I have worked for a number of particle physics collaborations before my tenure as a PhD student. These experiences are detailed below.
With Prof. Kostas Nikolopoulos and Dr. Ioannis Katsioulas of the University of Birmingham
NEWS-G is a design for a spherical proportional counter capable of detecting light dark matter candidates through nuclear recoil. My work for the collaboration involved testing the feasibility of using nitrogen gas in the chamber to detect thermal neutrons, with the intent of using the SPC for nuclear spectroscopy at a low cost. Later stages of the project also involved upgrades to the Geant4/Garfield simulation framework, and analysis of the impact of shielding on thermal neutrons entering the detector.
A friend of mine, Jackie Matthews, is working on a PhD on NEWS-G from October 2020. I wish her all the best in this, and look forward to some friendly dark matter related banter next time we meet.
With Dr. Trevor Vickey of the University of Sheffield
The ATLAS ITk is a proposed upgrade to the innermost tracking systems of the ATLAS experiment, to cope with an increase in luminosity from the HL-LHC upgrade. My work for the collaboration involved the initial design and testing of a neural network framework capable of identifying surface damage on the ABCSTAR chipset, which were to be installed into the ITk. Due to the large nature of these images, this involved a combination of a crude network made in keras to identify any damage, followed by using tensorflow's object detection API to highlight specific damaged areas.
My time with Trevor was short, but he treated me to a pie at the end of our time together. I wish him all the best in his work as Deputy Run Coordinator of ATLAS.
With Dr. Evgueni Goudzovski and Dr. Angela Romano
The NA62 experiment is a detector on the CERN SPS looking to gain high-precision readings of the branching ratio of the decay of a kaon to a pion and two neutrinos. This requires a high timing precision, which is helped by a precise time of entry into the detector at the upstream differential Cherenkov counter, KTAG. For my master's project, I designed and ran in Geant4 initial designs for an upgrade to KTAG, to be installed in 2025 to prepare for the HL-LHC upgrade. We presented our work to the collaboration in March 2020, showing the feasibility of timing resolutions as low as 16ps with half as much material as expected, which is to be researched further in the future.
I have heard that, due to the size of the collaboration, there is always work to be done in NA62. I look forward to being able to help further in the future, although this might be a little naive considering the workload of a PhD.
With Dr. Matthew Moulson, Dr. Tommaso Spadaro, and Dr. Silvia Martelotti
KLEVER (KLong Experiment for VEry Rare decays) is a proposed experiment to replace NA62 in 2030, and measure the same branching ratio for neutral kaons and pions. This requires a detector capable of tracking neutral particles, a topic barely breached in particle physics. Matt contacted me about this work as part of the CERN Summer School 2020. Once the situation with COVID-19 became clear, I contacted Matt about working for him outside of the scheme.
My work involved the development of ideas for a PreShower Detector, capable of tracking the trajectory of photons through the detector and tracing them to their original decay vertex, in order to veto events where more than one pion is present. This involved the upgrade of a simple ROOT framework to include multiple tracking layers and a kalman filter, in order to reduce the effect of multiple scattering on our results. This simulation was then also constructed in a more elaborate Geant4 simulation, in order to better model the physics of the simulation.
It has been a plearure to work with the NA62 community once more, and I hope to be able to help further with KLEVER in the future.


This driver filters input for a particular keyboard on the system. In its current state, it only hooks into the keyboard packet report chain, the keyboard initialization function, and the keyboard ISR, but does not do any processing of the data that it sees. (The hooking of the initialization function and ISR is only available in the i8042prt stack.) With additions to this current filter-only code base, the filter could conceivably add, remove, or modify input as needed.
This driver works on both x86 and Alpha platforms, and is 64-bit compliant.
This sample is installed via an .inf file. The .inf file included in this sample is designed to filter a PS/2 keyboard.
Use the following rules regarding the .inf file that installs the filter driver.
The .inf (kbfiltr.inf) included in this example was generated by Geninf.exe, a tool located in the Tools directory. An .inf file generated by Geninf.exe will contain the necessary directives to install a new keyboard filter driver. Use Geninf.exe to create the .inf file for your driver.
The catalog file referred to in kbfiltr.inf, Kbfiltr.cat, is included in this example, but it is invalid. WHQL will provide a valid catalog file upon approval of the driver.
To install this filter, follow these steps:
The code builds properly with Microsoft® Visual C® 6.0 and the driver supports Plug and Play and Power Management. Both checked and free builds are available. There are no known bugs or issues to be documented.
File DescriptionKbfiltr.htm The documentation for this sample (this file) Kbfiltr.c Hooks into the reporting chain, the initialization of a PS/2 keyboard, and the PS/2 keyboard ISR Kbfiltr.h Definitions Kbfiltr.rc Resources Kbfiltr.inf Sample .inf file (use geninf.exe to create your own) Kbfiltr.cat Sample (invalid) catalog (WHQL will provide a valid catalog file upon approval)
© 2005 Microsoft Corporation


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JOHNNY MNEMONIC A film review by Serdar Yegulalp Copyright 1997 Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: Silly and inane adaptation of Gibson's short story, which is nowhere in sight. Gibson's script only adds insult to injury.
JOHNNY MNEMONIC is an awesomely bad movie. I say "awesomely" because it's one thing to fail, but another thing entirely to fail so completely that even the chances for camp value are sabotaged.
Keanur Reeves (who is terrible) stars as Johnny, an "information courier" who can carry dozens of gigabytes of data in his head. He is given "one last job" (whenever you are in a movie and you hear those words, RUN), which involves him shoving so much data into his cranium that it could be lethal. One of the neater touches that the movie brings in is that the only way he could make such an arrangement work was by ditching all of his childhood memories, but it's only followed up on in a token fashion.
For his trouble, Johnny gets chased by the Yakuza, who seem to be the new bad guys in all the high-tech thrillers. What's funny is that if you watch gangster movies made *in* Japan, there are whole gobs of details about genuine Yakuza behavior and ethics, but of course there's no room in this movie for any of that. The Yakuza are simply used to point guns, wave swords, flaunt tattoos, and grimace menacingly. (I could go on about how gangsters and criminals of many other ethnicities have gotten thoughtful examinations in the movies -- BOUND BY HONOR, SUGAR HILL and AMERICAN ME come to mind -- when Asians remain perpetually stereotyped. But that's another essay.)
Anyway, Johnny runs and eventually winds up in Newark. Why Newark? Maybe because it was cheaper to fake a future Newark than a future New York, that's why. There, he meets an assortment of odd characters (Ice-T, Dolph Lundgren and Henry Rollins play a whole gallery of weirdos). The script deals with them with all the depth of pieces of furniture. It turns out (what else?) that the data in Johnny's head could save a lot of people, but of course Johnny only wants it out of his head so it doesn't kill him. Handled right, this could have been absorbing, but the script manages to mangle any chance of real sympathy for Johnny at every opportunity.
The details about the look and feel of the future are all phoned in from other, better movies -- BLADE RUNNER and BRAZIL come to mind. Everything looks run-down and scummy, everyone dresses like they're punk rockers, and videophones are commonplace. Snore. The only really interesting flourish is an extended depiction of the way the Internet might work in the future (complete with VR goggles and feedback gloves), but I kept thinking that it was more like what some relatively un-technical fellow would *think* it would look and behave like. A hacker of Johnny's caliber would be blasting away with one command-line function after another, instead of wasting all this time twiddling with holograms, but of course that's not cinematic. Whatever.
What went wrong with this movie? Gibson wrote his own screenplay, which I guess is part of the problem: what works as a short story doesn't work in a movie. His ear for dialogue is terrible and the plot doesn't advance, it convulses. From the script on out, it was probably all downhill. Renting the movie to make fun of it is sort of pointless; there's no fun in kicking a wounded dog, is there?
One out of four gigabytes of stolen pharmaceutical data.
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Arrange the following items in the order of complexity, with the lowest complex on top and the highest complex on the bottom:


[CHAPTER 265A]
COUNTY HIGHWAYS AND SIDEWALKS
Section
265A-1 County authority
Note
City and county of Honolulu to take ownership of specified road or parcel upon acceptance of funds. L 2016, c 194, §4.
Roads commission; private roads disputes; reports to 2018-2019 legislature (ceases to exist June 30, 2018). L 2016, c 194, §2.
Cross References
Use, repair, and maintenance of public roads in ownership dispute, see §46-15.9.


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java.lang.Object com.yahoo.ycsb.generator.Generator com.yahoo.ycsb.generator.IntegerGenerator com.yahoo.ycsb.generator.ZipfianGenerator
public class ZipfianGenerator
A generator of a zipfian distribution. It produces a sequence of items, such that some items are more popular than others, according to a zipfian distribution. When you construct an instance of this class, you specify the number of items in the set to draw from, either by specifying an itemcount (so that the sequence is of items from 0 to itemcount-1) or by specifying a min and a max (so that the sequence is of items from min to max inclusive). After you construct the instance, you can change the number of items by calling nextInt(itemcount) or nextLong(itemcount). Note that the popular items will be clustered together, e.g. item 0 is the most popular, item 1 the second most popular, and so on (or min is the most popular, min+1 the next most popular, etc.) If you don't want this clustering, and instead want the popular items scattered throughout the item space, then use ScrambledZipfianGenerator instead. Be aware: initializing this generator may take a long time if there are lots of items to choose from (e.g. over a minute for 100 million objects). This is because certain mathematical values need to be computed to properly generate a zipfian skew, and one of those values (zeta) is a sum sequence from 1 to n, where n is the itemcount. Note that if you increase the number of items in the set, we can compute a new zeta incrementally, so it should be fast unless you have added millions of items. However, if you decrease the number of items, we recompute zeta from scratch, so this can take a long time. The algorithm used here is from "Quickly Generating Billion-Record Synthetic Databases", Jim Gray et al, SIGMOD 1994.
| Field Summary | |
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static double |
ZIPFIAN_CONSTANT
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ZipfianGenerator(long _items)
Create a zipfian generator for the specified number of items. |
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ZipfianGenerator(long _items,
double _zipfianconstant)
Create a zipfian generator for the specified number of items using the specified zipfian constant. |
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ZipfianGenerator(long _min,
long _max)
Create a zipfian generator for items between min and max. |
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ZipfianGenerator(long min,
long max,
double _zipfianconstant)
Create a zipfian generator for items between min and max (inclusive) for the specified zipfian constant. |
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ZipfianGenerator(long min,
long max,
double _zipfianconstant,
double _zetan)
Create a zipfian generator for items between min and max (inclusive) for the specified zipfian constant, using the precomputed value of zeta. |
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static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
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int |
nextInt()
Return the next value, skewed by the Zipfian distribution. |
int |
nextInt(int itemcount)
Generate the next item. |
long |
nextLong()
Return the next value, skewed by the Zipfian distribution. |
long |
nextLong(long itemcount)
Generate the next item as a long. |
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lastInt, lastString, nextString, setLastInt |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final double ZIPFIAN_CONSTANT
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public ZipfianGenerator(long _items)
_items
- The number of items in the distribution.public ZipfianGenerator(long _min, long _max)
_min
- The smallest integer to generate in the sequence._max
- The largest integer to generate in the sequence.public ZipfianGenerator(long _items, double _zipfianconstant)
_items
- The number of items in the distribution._zipfianconstant
- The zipfian constant to use.public ZipfianGenerator(long min, long max, double _zipfianconstant)
min
- The smallest integer to generate in the sequence.max
- The largest integer to generate in the sequence._zipfianconstant
- The zipfian constant to use.public ZipfianGenerator(long min, long max, double _zipfianconstant, double _zetan)
min
- The smallest integer to generate in the sequence.max
- The largest integer to generate in the sequence._zipfianconstant
- The zipfian constant to use._zetan
- The precomputed zeta constant.| Method Detail |
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public int nextInt(int itemcount)
itemcount
- The number of items in the distribution.
public long nextLong(long itemcount)
itemcount
- The number of items in the distribution.
public int nextInt()
nextInt
in class IntegerGenerator
public long nextLong()
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The NitroShare client running on this device provides an HTTP API that local applications can use to interact with the client.
In order to ensure that only local applications can interact with the client, the API requires a special HTTP header, X-Auth-Token
, to be present.
The value for this header can be obtained from ~/.NitroShare
.
This JSON file contains both the port number and token value needed for authentication.
For example:
{ "port": 8000, "token": "{1d38b8db-1fc7-4410-8205-2bb753e36f2d}" }
Actions are invoked by sending HTTP POST requests to the correct endpoint.
The Content-Type
header should be set to application/json
.
The parameters are provided in the request body as a JSON object.
The response will also contain a JSON payload — an object that contains a single member, return
.
Its value is determined by the return value of the action.


DRAMA as headmaster Flees school after Satanism scare hits
by Sharon ChirisaHeadmaster Flees school as Satanism scare hits
Ntombankala Secondary School headmaster in Zhombe has reportedly fled the school after parents bayed for his blood accusing him of dabbling in Satanism
The school head, Edson Dube, reportedly fled the school following the mysterious death of a Form Four pupil who fell into a trance linked to satanism.
Afterwards more pupils started falling into trances and calling out the school head’s name.
Dube reportedly did not attend the funeral of the deceased pupil and ordered teachers to abscond the funeral as well hence incurring the parents’ wrath and fuelling their rage to hunt him down.
Kwekwe District Schools Inspector Bernard Mazambani confirmed the development
He said Dube had since applied for leave.
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You've decided to become a day trader. You've saved up a nest egg, and you are going to gamble it on the stock market. In particular, on the companies that produce commodities.
Buy and sell board lots (blocks of 100) of the commodity producing companies listed on the game's market. We're pretending, so your broker works for free; there are no commissions payable on any trade.
Each day at midnight UTC, the game reflects the market adjustments for the day. Stock prices go up and down, and stocks doing well (at or above $100 per share) may even pay dividends.
At the end of each month, a winner is declared and the game is reset.


## 2020 (work in progress)
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Also I've always wanted to play violin, but never quite got past the first few lessons. But one day I swear... this wooden piece of block won't defeat me.
It's weird tho, because I do experience momentary excitement for all sort of things, but they usually fade away with the first sight of reality. But the violin is my dream and nemesis for a long time now.


causal_da.components.inn_torch¶
causal_da.components.inn_torch.glow_nonexponential¶
-
class
GlowNonExponential
(depth, dim, n_hidden=20)¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
A Glow model based on the exponential-activation-free affine coupling layers.
- Parameters
depth (
int
) – The number of the (invertible linear, affine coupling) flow layer pairs to stack.dim (
int
) – The dimension of the input data.n_hidden (
int
) – The number of the hidden units of the parametrization of $s$ and $t$ in each affine coupling layer (the number of layers is fixed at one-hidden-layer).
Note
Since we employ invertible linear layers, we do not require dimension-swap layers in between the affine coupling layers.
-
forward
(x)¶ Perform forward propagation.
- Parameters
x (
FloatTensor
) – input tensor.- Return type
FloatTensor
-
inv
(x)¶ Perform the inverse computation in a batch.
- Parameters
x (
FloatTensor
) – input tensor.- Return type
FloatTensor
-
randomize_weights
()¶ Perform random initialization of the trainable parameters.
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Susan Granger's review of "LAKE PLACID" (20th Century-Fox)
Every summer needs its monster movie - think "Jaws" - and this one has the added comedic touch of David E. Kelley, creator of TV's "Ally McBeal," "Chicago Hope," "L.A. Law," and "The Practice." Bridget Fonda stars as a paleontologist who is sent from museum in New York City to a tranquil lake in Maine to verify a shard, a supposed fossil, which turns out to be a tooth from a primitive, mysterious predator who has killed a member of the Fish & Game department. That's where Bill Pullman comes in. He's the perennially cool Fish & Game Warden. Right away, there's friction because she's not only annoyingly phobic about the wilderness but she's also arrogantly embittered about men and love. Then there's Oliver Platt, a rich, wacky, world-renown mythology professor, and Brendan Gleeson, the irascible sheriff. These neurotic, off-beat, disparate characters band together to discover what's devouring not only the wildlife but people - on land and in Black Lake. It turns out to be a 30-foot crocodile that has migrated to New England and been adopted as "a pet who lives in the wild" by a local eccentric, played by Betty White. The elusive reptile is terrifyingly realistic - thanks to the special effects creativity of Stan Winston ("Aliens," "Jurassic Park"). Producer/writer David E. Kelley and director Steve Miner (sequels 2 & 3 of "Friday the 13th," "Halloween: H20") supply enough absurdly inventive satire, derived from the eclectic characters, to keep what could have been a prosaic horror/thriller afloat. But the title is a bit misleading - this has absolutely nothing to do with the summer tourist haven of Lake Placid, New York. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Lake Placid" is a gruesome but surprising 6. It's a hip, caustic creature-feature with an unexpectedly snappy, comedic bite.
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Input
In the beginning, the data are records
Output
The targeted output are care pathways.
Step 1-2: Mapping to subfields
Step 2-1: Extending time-out
The events happen at certain time points but the affects are hold more than those points. It is a waiting time for the next revalent event while implementing the step. Long time-out introduces irrevalent events; short time-out causes fragmentation.
Step 2-2: Constructing sub-episodes
Step 2-3: Aligning episodes
Step 2-4: Finding cut points
Step 2-5: Removing noises
Step 2-6: Extracting a pathway
Step 3-1: Identifying critical timings
Step 3-2: Labelling stages


DevOps User Guide
Integrate SonarQube into Pipeline
SonarQube is a popular continuous inspection tool for code quality. You can use it for static and dynamic analysis of a codebase. After it is integrated into pipelines in KubeSphere, you can view common code issues such as bugs and vulnerabilities directly on the dashboard as SonarQube detects issues in a running pipeline.
This tutorial demonstrates how you can integrate SonarQube into pipelines. Refer to the following steps first before you create a pipeline using a Jenkinsfile.
Prerequisites
You need to enable KubeSphere DevOps System.
Install SonarQube Server
- Execute the following command to install SonarQube Server if it is not ready:
helm upgrade --install sonarqube sonarqube --repo https://charts.kubesphere.io/main -n kubesphere-devops-system --create-namespace --set service.type=NodePort
- You will get this prompt:
Get Address of SonarQube Console
- Execute the following command to get SonarQube NodePort.
export NODE_PORT=$(kubectl get --namespace kubesphere-devops-system -o jsonpath="{.spec.ports[0].nodePort}" services sonarqube-sonarqube)
export NODE_IP=$(kubectl get nodes --namespace kubesphere-devops-system -o jsonpath="{.items[0].status.addresses[0].address}")
echo http://$NODE_IP:$NODE_PORT
- You can get the output as below (
31434
is the port number in this example, which may be different from yours):
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:31434
Configure SonarQube Server
Step 1: Access SonarQube Console
- Execute the following command to view the status of SonarQube. Note that the SonarQube console is not accessible until SonarQube is up and running.
$ kubectl get pod -n kubesphere-devops-system
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
ks-jenkins-68b8949bb-7zwg4 1/1 Running 0 84m
s2ioperator-0 1/1 Running 1 84m
sonarqube-postgresql-0 1/1 Running 0 5m31s
sonarqube-sonarqube-bb595d88b-97594 1/1 Running 2 5m31s
uc-jenkins-update-center-8c898f44f-m8dz2 1/1 Running 0 85m
- Access the SonarQube console
http://{$Node IP}:{$NodePort}
in your browser and you can see its homepage as below:
- Click Log in in the top right corner and use the default account
admin/admin
.
Note
Step 2: Create SonarQube Admin Token
- Click the letter A and select My Account from the menu to go to the Profile page.
- Click Security and input a token name, such as
kubesphere
.
- Click Generate and copy the token.
Warning
Step 3: Create a Webhook Server
- Execute the following command to get the address of SonarQube Webhook.
export NODE_PORT=$(kubectl get --namespace kubesphere-devops-system -o jsonpath="{.spec.ports[0].nodePort}" services ks-jenkins)
export NODE_IP=$(kubectl get nodes --namespace kubesphere-devops-system -o jsonpath="{.items[0].status.addresses[0].address}")
echo http://$NODE_IP:$NODE_PORT/sonarqube-webhook/
- Expected output:
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:30180/sonarqube-webhook/
- Click Administration, Configuration and Webhooks in turn to create a webhook.
- Click Create.
- Input Name and Jenkins Console URL (i.e. the SonarQube Webhook address) in the dialogue that appears. Click Create to finish.
Step 4: Add SonarQube Configuration to ks-installer
- Execute the following command to edit
ks-installer
.
kubectl edit cc -n kubesphere-system ks-installer
- Navigate to
devops
. Add the fieldsonarqube
and specifyexternalSonarUrl
andexternalSonarToken
under it.
devops:
enabled: true
jenkinsJavaOpts_MaxRAM: 2g
jenkinsJavaOpts_Xms: 512m
jenkinsJavaOpts_Xmx: 512m
jenkinsMemoryLim: 2Gi
jenkinsMemoryReq: 1500Mi
jenkinsVolumeSize: 8Gi
sonarqube: # Add this field manually.
externalSonarUrl: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:31434 # The SonarQube IP address.
externalSonarToken: f75dc3be11fd3d58debfd4e445e3de844683ad93 # The SonarQube admin token created above.
- Save the file after you finish.
Step 5: Add SonarQube Server to Jenkins
- Execute the following command to get the address of Jenkins.
export NODE_PORT=$(kubectl get --namespace kubesphere-devops-system -o jsonpath="{.spec.ports[0].nodePort}" services ks-jenkins)
export NODE_IP=$(kubectl get nodes --namespace kubesphere-devops-system -o jsonpath="{.items[0].status.addresses[0].address}")
echo http://$NODE_IP:$NODE_PORT
- You can get the output as below, which tells you the port number of Jenkins.
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:30180
- Access Jenkins with the address
http://Public IP:30180
. When KubeSphere is installed, the Jenkins dashboard is also installed by default. Besides, Jenkins is configured with KubeSphere LDAP, which means you can log in Jenkins with KubeSphere accounts (e.g.admin/P@88w0rd
) directly. For more information about configuring Jenkins, see Jenkins System Settings.
Note
30180
to access Jenkins in your security groups depending on where your instances are deployed.- Click Manage Jenkins on the left.
- Scroll down to Configure System and click it.
- Navigate to SonarQube servers and click Add SonarQube.
- Input Name, Server URL (
http://Node IP:port
) and Server authentication token (the SonarQube admin token). Click Apply to finish.
Step 6: Add sonarqubeUrl to KubeSphere Console
You need to specify sonarqubeURL
so that you can access SonarQube directly from the KubeSphere console.
- Execute the following command:
kubectl edit cm -n kubesphere-system ks-console-config
- Navigate to
client
and add the fielddevops
withsonarqubeURL
specified.
client:
version:
kubesphere: v3.0.0
kubernetes: v1.17.9
openpitrix: v0.3.5
enableKubeConfig: true
devops: # Add this field manually.
sonarqubeURL: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:31434 # The SonarQube IP address.
- Save the file.
Step 7: Restart Services to Make All Effective
Execute the following commands.
kubectl -n kubesphere-system rollout restart deploy ks-apiserver
kubectl -n kubesphere-system rollout restart deploy ks-console
Create SonarQube Token for New Project
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… all of it without spending a red cent on infrastructure, which would have generated high money velocity and growth, while fixing actual bridges, actual roads we use.
(Funny how that list describes almost every power broker or politician-owner correlated with this Congress and this White House:
Real Estate developers, Banks, hedge fund skulks, the oil industry, lobbyists and aristocratic heirs
… ah, swamp drainage.)
To distract from this raid on our children, the oligarchy offers up more magical incantations of
Supply Side “economics,”
proclaiming that
this
time the oligarchs
will
spend their windfall on R&D and productive capacity and jobs… unlike every single other time, when they spent it all on passive asset bubbles, exactly as Adam Smith predicted, back in 1776.
Smith warned that aristocrats
— like the ones our U.S. Founders rebelled-against — tend
not
to spend infusions of cash on risky capital formation, or research, or factories. Generally 90% of them will plow it into ‘
rent-seeking
’ assets like stocks or land, where they can passively collect dividends or gains.
(Note that every tax break in this bill favored passive income, not wages you actually earn through work.)
As in King George’s time, top cronies adjust the laws to favor rent-grabbing assets over innovation, production or work. Smith would be outraged today… but not surprised.
Of course there is an
end game to asset bubbles,
and that end-game is the elephant in the room! One that, so far, no clever pundit has raised, amid all the yelling over this tax bill... an important aspect of the legislation that matters far more that the petty attacks on higher education and science, or the open war waged upon Blue States. I'll get to this invisible pachyderm, in a moment.
But pause first to congratulate the victors! The same folks who howled that Democrats passed the ACA (‘Obamacare’) in "just a year," holding open, public hearings for just 6 months in just five committees… those same complainers have now passed the biggest tax bill in history with ZERO days of hearings, with scribbled margin notes enacted into law, forging this trillion dollar raid for billionaires in top secret and passing it in the dead of night, amid a festival of lies.
What you fellahs do is evil. It is treason. But you do it very well.
== The real reason for the tax cut - an oligarch exit strategy ==
Critics of the Tax Bill point out that benefits to aristocrats are locked in, while much smaller cuts for working people fade quickly and turn into tax
hikes
, over a few years. That’s a travesty, of course.
But also a
distraction
, because we're left with an impression that the biggest change - slashing corporate tax rates - has little to do with the top-rich families of the country.
We're assured
corporations will then invest it all in R&D, in new products, in factories and jobs. But...
1) Again, across
40 years,
this Supply Side incantation
never
came true. Ever. Once.
The eras of highest U.S. growth, rising wages and middle class health all took place under high tax rates established by the Greatest Generation, in the 1940s, 50s and 60s. Except for the JFK rate cuts, every other cut was followed by
reduced
growth rates.
2) F
or the 2nd half of the Obama Administration, c
orporations have been mostly very profitable.
They already had tons of cash on-hand, in the USA, to invest in production, jobs or R&D, but those investments
declined
. Their bulging cash larders were spent instead on
dividends
and
stock buybacks
that helped their CEOs to meet performance criteria for their vampiric option plans.
3) Any “competitive disadvantage” from other nations’ lower corporate rates might have been dealt with by negotiating a world treaty balancing such rates. It’s happened before! Sure, negotiations might not work, this time. But there’s no mention of even
trying
, only a race to the bottom.
4) Those who used to lie - claiming they
care
about deficits and debt - are suddenly shouting “squirrel!” and pointing offstage.
5) If this Tax bill had anything to do with investment in new products etc., it would have
targeted
to incentivize R&D, new factories and jobs. Instead, this was left as only a vague, armwaved promise.
There is a reason.
== They need an exit from the bubble they created ==
Look across the era since Adam Smith wrote
The Wealth of Nations.
Every generation of Americans since then has witnessed attempted political and economic putsches by would-be aristocrats gaming the rules so they can get richer without working or producing. Instead, as Smith described, they heap wealth into passive (rent or dividend or capital gains or parasitic-commission bleeding) assets. They do this because it’s far easier than putting “skin” into actually producing goods and services.
They also do this because sweetheart legislation makes it a great deal! But the smart ones know
there is a price.
That price is an ASSET BUBBLE.
We’ve seen many in our lifetimes: commodities, housing, real estate, banking and now a hyper-inflated stock market, with price to-earnings ratios that seem straight from the Twilight Zone. Those who piled their earlier tax largesse into asset bubbles know
the great times always end.
And hence, being clever, they always plan an exit strategy, for when the bubble bursts.
The dream strategy concocted during our previous two bubbles used to be
"privatize social security!"
Get every middle class bumpkin to funnel his or her SSI account into stocks during a market peak! Fill equity markets with Greater Fools to sop up bloated assets, so the current (rich) owners can cash-out at top prices.
That scam was stopped, thank God, just before the last collapse. Whereupon Republicans suddenly lost interest in privatizing Social Security.
Go figure!
So what's the plan now?
Send hundreds of billions of tax-bennies to already profitable corporations!
Without any requirements or incentives to actually spend any of it on R&D or factories or jobs, members of the inbred, incestuously conniving “CEO caste” of 5000 golf buddies will know what to do, with a nod and wink.
Accelerate their already absurdly massive stock buy-backs!
(There are reasons why this was illegal, during the Greatest Generation.) Break the U.S. budget subsidizing companies to squander their futures, giving money to
current
stockholders... buying up stock that the moguls know will soon plummet in value.
We stopped their earlier scam, but this time — by skulking in secret and at night — they will get their way.
How can
you
benefit from this insight?
The wise will wait till the first
buy-back
crest brings equities to their final peak, then sell. Get out before the middle gets crushed again.
Oh, it may work. Only they are counting on us never noticing. And that could be a mistake.
=== Coda ===
“There are two ideas of government,”
William Jennings Bryan declared in his 1896 “
Cross of Gold” speech
. “
There are those who believe that if you will only legislate to make the well-to-do prosperous their prosperity will leak through on those below. The Democratic idea, however, has been that if you legislate to make the masses prosperous their prosperity will find its way up through every class which rests upon them.”
That was more than three decades before the collapse of the economy in 1929. The crash followed a decade of Republican control of the federal government during which trickle-down policies, including massive tax cuts for the rich, produced the greatest concentration of income in the accounts of the richest 0.01 percent at any time between World War I and 2007. Those disparities were brought to their minimum under FDR and Eisenhower, with tax rates and policies that were ratified over and over by the Greatest Generation.
One major danger of the right's current madness is that the left might over-react, returning to its own past insanities. The
Evonomics
site is where calm, rational, brilliant scholars & others reveal how
cheaters
have betrayed not just the poor and middle class, but also enterprise, innovation, genuine market economics, common sense, national self-interest and even Adam Smith! The articles and studies get better and better, making the clear case that market enterprise works, but only when cheating is tymied. (I've published a few there.)
If your cousin is one of that vanishing breed - a residually sane Republican - take her to Evonomics and tell her: "Only you can save enterprise capitalism from its age-old foe. Not socialism so much, but
feudalism."
Which brings me to my question. You’d have to be deaf and blind not to see the signs of a growing movement of American conservatives who are fed-up... not just with Bannon and Putin and their Trump, but with Rupert Murdoch and the insanity promulgated by Clear Channel Radio. Signs are all there -
especially among the Mormons
- that vigorous conversations are afoot about holding a convention of Sane American Conservatives.
Here's
a parallel event
, showing how it happened, in the past. If the dems could do it, why not you guys?
Hence my question. Surely some of you have been approached by now? By people desperate to save American conservatism, before it is too late?
=====
Addenda:
* In addition to stock buybacks, there are
mergers and acquisitions.
At one level, this helps to make up for the plummet in industrial R&D -- purchasing small, innovative startups does have its logic, reducing short term risk, passing it over to entrepreneurs. That's fine. But the other half is what
three generations
of our ancestors fought, tooth and nail, the trend toward monopoly, duopoly or oligarchy in an industry.
*
Apparently the tax bill actually
makes corporate tax deductions more or less irrelevant
. But don't get excited. The omission will be fixed in conference committee. What matters is: "
The biggest consequence could be the research credit, often used by manufacturers, technology firms and pharmaceutical companies." This is just another part of the War on Science. But more-so, since it directly goes to the jugular of American strength. Putin could not have asked for more.
.
.
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While we wait for the Vivo S5 to be officially launched, the Chinese phone maker appears to be more interested in promoting their collaboration with Cai Xukun; a renown singer, dancer, rapper and songwriter from the Asian country.
Vivo did indeed just tease the upcoming device with some images of the Vivo S5 IKUN Special Edition and its gift box. Which is what you’re expected to get if you’re a fan of the Chinese artist. Inside the gift box you’d find a custom lanyard with a badge, a postcard and a sticker; all of them portraying Cai Xukun.
Vivo S5 Coming in an Ikun Special Edition
Specs wise, the Vivo S5 is going to be a mid-ranger packing an octa-core CPU clocked at 2.3Ghz, according to a previous appearance on Chinese certification site TENAA. We’ll also find 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage.
But the real feature that will set the S5 apart from all many other smartphones is the design of the camera department. Vivo’s phone does indeed feature a diamond-shaped four camera setup with a dual LED flash. In the teaser released today, the company finally unveiled the resolution of these four sensors. So, we’ll have a primary 48MP snapper, a secondary 8MP ultra wide lens, a 5MP telephoto camera and a 2MP depth sensor. Meanwhile at the front we will have a punch hole design with a 32MP selfie snapper.
The smartphone will then feature a large 6.44-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1080×2400 and pack a 4010mAh capacity battery. Other specs include, g-sensor, proximity sensor, light sensor and an under display fingerprint scanner. Finally, dimensions will be 157.9×73.92×8.64mm for a final weight of 188 grams.
On a side note, the AMOLED display with punch hole design is also a first in the Chinese market. The only other devices with this design are the Samsung Note 10 series and S10 series by Korean tech giant.
As we mentioned in this article, the Vivo S5 will go official on November 14th. See you then to finally find out the specs missing and the retail price.


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Ford Mustang Mach-E: Name confirmed for new electric crossover
The name of the Ford's first electric vehicle to ride on a dedicated EV platform has been revealed, but Australian availability is unknown.
by Derek Fung- shares
Ford's first dedicated electric vehicle will be known as the Mustang Mach-E.
Although it uses the Mustang name, the EV crossover is expected to share few physical attributes with the coupe and convertible except for badging and some styling cues, such as the tail-lights.
In terms of concrete details about the car, Ford has so far revealed it will have a range of 595 kilometres using the WLTP test cycle.
From spy photos, we know the car will be a five-door crossover coupe with flush-fitting door handles and a closed grille area.
We'll know more about the Mustang Mach-E soon, as the car will be unveiled in Los Angeles on November 17 at 6.30pm, local time.
After the launch is over, Ford will begin taking reservations for the vehicle for buyers in the US and Europe. To secure a place in the production queue, prospective owners will need to put down a refundable US$500 ($730) deposit.
The company will also have a similar reservation system in place for people in China, but details have yet to be confirmed.
Australia
It's unknown if the Mustang Mach-E will be sold in Australia. Ford is planning on bringing the plug-in hybrid version of the next-generation Escape to Australia, though.
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PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
Hold on to your hats – Philip and Belinda Haas have made another dull and slow-moving film. Their latest is based on a W. Somerset Maugham novella, which was directed by Philip and adapted for the screen by Belinda, the duo responsible for the snore-fests Angels & Insects and The Blood Oranges.
The setting may sound familiar - pre-World War II Florence at that time when things are just beginning to get a bit uncomfortable for English citizens living in Italy. But this is no Tea With Mussolini. Possibly Crumpets With Clara (as in Peracci – Mussolini's mistress), but even that would be pushing it. I don't know where it's written that all period pictures have to include at least one ballroom dancing scene that features fancy chandeliers, ladies in long, white gloves and men in tails and top hats. Just once, I'd like to see a film that leaves this scene out. Or at least postpones it for the first thirty or forty minutes. Here, it's Villa's first scene.
Villa stars Kristin Scott Thomas (Random Hearts) as Mary Panton, a widowed Brit freeloading in Florence (that would have been a better title as well). She hobnobs with society's upper crust, thanks to a friendship with gossipy Princess San Ferdinando (Anne Bancroft, Keeping the Faith), and even has a potential beau in Sir Edgar Swift (James Fox, Mickey Blue Eyes). He's the kind of uptight Englishman that seems like he's got a pole jammed where the sun don't shine, and he requests Mary's hand in marriage as if he just asked her to pass the Grey Poupon. Sir Edgar is also the Governor of Bengal, so Mary would be set financially and socially for life.
Right off the bat, allow me to suggest two ways that Villa could have been better. First, they could have cast Jaime Foxx instead of James Fox. Now that's already more interesting. Second, they could have made his role as the Governor of Bengal involve wearing a rainbow-colored wig at all of Cincinnati's home football games.
Anyway, Mary doesn't love Sir Edgar but will probably marry him regardless. Then she meets a randy American named Rowley Flint (Sean Penn, Sweet and Lowdown) and confides her situation to him one evening after a party. Mary is obviously attracted to Rowley, but gives him a fresh one when he tells her not to marry Sir Edgar and then tries to put the moves on her.
Instead, Mary has a one-night fling with an Austrian refugee violin player (Jeremy Davies, Ravenous) that ends up offing himself in a particularly lackluster scene that I'm sure was supposed to be suspenseful. Mary and Rowley ditch the body and almost get caught, which made me think that Villa had one more chance to redeem itself by turning into Weekend at Bernie's Villa. But, of course, it doesn't. It's just too happy being miserably boring instead. And who would have thought that this role would have been more embarrassing for Bancroft than Keeping the Faith?
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Selenium is a test tool for web applications. It can be used for writting spiders.
Once the package selenium is installed and can be found using the variable auto_path, you can start using it:
package require selenium::chrome
namespace import ::selenium::ChromeDriver
set driver [ChromeDriver new]
$driver get http://wiki.tcl.tk/
puts [$driver title]
set input_search [$driver find_element_by_id searchtxt]
$driver send_keys $input_search selenium
$driver send_keys $input_search $selenium::Key(RETURN)
after 4000
$driver close
The above script can be saved into a file (eg:- wiki_tcl_search.tcl), then it can be run like this:
tclsh wiki_tcl_search.tcl
The ::selenium namespace contains all the WebDriver implementations. Currently supported WebDriver implementations are:
- FirefoxDriver
- ChromeDriver
- ChromiumDriver
- PhantomJSdriver
- IEdriver
The Key array provide symbolic names for keyboard keys like RETURN, F1, ALT etc.
The first step is to explicitly require chrome driver.
package require selenium::chrome
When a driver is required, all the selenium package is loaded. This means that it's not necessary to require selenium.
We import the ChromeDriver class, and the instance of Chrome WebDriver is created.
namespace import ::selenium::ChromeDriver
set driver [ChromeDriver new]
The driver get method will navigate to a page given by the URL. WebDriver will wait until the page has fully loaded (that is, the “onload” event has fired) before returning control to your script. It’s worth noting that if your page uses a lot of AJAX on load then WebDriver may not know when it has completely loaded.:
$driver get http://wiki.tcl.tk/
The next line prints the title.
puts [$driver title]
WebDriver offers a number of ways to find elements using one of the find_element_by_ methods. For example, the input text element can be located by its name attribute using find_element_by_name method. Detailed explanation of finding elements is available in the Locating Elements chapter:
set q [$driver find_element_by_name q]
Next we are sending keys, this is similar to entering keys using your keyboard. Special keys can be send using Key array imported from the selenium namespace:
$driver send_keys $q "hello world"
$driver send_keys $q $Key(RETURN)
(Remember to upvar Key array from selenium namespace or specify the complete name ::selenium::Key)
After submission of the page, you should get the result if there is any. Finally, the browser window is closed. You can also call quit method instead of close. The quit will exit entire browser whereas close` will close one tab, but if just one tab was open, by default most browser will exit entirely.:
$driver close
It's also possible to create a command for each web element retrieved instead of using the selenium ID provided. In this case, the user indicates the variable containing the command name with the option -command_var
$driver find_element -css form.search -command_var form
$form find_element -name q -command_var query
$query send_keys {hello world!}
$query send_keys $Keys(RETURN)
$form find_element -css {input[type="submit"]} -command_var submit
$submit click
Chrome driver requires chromedriver. chromedriver can be explicitly passed to the constructor
ChromeDriver -binary path_to_chromedriver
Or it should be in the current working directory, or its directory should be added to the enviroment variable PATH.
Chrome driver can be downloaded here: http://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/chromedriver/downloads
Chromium driver has the same options than chrome. It use the same driver
ChromiumDriver -binary path_to_chromedriver
Firefox version 47 and onwards require geckodriver
Geckodriver can be downloaded here: http://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases
geckodriver can be explicitly passed to the constructor
FirefoxDriver -binary path_to_geckodriver
Or it should be in the current working directory, or its directory should be added to the enviroment variable PATH.
There is some difference between this driver and the other drivers:
$driver scroll_into_view $element
Firefox version before 47 requires:
- 7z or its standlone version 7za
- the Tcl extension tdom.
The path to this executable 7za or 7z can be passed to the constructor of FirefoxDriver with this option -7z.
FirefoxDriver -7z path_to_7z
Another possibility is to add the 7za executable in the current working directory or add the directory containing 7z or 7za to the enviroment variable PATH.
7z and its standlone version 7za can be downloaded here: http://www.7-zip.org/download.html
Activestate Tcl has tdom included in its batteries. If you need to install this extension, you can download it here: https://tdom.github.io/
This driver requires the headless browser PhantomJS. This headless browser can be downloaded here: http://phantomjs.org/download.html
The executable can be provided explicitly to the PhantomJSdriver constructor through the -binary option, or should be in the current working directory or its directory should be added to the PATH.
PhantomJSdriver -binary path_to_phantomjs
This driver requires IEDriverServer.exe.
This executable can be downloaded here: http://docs.seleniumhq.org/download/
And can be passed explicitly with the -binary option of the constructor or should be in the current working directory or its directory should be added to the PATH.
IEDriver -binary path_to_iedriverserver_exe
The IE driver require some extra steps depending of the internet explorer version: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/wiki/InternetExplorerDriver
HTMLUNIT requires the selenium stanlone server can be downloaded here: http://www.seleniumhq.org/download/
package require selenium
package require selenium::utils::port
set port [::selenium::utils::port::get_free_port]
exec java -jar selenium-server-standlone-version.jar -port $port &
set driver [::selenium::WebDriver new http://<IP_ADDRESS>:4444/wd/hub $::selenium::DesiredCapabilities(HTMLUNITWITHJS)]
$driver get http://www.uab.es
Selenium grid requires de seleniumjar file.
The selenium stanlone server can be downloaded here: http://www.seleniumhq.org/download/
Documentation for selenium grid: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/wiki/Grid2
Example:
package require selenium
package require selenium::utils::port
set port [::selenium::utils::port::get_free_port]
exec java -jar seleniumjar.version.jar -Dwebdriver.chrome.driver=./chromedriver -port $port &
# Create a desired capabilities object as a starting point.
set capabilities $::selenium::DesiredCapabilities(FIREFOX)
dict set capabilities platform "WINDOWS"
dict set capabilities version "10"
# Instantiate an instance of Remote WebDriver with the desired capabilities.
set driver [::selenium::WebDriver new http:://localhost:$port $capabilities]
The driver object has these subcommands:
start_client
Called before starting a new session. This method may be overridden to define custom startup behavior.
start_session
Creates a new session with the desired capabilities.
Arguments:
get
Loads a web page in the current browser session.
Arguments:
title
Returns the title of the current page.
Usage:
driver title
execute_javascript script args
Executes JavaScript in the current window/frame synchronously or asynchronously.
Arguments:
:Options:
Usage:
driver execute_javascript {return document.title}
execute_script script args
Forward method to *execute_javascript"
remove_webelement_from_DOM
It removes a webelement from DOM
Arguments:
get_base64_image
Arguments:
is_select_element
Arguments:
tag_name
Gets this element's tagName property.
Arguments:
get_visible_text
Gets the visible text of the element.
Arguments:
get_text
Gets the text of the element.
Arguments:
clear_text
Clears the text if it's a text entry element.
Arguments:
get_attribute
Gets the given attribute or property of the element.
This method will return the value of the given property if this is set, otherwise it returns the value of the attribute with the same name if that exists, or None.
Arguments:
Example:
Check if the "active" CSS class is applied to an element
set class_attribute [$driver get_element_attribute $target_element class]
set is_active [expr {[string first $class_attribute active]!=-1}]
is_selected
Whether the element is selected.
Can be used to check if a checkbox or radio button is selected.
Arguments:
is_enabled
Whether the element is enabled.
Arguments:
location_once_scrolled_into_view
CONSIDERED LIABLE TO CHANGE WITHOUT WARNING. Use this to discover where on the screen an element is so that we can click it. This method should cause the element to be scrolled into view.
Returns the top lefthand corner location on the screen, or None if the element is not visible
Arguments:
size
Returns the size of the element
Arguments:
get_location
Returns the location of the element in the renderable canvas
Arguments:
get_rect
Returns a dictionary with the size and location of the element
Arguments:
page_source
Gets the source of the current page.
Usage:
driver page_source
close
Closes the current window.
Usage:
driver close
quit
Quits the driver and closes every associated window.
Usage: driver quit
current_window_handle
Returns the handle of the current window.
Usage:
driver current_window_handle
window_handles
Returns the handles of all windows within the current session.
Usage:
driver window_handles
maximize_window
Maximizes the current window that driver is using
back
Goes one step backward in the browser history.
Usage:
driver back
forward
Goes one step forward in the browser history.
Usage:
driver forward
refresh
Refreshes the current page.
get_cookies
Returns a set of dictionaries, corresponding to cookies visible in the current session.
Usage:
driver get_cookies
get_cookie name
Get a single cookie by name. Returns the cookie if found, None if not.
Usage:
driver get_cookie 'my_cookie'
delete_cookie
Deletes a single cookie with the given name.
Arguments:
add_cookie
Adds a cookie to your current session.
Arguments:
optional keys - "path", "domain", "secure", "expiry"Key Type Description name string The name of the cookie. value string The cookie value. path string (Optional) The cookie path.1 domain string (Optional) The domain the cookie is visible to.1 secure boolean (Optional) Whether the cookie is a secure cookie.1 httpOnly boolean (Optional) Whether the cookie is an httpOnly cookie.1 expiry number (Optional) When the cookie expires, specified in seconds since midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC.1
Usage:
driver add_cookie name foo value bar
driver add_cookie name foo value bar path /
driver add_cookie name foo value bar path / secure true
delete_all_cookies
Delete all cookies in the scope of the session.
freeze
Freeze element or container of webelements The command will not be deleted when the program execution leaves the frame
Arguments:
implicitly_wait
Sets a sticky timeout to implicitly wait for an element to be found, or a command to complete. This method only needs to be called one time per session. To set the timeout for calls to execute_async_script, see set_script_timeout.
Arguments:
Usage:
driver implicitly_wait 30
set_script_timeout
Set the amount of time that the script should wait during an execute_async_script call before throwing an error.
Arguments:
set_page_load_timeout
Set the amount of time to wait for a page load to complete before throwing an error.
Arguments:
Usage:
driver set_page_load_timeout 30
current_capabilities
returns the drivers current desired capabilities being used
get_screenshot_as_file
Gets the screenshot of the current window. Returns False if there is any IOError, else returns True. Use full paths in your filename.
Arguments:
Usage:
driver get_screenshot_as_file /Screenshots/foo.png
get_screenshot_as_png
Gets the screenshot of the current window as a binary data.
get_screenshot_as_base64
Gets the screenshot of the current window as a base64 encoded string which is useful in embedded images in HTML.
Usage: driver get_screenshot_as_base64
set_window_size
Sets the width and height of the current window.
Arguments:
Usage:
driver set_window_size 800 600
get_window_size
Gets the width and height of the current window.
Arguments:
Usage:
driver get_window_size
set_window_position
Sets the x,y position of the current window. (window.moveTo)
Arguments:
Usage:
driver set_window_position 0 0
get_window_position
Arguments:
Gets the x,y position of the current window.
get_screen_orientation
Gets the current orientation of the device
set_screen_orientation
Sets the current orientation of the device
Arguments:
Usage:
driver set_orientation "landscape"
available_log_types Gets a list of the available log types
Usage:
driver log_types
get_log
Gets the log for a given log type
Arguments:
Usage:
driver get_log browser
driver get_log driver
driver get_log client
driver get_log server
alert_text
Gets the text of the Alert.
dismiss_alert
Dismisses the alert available.
accept_alert
Accepts the alert available.
Usage:: driver accept_alert # Confirm a alert dialog.
send_keys_to_alert
Send Keys to the Alert.
Arguments:
get_app_cache_status
Returns a current status of application cache.
scroll_into_view
Scroll element into view
Arguments:
scroll_to_bottom
scroll to bottom of webpage
scrolling_position
Get the scrolling position
scroll_to_bottom_infinitely
Scroll to bottom until condition provided is true or it's not possible to scroll more
Arguments:
switch_to_default_frame
Switch focus to the default frame.
Usage:
driver switch_to_default_frame
switch_to_frame
Switches focus to the specified frame, by index, name, or webelement.
Arguments:
Usage:
driver switch_to_frame -name $frame_name
driver switch_to_frame -index 1
driver switch_to_frame -element [[driver find_elements_by_tag_name iframe] index 0]
switch_to_parent_frame
Switches focus to the parent context. If the current context is the top level browsing context, the context remains unchanged.
Usage:
driver switch_to_parent_frame
switch_to_window
Switches focus to the specified window.
Arguments:
Usage:
driver switch_to_window main
move_mouse_to
Move the mouse by an offset of the specificed element. If no element is specified, the move is relative to the current mouse cursor If an element is provided but no offset, the mouse will be moved to the center of the element. If the element is not visible, it will be scrolled into view.
Arguments:
element: ID assigned to the webelement to move to, as described in the WebElement JSON Object. If not specified or is null, the offset is relative to current position of the mouse.
xoffset: X offset to move to, relative to the top-left corner of the element. If not specified, the mouse will move to the middle of the element.
yoffset: Y offset to move to, relative to the top-left corner of the element. If not specified, the mouse will move to the middle of the element.
Usage:
driver move_mouse_to 10 21 $element
network_connection
ConnectionType is a bitmask to represent a device's network connection
Data | WIFI | Airplane 0 0 1 == 1 1 1 0 == 6 1 0 0 == 4 0 1 0 == 2 0 0 0 == 0
Giving "Data" the first bit positions in order to give room for the future of enabling specific types of data (Edge / 2G, 3G, 4G, LTE, etc) if the device allows it.
set_network_connection
Set the Connection type Not all connection type combinations are valid for an individual type of device and the remote endpoint will make a best effort to set the type as requested
double_click
Make double click
move_mouse
Moving the mouse to an offset from current mouse position.
Arguments:
move_mouse_to_element
Moving the mouse to the middle of an element, possibly adding some offsets
mouse_down
Press mouse button.
Arguments:
mouse_up
Release mouse button
Arguments:
find_element
Find element by strategy location
Arguments:
strategy location:
-id -xpath -name -link_text -tag_name -partial_link_text -css -class -link_text
It's possible to find a descendant element from another element, indicating its element ID
-root *element_ID*
- command_var *name_of_command_variable*
Usage:
driver find_element -css ".foo"
find_elements
Finds elements by strategy location
It has the same options than find_element. The option "-command_var" builds a container of webelements object.
Usage:
driver find_elements -css ".foo"
find_element_by_id
Finds an element by id.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_id foo
find_elements_by_id
Finds multiple elements by id.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_id foo
find_element_by_xpath
Finds an element by xpath.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_xpath {//div/td[1 -level 1 {*}$args]}
find_elements_by_xpath
Finds multiple elements by xpath.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_elements_by_xpath {//div[contains(@class, foo -level 1 {*}$args]}
find_element_by_link_text
Finds an element by link text.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_link_text {Sign In}
find_elements_by_link_text
Finds elements by link text.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_elements_by_link_text 'Sign In'
find_element_by_partial_link_text link_text
Finds an element by a partial match of its link text.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_partial_link_text Sign
find_elements_by_partial_link_text link_text
Finds elements by a partial match of their link text.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_partial_link_text Sign
find_element_by_name
Finds an element by name.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_name foo
find_elements_by_name
Finds elements by name.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_elements_by_name foo
find_element_by_tag_name
Finds an element by tag name.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_tag_name foo
find_elements_by_tag_name
Finds elements by tag name.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_elements_by_tag_name foo
find_element_by_class_name
Finds an element by class name.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_class_name foo
find_elements_by_class_name
Finds elements by class name.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_elements_by_class_name foo
find_element_by_css_selector
Finds an element by css selector.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_element_by_css_selector #foo
find_elements_by_css_selector
Finds elements by css selector.
Arguments:
Usage:
$driver find_elements_by_css_selector .foo
It's possible to wait until some condition on the webpage happens.
For example, to wait 3 seconds until "seleninum is great" appears on the title of the window.
::selenium::wait_until -driver $driver -condition [::selenium::expected_condition title_is "seleninum is great"] -timeout 4
If after this 3 seconds, the condition didn't happen a "Exception(Timeout)" is raised.
It's also possible to use this abbrevation ::selenium::EC
. For example, to wait 4 seconds until confirm_button
is nos present in the DOM:
::selenium::wait_until -driver $driver -condition [::selenium::EC staleness_of $confirm_button] -timeout 4
This is a complete list of expected conditions:
title_is title
An expectation for checking the title of a page.
Arguments:
title_contains text
An expectation for checking that the title contains a case-sensitive substring.
Arguments:
presence_of_element_located by value element
An expectation for checking that an element is present on the DOM of a page. This does not necessarily mean that the element is visible.
visibility_of_element_located by value
An expectation for checking that an element is present on the DOM of a page and visible. Visibility means that the element is not only displayed but also has a height and width that is greater than 0.
visibility_of element
An expectation for checking that an element, known to be present on the DOM of a page, is visible. Visibility means that the element is not only displayed but also has a height and width that is greater than 0.
Arguments:
text_to_be_present_in_element by value text
An expectation for checking if the given text is present in the specified element by locator.
text_to_be_present_in_element_value by value text
An expectation for checking if the given text is present in the element's locator, text
element_has_this_attribute_value element attribute_name attribute_value
An expectation for checking if the given element has an specific attribute name and value
frame_to_be_available_and_switch_to_it optionName optionValue
An expectation for checking whether the given frame is available to switch to. If the frame is available it switches the given driver to the specified frame.
invisibility_of_element_located by value
An Expectation for checking that an element is either invisible or not present on the DOM. In the case of NoSuchElement, returns true because the element is not present in DOM. The try block checks if the element is present but is invisible.
In the case of StaleElementReference, returns true because stale element reference implies that element is no longer visible.
invisibility_of_all_elements_located by value
An Expectation for checking that all elements indicated are invisible
element_to_be_clickable by value
An Expectation for checking an element is visible and enabled such that you can click it.
staleness_of element
Wait until an element is no longer attached to the DOM.
Arguments:
element_to_be_selected element
An expectation for checking the selection is selected. element is WebElement object
element_located_to_be_selected by value
An expectation for the element to be located is selected.
element_selection_state_to_be element is_selected
An expectation for checking if the given element is selected.
Arguments:
element_located_selection_state_to_be by value is_selected
An expectation to locate an element and check if the selection state specified is in that state.
Arguments:
alert_is_present
Expect an alert to be present.
Tcl wrapper to xvfb server.
Example of usage:
package require selenium::firefox
package require xvfbwrapper
set xvfb [::xvfb::Xvfb new -width 342 -height 234]
$xvfb start
set driver [::selenium::FirefoxDriver -binary \path\to\geckodriver]
$driver get http://www.google.es
$xvfb stop
We have these symbolic names for the mouse buttons in the selenium namespace:
Mouse_Button(LEFT)
Mouse_Button(MIDDLE)
Mouse_Button(RIGHT)
We have these symbolic keys in the selenenium namespace:
Key(CANCEL)
Key(HELP)
Key(BACKSPACE)
Key(TAB)
Key(CLEAR)
Key(RETURN)
Key(ENTER)
Key(SHIFT)
Key(CONTROL)
Key(ALT)
Key(PAUSE)
Key(ESCAPE)
Key(SPACE)
Key(PAGEUP)
Key(PAGEDOWN)
Key(END)
Key(HOME)
Key(LEFTARROW)
Key(UPARROW)
Key(RIGHTARROW)
Key(DOWNARROW)
Key(INSERT)
Key(DELETE)
Key(EQUALS)
Key(NUMPAD0)
Key(NUMPAD1)
Key(NUMPAD2)
Key(NUMPAD3)
Key(NUMPAD4)
Key(NUMPAD5)
Key(NUMPAD6)
Key(NUMPAD7)
Key(NUMPAD8)
Key(NUMPAD9)
Key(MULTIPLY)
Key(ADD)
Key(SEPARATOR)
Key(SUBTRACT)
Key(DECIMAL)
Key(DIVIDE)
Key(F1)
Key(F2)
Key(F3)
Key(F4)
Key(F5)
Key(F6)
Key(F7)
Key(F8)
Key(F9)
Key(F10)
Key(F11)
Key(F12)
Key(META)
These are the symbolic values for the status cache:
StatusCache(UNCACHED)
StatusCache(IDLE)
StatusCache(CHECKING)
StatusCache(DOWNLOADING)
StatusCache(UPDATE_READY)
StatusCache(OBSOLETE)
List of exceptions:
Exception(ConnectionRefused)
Connection refused. It's not possible to reach webdriver server.
Exception(ElementIsNotSelectable)
An attempt was made to select an element that cannot be selected.
Exception(ElementNotSelectable)
Thrown when trying to select an unselectable element.
For example, selecting a 'script' element.
Exception(ElementNotVisible)
Thrown when an element is present on the DOM, but
it is not visible, and so is not able to be interacted with.
Most commonly encountered when trying to click or read text
of an element that is hidden from view.
Exception(ErrorInResponse)
Thrown when an error has occurred on the server side.
This may happen when communicating with the firefox extension or the remote driver server.
Exception(IMEEngineActivationFailed)
Thrown when activating an IME engine has failed.
Exception(IMENotAvailable)
Thrown when IME support is not available. This exception is thrown for every IME-related
method call if IME support is not available on the machine.
Exception(InvalidCommandMethod)
If a request path maps to a valid resource, but that resource does not respond to the request method,
the server should respond with a 405 Method Not Allowed. The response must include an Allows header with a
list of the allowed methods for the requested resource.
Exception(InvalidCookieDomain)
Thrown when attempting to add a cookie under a different domain
than the current URL.
Exception(InvalidElementCoordinates)
The coordinates provided to an interactions operation are invalid.
Exception(InvalidElementState)
Thrown when an unexpected alert is appeared.
Usually raised when when an expected modal is blocking webdriver form executing any
more commands.
Exception(InvalidSelector)
Thrown when the selector which is used to find an element does not return
a WebElement. Currently this only happens when the selector is an xpath
expression and it is either syntactically invalid (i.e. it is not a
xpath expression) or the expression does not select WebElements
(e.g. "count(//input)").
Exception(InvalidSwitchToTarget)
Thrown when frame or window target to be switched doesn't exist.
Exception(JavaScriptError)
An error occurred while executing user supplied JavaScript.
Exception(MissingCommandParameters)
If a POST/PUT command maps to a resource that expects a set of JSON parameters, and the response body does
not include one of those parameters, the server should respond with a 400 Bad Request.
The response body should list the missing parameters.
Exception(MoveTargetOutOfBounds)
Thrown when the target provided to the `ActionsChains` move
method is invalid, i.e. out of document.
Exception(NoAlertOpen)
An attempt was made to operate on a modal dialog when one was not open.
Exception(NoSuchAttribute)
Thrown when the attribute of element could not be found.
You may want to check if the attribute exists in the particular browser you are
testing against. Some browsers may have different property names for the same
property. (IE8's .innerText vs. Firefox .textContent)
Exception(NoSuchDriver)
A session is either terminated or not started
Exception(NoSuchElement)
Thrown when element could not be found.
If you encounter this exception, you may want to check the following:
* Check your selector used in your find_by...
* Element may not yet be on the screen at the time of the find operation,
(webpage is still loading)
Exception(NoSuchFrame)
Thrown when frame target to be switched doesn't exist.
Exception(NoSuchWindow)
Thrown when window target to be switched doesn't exist.
To find the current set of active window handles, you can get a list
of the active window handles in the following way::
puts [$driver window_handles]
Exception(ScriptTimeout)
A script did not complete before its timeout expired.
Exception(SessionNotCreated)
A new session could not be created.
Exception(StaleElementReference)
Thrown when a reference to an element is now "stale".
Stale means the element no longer appears on the DOM of the page.
Possible causes of StaleElementReferenceException include, but not limited to:
* You are no longer on the same page, or the page may have refreshed since the element was located.
* The element may have been removed and re-added to the screen, since it was located.
Such as an element being relocated.
This can happen typically with a javascript framework when values are updated and the node is rebuilt.
* Element may have been inside an iframe or another context which was refreshed.
Exception(Timeout)
Thrown when a command does not complete in enough time.
Exception(UnableToSetCookie)
Thrown when a driver fails to set a cookie.
Exception(UnexpectedAlertOpen)
Thrown when an unexpected alert is appeared.
Usually raised when when an expected modal is blocking webdriver form executing any
more commands.
Exception(UnexpectedTagName)
Thrown when a support class did not get an expected web element.
Exception(UnknownCommand)
The requested resource could not be found, or a request was received using an HTTP method that is not
supported by the mapped resource.
Exception(UnknownError)
An unknown server-side error occurred while processing the command.
Exception(WebdriverException)
Unknown webdriver exception
Exception(XPathLookupError)
An error occurred while searching for an element by XPath.


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Aika (Artificial Intelligence for Knowledge Acquisition) is a new type of artificial neural network designed to more closely mimic the behavior of a biological brain and to bridge the gap to classical AI.
A key design decision in the Aika network is to conceptually separate the activations from their neurons, meaning that there are two separate graphs. One graph consisting
of neurons and synapses representing the knowledge the network has already acquired and another graph consisting of activations and links describing the information
the network was able to infer about a concrete input data set. There is a one-to-many relation between the neurons and the activations. For example, there might be a neuron
representing a word or a specific meaning of a word, but there might be several activations of this neuron, each representing an occurrence of this word within the
input data set. A consequence of this decision is that we have to give up on the idea of a fixed layered topology for the network, since the sequence in which the activations are
fired depends on the input data set. Within the activation network, each activation is grounded within the input data set, even if there are several activations in between.
This means links between activations serve two purposes. On the one hand, they are used to sum up the synapse weights and, on the other hand they propagate the identity to
higher level activations.
The Aika network can be characterized by the following key features:
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A linking process ensures that only links consistent with the identity of the output activation are added to the network. In other words, in order for an input link
to be added to an activation it needs to be grounded in the same input data as at least one of the other input links for the activation.
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There are different types of neurons that serve different roles within the network. Pattern neurons are conjunctive neurons that
are activated if enough input features are present to infer the presence of a given pattern. Pattern part neurons are activated
if a certain input feature occurs as part of an overall pattern. Pattern part neurons are also conjunctive. One of their tasks
is to ensure that the input features occur in the correct relation to each other. Pattern neurons and pattern part neurons
are connected in a positive feedback loop to each other. Patterns formed by a pattern neuron and the group of pattern part neurons associated with it
can be stacked on top of each other.
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Inhibitory neurons are another type of neurons. These are disjunctive in nature and are connected to pattern part neurons
of different patterns. Their output synapses form negative feedback loops with the pattern part neurons such that the pattern part neurons
of different patterns are able to suppress each other. Negatively weighted synapses, however, are special, in that they require the introduction
of mutually exclusive branches within the activation network. These branches are isolated from each other and represent a certain interpretation
of parts of the input data set. These branches can, for example, be associated with a certain interpretation of the parse structure of a sentence or an image.
A good example of where these branches become recognizable in human perception is with input data sets that offer several equally likely interpretations,
like in the sentence "rice flies like sand" or in hidden face pictures.
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Since this type of network contains a lot of cycles, the usual backpropagation algorithm will not work very well here. Also, relying on handcrafted labels
that are applied to the output of the network can be highly error-prone and can create a large distance between our training signal and the weights that we would like to adjust.
This is the reason for the huge number of training examples required for classical neural networks.
Hence we would like to train the network more locally from the patterns that occur in the input data without relying on supervised training labels. This is
where Shannon entropy comes in quite handy. Take, for example, a word whose input features are its individual letters. In this example, we can measure the amount of information
of each letter by calculating the Shannon entropy. Then we can look at the word pattern neuron as a way of compressing the information given by the individual letter neurons.
The word neuron requires a lot less information to communicate the same message as the sum of the individual letters.
This compression, or information gain, can be formalized using the mutual information, which can then be used to derive an objective function for our training algorithm.
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A consequence of using entropy as a source for the training signal is that we need to know what the underlying probability distribution is for each neuron and for each synapse.
That is, we need to count how often each neuron is fired. But determining this statistic involves some challenges as well:
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Not all the neurons exist right from the start. Therefore we need to keep track of an offset for each neuron, so that we can compute how many training examples this neuron has already seen.
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Not all activations cover the same space within the input data set. For example there are a lot more letters than there are words in a given text. This has to be taken into account
when determining the event space for the probability.
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Then there is the problem that right after a new neuron is introduced, there are very few training instances for this statistic, yet we still want to adjust the weights of this neuron.
Hence we need a conservative estimate of what we already know for certain about the probabilities. Since entropy is based on the surprisal (-log(p)), which gets large when the probability
gets close to zero, we can use the cumulative beta distribution to determine what the maximum probability is that can be explained by the observed frequencies.
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Another problem is related to concept drift. As we are using the distribution to adjust the synapse weights, this leads to changes in the activation patterns and therefore to changes
in the distributions again.
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Initially, the network starts out empty. New neurons and synapses are then added during the training process. There is an underlying set of rules that determines when certain types of neurons or synapses are induced.