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My SICStus Prolog models
Here are some of my SICStus Prolog models. The models contains presentation of the problem, references, and links to comparison models in other constraint programming systems.
Note: Many of these models use the new and excellent feature of logical loops (do-loops) which was introduced in SICStus Prolog 4.1.
Also, many are translations (with some improvements) of my ECLiPSe models.
Some of these programs use hakank_utils.pl.
- 3_jugs.pl: 3 jugs problem (as a flow problem)
- a_round_of_golf.pl: A Round of Golf puzzle (Dell Logic Puzzles)
- abbots_puzzle.pl: Abbott's puzzle (Dudeney)
- added_corner.pl: Added corner puzzle
- alldifferent_except_0.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
alldifferent_except_0
- alldifferent_cst.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
alldifferent_cst
- alldifferent_modulo.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
alldifferent_modulo
- all_differ_from_at_least_k_pos.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
all_differ_from_at_least_k_pos
- all_equal.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
all_equal
- all_interval.pl: All interval problem (series), (CSPLib problem 7)
- all_min_dist.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
all_min_dist
- allpartitions.pl: All partitions
- alpha.pl: Standard alphametic problem (a.k.a crypto)
- among.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
among
- among_seq.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
among_seq
- arch_friends.pl: Arch friends (Dell Logic Puzzles)
- assignment.pl: Some assignment problems.
- averbach_1.2.pl: Example 1.2 in Averbach & Chein "Problem Solving Through Recreational Mathematics"
- averbach_1.3.pl: Example 1.3 in Averbach & Chein "Problem Solving Through Recreational Mathematics"
- averbach_1.4.pl: Example 1.4 in Averbach & Chein "Problem Solving Through Recreational Mathematics"
- babysitting.pl: Babysitting puzzle (Dell Logic Problem)
- bin_packing.pl: Bin packing problems
- bin_packing2.pl: (Decomposition of the) global
constraint bin_packing
(not exactly like the traditional bin packing))
- breaking_news.pl: Breaking news puzzle (Dell Logic Puzzles)
- build_a_house.pl: Build a house (simple scheduling)
- building_blocks.pl: Building blocks puzzle (for a more genral solution see labeled_dice.pl below)
- bus_schedule.pl: Simple bus scheduling (Taha)
- calculs_d_enfer.pl: Calculs d'enfer, an alphametic puzzle
- changes.pl: Coin changes
- circling_squares.pl: Circling squares (Dudeney)
- circuit.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
circuit
(SICStus has a built in circuit
)
- clique.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
clique
- clock_triplet.pl: Clock triplet (Dean Clark, via Martin Gardner)
- coins_grid.pl: Coins grid problem (Tony Hurlimann)
- coins3.pl: Minimum mumber of coins that allows one to pay exactly any amount smaller than one Euro (ECLiPSe)
- contracting_costs.pl: Contracting costs (Sam Loyd)
- covering_opl.pl: Set covering, selecting workers (from OPL example covering.mod)
- crew.pl: Crew Scheduling (via Gecode)
- crossword2.pl: Crossword solving (simple standard constraint programming example)
- crypta.pl: crypta, alphametic problem (standard Prolog/CLP benchmark)
- crypto.pl: crypto, alphametic problem (standard Prolog/CLP benchmark)
- cumulative_test.pl: Test of the built in
cumulative
constraint
- curious_set_of_integers.pl: Curious set of integers (Gardner)
- cur_num.pl: Curious number (Dudeney)
- debruijn.pl: de Bruijn sequences
- devils_word.pl: Devil's word (sum of ASCII character of a word)
- diet1.pl: Simple diet optimization problem
- dinner.pl: Dinner problem
- discrete_tomography.pl: Discrete tomography
- distribute.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
distribute
- donald_gerald.pl: DONALD + GERALD = ROBERT (alphametic problem)
- einav_puzzle.pl: Solving the A programming puzzle from Einav
- eq10.pl: Eq 10, standard benchmark problem
- eq20.pl: Eq 20, standard benchmark problem
- Project Euler problems:
Note: all these programs use hakank_utils.pl.
- exactly.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
exactly
- exodus.pl: Exodus puzzle (Dell Logic Puzzles)
- fancy.pl: Mr Greenguest puzzle (Fancy dress puzzle)
- fill_a_pix.pl: Fill-a-pix puzzle.
- five_brigands.pl: Five brigands problem (Dudeney)
- four_islands.pl: Four islands problem (Dell Logic Puzzles)
- fractions.pl: Fractions, alphametic problem (standard Prolog benchmark)
- furniture_moving.pl: Simple scheduling problem (using cumulative/2).
- futoshiki.pl: Futoshiki puzzle (yet another Japanese grid puzzle)
- general_store.pl: General store problem (Sam Loyd)
- global_contiguity.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
global contiguity
- hamming_distance.pl: Hamming distance
- heterosquare.pl: Heterosquare problem
- hidato.pl: Hidato puzzle
- huey_dewey_louie.pl: Huey, Dewey, Louie, logical problem from Marriott & Stuckey "Programming in Constraints"
- inverse.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
inverse
- isbn.pl: Some explorations in ISBN-13
- jobs_puzzle.pl: Jobs puzzle (a classic automated reasoning problem)
- just_forgotten.pl: Just forgotten puzzle (Enigma 1517)
- kakuro.pl: Kakuro grid puzzle
- K4P2GracefulGraph2.pl: K4P2 Graceful Graph
- kenken2.pl: Kenken grid puzzle
- killer_sudoku.pl: Killer Sudoku
- knapsack_investments.pl: Knapsack problem with investments (Lundgren, Rönnqvist, Värbrand: "Optimeringslära")
- knights_path.pl: Knights_path problem
- labeled_dice.pl: Labeled dice puzzle, more general approach (and contains the building_blocks.ecl as an instance). From Jim Orlin "Colored letters, labeled dice: a logic puzzle"
- langford.pl: Langford's number problem (CSP lib problem 24)
- latin_squares.pl: Latin squares
- least_diff.pl: Alphametic problem, smallest difference of two five digit numbers where are digits must be different.
- lecture_series.pl: Lecture seres (Dell Logic Puzzles)
- lectures.pl: Lectures, schedule problem from Biggs "Discrete Mathematics"
- lichtenstein_coloring.pl: Coloring problem: Lichtenstein's communes and exclaves
- magic_sequence.pl: Magic sequence (CSP lib problem)
- mamas_age.pl: Mama's age problem (Dudeney)
- mankell.pl: Generating all (mis) spelling of "Henrik Mankell" and "Kjellerstrand"
- map_coloring.pl: Simple map coloring example
- marathon2.pl: arathon Marathon puzzle (XPress example), CP model)
- minesweeper.pl: Minesweeper (with 14 problems, some from Gecode collections)
- miss_manners.pl: Miss Manners' seating problem (standard benchmark for rule engines). Includes problems of size 16, 64, and 128 guests.
- monks_and_doors.pl: Monks and doors
- mr_smith.pl: Mr Smith problem
- music_men.pl: Music men problem
- nadel.pl: B.A. Nadel's construction problem
- olympic.pl: Olympic puzzle (standard Prolog puzzle)
- pandigital_numbers.pl: Pandigital numbers
- pert.pl: Simple PERT problem (van Hentenryck)
- photo_problem.pl: Photo problem (Mozart/Oz)
- pigeon_hole.pl: Pigeon hole problem
- place_number_puzzle.pl: Place number puzzle
- post_office_problem2.pl: Post office problem (Winston)
- pythagoras.pl: Pythagoras number
- quasigroup_completion.pl: Quasigroup completion
- rabbits.pl: Rabbits problem (Van Hentenryck, OPL book)
- remainders.pl: Remainders problem (Kordemsky)
- remarkable_sequence.pl: Remarkable sequence (Coelho & Cotta "Prolog by Example" via Alma-0)
- safe_cracking.pl: Safe cracking (Mozart/Oz)
- send_more_money_any_base.pl: SEND+MORE=MONEY (in any base)
- scheduling_speakers.pl: Scheduling speakers (Rina Dechter)
- send_most_money.pl: Alphametic puzzle SEND + MOST = MONEY, where we maximize MONEY (and finds all solutions)
- sequence.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
sequence
- seseman.pl: Seseman convent puzzle
- set_covering.pl: Set covering (placing firestations, Winston)
- set_covering2.pl: Set covering (placing security telephones on a campus, Taha)
- set_covering3.pl: Set covering (selecting senators for a committee, Murty)
- set_covering4.pl: Set covering and set partition (Lundgren, Rönnqvist, Värbrand: "Optimeringslära")
- set_covering_deployment.pl: Set covering deployment problem (placing armies in the Roman Empire)
- set_covering_skiena.pl: Set covering (Skiena)
- set_partition.pl: Set partition problem
- ski_assignment.pl: Ski assignment problem
- sliding_sum.pl: Decomposition of global constraint
sliding sum
- smuggler_knapsack.pl: Smuggler's knapsack (Marriott & Stuckey)
- stable_marriage.pl: Stable marriage problem (examples from Van Hentenryck's OPL book, and MathWorld)
- steiner.pl: Steiner triplets (using boolean list as set representation)
- strimko2.pl: Strimko puzzle (Latin squares with "streams")
- stuckey_seesaw.pl: Seesaw problem (Marriott & Stuckey "Programming with Constraints")
- subset_sum.pl: Subset sum problem (Murty)
- sudoku.pl: Sudoku puzzle, an "all-loop" version (contains all 91 problems from Gecode's Sudoku problem set: 9x9, 16x16, and 25x25 problems)
- survo_puzzle.pl: Survo puzzle
- talisman_square.pl: Talisman square
- timpkin.pl: Mrs Timkin's Age (Dudeney)
- to_num.pl: Converts array <-> number
- torn_numbers.pl: Torn Numbers problem (Dudeney)
- tourist_site_competition.pl: Tourist site competition (P. Flener)
- traffic_lights.pl: Traffic lights problem (CSPLib problem 16)
- trains.pl: Trains problem (simple example of
table/2
from SWI Prolog manual)
- tsp.pl: Traveling salesperson problem, using loops and circuit (examples from Ulf Nilsson, SICStus' example tsp.pl, and the GLPK model tsp.mod)
- tunapalooza.pl: Tunalalooza puzzle (Dell Logic Puzzles)
- twin_letters.pl: Twin letters (Mozart/Oz)
- volsay1.pl: Volsay production problem (Van Hentenryck, The OPL Book)
- volsay2.pl: Volsay production problem (Van Hentenryck, The OPL Book), slightly different from volsay1.pl
- warehouse.pl: Warehouse location problem (OPL example)
- who_killed_agatha.pl: Who killed agatha? (a.k.a. The Dreadsbury Mansion Murder Mystery, an automated reasoning problem)
- xkcd.pl: Knapsack problem from xkcd
- young_tableaux.pl: Young tableaux and partitions
Also, see my other pages about constraint programming systems:
* My Constraint Programming Blog, especially the SICStus Prolog category
* Constraint Programming
* Common constraint programming problems
* My MiniZinc page
* My Zinc page
* My JaCoP page
* My JaCoP/Scala page
* My Choco page
* My Gecode/R page
* My Comet page
* My Gecode page
* My ECLiPSe page
* My Tailor/Essence' page
* My Google CP Solver page
* My OscaR page
* My JSR-331 page
* My Numberjack page
* My AIMMS+CP page
* My B-Prolog page
* My Choco3 page
* My Picat page
* My z3/python page
* My SWI-Prolog page
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but if you don't start a build on that specific branch for more than 7 days then the related cache
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Setup
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Cache:Pull
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Cache:Push
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(download) step right before you’d use the cache.
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and the CocoaPods
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,
because Git Clone
will create the base directory for ./Pods
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Before the Git Clone
step your code (and the directories your code creates when git cloned) is not available on the Virtual Machine.
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you should put the Cache:Push
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Example build cache configurations
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You can download and delete caches, for every branch which generated a cache,
on the Settings
tab of the app, under the Manage Build Caches
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!!! note You can see the size of the caches and the last time a given cache was used in the popup.
Technical notes
The Build Cache feature is split into two parts, the Build Cache API
and the Steps
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The Build Cache API
is actually a really simple API, with only one responsibility:
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but other than that its only responsibility is providing the secure - time limited and expiring - download and upload URLs.
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are the place where the “magic” happens.
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The cache is downloaded over the internet
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You can see which is your default branch on your
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List all files on a remote server project. Not just the files under version control.
Use the systems issue tracker, or integrate with Github or Gitlab issue tracker
Create users with different access controls. Have different users commit to the same git repo but still have different author names
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See history for any branch and search commits by message, author or content
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If composer is install globally then just run the command:
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Composer will install the project and all its dependencies under the current directory.
You can also download a zip of the GIT Web Interface Client and unpack it somewhere under your web server root directory. You will still need to run composer to download other dependencies.
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$ php -d memory_limit=-1 composer.phar install
$ composer install
You will be prompted to enter in the database configuration. Please check the app/config/parameters.yml to make sure that the database settings are correct
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If the database is not already created run:
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To install the schema and inital data run the following command:
$ php app/console version:install
To create a new administrator run the following command:
$ php app/console version:admin:create
Below are examples of 3 different web servers configurations that you can use:
The minimum configuration to get the application running under Apache is:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName domain.tld
ServerAlias www.domain.tld
DocumentRoot /var/www/project/web
<Directory /var/www/project/web>
AllowOverride All
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from All
</Directory>
# uncomment the following lines if you install assets as symlinks
# or run into problems when compiling LESS/Sass/CoffeScript assets
# <Directory /var/www/project>
# Options FollowSymlinks
# </Directory>
ErrorLog /var/log/apache2/project_error.log
CustomLog /var/log/apache2/project_access.log combined
</VirtualHost>
The minimum configuration to get the application running under Nginx is:
server {
server_name domain.tld www.domain.tld;
root /var/www/project/web;
location / {
# try to serve file directly, fallback to app.php
try_files $uri /app.php$is_args$args;
}
# DEV
# This rule should only be placed on your development environment
# In production, don't include this and don't deploy app_dev.php or config.php
location ~ ^/(app_dev|config)\.php(/|$) {
fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock;
fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.*)$;
include fastcgi_params;
# When you are using symlinks to link the document root to the
# current version of your application, you should pass the real
# application path instead of the path to the symlink to PHP
# FPM.
# Otherwise, PHP's OPcache may not properly detect changes to
# your PHP files (see https://github.com/zendtech/ZendOptimizerPlus/issues/126
# for more information).
fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $realpath_root$fastcgi_script_name;
fastcgi_param DOCUMENT_ROOT $realpath_root;
}
# PROD
location ~ ^/app\.php(/|$) {
fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock;
fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.*)$;
include fastcgi_params;
# When you are using symlinks to link the document root to the
# current version of your application, you should pass the real
# application path instead of the path to the symlink to PHP
# FPM.
# Otherwise, PHP's OPcache may not properly detect changes to
# your PHP files (see https://github.com/zendtech/ZendOptimizerPlus/issues/126
# for more information).
fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $realpath_root$fastcgi_script_name;
fastcgi_param DOCUMENT_ROOT $realpath_root;
# Prevents URIs that include the front controller. This will 404:
# http://domain.tld/app.php/some-path
# Remove the internal directive to allow URIs like this
internal;
}
error_log /var/log/nginx/project_error.log;
access_log /var/log/nginx/project_access.log;
}
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$ php app/console server:run


Before Change
def display(self, directory):
self.final_computations()
with open(path.join(directory, "model_coefficients.csv"), "w") as f:
self.coef_summary.to_csv(f, index_label="feature")
After Change
if self.class_labels is None:
self.coefficients.display(directory)
else:
for _, coefficients in self.coefficients.items():
coefficients.display(directory)
def _init_class_coefficients(self, features_info, num_folds):
if self.class_labels is None:
self.coefficients = ClassCoefficients(features_info, None,
num_folds=num_folds)


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This exercise is music encoding was much more difficult to create and the end results does not accurately portray the musical perfection that John Carpenter and his musical partner in crime, Alan Howarth, imagined and composed for this fantasy masterpiece of a movie. The process in trying to capture this music and encode it was thrilling, yet complex!
Click HERE for Musical Data From Escape from New York
Listen to Escape from New York Main Theme that I created using Ableton and MuseScore, then feast your eyes by checking out the musical notation at the bottom (which is probaly very wrong)!


DH_DKMS(1) DKMS Debhelper DH_DKMS(1) NAME dh_dkms - correctly handle DKMS usage by a kernel module package SYNOPSIS dh_dkms [debhelper options] [-l] [-V[version]] [-- file] DESCRIPTION dh_dkms is a debhelper program that is responsible for correctly setting postinst, postrm and dependencies in kernel module packages using DKMS. If a file named debian/package.dkms exists, then different actions are performed, depending on its contents. FILES debian/package.dkms debian/dkms It can be a proper configuration file, and in this case it would be installed in the proper directory as dkms.conf. It can also point to another file (this should be used when the configuration is provided by upstream), and in this case that file will be installed as dkms.conf in the proper directory. This file can only miss if a filename is provided when calling dh_dkms. OPTIONS -l, --legacy Add code to also support DKMS versions < <IP_ADDRESS>. -V, -V version If "PACKAGE_VERSION" in dkms.conf is set to "#MODULE_VERSION#", set it to the given version or, if none is given, default to the upstream version of the current package. Otherwise, leave the value specified in dkms.conf. -- file Don't look for debian/package.dkms or debian/dkms, but install file as dkms.conf. NOTES Note that this command is not idempotent. dh_prep(1) should be called between invocations of this command. Otherwise, it may cause multiple instances of the same text to be added to maintainer scripts. IMPORTANT: binary packages using dh_dkms must have a name that ends in '-dkms'. SEE ALSO debhelper(1) This program is part of the Debian DKMS package. dkms(8) AUTHOR David Paleino<EMAIL_ADDRESS><IP_ADDRESS> 2010-02-17 DH_DKMS(1)


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Picture this: you're stranded on a tropical island about 500 miles off the Polynesian coast. Your stores of rainwater are running low, and you've just raided the beach's last cache of delicious turtle eggs.  Before you lies a viny thicket of palms, echoing with the chirps of a hundred thousand beetles and the roar of at least one island jaguar.  Your task: take an list of the fearsome beasts you will have to face in the jungle, and group them based on their threat level.
You have the following list of dangers:
jungle_foes = ["scarlet baboon", "island jaguar", "angry turtle", "Polynesian kangaroo spider", "delicious blue-spotted tree frog", "poisonous indigo-spotted tree frog", "climate change"]
And the following function that evaluates their threat level:
def assess_threat(creature)
if (creature.include? "poisonous") || (creature.include? "jaguar")
return "high"
elsif (creature.include? "spider") || (creature.include? "climate")
return "medium"
else
return "low"
end
end
How do you prepare yourself for the journey ahead? You know you could declare a new hash, iterate over the list with each
passing assess_threat
in a block, and push each item to an appropriate value array using its assess_threat output as the key. But that would take several lines of code, and in this perilous paradise you must cherish every calorie. What if you could accomplish all that in a single line?
jungle_foes.group_by { |item| assess_threat(item) }
=> {"high"=>["island jaguar", "poisonous indigo-spotted tree frog"], "medium"=>["Polynesian kangaroo spider", "climate change"], "low"=>["scarlet baboon", "angry turtle", "delicious blue-spotted tree frog"] }
Now you're ready to forage for sustenance. Remember the power of group_by
the next time you need to group an enumerable into a hash based on the result of a block.


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- Support form type extraction of FormFactoryInterface::createNamed inside Twig type resolving (Daniel Espendiller)
- Provide form type linemarker inside Twig templates and provide navigation and extended completion for form fields (Daniel Espendiller)


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Unlike the center environment, the \centering command does not start a new paragraph; it simply changes how LaTeX formats paragraph units. To affect a paragraph unit's format, the scope of the declaration must contain the blank line or \end command (of an environment like quote) that ends the paragraph unit.
Editor's note: although not listed as fragile in Lamport, I have found it necessary to use a \protect when putting a \centering command in a sectioning command. For example,
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Welcome to the Augmented Perception Lab at the CMU Human-Computer Interaction Institute.
We focus on understanding how users perceive and interact with digital information,
and building technology that goes beyond the flat displays of PCs and smartphones. Our goal is to advance
users' capabilities when interacting with the digital world. To achieve this, we create and study
enabling technologies and computational approaches that control when, where and how virtual
content is displayed to increase the usability of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality interfaces.
The Augmented Perception lab is headed by Prof. David Lindlbauer.
If you want to work with us, please check out our Team page.


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UFC fighter rankings: Conor McGregor falls on pound-for-pound list
by Tim BurkeIf things keep trending the way they have been, it looks like Conor McGregor won’t be ranked at pound-for-pound any more pretty soon.
The former two-division champion hasn’t competed since losing to Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229, and while things are trending towards an early 2020 return, nothing is set in stone. As such, he has steadily fallen while he’s been out - and he’s all the way down to 14 now, falling two spots in the wake of UFC Sao Paulo.
In terms of relevant results from the event affecting the rankings, well...not much happened. Ronaldo Souza is now ranked at 205 pounds despite coming up short against Jan Blachowicz in the Sao Paulo headliner. Shogun Rua has disappeared from the rankings after a split draw with Paul Craig. And Charles Oliveira didn’t move at lightweight despite a dominant knockout win.
Here are all the changes from this week.
P4P - Robert Whittaker is up one to 13. Conor fell two to 14.
Heavyweight - No changes.
Light Heavyweight - Thiago Santos is the new top contender at 205, with Daniel Cormier falling one spot to two. Nikita Krylov is up one to 14. Jacare Souza enters the LHW rankings for the first time at 15.
Middleweight - With Jacare out of the 185-pound rankings, a gaggle of fighters moved up one spot. Derek Brunson, Edmen Shahbazyan, Ian Heinisch, Uriah Hall, Brad Tavares, Antonio Carlos Junior, and Omari Akhmedov take over 8 through 14. Anderson Silva re-enters the rankings at 15, despite not winning a fight in almost three years.
Welterweight - No changes.
Lightweight - No changes.
Featherweight - No changes.
Bantamweight - No changes.
Flyweight - No changes.
Women’s Bantamweight - No changes.
Women’s Flyweight - Andrea Lee falls two spots to nine. Lauren Murphy and Roxy Modafferi moved up one each to seven and eight.
Women’s Strawweight - No changes.


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- Simple
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- Easy & Simple
- Non Cacheable template
- Non Cacheable template per route
- Nested Views
- Nested View (Parent > Child > Grand Child)
- Lazy Store
- Nested View
- View Model
- Accessing Params
- Generating Urls (via $.router.href)
- Admin Portal
- Deferred Execution of Route(via resolve)
- Redirection (via $.router.go)
- Gallery
- Accessing Params
- Nested Views
- Abstract Views


Attribute options
Theme (theme | for example the built in material theme - dp-material):
Direction ( Right to left | Left to right ):
Disabled (disabled):
Required Validation (required):
Min-Date Validation (minDate):
Max-Date Validation (maxDate):
Display Date (displayDate):
Min-Time Validation (minTime):
Max-Time Validation (maxTime):
Placeholder (placeholder):
Config options
Locale (locale):
First Day of The week (firstDayOfWeek):
Date Format (format):
Month Format (monthFormat):
Min Selectable Date (min):
Max Selectable Date (max):
Min Selectable Time (minTime):
Max Selectable Time (maxTime):
Allow Multiple Selection (allowMultiSelect):
Close after selection (closeOnSelect):
Closing Delay in ms (closeOnSelectDelay):
Show picker when input receives focus (openOnFocus):
Show picker when input is clicked (openOnClick):
Open Delay in ms (onOpenDelay):
Weekday Format (weekDayFormat):
Disable keyboard on input (disableKeypress):
Drops (drops):
Opens (opens):
Hide Input Container (hideInputContainer):
Show near month days (showNearMonthDays):
Show week numbers (showWeekNumbers):
Enable month selector (enableMonthSelector):
Year Format (yearFormat):
Show go to current button (showGoToCurrent):
Hide on outside click (hideOnOutsideClick):
Allow un select selected date (unSelectOnClick):
Day Button Format (dayBtnFormat):
Month Button Format (monthBtnFormat):
12 Hour Format (hours12Format):
24 Hour Format (hours24Format):
Meridiem Format (meridiemFormat):
Minutes Format (minutesFormat):
Minutes Interval (minutesInterval):
Seconds Format (secondsFormat):
Seconds Interval (secondsInterval):
Show seconds (showSeconds):
Show twenty four hours (showTwentyFourHours):
Time Separator (timeSeparator):
Show multiple years navigation buttons (showMultipleYearsNavigation):
Multiple years navigate by (multipleYearsNavigateBy):
Returned Value Type (returnedValueType):
API
Open (api.open()):
Close (api.close()):
Move (api.moveCalendarTo('14-01-1987')):


For giving the color of all kinds of metals to wood & other things
Take touchstone & pumice stone as much of one as of the other & grind them together & mix with a glue de retailles stronger than that used for painting, & paint it on whatever you like. Once dry, rub this layer with any metal whatsoever, then burnish it.
Against windy colic
Take a dozen dried common walnuts and throw them one after another onto a good brazier where they may catch fire, and take them out with tongs, and let them burn and flame well in the air, and extinguish them in a glass of good wine. Then let the wine cool and filter it, then pour half of it, since six extinguished nuts make one dose. An excellent cure against suffocation of the matrix.
To relieve the pain of gout
Take half a pound of finely powdered golden and yellow marcasite, half an ounce of storax, 4 lb. of urine, incorporate well together, little by little, in a mortar, then boil all together quite strongly. But the pot needs to be well covered so the smoke does not escape. Then distill the imbibed urine, separated by inclination, in an alembic, well luted and covered with a copper head. And soak a cloth with the said water and apply it lukewarm on the pain.
Against gonorrhea
Cook .i. lb. of old smiths’ water, .i. ℥ of Armenian bole reduced in the finest powder, and .iii. ʒ of common honey, until the honey stops foaming. Once cooled, strain with great pressure and use the results of filtration by injection.


Camera that uses
[link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perspective_(graphical) perspective projection].
This projection mode is designed to mimic the way the human eye sees. It
is the most common projection mode used for rendering a 3D scene.
const camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera( 45, width / height, 1, 1000 );
scene.add( camera );
[example:webgl_animation_skinning_blending animation / skinning / blending]
[example:webgl_animation_skinning_morph animation / skinning / morph ]
[example:webgl_effects_stereo effects / stereo ]
[example:webgl_interactive_cubes interactive / cubes ]
[example:webgl_loader_collada_skinning loader / collada / skinning ]
fov — Camera frustum vertical field of view.
aspect — Camera frustum aspect ratio.
near — Camera frustum near plane.
far — Camera frustum far plane.
Together these define the camera's
[link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viewing_frustum viewing frustum].
See the base [page:Camera] class for common properties.
Note that after making changes to most of these properties you will have
to call [page:PerspectiveCamera.updateProjectionMatrix .updateProjectionMatrix] for the changes to take effect.
Camera frustum aspect ratio, usually the canvas width / canvas height. Default is `1` (square canvas).
Camera frustum far plane. Default is `2000`.
Must be greater than the current value of [page:.near near] plane.
Film size used for the larger axis. Default is `35` (millimeters). This parameter does not influence the projection matrix unless .filmOffset is set to a nonzero value.
Horizontal off-center offset in the same unit as `.filmGauge`. Default is `0`.
Object distance used for stereoscopy and depth-of-field effects. This parameter does not influence the projection matrix unless a [page:StereoCamera] is being used. Default is `10`.
Camera frustum vertical field of view, from bottom to top of view, in degrees. Default is `50`.
Read-only flag to check if a given object is of type [name].
Camera frustum near plane. Default is `0.1`.
The valid range is greater than `0` and less than the current value of the
[page:.far far] plane. Note that, unlike for the
[page:OrthographicCamera], `0` is not a valid value for a
PerspectiveCamera's near plane.
Frustum window specification or null. This is set using the [page:PerspectiveCamera.setViewOffset .setViewOffset] method and cleared using [page:PerspectiveCamera.clearViewOffset .clearViewOffset].
Gets or sets the zoom factor of the camera. Default is `1`.
See the base [page:Camera] class for common methods.
Removes any offset set by the [page:PerspectiveCamera.setViewOffset .setViewOffset] method.
Returns the current vertical field of view angle in degrees considering .zoom.
Returns the height of the image on the film. If .aspect is less than or equal to one (portrait format), the result equals .filmGauge.
Returns the width of the image on the film. If .aspect is greater than or equal to one (landscape format), the result equals .filmGauge.
Returns the focal length of the current .fov in respect to .filmGauge.
Sets the FOV by focal length in respect to the current
[page:PerspectiveCamera.filmGauge .filmGauge].
By default, the focal length is specified for a 35mm (full frame) camera.
fullWidth — full width of multiview setup
fullHeight — full height of multiview setup
x — horizontal offset of subcamera
y — vertical offset of subcamera
width — width of subcamera
height — height of subcamera
Sets an offset in a larger frustum. This is useful for multi-window or multi-monitor/multi-machine setups.
For example, if you have 3x2 monitors and each monitor is 1920x1080 and
the monitors are in grid like this:
+---+---+---+ | A | B | C | +---+---+---+ | D | E | F | +---+---+---+then for each monitor you would call it like this:
const w = 1920;
const h = 1080;
const fullWidth = w * 3;
const fullHeight = h * 2;
// A
camera.setViewOffset( fullWidth, fullHeight, w * 0, h * 0, w, h );
// B
camera.setViewOffset( fullWidth, fullHeight, w * 1, h * 0, w, h );
// C
camera.setViewOffset( fullWidth, fullHeight, w * 2, h * 0, w, h );
// D
camera.setViewOffset( fullWidth, fullHeight, w * 0, h * 1, w, h );
// E
camera.setViewOffset( fullWidth, fullHeight, w * 1, h * 1, w, h );
// F
camera.setViewOffset( fullWidth, fullHeight, w * 2, h * 1, w, h );
Note there is no reason monitors have to be the same size or in a grid.
Updates the camera projection matrix. Must be called after any change of parameters.
meta -- object containing metadata such as textures or images in objects'
descendants.
Convert the camera to three.js
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/wiki/JSON-Object-Scene-format-4 JSON Object/Scene format].
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


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@pytest.fixture
def vectors(ids, vector_length):
max_id = max(max(seq) for seq in ids)
vecs = numpy.zeros((max_id+1, 2))
for i in range(max_id+1):
vecs[i] += i
return vecs
@pytest.fixture
def vectors(ids, vector_length):
ids = list(toolz.concat(ids))
vecs = numpy.zeros((len(ids), 2))
for i, id_ in enumerate(ids):
vecs[i] += i
return vecs


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http://affinelayer.com/pixsrv/index.html


NFL Week 11: Lamar Jackson meets Deshaun Watson in unmissable battle of MVP candidates
Mirror NFL columnist JASON BELL gives his take on the Myles Garrett ban and unmissable match-up between Lamar Jackson and Deshaun Watson
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/, Jason BellThe person everyone is talking about right now is Myles Garrett, and what happened on Thursday Night Football was shocking.
Everybody agrees. It was terrible, and the indefinite suspension he’s been given until at least the end of the season is exactly what should have happened as a precedent needed to be set.
As a player, I feel so let down because in the NFL, we’re in a position where everyone is looking at us as role models. You have kids watching who see everything we do on that field, so to do something like Myles Garrett did, hitting another player with their helmet, is unacceptable.
I definitely understand emotions run high in the game, but as a player there’s a thing we always do in terms of looking out for each other. NFL players are your brothers and sisters.
When a helmet comes off, that’s usually when everyone slows down as they know the person is not protected.
We’re trying to look out for each other, make sure we’re all safe and can all go home safe. It’s a sad situation and a case of player not looking out for his fellow professionals.
MVP contenders face off
The Myles Garrett incident was a bad moment for the NFL, but the league is lucky that on Sunday we get a great game between two MVP candidates - Lamar Jackson and Deshaun Watson.
The Baltimore Ravens heading to the Houston Texans is a great match-up because the other sides of the ball match up well.
The third-ranked Texans run defence is going to look to stop Lamar Jackson and Mark Ingram. Baltimore’s strong secondary and pass defence has to go up against Deshaun Watson and DeAndre Hopkins.
It’s a game that’s a case of strength on strength, and I’m excited to see if Lamar can pull off another big win.
He's been outstanding so far, and he's a special player with movement that means he can do things other players just can't do.
This season, we've seen him in an offense tailored for him. Last year, he was coming in to Joe Flacco's offense, but this year he's there guy.
Running a system designed for him, with a whole off-season to prepare, we've seen him take a massive jump and become so exciting to watch.
It's going to be huge for him if he can come out of this game with a win as well, but the Texans and Deshaun Watson can't be taken lightly.
Super Bowl LII rematch - but narrative moved on
We've got a repeat of what was the Super Bowl a couple of years ago as the Philadelphia Eagles take on the New England Patriots.
It's a big one for both sides, but these are two different teams and things have moved on since they met in Super Bowl LII.
The Patriots have to bounce back in their first game since struggling against the Ravens, and it will be interesting to see how they respond to that first loss.
The Eagles are in the fight for the NFC East and need to keep up with Dallas, so this is huge for them as well.
Player to Watch - Lamar Jackson (Baltimore Ravens)
A game-changer in the truest sense of the word. His unique skillset is something you just can’t account for and can’t coach. Nobody else can do the things he does.


Laravel Horizon with Forge and Envoyer
Published on February 8, 2018
I recently installed Horizon for Laravel.io and while it wasn’t that hard to install, I still had to figure some things out. Since this was the first time setting everything up I thought I’d write up the steps to take to get started with Horizon and set everything up with Forge and Envoyer.
Before you begin I suggest you read the introduction post and this setup guide both written by Taylor Otwell. They’ll give you an excellent introduction and while the setup guide already gives most of the steps used to set things up, this guide tries to guide you step by step and adds some extra’s for setting everything up with Envoyer.
Remember that this isn’t a guide that dives deep into Horizon, just enough to get it up and running. If you want more info about Horizon’s internals I suggest this excellent post by Mohamed Said.
Installation
The first step to get started is very simple. Simple do a composer require laravel/horizon
on your Laravel project and run php artisan horizon:install
to install Horizon. This will publish and register the App\Providers\HorizonServiceProvider
where we can configure Horizon and publish any assets we'll need to view the dashboard.
Configuration
Queues
The next step is to set up our queue configuration. Go to the newly created horizon.php
config file and go the the environments
setting. Here you can define your queues. You can play around a little bit with this later but for now let’s keep the base configuration with just one queue.
Authorization
Next we'll set up any authorization rules to make sure no one can access the Horizon dashboard unwanted. You can do this with the gate method in the App\Provider\HorizonServiceProvider
class.
protected function gate()
{
Gate::define('viewHorizon', function ($user) {
return in_array($user->email, [
config('lio.horizon.email'),
]);
});
}
I’ve configured the email address that will be checked through an environment variable so it’s easy to configure. It gets used to check if the correct user is authenticated to visit the dashboard. But you can really define anything you want here.
Notifications
In the boot method of the service provider I’ve added two notification methods which will send any notifications from Horizon to the email address and Slack webhook that I’ve set up. Don't forget that you'll need to configure a mail provider for the mail notifications. You're totally free to skip this for now and set it up later if you want. Any notification method is optional.
public function boot()
{
parent::boot();
Horizon::routeMailNotificationsTo(config('lio.horizon.email'));
Horizon::routeSlackNotificationsTo(config('lio.horizon.webhook'));
}
Scheduler
If we want to get some cool metrics on our dashboard we’ll need to define a scheduler command. Make sure the scheduler is set up to take snapshots every five minutes. You can add this in the App\Console\Kernel
class.
/**
* Define the application's command schedule.
*
* @param \Illuminate\Console\Scheduling\Schedule $schedule
* @return void
*/
protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule)
{
$schedule->command('horizon:snapshot')->everyFiveMinutes();
}
After you’ve done this, commit the code changes and push to Github or whatever VCS host you use.
Envoyer
On Envoyer we need to define a new hook. The horizon:purge
command will purge any orphan processes. The horizon:terminate
command will finish any left over jobs and terminate the Horizon process. The daemon which we’ll set up later will make sure that the command is always restarted after we terminate it.
Set up the deployment hook after the “Activate New Release” action. This will make sure the command is run after we activate the new app release.
Add the hook after the "Activate New Release"
If you’re managing your environment variables with Envoyer make sure you set your QUEUE_CONNECTION
env variable to redis
.
You can now deploy the code we added before. Make sure the deploy finished before proceeding to the next step.
Forge
Scheduler
First, if you haven’t done so already, make sure the scheduler is set up correctly so the scheduled command is run to populate the metrics. Go to your server and the “Scheduler” menu item. Make sure you add a job which runs every minute and triggers the schedule:run
command. Setup your command as follows:
php /home/forge/<site>/current/artisan schedule:run
Daemon
After setting up the scheduler we only need to add the daemon to make sure the Horizon command is started and re-started every time we deploy and terminate it. Go to your server and the “Daemons” menu item. Add a deamon with the php artisan horizon
command to run in the /home/forge/<site>/current
directory. After you’ve added this command, the daemon will enable the horizon command and you should be able to visit horizon at https://site.com/horizon
and see the status below.
Don't forget that you need to be authenticated with the rules you defined in the gate method in your App\Provider\HorizonServiceProvider
class.
Conclusion
This should be all that you need to get started with Horizon. Don’t forget that you don’t need to define queues through Forge as Horizon completely takes this over. You only need to change your horizon.php
config file and Horizon will apply the changes on the next deploy.
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Trait providing utility methods and assertions for use in PHPUnit test cases.
This trait may be composed into a test case, and provides:
Some functionality in this trait duplicates functionality present in the version 2 EventManagerInterface and/or EventManager implementation, but abstracts that functionality for use in v3. As such, components or code that is testing for listener registration should use the methods in this trait to ensure tests are forwards-compatible between zend-eventmanager versions.
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assertListenerAtPriority(callable $expectedListener, integer $expectedPriority, string $event, \Zend\EventManager\EventManager $events, string $message = '')
callable
integer
string
\Zend\EventManager\EventManager
string
Failure message to use, if any.
getArrayOfListenersForEvent(string $event, \Zend\EventManager\EventManager $events) : array<mixed,callable>
Returns an indexed array of listeners for an event, in priority order. Priority values will not be included; use this only for testing if specific listeners are present, or for a count of listeners.
string
\Zend\EventManager\EventManager
array<mixed,callable>
getEventsFromEventManager(\Zend\EventManager\EventManager $events) : array<mixed,string>
getListenersForEvent(string $event, \Zend\EventManager\EventManager $events, boolean $withPriority = false) : \Traversable
Given an event and an event manager, returns an iterator with the listeners for that event, in priority order.
If $withPriority is true, the key values will be the priority at which the given listener is attached.
Do not pass $withPriority if you want to cast the iterator to an array, as many listeners will likely have the same priority, and thus casting will collapse to the last added.
string
\Zend\EventManager\EventManager
boolean
\Traversable
traverseListeners(array $queue, boolean $withPriority = false)
array
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Greg Hurrell
Note that file attachments might also be useful in the blog and the wiki, and should be easier enough to add; if they can be done for issues they can be done for the others too.
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Greg Hurrell
As for the association type, there are two options:
Firstly, "issue/article/post has many attachments" ("has many"/"belongs to"). An attachment can only belong to one parent resource at any given time. Pros: access control straightforward, implementation is quick and easy, code is simple. Cons: data duplication if you want the same attachment to be attached to different tickets/articles/posts.
Secondly, "has many through/has and belongs to many". An attachment could be associated with lots of different parent resources, each represented using an "attaching" or "attachment relation" record. Pros: no data duplication. Cons: code much more complex.
For me this is a no-brainer and the first option is the way to go. Data duplication is an imaginary problem that should be dealt with if and only I come to a time where I start finding it excessive.
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Greg Hurrell
Not to be confused with ticket #1276, which is about a generic file-upload interface for admin use, not related to the issue tracker.
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Greg Hurrell
See also:
- ticket #446: "Use RESTful web service instead of email for receiving crash reports"
- ticket #448: "Integrate WODebug crash reports into Rails backend".
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Greg Hurrell
Useful docs for serving files via nginx rather than tying up a Mongrel process:
- http://blog.kovyrin.net/2006/11/01/nginx-x-accel-redirect-php-rails/
- http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxXSendfile
- http://spongetech.wordpress.com/2007/11/13/the-complete-nginx-solution-to-sending-flowers-and-files-with-rails/
Evidently we don't want to stick files in the
public
directory directly, seeing as they could contain sensitive information and be attached to private tickets (a customer attaching proof of payment, for example). -
Greg Hurrell
So X-Accel-Redirect is the way to go for file downloads, but for file uploads may need another solution, at least in the long term. Even though nginx can buffer the upload and hand it over to Rails all at once, actually processing the data can still tie up a Mongrel process for a long while.
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Greg Hurrell
For the file upload module, see:
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Greg Hurrell
A semi-related post on handling multiple file uploads:
(Doesn't mention nginx at all but does touch on some UI design issues.)
After thinking about this for a while, here is my current thinking:
Downloads
Using
X-Accel-Redirect
is an absolute no-brainer. We delegate responsibility for streaming files off the disk to nginx, thereby ensuring that even for large files our Mongrel processes don't get tied up for long periods of time, and nor is there any risk of them trying to read large files into memory.And we get all the benefits of involving Rails in the process without any of the potential memory and CPU costs. That is, we can do things like access control, and have attachments marked as "private/public", "awaiting/not awaiting moderation", and having user ownership of attachments.
So, like I said, a total no-brainer.
Uploads
The situation is not quite as clear cut with file uploads. Even if nginx reads the entire uploaded file from the client before handing it off to a Mongrel process, said Mongrel process can still be tied up for a while when it has to do MIME parsing of the a potentially very large request. I'd have to do experimentation to see if memory usage was a problem as well, even though in theory it should not be (you never know).
Regrettably, nginx has not built-in equivalent of
X-Accel-Redirect
for handling uploads. There is a third-party module, commonly known as "the nginx upload module", which does look pretty solid and well-regarded in the community. It certainly looks robust enough to at least warrant a trial.(One possible doubt: I'm using the nginx 0.6.x stable series and the docs for the upload module only seem to mention the 0.7.x development version. I am not too keen on being pushed from the stable onto the development series; will have to do some testing to find out whether the module is compatible.)
According to the docs, you need
upload_pass
configuration for the URL at which you're planning on receiving file uploads. My understanding, then, is that if you want the ability to add attachments to different models (tickets, blog posts, articles etc) then you would need anupload_pass
set-up for each of those controllers, seeing as under a RESTful design you're going to be accepting those attachments in several different actions (eg.issues#new
,posts#new
etc), each of which with different URLs.That is quite duplicative.
Worse, each of those configuration locations would require a
upload_pass_form_field
directive with hard-coded form fields in your nginx configuration instructing the module what other form parameters must be passed through to the backend Mongrel process. In other words, adding a new field to a form would actually require an adjustment to the nginx config!So that really is starting to sound messy.
The alternative is to have a separate "attachments" controller and set up your
upload_pass
directives for a single URL on that controller. You thus avoid the duplication and reduce the amount of ugly hard-coding needed in your configuration file.But the downside there is that you can no longer open a new issue and attach a file at the same time, because submitting your issue and your attachment is now a two-step process involving two submissions to two different controllers. This is inconvenient for users, and worse still, it is a completely broken workflow for anonymous submitters (because those will have their issue submissions held for moderation, and they won't be able to attach anything at all until their ticket makes it out into public view, something that they may not stick around to see).
The compromise that I am thinking on settling on then is the following:
Basically, submitting attachments would be done via AJAX. The downside is that you can't attach anything unless you have JavaScript enabled (although it could be made to degrade semi-gracefully). The upside is that even issues held for moderation can now have stuff attached to them, and the actual UI for doing so would be fairly slick.
The workflow would look something like this:
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user visits
issues#new
and fills out form -
clicks "add attachment" and uploads a new
attachment, effectively performing an AJAX request to
attachments#create
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attachments#create
duly creates the attachment, which, depending on the current user, may be held for moderation or not, and returns a JSON response containing the id of the new attachment - the browser takes the id and adds a hidden field to the issue form noting that it has an attachment with said id
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when the user finally posts to
issues#create
, the controller knows that the issue (apparently) includes an attachment with the given id
Observations:
- this works for multiple attachments at a time
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when the attachment is first created it will have
NULL
values for the association (attachable_type
andattachable_id
) -
when the issue is then created, it should expect to find
that
NULL
association and take "ownership" of the attachment - to prevent race conditions and attacks (another user trying to guess attachment ids and take "ownership" of them by creating malicious new issue posts), we would have to rely on some kind of security through obscurity — that is, unpredictable ids — because we evidently can't set up any association at the time the attachment is uploaded because we still don't know (and can't know) what the id of the final "attachable" model will be
- some random hash-y thing should be good enough for that (eg. instead of predictable ids like "/attachments/1" we should have ones like "/attachments/af9a3cc83256e6388ad6677c7fb665db877a00b3")
- in the case of editing attachments of an existing "attachable" model this is evidently not a problem because in that case we do already know the type and id of the model
As far as how these things would actually be stored on disk, we don't want to risk too many files accumulating in the same directory so we could use a "partitioned" scheme; the "af9a3cc83256e6388ad6677c7fb665db877a00b3" example mentioned above could actually be stored at
attachments/af/9a3cc83256e6388ad6677c7fb665db877a00b3
, thus dividing the key-space into 256 buckets. (Although in reality we might just divide it into 16 buckets because the according to the docs for theupload_store
directive of the nginx upload module, "all subdirectories should exist before starting nginx", and that might be somewhat painful.)On the subject of "hashed" subdirectories:
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http://www.serverphorums.com/read.php?5,5603,5604,quote=1: doesn't really answer my question; the poster says that
given configuration of
upload_store "/hdd1/_uploads" 1;
"i had to create 10 directories 0-9 in the above" - http://www.motionstandingstill.com/nginx-upload-awesomeness/2008-08-13/: also uses the same example, "The directory is hashed, subdirectories 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 should exist"
See also:
- http://www.motionstandingstill.com/ngnix-upload-awesomeness-pt2/2008-08-20/: a follow-up to the post linked-to above.
-
http://www.motionstandingstill.com/using-nginx-to-send-files-with-x-accel-redirect/2008-09-03/: related post on
X-Accel-Redirect
.
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user visits
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Greg Hurrell
A note on what I meant about "semi-graceful" degradation for browsers without JavaScript enabled:
Basically, you'd submit the form to
attachments#create
and show the user a page which said something like "your attachment has been created, this is the URL you can use to refer to it"; the message would be very similar for both moderated and unmoderated submissions (in the former case you'd see something similar to what people see when their issue is held for moderation; in the latter you'd see anattachments#show
action, which I suppose would give metadata about the attachment rather than showing the attachment itself).Could possibly add support to the wikitext module for turning strings like "attachment #x" where "x" is some integer into hyperlinks.
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Greg Hurrell
Given that the
upload_store
directive refers to what is essentially a temporary directory, I don't think there's much need to worry about hashing it.For backend errors the
upload_cleanup
directive handles automatic removal, and for non-error code path we should really be moving the file to its final resting place (where we can implement whatever hashing scheme we see fit). -
Greg Hurrell
Having troubles with
proxy_temp_path
and the upload module (see "Updating to nginx 0.6.36 with the nginx upload module 2.0.9").A bit busy right now, but must find out whether this is a new bug in nginx 0.6.36 or is caused by the upload module.
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Greg Hurrell
See ticket #1388 for another possible use for attachments: they could be used to deliver downloadable assets for appcasted releases. Still need to decide whether these attachments would be independent resources (no parent), or would actually be associated with the given release.
The nesting on the associations would be starting to get pretty deep:
-
/attachments/7d4e12254d339cce521486f482a02dc447a43b12
(parentless attachment) -
/issues/12345678/attachments/7d4e12254d339cce521486f482a02dc447a43b12
(attachment on an issue) -
/blog/foo-bar-baz-wow/attachments/7d4e12254d339cce521486f482a02dc447a43b12
(attachment on weblog post) -
/wiki/Patching_XYZ_1.0.2_for_Mac_OS_X_Snow_Leopard/attachments/7d4e12254d339cce521486f482a02dc447a43b12
(attachment on wiki article) -
/products/synergy/releases/12.10/attachments/7d4e12254d339cce521486f482a02dc447a43b12
(attachment on product release)
As I noted in ticket #1388, I was wanting release assets to have URLs like:
/products/synergy/releases/12.10/notes
So I might actually need two resources here:
- the attachments resource, which stores the actual asset as a parentless resource
- an "Asset" resource which would allow us to set up the "has_many" association on the product release, and would map attachments (assets) to releases
Not sure if that's the best way to go though.
Alternatives that would allow us to add attachments to releases and not create any other models:
- just tolerate the long, "ugly" URLs (one side benefit: people couldn't guess product download URLs prior to official release)
- add a "permalink" field to the attachment model which would allow an admin to define an access shortcut like "notes" or "dmg" which would be valid within the context of the parent resource
The latter has a fairly "icky" level of complexity just for the purpose of making pretty URLs. In reality the only user/consumer of such URLs would be the appcast client (the product itself) and the developer who has to make blog posts and link to the new version. In the former case appcast feeds should always be machine generated so it shouldn't be a problem. In the latter case the developer should probably just link to the download page, but the problem of providing the right download link there still remains...
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Greg Hurrell
If we end up using attachments to distribute release assets (ticket #1388) will want to add a counter field to the model to count "hits". See the "Link" resource for an example of this.
Basically we'd increment the counter, check access permissions, then do the
X-Accel-Redirect
thing so that nginx could actually handle the download.
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US ex-diplomat: Trump's 'historical mistake' on EU
by EUobserverAnthony Gardner, US ambassador to the EU under Obama, told CNBC Trump is making a "historical mistake" with the EU. "For 60 years, the US administration, both Republic and Democratic, thought that European integration should be promoted because it was good for Europe and it was good for the US," he said, adding "this administration decided that European integration is bad and that the EU is in fact an enemy."


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Northeast United striker Asamoah Gyan hits four goals past FC Gorkha in friendly harvest
NorthEast United striker Asamoah Gyan bagged four goals for his side in a 11-1 friendly win over FC Gorkha on Thursday.
The 33-year-old scored all his four goals in the first half in the audition exercise in India.
Gyan opened the scoring in the 15 minutes before Ravindra Thapa and Nikhim Kadam added onto the tally.
The Ghana international scored his personal second through the spot-kick on 25 minutes before getting on the scoresheet again in the 43rd and 45 minute respectively to give the side a 6-1 cushion.
He was replaced after the interval after recovering from an injury.
The former Sunderland striker has netted four goals for NorthEast United in the India Super League.
He will be available for selection when the side host Mumbai City in a league game on November 27.


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