What is Rucksack? Hopefully you already know this, but the quick description is that Rucksack is a persistence library for Common Lisp. Its project page is at http://common-lisp.net/project/rucksack/, and the author of the library is Arthur Lemmens.
Rucksack provides a fairly transparent persistence mechanism for conses, vectors and CLOS objects. RS also provides a btree based indexing mechanism that lets you effciently look up CLOS objects and other persistent data.
This tutorial will walk you through creating a simple address book database that uses Rucksack as its backing store. The tutorial is entirely in a single file to make it easier to just load and run, I assume that you have managed to install Rucksack and load it into your Lisp image (probably using ASDF)
The tutorial is designed to be read from start to end, with the reader evaluating the live code as we go (C-cC-e in Slime). Alternately you may compile and load this file (C-cC-k) , and only evaluate the forms that you find interesting. If you do go with compiling and loading the whole file, you may get some warnings, none are serious, so just push on through :)
Let’s get started by defining a package that uses Rucksack, and declaring that we are defining our code within it.
(defpackage :rucksack-tutorial
(:nicknames :rs-tute)
(:use :cl :rucksack))
(in-package :rucksack-tutorial)
RS will need to be given a path where it can create its files. The path below should work for most unix like systems. If you are running other operating systems, you should create a temporary directory and set the value below.
Now we define our class. It should look familiar to you because it’s just CLOS with some extra keywords. The information that each contact in our address book should have is: - a unique number for internal use - the name of the contact - a phone number - email address - street address - a notes area for the contact
We will want to search and display the data in the address book in many different ways, so for each slot that we may want to sort by or look up we will use an appropriate index. Rucksack pre-defines some index specifications which you can find in index.lisp.
By specifying that we want to index a particular slot in a class, RS will construct a persistent BTree that maps the value of that slot to the object. In our example we specify five slots to be indexed, which means RS will manage five indexes just for this class. Having a slot indexed means that we can very quickly search for a specific slot value, or return a range of slot values.
Since we also want to index all instances of the class as a whole, we specify the (:index t) class property and RS creates a sixth index that tracks every instance of CONTACT-DETAILS. Since we are indexing by other slots we don’t really need this index, but it is fine for this example.
We’re going to open the rucksack storage in :SUPERSEDE mode for this first evaluation so that we always start with a fresh database.
(with-rucksack (rs *rs-tute-directory* :if-exists :supersede)
(with-transaction ()
(defclass contact-details ()
((unique-id :initarg :unique-id :accessor unique-id-of
:index :number-index
:unique t
:documentation "A unique number for each contact in our DB")
(name :initarg :name :accessor name-of
:index :case-insensitive-string-index
:documentation "The full name of the contact")
(phone-number :initarg :phone-number :accessor phone-number-of
:index :number-index
:documentation "The phone number of the contact")
(email :initarg :email :accessor email-of
:index :case-insensitive-string-index
:documentation "Email address")
(address :initarg :address :accessor address-of
:index :case-insensitive-string-index
:documentation "Postal address")
(notes :initarg :notes :accessor notes-of
:documentation "Free form notes about this contact"))
(:documentation
"The CONTACT-DETAILS class is the backbone of our address book.
It provides details about each contact in our address book.")
(:index t)
(:metaclass persistent-class))
))
And let’s specialize INITIALIZE-INSTANCE to automatically give a unique ID.
(defvar *unique-id* 0)
(defmethod initialize-instance :after ((obj contact-details) &key)
(setf (unique-id-of obj) (incf *unique-id*)))
Lets make it so we can print instances of CONTACT-DETAILS
(defmethod print-object ((obj contact-details) stream)
(print-unreadable-object (obj stream :type t)
(with-slots (unique-id name phone-number email address notes) obj
(format stream "~A: '~A' ~A '~A' '~A' '~A'"
unique-id name phone-number email address notes))))
Now our initial database is setup, lets write a simple function that creates new instances of CONTACT-DETAILS.
I’ve chosen a very simple approach here, every time you call MAKE-CONTACT the function will open the store and create a new transaction. A longer running application would probably have a WITH-RUCKSACK form near its main function, or perhaps manually open and close the store.
(defun make-contact (name &optional phone-number email address notes)
(with-rucksack (rs *rs-tute-directory*)
(with-transaction ()
(make-instance 'contact-details
:name (or name "")
:phone-number (or phone-number 0)
:email (or email "")
:address (or address "")
:notes notes))))
Now is probably a good time to talk about Rucksack’s transactions. Basically any time you perform a Rucksack operation it must be inside a transaction. Rucksack transactions are just what you would expect. Within a transaction you are guaranteed one of two outcomes, either:
In the case of #2 it is up to the application layer to decide what to do if a transaction fails. Inside a WITH-TRANSACTION form, a transaction can be aborted by aborting the form’s body (e.g. by calling ABORT or by signaling an error).
Now, lets create some contacts. We don’t need to wrap these in a transaction because MAKE-CONTACT does it for us already.
(make-contact "Brad Beveridge" 0<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"" "Guy who wrote this.")
(make-contact "Arthur Lemmens" 555<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"" "The author of Rucksack.")
(make-contact "Noddy Noname" 1234<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(make-contact "Jane" 2345<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Jaynes Town" "Standard female name")
(make-contact "Zane" 9345<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Zaynes Town" "I needed a Z name")
Feel free to be a bit more creative than me & put some more contacts in…
We are now at the stage where we have some CLOS objects that happen to be persistent. Since our transactions completed (hopefully!), those objects are also safely stored on our hard drive.
Our first query function simply prints out all of the CONTACT-DETAILS objects that Rucksack is aware of.
(defun print-all-contacts ()
(with-rucksack (rs *rs-tute-directory*)
(with-transaction ()
(rucksack-map-class rs 'contact-details
(lambda (object)
(format t "~A~%" object))))))
(print-all-contacts)
The function RUCKSACK-MAP-CLASS is fairly straight forward, it takes a Rucksack, a class name and a function that must accept one argument. The function will be called for each object in the store that is of the given class type. The class must have the (:index t) property.
Let’s write a function that finds a contact by matching their name.
(defun find-contact-by-name (name)
(with-rucksack (rs *rs-tute-directory*)
(with-transaction ()
(rucksack-map-slot rs 'contact-details 'name
(lambda (contact)
(return-from find-contact-by-name contact))
:equal name)))
nil)
(format t “A%” (find-contact-by-name “jane”))
Notice how similar this is to how we printed all of the object instances? Rucksack has lots of RUCKSACK-MAP-* functions that all follow the same basic form, you pass in the data you want to search for and Rucksack will call the function that you supply for each object that matches.
Let’s try returning a range of name matches. If we don’t supply an end match, then it means we want all matches after start. If we don’t supply start or end strings then the function will return all instances in their sorted order.
(defun find-contacts-by-name-range (&optional start end)
(let (ret)
(with-rucksack (rs *rs-tute-directory*)
(with-transaction ()
(rucksack-map-slot rs 'contact-details 'name
(lambda (contact)
(push contact ret))
:min start :max end :include-min t :include-max t)))
; reverse the list so it's in the expected order
(nreverse ret)))
(dolist (contact (find-contacts-by-name-range “a” “c”)) (format t “A%” contact)) (dolist (contact (find-contacts-by-name-range “c”)) (format t “A%” contact))
Let’s write a little function to delete an object if we have its name.
(defun delete-object-by-name (name)
(with-rucksack (rs *rs-tute-directory*)
(with-transaction ()
(let ((contact (find-contact-by-name name)))
(when contact
(rucksack::rucksack-delete-object rs contact))))))
(delete-object-by-name “Zane”) (print-all-contacts)
We’ve now covered enough of Rucksack to actually do some useful things. We can create persistent objects, search through them and also delete them.
Rucksack has plenty of other goodies, such as persistent storage of non CLOS data - vectors and conses. Rucksack also supports changing the definition of objects in a similar manner to the way you would redefine CLOS classes.
For a more indepth explanation of how Rucksack works, please read the talk-eclm2006.txt file that comes with the source code.
Happy Rucksacking! Brad


Hello and welcome traveller! I'm Derrick Odhiambo. I hope you enjoy adventure just as much as do.
Currently I,m a student at Moringa School finding my path to becoming a world class developer. My passion for technology knows no limits.
I enjoy adventure and travelling. Just like programming, adventure is full of thrill, getting to new places an solving problems that might come your way.
This project is a template for a coffee cafe resturant. It uses HTML and CSS languages.
Galaxy Real Estate is a template for a market platform for real estate. It uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript languages.


Region page
Anatomy of a region page
Prototype of a region-level 'location profile' page.
Single large image at the top (Jumbotron)
Because of the dramatic difference between the desktop crop and the mobile, it's probably better to find a different image rather than choose one that works on both.
This jumbotron could in theory work with a few images as a carousel or launch a regional video showcase too.
Intro
No fluff, get straight to the point, 'Why this region is a great place to invest' back it up with facts.
Infographic
Present the intro facts with a graphic, and source link
Full bleed stripe: Quote
This serves as a bit of visual breakup before the map, and a less factual piece of content... if it can link to a relevant story somewhere all the better, but doesn't need to.
Interactive map
Map layers should include Labels and Transport, on by default (probably - test this?). Filters for the industries, one or more should be on by default I think.
The Industry list should have radio buttons (ie. only one at a time to display) as the overload of all the data points isn't really helpful - but it does look pretty, hence the 'show all' button.
From our research, we find that users don't always know how we've 'filed' their particular sector, so the autocomplete field can find and select an industry from the input. This is an idea I'd really like to test with users.
The minimap should link back to a index/intro page for iOPs ... but we are not looking at that design *just* yet.
Full bleed stripe: Image
This should be another break for the page, trying to give it some unique flavour compared to the other regions, trying to connect back to wider GREAT branding and keep that 'full width immersion' feel here.
Regional copy
This is the main area for pulling out more headline attractiveness for this region. Back it up with facts, highlight the fact that provide links to the facts as references below.
Datapoints
This is a simple table with some facts that help understand the region - population, regional GDP/GVA?, cities, industries.
Links
A *small* number of links to the best external resources around. Review this with extreme prejudice - out of date or fluffy sites should not be considered useful.
New footer
This reflects the latest iteration of the ongoing header/nav/footer the rest of the GREAT teams are looking at, so I thought I would include it here. Not added yet is having the translation links in the footer, but they should be.
...and last but not least - Call to action, Contact us
We should review our contact form, with the possibility of first step (of three) being filled in here.


My first group project where we created an app that fetched from two APIs that gave you a recipe and from there also fetch a playlist of music to go with the meal.
Project 1Created a Weather Dashboard that fetch from a weather API to give you the current conditions from anyplace in the world.
Weather Dashboard


This showcase presents an application process for car insurances. It contains:
Table of contents:
| User | Password | Role | Open application | Remarks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ben | ben | Clerk | Tasklist | - | |
| lisa | lisa | Management | Tasklist | Cockpit | Can see tasks of all people and access cockpit |
| admin | admin | Camunda Admin | Tasklist | Cockpit | Can see everything, must be used if Reports are demonstrated |
The following slides illustrates the typical storyline when demonstrating the showcase (available as PDF download):
BASE_PATH/camunda-bpm-ee-wildfly10-7.XXX-ee\server\wildfly-XXX.Final\standalone\deployments
, whereas XXX might differ depending on the concrete version downloaded.
camunda-webapp-ee-jboss-7.XXX-ee.war
) and add the customized version to the deployment folder instead: camunda-webapp-customized.war.


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Germany’s best-selling music group in history, Scorpions have been rocking like hurricanes for more than half a century now. But all that rocking hasn’t always been easy, thus far requiring the services of some 20 musicians, at one point or another.
Learn MoreScorpions are a German rock band from Hanover. Formed in 1964 by rhythm guitarist and vocalist Rudolf Schenker, the band went through numerous changes in personnel in its early years before settling on a lineup which included lead vocalist Klaus Meine, lead guitarist Michael Schenker (Rudolf's younger brother), bassist Lothar Heimberg and drummer Wolfgang Dziony to record their debut album Lonesome Crow, released in 1972. Michael Schenker, Heimberg and Dziony all left after the album's release, with Rudolf Schenker and Meine briefly disbanding the group and joining Dawn Road, featuring guitarist Uli Jon Roth, bassist Francis Buchholz, drummer Jürgen Rosenthal and keyboardist Achim Kirschning; the six-piece later opted to adopt the Scorpions moniker, and in 1974 released Fly to the Rainbow. Rosenthal left after the recording of Fly to the Rainbow, being replaced first by Jürgen Fechter and later by Rudy Lenners, who performed on In Trance and Virgin Killer. In 1977, Lenners was replaced by Herman Rarebell, whose first recording with the band was Taken by Force. Roth left Scorpions the following year, which he has since explained was because he "began getting dissatisfied with the direction of the music" the band were making. Michael Schenker briefly returned to the band after being fired from UFO in late 1978, performing on four tracks for the album Lovedrive, although he was replaced the following year by Matthias Jabs who had joined around the same time. The Scorpions lineup of Meine, Rudolf Schenker, Jabs, Buccholz and Rarebell remained constant from 1978 and through the 1980s. After 19 years with the band, bassist Buchholz left Scorpions in 1992 due to fatigue arising from touring, as well as "business problems". He was replaced by Ralph Rieckermann later in the year. Drummer Rarebell also left three years later, claiming that he was unsatisfied with the band's changing musical direction, and the lack of songwriting input he was able to have in the band. He was replaced in 1996 by James Kottak, after Curt Cress performed on Pure Instinct. Rieckermann left Scorpions in 2003, with Paweł Mąciwoda taking his place early the following year. Former Motörhead drummer Mikkey Dee replaced Kottak in the band in September 2016.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load l10n %} {% block jumbotron %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Welcome to the Reverse Geocoder for the Address data released by the Bundesamt für Eich- und Vermessungswesen (BEV) in Austria! This services converts coordinates into an array of address data sets. The source code of this application can be found here.
https://bev-reverse-geocoder.thomaskonrad.at/reverse-geocode/json?lat=48.20808&lon=16.37236&distance=50&limit=3&epsg=4326
{ "status":"ok", "copyright":"\u00a9 \u00d6sterreichisches Adressregister 2017, N 23806/2017 (Stichtagsdaten vom {{ date }})", "address_date": "2016-10-02", "results":[ { "address_type:"street", "municipality":"Wien", "locality": "Innere Stadt", "postcode":"1010", "street":"Stephansplatz", "house_name":"", "house_number":"2", "lat":48.208111, "lon":16.372235, "distance":9.909445594, "municipality_has_ambiguous_addresses": false }, { "address_type:"street", "municipality":"Wien", "locality": "Innere Stadt", "postcode":"1010", "street":"Stephansplatz", "house_number":"3A", "house_name":"", "lat":16.372547, "lon":48.20809, "distance":13.943139329, "municipality_has_ambiguous_addresses": false }, { "address_type:"street", "municipality":"Wien", "locality": "Innere Stadt", "postcode":"1010", "street":"Stock-im-Eisen-Platz", "house_number":"1", "house_name":"", "lat":16.372116, "lon":48.208116, "distance":18.571775123, "municipality_has_ambiguous_addresses": false } ] }
https://bev-reverse-geocoder.thomaskonrad.at/reverse-geocode/xml?lat=48.20808&lon=16.37236&distance=50&limit=3&epsg=4326
<reverse_geocode_results> <copyright>© © Österreichisches Adressregister 2017, N 23806/2017 (Stichtagsdaten vom {{ date }})</copyright> <address_date>2016-10-02</address_date> <results> <address> <address_type>street</address_type> <municipality>Wien</municipality> <locality>Innere Stadt</locality> <postcode>1010</postcode> <street>Stephansplatz</street> <house_number>2</house_number> <house_name /> <lat>48.208111</lat> <lon>16.372235</lon> <distance>14.22375697</distance>False </address> <address> <address_type>street</address_type> <municipality>Wien</municipality> <locality>Innere Stadt</locality> <postcode>1010</postcode> <street>Singerstraße</street> <house_number>3</house_number> <house_name /> <lat>48.207893</lat> <lon>16.372354</lon> <distance>19.98897208</distance>False </address> <address> <address_type>street</address_type> <municipality>Wien</municipality> <locality>Innere Stadt</locality> <postcode>1010</postcode> <street>Stephansplatz</street> <house_number>3A</house_number> <house_name /> <lat>48.20809</lat> <lon>16.372547</lon> <distance>20.721456927</distance>False </address> </results> <status>ok</status> </reverse_geocode_results>
These are the parameters that can be passed to the API:
lat
lon
distance
limit
epsg
You are free to use the service without any restrictions, If, however, I notice excessive usage by a service, IP address or IP range, I will not hesitate to block it if it soaks up too much of the server resources. So please be fair when using this service.
{% endblock %}


uadmin.Log¶
Log is a system in uAdmin that is used to add, modify, and delete the status of the user activities.
Structure:
type Log struct {
Model
Username string `uadmin:"filter;read_only"`
Action Action `uadmin:"filter;read_only"`
TableName string `uadmin:"filter;read_only"`
TableID int `uadmin:"filter;read_only"`
Activity string `uadmin:"code;read_only" gorm:"type:longtext"`
RollBack string `uadmin:"link;"`
CreatedAt time.Time `uadmin:"filter;read_only"`
}
There are 12 types of actions:
Added - Saved a new record
Custom - For any other action that you would like to log
Deleted - Deleted a record
GetSchema - Opened the full schema of the model
LoginDenied - User invalid login
LoginSuccessful - User login
Logout - User logout
Modified - Save an existing record
PasswordResetDenied - A password reset attempt was rejected
PasswordResetRequest - A password reset was received
PasswordResetSuccessful - A password was reset
Read - Opened a record
There are 5 functions that you can use in Log:
ParseRecord - It means to analyze a record specifically. It uses this format as shown below:
func(a reflect.Value, modelName string, ID uint, user *User, action Action, r *http.Request) (err error)
Parameters:
a reflect.Value: An interface initialized in NewModel function
modelName string: The name of the model in lowercase letters
ID uint: The ID of the model
user *User: What account is using in the session
action Action: An activity status
r *http.Request: A data structure that represents the client HTTP request
Go to Example #2: ParseRecord function to see how ParseRecord works.
PasswordReset - It keeps track when the user resets his password. It uses this format as shown below:
func(user string, action Action, r *http.Request) (err error)
Parameters:
user string: An account username
action Action: An activity status
r *http.Request: A data structure that represents the client HTTP request
Go to Example #3: PasswordReset function to see how PasswordReset works.
Save() - Saves the object in the database
SignIn - It keeps track when the user signs in his account. It uses this format as shown below:
func(user string, action Action, r *http.Request) (err error)
Parameters:
user string: An account username
action Action: An activity status
r *http.Request: A data structure that represents the client HTTP request
Go to Example #4: SignIn function to see how SignIn works.
String() - Returns the Log ID
uadmin.Log Examples¶
Example #1: Assigning values in Log fields¶
Go to the main.go and apply the following codes below after the RegisterInlines section.
func main(){
// Some codes
log := uadmin.Log{
Username: "admin",
Action: uadmin.Action(0).Custom(),
TableName: "Todo",
TableID: 1,
Activity: "Custom Add from the source code",
RollBack: "",
CreatedAt: time.Now(),
}
// This will create a new log based on the information assigned in
// the log variable.
log.Save()
// Returns the Log ID
uadmin.Trail(uadmin.INFO, "String() returns %s.", log.String())
}
Now run your application and see what happens.
Terminal
[ INFO ] String() returns 1.
Example #2: ParseRecord function¶
Suppose you have this log record as shown below:
And you have a record that has an ID of 1 in your Todo model that has an ID of 9.
Create a file named parserecord.go in the API folder and apply the following codes below:
package api
import (
"net/http"
"strings"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// ParseRecordAPIHandler !
func ParseRecordAPIHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
// r.URL.Path creates a new path called "/parse_record/"
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimPrefix(r.URL.Path, "/parse_record")
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimSuffix(r.URL.Path, "/")
// Get the session key
session := uadmin.IsAuthenticated(r)
// Initialize the log model from uAdmin
log := uadmin.Log{}
// Call the category model and set the pointer to true
m, _ := uadmin.NewModel("todo", true)
// Get the first record in todo model
uadmin.Get(m.Interface(), "id = 1")
// Change the name to "Read a magazine" in the first record
uadmin.Update(m.Interface(), "Name", "Read a magazine", "id = 1")
// m - An interface initialized in NewModel function
// "todo" - Assigned model name
// 9 - The ID of the Todo model
// &session.User - Returns the full name of the user
// log.Action.Modified() - An action status that says Modified
// r - A data structure that represents the client HTTP request
log.ParseRecord(m, "todo", 9, &session.User, log.Action.Modified(), r)
// Save the parsed log record
log.Save()
}
Establish a connection in the main.go to the API by using http.HandleFunc. It should be placed after the uadmin.Register and before the StartServer.
func main() {
// Some codes
// ParseRecordAPIHandler
http.HandleFunc("/parse_record/", uadmin.Handler(api.ParseRecordAPIHandler))
}
Now run your application and go to /parse_record/ path in the address bar after the host link (e.g. http://localhost:8080/parse_record/). This will not print anything but a white screen.
Go to uAdmin dashboard and click on “LOGS” to see the result.
As expected, the new record was saved in the logs.
Example #3: PasswordReset function¶
Suppose you have this log record as shown below:
And you have the System Admin record that has an ID of 1.
Create a file named passwordreset.go in the API folder and apply the following codes below:
package api
import (
"net/http"
"strings"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// PasswordResetAPIHandler !
func PasswordResetAPIHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
// r.URL.Path creates a new path called "/password_reset/"
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimPrefix(r.URL.Path, "/password_reset")
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimSuffix(r.URL.Path, "/")
// Initialize the log model from uAdmin
log := uadmin.Log{}
// Initialize the user model from uAdmin
user := uadmin.User{}
// Get the first record in todo model
uadmin.Get(&user, "id = ?", 1)
// user.Username - Gets the username value from the user model
// log.Action.PasswordResetRequest() - An action status that says
// PasswordResetRequest
// r - A data structure that represents the client HTTP request
log.PasswordReset(user.Username, log.Action.PasswordResetRequest(), r)
// Save the log record
log.Save()
}
Establish a connection in the main.go to the API by using http.HandleFunc. It should be placed after the uadmin.Register and before the StartServer.
func main() {
// Some codes
// PasswordResetAPIHandler
http.HandleFunc("/password_reset/", uadmin.Handler(api.PasswordResetAPIHandler))
}
Now run your application and go to /password_reset/ path in the address bar after the host link (e.g. http://localhost:8080/password_reset/). This will not print anything but a white screen.
Go to uAdmin dashboard and click on “LOGS” to see the result.
As expected, the new record was saved in the logs.
Example #4: SignIn function¶
Suppose you have this log record as shown below:
And you have the System Admin record that has an ID of 1.
Create a file named signin.go in the API folder and apply the following codes below:
package api
import (
"net/http"
"strings"
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// SignInAPIHandler !
func SignInAPIHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
// r.URL.Path creates a new path called "/sign_in/"
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimPrefix(r.URL.Path, "/sign_in")
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimSuffix(r.URL.Path, "/")
// Initialize the log model from uAdmin
log := uadmin.Log{}
// Initialize the user model from uAdmin
user := uadmin.User{}
// Get the first record in todo model
uadmin.Get(&user, "id = ?", 1)
// user.Username - Gets the username value from the user model
// log.Action.LoginSuccessful() - An action status that says
// LoginSuccessful
// r - A data structure that represents the client HTTP request
log.SignIn(user.Username, log.Action.LoginSuccessful(), r)
// Save the log record
log.Save()
}
Establish a connection in the main.go to the API by using http.HandleFunc. It should be placed after the uadmin.Register and before the StartServer.
func main() {
// Some codes
// SignInAPIHandler
http.HandleFunc("/sign_in/", uadmin.Handler(api.SignInAPIHandler))
}
Now run your application and go to /sign_in/ path in the address bar after the host link (e.g. http://localhost:8080/sign_in/). This will not print anything but a white screen.
Go to uAdmin dashboard and click on “LOGS” to see the result.
As expected, the new record was saved in the logs.


{% load static%}
| Description | P/N | Tail No | Ordered By: | IPC | Qty | Date Ordered |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{instance.description}} | {{instance.part_number}} | {{instance.tail_number}} | {{instance.ordered_by}} | {{instance.ipc_reference}} | {{instance.order_quantity}} | {{instance.date_ordered|date:"M d, Y"}} |


SoftReferencedValueMap()
Map whose values are referenced as SoftReference. This doesn't implement MutableMap because it's peculiar.
Since 0.1.0


I have used PHP off and on over the years. Its kind of the lowest common denominator web development language. I'm not a big fan. It is popular because it is really freaking simple. You don't have to do any OO programming. You can just start spewing out code.  Forms processing is painful and can quickly get out of hand. There is not a good way to componentize form+logic.
If there were a Python framework that were as popular as PHP, it would probably have similar limitations as PHP. It would be too simple.
- What about whitespace?
People are so weird about the whitespace issue in Python. It is a huge turnoff to people. I know it discouraged me from learning Python. Eventually I broke down and learned it anyway.
The funny thing is - we all use whitespace to show program structure in any programming language we use. Why do having those curly braces make us feel so safe? Why does it feel so dangerous to not use the curly braces? It is some bizarre psychological issue that annoys programmers way more than it should. Giving up the curly braces is scary.
Yet when you give them up, and get used to it, it seems so silly that you so staunchly defended them in the first place.
Dammit, we all use whitespace to denote structure anyway. Give up the curly braces. They don't matter. Really. Trust me. Seriously.
- Conclusion
So where does that leave us? Python has what..200 different web frameworks? And there are probably 20 more in development at any one time? Well, maybe not, but it seems like it.
What puzzles me is that many of these frameworks seem to be solving pretty much the same problems. So they seem fairly interchangeable to me. The truly innovatives ones are few and far between.
People have different ideas of what they want a web framework to be. People have different requirements.
I don't care about whether my Python framework is supported by an ISP. I am never using a hosting account. So that is never a big deal to me. I've got root on whatever box is going to be my server. So I can install whatever I need to.
I've not seen a Python web framework that feels good to me. Maybe I just haven't looked hard enough at the ones out there now. It takes time to sit down and start playing with a new framework and seeing what it is really like to develop with. You pretty much have to commit to doing some kind of project in the framework to really get a feel for what it is like.
Are there people out there working on an innovative Pythonic (whatever that means) framework that isn't just a reaction to RoR or PHP? Is there a component and event based Python web framework out there?
# Dennis
The number one thing that makes PHP easy to use is it's documentation. The thing with good examples and user comments together with the actual api makes PHP great for productivity. I found it hard to use Python because the documentation wasn't organized as nicely as the PHP docs was.
> Python could have been PHP
I disagree. I think PHP is the visual basic analog. It allows people who don't have an incredible amount of energy to invest in the field to get a measure of success quickly. It will give you some measure of functional success for a time but doesn't allow experienced people the flexibility to flex their might that experienced people in better platforms have.
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I agree - PHP is just a Basic for web.
Agree, although "some measure of functional success" is an understatement in my opinion. You are not going to get the most efficient and powerful programs out of Visual Basic or PHP, but rather tons of useful applications of lesser status in a short period of time. While the former is crucial and glamorous, the later is just as important to say the least. Take the world we live in--almost all state-of-the-art products we see on newspapers will not see common usage until years later, and by the time they do they will certainly be considered outdated. Will we say the appliances we use everyday as less important just because they are not state-of-the-art? On the other hand, the fact that state-of-the-art products are not popular does not make them any less important.
This ties back to where Python should head. A good and important programming language need not be popular, just as popular and important languages need not be good ones. How important is being popular? For mass appeal--if that is the way to go--Python has to be easy to use. That includes better documentation, more support from hosting solutions and crucially sacrifice in times "the right way to do things". If in the worst scenario Python goes down to history as a good, important but not popular language, is that something for us to regret? I am not saying that nothing should be done, but just that popularity should not be seen as essential.


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BrAPI Test Server
Welcome to the BrAPI example test server. This is a fully implemented example of the BrAPI specification, backed by a sample database. The server is written in Java using the Spring Boot library, the backing database is PostgreSQL. Take a look at the source HERE.
Here are some examples to get you started.


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The Workspace
The workspace is your playground for putting blocks of code together.
The Workspace as a whole
The green arrows in the upper left corner of the workspace work much the same
way as the broswer's 'Back' and 'Forward' buttons. You can go back up to 10
edits in the workspace as well as forward again. The VPL's back button
transcends both clearing the workspace as well as a browser refresh.
Moving to the far right one sees the resize icon.
It's easy to clear the workspace if things get too cluttered,
by either clicking the Clear icon, the pink box in the upper right corner,
or by selecting 'Clear Workspace' from the File menu.
A convenient way of freeing up space within the Workspace is using
Collapse.
You can collapse entire function boxes:
and you can collapse optional arguments:
You can uncollapse things by selecting 'Expand' in the same menu
you found collapse.
Please note that the Save and Restore workspace options are no longer used.
If you have anything valuable saved in a workspace, resave it as described
below.
The File menu contains options to save and restore 'user sessions', meaning
the workspace, the results area, any variables you've created with ASSIGN or DEFINE,
and any functions you've created with DEFINE-FUNCTION.
Give your user session a descriptive name when saving it so that you
can easily recognize it when you go to restore your session via the File menu.
Saving sessions is useful because the system may be reinitialized
between one of your sessions and the next, and your work would otherwise be
lost.
Moving things around
Both holes and functions have pulldown menus, and we refer to this
group as 'nodes'. The pulldown menus have options helpful
in moving around blocks of code.
There are lots of ways to move boxes around in the workspace.
Moving boxes is safe -- you won't lose any information you've typed in --
and useful for that same reason.
Functions can be arguments to other functions. The inverse of passing a
function as an argument is the use of the SURROUND option in the node's
pulldown menu.
You can surround a function around any node, making it the first
argument to whatever function you select.
Clicking this option causes a red box to appear around the node to be surrounded.
Then you select a function from the palette.
It is also easy to do the opposite, using UNSURROUND.
Using the pulldown menu, nodes can be copied
or cut
.
You can also select a box and use the keyboard
shortcuts Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+X to cut, instead of using
the pulldown menu.
In each case, note the Mode line telling you what has been copied or cut.
These values can then be pasted directly to the workspace
or into an empty hole.
You can select an open hole and use the keyboard shortcut
Ctrl+Z to paste into the hole, or, with nothing selected,
use Ctrl+Z to paste to toplevel.
We can also INSERT a node into an empty hole. Click the empty hole,
then select 'Insert' from the pulldown menu of the node you wish to copy over.
To insert a node as well as cut it, select 'Cut/Insert'. Note the mode line.
Be sure to check out the Function and data boxes page for more useful information.
It is also possible to reverse the order of boxes in the workspace.
This is useful if you have a lot of toplevel boxes and they take up
more than a screen-full of workspace area. New toplevel boxes you create
will then get placed in the upper left rather than at the bottom of your
workspace.


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Hi,
This time more feature oriantated release with brand new module dedicated to chats exports. This module was half sponsored by Antony N. and he was more than happy to contribute back this module to community.
Few main module features:
Tutorial regarding chats export api.
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Hi,
Just fixed few issues related to proactive chats.
I recommend update to these people who is using proactive chat.
Hi,
Just mande last weekend update. Now desktop client supports SSL. Just enter address with https://. Also now you won't have to enter / at the end. So it's more user friendly.

This version brings one enchancements on which I spend about 20 hours. From front end part nothing changes but there is big change how backend works. Here is summary what was done.
As we all know, FF has plans to block third party cookies and I have seen this effect while some mails I got told, that they cannot a help session question because of captcha and the reason sometimes was, that chat was working on different domain than their site itself. So this updated fixes this problem. This problem is relevant only if you have embeded chat in different domains.
Some technical info what was doone
So even after http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-20042703-285/disable-third-party-cookies-in-ie-firefox-and-google-chrome/ these settings in user browser chat will work. I do not know any other open source client which would support multiple domains without any issues,
P.s If you notice any issue let me know. No database update required this time.
Screenshot tells it all.
Just update your version from github. No database update required if you have 1.49v. Demo also was updated.


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1 Give ear, you heavens, and let me speak.
Let the earth listen to the words of my mouth.
2 Let my teaching drop down like the rain,
let my speech distill like the dew,
like the gentle rain on the tender grass,
and like the showers on the plants.
3 For I will proclaim the name of Yahweh,
and ascribe greatness to our God.
4 The Rock, his work is perfect;
for all his paths are just.
He is the faithful God who has no iniquity.
He is just and upright.
5 They have acted corruptly against him.
They are not his children. It is their disgrace.

Is he not your father, the one who has created you?
He made you and established you.
7 Call to mind the days of ancient times,
think about the years of many ages past.
Ask your father and he will show you,
your elders and they will tell you.
8 When the Most High gave the nations their inheritance—
when he divided all of mankind,
and he set the boundaries of the peoples,
as he also fixed the number of their gods.
9 For Yahweh's portion is his people;
Jacob is his apportioned inheritance.
10 He found him in a desert land,
and in the barren and howling wilderness;
he shielded him and cared for him,
he guarded him as the apple of his eye.
11 As an eagle that guards her nest
and flutters over her young,
Yahweh spread out his wings and took them,
and carried them on his pinions.
12 Yahweh alone led him;
no foreign god was with him.
13 He made him ride on the heights of the land,
and he fed him the fruits of the field;
he nourished him with honey from the rock,
and oil from the flinty crag.
14 He ate butter from the herd and drank milk from the flock,
with fat of lambs,
rams of Bashan and goats,
with the finest of the wheat—
and you drank foaming wine made from the juice of grapes.
15 But Jeshurun grew fat and kicked,
filled with fat, stout, and sleek.

I will make them envious by those who are not a people,
I will make them angry by a nation that has no understanding.
22 For a fire is kindled by my anger
and is burning to the lowest sheol;
it is devouring the earth and its harvest;
it is setting on fire the foundations of the mountains.
23 I will heap disasters on them;
I will shoot all my arrows at them;
24 They will be wasted by hunger and devoured by burning heat
and bitter destruction;
I will send on them the teeth of wild animals,
with the poison of things that crawl in the dust.
25 Outside the sword will bereave,
and in the bedrooms terror will do so.
It will destroy both young man and virgin,
the nursing baby, and the man of gray hairs.
26 I said that I would scatter them far away,
that I would make the memory of them to cease from among mankind.
27 Were it not that I feared the provocation of the enemy,
and that their enemies would judge mistakenly,
and that they would say, 'Our hand is exalted,'
I would have done all this.
28 For Israel is a nation devoid of wisdom,
and there is no understanding in them.
29 Oh, that they were wise, that they understood this,
that they would consider their coming fate!
30 How could one chase a thousand,
and two put ten thousand to flight,
unless their Rock had sold them,
and Yahweh had given them up?
31 For our enemies' rock is not like our Rock,
just as even our enemies admit.
32 For their vine comes from the vine of Sodom,
and from the fields of Gomorrah;
their grapes are grapes of poison;
their clusters are bitter.
33 Their wine is the poison of serpents
and the cruel venom of asps.
34 Is not this plan secretly kept by me,
sealed up among my treasures?
35 Vengeance is mine to give, and recompense,
at the time when their foot slips;
for the day of disaster for them is near,
and the things that are to come on them will hurry to happen."
36 For Yahweh will decide for his people,
and he will pity his servants.
He will see that their power is gone,
and no one remains, either slaves or free people.
37 Then he will say, "Where are their gods,
the rock in whom they took refuge?—
38 The gods who ate the fat of their sacrifices
and drank the wine of their drink offerings?

48 Yahweh spoke to Moses on that same day and said,
49 "Go up into this range of the Abarim mountains, up Mount Nebo, which is in the land of Moab, opposite Jericho. You will look at the land of Canaan, which I am giving to the people of Israel as their possession.
50 You will die on the mountain that you go up and be gathered to your people, as Aaron your fellow Israelite died on Mount Hor and was gathered to his people.
51 This will happen because you were unfaithful to me among the people of Israel at the waters of Meribah in Kadesh, in the wilderness of Sin; because you did not treat me with honor and respect among the people of Israel.
52 For you will see the land before you, but you will not go there, into the land that I am giving to the people of Israel."


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This week AWS have announced availability for a new Canada region. This is the 15th region now in service and builds further anticipation for the new London region due online in the next few months.
Amazon web services continue to grow in capacity, not only in the individual Availability Zones, but also across the world so your servers can be as near to your users and reduce latency (network delays) to a minimum.
In Montreal, Canada the basic building block services of EC2 (Elastic compute cloud), S3 (simple storage service) and RDS (Relational Database Service) are already online as well as the other services we expect as standard like SQS and SNS.


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Changelog
FINGER AND HAND INPUT
- Multi-finger Cursor Techniques
-
Tomer Moscovich,
John F. Hughes
(Brown University)
- symTone: Two-Handed Manipulation of Tone Reproduction Curves
-
Celine Latulipe
(University of Waterloo),
Ian Bell (Luminand Imaging Science),
Charlie Clarke,
Craig Kaplan
(University of Waterloo)
- Concurrent Bimanual Stylus Interaction: A Study of Non-Preferred Hand Mode Manipulation
-
Edward Lank,
(University of Waterloo),
Jaime Ruiz,
(San Francisco State University ),
William B. Cowan
(University of Waterloo)
- TNT: Improved Rotation and Translation on Digital Tables
-
Liu Jun,
David Pinelle,
Samer Sallam,
Sriram Subramanian,
Carl Gutwin
(University of Saskatchewan)
ANIMATION
- Style Components
-
Ari Shapiro,
Yong Cao,
Petros Faloutsos
(University of California, Los Angeles)
- Realistic and Interactive Simulation of Rivers
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Peter Kipfer,
Rüdiger Westermann
(Technische Universität München)
- Particle-Based Immiscible Fluid-Fluid Collision (Project)
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Hai Mao,
Herb Yang
(University of Alberta)
- Spherical Billboards and their Application to Rendering Explosions
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Tamas Umenhoffer,
Lászl? Szirmay-Kalos,
Gabor Szijarto
(Budapest University of Technology and Economics)
INTERACTION AND PERFORMANCE
- Faster Cascading Menu Selections with Enlarged Activation Areas
-
Andy Cockburn,
Andrew Gin
(University of Canterbury)
- Performance Measures of Game Controllers in a Three-Dimensional Environment
-
Chris Klochek,
I. Scott MacKenzie
(York University)
- Human On-Line Response to Visual and Motor Target Expansion
-
Andy Cockburn,
Philip Brock
(University of Canterbury)
GEOMETRIC MODELING
- Early-Split Coding of Triangle Mesh Connectivity
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Martin Isenburg
(University of California at Berkeley),
Jack Snoeyink
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill )
- Compression of Time Varying Isosurfaces
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Ilya Eckstein
(Univ. of Southern California),
Mathieu Desbrun
(California Institute of Technology),
C.-C. Jay Kuo
(Univ. of Southern California)
- Surfacing By Numbers
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Steve Zelinka,
Michael Garland
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Streaming Compression of Tetrahedral Volume Meshes
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Martin Isenburg
(University of California at Berkeley),
Peter Lindstrom
(Lawrence Livermore National Labs),
Stefan Gumhold
(Technische Universitaet Dresden),
Jonathan Shewchuk
(University of California at Berkeley)
DISPLAYS
- Evaluation of Viewport Size and Curvature of Large, High-Resolution Displays
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Lauren Shupp,
Robert Ball,
Beth Yost,
John Booker,
Chris North
(Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)
- The Importance of Accurate VR Head Registration on Skilled Motor Performance
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David Sprague,
Barry Po,
Kellogg Booth
(University of British Columbia)
- Increased Display Size and Resolution Improve Task Performance in Information-Rich Virtual Environments
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Tao Ni,
Doug A. Bowman,
Jian Chen
(Virginia Tech)
GESTURE AND INTERACTION
- Phrasing Techniques for Multi-Stroke Selection Gestures
-
Ken Hinckley
(Microsoft Research),
Francois Guimbretiere,
Georg Apitz,
Nicholas Chen
(University of Maryland),
Maneesh Agrawala
(Microsoft Research)
- Fluid Inking: Augmenting the Medium of Free-Form Inking with Gestures
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Robert Zeleznik,
Timothy Miller
(Brown University)
- Superflick: a Natural and Efficient Technique for Long-Distance Object Placement on Digital Tables
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Adrian Reetz,
Carl Gutwin,
Tadeusz Stach,
Miguel Nacenta,
Sriram Subramanian
(University of Saskatchewan)
- Hinge Slicer: Interactive Exploration of Volume Images Using Extended 3D Slice Plane Widgets
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Tim McInerney,
Sara Broughton
(Ryerson University)
LIGHTING
- Image Synthesis using Adjoint Photons
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R. Keith Morley
(Princeton University),
Solomon Boulos
(University of Utah),
Jared Johnson
(University of Central Florida),
David Edwards,
Peter Shirley
(University of Utah),
Michael Ashikhmin
(SUNY Stony Brook),
Simon Premoze
(Industrial Light and Magic)
- Light Animation with Precomputed Light Paths on the GPU
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Laszlo Szecsi,
Lászl? Szirmay-Kalos,
(Budapest University of Technology and Economics),
Mateu Sbert
(University of Girona)
GPU RENDERING
- Modelling and Rendering of Geometry with Relief Textures
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Lionel Baboud,
Xavier Décoret
(Artis/GRAVIR)
- Fast GPU Ray Tracing of Dynamic Meshes using Geometry Images
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Nathan A. Carr
(Adobe Corp),
Jared Hoberock,
Keenan Crane,
John C. Hart
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Implementing the Render Cache and the Edge-and-Point Image On Graphics Hardware
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Edgar Velázquez-Armendáriz,
Eugene Lee
(Cornell University),
Bruce Walter
(Program of Computer Graphics, Cornell University),
Kavita Bala
(Cornell University)
- Cycle Shading for the Assessment and Visualization of Shape in One and Two Codimensions
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Daniel Weiskopf
(Simon Fraser University),
Helwig Hauser
(VRVis)
Web and Design
- Generating Custom Notification Histories by Tracking Visual Differences between Web Page Visits
-
Saul Greenberg,
Michael Boyle
(University of Calgary)
- The Impact of Task on the Usage of Web Browser Navigation Mechanisms
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Melanie Kellar,
Carolyn Watters,
Michael Shepherd,
(Dalhousie University)
- A Case-Study of Affect Measurement Tools for Physical User Interface Design
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Colin Swindells,
Karon E. MacLean,
Kellogg S. Booth,
Michael Meitner,
(University of British Columbia)
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from which you can generate a TOTP_CODE
using a
TOTP specification compliant generator.
TOTP_CODE
and use SHA512 hashing.
You can use our example TOTP generator
to generate a TOTP_CODE
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which is only valid for 30 seconds. Make sure the code does not expire before using it to generate an OAuth access token.
If you are creating your own TOTP generator you can verify it is generating the correct TOTP_CODE
with the following example:
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The value in the CLIENT_SECRET
field will now be a concatenated 44 character string created by combining
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and your CLIENT_SECRET
.
This curl command demonstrates how to retrieve an OAuth access token:
curl -X POST -H "content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" --data \ "client_secret=<TOTP_CODE><CLIENT_SECRET>\ &client_id=<CLIENT_ID>\ &grant_type=client_credentials"\ https://api.service.hmrc.gov.uk/oauth/token
If you are using credentials for a sandbox privileged application, the OAuth URL within the curl command is:
https://test-api.service.hmrc.gov.uk/oauth/token.
TOTP_SECRET=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP CLIENT_ID=aAbBcC1234AaBbCc1234AABBCC12 CLIENT_SECRET= abcd1234-1a1b1234-2a2b-abcdefg123456 # TOTP_CODE is generated using the TOTP_SECRET TOTP_CODE=12345678 curl -X POST -H "content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" --data \ "client_secret=12345678abcd1234-1a1b1234-2a2b-abcdefg123456\ &client_id=aAbBcC1234AaBbCc1234AABBCC12\ &grant_type=client_credentials"\ https://api.service.hmrc.gov.uk/oauth/token
or for sandbox applications: -
curl -X POST -H "content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" --data \ "client_secret=12345678abcd1234-1a1b1234-2a2b-abcdefg123456\ &client_id=aAbBcC1234AaBbCc1234AABBCC12\ &grant_type=client_credentials"\ https://test-api.service.hmrc.gov.uk/oauth/token
Privileged applications cannot refresh existing access tokens. You must generate a new access token each time an access token expires, 4 hours after it was created.
Generating a new access token will not invalidate your existing one. You can have 2 overlapping access tokens as long as they are generated using a unique TOTP code.
For example, you can generate a new access token every 3 hours and 50 minutes to ensure you always have a valid access token.
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Graduate students in new quantitative biology doctoral program learn to modify microscopes and other instruments to probe frontiers of their emerging discipline.
The Graduate Division is closed November 24th to 27th, 2016 for the Thanksgiving Holiday.
We will reopen on Monday, November 28th for business as usual.
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Hey, I'm Avi! I'm a software engineer interested in iOS application development and IoT systems. Prototypes is a log of projects I've worked on with the goal of learning and experimenting with technologies.
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I have an emonTx reading pulses from my energy meter. Every second the pulses ounted is transmitted to the raspberry pi and uploaded to emoncms.org, and then logged with the accumulate input processor. This was working ok until 16th of December around noon. After this it is only counting around half of the pulses. Was the emoncms.org updated aruond this time?
I guess that sending values to emoncms.org every second is a bit more frequent than what is necessary. I will change this and see if that will do the trick. But I am just curious to know what happened since it was working earlier.
Updates to emoncms.org on 16th of December?
Submitted by jostor on Fri, 20/12/2013 - 09:44Hi,
I have an emonTx reading pulses from my energy meter. Every second the pulses ounted is transmitted to the raspberry pi and uploaded to emoncms.org, and then logged with the accumulate input processor. This was working ok until 16th of December around noon. After this it is only counting around half of the pulses. Was the emoncms.org updated aruond this time?
I guess that sending values to emoncms.org every second is a bit more frequent than what is necessary. I will change this and see if that will do the trick. But I am just curious to know what happened since it was working earlier.
Thanks for your help!


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In each round, prices for any bets are determined by an algorithm. The prices are affected by bets placed by players that have their turn before you. If you pay attention, you may notice the pattern in which the prices are changing, and use this information to your advantage. The current prices will always be displayed to everyone in your group. As illustrated in the example below, when you click on a color, you will see a dropdown menu which displays the prices for different shares of that color. Notice that all characters in your group will be able to see your bets.
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Ashleigh Barty comes from behind to beat Karolina Pliskova at WTA Finals
by By Press AssociationTop seed Ashleigh Barty recovered from a set down to beat Karolina Pliskova and book her place in the final of the WTA Finals in Shenzhen.
Barty overcame second seed Pliskova 4-6 6-2 6-3 in one hour and 53 minutes to set up a final date with Elina Svitolina on Sunday.
The Australian had a patchy start, with Pliskova forcing seven break points in her first three service games.
Pliskova was able to close out the first set after wasting several opportunities.
But Barty – in the first meeting of the two highest-ranked players in the world since Caroline Wozniacki beat Simona Halep in the 2018 Australian Open final – dominated from that point to extend her lead to 4-2 in their rivalry.
Svitolina, the number eight seed, was 4-1 ahead in the final set when Belinda Bencic retired due to cramping.
The Ukrainian broke at the start of the second set and never again trailed from that point to win 5-7 6-3 4-1 .
“It’s tough to play someone who has been injured, been injured on the court,” Svitolina told wtatennis.com.
Bencic first gave cause for concern when she received a medical timeout while leading 6-5 in the opening set.
“I started cramping in my foot and again in my hamstring,” Bencic said.
“I really didn’t want to retire. I tried. Sometimes, I just tried to make a good serve, play no rallies. It just wasn’t enough.
“I wanted to finish the match. It was not possible. I’m really disappointed about how my body failed me.”
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Sarileru Neekevvaru: Mahesh Babu Fans Erect An 81 Feet Tall Cut-Out Of Their Favourite Star
Talking about the film, the makers and star cast are busy these days wrapping up the final portions of the action drama.
by Koimoi.com TeamSuperstar Mahesh Babu’s fans just can’t keep their excitement following the teaser release of their star’s upcoming release Sarileru Neekevvaru. The teaser which is on record-breaking spree went on to become the most viewed Telugu teaser in 24 hours after its release with a whopping 18 million views.
The latest news related to Sarileru Neekevvaru is, fans of Mahesh Babu erected a huge 81 feet tall cut of the superstar outside the famous Sudarshan 35mm theatre in Hyderabad post the teaser release.
The pictures of the cut out have already been gaining all the attention on the internet, all thanks to Mahesh fans.
Talking about the film, the makers and star cast are busy these days wrapping up the final portions of the action drama. The film is expected to be wrapped up by December.
Sarileru Neekevvaru has gorgeous Rashmika Mandanna opposite Mahesh in lead.
The film also stars veteran actors Vijayashanti and Prakashraj in pivotal roles.
The Mahesh Babu starrer is being helmed by filmmaker Anil Ravipudi and it is being produced under Sri Venkateswara Creations. The music for the film is been composed of Devi Sri Prasad aka DSP.
Sarileru Neekevvaru will hit big screens on 11th January 2020. So far the title track, teaser, and posters of the film have been very well received by the audience.


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THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
There are some movies that you go to see for the plot and character development. Then there are the movies that you go to see for the fun factor and the special effects. The Lost World is in the latter category.
After seeing the first movie, Jurassic Park, I did not expect too much walking into the theatre. I was there to see dinosaurs. In The Lost World we find out that there is a Site B from the first movie. Hammond used Site B, located about 80 miles away from the original island, to breed and raise dinosaurs for the main Jurassic Park island. We find out that after the first island was dismantled and all the dinosaurs killed, no one knew about the second island.
The dinosaurs thrived there and continued to live without human interruption. That is until a rich family sails to the island. A dinosaur attacks the daughter of the family and this sets off the story. InGen has now been taken over by Hammond's nephew. Hammond is still alive and wants to leave the island alone and let the dinosaurs live there. Hammond's nephew has other ideas. Hammond calls four people to go and document the dinosaurs on the island in their natural habitat before his nephew and InGen get there. Ian Malcolm is forced into going to the island because Hammond has sent his girlfriend there. Ian's daughter hitches a ride and shows up on the island too. It isn't long until InGen shows up. They, under the command of Hammond's nephew, are there to round up dinosaurs for the Jurassic Park in San Diego. After this point, there story stops and the action begins.
The dinosaurs this time around have more screen time. And they look better than ever. The scenes in which the dinosaurs interact with humans are so amazing, that it would leave most people wondering how they did that. One example of this would be a scene in the beginning where the InGen team is rounding up dinosaurs. Humans are tying up dinosaurs. If you are going to see this film for the dinosaurs, you will not be disappointed.
The actual look of the film is darker and grittier than the first. The first was filled with bright colors and sunlight. The costumes were as if they came out of a comic book. This time around though, most of the action takes place at night. The film itself looks grainier. There is an overall more serious feel to the film.
The one that I have to mention is the sound. Jurassic Park launched DTS, Digital Theatre Sound. The Lost World also uses DTS, and the end result is wonderful. Sounds literally circle the theatre. If you have the chance be sure to see The Lost World in a DTS equipped theatre.
The bottom line for The Lost World is to go into the theatre not expecting too much in the plot, character, and story department. Go to see The Lost World for the fun factor and special effects. Unlike last summer's special effects driven Independence Day, Spielberg wastes no time in between action sequences and special effects sequences. The movie is fast moving and does not stop once everyone reaches the island. As for taking the kids to see The Lost World, this movie is very intense, and I would not recommend it for younger children.
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Manages routes as a state machine, including nested states, child views, and parallel views.
This will not always be necessary, rewritten in Angular 2.0 and back-ported to Angular 1.3
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Native implementation of Bootstrap JS components
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ifmap.py
First, this binds to the MGMT interface and gets a list of interface IDs. It adds to this a large list of interface UUIDs seen in the wild. It then tries to bind to each interface and reports whether the interface is listed and/or listening.
First, this binds to the MGMT interface and gets a list of interface IDs. It
adds to this a large list of interface UUIDs seen in the wild. It then tries to
bind to each interface and reports whether the interface is listed and/or
listening.
This will generate a burst of TCP connections to the given host:port!
Example:
$ ./ifmap.py <IP_ADDRESS> 135
('00000136-0000-0000-C000-000000000046', '0.0'): listed, listening
('000001A0-0000-0000-C000-000000000046', '0.0'): listed, listening
('0B0A6584-9E0F-11CF-A3CF-00805F68CB1B', '1.0'): other version listed, listening
('0B0A6584-9E0F-11CF-A3CF-00805F68CB1B', '1.1'): listed, listening
('1D55B526-C137-46C5-AB79-638F2A68E869', '1.0'): listed, listening
('412F241E-C12A-11CE-ABFF-0020AF6E7A17', '0.0'): other version listed, listening
('412F241E-C12A-11CE-ABFF-0020AF6E7A17', '0.2'): listed, listening
('4D9F4AB8-7D1C-11CF-861E-0020AF6E7C57', '0.0'): listed, listening
('99FCFEC4-5260-101B-BBCB-00AA0021347A', '0.0'): listed, listening
('AFA8BD80-7D8A-11C9-BEF4-08002B102989', '1.0'): not listed, listening
('B9E79E60-3D52-11CE-AAA1-00006901293F', '0.0'): other version listed, listening
('B9E79E60-3D52-11CE-AAA1-00006901293F', '0.2'): listed, listening
('C6F3EE72-CE7E-11D1-B71E-00C04FC3111A', '1.0'): listed, listening
('E1AF8308-5D1F-11C9-91A4-08002B14A0FA', '3.0'): listed, listening
('E60C73E6-88F9-11CF-9AF1-0020AF6E72F4', '2.0'): listed, listening
Usually, only AFA8BD80-...-89, the MGMT interface, is not listed but always
listening on any port. This is imposed by the DCERPC spec.
usage: ./ifmap.py <host> <port>


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Polly: Documentation
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This example is for users of Polly. It explains how you can load Polly into
clang such that the polyhedral optimzations are available during normal
compilation. Using Polly is not more complicated than just adding a new flag
to CFLAGS.
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How to load and use Polly within dragonegg.
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This example presents the individual passes that are involved when optimizing
code with Polly. We show how to execute them individually and explain for each
which analysis is performed or what transformation is applied. In this example
the polyhedral transformation is user-provided to show how much performance
improvement can be expected by an optimal automatic optimizer.


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Vans Vault Drops Fully Tonal Epoch Sport LX Sneakers
Featuring textured nubuck uppers.
by Charlie ZhangAfter unveiling its collaboration with Geoff Rowley & pillowHeat, Vans has returned with yet another vintage-inspired release. This time around, the Californian footwear label has taken on the Epoch Sport LX, iterating the silhouette in three fully tonal colorways — “Ceylon,” “Nautical Blue” and “Black.”
The sneakers are dominated by rich nubuck textiles, complemented by strips of grained leather and rubber. “Vans OFF THE WALL” branding is stamped at the tongue, followed by flat laces that cover the forefoot. Though the shoes are completely tonal, nuanced details like serrated eyelet panels and subtle wrinkles along the uppers enliven the minimal design. Strips of leather are placed along the heel counter as well as the walls featuring Vans’ retro side stripes. To finish off the thematic color scheme, the waffle midsole comes in a tonal palette, including the label’s iconic heel tag.
The Vans Vault Epoch Sport LX Sneakers are currently available at SSENSE.COM for $80 USD.
Elsewhere, ASICS has returned with cream-colored woolen GEL-PTG MT sneakers.
Vans Epoch Sport LX Sneakers ” Ceylon Yellow”
Release Date
November 21, 2019 - 12:00 am EST (TBC)
Price
80 USD


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Vendor Name: COPEM CONSULTING INC.
Reference Number: 3506936
Contract Date: 2008-03-17
Description of Work: Management consulting
Contract Period: 2008-03-17 to 2008-09-30 *
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QredoUtils
@interface QredoUtils : NSObject
A collection of utility functions for converting between keys, hex data strings and readable words. RFC1751 is a standard for the representation of binary keys as 3 or 4 character English words.
This class includes RFC1751 compliant methods and a non-compliant implementation designed for smaller, low entropy keys
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RFC1751 compliant method to convert between a key and a readable English string This supports keys of at least 16 bytes in multiples of 8 bytes
Declaration
Objective-C
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class func rfc1751Key2Eng(_ key: Data!) -> String!
Parameters
key
The key to convert into a string
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Convert a readable string back into a key. RFC1751 compliant.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (NSData *)rfc1751Eng2Key:(NSString *)english;
Swift
class func rfc1751Eng2Key(_ english: String!) -> Data!
Parameters
english
The string to convert
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Non RFC1751 method to convert between a readable string and a key. This supports smaller keys, used for the low entropy Rendezvous tags used during testing
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (NSData *)eng2Key:(NSString *)english;
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class func eng2Key(_ english: String!) -> Data!
Parameters
english
The string to convert
Return Value
The original key as a NSData object
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Non RFC1751 method to convert between key to a readable string. Supports the generation of a words with no parity check, supporting smaller keys. Used to convert low entropy Rendezvous tags to strings
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (NSString *)key2Eng:(NSData *)key;
Swift
class func key2Eng(_ key: Data!) -> String!
Parameters
key
The data to convert to a String
Return Value
The readable text string
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Generate a random key of the specified size in bytes. Used to create a random tag by createAnonymousRendezvousWithTagType
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (NSData *)randomKey:(NSUInteger)size;
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class func randomKey(_ size: UInt) -> Data!
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Generates random bytes of the specified length
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class func randomBytes(ofLength size: UInt) -> Data!
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Converts the specified data, such as a key or fingerprint into a hex string. Used to store the Rendezvous tag as a string
Declaration
Objective-C
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Swift
class func data(toHexString data: Data!) -> String!
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Converts the hexstring into a NSData object. Used to get an object to pass to eng2Key
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Objective-C
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class func hexString(toData hexString: String!) -> Data!


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Humour and Dialect
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
Whistling Sam
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 643
- Genre: Poetry
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I has hyeahd o’ people dancin’ an’ I ’s hyeahd o’ people singin’.
An’ I ’s been ‘roun’ lots of othahs dat could keep de banjo ringin’;
But of all de whistlin’ da’kies dat have lived an’ died since Ham,
De whistlin’est I evah seed was ol’ Ike Bates’s Sam.
In de kitchen er de stable, in de fiel’ er mowin’ hay,
You could hyeah dat boy a–whistlin’ pu’ty nigh a mile erway,—
Puck’rin’ up his ugly features ‘twell you could n’t see his eyes,
Den you ‘d hyeah a soun’ lak dis un f’om dat awful puckah rise:
When dey had revival meetin’ an’ de Lawd’s good grace was flowin’
On de groun’ dat needed wat’rin’ whaih de seeds of good was growin’,
While de othahs was a–singin’ an’ a–shoutin’ right an’ lef,
You could hyeah dat boy a–whistlin’ kin’ o’ sof beneaf his bref:
At de call fu’ colo’ed soldiers, Sam enlisted ‘mong de res’
Wid de blue o’ Gawd’s great ahmy wropped about his swellin’ breas’,
An’ he laffed an’ whistled loudah in his youfful joy an’ glee
Dat de govament would let him he’p to mek his people free.
Daih was lots o’ ties to bin’ him, pappy, mammy, an’ his Dinah,—
Dinah, min’ you, was his sweet–hea’t, an’ dey was n’t nary finah;
But he lef ‘em all, I tell you, lak a king he ma’ched away,
Try’n’ his level bes’ to whistle, happy, solemn, choky, gay:
To de front he went an’ bravely fought de foe an’ kep’ his sperrit,
An’ his comerds said his whistle made ‘em strong when dey could hyeah it.
When a saber er a bullet cut some frien’ o’ his’n down,
An’ de time ‘u’d come to trench him an’ de boys ‘u’d gethah ‘roun’,
An’ dey could n’t sta’t a hymn–tune, mebbe none o’ dem ‘u’d keer,
Sam ‘u’d whistle “Sleep in Jesus,” an’ he knowed de Mastah ‘d hyeah.
In de camp, all sad discouraged, he would cheer de hea’ts of all,
When above de soun’ of labour dey could hyeah his whistle call:
When de cruel wah was ovah an’ de boys come ma’chin’ back,
Dey was shouts an’ cries an’ blessin’s all erlong dey happy track,
An’ de da’kies all was happy; souls an’ bodies bofe was freed.
Why, hit seemed lak de Redeemah mus’ ‘a’ been on earf indeed.
Dey was gethahed all one evenin’ jes’ befo’ de cabin do’,
When dey hyeahd somebody whistlin’ kin’ o’ sof’ an’ sweet an’ low.
Dey could n’t see de whistlah, but de hymn was cleah and ca’m,
An’ dey all stood daih a–listenin’ ontwell Dinah shouted, “Sam!”


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What happens if one of the two characters doesn’t have any Upgrades?
In that case, just move all the Upgrades from the one character to the other. There doesn’t actually have to be a full swap.
What happens if an Upgrade can’t be put on the other character? For example, say I have an Upgrade that says “Put on Cars only” and the other character isn’t a Car?
If an Upgrade can’t be put on the other character, it stays where it is. If the other character has an Upgrade of the same type, that Upgrade also stays where it is.
If an Upgrade has an ability that says “When you put this on a character” or similar, will that ability trigger if I put it on a new character with Swap Parts?
Yes.


I am seriously concerned at the stupidity of so-called “scientists”, joined by a writer on philosophy, going to the Harz Miountains to make a goat stand in a ring at midnight to see if, when a Latin incantation was recited, the animal would turn into a young man.—Hannen Swaffer, 1932
Back in January, I promised to tell you more about “the ridiculous Brocken affair” involving ghost-hunter Harry Price, a goat, a maiden “pure in heart”, and The Bloksberg Tryst. If you hie over to The Dabbler, you will find a full account.


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