{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %} Create timetable {% endblock %} {% block nav %}
View timetables View jobs {% endblock %} {% block header %} Create new timetable {% endblock %} {% block subheader %} Timetable is created using specific job as template {% endblock %} {% block content %}Cron format is a simple, yet powerful and flexible way to define time and frequency of various actions. Enhanced cron format consists of six fields separated by white spaces.
+--------+------+--------------+-------+-------------+------+ | Minute | Hour | Day of month | Month | Day of week | Year | +--------+------+--------------+-------+-------------+------+
0-59
0-23
1-31
1-12
or
Jan,Feb,Mar,Apr,May,Jun,Jul,Aug,Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec
1-7
or
Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat,Sun
2014-2032
Any of these 6 fields may be an asterisk (*). This would mean the
entire range of possible values, i.e. each minute, each hour, etc. Any field may contain
a list of values separated by commas, (e.g. 1,3,7
)
or a range of values (two integers separated by a hyphen, e.g.
1-5
).
After an asterisk (*) or a range of values, you can use character
/ to specify that values are repeated over and over with a certain
interval between them. For example, you can write
*/15
in Minute field to specify that schedule
should be invoked every 15 minutes (it will have the same effect as
0,15,30,45
).
In Month and Day of Week fields, you can use names of months or days of
weeks abbreviated to first three letters Jan,Feb,...,Dec
or Mon,Tue,...,Sun
instead of their numeric values.
* * * * * *
*/15 * * * * *
* 8-11 * * * *
0 9 * * Mon-Fri *
* * * 1,2,3 * *
* * * Jan,Feb,Mar * *
45 17 7 6 * 2015,2016


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Welcome to Flask-S3-Viewer’s documentation!¶
Flask S3 Viewer is a powerful extension that makes it easy to browse S3 in any Flask application. If you are familiar with Flask, Flask S3 Viewer should be easy to pick up.
Flask S3 Viewer is a powerful extension that makes it easy to browse S3 in any Flask application. If you are familiar with Flask, Flask S3 Viewer should be easy to pick up.


Appendix A. Installation and Troubleshooting
Appendix A covers Installation and Troubleshooting of Ptolemy.
You can get the full set of html documentation from
http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu
See $PTOLEMY/tycho/doc/install.html
for the Tycho standalone installation instructions.
Last updated 06/11/98,
Send comments to
www@ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu.


find path/to/directory -type f | sk- Start skim for running processes:
ps aux | sk- Start skim with a specified query:
sk --query "query"- Select multiple files with `Shift + Tab` and write to a file:
find path/to/directory -type f | sk --multi > path/to/file


CS 1030 - Web Page Project
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UPDATE: One person found drowned at Sea Point, three still missing
Rescue operations to find three people are still continuing after a person was declared dead in a drowning tragedy in Sea Point on Sunday, National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) spokesperson Craig Lambinon said.
Three NSRI stations, a Skymed helicopter and emergency medical services were scrambled when the alarm was raised over four people, including a woman who had gone missing in the surf.
Earlier, surfers found a man, believed to be in his early 20s, and an NSRI rescue swimmer swam out to them.
CPR was initiated and on the arrival of the first sea rescue craft, and he was put on board and taken to the Three Anchor Bay slipway.
"Despite extensive CPR efforts, that male, believed to be in his early 20s, has been declared deceased," said Lambinon.
*This story has been updated to note that only one body has been found. News24 erroneously reported that two bodies had been recovered.


2. Exercise 1: Scanning a Public Server¶
The internet is a public network. Billions of computers are connected in one form or another. We can try connecting to any port on any IP address. But home routers and companies usually have their own internal, private network. We can only connect to IP addresses and ports on a private network by going through a router configured to allow that.
The first exercise will be learning how to see what services are accessible on a server you can access. In the Introduction I explained what ports are. We’re going to talk to port 1, 2, …, 65535 to see which are listening.
2.1. Task 1: Manually with netcat¶
We’d like to connect to each port in turn and see if our connection is successful, is rejected, or times out. A successful connection tells us a service is listening on that port, and often the service sends you its name when you open the connection. A connection dropped by a firewall will time out after awhile. A connection rejected by a firewall or with nothing listening will fail to connect immediately.
We can use netcat to open a connection to a chosen IP address and port, then see what comes back
# Connect over TCP to <IP_ADDRESS> port 22 (notated as <IP_ADDRESS>:22).
# netcat is often called nc
$ nc <IP_ADDRESS> 22
SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_6.7p1 Debian-5+deb8u2
# You'll want to Ctrl+C to exit now
So there’s an SSH server running on 22
. You could run this by hand for every port 1, 2, …, 65535. But
that’s going to take a lot of your time. Let’s use an automated scanner instead.
2.2. Task 2: Automated port scanning with nmap
¶
nmap
is an automated scanning tool. It’s engineered to scan networks and servers quickly, but has a lot
of options to throttle it and for different sorts of scanning. We’re going to use a very simple mode for now
- the nmap
equivalent of performing Task 1 by hand for every port.
$ nmap <IP_ADDRESS>
Starting Nmap 7.12 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2016-08-30 12:05 BST
Nmap scan report for <IP_ADDRESS>
Host is up (0.0017s latency).
Not shown: 996 closed ports
PORT STATE SERVICE
21/tcp open ftp
22/tcp open ssh
80/tcp open http
443/tcp open https
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 0.09 seconds
Port 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS) are a webserver. Port 22 is SSH, used for logging into a shell remotely. But Port 21 is FTP, which is used for sharing files.
In the next exercise we’ll learn how services can be used to access private networks! Exercise 2: Scanning a Private Network


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Catching Noibat in Pokémon Sword and Shield requires some stealth skills
Source: iMore
Some Pokémon are much harder to catch than others, even ones that you wouldn't expect. While some are more prone to run towards you in Pokémon Sword and Shield, whether you like it or not, others are inclined to run away if they sense you getting near them. One such Pokémon is Noibat, so you'll need to tread carefully when approaching it.
Where to find Noibat
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Noibat's natural habitats can be found at the locations marked on the map above. These include the Galar Mine No. 2, the Bridge Field in the Wold Area, and the Watchtower Ruins in the Wild Area. They're an uncommon to rare spawn depending on the weather. Overcast, thunderstorms, and rain usually increase your chances of a Noibat popping up in the overworld.
How to catch Noibat
Noibat's are sensitive little critters, and as such they spook easily. Whenever you see one pop up, you'll need to quietly tip toe towards it or else it will run away. Alternatively, you can tip toe for a short distance and spring onto your bike once you're close enough to catch it off guard. They usually can't fly away in time to avoid a battle.
Once the battle commences it's just another regular Pokémon battle. Whittle down its health before trying to catch it with a Poké Ball. Noibat is a Flying/Dragon type, so it is weak to Rock, Ice, Dragon, and Fairy.
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14 January 1998
Disease Outbreak Reported
Investigation of the specimens with ELISA test at the WHO Collaborating Centre at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in Atlanta detected IgM antibody which indicates recent RVF infection in 13 of 36 cases. In addition to the 3 RVF virus isolates reported in the first week of January by the WHO Collaborating Centre at the National Institute of Virology, Johannesburg the virus has been isolated from another case tested in the first batch of 36 specimens and in 3 cases tested in a second batch which was received on 9 January. These results all concerned human cases affected by the outbreak which may have killed over 300 people and many animals in the Garissa District, North-Eastern Province, Kenya since early December. Laboratory investigations of specimens from animals are in progress in South Africa.
Access to the outbreak area has been difficult and the initial WHO investigation was unable to completely clarify the extent to which other causes have contributed to the high mortality among both humans and animals. WHO is sending a follow-on team to work with the national authorities and international agencies, such as the Food and Agriculture Organization, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Médecins Sans Frontières, and Epicentre (Paris) to further investigate the outbreak and develop control measures. The main objectives are to coordinate activities, assess the extent of the outbreak and strengthen control measures among humans and animals and explore the feasibility of immunization of livestock.


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Grand Seer Rahorakti:
Welcome, young Overlord!
Have you heard of the recent goings-on among the six Orc tribes?
"No! Please, go on."


001 / The Olive Tree
Let’s be honest, the world we live in is a fantastic and awful place at the same time. Majority of people have freedom of speech, movement and belief. We have food (so much that lots of it goes to waste), we have roofs over our heads. But do we ever stop for a minute to think, look at our lives from a distance and ask questions - does it really matter? All I do, have or say - . Many of us run from such questions as they tend to crush the walls we have built
In my case it came unexpectedly as a thunder from the sky. Until that moment I thought I got all figured out - I have grown up in a catholic family, finished education, flew out of the nest pretty early, got a great job, got married and had fantastic perspectives for a decent, carefree life. I practically obeyed all the rules of the catholic church but my actual relation with Christ was close to none. Parents of my lovely wife are orthodox catholics. From the very start of our relationship in high school they used to watch and rebuke us on many different occasions. They have been constantly keeping an eye on us not to stray from their version of Lord’s path.
That was an actual impulse for reaching out to the source. And once I did this I realized three things:
- I’ve been lied to my entire life.
- Recipe for a real, valuable life lies in your home, on your bookshelf.
- It won’t be that easy :).
Even though Christ teachings, salvation and eternal life are pretty serious topics I personally have an allergy for speaking about anything with too much solemnity. My purpose is to encourage as many people as I can to grab their bibles, read the scripture and simply decide with their own, independent minds whether what is taught in it makes sense in terms of making the world a better place to live. This is what I did and it was the best idea I could ever got.
But what about contents of the blog?
- Bible is simple yet it describes situations that happened long time ago when the world was a completely different place tat it is today. I’ll try to explain how I see various topics described by the Bible in more contemporary context. I still advice reading it and trying to figure things out on your own but I’ll try to provide some entry points and my way of thinking.
- As I used to be a roman catholic I will try to point out what is wrong with dogmas that poisoned this particular fraction of Christians throughout the centuries.
- I’ll also share some resources loosely related to God and Christianity but being a great “food for thougts”.
I am not deceiving myself that these posts will reach many people. But if they somehow cause even one person to get closer to God, my job is done and I will be very, very happy.
God bless
Christopher
002 / Christianity for dummies - how to get started? »


How long have binance deposits been disabled fore?
Hollowman900018-Nov-19 03:52 AM
Trex would have to offshore, kill KYC, and trade ARRR to regain any street creed with me
Privatoshi18-Nov-19 06:04 AM
For me, Trex would have to have deposited 1 BTC in my account, with a personalized dashboard, no fees for life & list Hush, ARRR , Verus , Utrum & Labs...and kUSD & KMDice(edited)
Trex stopped new markets for US traders, starting with DragonChain.
Even Binance doesn't enforce the non-US trader policy. I'd trade on Beaxy before Trex (edited)
Malti18-Nov-19 11:34 AM
rank 48 on CMC
4
couple of weeks ago we were 70'ish?
Cryptoon18-Nov-19 11:37 AM
Yeah
Feelsgoodman
sφldat18-Nov-19 11:40 AM
Rank 30 coins only
jl777c18-Nov-19 11:41 AM
rank 16 of mineable coins
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Oszy18-Nov-19 11:55 AM
rank 1 tech
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5
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Malti18-Nov-19 12:06 PM
like Ark and Stratis were projects that I also liked and followed a bit. Seeing where they are now.. rank 143 and rank 110.. Komodo has done great if you look at it objectively(edited)
Neko18-Nov-19 12:48 PM
komodo proves satoshi got a lot more right than people like vitalik think, look what unstable mess eth is
crumb18-Nov-19 12:48 PM
wasn't stratis like a top15 coin? once upon a time...
Neko18-Nov-19 12:48 PM
it was
crumb18-Nov-19 12:48 PM
or top10 even
how are they doing tech wise, haven't followed them for a long time
Malti18-Nov-19 12:52 PM
stratis used to be the most succesful (in terms of ROI) ico ever
ark used to be top 30
tech wise, idk. dropped out of their discord a while ago
Mark8118-Nov-19 01:04 PM
Real coming event to wait: ZEC<===>KMD flipping!
2
jl777c18-Nov-19 01:07 PM
it used to be 1 STRAT == 10 KMD(edited)
now 1 KMD == 3 STRAT, so a 30x difference
i keep saying this, but most people dont realize how positive it is that KMD has held onto top 50 CMC as there are so many new projects, stablecoins, etc. that arrive over the years. just staying at the same rank is quite a difficult task that few coins have done.
19
7
1
Malti18-Nov-19 01:15 PM
with wayback machine you can have a look at CMC back in time
Go back in time. View a historical snapshot of all active cryptocurrencies on 09 April 2017.
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Stratis
Markus18-Nov-19 03:48 PM
pulling back to refuel or time to get parachute ready?
Gordon Komodo18-Nov-19 04:07 PM
pulling back to get parachute
richardt18-Nov-19 04:28 PM
Deposits opening soon. People likely getting ready
Malti18-Nov-19 04:39 PM
how do you know the deposits are opening soon?
tolken18-Nov-19 04:39 PM
Dump, baby.
Malti18-Nov-19 04:42 PM
as long as we stay above 11k and even 10k I wouldn't call this a dump
FreakBros18-Nov-19 04:55 PM
Could be wrong but I'm waiting on the bittrex wallet to go into maintenance mode as an indicator that were getting close to all exchange wallets going live again
Cryptoon18-Nov-19 05:14 PM
ah bittrex is still open?
I cant imagine big accounts not having an account on bittrex to offload a bit
it was one of the few big exchanges for a long while for kmd


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"EMMAUS "hot baths, a village “three-score furlongs” from jerusalem, where our Lord had an interview with two of his disciples on the day of his resurrection (Luke 24:13). This has been identified with the modern el-Kubeibeh, lying over 7 miles north-west of Jerusalem. This name, el-Kubeibeh, meaning “little dome,” is derived from the remains of the Crusaders’ church yet to be found there. Others have identified it with the modern Khurbet Khamasa i.e., “the ruins of Khamasa”, about 8 miles south-west of Jerusalem, where there are ruins also of a Crusaders’ church.
Its site, however has been much disputed.


I grew up in Houston, where my interest in technology began with the internet and video games. Exploration and strategic thinking have been part of my mindset from a young age.
 However, after many hours in several dental offices, I decided against this and opened a snow cone stand for the summer with my brother.
I fell into my passion for programming when I decided to create a website for our stand. I knew I wanted to continue developing, so I enrolled at the Coding Bootcamp at UT Austin. Learning about the power and intricacies of JavaScript has taken a hold of me.
Another love of mine is rock climbing around Austin. If I'm not in a coffee shop building on a project, you may find me and my dog hiking along a creek or on the side of a cliff.
Eager to begin a career in software development.
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The King's Man: Disney Bumps Kingsman Prequel Back 7 Months
by Meagan DamoreThe King's Man will report for duty a little later than intended.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Kingsmen prequel has been pushed back seven months, from February to September 2020. The movie was originally scheduled to arrive on this upcoming Valentine's Day. The film's move was announced after the studio set five new release dates for Marvel Studios films, which will hit theaters in 2022 and beyond.
The third film in The Kingsmen franchise, The King's Man will serve as a prequel to the first two films.
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Vaughn directed the original Kingsmen and its sequel, Kingsmen: The Golden Circle. It is unclear if any of the original cast members will appear in the prequel. However, given the time difference between the two, it is highly unlikely.
Directed by Matthew Vaughn, The King's Man stars Ralph Fiennes, Gemma Arterton, Rhys Ifans, Matthew Goode, Tom Hollander, Harris Dickinson, Daniel Brühl, Djimon Hounsou and Charles Dance. The film is slated to release September 18, 2020.
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I just have to share this recipe. All my kids love it and it is quick and easy. Great way to use up leftover rice too. You can of course alter the ingredients to suit your family.
Fried Rice
Recipe Type: Main
Cuisine: Asian influence
Author: Jacinta Gleeson Munn
Lovely way to use up leftover rice. We use some lovely local made cabana in our recipe, but of course this can be substituted for 2 more rashers of bacon if need be. To make it vegetarian, simply add some tasty flavoured tofu instead.
- 4-5 cups cooked, cold rice
- 1 carrot, grated
- 3 eggs, beaten
- 3 lettuce leaves, finely sliced
- 2 spring onions (green onions), finely chopped
- 1/2 brown onion, finely chopped
- 2 rashers bacon
- 10cm piece cabana, chopped finely
- salt, to taste, approximately 1 tspn (I use Celtic salt)
- approximately 1 tspn tamari/soy sauce to add to the eggs
- Oil for cooking
- Whisk eggs with some tamari/soy sauce.
- Add a little oil to the wok, then pour in egg mix. Cook through. Put aside.
- Place wok back on burner and add cabana and bacon. Cook until brown. Put aside.
- Place onion, spring onions, and if needed, a little oil in the wok. Cook until onion is transparent.
- Add in cold rice and stir until rice is hot.
- Add in cabana, bacon, grated carrot and salt to taste. Mix well.
- Once combined, add in lettuce.
- Turn off heat.
- Serve up into individual bowls or as part of a shared meal.
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Some Users Can Now Schedule Tweets Via Twitter.com
by Geoff DesreumauxSome users have gained the ability to schedule tweets via Twitter.com as part of a global test Twitter is conducting.
Scheduling content on social media is a must for social media managers. Until now, access to this feature was, more often than not, done via third-party apps like HootSuite, Buffer or even Tweetdeck.
But Twitter is now conducting a test with select users, “bringing one of Tweetdeck’s handiest features” to its web platform.


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Now that Town & Country has finally come and gone after dozens of postponed opening dates, the biggest laughingstocks on the constantly changing film release schedule are a dueling pair of westerns - Texas Rangers and American Outlaws - that have been playing chicken on the calendar for most of 2001. Rangers, which is apparently so problematic its release has been delayed for nearly 18 months, offers a star in Dawson's Creek's James Van Der Beek (although one can only imagine the time and materials involved in fashioning a cowboy hat to fit over his massive cranium).
On the other hand, Outlaws is essentially Young Guns 3 without the marquee monikers. The most recognizable name, at least as far as the protagonists go, is Scott Caan, and the only reason you know him is because of his dad. Strangely enough, the film's biggest star is somebody moviegoers may have heard tell of but most have never seen. And now that I've finally seen Tigerland's Colin Farrell in action, I'm wondering what the big deal is.
Outlaws is yet another take on the lives of Jesse James and his band of merry men. It's the same movie you've seen again and again, but with a younger cast with which to extract money from a new generation, and it's probably historically inaccurate enough to give American History teachers a cardiac episode or two. Instead of trying to be like Tombstone and Ride With the Devil, it's more like The Newton Boys and Wild Wild West.
The film opens during the tail end of the Civil War as we are introduced to a handful of Quantrill's Rangers, a guerilla outfit that skirmishes with the dastardly Union soldiers (a la Devil's Missouri Irregulars). Leader Jesse James (Farrell), his sharp-shooting brother Frank (Gabriel Macht, Simply Irresistible) and cousins Cole (Caan, Gone in 60 Seconds) and Bob (Will McCormack) Younger all show they're quick on their feet as they drive those darn Bluecoats into a retreat. And they've even got a minority sidekick (Nathaniel Arcand), just like Guns' Lou Diamond Phillips, or Jeffrey Wright in Devil.
When they return home to Missouri, the boys learn the railroad company (led by The X-Files Terry O'Quinn and The Hurricane's Harris Yulin) is trying to buy huge chunks of land on which to extend their tracks into the great frontier. If you don't sell your land, they try you for treason, hang you and take it anyway. And, wouldn't you know it, the James' homestead is right in the way of the railroad.
So the boys start holding up banks and robbing trains, which somehow prevents the railroad from being built.  And all the while they're being pursued by Allan Pinkerton (Timothy Dalton), a super-duper detective who sounds a whole lot like another guy who used to play Bond before Pierce Brosnan.
But it's not all fun and games. There's jealousy within the gang, and a growing potential for everyone to start turning on each other quicker than the houseguests on Big Brother 2. Jesse has to deal with his burgeoning feelings for a doctor's piece-of-ass daughter (Ali Larter. Legally Blonde), who's ripe for the pickin' even though she ain't kin. And what would a western be without people crashing through saloon windows (did this ever actually happen in the Old West with the consistency it does in cinematic westerns)?
I know what you're thinking - these boys all sound like Mensa candidates, but a genius with a Southern accent is harder to find than a penguin at the equator. Most of these guys don't even bother with drawls (other than Farrell's stab at covering up his Irish brogue). The Native American has more of a Southern accent than most of the white guys do. And speaking of voices sounding out of place, I thought I had mistakenly wandered into A Knight's Tale when the R.L. Burnside song started blaring in the theatre. It wasn't even a regular Burnside song, but rather one of the hip-hop versions produced by Tim Rothrock.
The quality of Outlaws should come as no surprise if you're at all familiar with the previous work of director Les Mayfield (Blue Streak, Flubber), a man who knows his shit when it comes to absolute mediocrity. And let's not forget the writers - Roderick Taylor has penned 11 made-for-television movies, including The Gambler Part III, and John Rogers created TV's Jackie Chan Adventures. Those are some impressive filmographies from two men who include enough foreshadowing in their script to shade the entire State of Missouri.
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Reflecting on foundations & Preparing for Bootcamp
Sprint Five Cultural Blog | Thursday 10 December, 2020
Reflecting on foundations
What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
- I have learnt that I had been stuck in a fixed mindset when it came to learning during my previous period of study but when it comes to learning about Web Development I have fully embraced the growth mindset and open to failing in order to grow and learn.
- I have learnt to reflect on my values and understand what is important to me and what drives me to learn.
- I have learnt that I can communicate my ideas effectively, I just need to spend some time considering what I am going to say before I speak.
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
I think being self-aware of your values, strengths and limitations makes you a better learner. Self-awareness, empathy and understanding your values are all important aspects of your Emotional Intelligence. If you can understand and manage your feelings you can learn better and if you can empathise with others you can work with others more effectively.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
I think what surprised me the most was that what I learnt from the core learning actually resulted in being a better learner.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
I found having to summarize myself and my ideas in the blog posts the most challenging aspect of the core learning.
Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
Core learning has taught me that EQ is just as important as IQ. So by spending time learning about these core subjects, we as students improve our EQ. Increased EQ means we are better at working with others, are more employable and better programmers.
Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time? Should you have just used that time to practice programming instead? Justify your answer.
Spending time on core leaning has not been a waste of time. In some ways, I have found the core work harder than the technical as It has made me reflect on myself and summarise this for each cultural blog. I think my understanding of things like EQ, problem-solving techniques, neuroplasticity and the growth mindset has improved how I learn and problem solve.
Preparing for Bootcamp
What is your long term goal and/or career pathway?
My short term goal is to finish the EDA Bootcamp and I am hoping to be able to use the skills I gain at EDA to successfully get a Junior Web Development role. I think I would aim for a front-end focussed role since I am coming from a design background.
My long term goals include: Finding opportunities to combine web development with my experience in the fashion industry, travelling and be able to work in web development while overseas. A big part of choosing web development is that I value personal growth and having a purpose, and making a difference. So I hope to work in an organisation that would be making some kind of difference.
What do you think your biggest strengths and limitations will be in Bootcamp?
My strengths of flexibility and being hardworking, and a team player will definitely aid me in my learning in bootcamp. Being self-critical and a bit of a perfectionist will continue to be a limitation that I need to work past. I can be a little reserved when I first meet people, so It will be important that I don't feel too shy to ask for help or contribute to team projects early on in bootcamp.
What do you think your biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp will be?
 Also staying on top of all the work and maintaining momentum over the whole nine weeks.
What non-technical skills - human skills - would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
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What are your expectations of yourself on Bootcamp?
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class LoadPool {
/**
* Base loader class. We don't use promise.all since we want to keep a
* limited pool of loaders, which accept a larger number of waitObjs. As
* each loadObj completes a load, it checks the queue to see if there is
* another loadObj neededing a load.
*/
constructor ( init, util, glMatrix, webgl, MAX_CACHE ) {
console.log( 'in LoadPool class' );
this.util = util;
this.webgl = webgl;
this.glMatrix = glMatrix;
this.MAX_CACHE = MAX_CACHE; // from subclass
this.loadCache = new Array( MAX_CACHE );
this.waitCache = []; // Could be hundreds
this.waitCt = 0; // wait cache pointer
this.loadCt = 0; // load cache pointer
this.ready = false;
}
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* directions for loading the asset and callback(s).
* @param {String} source the image path.
* @param {Function} callback callback function ofr individual waiter.
*/
createWaitObj ( source, attach, callback ) {
/////////////console.log( 'creating wait object...' + source );
this.loadCt++;
this.waitCache.push( {
source: source,
attach: attach,
callback: callback
} );
}
// Create LoadObject is specific to subclass.
// UploadXXX is specific to subclass.
/**
* Update the queue.
*/
update ( loadObj ) {
/////////////console.log( 'in loadTexture.update()' );
let waitCache = this.waitCache;
let wLen = waitCache.length;
if ( wLen < 1 ) {
console.log( 'all assets loaded for:' + loadObj.prim.name );
this.ready = true;
return;
}
this.ready = false;
// Check if there is an available loadCache
let i = 0;
let loadCache = this.loadCache;
let lLen = loadCache.length;
let waitObj = waitCache[0];
/////////console.log( 'in update(), have a waitObj waiting...' + waitObj.attach.name + ' src:' + waitObj.source );
if ( loadObj && loadObj.busy === false ) {
//////////console.log( 're-using a loader object:' + ' loadObj:' + loadObj );
loadObj.prim = waitObj.attach;
loadObj.image.src = waitObj.source;
waitCache.shift();
} else {
for ( i; i < lLen; i++ ) {
if ( ! loadCache[ i ] ) {
//////////console.log( 'creating a new Loader object at cache pos:' + i );
loadCache[ i ] = this.createLoadObj( waitObj );
waitCache.shift();
break;
}
}
}
} // end of update
/**
* load objects into the waiting queue. This can happen very quickly.
* images are queue for loading, with callback for each load, and
* final callback. We use custom code here instead of a Promise for
* brevity and flexibility.
* @param {String} source the path to the image file
* @param {Function} callback each time an image is loaded.
* @param {Function} finalCallback (optional) the callback executed when all objects are loaded.
*/
load ( source, attach, callback, finalCallback ) {
// Push a load request onto the queue.
this.createWaitObj( source, attach, callback );
// Start loading, if space available.
this.update();
}
}
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title: "Art of Manliness Better Man challenge"
date: 2009-06-01T23:11:00+10:00
categories:
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---
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#Wurm REST API
RESTful API for the Wurm Server
**Version** 0.1-SNAPSHOT
[**Apache 2.0**](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html)
# APIs
Details of each set of API calls is below. Each entry outlines the method, path and the form of
the results that is returned. The use of `{variableName}` in the path indicates that a variable is
expected to be substituted. For example, when requesting the Bank balance of a player, the
required path is:
`/players/{player}/money`
So for player named `Oliver`, the required path is:
`/players/Oliver/money`
On failure of the Wurm interface call, the interface returns the following, where `message` is a
descriptive message that may vary depending on what error has been encountered:
**Status Code:** `504 GATEWAY_TIMEOUT`
**Response:**
```json
{
"code": 504,
"message": "Could not create stub for web interface"
}
```
## /players
### GET
Players in the server cluster
All players known to the server cluster. The filter parameter may be specified to retrieve the total count (filter=total)
#### Request
**Content-Type: ** application/json
##### Parameters
| Name |
Located in |
Required |
Description |
Default |
Schema |
| filter |
query |
no |
|
- |
string |
#### Response
**Content-Type: ** application/json
| Status Code | Reason | Response Model |
|-------------|-------------|----------------|
| 200 | successful operation | Players|
## /players/{player}/money
### GET
Retrieve the value for a player
Returns an error if the player cannot be found
#### Request
**Content-Type: ** application/json
##### Parameters
| Name |
Located in |
Required |
Description |
Default |
Schema |
| player |
path |
yes |
|
- |
string |
#### Response
**Content-Type: ** application/json
| Status Code | Reason | Response Model |
|-------------|-------------|----------------|
| 200 | successful operation | Balance|
### POST
Add money to or remove money from a player's bank account
Returns a message indicating the result of the transaction
#### Request
**Content-Type: ** application/json
##### Parameters
| Name |
Located in |
Required |
Description |
Default |
Schema |
| player |
path |
yes |
|
- |
string |
#### Response
**Content-Type: ** application/json
| Status Code | Reason | Response Model |
|-------------|-------------|----------------|
| 200 | successful operation | Result|
## /server/broadcast
### POST
Broadcasts an announcement to the server
Returns a result with a boolean with value true if the broadcast was successful, otherwise an error
#### Request
**Content-Type: ** application/json
##### Parameters
#### Response
**Content-Type: ** application/json
| Status Code | Reason | Response Model |
|-------------|-------------|----------------|
| 200 | successful operation | Result|
## /server/shutdown
### POST
Shuts down the server
Returns a result with a boolean with value true if the initiation of the shutdown was successful, otherwise an error
#### Request
**Content-Type: ** application/json
##### Parameters
#### Response
**Content-Type: ** application/json
| Status Code | Reason | Response Model |
|-------------|-------------|----------------|
| 200 | successful operation | Result|
## /server/status
### GET
Current status of the server
Determines whether or not the game service is contactable and is running and returns this status with a time stamp of the status check. If the server cannot be contacted, isRunning is null.
#### Request
**Content-Type: ** application/json
##### Parameters
#### Response
**Content-Type: ** application/json
| Status Code | Reason | Response Model |
|-------------|-------------|----------------|
| 200 | successful operation | ServerStatus|
## /villages
### GET
Villages on the server
All villages for the server, with all details if no filter is applied. If filter is specified with a value of "total", only a total count is returned. Not other filter values are currently supported.
#### Request
**Content-Type: ** application/json
##### Parameters
| Name |
Located in |
Required |
Description |
Default |
Schema |
| filter |
query |
no |
|
- |
string |
#### Response
**Content-Type: ** application/json
| Status Code | Reason | Response Model |
|-------------|-------------|----------------|
| 200 | successful operation | Villages|
## /villages/{village}
### GET
Village summary
Summary for a single village, either by id or name. If the value passed in is a number it is treated as an id, otherwise it is treated as a village name.
#### Request
**Content-Type: ** application/json
##### Parameters
| Name |
Located in |
Required |
Description |
Default |
Schema |
| village |
path |
yes |
|
- |
string |
#### Response
**Content-Type: ** application/json
| Status Code | Reason | Response Model |
|-------------|-------------|----------------|
| 200 | successful operation | Village|
# Definitions
## Balance
| name |
type |
required |
description |
example |
| balance |
integer (int64)
|
optional |
- |
|
## Players
| name |
type |
required |
description |
example |
| count |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| players |
array[string]
|
optional |
- |
|
## Result
| name |
type |
required |
description |
example |
| value |
object
|
optional |
- |
|
| error |
string
|
optional |
- |
|
## ServerStatus
| name |
type |
required |
description |
example |
| running |
boolean
|
optional |
- |
|
| connected |
boolean
|
optional |
- |
|
| timeStamp |
string (date-time)
|
optional |
- |
|
## TilePosition
| name |
type |
required |
description |
example |
| x |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| y |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
## Village
| name |
type |
required |
description |
example |
| id |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| name |
string
|
optional |
- |
|
| deedId |
integer (int64)
|
optional |
- |
|
| motto |
string
|
optional |
- |
|
| kingdom |
string
|
optional |
- |
|
| size |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| founder |
string
|
optional |
- |
|
| mayor |
string
|
optional |
- |
|
| readableTimeUntilDisband |
string
|
optional |
- |
|
| disbander |
string
|
optional |
- |
|
| citizens |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| allies |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| guards |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| tokenPosition |
TilePosition
|
optional |
- |
|
## Villages
| name |
type |
required |
description |
example |
| total |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| count |
integer (int32)
|
optional |
- |
|
| villages |
array[Village]
|
optional |
- |
|


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I was profiling a simple loop. Here is a simpler version:
countForever ref = forever $ modifyIORef' ref (+1)
I counted 4 assembly instructions.
"Addition takes 300 picoseconds, but there is memory access so let's say two nanoseconds," I thought.
To profile, I wrote:
loopHundredMillion = replicateM_ 100000000
iorefLoop = do
ref <- newIORef 0
loopHundredMillion $ modifyIORef' ref (+1)
I expected this to take ~ 1/5 th of a second.
It took 1 sec.
Is five hundred million iterations an unrealistic top-line?
As a sanity check I wrote an analogous program in C.
//CountForever.c
int main (int argc, const char** argv)
{
int ref = 0;
while (ref < 1000000)
{
ref++;
}
}
$ gcc -O2 CountForever.c -oCountForever && time ./CountForever
real 0m0.002s
user 0m0.001s
sys 0m0.001s
This was faster then I expected:
Maybe time isn't that accurate when programs are fast?
On IRC 2
jfischoff ~ Is there anyway to make modifyIORef' faster?
jfischoff ~ I am surprised that in a second I was only able to update this ref
↪ 100 million times: timeout 1000000 $ forever $ modifyIORef' x (1+)
jfischoff ~ where as c++ was able to do the same in 4 milliseconds
glguy ~ c++ was able to do 1 update every 0.04 nanoseconds?
glguy ~ an update rate of 25 gigahertz?
dv- ~ gcc probably just replaced it with a constant
jfischoff ~ dv-: perhaps
glguy ~ That or C++ unlocks the fast mode of an Intel processor
Burn.
$ gcc -02 CountForver.c -S
; CountForver.s
; Notice, there are no jumps or changes to the program counter.
; There is no looping.
_main:
.cfi_startproc
BB#0:
pushq %rbp
Ltmp2:
.cfi_def_cfa_offset 16
Ltmp3:
.cfi_offset %rbp, -16
movq %rsp, %rbp
Ltmp4:
.cfi_def_cfa_register %rbp
xorl %eax, %eax
popq %rbp
ret
.cfi_endproc
dv- was right. The compiler got rid of the loop, I'm assuming, because I wasn't using the result.
I added a volatile keyword to prevent optimizations.
//CountForver.c
int main (int argc, const char** argv)
{
volatile int ref = 0;
while (ref < 100000000)
{
ref++;
}
}
$ gcc -O2 CountForever.c -oCountForever && time ./CountForever
real 0m0.178s
user 0m0.176s
sys 0m0.001s
So C can do greater than 500 million increments per second, but why stop there? What about assembly?
; c0Un7f0r3v3r.asm
EXTERN _exit
GLOBAL start
SECTION .data
align 8
iterationCount DD 100000000
result DD 0
SECTION .text
start:
; Copy the iteration count to the ecx register
; which is used by the loopnz instruction
mov ecx, [iterationCount]
loopBlock:
inc dword [result] ; Increment the value at the address of result
loopnz loopBlock ; Decrement the ecx counter and loop until ecx is zero
exitBlock:
push dword 0 ; Set the exit code to zero
mov eax, 1 ; Place the system call number (exit) in the eax reg
sub esp, 4 ; I have to add some dummy space to the stack for some reason
int 0x80 ; Exit
$ nasm -fmacho c0n7f0r3v3r.asm &&\
> ld -macosx_version_min 10.7.0 -oc0n7f0r3v3r c0n7f0r3v3r.o &&\
> time ./c0Un7f0r3v3r;
real 0m0.176s
user 0m0.174s
sys 0m0.001s
So IORef is about five times slower than naive approaches in C and assembly.
What gives?
To the Core!
$ ghc-core -- -O2 IORefLoop.hs
...
case readMutVar# @ RealWorld @ Int ref rwState0 of
_ { (# rwState1, value #) ->
case value of
_ { I# unboxedIntValue ->
case writeMutVar# @ RealWorld @ Int ref (I# (unboxedIntValue +# 1)) rwState1 of ...
I find GHC Core almost unreadable.
One trick is to try to ignore most of the case statments.
The first and the third case statements are not for scrutinizing alternatives, but are to ensure proper sequencing of IO actions.
case readMutVar# @ RealWorld @ Int ref rwState0 of
_ { (# rwState1, value #) ->
case value of
_ { I# unboxedIntValue ->
case writeMutVar# @ RealWorld @ Int ref (I# (unboxedIntValue +# 1)) rwState1 of ..
The second case statement is unboxed a primitive int.
case value of _ { I# unboxedIntValue }
and the boxing when setting
case writeMutVar# @ RealWorld @ Int ref (I# (unboxedIntValue +# 1))
I#
is the Int
constructor (the #
means it is a compiler primitive). It wraps or boxes an unpacked, unboxed, "real" int.
Most of the time the compiler can perform the unboxing automatically, but it can't in this case. 3
If it is just boxing then we need a unboxed mutable reference. I can think of two options Ptr Int and MutableByteArray.
Dropping truth bombs.
“@jfischoff: @EvilHaskellTips IORefs? No, no, no. Ptrs + Storable. C is the only fast language.”
— Evil Haskell Tips (@EvilHaskellTips) February 4, 2014
First the Ptr
version
ptrHertz = alloca $ \ptr -> do
poke ptr (0 :: Int)
loopHundredMillion $ do
i <- peek ptr
let !i' = i + 1
poke ptr i'
Using criterion I can see this gives me 0.230 secs.
Closer.
Now the MutableByteBuffer
version:
mbaHertz = do
mba <- newAlignedPinnedByteArray 4 8
loopHundredMillion $ do
i <- readByteArray mba 0 :: IO Int
let !i' = i + 1
writeByteArray mba 0 i'
0.189 seconds.
About 5 percent slower then C and assembly versions. Nice.
MutableByteBuffers are a length followed by the data immediately. The length is unnecessary in our case, so we are using more space then necessary.
Maybe the extra length is causing a slowdown?
Having a unboxed mutable value like MutableByteBuffer would be nice, too bad we don't have one ... or do we?
There is MutVar, so how does it compare?
Let's compare MutVar
mutVarHertz = do
mv <- newMutVar 1
loopHundredMillion $ do
i <- readMutVar mv :: IO Int
let !i' = i + 1
writeMutVar mv i'
Terrible.
There we have it, MutableByteBuffer FTW.
Except I don't really want to use a MutableByteBuffer. It is not type safe, I had to essential cast the data when reading it. It is less type safe then the C version.
If only there was a safe wrapper around MutableByteArray? There is! Vector.
So does how does Vector
fair
TODO put in Vector code
TODO profile MutableArray
TODO add UArray code
Fastest on my computer for updating a single unboxed Int↩
http://ircbrowse.net/browse/haskell?id=18867462×tamp=1408726262#t1408726262↩
http://ircbrowse.net/browse/haskell?id=18867577×tamp=1408727702#t1408727702↩


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Import-SampleUsers¶
Overview¶
This module generates a list of sample users and imports them into AD. This module uses the public API from https://randomuser.me
to generate a majority of its sample data. Some custom data is created by this module for making it more AD-appropriate, as outlined below.
System Requirements¶
An Active Directory Domain with permissions to create OUs and Users
PowerShell 7.0
Internet Connection (for accessing the
randomuser.me
API)
Departments¶
Users are categorized into one of 4 departments at random:
Marketing
IT
Engineering
Sales
Each department has multiple job titles available that are randomly assigned to the user.
User Placement¶
The user object is placed into a parent OU of the same name as the department. For example a Marketing
user will be added to the Marketing
department OU. If this OU doesn’t already exist, a new one is created.
All new Department OUs are created under the Personal Accounts
OU, or the OU specified by the user in parameter -BaseOUName
. If this OU doesn’t exist, a new one is created at the root of the domain.
Default OU structure if no -BaseOUName is specified:
OU=Personal Accounts
|
|-->OU=Marketing
| |
| CN=FirstUser
| CN=SecondUser
|
|-->OU=IT
|
CN=ThirdUser
CN=FourthUser
...


| Image | Author |
|---|---|
| Simon Child (https://thenounproject.com) | |
| Simon Child (https://thenounproject.com) | |
| OLiM (https://thenounproject.com) | |
| Simon Child (https://thenounproject.com) | |
| Stolkramaker (https://thenounproject.com) | |
| Fabyano de Tiburi (https://thenounproject.com) | |
| Yuvika Koul (https://thenounproject.com) | |
| Lubos Volkov (https://thenounproject.com) |