* Branching off of old club * Change of association. Olympics and the streamlining of different associations * Desire for greater cross-regional consistency for gradings * Having worked under same syllabus for many years * Improve grading process beginner kids * Injury required an amendment to the grading requirements * Introduce mon grading for young students * Involves bunkai and pressure tests * Just over a year ago * My own training and belief in the martial arts has changed. I believe a syllabus should be reviewed from time to time in order to adapt to changing circumstances. * New club learning from experience * Our little group split from a larger group in order to make our karate more pragmatic, less sport, less punching air, etc. The syllabus is being worked on but progress is slow. * The Sensei mentioned that some of the katas were changed but he did not say when * There is a desire to improve what we do for lower and higher grades and although we base the syllabus on wado we do deviate from it * to building in movement from 7th kyu up * To make it more relevant in relation to 10th - 8th kyu * To rebalance the dan grade requirements * Went from teaching in heiko datchi for all grades


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LSD BlottersThe easiest and most effective way to provide LSD (which comes in liquid form) to a waiting customer base is through the use of blotters, which are preforated sheets that allow the tearing off of tiny squares, each given one drop of the drug. This works out nicely on several levels: the dosage is easy to keep track of, it can be folded away and hidden if the authorities visit, and most importantly, it provides an amazing outlet for artistic expression.For the last few decades, thousands of different designs have appeared on blotters, ranging from beautiful hand-drawn affairs to otherwise-legitmate corporate icons and trademarks. No image or concept is safe from this medium, and some blotters will have a hundred different images on the same page. What's fantastic is how many people this approach pisses off at once. Companies are absolutely horrified that their logo is being used in this fashion. Parents are disturbed that images of childhood (Mickey Mouse, Snoopy, and so on) are showing up on these sheets to encourage children to ingest them. And customers can get pissed off because they think that every appearance of Bart Simpson on a small paper square means the same quality of drugs on them, which is never the case. That said, it doesn't mean every company is against it: In 1995, Sony released a number of promotional items around their new game console, the Playstation, including hats, shirts and a small cardboard sheet with preforations. At the time, the flagship game Wipeout featured bands that were popular in dance clubs, and some enterprising person in the PR department obviously got a little out of hand. |


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Sometimes live as a Microsoft-employee is really strange, especially when you find something from Microsoft (!!) that you’ve never heard about as an employee, before – in particular if the thing you’ve found is cool as well.
If you’re a mathematics freak or someone who builds statistical BI-stuff for your CxO you might want to check out Microsoft Solver Foundation: http://www.solverfoundation.com/
Sounds pretty cool, especially as I remember I built at least a matrix-calculation framework in C++ about 10 years ago for a customer for a transport-optimization-system, as well. My heart is rushing:)))


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at two thirty in the afternoon Panorama Garden - Convention Room Wagir Malang Jawa Timur, Dinner and dancing to follow at Casa de la Guerra.
 Use alcohol-based handrub if you don’t have immediate access to soap and water. How do I wash my hands properly? Washing your hands properly takes about as long as singing "Happy Birthday".
CDC recommends that people wear masks in public settings and when around people who don’t live in your household. Masks may help prevent people who have COVID-19 from spreading the virus to others.
Physical distancing helps limit the spread of COVID-19 – this means we keep a distance of at least 1m from each other and avoid spending time in crowded places or in groups. Protect yourself and others. Break the chain of transmission.


In this article we will setup automated backup using Duplicity and Amazon S3.
Run following commands to install latest duplicity and python-boto library (duplicity needs it for Amazon S3).
apt-add-repository ppa:duplicity-team/ppa
apt-get update
apt-get install duplicity
apt-get install python-pip
pip install boto


Preprocess¶
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klar_eda.preprocessing.
preprocess_csv
(csv, target_column=None, index_column=None)¶ Preprocesses the csv file OR the dataframe, generates a csv file in the current directory with preprocessed data - Preprocess_file.csv
- Parameters
csv (pandas.Dataframe / string) – Either pandas Dataframe ( with column names as row 0 ) OR path to csv file
target_column (string, optional) – Name of the target column, defaults to last column in the dataframe.
index_column (list of string, optional) – List of column names which contain indexes/ do not contribute at all, defaults to None
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klar_eda.preprocessing.
preprocess_images
(data_path, dataset_type='other', save=True, show=False)¶ Processes the image data, and generates folders with preprocessed images.
- Parameters
data_path (string) – Path to folder containing image data ( Caution : Make sure the folder contains only images )
dataset_type (string, optional) – Either ‘ocr’ , ‘face’ or ‘other’ - Preprocessing is different for each category, defaults to ‘other’
save (bool, optional) – Save the results to directory, defaults to True
show (bool, optional) – Preview the results, defaults to False


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"GOPHER "a tree from the wood of which Noah was directed to build the ark (Genesis 6:14). It is mentioned only there. The LXX. render this word by “squared beams,” and the Vulgate by “planed wood.” Other versions have rendered it “pine” and “cedar;” but the weight of authority is in favour of understanding by it the cypress tree, which grows abundantly in Chaldea and Armenia.
"GOPHER "a tree from the wood of which Noah was directed to build the ark (Genesis 6:14). It is mentioned only there. The LXX. render this word by “squared beams,” and the Vulgate by “planed wood.” Other versions have rendered it “pine” and “cedar;” but the weight of authority is in favour of understanding by it the cypress tree, which grows abundantly in Chaldea and Armenia.


Indecent behaviour in a civilised society
by LettersAusten Lynch says Tory policy should be vigorously fought with composure, while John Airs and Colin Arlett praise Aditya Chakrabortty’s piece on food banks and the issues at the heart of the next election
Emma Brockes (Opinion, 31 October) considers Boris Johnson’s behaviour “indecent in a way that calls for indecency in response”. This will not do. His behaviour, along with that of much of the Tory party, is indeed deeply offensive – beyond the point of indecency. Yet indecency is not a decent response to indecency. And Labour, after all, is the party of decency – of a decent health service, decent jobs, decent working conditions, decent housing, decent education and decent civil rights. Of a decent chance of a fair society. The Tories’ indecent stripping away of much of the decency of our welfare state and social infrastructure should be vigorously fought with composure, dignity and, above all else, decency.
Austen Lynch
Garstang, Lancashire
• Thank you, Aditya Chakrabortty (Food banks used to be an aberration. Now they’re in children’s books, 31 October). It would be hard to read this article and disagree that “this election is really about … how we define a civilised society”. The only voters who could possibly disagree would be those whom JK Galbraith defines as belonging to The Culture of Contentment, unconcerned about how civilised our society is.
John Airs
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• The Labour party does not need to write a manifesto – the article by Aditya Chakrabortty says it all.
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ansible.plugins.strategy package¶
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class
ansible.plugins.strategy.
StrategyBase
(tqm)[source]¶ Bases:
object
This is the base class for strategy plugins, which contains some common code useful to all strategies like running handlers, cleanup actions, etc.
Submodules¶
ansible.plugins.strategy.debug module¶
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class
ansible.plugins.strategy.debug.
NextAction
(result=3)[source]¶ Bases:
object
The next action after an interpreter’s exit.
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REDO
= 1¶
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CONTINUE
= 2¶
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EXIT
= 3¶
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ansible.plugins.strategy.free module¶
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class
ansible.plugins.strategy.free.
StrategyModule
(tqm)[source]¶ Bases:
ansible.plugins.strategy.StrategyBase
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run
(iterator, play_context)[source]¶ The “free” strategy is a bit more complex, in that it allows tasks to be sent to hosts as quickly as they can be processed. This means that some hosts may finish very quickly if run tasks result in little or no work being done versus other systems.
The algorithm used here also tries to be more “fair” when iterating through hosts by remembering the last host in the list to be given a task and starting the search from there as opposed to the top of the hosts list again, which would end up favoring hosts near the beginning of the list.
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GzipInputStream
¶cottoncandy.utils.
GzipInputStream
(fileobj)¶Bases: object
Simple class that allow streaming reads from GZip files (from https://gist.github.com/beaufour/4205533).
Python 2.x gzip.GZipFile relies on .seek() and .tell(), so it doesn’t support this (@see: http://bo4.me/YKWSsL).
Adapted from: http://effbot.org/librarybook/zlib-example-4.py
Methods
__init__
(fileobj)¶Initialize with the given file-like object.
@param fileobj: file-like object,
next
()¶read
(size=0)¶readline
()¶readlines
()¶seek
(offset, whence=0)¶tell
()¶cottoncandy.utils.
bytes2human
(nbytes)¶Return string representation of bytes.
| Parameters: | nbytes : int
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| Returns: | human_bytes : str
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cottoncandy.utils.
clean_object_name
(input_function)¶remove leading “/” from object_name
This is important for compatibility with s3fs. s3fs does not list objects with a “/” prefix.
cottoncandy.utils.
generate_ndarray_chunks
(arr, axis=None, buffersize=104857600)¶A generator that splits an array into chunks of desired byte size
| Parameters: | arr : np.ndarray axis : int, None
buffersize : scalar
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| Returns: | iterator : generator object
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cottoncandy.utils.
get_fileobject_size
(file_object)¶Return byte size of file-object
cottoncandy.utils.
get_key_from_environ
()¶cottoncandy.utils.
get_key_from_s3fs
()¶If user has s3fs-fuse keys,return them
cottoncandy.utils.
get_keys
()¶try to find the user keys in the machine
cottoncandy.utils.
get_object_size
(boto_s3_object)¶Return the size of the S3 object in MB
cottoncandy.utils.
has_magic
(s)¶Check string to see if it has any glob magic
cottoncandy.utils.
has_real_magic
(s)¶Check if string has non-trivial glob pattern
cottoncandy.utils.
has_start_digit
(s)¶cottoncandy.utils.
has_trivial_magic
(s)¶Check string to see if it has trivial glob magic (e.g. “path/*”)
cottoncandy.utils.
mk_aws_path
(path)¶Make the path behave as expected when querying S3 with list_objects.
cottoncandy.utils.
objects2names
(objects)¶Return the name of all objects in a list
cottoncandy.utils.
print_objects
(object_list)¶Print the name and creation date of a list of objects.
cottoncandy.utils.
read_buffered
(frm, to, buffersize=64)¶Fill an array with file-like object contents
cottoncandy.utils.
remove_root
(string_)¶remove leading “/” from a string
cottoncandy.utils.
remove_trivial_magic
(s)¶cottoncandy.utils.
string2bool
(mstring)¶cottoncandy.utils.
unquote_names
(object_names)¶Clean the URL object name


Similarity Network Fusion takes multiple views of a network and fuses them together to construct an overall status matrix. The input to our algorithm can be feature vectors, pairwise distances, or pairwise similarities. The learned status matrix can then be used for retrieval, clustering, and classification.
| Version: | 2.3.0 |
| Imports: | heatmap.plus, ExPosition, alluvial |
| Published: | 2018-04-24 |
| Author: | Bo Wang, Aziz Mezlini, Feyyaz Demir, Marc Fiume, Zhuowen Tu, Michael Brudno, Benjamin Haibe-Kains, Anna Goldenberg |
| Maintainer: | Daniel Cole <goldenberglab at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | SNFtool results |
| Reference manual: | SNFtool.pdf |
| Package source: | SNFtool_2.3.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SNFtool_2.3.0.zip, r-release: SNFtool_2.3.0.zip, r-oldrel: SNFtool_2.3.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SNFtool_2.3.0.tgz, r-oldrel: SNFtool_2.3.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | SNFtool archive |
| Reverse imports: | IntClust |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=SNFtool to link to this page.


Dynamic Education Foundation (DEF) is a Co-Educational English Medium School. It came into existence in the year 2007. DEF was established as a Pre-Primary School (Nursery and K.G.) and Primary School (I-V) for children following the module under Board of Secondary Education Manipur (BOSEM). The School has been upgraded by a class every year till class ten (X, 2013). Now, it has classes from Pre-Nursery to Class X. DEF is run under the aegis of Public Charitable Trust- "Rural Education Foundation" bearing Register No. 250 of 2008 under Indian Trust Act. 1882, Registration Act. 1908 under Government of Manipur.
The school(DEF) is fully recognised by Goernment of Manipur vide Orders of Ref. No. 12/2/2012-SE(S) in its No. 62/2016 dt 19/04/16
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth.


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Court bookings are required for both members and non-members at the club. First preference for court availability will always be given to a member of the Yan's Tennis Club.
Court bookings are required for both members and non-members at the club. First preference for court availability will always be given to a member of the Yan's Tennis Club.


I start from the installation procedure.
I always try in a sandbox of Anaconda with Python version 3.6.1.
I think it is useless to start with Python 2 because we risk to have it obsolete once we will be in production.
Installation of P4P
the main reference that I am using is:
https://github.com/mdavidsaver/p4p
and the documentation for the installation is
https://mdavidsaver.github.io/p4p/building.html
The dependencies on the website are
• Python 2.7 or >=3.4
• numpy >=1.6
• nosetests (to run unittests)
• EPICS >= 7.0.1
but on the installation command line they also have python2.7-dev. I think all the requirements should be in a single point.
Moreover the external packages (EPICS for example) should be linked.
The installation link on the main page:
https://github.com/mdavidsaver/p4p/releases/download/1.0.0/p4p-1.0.0.tar.gz
is broken. This is due to the bad practice to use versions in the filename instead of pointing the link to the latest stable release.
Also the release has the tag with the version (https://github.com/mdavidsaver/p4p/releases/tag/0.1) but if we want to use for a production we should have the tag stable pointing to the
latest stable release. The installer should be agnostic with respect to the version.
The installer says that the alternatively we can use the versioned source
git clone https://github.com/mdavidsaver/p4p.git
this link works, and I will try to compile the code from both release and development (git).
The way to configure the EPICS path is quite dangerous:
cat <<EOF > configure/RELEASE.local
EPICS_BASE=/path/to/epics-base
EOF
every EPICS component should read the EPICS base from environment variable, otherwise there is the risk of different installations that point to different EPICS versions.
Once the environment is set-up I start to compile it.
The release p4p-0.1 doesn't compile because it tries to address the name "value" from the epics::pvData::ScalarTypeID<long> in pvData.h (see attached log).
Probably the name changed in the base-<IP_ADDRESS> and the release is not updated.
Then I switch to the development version and it compiles with only few warnings.
The unit test, make nose, run well (even if on Mac there is a problem with the link of the readline library and has to be manually replaced in the _p4p.so with
sudo install_name_tool -change libreadline.6.2.dylib ~/anaconda/lib/libreadline.6.2.dylib _p4p.so but I think it is a local problem).
The python library lacks the setup.py to be installed in the system. The use of the environment variable PYTHONPATH=~/Desktop/EPICS/p4p/python3.6m/darwin-x86
is very old style because every modern python installation allows a virtualization of the python environment, so a system-wide installation should be available.
Once loaded the library works. I am not the best person to say if from the EPICS point of view it is working well. In particular on the server side I never setup a real EPICS server (only few demos).
As client I did few test and seems to work correctly, but I should use a real EPICS server to stress a bit the client capabilities to say if it works properly.
the examples in the documentation are ok to start to understand the logic, and the APIs are well documented.
Installation of pvaPy
the main reference that I am using is:
https://github.com/epics-base/pvaPy
that contains also the installation reference.
The dependencies are
• EPICS Base (v<IP_ADDRESS> or 3.15.2)
• EPICS4 CPP release (v4.4.0 or higher); note that EPICS7 release includes all needed v4 modules
• Python development header files/libraries (v2.6.6 or higher)
• Boost (v1.41.0); must have the boost_python library built
• Standard development tools (gcc, make, autoconf, etc.)
• Boost.NumPy (optional, for retrieving numeric scalar arrays as numpy arrays; this is not needed for Boost v1.63.0 and later)
• Sphinx (optional, for generating documentation)
The stable release (1.0.0) says that it is compatible with the EPICS 7 distribution, but in the documentation it mention separately the EPICS Base and the EPICS4 CPP. I will try to use the EPICS7 installation.
I will try both the release 1.0.0 (from here: https://github.com/epics-base/pvaPy/releases) and the git development.
The boost library is not light and depends on many other libraries, specifically from: graphite2, libboost, libcxx, libcxxabi, libopus, libprotobuf, libvpx, lzo, py-boost
The check with the linker in make configuration fails on Mac because it search for $EPICS_BASE/lib/darwin-x86_64 while in the EPICSv7 the directory was renamed as darwin-x86.
Once fixed this issue the code compiles and generates the pvaccess.so library and a shell script to configure the environment variable PYTHONPATH to allow python to see the library.
Again this is not the correct way to install a python library: the correct way is to have the setyp.py installable through pip that copies the relevant libraries and wrappers into the main python installation (or the virtual environment).
Also for pvaPy there is the problem with the readline library and has to be fixed with
When the pvaccess is imported with import pvaccess, it rises the error:
>>> import pvaccess
ImportError: numpy.core.umath failed to import
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
SystemError: initialization of pvaccess raised unreported exception
This is somehow tricky to debug because the import numpy.core.umath alone works correctly.
If I import it twice it seems to work (at least it loads the symbols for the python library).
Once installed I wasn't able to read an EPICS channel on a remote server, maybe the code is ignoring the environment variable EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST.
These are the two examples:
>>> from p4p.client.thread import Context
>>> ctxt = Context('ca')
>>> ctxt.get('QP1:B')
-15.57639015558656
>>> import pvaccess
ImportError: numpy.core.umath failed to import
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
SystemError: initialization of pvaccess raised unreported exception
>>> import pvaccess
>>> c = pvaccess.Channel('QP1:B')
>>> c.get()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
pvaccess.PvaException: Channel QP1:B timed out.
My overall conclusion is that both libraries are not mature for production, requires several manual tweak to be adapted to the environment and are far from
the stability required in high reliability environment.
The installation process has to be cleaned and standardized as any other python package (with the setup.py compatible with pip and the correct management of the dependencies).
The long list of dependencies of pvaPy makes me think that we should consider as first choice p4p that seems a cleaner installation.
On the other end I do not like either the fact that p4p has his own c++ client included in the installation. The pyepics library (the one for EPICS3) does not implement its own client
but it is a python wrapper around the installation of EPICS, so every change and update in the EPICS base is automatically ported in the python library.
If the python library implements its own client we risk to depend on it and to have trouble in case of new features of the default client.
Cheers,
e.


| System | Instructions | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mac | https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/install-git#mac-os-x | You only need to follow the section titled Git for Mac Installer |
| Windows | https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/install-git#windows | You only need to follow the section titled Git for Windows stand-alone installer |
You can either clone an existing repository or start one from scratch
"Cloning" is how you download a repository to your local machine and get it prepped for contributing.
git clone https://github.com/tech-moms-online-spring-2021/learning-git.git
echo "# gapper-gonzo" >> README.md
git init
git add README.md
git commit -m "first commit"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin https://github.com/sunitajennings/gapper-gonzo.git
git push -u origin main
Both of these methods will create a new local repository that is connected to the remote repository (what you see on github.com)
| git status | What's the status of my current branch? |
| git checkout -b "sunita/my-first-branch" | Create a new local branch called "sunita/my-first-branch", and make that your working branch |
| git add . | Add all changes to the "staging area" |
| git add my_file.txt | Add a specific file to the "staging area" |
| git commit -m "I added a new file" | Commit your staged changes |
| git push --set-upstream origin sunita/my-first-branch | Push your local changes to the remote repository.  Create the pull request and wait for approval. |
| git checkout main | Switch your working branch to the main branch |
| git fetch | Tell git to look for changes (no changes will be applied, but you'll see a list of any new branches that have been created on the remote repository) |
| git pull | Apply any changes from the remote repository to your local repository |


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Elm is a domain-specific functional programming language for declaratively creating web browser-based graphical user interfaces
Polymer is an open-source JavaScript library for builden web applications using Web Components
Back-end tools
Ruby on Rails, or Rails, is a server-side web application framework written in Ruby. Rails is an MVC framework, providing default structures for a database, a web service, and web pages.
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. Uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient.
ASP.NET Core is the next generation of ASP.NET. It is a modular framework that runs on both the full .NET Framework, on Windows, and the cross-platform .NET Core.
Django (/dasdasd/ JANG-goh) is a free and open source web framework, written in Python, which follows the model-view-template (MVT) artchitectural pattern.


BADrecords
This imaginary music label doesn’t know when to say no. They’ll sign any band in any genre so long as their music is truly – B.A.D.
RatDink - Return Of The Mac EP
A trap/fast food burger inspired instrumental sound I dubbed Burger Wave, because of the beefy bass and the cheesy samples.
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Hi there! I'm Farbs, the guy responsible for all of the "stuff" you see on this site. I've been honing and improving my pen-testing skills since 2015, and always strive for more improvement each day. This site was created solely to help me share the methods I've found for exploiting Hack The Box boxes and other CTF challenges. It also helps jog my memory on previous exploits and concepts I may have slowly forgotten over time. Hopefully you enjoy what I do, and thanks for stopping by!


/**
*2017—04-02,
*2017-04-03.
*/
From: Mr Liu
For : Miss Chen
Thank you for comfotting me when I'm sad,
Loving me when I'm mad.
Picking me up when I'm down,
Thank you for being my friend and being around.
Teaching me the meaning of love,
Encouraging me when I need a shove.
But most of all thank you for...
Loving me for who I am.
I wanna to tell you :
You are the most important person in my life ;
陪你起起跌跌;
*2017—04-02,
*2017-04-03.
*/
From: Mr Liu
For : Miss Chen
Thank you for comfotting me when I'm sad,
Loving me when I'm mad.
Picking me up when I'm down,
Thank you for being my friend and being around.
Teaching me the meaning of love,
Encouraging me when I need a shove.
But most of all thank you for...
Loving me for who I am.
I wanna to tell you :
You are the most important person in my life ;
陪你起起跌跌;
亲爱的，这是我们相爱在一起的时光。
它会一直滴滴答答的走下去。
- Liu先生


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In the previous four chapters, we have looked at POSIX awk, with only occasional reference to actual awk implementations that you would run. In this chapter, we focus on the different versions of awk that are available, what features they do or do not have, and how you can get them.
First, we'll look at the original V7 version of awk. The original awk lacks many of the features we've described, so this section mostly describes what's not there. Next, we'll look at the three versions whose source code is freely available. All of them have extensions to the POSIX standard. Those that are common to all three versions are discussed first. Finally, we look at three commercial versions of awk.
In each of the sections that follow, we'll take a brief look at how the original awk differs from POSIX awk. Over the years, UNIX vendors have enhanced their versions of original awk; you may need to write small test programs to see exactly what features your old awk has or doesn't have.
The original V7 awk only had "\t", "\n", "\"", and, of course, "\\". Most UNIX vendors have added some or all of "\b" and "\r" and "\f".
Exponentiation (using the ^, ^=, **, and **= operators) is not in old awk.
The three-argument conditional expression found in C, "expr1 ? expr2 : expr3" is not in old awk. You must resort to a plain old if-else statement.
You cannot use the value of a variable as a Boolean pattern.
flag { print "..." }
You must instead use a comparison expression.
flag != 0 { print "..." }
The original awk made it difficult to use patterns dynamically because they had to be fixed when the script was interpreted. You can get around the problem of not being able to use a variable as a regular expression by importing a shell variable inside an awk program. The value of the shell variable will be interpreted by awk as a constant. Here's an example:
$cat awkro2
#! /bin/sh # assign shell's $1 to awk search variable search=$1 awk '$1 ~ /'"$search"'/' acronyms
The first line of the script makes the variable assignment before awk is invoked. To get the shell to expand the variable inside the awk procedure, we enclose it within single, then double, quotation marks.[1] Thus, awk never sees the shell variable and evaluates it as a constant string.
[1] Actually, this is the concatenation of single-quoted text with double-quoted text with more single-quoted text to produce one large quoted string. This trick was used earlier, in Chapter 6, Advanced sed Commands.
Here's another version that makes use of the Bourne shell variable substitution feature. Using this feature gives us an easy way to specify a default value for the variable if, for instance, the user does not supply a command-line argument.
search=$1 awk '$1 ~ /'"${search:-.*}"'/' acronyms
The expression "${search:-.*}" tells the shell to use the value of search if it is defined; if not, use ".*" as the value. Here, ".*" is regular-expression syntax specifying any string of characters; therefore, all entries are printed if no entry is supplied on the command line. Because the whole thing is inside double quotes, the shell does not perform a wildcard expansion on ".*".
In POSIX awk, if a program has just a BEGIN procedure, and nothing else, awk will exit after executing that procedure. The original awk is different; it will execute the BEGIN procedure and then go on to process input, even if there are no pattern-action statements. You can force awk to exit by supplying /dev/null on the command line as a data file argument, or by using exit.
In addition, the BEGIN and END procedures, if present, have to be at the beginning and end of program, respectively. Furthermore, you can only have one of each.
Field separating works the same in old awk as it does in modern awk, except that you can't use regular expressions.
There is no way in the original awk to delete an element from an array. The best thing you can do is assign the empty string to the unwanted array element, and then code your program to ignore array elements whose values are empty.
Along the same lines, in is not an operator in original awk; you cannot use if (item in array) to see if an item is present. Unfortunately, this forces you to loop through every item in an array to see if the index you want is present.
for (item in array) { if (item == searchkey) { process array[item] break } }
The original V7 awk did not have getline. If your awk is really ancient, then getline may not work for you. Some vendors have the simplest form of getline, which reads the next record from the regular input stream, and sets $0, NF and NR (there is no FNR, see below). All of the other forms of getline are not available.
The original awk had only a limited number of built-in string functions. (See Table 11.1 and Table 11.3.)
| Awk Function | Description |
|---|---|
| index(s,t) | Returns position of substring t in string s or zero if not present. |
| length(s) | Returns length of string s or length of $0 if no string is supplied. |
| split(s,a,sep) | Parses string s into elements of array a using field separator sep; returns number of elements. If sep is not supplied, FS is used. Array splitting works the same way as field splitting. |
| sprintf("fmt",expr) | Uses printf format specification for expr. |
| substr(s,p,n) | Returns substring of string s at beginning position p up to maximum length of n. If n isn't supplied, the rest of the string from p is used. |
Some built-in functions can be classified as arithmetic functions. Most of them take a numeric argument and return a numeric value. Table 11.2 summarizes these arithmetic functions.
| Awk Function | Description |
|---|---|
| exp(x) | Returns e to the power x. |
| int(x) | Returns truncated value of x. |
| log(x) | Returns natural logarithm (base-e) of x. |
| sqrt(x) | Returns square root of x. |
One of the nicest facilities in awk, the ability to define your own functions, is also not available in original awk.
In original awk only the variables shown in Table 11.3 are built in.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| FILENAME | Current filename |
| FS | Field separator (a blank) |
| NF | Number of fields in current record |
| NR | Number of the current record |
| OFMT | Output format for numbers (%.6g) |
| OFS | Output field separator (a blank) |
| ORS | Output record separator (a newline) |
| RS | Record separator (a newline) |
OFMT does double duty, serving as the conversion format for the print statement, as well as for converting numbers to strings.


Basic image manipulation algorithms such as Gaussian smoothing and free rebinning.
| requires: | NumPy |
|---|---|
| requires: | SciPy |
| author: | Sami-Matias Niemi |
| contact: |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| version: | 0.1 |
Functions
| blurImage(im, n[, ny]) | blurs the image by convolving with a gaussian kernel of typical |
| congrid(a, newdims[, method, centre, minusone]) | Arbitrary resampling of source array to new dimension sizes. |
| frebin(image, nsout[, nlout, total]) | Shrink or expand the size of an array an arbitary amount using interpolation. |
| gaussianKernel(size[, sizey]) | Returns a normalized 2D gauss kernel array for convolutions. |
| rebin(a, *args) | rebin ndarray data into a smaller ndarray of the same rank whose dimensions |
| rebinFactor(a, newshape) |


Psychometric Analysis
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The Drumset WindowThe Drumset window shows all available instruments. If you think that they are a little bit unordered: That's how the General MIDI standard specified it!Click on one of the buttons: the sound is played. Drag the mouse while you press the mouse button: So you can drag the button. Then you can throw it onto the marked field on the Pattern window (see more on the next page)! You can modify the size of the Drumset window: Use either the zoom gadget or the (small) size gadget! | ||
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2 Samuel 11:26
And when the wife of Uriah heard that Uriah her husband was dead, she mourned for her husband.


Daily Deals (11-15-2019)
by Brad LinderThe HP Envy 13 is a 2.9 pound notebook with an 8th-gen Intel “Whiskey Lake” processor. While it has a list price of $849 and up, HP is currently selling models with Core i7 chips for $720 and up.
But the Microsoft Store is going even lower — today you can pick up an HP Envy 13 with an Intel Core i5-8265U processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB solid state drive for just $499.
That’s the best price I’ve seen for this laptop — and it’s $100 lower than the previous best price, which I pointed out a month ago.
Here are some of the day’s best deals.
Laptops
- HP Envy 13 w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $499 – Microsoft Store
- HP Envy 13 w/Core i7-8565U for $720 and up – HP
- HP Envy x360 13″ convertible w/Ryzen 5 3500U/8GB?256GB for $660 – Microsoft Store
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- Refurb Acer C738T 11.6″ Chromebook convertible w/Celeron N3150/4GB/16GB for $99 – Woot (OS updates through June, 2022)
Other gadgets
- Nintendo Switch Lite + Pokemon Sword/Shield for $240 – AntOnline (via eBay)
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Digital downloads
- Weekend PC game sale (Vampire: The Masquerade, Diablo, & more) – GOG
- Name your price for $850+ of DRM-free digital comics – Humble Dynamite Bundle


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Across: 1. Turn up with one very quiet listener (6) 5. "C-carafes for Capone!" (8) 9. Spot white cliffs in Bucks town? (8) 10. Pole placed in backwater is slowly eaten away (6) 11. Honest, mellow commentator (12) 13. Born around northern river (4) 14. Harry is upset about Yoko being unpaid (8) 17. He takes risks placing flower right behind outlet (8) 18. Produced Hovis, we hear (4) 20. Shilling and coppers initially thrown in back lane by chance (12) 23. Scholar has to go back in to Colombian capital (6) 24. Rex arranges special copies (8) 25. He lets out, and may let out again (8) 26. Boy's brown tin (6) Down: 2. Mope around the wasteland, perhaps (4) 3. Last shirt worn by women may be a gift (9) 4. Lover returns to Turks Head in disgust (6) 5. Hod carrier? (9 6) 6. Dancing ladies follow top writer out of Italian mountains (8) 7. Priest and Bishop join small character in book (5) 8. Mercenaries take out northern dairy factories! (10) 12. Pulled apart free hooter earlier (10) 15. Non-conformist jungle king in 4 (9) 16. Posh car, in middle of road, gets Slav back to newcomers (8) 19. Silly dispute is never-ending! (6) 21. Northern Ireland award for god-daughter (5) 22.


Joe Armstrong, creator of Erlang language
Rob Pike, Concurrency is not parallelism
"Classical" approach: threads, semaphors, locks:
from threading import Thread
class Worker(Thread):
"""Thread executing tasks from a given tasks queue"""
def __init__(self, tasks):
Thread.__init__(self)
self.tasks = tasks
self.daemon = True
self.start()
def run(self):
"""Run thread loop."""
while True:
func, args, kargs = self.tasks.get()
try:
func(*args, **kargs)
except Exception as exp:
print_exc(exp)
self.tasks.task_done()
from Queue import Queue
class ThreadPool:
"""Pool of threads consuming tasks from a queue"""
def __init__(self, num_threads):
self.tasks = Queue(num_threads)
for _ in xrange(num_threads):
Worker(self.tasks)
def add_task(self, func, *args, **kargs):
"""Add a task to the queue"""
self.tasks.put((func, args, kargs))
def wait(self):
"""Wait for completion of all the tasks in the queue"""
self.tasks.join()
What about shared resources, hah that's easy use locks, e.g.
lock = threading.Lock()
def get_first_part():
lock.acquire()
try:
... fetch data for first part from shared object
finally:
lock.release()
return data
def get_second_part():
lock.acquire()
try:
... fetch data for second part from shared object
finally:
lock.release()
return data
The standard lock object doesn’t care which thread is currently holding the
lock; if the lock is held, any thread that attempts to acquire the lock will
block, even if the same thread is already holding the lock. Details
here
def get_both_parts():
first = get_first_part()
second = get_second_part()
return first, second
Are you sure it works? Some other thread modifies the resource between the
two calls, we may end up with inconsistent data
def get_both_parts():
lock.acquire()
try:
first = get_first_part()
second = get_second_part()
finally:
lock.release()
return first, second
However, this won’t work; the individual access functions will get stuck,
because the outer function already holds the lock. To work around this,
you can add flags to the access functions that enables the outer function
to disable locking, but this is error-prone, and can quickly get out of hand.
Solution is to use
re-entrant lock
Everything that can go wrong will go wrong (c) Murphy
Chris Jones
Apache vs Yaws (Erlang) (2002)
Thoughput (KBytes/second) vs. load. Apache (blue, run on NFS) and (green, run on local filesystem) dies at 4k parallel requests, Yaws (red, run on NFS) stays alive even at 80k parallel requests.
Joe Armstrong, Concurency is easy
-module(myserver).
server(Data) ->
receive
{From,{request,X}} ->
{R, Data1} = fn(X, Data),
From ! {myserver,{reply, R}},
server(Data1)
end.
-export([request/1]).
request(Req) ->
myserver ! {self(),{request,Req}},
receive
{myserver,{reply,Rep}} ->
Rep
end.
widget w; // (a)
widget w(); // (b)
widget w{}; // (c)
widget w(x); // (d)
widget w{x}; // (e)
widget w = x; // (f)
widget w = {x}; // (g)
auto w = x; // (h)
auto w = widget{x}; // (i)
def gen():
for i in range(0,5): yield i
a = [i for i in gen()]
a = (i for i in gen())
a = 1
Type of solution Time taken (sec) Python (estimate) 1500.0 Python + Psyco (estimate) 1138.0 Python + NumPy Expression 29.3 Blitz 9.5 Inline 4.3 Fast Inline 2.3 Python/Fortran 2.9 Pyrex 2.5 Matlab (estimate) 29.0 Octave (estimate) 60.0 Pure C++ 2.16NumPy/SciPy project
package main
import "fmt"
import "time"
import "math/rand"
func boring(msg string, c chan string) {
for i := 0; ; i++ {
c <- fmt.Sprintf("%s %d", msg, i) // Expression to be sent
time.Sleep(time.Duration(rand.Intn(1e3)) * time.Millisecond)
}
}
func main() {
c := make(chan string) // create output channel
go boring("boring!", c) // submit go routine, a la thread
for i := 0; i < 5; i++ {
fmt.Printf("You say: %q\n", <-c) // Receive msg and print it
}
fmt.Println("You're boring; I'm leaving.")
}
code snippets from Rob Pike
concurrency slides
package main
import "fmt"
import "time"
import "math/rand"
func boring(msg string) <-chan string { // Returns receive-only channel
c := make(chan string)
go func() { // We launch the goroutine from inside the function.
for i := 0; ; i++ {
c <- fmt.Sprintf("%s %d", msg, i)
time.Sleep(time.Duration(rand.Intn(1e3)) * time.Millisecond)
}
}()
return c // Return the channel to the caller.
}
func multiplexer(input1, input2 <-chan string) <-chan string {
c := make(chan string) // output channel
go func() {
for {
select {
case s := <-input1: c <- s
case s := <-input2: c <- s
}
}
}()
return c
}
func main() {
c := multiplexer(boring("Joe"), boring("Ann"))
for i := 0; i < 10; i++ {
fmt.Println(<-c)
}
fmt.Println("You're both boring; I'm leaving.")
}
No locks. No condition variables. No callbacks.
Code snippets from Rob Pike
concurrency slides
process_urls(L) ->
process_urls(L, []).
process_urls([Url|T], Results) ->
Id = urlfetch_uuid:new(),
Payload = "",
Headers = "",
spawn(fetch, [Id, Url, get, Payload, Headers]),
Output = get_result(Id),
process_urls(T, Results++[Output]);
process_urls([], Results) -> Results.
Spawn processes with fetch function through the recursion.
func RequestHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
urls := parse_input_request(r)
ch := make(chan []byte)
for _, url := range urls {
go Fetch(url, ch)
}
for i:=0; i < len(urls); i++ {
w.Write(<-ch)
w.Write([]byte("\n"))
}
}
Submit go-routines and collect results via channel
import pycurl
import StringIO
def getdata(urls, ckey, cert, headers=None, num_conn=100):
# Make a queue with urls
queue = [u for u in urls if validate_url(u)]
# Check args
num_urls = len(queue)
num_conn = min(num_conn, num_urls)
# Pre-allocate a list of curl objects
mcurl = pycurl.CurlMulti()
mcurl.handles = []
for _ in range(num_conn):
curl = pycurl.Curl()
curl.fp = None
curl.setopt(pycurl.FOLLOWLOCATION, 1)
curl.setopt(pycurl.MAXREDIRS, 5)
curl.setopt(pycurl.CONNECTTIMEOUT, 30)
curl.setopt(pycurl.TIMEOUT, 300)
curl.setopt(pycurl.NOSIGNAL, 1)
curl.setopt(pycurl.SSLKEY, ckey)
curl.setopt(pycurl.SSLCERT, cert)
curl.setopt(pycurl.SSL_VERIFYPEER, False)
mcurl.handles.append(curl)
if headers:
curl.setopt(pycurl.HTTPHEADER, \
["%s: %s" % (k, v) for k, v in headers.iteritems()])
# Main loop
freelist = mcurl.handles[:]
num_processed = 0
while num_processed < num_urls:
# If there is an url to process and a free curl object,
# add to multi-stack
while queue and freelist:
url = queue.pop(0)
curl = freelist.pop()
curl.setopt(pycurl.URL, url.encode('ascii', 'ignore'))
bbuf = StringIO.StringIO()
hbuf = StringIO.StringIO()
curl.setopt(pycurl.WRITEFUNCTION, bbuf.write)
curl.setopt(pycurl.HEADERFUNCTION, hbuf.write)
mcurl.add_handle(curl)
# store some info
curl.hbuf = hbuf
curl.bbuf = bbuf
curl.url = url
# Run the internal curl state machine for the multi stack
while 1:
ret, _num_handles = mcurl.perform()
if ret != pycurl.E_CALL_MULTI_PERFORM:
break
# Check for curl objects which have terminated, and add them to the
# freelist
while 1:
num_q, ok_list, err_list = mcurl.info_read()
for curl in ok_list:
hdrs = curl.hbuf.getvalue()
data = curl.bbuf.getvalue()
url = curl.url
curl.bbuf.flush()
curl.bbuf.close()
curl.hbuf.close()
curl.hbuf = None
curl.bbuf = None
mcurl.remove_handle(curl)
freelist.append(curl)
yield {'url': url, 'data': data, 'headers': hdrs}
for curl, errno, errmsg in err_list:
hdrs = curl.hbuf.getvalue()
data = curl.bbuf.getvalue()
url = curl.url
curl.bbuf.flush()
curl.bbuf.close()
curl.hbuf.close()
curl.hbuf = None
curl.bbuf = None
mcurl.remove_handle(curl)
freelist.append(curl)
yield {'url': url, 'data': None, 'headers': hdrs,
'error': errmsg, 'code': errno}
num_processed = num_processed + len(ok_list) + len(err_list)
if num_q == 0:
break
# Currently no more I/O is pending, could do something in the meantime
# (display a progress bar, etc.).
# We just call select() to sleep until some more data is available.
mcurl.select(1.0)
cleanup(mcurl)
def cleanup(mcurl):
"Clean-up MultiCurl handles"
for curl in mcurl.handles:
if curl.hbuf is not None:
curl.hbuf.close()
curl.hbuf = None
if curl.bbuf is not None:
curl.bbuf.close()
curl.bbuf = None
curl.close()
mcurl.close()
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AT Dalton, near Thirsk, in Yorkshire, there is a mill. It has quite recently been rebuilt; but when I was at Dalton, six years ago, the old building stood. In front of the house was a long mound which went by the name of 'the giant's grave', and in the mill you can see a long blade of iron something like a scythe-blade, but not curved, which was called 'the giant's knife', because of a very curious story which is told of this knife. Would you like to hear it? Well, it isn't very long.
There once lived a giant at this mill who had only one eye in the middle of his forehead, and he ground men's bones to make his bread. One day he captured on Pilmoor a lad named Jack, and instead of grinding him in the mill he kept him grinding as his servant, and never let him get away. Jack served the giant seven years, and never was allowed a holiday the whole time. At last he could bear it no longer. Topcliffe fair was coming on, and Jack begged that he might be allowed to go there.
'No, no,' said the giant, 'stop at home and mind your grinding.'
'I've been grinding and grinding these seven years,' said Jack, 'and not a holiday have I had. I'll have one now, whatever you say.'
'We'll see about that,' said the giant.
Well, the day was hot, and after dinner the giant lay down in the mill with his head on a sack and dozed. He had been eating in the mill, and had laid down a great loaf of bone bread by his side, and the knife I told you about was in his hand, but his fingers relaxed their hold of it in sleep. Jack seized the knife, and holding it with both his hands drove the blade into the single eye of the giant, who woke with a howl of agony, and starting up, barred the door. Jack was again in difficulties, for he couldn't get out, but he soon found a way out of them. The giant had a favourite dog, which had also been sleeping when his master was blinded.
'Bow, wow,' says Jack.
'At him, Truncheon,' said the giant; 'at the little wretch that I've fed these seven years, and now has blinded me.'
'Bow, wow,' says Jack, and ran between the giant's legs on all-fours, barking till he got to the door. He unlatched it and was off, and never more was seen at Dalton Mill.


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When you add a remote, Cast will generate a Certificate Signing Request and
send it to the newly added remote agent. Then, either from the server on which
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files).
It is a thread safe implementation, therefore, you need only to instantiate one
KnownHosts
for your whole application.
- Version:
- 2.50, 03/15/10
- Author:
- Christian Plattner
|
Method Summary |
void |
addHostkey(java.lang.String[] hostnames,
java.lang.String serverHostKeyAlgorithm,
byte[] serverHostKey)
Adds a single public key entry to the database. |
void |
addHostkeys(char[] knownHostsData)
Parses the given known_hosts data and adds entries to the database. |
void |
addHostkeys(java.io.File knownHosts)
Parses the given known_hosts file and adds entries to the database. |
static void |
addHostkeyToFile(java.io.File knownHosts,
java.lang.String[] hostnames,
java.lang.String serverHostKeyAlgorithm,
byte[] serverHostKey)
Adds a single public key entry to the a known_hosts file. |
static java.lang.String |
createBubblebabbleFingerprint(java.lang.String keytype,
byte[] publickey)
Convert a ssh2 key-blob into a human readable bubblebabble fingerprint. |
static java.lang.String |
createHashedHostname(java.lang.String hostname)
Generate the hashed representation of the given hostname. |
static java.lang.String |
createHexFingerprint(java.lang.String keytype,
byte[] publickey)
Convert a ssh2 key-blob into a human readable hex fingerprint. |
java.lang.String[] |
getPreferredServerHostkeyAlgorithmOrder(java.lang.String hostname)
Try to find the preferred order of hostkey algorithms for the given hostname. |
int |
verifyHostkey(java.lang.String hostname,
java.lang.String serverHostKeyAlgorithm,
byte[] serverHostKey)
Checks the internal hostkey database for the given hostkey. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
HOSTKEY_IS_OK
public static final int HOSTKEY_IS_OK
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
HOSTKEY_IS_NEW
public static final int HOSTKEY_IS_NEW
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
HOSTKEY_HAS_CHANGED
public static final int HOSTKEY_HAS_CHANGED
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
KnownHosts
public KnownHosts()
KnownHosts
public KnownHosts(char[] knownHostsData)
throws java.io.IOException
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
KnownHosts
public KnownHosts(java.io.File knownHosts)
throws java.io.IOException
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
addHostkey
public void addHostkey(java.lang.String[] hostnames,
java.lang.String serverHostKeyAlgorithm,
byte[] serverHostKey)
throws java.io.IOException
- Adds a single public key entry to the database. Note: this will NOT add the public key
to any physical file (e.g., "~/.ssh/known_hosts") - use
addHostkeyToFile()
for that purpose.
This method is designed to be used in a ServerHostKeyVerifier
.
- Parameters:
hostnames
- a list of hostname patterns - at least one most be specified. Check out the
OpenSSH sshd man page for a description of the pattern matching algorithm.serverHostKeyAlgorithm
- as passed to the ServerHostKeyVerifier
.serverHostKey
- as passed to the ServerHostKeyVerifier
.
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
addHostkeys
public void addHostkeys(char[] knownHostsData)
throws java.io.IOException
- Parses the given known_hosts data and adds entries to the database.
- Parameters:
knownHostsData
-
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
addHostkeys
public void addHostkeys(java.io.File knownHosts)
throws java.io.IOException
- Parses the given known_hosts file and adds entries to the database.
- Parameters:
knownHosts
-
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
createHashedHostname
public static final java.lang.String createHashedHostname(java.lang.String hostname)
- Generate the hashed representation of the given hostname. Useful for adding entries
with hashed hostnames to a known_hosts file. (see -H option of OpenSSH key-gen).
- Parameters:
hostname
-
- Returns:
- the hashed representation, e.g., "|1|cDhrv7zwEUV3k71CEPHnhHZezhA=|Xo+2y6rUXo2OIWRAYhBOIijbJMA="
getPreferredServerHostkeyAlgorithmOrder
public java.lang.String[] getPreferredServerHostkeyAlgorithmOrder(java.lang.String hostname)
- Try to find the preferred order of hostkey algorithms for the given hostname.
Based on the type of hostkey that is present in the internal database
(i.e., either
ssh-rsa
or ssh-dss
)
an ordered list of hostkey algorithms is returned which can be passed
to Connection.setServerHostKeyAlgorithms
.
- Parameters:
hostname
-
- Returns:
null
if no key for the given hostname is present or
there are keys of multiple types present for the given hostname. Otherwise,
an array with hostkey algorithms is returned (i.e., an array of length 2).
verifyHostkey
public int verifyHostkey(java.lang.String hostname,
java.lang.String serverHostKeyAlgorithm,
byte[] serverHostKey)
throws java.io.IOException
- Checks the internal hostkey database for the given hostkey.
If no matching key can be found, then the hostname is resolved to an IP address
and the search is repeated using that IP address.
- Parameters:
hostname
- the server's hostname, will be matched with all hostname patternsserverHostKeyAlgorithm
- type of hostkey, either ssh-rsa
or ssh-dss
serverHostKey
- the key blob
- Returns:
HOSTKEY_IS_OK
: the given hostkey matches an entry for the given hostname
HOSTKEY_IS_NEW
: no entries found for this hostname and this type of hostkey
HOSTKEY_HAS_CHANGED
: hostname is known, but with another key of the same type
(man-in-the-middle attack?)
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- if the supplied key blob cannot be parsed or does not match the given hostkey type.
addHostkeyToFile
public static final void addHostkeyToFile(java.io.File knownHosts,
java.lang.String[] hostnames,
java.lang.String serverHostKeyAlgorithm,
byte[] serverHostKey)
throws java.io.IOException
- Adds a single public key entry to the a known_hosts file.
This method is designed to be used in a
ServerHostKeyVerifier
.
- Parameters:
knownHosts
- the file where the publickey entry will be appended.hostnames
- a list of hostname patterns - at least one most be specified. Check out the
OpenSSH sshd man page for a description of the pattern matching algorithm.serverHostKeyAlgorithm
- as passed to the ServerHostKeyVerifier
.serverHostKey
- as passed to the ServerHostKeyVerifier
.
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
createHexFingerprint
public static final java.lang.String createHexFingerprint(java.lang.String keytype,
byte[] publickey)
- Convert a ssh2 key-blob into a human readable hex fingerprint.
Generated fingerprints are identical to those generated by OpenSSH.
Example fingerprint: d0:cb:76:19:99:5a:03:fc:73:10:70:93:f2:44:63:47.
- Parameters:
keytype
- either "ssh-rsa" or "ssh-dss"publickey
- key blob
- Returns:
- Hex fingerprint
createBubblebabbleFingerprint
public static final java.lang.String createBubblebabbleFingerprint(java.lang.String keytype,
byte[] publickey)
- Convert a ssh2 key-blob into a human readable bubblebabble fingerprint.
The used bubblebabble algorithm (taken from OpenSSH) generates fingerprints
that are easier to remember for humans.
Example fingerprint: xofoc-bubuz-cazin-zufyl-pivuk-biduk-tacib-pybur-gonar-hotat-lyxux.
- Parameters:
keytype
- either "ssh-rsa" or "ssh-dss"publickey
- key data
- Returns:
- Bubblebabble fingerprint


With deep neural networks
Representations learned on one task / dataset can be reused in other models. This is was critical in Deep Learning's rapid progress.
from Olah, 2017After training the neural network, it is evaluated on a large number of tasks, usually in excess of 200. Examples:
What is the name of the element with an atomic number of 6? >> Carbon
It started raining because the driver turned the wipers on.
The driver turned the
wipers on because it started raining.
>> Sequence with higher probability
In the following chess position, find a checkmate-in-one move. 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e5 3. Nc3 Nc6 4. Bb5 Nge7 5. O-O g6 6. Nd5 a6 7. >> Nf6#
Q: 5 + 2 = option: 4 option: 7 option: 3 option: 6 A: 7 Q: 4 + 9 = option: 3 option: 6 option: 13 option: 4 A: >> 13
The meeting starts in less than an hour. So the meeting starts in less than ten minutes. >> no-entailment
Premise: Evelyn sees that William believes that a brown and black dog runs on the grass
outdoors in front of a sidewalk.
 Does the bug or the car have a larger force acting on it due to the impact? >> neither
Which statement is sarcastic?
(a) Because Romania is not a real country,
obviously.
(b) Because Atlantis is not a real country, obviously.
>> (a)
...or when it's starting to get interesting
The biggest lesson that can be read from 70 years of AI research is that general methods that leverage computation are ultimately the most effective, and by a large margin.
Scaling models:
Neural Networks that perform well do it so by finding efficient representations of the data -- that is they
learn good models of the world. But models of the world can be complicated and
learning them requires expressive, high-capacity networks.
Scaling data:
Next-word prediction is not a single task. Predicting the next word for a riddle, a logical puzzle, a game of
chess, or even a plain conversation means in effect that we are training our network on a large, varied collection of different tasks.
After training the neural network and while keeping all its parameters fixed, the model is able to adapt to new tasks.
Circulation revenue has increased by 5% in Finland. // Positive
Panostaja did not disclose the purcahse price. // Neutral
Paying off the national debt will be extremely painful. // Negative
The company anticipated its operating profit to improve //
>> Positive
Circulation revenue has increased by 5% in Finland. // Finance
The defeated [...] in the NFC Championship Game. // Sports
Apple [...] development of in-house chips. // Tech
The company anticipated its operating profit to improve //
>> Finance
After training the neural network and while keeping all its parameters fixed, the model is able to adapt to new tasks.
Prompt examples
volleyball: animal
onions: sport
archery: animal
hockey: animal
camel: plant/vegetable
beet: sport
golf: animal
horse: plant/vegetable
corn: sport
Answers
llama: plant/vegetable ✓
cat: plant/vegetable ✓
peas: sport ✓
carrots: sport ✓
rugby: animal ✓
judo: animal ✓


vignettes/data_prev_inc.Rmd
data_prev_inc.Rmd
This report aims to:
Data: EIR_prev_hay2005
Our first dataset comes from a study by Hay et al. (2005) looking into the impact of urbanisation on malaria transmission in Africa. The study uses the term APfEIR to refer to the “annual P. falciparum entomological inoculation rate”, although we will use the shorthand term “EIR” here to mean the same thing. Most of the data are derived from an earlier study that identified 159 spatially distinct records in Africa, post 1980, and determined a mean EIR estimate of 121 ibpppy (infectious bites per person per year) with a range of 0 - 884 across the continent. The EIR in this earlier study was defined as the number of P. falciparum bites per adult per night indoors, using human biting rates that were averaged over one year and standardised to human bait catch equivalents on adults. These data were supplemented with 74 additional studies, all available on the online supplementary information, resulting in \(n = 233\) temporally and spatially distinct EIR estimates from 22 countries in Africa between 1980 and 2004. Hay et al. explored these data in terms of urban/rural patterns (not shown here).
The authors were able to match 130 of these EIR estimates against contemporaneous surveys of parasite prevalence ratio (PR). The terminology in this area can get confusing, with terms like “rate”, “ratio” and “proportion” being used interchangeably when in fact they have slightly different defitions mathematically. They define PR as “the proportion of a population who have P. falciparum in their blood”, which is generally understood as the prevalence, and so will use the term “prevalence” here in place of PR to avoid confusion. Specifically, surveys were chosen that collected prevalence data in children (<15 years). We will assume
A simple scatterplot of EIR vs. prevalence reveals a strong log-linear relationship.
A good number to keep in mind is that an EIR of around 10 ibpppy corresponds to a prevalence (by microscopy) of around 50%.
Data: EIR_prev_beier1999
An earlier study by Beier et al. (1999) looked into similar patterns in published data. Here, prevalence is defined as that determined by standard thick/thin blood smear microscopy techniques. To provide a consistent principle for comparing datasets that differ in how prevalence was determined and reported, the authors chose to take the maximum prevalence for any designated age group as the single value for each site. Hence, these values should be seen as quite pessimistic, representing the worst public health effect due to an associated EIR.
These data show a very similar log-linear trend:


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Public Member Functions | |
| segment (point_type &p1, point_type &p2) | |
Public Attributes | |
| point_type & | first |
| point_type & | second |
From Wikipedia: In geometry, a line segment is a part of a line that is bounded by two distinct end points, and contains every point on the line between its end points.
Like std::pair, points are public available.
type is const or non const, so geometry::segment<P> or geometry::segment<const P>
We cannot derive from std::pair<P&, P&> because of reference assignments.
Definition at line 37 of file segment.hpp.
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| edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization | Frameworks and mechanisms for visualizing JUNG graphs using Swing/AWT. |
| edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.annotations | Classes which support creating visual annotations for graphs. |
| edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.control | Mechanisms for manipulating and controlling a graph visualization, largely in terms of mouse plugins. |
| edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.transform | Visualization mechanisms related to transformations, including lens effects. |
| edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.transform.shape | Visualization mechanisms related to transformation of graph element shapes. |
| Classes in edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.control used by edu.uci.ics.jung.samples | |
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| AbstractGraphMousePlugin
a base class for GraphMousePlugin instances. |
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| AbstractPopupGraphMousePlugin
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| DefaultModalGraphMouse
DefaultModalGraphMouse is a PluggableGraphMouse class that pre-installs a large collection of plugins for picking and transforming the graph. |
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| GraphMousePlugin
the interface for all plugins to the PluggableGraphMouse |
| Classes in edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.control used by edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization | |
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| GraphMouseListener
This interface allows users to register listeners to register to receive vertex clicks. |
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| ScalingControl
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| Classes in edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.control used by edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.annotations | |
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| AbstractGraphMousePlugin
a base class for GraphMousePlugin instances. |
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| AbstractModalGraphMouse
AbstractModalGraphMouse is a PluggableGraphMouse class that manages a collection of plugins for picking and transforming the graph. |
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| GraphMousePlugin
the interface for all plugins to the PluggableGraphMouse |
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| ModalGraphMouse
Interface for a GraphMouse that supports modality. |
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| ModalGraphMouse.Mode
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| PluggableGraphMouse
a GraphMouse that accepts plugins for various mouse events. |
| Classes in edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.control used by edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.control | |
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| AbstractGraphMousePlugin
a base class for GraphMousePlugin instances. |
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| AbstractModalGraphMouse
AbstractModalGraphMouse is a PluggableGraphMouse class that manages a collection of plugins for picking and transforming the graph. |
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| AbstractPopupGraphMousePlugin
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| AnimatedPickingGraphMousePlugin
AnimatedPickingGraphMousePlugin supports the picking of one Graph Vertex. |
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| CrossoverScalingControl
A scaling control that has a crossover point. |
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| DefaultModalGraphMouse
DefaultModalGraphMouse is a PluggableGraphMouse class that pre-installs a large collection of plugins for picking and transforming the graph. |
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| EditingGraphMousePlugin
A plugin that can create vertices, undirected edges, and directed edges using mouse gestures. |
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| EditingPopupGraphMousePlugin
a plugin that uses popup menus to create vertices, undirected edges, and directed edges. |
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| GraphMouseListener
This interface allows users to register listeners to register to receive vertex clicks. |
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| GraphMousePlugin
the interface for all plugins to the PluggableGraphMouse |
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| LabelEditingGraphMousePlugin
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| LensMagnificationGraphMousePlugin
HyperbolicMagnificationGraphMousePlugin changes the magnification within the Hyperbolic projection of the HyperbolicTransformer. |
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| ModalGraphMouse
Interface for a GraphMouse that supports modality. |
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| ModalGraphMouse.Mode
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| PluggableGraphMouse
a GraphMouse that accepts plugins for various mouse events. |
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| RotatingGraphMousePlugin
RotatingGraphMouse provides the abiity to rotate the graph using the mouse. |
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| ScalingControl
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| ScalingGraphMousePlugin
ScalingGraphMouse applies a scaling transformation to the graph layout. |
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| ShearingGraphMousePlugin
ShearingGraphMousePlugin allows the user to drag with the mouse to shear the transform either in the horizontal or vertical direction. |
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| TranslatingGraphMousePlugin
TranslatingGraphMousePlugin uses a MouseButtonOne press and drag gesture to translate the graph display in the x and y direction. |
| Classes in edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.control used by edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.transform | |
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| ModalGraphMouse
Interface for a GraphMouse that supports modality. |
| Classes in edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.control used by edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.transform.shape | |
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| ModalGraphMouse
Interface for a GraphMouse that supports modality. |
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A simple tool to generate a playlist based on Spotify's related artists of a band
First, authenticate your Spotify account.
Then, search for an artist and click see related tracks. Save it.
Finally, rock out to your new playlist.
Please report any issues you see to Github.
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No any additional code, mapping or anything, just a magic.
Set products = New ADODB.Recordset Connection.GetCategoryProductsPage catId, 2, 10, products
I would love to have similar ability in .NET.
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Set products = New ADODB.Recordset Connection.GetCategoryProductsPage catId, 2, 10, products


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"Cano had a great year. If there was a most outstanding player category, Cabrera would have been a guy. But I don't think in this situation that either one of them was more valuable than Hamilton."
Over the last five weeks of the season, Josh Hamilton missed 25 of the Texas Rangers' final 30 games because of two fractured ribs. His absence during the stretch run barely mattered to voters from the Baseball Writers' Association of America, who followed a powerful precedent set last year by Joe Mauer of Minnesota, Hamilton's predecessor as the American League's most valuable player.
Josh Hamilton missed 25 of the Texas Rangers' final 30 games because of two fractured ribs.
The Rangers would not have coasted to their first division title since 1999 without Hamilton, whose production before he got hurt was nothing short of transcendent. Hamilton collected 22 of 28 first-place votes in balloting announced Tuesday, beating Miguel Cabrera of Detroit, who received five, by 96 points. Robinson Cano of the Yankees finished third, and Toronto's Jose Bautista, who earned the other first-place vote, finished fourth.
For Hamilton, the award represents another milepost in his five-year transformation from drug addict to sober baseball star. He won the A.L. batting title with a .359 average, while also leading the league in slugging percentage (.633), on-base percentage plus slugging (1.044) and hitting with runners in scoring position (.369).
"When you look at what he did, and the impact he had on the race, I would argue that what he did in three months made it irrelevant that he played only five games in the last five weeks," said Mark Feinsand of The Daily News, who voted for Hamilton.
When May ended, Texas trailed Oakland by one game in the A.L. West. On June 1, Hamilton began a three-month spree that lifted the Rangers to a nine-game division lead heading into Sept. 4, when he slammed into an outfield wall in Minnesota. During that span, Hamilton led the majors with a .410 average, 70 runs batted in, a .461 O.B.P., a .717 slugging percentage, 51 extra-base hits and 226 total bases.
"He hit over .400 for an 80-something-game stretch, and during the time of the season when the Rangers kind of really asserted themselves in their division race," said Marc Topkin of The St. Petersburg Times, who voted for Hamilton. "It wasn't coincidental that that's when they took off. To me, that was the difference.
"Cano had a great year. If there was a most outstanding player category, Cabrera would have been a guy. But I don't think in this situation that either one of them was more valuable than Hamilton."


| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| DURATION : String = "duration" [static]
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| ERROR : String = "error" [static]
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| METADATA : String = "metadata" [static]
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| POSITION : String = "position" [static]
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| SIZE : String = "size" [static] Only applicable for VideoPlayer.
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| STATE : String = "state" [static]
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| STATE_PAUSED : int = 3 [static]
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| STATE_PLAYING : int = 2 [static]
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| STATE_READY : int = 1 [static] Indicates we're ready to play.
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| STATE_STOPPED : int = 4 [static] Indicates that the playhead reached the end and the media has stopped.
| MediaPlayerCodes | ||
| STATE_UNREADY : int = 0 [static] Indicates we're still loading or initializing.
| MediaPlayerCodes |
| DURATION | constant |
public static const DURATION:String = "duration"
| ERROR | constant |
public static const ERROR:String = "error"
| METADATA | constant |
public static const METADATA:String = "metadata"
| POSITION | constant |
public static const POSITION:String = "position"
| SIZE | constant |
public static const SIZE:String = "size"
Only applicable for VideoPlayer.
| STATE | constant |
public static const STATE:String = "state"
| STATE_PAUSED | constant |
public static const STATE_PAUSED:int = 3
| STATE_PLAYING | constant |
public static const STATE_PLAYING:int = 2
| STATE_READY | constant |
public static const STATE_READY:int = 1
Indicates we're ready to play.
| STATE_STOPPED | constant |
public static const STATE_STOPPED:int = 4
Indicates that the playhead reached the end and the media has stopped.
| STATE_UNREADY | constant |
public static const STATE_UNREADY:int = 0
Indicates we're still loading or initializing.