The free trade zone called Dubai International Financial Centre has made the emirate of Dubai an enticing destination and the offshore banking business has prospered.
Taxation
Business may be structured so that profits are realized in ways that minimize their overall tax liability.
Anonymity
The name of the underlying principal may be kept out of documentation by carrying out operations in the name of an offshore company.
International trade
Offshore Company would be a good approach for those who want to do international business along with other investments.
Property transfer
When the owner sells the property; a certain percentage of its value may charged by the authority. The transfer fee can be easily avoided by selling the Company itself.
Multiple investors
Few of the property developers around the world insists that the property owner should not be more than one. Number of shareholders can be 1-50 in an offshore company and company owns the property.
Bank account
Many of the International and local banks operating in UAE are offering offshore corporate bank accounts.
Dubai Offshore
The Jebel Ali Free Zone Authority (JAFZA) introduced regulations in 2003 for the establishment of Jebel Ali Free Zone Offshore Companies. The international business community can now establish offshore entities at JAFZA in line with other international offshore jurisdictions. Regulations were framed in a manner so as to deliver the convenience and efficiency of global offshore locations and maintain a high repute with international financial authorities.
Features and Regulations
Regulations have been framed to deliver the convenience and efficiency of global offshore locations but at the same time maintain a high repute with international financial authorities – A very critical determinant in our opinion going forward.
- An offshore company has the capacity and privileges of a natural person.
- No minimum capital requirement.
- All shares must be fully paid when allocated and no bearer shares or differential classes of shares are allowed. There is no requirement to deposit the capital in bank.
- The minimum number of Directors shall be two. Every offshore company should have a Secretary (a UAE resident) who may also be a Director of the company.
- 100% foreign ownership permitted.
- Total tax and duty exemption.
- An efficient regulatory regime.
- Opening corporate bank account in a bank at Dubai.
- A registered agent (legal firms, auditors, consultants) is required to be appointed by the Company from the approved list of registered agents maintained by JAFZA. We are an approved registered agent with JAFZA.
- The Offshore domicile is located in the Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZ).
Limitation of Dubai Offshore
- Accounts have to be audited and submitted to the Authority.
- Company cannot rent local premises.
- The shareholders should visit JAFZ physically.
- Company cannot carry on the activities like banking, insurance, consultancy, advertising etc…
RAK Offsore
Ras Al Khaimah has earned its reputation as a pre-eminent commercial centre with an innovative, dynamic and entrepreneurial business culture. Strategically located at the crossroads of trade and commerce between East and West, it is ideally positioned to service and access markets that span the Middle East, Africa, the Indian Subcontinent and the CIS countries. Moreover, it occupies a time zone that allows it to connect markets like the Far East and the US. To leverage this advantage, it is developing a world-class infrastructure, air and port facilities, making it the most well-connected hub in the region.
RAK Government's proactive approach in creating the right infrastructure and logistics support for industries along with its investor friendly business environment has attracted many global industrial majors to set up base in the emirate.
The emirate is noted for the range and scope of its industries, covering an entire spectrum from building materials, steel, glass and pharmaceuticals to high- end optical data storage disc manufacturing and composites.
Politically stable, Ras Al Khaimah has a forward-looking, responsive government with a progressive, pro-business attitude and a strong commitment to the private sector. Business-friendly regulations and a favourable tax and customs framework have played a key role in attracting business investment from all over the world in almost every sphere of economic activity. Strong economic indicators and a relatively low cost work environment have contributed to its rapid development and prosperity. A modern, safe, multi-cultural place with state-of-the-art medical, education, entertainment, shopping and sports facilities that ensure a high quality of life, Ras Al Khaimah is the location of choice for the modern professional and an ideal location for multinationals to establish a regional presence.
RAK economy is based on leveraging on natural topography, consisting of 65 km of coastal silver sandy beaches, Majestic mountains on the eastern side for hill resorts, Un-spoilt desert plain in the central region for commercial & industrial projects and green belt in the southern side for agriculture developments. RAK is indeed blessed with abundance of natural beauty on one hand and unique location on the other which has allowed us to strategize our economic development on two pillars, namely, Tourism & Industry.
The Best Regulatory Environment
- No Corporate Tax.
- No Income Tax.
- 100% ownership in Free Zones.
- No foreign exchange controls, trade barriers or quotas.
- No restrictions on capital repatriation.
- Easy access to key decision makers.
- Liberal labour laws.
Relatively Low Cost Work Environment
- Access to low cost regional talents.
- Competitive energy costs.
- Low land and real estate costs.
- Competitive import duties (4% with many exemptions).
- Approx.30-35% advantage to investor's bottom line.
The Best Connected Location in the Region
- Proximity to Dubai (80 km) and Sharjah (55 km).
- Modern International airport connecting important destinations
- Sea ports capable of handling bulk and container cargo. Availability of land, sea, air cargo infrastructure.
- State of the art telecommunications
Easy Access to Regional Markets
- Total region population of 1.8 billion.
- Close and easy access regional markets like Oman, Iran, Saudi Arabia , Qatar and other GCC countries
Thriving Tourist Destination
- Development of tourism projects and resorts, theme parks, desert and hill station resorts with total Investments US $ 10 billion in next 5 years.
- Development of five star and seven star hotels with total Investments US $ 10 billion in next 5 years.
- Development of hospital, health clinics, schools, colleges and universities with total Investments US $ 2 billion in the next 5 years.
- Development of real estate, apartments, commercial complexes, marinas and golf course World class restaurants, beaches and tourist attractions.
- Sports facilities including golf, dune driving and sand skiing.
- World class shopping malls.
Cosmopolitan Work Environment
- Strong work ethics.
- World-class international schools and colleges.
- Excellent facilities for leisure, sports, shopping and healthcare.
- Progressive, tolerant and multicultural society.
An Island of Calm & Safety
- Stable economy with relatively low volatility.
- Continuous political stability since its inception.
- Zero crime rate.


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coldbox.system.cache.IColdboxApplicationCache
The main interface to produce a ColdBox Application cache
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clearAllEvents([any<boolean> async])
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void
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clearAllViews([any<Boolean> async])
Clears all views from the cache. |
void
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clearEvent(any eventsnippet, [any queryString])
Clears all the event permutations from the cache according to snippet and querystring. |
void
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clearEventMulti(any eventsnippets, [any queryString])
Clears all the event permutations from the cache according to the list of snippets and querystrings. |
void
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clearView(any viewSnippet)
Clears all view name permutations from the cache according to the view name. |
void
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clearViewMulti(any viewSnippets)
Clears all view name permutations from the cache according to the view name. |
any<Controller>
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getColdbox()
Get the coldbox application reference as coldbox. |
any
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getEventCacheKeyPrefix()
Get the event cache key prefix. |
any<EventURLFacade>
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getEventURLFacade()
Get the event caching URL facade utility. |
any
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getViewCacheKeyPrefix()
Get the cached view key prefix. |
void
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setColdbox(any<Controller> coldbox)
Set the coldbox application reference. |
| Method Detail |
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Clears all events from the cache.
async
- Run command asynchronously or notClears all views from the cache.
async
- Run command asynchronously or notClears all the event permutations from the cache according to snippet and querystring. Be careful when using incomplete event name with query strings as partial event names are not guaranteed to match with query string permutations
eventsnippet
- The event snippet to clear on. Can be partial or fullqueryString
- If passed in, it will create a unique hash out of it. For purging purposesClears all the event permutations from the cache according to the list of snippets and querystrings. Be careful when using incomplete event name with query strings as partial event names are not guaranteed to match with query string permutations
eventsnippets
- The comma-delimmitted list event snippet to clear on. Can be partial or fullqueryString
- The comma-delimmitted list of queryStrings passed in. If passed in, it will create a unique hash out of it. For purging purposes. If passed in the list length must be equal to the list length of the event snippets passed in.Clears all view name permutations from the cache according to the view name.
viewSnippet
- The view name snippet to purge from the cacheClears all view name permutations from the cache according to the view name.
viewSnippets
- The comma-delimmitted list or array of view snippet to clear on. Can be partial or fullGet the coldbox application reference as coldbox.system.web.Controller
Get the event cache key prefix
Get the event caching URL facade utility
Get the cached view key prefix
Set the coldbox application reference
coldbox
- The coldbox application reference as type: coldbox.system.web.Controller


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Documentation can be found on the projects homepage:
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Welcome to HNG 7.0 Internship
The HNG Internship is an ambitious attempt to change the way education is done in Africa. It’s the bridge between learning to code, and becoming the best in the world.
Countdown to HNG 7.0
Unleash Your Creativity
Remote Learning
The HNG internship is a 3-month remote internship designed to find and develop the most talented software developers.
Collaborate with Creatives
The HNG internship is a 3-month remote internship designed to find and develop the most talented software developers.
Build Portfolio
The HNG internship is a 3-month remote internship designed to find and develop the most talented software developers.
How Does It Work ?
Apply To Become An Intern
The HNG internship is a 3-month remote internship designed to find and develop the most talented software developers. Everyone is welcomed to participate (there is no entrance exam). Anyone can log into the internship using their laptop. Each week we give tasks.
Onboard And Connect With Teammates
The HNG internship is a 3-month remote internship designed to find and develop the most talented software developers. Everyone is welcomed to participate (there is no entrance exam). Anyone can log into the internship using their laptop. Each week we give tasks.
Build Scalable Products & Grow
The HNG Internship is a 3-months remote internship designed to find and develop the most talented software developers. Everyone is welcoming to participate (there is no entrance exam). Anyone can log into the internship using their laptop. Each week, we give tasks.
One of the Best Learning Curriculums in the World
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Put your Frontend skills to test and sharpen it further as you turn exciting UI Designs into stunning web pages.
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Put your Backend skills to test and sharpen it by building scalable, logic driven applications with world class technologies.
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Develop programs that can access data and utilize it to automatically learn and improve from experience >
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Put your UX/UI Design skills to test and sharpen it as you design exciting User Interfaces for great User Experience.
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HNG 6.0 Internship
.....the journey so far
The HNG 6.0 Internship commenced 23rd September, 2019 and ended 12th November, 2019.
A well-planned, coordinated event where young talented folks from across the globe participated remotely and were involved in learning key skills needed to becoming the best globally in programming, design thinking, machine learning and digital marketing.


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Andrew Lee
Hi, my name is Andrew. I'm a game designer working at Haiku Games and also an independent game developer who just launched M.Duck on iOS/Android. If you're curious about some of my independent games, keep scrolling!
M.Duck
Released on iOS and Android!

It is a lighthearted roguelite shooting gallery game inspired by games such as Wild Guns and Enter the Gungeon. Players will have to aim and shoot at enemies while dodging various incoming attacks to keep Magic Duck safe. It takes a lot of focus for Magic Duck to battle so he can’t move while aiming or casting spells. As the player makes their way up the tower, they will face randomized waves of enemies and bosses while acquiring different items to improve Magic Duck's chances of survival.
The game contains over 40 enemies, 8 unique bosses, and over 60 relics. Magic Duck also has access to field notes which contain information on enemies/relics, measure the player’s progression, and include various challenges which can be completed to unlock lore and new relics.
Features music by Calbert Warner (@Schematist)
Project Muscles
In Progress
New City is being invaded by monsters from another world and its only hope are Mike and the other regulars at the New City Ironworks gym.
Project Muscles is a JRPG inspired by classic games such as Final Fantasy and Earthbound. The game consists of 6 playable characters, 4 dungeons, and a few optional locations. Players will utilize a variety of skills inspired by weightlifting moves to put these monsters in their place.
Eggscellent Eggventures
Show off your eggspert memory skills in this egg-based memory game.
This is a simple memory game where the player must remember and match the various eggs in each stage. Players earn points for each correct match as they play through the 7 stages. Features 16 animated eggs which are randomly selected in each stage. They do not have names.
Looking For Healer
You're the healer so it's on you to keep your plucky party members alive.
Looking for Healer is a real-time healing game which includes 3 playable classes, 15 skills, and 3 stages. The mana system was inspired by the elixir system from Clash Royale. Each class has a different passive ability and players are able to select skills from their primary and secondary class. There are a variety of different skills including heals, shields, and summonable allies. This project is meant as a prototype for a possible mobile game.
Adventure Game
It's time to pay rent and the only way Andrew is going to find enough money is by doing some dungeon crawling.
This is a simple point-and-click adventure game that I made to propose to my girlfriend (now wife!). Face off against Seegore, the vampire filing cabinet, help the Boo find their missing guitar, and even make friends with a duck! The game consists of roughly 12 rooms, 2 minigames, a variety of puzzles, but only one ending.
COPYRIGHT © 2022 ANDREW LEE


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Usage examples on how this SDK is intended.


Course Outline: Introduction - Algorithms, Analyzing & Designing Algorithms, Correctness of Algorithms; Greedy Algorithms - Introduction to Greedy Algorithms, Greedy Choice Property, Greedy vs. Dynamic Programming, Fractional Knapsack Problem, Activity Selection Problem, Huffman Encoding, Task Scheduling Problem, Coin Changing Problem, Kruskal’s and Prim’s Minimum Spanning Tree Algorithms; Divide and Conquer Algorithms - Introduction to Divide and Conquer Design Technique, Quick Sort, Merge Sort, Proof of Correctness, and Run Time Analysis; Dynamic Programming - Introduction to Dynamic Programming Technique, Principle of Optimality, Optimal Substructure Property, Assembly Line Scheduling, Matrix Chain Multiplication, LCS, Viterbi Algorithm, Bitonic Euclidean Traveling Salesperson Problem and Runtime Analysis; Graph Searching and Shortest Path Problems - Breadth First Search, Depth First Search, Flow Networks, Single Source and All Pair Shortest Path Algorithms; Linear Programming -Overview of Linear Programming, Formulating Problem as Linear Programs, Simplex Algorithm and Integer Linear Programming; Selected Topics - Computational Geometry, Number Theoretic and String Matching Algorithms; NP Completeness and Approximation Algorithms - NP Completeness, Polynomial Time Verification, NP Completeness and Reducibility, NP Complete Problems and Approximation Algorithms.


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| Satoshi Hasunuma, also known as "hasunuma" on the JXTA mailing lists, is the Project Owner of jxta-monitor. He launched this project on 21 June 2004. He is also a Contributor to the platform project. He spends about 20% of his time working with JXTA technology. He is located in Nakacho.Musashinoshi, Tokyo, Japan. When he first started developing P2P applications, he came right to JXTA technology. He was attracted because it allowed him to focus on developing his application since JXTA takes care of the P2P needs. Peer groups allowed him to easily create a virtual overlay network. Pipes allowed for simple communication between peers. He also feels that JXTA's language independence is an additional strength of the technology. Since JXTA technology is not completely dependent on a specific development language, developers have a choice of using Java or other languages. JXTA technology can be used on personal computers but embedded machines and various sensors can use JXTA advertisements to communicate. This scalability and platform diversity is another advantage of using JXTA technology. The jxta-monitor tool was inspired by Yuuichi Sakuraba who is a coworker and also a developer at Yokogawa Electric Corporation. Sakuraba's support enabled Hasunuma to develop the tool and the project space. Hasunuma works at the Ubiquitous Field Computing Research Center at Yokogawa Electric Corporation. When Hasunuma and Sakuraba were developing a P2P application, they realized how important it was to verify that the JXTA advertisement published correctly. They developed the JXTA-monitor tool to perform this check. They created this as a debugging tool for identifying and resolving advertisement problems. It visualizes the messages by capturing the various JXTA advertisements available on the network. JXTA-monitor allows a developer to watch changes to the network when new clients, such as a new embedded device, is added to the network. This enables rapid identification of issues that may arrive with addition of the client's design or configuration. Hasunuma and Sakuraba decided to offer the tool to JXTA community. They hope the tool will be widely adopted for debugging activities by Open Source developers. When he is not developing software, he spends as much time as possible participating in outdoor sports including mountain climbing, fishing and watching stars etc.
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The Team
Christine Bailey is a computer science major and physics minor from Lanham, MD. She spends most of her time working at the gym as a lifeguard supervisor, lifeguard instructor, and aquatics technician. In her spare time, she enjoys playing piano and percussion, swimming, going to concerts, and taking unjustifiably long naps.
Abdulfatai Fayoka is a computer engineering major. He is orginally from Nigeria in Western Africa. He is a massive soccer fan, and his favorite team is Chelsea FC.
Cameron Soderberg is an electrical engineering major planning on pursuing a concentration in computer engineering. She grew up as a navy brat and moved several times throughout the United States but considers home to be St. Mary's County, Maryland. She is involved in UMD's chapter of Engineering World Health and in her free time enjoys running, reading, and arts & crafts with friends. She is excited to learn more about computer vision and machine learning through working with Team ART.
Ivan Quiles is a Computer Science major from Glen Burnie Maryland. He is interested in cryptocurrences (bitcoin, ethereum, etc.) and machine learning. In his spare time he hangs out with his friends and reads the news/books.
John Nolan is studying Mathematics and Physics at UMD, and he hopes to pursue a career in academic research. He is excited to work with Team ART to expand his scientific knowledge base and to apply his understanding of advanced mathematics to help the world. When not studying or performing research, he enjoys playing the cello in the UMD Gamer Symphony Orchestra and participating in quiz bowl competitions.
Jacqueline Deprey(Financial Liaison) is a Computer Science and Business Supply Chain Management double major from Rockville, Maryland. She is a member of the QUEST Honors Program, a volunteer tour guide with Maryland Images, and a tutor through the Maryland Center for Women in Information Technology. In her free time, you can find Jacqueline running, watching Netflix, or hanging out friends.
Junie is a Physiology and neurobiology major on the pre-med track. When she’s not staying up until 6 am writing lab reports or watching crime tv shows, she interns at the Araneda lab, illustrates children’s books for Gift to Uplift, plays violin for the Gamers Symphony Orchestra, reads Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels or Scott Lynch’s Gentlemen Bastards series, reads dermatology blogs, and hangs out with friends. As she learned programming in high school, she’s excited to learn more about ART and its applications and augment the lives of others via the project.
Sophomore Computer Science and Mathematics double major. He likes producing music, playing volleyball, and cooking varous food.
Richard Yu is an aerospace engineering and computer science double major from Towson, Maryland. He enjoys playing Starcraft 2, learning about cars, and reading books.
Yu Lu is a computer science and math double major. In his free time, he likes finding new novels and poetry to read, reading about technology, and watching his favorite DC sports teams lose in the playoffs.


regex-dna description
Variance
Some language implementations have regex built-in; some provide a regex library; some use a third-party regex library. Some – coincidentally – reduce this work to substring matching.
The work
The work is to use the same simple regex patterns and actions to manipulate FASTA format data. Don't optimize away the work.
How to implement
We ask that contributed programs not only give the correct result, but also use the same algorithm to calculate that result.
Each program should:
read all of a redirected FASTA format file from stdin, and record the sequence length
use the same simple regex pattern match-replace to remove FASTA sequence descriptions and all linefeed characters, and record the sequence length
use the same simple regex patterns, representing DNA 8-mers and their reverse complement (with a wildcard in one position), and (one pattern at a time) count matches in the redirected file
write the regex pattern and count
use the same simple regex patterns to make IUB code alternatives explicit, and (one pattern at a time) match-replace the pattern in the redirect file, and record the sequence length
write the 3 recorded sequence lengths
diff program output for this 100KB input file (generated with the fasta program N = 10000) with this output file to check your program is correct, before you contribute your program.


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See MoreThis project imitates sentences or paragraphs of things Donald Trump might say. Have fun generating quotes based off of his speeches. The output is generated with natural language processing and a markov chain.
This game was my first full-scale project. You play as a tough guy with a machine gun, mowing down hordes of zombies. The goal is to survive as long as you can, building traps to help protect yourself from the persistent brain-eaters.
Last but not least, this website. I made this website in a couple weeks to demonstrate my ability and to create an online persona. Want to check it out? You're already on it!
Hi there! I'm Matthew Corrigan, an avid programmer since age 10. I got started with some basic Python, moved on to Java with the hope of making some cool Android Apps, and eventually found my way to knowing 10+ languages.
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net.ontopia.topicmaps.core
Interface AssociationIF
- All Superinterfaces:
- ReifiableIF, ScopedIF, TMObjectIF, TypedIF
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- Association, Association, DynamicAssociation, PhantomAssociation, ReadOnlyAssociation
public interface AssociationIF
- extends ScopedIF, TypedIF, ReifiableIF
PUBLIC: Implemented by objects representing associations in the
topic map model.
Note: in XTM 1.0 terminology, associations have members playing
roles in the association. In ISO 13250 terminology, playing a role
in an association is a characteristic of a topic. These notions are
intended to be equivalent.
EVENT_ADDED
static final String EVENT_ADDED
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
EVENT_REMOVED
static final String EVENT_REMOVED
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
EVENT_SET_TYPE
static final String EVENT_SET_TYPE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
EVENT_ADD_ROLE
static final String EVENT_ADD_ROLE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
EVENT_REMOVE_ROLE
static final String EVENT_REMOVE_ROLE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
EVENT_ADD_THEME
static final String EVENT_ADD_THEME
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
EVENT_REMOVE_THEME
static final String EVENT_REMOVE_THEME
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
getRoleTypes
Collection<TopicIF> getRoleTypes()
- PUBLIC: Gets a Collection of association role types found
in this association. The returned collection does not contain any
duplicates. Even if some roles have no type, null will not be
returned as one of the role types in the returned set.
- Returns:
- A Collection of TopicIF objects.
getRolesByType
Collection<AssociationRoleIF> getRolesByType(TopicIF roletype)
- PUBLIC: Gets the association roles in this association which are of the given
role type.
- Parameters:
roletype
- The type of the roles returned; an object implementing TopicIF.
If null the method will return the roles that have no type.
- Returns:
- A Collection of AssociationRoleIF objects.
getRoles
Collection<AssociationRoleIF> getRoles()
- PUBLIC: Gets all the association roles of the association. The
returned roles may appear in any order.
- Returns:
- A collection of AssociationRoleIF objects.
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'Nothing Changes' — Donald Trump Reacts to Recent Jane Fonda Arrests
President Donald Trump reacted Wednesday to the news that actress Jane Fonda was arrested by authorities for protesting against climate change.
by Charlie Spiering“They arrested Jane Fonda. Nothing changes,” Trump said. “I remember 30-40 years ago … She always has the handcuffs on, oh man, she’s waving to everybody with the handcuffs.”
The president spoke about Fonda during a political rally in Louisiana. The 81-year-old leftist has been arrested four times during climate change protests in Washington, DC.
“I can’t believe it,” Trump said, recalling when Fonda was protesting the Vietnam War in the 1970s. “Remember that? She went to Vietnam to find out how nice they were. They weren’t too nice to her by the way.”
Fonda appeared on ABC’s The View on Wednesday to talk about her arrests and her passion for protesting climate change.
“We have to up the ante and engage in civil disobedience, which means risking getting arrested,” she said.
“Jane Fonda,” Trump said. “Nothing changes. Every 25 years they arrest her.”
Fonda recently spent the night in a D.C. jail and spoke to the Hollywood Reporter about her experience.
“The conditions are not great, frankly, and you have to sleep on a metal slab,” she said. “And I’m almost 82- years-old, and I hurt.”


The Alert System
The Bitcoin alert system was introduced by Satoshi to the Bitcoin p2p network in Bitcoin v0.3.10 to create a system in which important system information could be quickly relayed to all listening clients. Alert messages were cryptographically signed with a private key to prevent abuse. Each message contained an expiration date, a unique id, a target listing of other messages to eliminate, a version targeting message, a priority value and the content text of the message to display.
In addition to the message displayed, alerts triggered an automatic downgrade to "safe mode", which was intended to prevent accidental automated usage of a Bitcoin node in an unforeseen and potentially problematic circumstance. In version 0.3.20 this automatic change mechanism was removed.
In v0.12.1 the alert system was removed from the client, with the reasoning that it was redundant to other out of band signaling mechanisms and the alert key had become known to too large of an audience.
Links
- Historical Alerts: https://bitcoin.org/en/alerts


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A visual container for displaying information and nested components.
Panels accept nearly all other components and elements as nestable items. The functionality of a panel is to display nested elements as a group within a container, separating its content from the rest of the page. Panels themselves will likely be their own element on a page.
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Project Meetings / Workshops
- 01.-02.12.2017: Workshop in Ilmenau. In this two-day event, Ph.D. students from FAU and IDMT conducted a scientific hackday with topics related to the ISAD-project.
- 23.--24.01.2018: Project meeting in Erlangen. This two-day event with the PIs and all project members served as a kick-off meeting of the ISAD-project.
- 13.06.2018: Project meeting in Münchsteinach with the PIs and all project members.
- 23.07.2018: Research stay by Christof Weiß (FAU) in Erfurt. Collaboration with Jakob Abeßer and Michael Tänzer.
- 06.-08.08.2018: Research stay by Michael Tänzer (IDMT) in Erlangen. Collaboration with Christof Weiß and Meinard Müller.
- 28.-29.08.2018: Project meeting in Ilmenau with the PIs and all project members.
- 07.-09.10.20198: Research stay by Daniel Stoller (Queen Mary University of London) in Erlangen. Collaboration with Frank Zalkow and Meinard Müller.
- 03.11.2019: Workshop on "Learning about Music with MIR" by Jakob Abeßer and Estefanía Cano offered at the WiMIR Workshop ( URL ).
- 03.11.2019: Tutorial on "Fundamentals of Music Processing: An Introduction Using Python and Jupyter Notebooks" by Meinard Müller and Frank Zalkow offered at the International Society for Music Information Retrieval (ISMIR) Conference (URL ).
- 09.01.2020: Project Meeting in Erlangen with the PIs and all project members.
- 01.03.-30.08.2020: Five-month research internship by Christon-Ragavan Nadar (IDMT) in Erlangen as part of his master thesis work. Collaboration with Christof Weiß, Michael Krause, and Meinard Müller.
- 21.--22.09.2020: Project meeting (virtual format) with the PIs and all project members.
Supervised Student Theses
- Juan Sebastián Gómez Canón: Automatic Instrument Recognition using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks. Master Thesis, Technische Universität Ilmenau, March 2018.
- Sharvin Vittappan and Luljeta Sinani: Interpreting Deep Learning Models Applied to Audio Processing Tasks. Media Project, Technische Universität Ilmenau, January 2019.
- Leo Brütting: Hierarchical Tonal Analysis of Music Signals. Bachelor Thesis, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), March 2019.
- Julian Reck: Boundary Detection in Music Recordings Using Deep Learning Techniques. Master Thesis, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), July 2019.
- Juan José Villamar Villarreal and Purvaj Piyush Vaidya: Music Segmentation using Siamese Networks. Media Project, Technische Universität Ilmenau, December 2019.
- Matthias Nowakowski: Deep Learning-Architekturen für die Transkription elektroakustischer Musik. Bachelor Thesis, Hochschule Düsseldorf, January 2020. The results of this thesis were published at the 14th International Symposium on Computer Music Multidisciplinary Research (CMMR) obtaining the best paper award.
- David Kopyto: Graph-Based Techniques for Music Structure Analysis of Audio Recordings. Master Thesis, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), March 2020.
- Christon Ragavan Nadar: Multitask Learning for Beat Detection and Chord Recognition in Music. Master Thesis, Technische Universität Ilmenau, August 2020.
- Jaydeep Chauhan and Prateek Pillai: Polyphonic Instrument Recognition in Jazz Recordings. Media Project, Technische Universität Ilmenau, November 2020.
- Anil Vishnu and Hassan Anwar: Instrument Recognition in Multitimbral Sections. Media Project, Technische Universität Ilmenau, March 2021.
Sources / Demonstrators
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Retrieval results, data, and visualizations obtain in [Zalkow:ICASSP:2019]
https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/resources/MIR/2019-ICASSP-BarlowMorgenstern -
MTD with multimodal data, visulizations, sonfications, and software tools [Zalkow:2020:TISMIR]
https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/resources/MIR/MTD https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/resources/MIR/MTD-overview/ -
Code for music alignment tool [Zalkow:2020:TISMIR]
https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/resources/MIR/2020-ISMIR-ctc-chroma -
Results and code of [Zalkow:2020:ISMIR]
https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/resources/MIR/2020-ISMIR-ctc-chroma
https://github.com/fzalkow/ctc_chroma
https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/resources/MIR/2020_IEEE-TASLP-ctc-chroma
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Educational material and code for learning fundamentals of music processing [Müller:2019:ISMIR]
https://audiolabs-erlangen.de/FMP
https://github.com/meinardmueller/libfmp
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Teaching material for the lecture "Machine Listening for Music and Sound Recognition"
https://machinelistening.github.io/
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Workshop material for the WiMIR workshop 2019 "Learning about Music with MIR"
https://github.com/jakobabesser/WIMIR_2019
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Code for the bass transcription algorithm [Abeßer:2021:ELECTRONICS]
https://github.com/jakobabesser/bassunet
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Dataset consisting of synthesized piano recordings used in [Taenzer:2021:ELETRONICS]
https://zenodo.org/record/4637908
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Code and dataset used for the experiments described in [Abeßer:2019:ICASSP]
https://github.com/dfg-isad/icassp_2019_f0_contours
https://zenodo.org/record/2800393#.XNr8A9NKgWo
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Estimation of reliability coefficients for ability estimates and sum scores from item response theory models as defined in Cheng, Y., Yuan, K.-H. and Liu, C. (2012) <doi:10.1177/0013164411407315> and Kim, S. and Feldt, L. S. (2010) <doi:10.1007/s12564-009-9062-8>. The package supports the 3-PL and generalized partial credit models and includes estimates of the standard errors of the reliability coefficient estimators, derived in Andersson, B. and Xin, T. (2018) <doi:10.1177/0013164417713570>.
| Version: | 0.1-1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.11.0), methods, stats, graphics |
| Imports: | ltm, mirt, fastGHQuad |
| Published: | 2018-02-22 |
| Author: | Bjorn Andersson |
| Maintainer: | Bjorn Andersson <bjoern.h.andersson at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
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CircularArcBuffer
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Entity
The Entity base class that all entities will be derived from.
EntityBuffer
The Entity buffer class that is used only in extraction
EntityException
The Entity Exception Class
LayerChangedHandlerArgs
Handler Arguments for the LayerChanged Event
Line
The Line Entity Class
LineBuffer
The LineBuffer Class that is used in extraction of the Line Class
LwPolyLine
The LwPolyLine Entity
LwPolyLineBuffer
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PointBuffer
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Creates a new launch configuration. The launch configuration name must be unique within the scope of the client's AWS account. The maximum limit of launch configurations, which by default is 100, must not yet have been met; otherwise, the call will fail. When created, the new launch configuration is available for immediate use.
You can create a launch configuration with Amazon EC2 security groups or with Amazon VPC security groups. However, you can't use Amazon EC2 security groups together with Amazon VPC security groups, or vice versa.
Note
At this time, Auto Scaling launch configurations don't support compressed (e.g. zipped) user data files.
create-launch-configuration
--launch-configuration-name <value>
--image-id <value>
[--key-name <value>]
[--security-groups <value>]
[--user-data <value>]
--instance-type <value>
[--kernel-id <value>]
[--ramdisk-id <value>]
[--block-device-mappings <value>]
[--instance-monitoring <value>]
[--spot-price <value>]
[--iam-instance-profile <value>]
[--ebs-optimized | --no-ebs-optimized]
--launch-configuration-name (string)
The name of the launch configuration to create.
Unique ID of the Amazon Machine Image (AMI) which was assigned during registration. For more information about Amazon EC2 images, please see Amazon EC2 product documentation .
The name of the Amazon EC2 key pair.
The names of the security groups with which to associate Amazon EC2 or Amazon VPC instances. Specify Amazon EC2 security groups using security group names, such as websrv . Specify Amazon VPC security groups using security group IDs, such as sg-12345678 . For more information about Amazon EC2 security groups, go to Using Security Groups in the Amazon EC2 product documentation. For more information about Amazon VPC security groups, go to Security Groups in the Amazon VPC product documentation.
Syntax:
"string" "string" ...
The user data available to the launched Amazon EC2 instances. For more information about Amazon EC2 user data, please see Amazon EC2 product documentation .
The instance type of the Amazon EC2 instance. For more information about Amazon EC2 instance types, please see Amazon EC2 product documentation
The ID of the kernel associated with the Amazon EC2 AMI.
The ID of the RAM disk associated with the Amazon EC2 AMI.
--block-device-mappings (list)
A list of mappings that specify how block devices are exposed to the instance. Each mapping is made up of a VirtualName , a DeviceName , and an ebs data structure that contains information about the associated Elastic Block Storage volume. For more information about Amazon EC2 BlockDeviceMappings, go to Block Device Mapping in the Amazon EC2 product documentation.
JSON Syntax:
[
{
"VirtualName": "string",
"DeviceName": "string",
"Ebs": {
"SnapshotId": "string",
"VolumeSize": integer
}
}
...
]
--instance-monitoring (structure)
Enables detailed monitoring, which is enabled by default.
When detailed monitoring is enabled, CloudWatch will generate metrics every minute and your account will be charged a fee. When you disable detailed monitoring, by specifying False , Cloudwatch will generate metrics every 5 minutes. For information about monitoring, see the Amazon CloudWatch product page.
JSON Syntax:
{
"Enabled": true|false
}
The maximum hourly price to be paid for any Spot Instance launched to fulfill the request. Spot Instances are launched when the price you specify exceeds the current Spot market price. For more information on launching Spot Instances, go to Using Auto Scaling to Launch Spot Instances in the Auto Scaling Developer Guide .
--iam-instance-profile (string)
The name or the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the instance profile associated with the IAM role for the instance. For information on launching EC2 instances with an IAM role, go to Launching Auto Scaling Instances With an IAM Role in the Auto Scaling Developer Guide .
--ebs-optimized | --no-ebs-optimized (boolean)
Whether the instance is optimized for EBS I/O. This optimization provides dedicated throughput to Amazon EBS and an optimized configuration stack to provide optimal EBS I/O performance. This optimization is not available with all instance types. Additional usage charges apply when using an EBS Optimized instance. For information about EBS-optimized instances, go to EBS-Optimized Instances in the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud User Guide .
To create a launch configuration
The following example uses the create-launch-configuration command to create a launch configuration:
aws autoscaling create-launch-configuration --launch-configuration-name my-test-lc --image-id ami-c6169af6 --instance-type m1.medium
For more information, see `Basic Auto ScalingConfiguration`_ in the Auto Scaling Developer Guide.


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24 April 2020
What is Emotional Intelligence?
- How to interpret ourselves, where our emotions arise from, how our childhoods influence us, how we might best navigate our fears and wishes.
- Self awareness, self management of emotions (in effective ways), social-awareness or applied empathy, social-management.
- Self-Awareness: Knowing why I want to become a programmer. A true and clear inner sense of awareness of my true skills, interests and characteristics which act as the foundation for my journey.
- Social-Awareness: Acknowledging how my code directly adds value to a specific group of people. Plus, the 'active listening' skills required to absorb clarity on your end user, team, and client needs.

- Limbic System vs Neocortex
How is it different to IQ?
There are many different forms of IQ, from analytical, to commercial, but EQ is about understanding yourself.. your emotions, managing them, observing the emotional being of others and how you can help them. EQ is being aware of the present, and consciously deciding how we use our emotions for our progression and learning.
Why is it important?
It would improve the cohesion and synergy experienced within a group working environment. It would help with our self-learning, and professional development. Help us to process and work through personal and professional trauma.
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The Firebird adapter relies on the FireRuby extension, version 0.4.0 or later (available as a gem or from RubyForge). FireRuby works with Firebird 1.5.x on Linux, OS X and Win32 platforms.
Usage Notes
Sequence (Generator) Names
The Firebird adapter supports the same approach adopted for the Oracle adapter. See ActiveRecord::Base#set_sequence_name for more details.
Note that in general there is no need to create a BEFORE INSERT trigger corresponding to a Firebird sequence generator when using ActiveRecord. In other words, you don’t have to try to make Firebird simulate an AUTO_INCREMENT or IDENTITY column. When saving a new record, ActiveRecord pre-fetches the next sequence value for the table and explicitly includes it in the INSERT statement. (Pre-fetching the next primary key value is the only reliable method for the Firebird adapter to report back the id after a successful insert.)
BOOLEAN Domain
Firebird 1.5 does not provide a native BOOLEAN type. But you can easily define a BOOLEAN domain for this purpose, e.g.:
CREATE DOMAIN D_BOOLEAN AS SMALLINT CHECK (VALUE IN (0, 1));
When the Firebird adapter encounters a column that is based on a domain that includes "BOOLEAN" in the domain name, it will attempt to treat the column as a BOOLEAN.
By default, the Firebird adapter will assume that the BOOLEAN domain is defined as above. This can be modified if needed. For example, if you have a legacy schema with the following BOOLEAN domain defined:
CREATE DOMAIN BOOLEAN AS CHAR(1) CHECK (VALUE IN ('T', 'F'));
…you can add the following line to your environment.rb file:
ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::FirebirdAdapter.boolean_domain = { :true => 'T', :false => 'F' }
BLOB Elements
The Firebird adapter currently provides only limited support for BLOB columns. You cannot currently retrieve or insert a BLOB as an IO stream. When selecting a BLOB, the entire element is converted into a String. When inserting or updating a BLOB, the entire value is included in-line in the SQL statement, limiting you to values <= 32KB in size.
Column Name Case Semantics
Firebird and ActiveRecord have somewhat conflicting case semantics for column names.
- Firebird
- The standard practice is to use unquoted column names, which can be thought of as case-insensitive. (In fact, Firebird converts them to uppercase.) Quoted column names (not typically used) are case-sensitive.
- ActiveRecord
- Attribute accessors corresponding to column names are case-sensitive. The defaults for primary key and inheritance columns are lowercase, and in general, people use lowercase attribute names.
In order to map between the differing semantics in a way that conforms to common usage for both Firebird and ActiveRecord, uppercase column names in Firebird are converted to lowercase attribute names in ActiveRecord, and vice-versa. Mixed-case column names retain their case in both directions. Lowercase (quoted) Firebird column names are not supported. This is similar to the solutions adopted by other adapters.
In general, the best approach is to use unqouted (case-insensitive) column names in your Firebird DDL (or if you must quote, use uppercase column names). These will correspond to lowercase attributes in ActiveRecord.
For example, a Firebird table based on the following DDL:
CREATE TABLE products ( id BIGINT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, "TYPE" VARCHAR(50), name VARCHAR(255) );
…will correspond to an ActiveRecord model class called Product with the following attributes: id, type, name.
Quoting "TYPE" and other Firebird reserved words:
In ActiveRecord, the default inheritance column name is type. The word type is a Firebird reserved word, so it must be quoted in any Firebird SQL statements. Because of the case mapping described above, you should always reference this column using quoted-uppercase syntax ("TYPE") within Firebird DDL or other SQL statements (as in the example above). This holds true for any other Firebird reserved words used as column names as well.
Migrations
The Firebird adapter does not currently support Migrations. I hope to add this feature in the near future.
Connection Options
The following options are supported by the Firebird adapter. None of the options have default values.
| :database: | Required option. Specifies one of: (i) a Firebird database alias; (ii) the full path of a database file; or (iii) a full Firebird connection string. Do not specify :host, :service or :port as separate options when using a full connection string. |
| :host: | Set to "remote.host.name" for remote database connections. May be omitted for local connections if a full database path is specified for :database. Some platforms require a value of "localhost" for local connections when using a Firebird database alias. |
| :service: | Specifies a service name for the connection. Only used if :host is provided. Required when connecting to a non-standard service. |
| :port: | Specifies the connection port. Only used if :host is provided and :service is not. Required when connecting to a non-standard port and :service is not defined. |
| :username: | Specifies the database user. May be omitted or set to nil (together with :password) to use the underlying operating system user credentials on supported platforms. |
| :password: | Specifies the database password. Must be provided if :username is explicitly specified; should be omitted if OS user credentials are are being used. |
| :charset: | Specifies the character set to be used by the connection. Refer to Firebird documentation for valid options. |
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# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/firebird_adapter.rb, line 244 244: def initialize(connection, logger, connection_params=nil) 245: super(connection, logger) 246: @connection_params = connection_params 247: end
CONNECTION MANAGEMENT ====================================
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# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/firebird_adapter.rb, line 293 293: def active? 294: not @connection.closed? 295: end
Returns the next sequence value from a sequence generator. Not generally called directly; used by ActiveRecord to get the next primary key value when inserting a new database record (see prefetch_primary_key?).
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# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/firebird_adapter.rb, line 359 359: def next_sequence_value(sequence_name) 360: FireRuby::Generator.new(sequence_name, @connection).next(1) 361: end
Returns true for Firebird adapter (since Firebird requires primary key values to be pre-fetched before insert). See also next_sequence_value.
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# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/firebird_adapter.rb, line 255 255: def prefetch_primary_key?(table_name = nil) 256: true 257: end
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# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/firebird_adapter.rb, line 297 297: def reconnect! 298: @connection.close 299: @connection = @connection.database.connect(*@connection_params) 300: end


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Toothless Barca draw blank at home to Slavia
by ReutersBarcelona's patchy form continued as they failed to break down a diligent and bold Slavia Prague side and were held to a 0-0 home draw in their Champions League Group F game on Tuesday.
With Luis Suarez injured, Barca lacked a cutting edge and visiting goalkeeper Ondrej Kolar produced an admirable display to shut out the Catalans, thwarting Lionel Messi and Sergi Roberto from close range in the second half.
Messi also struck the top of the post in the first period following a thrilling solo charge from his own half and then teed up Arturo Vidal for a tap-in late in the game but the effort was ruled out for offside against the Argentine.
The Czechs, who were unfortunate to lose 2-1 at home to Barcelona two weeks ago, made a bright start and nearly took an early lead with a heavily deflected shot which was repelled by the Catalans' goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen.
They did manage to find the net at the end of the first half but the goal was disallowed for a clear offside.
Barca, who fell to a shock 3-1 defeat at Levante in La Liga on Saturday, lead the section on eight points after four games, while Slavia are bottom with two.
Home defender Gerard Pique did not shy away from criticising his side's performance at the Nou Camp.
"Playing like this it's difficult to see us winning the Champions League," he said.
"We had chances to score but the ball wouldn't go in. Results aren't going our way in these last two games, and when you go two games without winning at Barca the fans expect more because expectations are so high.
"Our results aren't bad, they could be better but we need to maintain calm and try to improve."


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1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
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1/4 cup brown sugar
Soak beans overnight in cold water. Simmer the beans in the same water until tender, approximately 1 to 2 hours. Drain and reserve the liquid.
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C).
Arrange the beans in a 2 quart bean pot or casserole dish by placing a portion of the beans in the bottom of dish, and layering them with bacon and onion.
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signal::disconnect
overloaded method:
用户需要精确控制信号到插槽的连接和它们最后的断开。
Boost.Signals2 所采用的主要方法是，
返回一个
connection
对象，让人能够进行已连接/已断开查询、手工断开，
以及在析构模式
（scoped_connection
）
下自动断开。
另外，
signal::disconnect
重载方法还支持其他两个接口：
Pass slot to
disconnect: in this interface model, the
disconnection of a slot connected with
sig.connect(typeof(sig)::slot_type(slot_func))
is
performed via
sig.disconnect(slot_func)
. Internally,
a linear search using slot comparison is performed and the
slot, if found, is removed from the list. Unfortunately,
querying connectedness ends up as a
linear-time operation.
断开时传递插槽：
在这个接口模型下，
通过
sig.connect(typeof(sig)::slot_type(slot_func))
连接的插槽，
断开时是通过
sig.disconnect(slot_func)
进行的。
在内部，将利用插槽比较，执行一个线性搜索， 如果找到该插槽，就从链表中删除。
不幸的是，连接查询是线性时间的操作。
Pass a token to disconnect: this approach identifies slots with a token that is easily comparable (e.g., a string), enabling slots to be arbitrary function objects. While this approach is essentially equivalent to the connection approach taken by Boost.Signals2, it is possibly more error-prone for several reasons:
断开时传递一个标记： 这个方法用一个容易比较的标记来标识插槽（例如用字符串）， 插槽可以是任意的函数对象。 虽然这个方法本质上等效于 Boost.Signals2 所采用的方法， 但是因为以下几个原因，它更容易出错：
Connections and disconnections must be paired, so
the problem becomes similar to the problems incurred when
pairing new
and delete
for
dynamic memory allocation. While errors of this sort would
not be catastrophic for a signals and slots
implementation, their detection is generally
nontrivial.
连接与断开必须配对，
因此问题变得类似于动态内存分配中的
new
和 delete
配对时所产生的问题。
虽然这种错误对于信号插槽库实现来说并不是灾难性的，
但是要检测它们通常并不简单。
If tokens are not unique, two slots may have the same name and be indistinguishable. In environments where many connections will be made dynamically, name generation becomes an additional task for the user.
如果标记不唯一， 两个插槽可能会具有相同的名字而不可区分。 在动态产生许多连接的环境下，名字生成将成为用户的额外负担。
This type of interface is supported in Boost.Signals2
via the slot grouping mechanism, and the overload of
signal::disconnect
which takes an argument of the signal's Group
type.
Boost.Signals2 支持此类接口是通过插槽编组机制，
以及以信号的 Group
类型为参数的
signal::disconnect
重载。
Automatic connection management in Signals2
depends on the use of boost::shared_ptr
to
manage the lifetimes of tracked objects. This is differs from
the original Boost.Signals library, which instead relied on derivation
from the boost::signals::trackable
class.
The library would be
notified of an object's destruction by the
boost::signals::trackable
destructor.
Signals2 的自动连接管理利用了
boost::shared_ptr
来管理可跟踪对象的生命期。
这不同于原 Boost.Signals 库，
Boost.Signals 库是通过派生
boost::signals::trackable
类实现的。
对象析构时，
boost::signals::trackable
的析构函数会通知库。
Unfortunately, the boost::signals::trackable
scheme cannot be made thread safe due
to destructor ordering. The destructor of an class derived from
boost::signals::trackable
will always be
called before the destructor of the base boost::signals::trackable
class. However, for thread-safety the connection between the signal and object
needs to be disconnected before the object runs its destructors.
Otherwise, if an object being destroyed
in one thread is connected to a signal concurrently
invoking in another thread, the signal may call into
a partially destroyed object.
不幸的是，boost::signals::trackable
方案因为析构函数的次序问题，不能做成线程安全的。
boost::signals::trackable
派生类的析构函数总是在其基类
boost::signals::trackable
的析构函数之前被调用。
然而，为了线程安全性，
信号和对象之间的连接需要在对象运行它的析构函数之前断开。
否则，如果对象在一个线程中被销毁，
而在另一个线程中，并发调用它所连接的信号，
该信号可能会调用到部份销毁的对象。
We solve this problem by requiring that tracked objects be
managed by shared_ptr
. Slots keep a
weak_ptr
to every object the slot depends
on. Connections to a slot are disconnected when any of its tracked
weak_ptr
s expire. Additionally, signals
create their own temporary shared_ptr
s to
all of a slot's tracked objects prior to invoking the slot. This
insures none of the tracked objects destruct in mid-invocation.
我们通过要求可跟踪对象由shared_ptr
管理，来解决这个问题。
插槽持有它所依赖的每个对象的
weak_ptr
。
当插槽跟踪的任一
weak_ptr
到期，该插槽的所有连接都会被断开。
此外，在触发插槽之前，信号会为所有的插槽跟踪对象
创建它们自己的临时
shared_ptr
。
这保证了在调用过程中，被跟踪对象不会被析构。
The new connection management scheme has the advantage of being
non-intrusive. Objects of any type may be tracked using the
shared_ptr/weak_ptr
scheme. The old
boost::signals::trackable
scheme requires the tracked objects to be derived from the trackable
base class, which is not always practical when interacting
with classes from 3rd party libraries.
新的连接管理方案的优点在于它是非侵入性的。
任何类型的对象都可使用
shared_ptr/weak_ptr
方案来跟踪。
旧的
boost::signals::trackable
方案要求被跟踪对象派生自
trackable
基类，
当使用来自第3方库的类时，这并不总是可行。
The default combiner for Boost.Signals2 has changed from the last_value
combiner used by default in the original Boost.Signals library.
This is because last_value
requires that at least 1 slot be
connected to the signal when it is invoked (except for the last_value<void>
specialization).
In a multi-threaded environment where signal invocations and slot connections
and disconnections may be happening concurrently, it is difficult
to fulfill this requirement. When using optional_last_value
,
there is no requirement for slots to be connected when a signal
is invoked, since in that case the combiner may simply return an empty
boost::optional
.
Boost.Signals2 的默认合并器已经改了，
不再是原 Boost.Signals 所默认使用的
last_value
合并器。
这是因为 last_value
要求信号调用时，至少有1个插槽连接到信号
（除非是 last_value<void>
特化）。
在多线程环境下，信号调用与插槽的连接和断开可能同时发生，
很难满足这一要求。
当使用
optional_last_value
，
不要求信号调用时已连接插槽，
因为在这种情况下，合并器可以只是返回一个空的
boost::optional
。
The Combiner interface was chosen to mimic a call to an algorithm in the C++ standard library. It is felt that by viewing slot call results as merely a sequence of values accessed by input iterators, the combiner interface would be most natural to a proficient C++ programmer. Competing interface design generally required the combiners to be constructed to conform to an interface that would be customized for (and limited to) the Signals2 library. While these interfaces are generally enable more straighforward implementation of the signals & slots libraries, the combiners are unfortunately not reusable (either in other signals & slots libraries or within other generic algorithms), and the learning curve is steepened slightly to learn the specific combiner interface.
合并器（Combiner）接口模仿了对C++标准库算法的调用。 对熟练的C++程序员来说，合并器是感觉最自然的接口， 因为它把插槽调用的结果看作仅仅是一系列通过输入迭代器访问的值。 与之匹敌的接口设计一般要求合并器构造成符合一定的接口， 使之可以为 Signals2 库定制（并局限于库）。 虽然这些接口通常使信号插槽库的实现更简单， 但可惜这种合并器不可重用（在其他信号插槽库或在其他通用算法中）， 并且学习特殊的合并器接口的学习曲线有点陡。
The Signals2 formulation of combiners is based on the combiner using the "pull" mode of communication, instead of the more complex "push" mechanism. With a "pull" mechanism, the combiner's state can be kept on the stack and in the program counter, because whenever new data is required (i.e., calling the next slot to retrieve its return value), there is a simple interface to retrieve that data immediately and without returning from the combiner's code. Contrast this with the "push" mechanism, where the combiner must keep all state in class members because the combiner's routines will be invoked for each signal called. Compare, for example, a combiner that returns the maximum element from calling the slots. If the maximum element ever exceeds 100, no more slots are to be called.
Signals2 库的合并器设计方案基于使用“拉（pull）”模式通讯的合并器， 而不是更复杂的“推（push）”机制。 用“拉”机制，合并器的状态可以保存在栈上，并保持程序计数器寄存器， 因为无论何时需要新数据时（即调用下一插槽来提取其返回值）， 有一个简单的接口来立即提取那个数据， 而不必从合并器的代码中返回。 “推”机制与此相反，它的合并器必须在类成员中保存所有的状态， 因为每次调用信号都会引起合并器函数的调用。 比较下例合并器的两种实现， 该合并器返回插槽调用的最大元素。 如果最大元素超过 100，就不再调用以后的插槽。
Pull |
Push |
|---|---|
struct pull_max { |
struct push_max { |
There are several points to note in these examples. The
"pull" version is a reusable function object that is based on an
input iterator sequence with an integer value_type
,
and is very straightforward in design. The "push" model, on the
other hand, relies on an interface specific to the caller and is
not generally reusable. It also requires extra state values to
determine, for instance, if any elements have been
received. Though code quality and ease-of-use is generally
subjective, the "pull" model is clearly shorter and more reusable
and will often be construed as easier to write and understand,
even outside the context of a signals & slots library.
该例中要注意几点。 “拉”的版本是个可重用的函数对象， 基于 value_type
为整数的输入迭代器序列，
并且设计上非常简单。 另一方面，“推”的版本依赖于调用者专有的接口，一般不是可重用的。 它同时要求额外的状态值，例如，是否已经接收过元素。
尽管代码质量和易用性是主观性的， “拉”模式明显更短并且重用性更好，并且往往更容易编写和理解， 即使是脱离信号插槽库的上下文。
The cost of the "pull" combiner interface is paid in the implementation of the Signals2 library itself. To correctly handle slot disconnections during calls (e.g., when the dereference operator is invoked), one must construct the iterator to skip over disconnected slots. Additionally, the iterator must carry with it the set of arguments to pass to each slot (although a reference to a structure containing those arguments suffices), and must cache the result of calling the slot so that multiple dereferences don't result in multiple calls. This apparently requires a large degree of overhead, though if one considers the entire process of invoking slots one sees that the overhead is nearly equivalent to that in the "push" model, but we have inverted the control structures to make iteration and dereference complex (instead of making combiner state-finding complex).
“拉”合并器接口的代价支付于 Signals2 库本身的实现中。 为了正确处理在调用中的插槽断开（例如当调用解引用运算符时）， 你必须让迭代器跳过已断开的插槽。 另外，迭代器必须携带一组参数以传送到每个插槽 （尽管一个包含那些参数的结构的引用就足够了）， 并且必须缓存插槽调用的结果， 这样多次解引用才不会导致多次调用。 这显然需要很大的开销， 尽管如果考虑调用插槽整个过程，该开销几乎等同于“推”模型的开销， 但是我们颠倒了控制结构， 让迭代和解引用变复杂了 （替代了合并器状态查找的复杂性）。
Boost.Signals2 supports a connection syntax with the form
sig.connect(slot)
, but a
more terse syntax sig += slot
has been suggested (and
has been used by other signals & slots implementations). There
are several reasons as to why this syntax has been
rejected:
Boost.Signals2 支持形如
sig.connect(slot)
的连接语法， 但是有人建议用更简洁的语法
sig += slot
（并已被其他信号插槽实现所用）。 为什么拒绝这个语法有以下几个原因：
It's unnecessary: the
connection syntax supplied by Boost.Signals2 is no less
powerful that that supplied by the +=
operator. The savings in typing (connect()
vs. +=
) is essentially negligible. Furthermore,
one could argue that calling connect()
is more
readable than an overload of +=
.
没必要：
Boost.Signals2 提供的连接语法并不比 +=
运算符差。 少打几个字符（connect()
vs. +=
）根本是可以忽略的。
另外，有人主张调用 connect()
比 +=
重载可读性更好。
Ambiguous return type:
there is an ambiguity concerning the return value of the
+=
operation: should it be a reference to the
signal itself, to enable sig += slot1 += slot2
,
or should it return a
connection
for the
newly-created signal/slot connection?
返回类型二义性：
+=
运算符的返回值存在二义性。 它应该是返回信号本身的引用，可以
sig += slot1 += slot2
，
还是返回新建的信号/插槽连接的一个
connection
？
Gateway to operators -=,
+: when one has added a connection operator
+=
, it seems natural to have a disconnection
operator -=
. However, this presents problems when
the library allows arbitrary function objects to implicitly
become slots, because slots are no longer comparable.
通往运算符 -=、+：
当添加一个连接运算符 +=
，
好像自然地要有一个断开运算符 -=
。
然而， 当库允许任意的函数对象隐式地变成插槽时， 这里出现了问题， 因为插槽不再具有比较性。
The second obvious addition when one has
operator+=
would be to add a +
operator that supports addition of multiple slots, followed by
assignment to a signal. However, this would require
implementing +
such that it can accept any two
function objects, which is technically infeasible.
当具有 operator+=
时，第二个明显会添加的是 +
运算符，以支持多个插槽相加，然后再赋值到信号。 然而，这要求实现
+
可以接收任意两个函数对象， 这在技术上是不可行的。
The Boost.Signals2 library provides 2 mutex classes: boost::signals2::mutex
,
and boost::signals2::dummy_mutex
. The motivation for providing
boost::signals2::mutex
is simply that the boost::mutex
class provided by the Boost.Thread library currently requires linking to libboost_thread.
The boost::signals2::mutex
class allows Signals2 to remain
a header-only library. You may still choose to use boost::mutex
if you wish, by specifying it as the Mutex
template type for your signals.
Boost.Signals2 库提供了两个互斥类：
boost::signals2::mutex
，
和 boost::signals2::dummy_mutex
。
提供
boost::signals2::mutex
类的动机只是因为 Boost.Thread 库当前的
boost::mutex
类要求链接 libboost_thread。
boost::signals2::mutex
类让 Signals2 保持为纯头文件库。
如果您愿意，您仍然可以选择使用
boost::mutex
，
只要将它指定为信号的
Mutex
模板类型。
The boost::signals2::dummy_mutex
class is provided to allow
performance sensitive single-threaded applications to minimize overhead by avoiding unneeded
mutex locking.
提供 boost::signals2::dummy_mutex
类允许性能敏感的单线程应用避免不必要的互斥锁，
尽量减少开销。
libsigc++ is a C++ signals & slots library that originally started as part of an initiative to wrap the C interfaces to GTK libraries in C++, and has grown to be a separate library maintained by Karl Nelson. There are many similarities between libsigc++ and Boost.Signals2, and indeed the original Boost.Signals was strongly influenced by Karl Nelson and libsigc++. A cursory inspection of each library will find a similar syntax for the construction of signals and in the use of connections. There are some major differences in design that separate these libraries:
libsigc++ 是个C++信号插槽库， 最初开始于一个项目的一部分， 用C++封装 GTK 库的C接口， 并且发展成为一个独立的库，由 Karl Nelson 维护。 libsigc++ 和 Boost.Signals2 之间有很多相同之处， 其实原 Boost.Signals 受 Karl Nelson 和 libsigc++ 影响很大。 粗略地检查这两个库就会发现相似的语法， 如信号的构造 和连接的使用。 这两个库在设计上的主要区别是：
Slot definitions: slots in libsigc++ are created using a set of primitives defined by the library. These primitives allow binding of objects (as part of the library), explicit adaptation from the argument and return types of the signal to the argument and return types of the slot (libsigc++ is, by default, more strict about types than Boost.Signals2).
插槽定义： libsigc++ 中的插槽用一套库定义的原语创建。 这些原语允许对象绑定（作为库的一部分）， 显式地把信号的参数和返回类型适配为插槽的参数和返回类型 （相比 Boost.Signals2，libsigc++ 在默认情况下对类型更严格）。
Combiner/Marshaller interface: the equivalent to Boost.Signals2 combiners in libsigc++ are the marshallers. Marshallers are similar to the "push" interface described in Combiner Interface, and a proper treatment of the topic is given there.
合并器/集结器接口： libsigc++ 中与 Boost.Signals 的合并器等效的是集结器（marshaller）。 集结器类似于“合并器接口”一节中描述的“推”接口， 那里对该主题进行了适当的分析。
Microsoft has introduced the .NET Framework and an associated set of languages and language extensions, one of which is the delegate. Delegates are similar to signals and slots, but they are more limited than most C++ signals and slots implementations in that they:
微软 引入了 .NET 框架，并关联了一组语言和语言扩展， 其中之一就是委托（delegate）。 委托类似于信号插槽， 但是它比大多数C++信号插槽的实现具有更多的限制， 表现在：
Require exact type matches between a delegate and what it is calling.
在委托和它的调用之间，要求精确的类型匹配。
Only return the result of the last target called, with no option for customization.
仅返回最后调用目标的结果，无法定制。
Must call a method with this
already
bound.
必须调用一个 this
已绑定的方法。
Last revised: June 12, 2007 at 14:01:23 -0400 |


Before Change
super().__init__(**kwargs)
if variant is None:
self.variant = None
elif variant == "warp":
self.variant = "warp"
if not can_import("ctc"):
logger.error("The warp-CTC loss function was requested, but "
"we cannot find the "ctc" library. See our "
"troubleshooting page for helpful tips.")
raise ImportError("Cannot find the "ctc" library, which is "
"needed when using the "warp" variant of the CTC loss "
"function.")
else:
raise ValueError("Unsupported CTC variant: {}".format(variant))
self.input_length = input_length
self.output_length = output_length
self.output = output
self.relative_to = relative_to
After Change
super().__init__(**kwargs)
if variant not in {None, "warp"}:
raise ValueError("Unsupported CTC variant: {}".format(variant))
self.variant = variant
self.input_length = input_length
self.output_length = output_length


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Wilkinson, Thomas
| Birth Name | Wilkinson, Thomas |
| Gender | male |
Narrative
1851 Census - Thomas Wilkinson - 25yrs - Power Loom Weaver(Cotton).- Villiage Earby, born Thornton.
Ann ?? wife 27yrs - Villiage Earby, Parish Thornton.
John 5yrs, & Sarah A. 1yrs, all born Thornton Yks.
Source Citation: Class HO107; Piece 2278; Folio 294; Page 3; GSU roll 87463. Earby, Thornton Craven.
1861 Census - Thomas Wilkinson - 35yrs - Cotton Spinner,Employing 12 Hands; born Thornton Craven.
Sarah wife 39yrs - born Keighley Yks.
John son 15yrs - Cotton Factory Op. born Earby.
Sarah - 10yrs, born Earby; Martha A.- 5yrs, born Keighley; Elihu - 4yrs, born Skipton;
Spurgeon - 2yrs; & Sushannah - 6mths, both born Skipton Yks.
Source Citation - Class RG9; Piece 3189; Folio 94: Page 12; GSU roll 543093. 54 Mill Holme, Embsay.
1871 Census - Thomas Wilkinson - 45yrs - Oat Bread Maker; born Earby.
Sarah wife 49yrs - born Keighley Yks.
Martha Ann - 15yrs; & Elihu - 14yrs, both born Skipton.
Source Citation; Class RG10; Piece 4268; Folio 50; Page 42. Cavendish St, Earby.
1881 Census - Thomas Wilkinson - 56yrs, Retired Oatcake Baker, born Thornton.
Sarah wife - 60yrs, born Keighley; & Martha Ann, 24yrs, Out Milliner, born Skipton.
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| Father | Wilkinson, John | about 1800 | ||
| Mother | Baxter, Hannah | about 1800 | ||
| Wilkinson, Thomas | 1825 | |||
| Sister | Wilkinson, Mary Ann | 1826 | ||
| Brother | Wilkinson, Richard | 1828 | ||
| Brother | Wilkinson, Henry | 1829 | ||
| Sister | Wilkinson, Hannah | 1830 | ||
| Sister | Wilkinson, Elizabeth | 1831 | ||
| Brother | Wilkinson, William | 1834 | ||
| Sister | Wilkinson, Martha | 1834 | ||
| Brother | Wilkinson, Eli | 1836-05-11 | 1873-11-04 |
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| Wilkinson, Sarah | 1851 | |
| Wilkinson, Martha Ann | 3rd Qtr 1855 | |
| Wilkinson, Elihu | 2nd Qtr 1857 | |
| Wilkinson, Spurgeon | 1st Qtr 1859 | |
| Wilkinson, Susannah | 4th Qtr 1860 |
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- Once all ready move on to the user validation
- Inside your login method create a conditional for
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Password:abc123
- Depending on the result of the condition, navigate users.
- If the login is good, set the session.loggedin to true and res.render to profile
- If the login is bad, set the session.loggedin to false and res.render to index
Rubric
| Routes created correctly | 20.00% |
| Decision logic coded correctly | 50.00% |
| The profile and index are routed correctly after a login attempt | 20.00% |
| Delivery 3 contains GIT & Video URL | 10.00% |
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- You must submit a GIT repo and demo video for a credit.
- Submit a link to your assingment in your GIT repo.
- Submit a short/unlisted video link for your demo video in YouTube


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GIRLS TOWN A film review by Bryant Frazer Copyright 1996 Bryant Frazer
Directed by Jim McKay Starring Lili Taylor, Bruklin Harris, and Anna Grace U.S.A., 1996
GRADE: B+
For the first reel of Girls Town, you just can't get over Lili Taylor. Is it possible to remain unperturbed that a woman of this age is playing a high school student? Harder still, can you avoid astonishment at how perfect she is in the part? With the sure, showy expertise of a De Niro, Taylor imbues unwed mother Patti with all the faux fuck-you confidence she can muster. It's a deeply felt, dead-on performance, and by the halfway point you've forgiven Taylor her own maturity. For all its verite pretenses, Girls Town is less about a bunch of high-schoolers than it is about a movie director and a cadre of writer-performers examining their own feelings about rape, relationships, and American womanhood.
The movie's opening scenes sketch an easy friendship between a group of four smart/sassy high school outsiders on the verge of graduation: Patti, Angela (Bruklin Harris), Emma (Anna Grace), and Nikki (Aunjanue Ellis). But about 10 minutes into the film, we get word that Nikki has swallowed a fistful of pills and bowed out of life. The remaining girls manage to smug Nikki's diary out of her grieving mother's home, and page through it at Patti's place, investigating the root of Nikki's despair. What they find is cruel and galvanizing -- Nikki had been raped by an editor at a newspaper where she interned, and was privately questioning the sanity and value of a world where such a thing could happen.
Shell-shocked by the truth of the matter, the three girls begin to talk among themselves and come to a realization about their own lives. Emma says she was raped last year on a date with a football player. Patti's barely sympathetic, wondering what the hell Emma thought she was doing with her shirt off in a jock's car. And anyway, Patti's had her own share of guys who wouldn't take no for an answer. Pained, acrimonious debate ensues as the trio grow more and more angry -- angry about the impossibility of saying no, and angry with themselves for being weak, for being naive, for putting up with it.  Emma finally asks, once the argument has reached a fever pitch. "We try to talk about it, and look what happens. We fight for 20 minutes."
There's the admirable crux of this picture. Girls Town is a political film, in that it calls for action. But it's incomplete-it's never quite sure how to justify that action, or what form it should take.  They hang out in the bathroom, chatting incessantly and scrawling slogans and naming names on the door to a toilet stall. "Subvert the patriarchy," Emma writes, and then starts a hall of shame list underneath that other students begin to contribute to. The girls silence their hecklers, take revenge on the deadbeat father of Patti's child, and eventually come face-to-face with Nikki's tormentor. Still, the movie has a desperately unfinished quality, and none of these subsequent exploits is particularly satisfying. (You keep waiting for someone to call the cops on these brazen girls, but nobody thinks of it.) Perhaps searching for a resolution missing from the material at hand, the film borrows its epigraphs from Audre Lorde and Queen Latifah ("Who you callin' a bitch?"). The points are well taken, but they should have been unnecessary.
Long on characterization but a little short on story, Girls Town is less than it could have been, and too self-congratulatory for my own taste. Director Jim McKay is best known as a consort of R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe (he directed the nearly unwatchable Tourfilm for that band), and Girls Town is his first foray into feature filmmaking. The movie was created and scripted by committee, but McKay and his lead performers had to shoot on a shoestring when, predictably, the group couldn't secure funding.
Then again, Girls Town on a budget would hardly be the same film. The movie's slapdash quality is key to its significance. Truth be told, all three of the leads look too wise for high school, but that's OK -- there's a once-removed quality to their fine, spontaneous performances, as the women take a very skillful look back at the girls they once were, the girls they wish they had been, or some combination. For all its flaws, this one gets extra points for having its uncertain head and heart in the same noble place.
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--- title: How to make your home Shiny or Rstudio Server accessible from the public internet description: "Learn the necessary steps to expose your home Shiny and/or RStudio server to the public internet to enable access from anywhere." author: andres-castro date: '2021-08-16' slug: port_forwarding categories: - R series: - r-admin tags: - admin - server - shiny-server - rstudio-server - networking draft: false images: ["port_forwarding.jpg"] authors: ["andres-castro"] output: blogdown::html_page: toc: true highlight: zenburn ---
:warning: Some assembly required! This project is going to require you to investigate the specifics of your network equipment on your own.
You have installed Shiny and/or RStudio server in your home computer and it works great as long as you are connected to your local network, however, you can’t access it from other locations, What can you do?
The solution is to expose your server to the public internet by forwarding incoming traffic to the corresponding port in your server. Now, I’m not going to lie to you telling you that this article is going to give you detailed instructions on how to do it with your specific router because it would be virtually impossible, each router brand (an even model) has a different management interface, I can only give you the required steps along with an example using the router I have at home, although, generally speaking, the procedure involves the same steps regardless of the specific router model you have, so with a little effort on your part you should be able to figure out how to make it work with your own router.
I’m writing this article under the assumption that you already have Shiny and/or RStudio server properly installed on a computer at home (if you haven’t, you can check out the other articles in my blog for inspiration).
You need to have a public IP assigned to your router (it doesn’t matter if it changes dynamically), not everybody has one since some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) use a NAT3 configuration, which basically means that you share a public IP with a group of their clients and there will be no means to map an HTTP request to your home server, however, it is possible that you can get your NAT configuration changed if you call your ISP and request for a public IP so you might want to give it a try.
You need to know the user and password to access your router’s configuration interface, some ISPs let it as default and you only need to google the default password for your router’s model, but in most cases, they change it so you would need to give them a call and ask for your credentials.
Specific ports for Shiny and/or RStudio server need to be accessible in your server to be able to connect to those services. Most Linux distributions come with all ports accessible by default but it is a common (and good) practice to install a firewall to restrict access to your server, if this is your case, you need to make sure that you have the required ports open.
For Shiny server the default port is 3838 and for RStudio server it is 8787 (this can be customized). If you have configured a reverse proxy with Nginx
or Apache
you can obviate those ports and only open port 80
for HTTP or port 443
for HTTPS. For example, the command to allow incoming traffic on port 80 using the ufw
firewall in Ubuntu-based systems would be like this:
sudo ufw allow 80/tcp
And using firewalld
in RHEL-based systems would be:
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-port=80/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --reload
You could have other rules that could prevent traffic from going into your server from remote locations so you might want to inspect your firewall rules and look for anything restricting incoming traffic.
Open a web browser on a device that is connected to your local network and type your router’s local IP, usually, it is something like <IP_ADDRESS>
or <IP_ADDRESS>
. All routers have a web server running on port 80 by default so by typing their IP it would open a web page with the configuration interface.
In my particular case, I’m steel using a cheap Sagemcom HFC modem my ISP gave me (because I’m always going to set up my custom pfSense
router very soon), so if I open a Chrome browser and type <IP_ADDRESS>
this is what I get.
In your case, the user interface would look different and options might have slightly different names but they are basically the same.
Enter your credentials to get access to the configuration interface, which in my case looks like this.
Then, search among all the available tabs to find the “port forwarding” section, it is not going to be in the same place for you but most modern routers have this section.
Once in there add forwarding rules for Shiny and/or Rstudio server (You have to replace “your_sever_ip” with your actual server’s local IP) and apply changes.
| Local Address | Start Port | End Port | External Address | Protocol | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| your_sever_ip | 3838 | 3838 | <IP_ADDRESS> | TCP | Shiny-Server |
| your_sever_ip | 8787 | 8787 | <IP_ADDRESS> | TCP | RStudio-Server |
If you are using a reverse proxy, you only need to make sure you have one of these.
| Local Address | Start Port | End Port | External Address | Protocol | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| your_sever_ip | 80 | 80 | <IP_ADDRESS> | TCP | HTTP |
| your_sever_ip | 443 | 443 | <IP_ADDRESS> | TCP | HTTPS |
Also, make sure you don’t have a “Block WAN traffic” option enabled in your router, this will block all incoming traffic whatsoever.
After doing all these you should be able to access your shiny apps by typing your.public.ip:3838/your_app_name
and/or your Rstudio Server by typing your.public.ip:8787
in any browser.
Most residential internet services do not include a “static” public IP, which means that even if you have a public IP assigned at any given moment, it will not always be the same. A public IP is needed to access your server from the internet directly or to point your custom domain (web address) to it, so you can imagine how inconvenient would be having to figure out what the value is at any given moment.
To address this issue, you can use a Dynamic DNS Service (I like to use No-IP). What this service does, is to automatically update your domain (they can even give you a free subdomain if you want) to point towards your current public IP every time it changes, it does it by using a built-in DDNS agent in your router if available or if not, by using a service installed in your server that automatically reports the current IP to the DDNS service.
If your router has a compatible built-in DDNS agent, you just have to enter your credentials and you are ready to go.
If your router does not have a DDNS agent, you are going to have to install one in your server (provided by the DDNS provider). How to install it depends on what DDNS provider you are using and what operating system your server is running but surely you can find detailed instructions on the DDNS provider’s documentation page.
With this extra step, you will access your shiny apps with your_domain:3838/your_app_name
and your RStudio server with your_domain:8787
which doesn’t require you to know your current public IP in advance.
Up until the previous step we had solved the problem with the changing IP address but we still have awkward port numbers in the web addresses for our server, by configuring a reverse proxy we can get to use nicer addresses like your_domain/shiny/your_app_name
and your_domain/rstudio
.
To configure a reverse proxy, install Nginx
sudo apt install nginx
Edit Nginx config file: sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default
, add the following lines before the line that reads server {
map $http_upgrade $connection_upgrade {
default upgrade;
'' close;
}
and the following lines right after the line that reads server_name _;
rewrite ^/shiny$ $scheme://$http_host/shiny/ permanent;
# This part is for Shiny server
location /shiny/ {
rewrite ^/shiny/(.*)$ /$1 break;
proxy_pass http://localhost:3838;
proxy_redirect / $scheme://$http_host/shiny/;
proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection $connection_upgrade;
proxy_read_timeout 20d;
proxy_buffering off;
}
# This part is for RStudio server
location /rstudio {
# Needed only for prefix of /rstudio
rewrite ^/rstudio/(.*)$ /$1 break;
# Use http here when ssl-enabled=0 is set in rserver.conf
proxy_pass http://localhost:8787;
proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection $connection_upgrade;
# Optionally, use an explicit hostname and omit the port if using 80/443
proxy_set_header Host $host:$server_port;
# Not needed if there's no prefix or www-root-path is set in rserver.conf
proxy_set_header X-RStudio-Root-Path /rstudio;
proxy_read_timeout 20d;
}
Now you just have to restart Nginx to apply the changes and you are done.
sudo service nginx restart


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