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Alki:
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We began selling salmon cookie in the summer 2015 and we haven't stopped since. Our first salmon cookie shop was on 1st and Pike and we were a hit. Some days we would run out of salmon and cookie dough to make more. After we realized how awesome these cookies were we decided to open up 4 more shops and well be opening more in the future.
Mission
Our mission is to have a salmon cookie in the hands of every person on earth until this mission is achieved we will not stop making salmon cookies
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If you want to be happy come on down to one of hour five locations and stock pile on salmon cookies before the end of the world. Remeber if it's not a Pat's Salmon Cookie then your not truly happy!
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This is a picture of our product and it it amazing.
The recipe for the salmon cookies was given to him by Jesus Christ in a dream and that's why every bite you take tastes heavenly. This is the holiest cookies you can buy.


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We can be concrete and look at a very specific example of a Qbit.
Image that we have a beam of photons where we can send one photon at a time on a straight line. This is possible to do using lasers. Let us say that there is an upper path for the photon and a lower path. There are two detectors
the messenger will decide where to put the photon, up or down, to transmit the message 0 or 1.
In quantum mechanics, we will be able to do a superposition such that the photon is in a superposition of up and down beams. It is useful to introduce a new notation to distinguish the two states better..
The strange |\>\ symbol was invented by Paul Dirac and it is called the "ket". It means "a quantum state" and whatever is inside the |\>\ is the name of the quantum state.
The basic idea for the Qbit is represent in the Fig. "Qbit".
Now we can introduce a beam-splitter. In real life those are made with half-silvered mirror. They can be made such that when a photon is hits the beam-splitter, there is a 50% chance that it is reflected and 50% chance that it is transmitted.
If we start with a photon in the lower beam (state
The resulting quantum state after the beam splitter is a superposition of the two states. We can denote this by saying that the state after beam-splitter (let us call it
The factor of
Make sure you understand the notation, I know this is new and strange but the idea under the notation is simplest. A photon in the quantum state
See fig. "superposition"
Note that when the photon is in a superposition, it is neither in the lower or upper beam. But we if detect it, it will be in one or the other (with equal probability in this example).
A beamsplitter can also reverse the sign of the coefficient depending on the direction you come from. This is because a wave often get its amplitude reversed upon reflection so the state:
with a minus sign in the lower beam can also be created. In fact, by using two different beam splitters (the one that gives a minus sign is labeled "-" in figure) we will get destructive interference in the lower beam such that the detected photons will always be in the upper beam.


Advanced interpolation modules using polynomial and statistically based on kriging methods in 2D and 3D.
Input Ports
Name Type Description in_fld Mesh+Node_Data 2D scatter points Parameters
Name Type Description num_x int number of grid nodes in x direction num_y int number of grid nodes in y direction Output Ports
Name Type Description out_fld Mesh+Node_Data 2D gridded data
Interp2D - Interpolation from 2D scatter points and data values to a 2D uniform grid
Approximates the value of a bivariate function at the grid nodes on a regular 2D grid. Distance weighted interpolation is used to map scatter point values, while the grid is smoothed using a quadratic interpolation function.
in_fld
2D scatter points which combine a mesh and some node data. A Node_Data object represents the values of some dataset at the node points of a field, while the Mesh represents the locations of that field's nodes in space.
in_fld
2D uniform grid. The Values at the grid-points are approximated avalues of a bivariate function.
The Interp2D macro uses the agxint low-level module. This modules uses the XuGriddingLocalFitCalc and other functions of the the Toolmaster agX library.
xp_comm_proj/krig/krigmods.v contains the V definition of the agxint,XuKrigging2D and XuKrigging3D modules.
xp_comm_proj/krig/krigmacs.v contains the V definitions of the Krig2D,Interp2D and Krig macros.
xp_comm_proj/krig/krigapps.v contains the V definition of the KrigApps example application.


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It is similar to a Magic Sword or Blood Sword...
But now, with the expansion of our race's power and its spread throughout the continent, that power may likewise be spreading.
Ask about the Seeds of Chaos.


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All Major Carriers to Have 5G by 2020, Predicts Qualcomm President
by Charlotte HenryAll major carriers are going to have 5G networks by 2020, Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon told Yahoo Finance. Given we’re mere weeks away from the new year, that seems a bold prediction. I assume he meant the carriers will have the capability at some point in 2020, not right at the start.
Next-generation 5G wireless connectivity is coming — in fact, it’s available now in some small pockets in major U.S. cities right now. According to Qualcomm (QCOM) President Cristiano Amon, the successor to our current 4G LTE wireless networks will be up and running in all metropolitan areas by next year. “We are at the very beginning of a new technology transition, and like with every technology transition, networks have to be built, you have to have coverage,” Amon told Yahoo Finance’s On The Move on Wednesday. “However, what is great about this time is that we accelerated 5G by a year, and the device ecosystem is ready.” But it will take time before 5G reaches the ubiquity of today’s 4G LTE connections.
Check It Out: All Major Carriers to Have 5G by 2020, Predicts Qualcomm President


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Sore throat warning: If sore throat is severe, persists for more than 2 days, is accompanied or followed by fever, headache, rash, nausea, or vomiting, consult a doctor promptly.
These could be signs of a serious condition.
Overdose warning: Taking more than the recommended dose (overdose) may cause liver damage. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) right away. Quick medical attention is critical even if you do not notice any signs or symptoms.
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Developers Begin Turning to Hard Forks for Fundraising Rather Than ICOs
“Companies who wanted to raise money for developing their projects in the cryptoworld traditionally did so through Initial Coin Offerings. Now another trend has emerged for those wanting to do so - the hard fork”
Not strictly a fork
A fork, in its strictest sense, implies a change in the protocol of a cryptocurrency resulting in an old version and a new version. Developers who fork a cryptocurrency have no real monetary advantage, as they only implement a change to the protocol. Holders of the original cryptocurrency (e.g. Bitcoin) retain coins on both branches and can spend them at their will.
This was true in the case of Bitcoin Cash - a true fork of Bitcoin with larger blocks. While the developers increased the block size, they did not benefit monetarily from the creation of Bitcoin Cash. However, other forks such as Bitcoin Gold have an element of premining included. The developers start with the Bitcoin blockchain at a particular point in time, but then mine a certain number of blocks for themselves.
Advantages - established user base
The advantages of doing a split of an existing cryptocurrency is that you inherit an established user base. The users do not have to do anything to claim their coins. This can be a two-edged sword if these users decide to dump their "free" coins. For developers interested in raising money through a combination of premine and fork, this can be a disaster. The price of their mined coins would go to zero. For ideological pure forks - this does not matter. The market determines the relative worth of their coins and they then proceed to promote it.
Regulators should have few problems
ICOs have come under attack from regulators across the world because they raise funds from investors without any safeguards in place. Given that hard forks are actually a free distribution of tokens, regulators should be more accommodating. Of course, investors can still lose money if they buy these coins at exchanges and then the prices crash.
Regulators would be more worried about fly-by-night operators raising money through ICOs and disappearing. The SEC has taken action against multiple ICOs, arguing their tokens constituted securities. Other countries like South Korea have also severely regulated ICOs, while leaving cryptocurrency trading alone.
The many faces of Bitcoin
When you have a choice to fork any cryptocurrency, it makes sense to fork the one with the largest user base and largest market capitalization. The success of Bitcoin Cash has sparked many new imitators - Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin Silver, Bitcoin Diamond and Super Bitcoin. Imitation might be the best form of flattery, but Bitcoin certainly does not need so many forks. The problem will only worsen if Bitcoin's price increases and imitators seek to benefit further from the "Bitcoin" brand.
Sol Lederer, Blockchain Director at LOOMIA, agrees:
“These forks are very bad for Bitcoin. We are looking at a possible fork on Oct. 25 with Bitcoin Gold and another one next month for SegWit2x. Saturating the market with different versions of Bitcoin is confusing to users and discredits the claim that there are a limited number of Bitcoins--since you can always fork it and double the supply.”
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I'm A Celeb's Caitlyn and Kate become the first contestants to face bushtucker trial
Kate Garraway and Caitlyn Jenner will face a skin crawling trial in an effort to win food for the camp on I'm A Celeb
by Irishmirror.ieTwo I'm A Celebrity contestants were picked to face the first Bushtucker trial of the 2019 I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! competition.
The public whittled down the contestants to Kate Garraway and Caitlyn Jenner to be the first to face a challenge called Bugged Off.
As the launch episode of the show reached a conclusion, show hosts Ant and Dec broke news to the camp that someone would be facing a trial.
And after revealing Caitlyn could face a trail, Kate gasped when she realised she was the last to be named - meaning she could also be in the line of bad luck.
Usually, one person will face a trial, but Ant and Dec hammed up the tension by revealing both women would face the challenge.
Following the reveal that Caitlyn would be one half of the trial pair, viewers took to Twitter to joke that her ex wife may have been behind the result of the public vote.
Memes and gifs galore flooded the social media site with images of Kris Jenner (who Caitlyn was married to between 1991 and 2015 and they share two daughters) repeatedly hitting a laptop.
Another fan tweeted: "Kris, we know you’re rich but how many phones did you have to buy to vote for Caitlyn to do tomorrow’s trial?"
Other fans feared that it could be the beginning of a trend for the 2019 competition.
"Caitlyn is gonna get picked for every trial isn’t she?" one fan wrote on Twitter.
Earlier in the episode, viewers watched rugby superstar James Haskell and Radio 1 star Adele Roberts rummage through insect filled boxes to complete another task.
James revealed he had a fear of bugs as he was covered by ants during the task.
While Adele screamed throughout the challenge as she received tokens from boxes - but was rewarded when she won the task.
Tune into I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! every night on ITV at 9pm.


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Hello, my name is Jason Dormier. I’m so happy to have you here. I suppose you would like to know a little about me. I’m what you might be called a jack of all trades. I have spent a lot of time trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up. I have worked as a game designer at Mircosoft and the game FORZA 6. I was a freelance concept artist for the games and entertainment industry. I have worked in customer service and most recently as a project manager for a small construction company. I have worked with a wide breadth of people and have always loved learning new things from the diverse range of people I meet. My hope is to return to the tech industry and work for a small start-up company where I can utilize my Art, Design, and newly acquired Software Development skills, and finally make big boy $$$.
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| 4 | * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. | |
| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
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| 9 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
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| 11 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 12 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 13 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 14 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 15 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.collections4.functors; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import org.apache.commons.collections4.Transformer; | |
| 20 | ||
| 21 | /** | |
| 22 | * Transformer implementation that returns a clone of the input object. | |
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| 24 | * Clone is performed using PrototypeFactory.prototypeFactory(input).create(). | |
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| 26 | * WARNING: from v4.1 onwards this class will not be serializable anymore | |
| 27 | * in order to prevent potential remote code execution exploits. Please refer to | |
| 28 | * COLLECTIONS-580 | |
| 29 | * for more details. | |
| 30 | * | |
| 31 | * @since 3.0 | |
| 32 | * @version $Id: CloneTransformer.java 1714262 2015-11-13 20:08:45Z tn $ | |
| 33 | */ | |
| 34 | public class CloneTransformer<T> implements Transformer<T, T> { | |
| 35 | ||
| 36 | /** Singleton predicate instance */ | |
| 37 | @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") // the singleton instance works for all types | |
| 38 | public static final Transformer INSTANCE = new CloneTransformer<Object>(); | |
| 39 | ||
| 40 | /** | |
| 41 | * Factory returning the singleton instance. | |
| 42 | * | |
| 43 | * @param <T> the type of the objects to be cloned | |
| 44 | * @return the singleton instance | |
| 45 | * @since 3.1 | |
| 46 | */ | |
| 47 | @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") // the singleton instance works for all types | |
| 48 | public static <T> Transformer<T, T> cloneTransformer() { | |
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| 51 | ||
| 52 | /** | |
| 53 | * Constructor. | |
| 54 | */ | |
| 55 | private CloneTransformer() { | |
| 56 | super(); | |
| 57 | } | |
| 58 | ||
| 59 | /** | |
| 60 | * Transforms the input to result by cloning it. | |
| 61 | * | |
| 62 | * @param input the input object to transform | |
| 63 | * @return the transformed result | |
| 64 | */ | |
| 65 | @Override | |
| 66 | public T transform(final T input) { | |
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Frozen chicken fried rice recalled after consumers find plastic in products
by Alexandria HeinA Mississippi company has issued a recall for over 172,000 pounds of frozen chicken fried rice after consumers complained about finding pieces of plastic in the product.
Ajinomoto Foods North America Inc., said the impacted products are labeled “Ajinomoto yakitori chicken with Japanese-style fried rice” and were shipped to retail locations in Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey and Texas.
RAW PORK PRODUCTS RECALLED AFTER COMPANY FAILED TO INSPECT THEM
The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service notice said that while there have not been any reports of injury or illness related to the recall, consumers who purchased the products that were produced from July 9, 2019, to July 11, 2019, sold in 54-oz. cardboard packages and labeled with date codes “3559007, 3559008, 3559015, 3559190 and 3559191,” are urged not to eat them.
ROMAINE LETTUCE FROM SALINAS, CALIFORNIA, LINKED TO ANOTHER E. COLI OUTBREAK, OFFICIALS SAY
The impacted products can also be identified by the establishment number “P-34708.” Consumers who discover the recalled products in their freezers are encouraged to throw it away or return it to place of purchase for a refund.
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FSIS said in the recall notice that the company alerted the health agency to the problem. Those with additional questions are instructed to contact the Ajinomoto Foods North America, Inc., at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


This piece of software is only a first draft for a better one.
Especially I am not happy with the absorbance und transmission part.
Multiple spectra needs to saved and loaded for simple kinetics...
All my software in source or binary form are under the FreeBSD-license.
Please comment on Github


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Firefox and Safari partially support it, Google's Wave and Chrome projects are banking on it, and most web developers are ecstatic about what it means. It's HTML5, and if you're not exactly sure what it is, here's an explainer.
Image taken from Bruce Lawson's fantastic HTML5 presentation.
HTML5 is a specification for how the web's core language, HTML, should be formatted and utilized to deliver text, images, multimedia, web apps, search forms, and anything else you see in your browser. In some ways, it's mostly a core set of standards that only web developers really need to know. In other ways, it's a major revision to how the web is put together. Not every web site will use it, but those that do will have better support across modern desktop and mobile browsers (that is, everything except Internet Explorer).
The big, marquee changes in HTML5 have already made some headlines, thanks to browser makers like Google, Apple, Mozilla, and others picking them up and implementing them. The shortlist:
Ooh, good question!
From this page right here, with a soon-to-be-optional-maybe-Flash, you can check out these video demonstrations:
Google I/O 2009
Keynote, pt. 1
Firefox 3.5 Treats
Videos Like Web Pages:
If you're running an up-to-date version of Firefox, Safari, Chrome, or Operaâ€”or, basically, any regularly updated browser besides Internet Explorerâ€”give these links a shot.
HTML5 Demos: Huge list of capability demonstrations, gracefully compiled by Remy Sharp.
Welcome to Safari: Written entirely with HTML5 and CSS 3.
YouTube in HTML5: No Flash required at all (for Chrome and Safari only, at this point).
Canvas drawing and
audio
Neat interactive site that shows tweets from folks who are digging
on HTML5, with streaming background audio and interactive data
pieces.
Make no mistake, HTML5 has much love for JavaScript and its many relativesâ€”in fact, the new markup standards make it easier for JavaScript-type code to point at, and pull from, pieces of each web page. As for Flash, and Silverlight, and other browser plug-ins, well, they are artificial solutions for a natural problem that HTML5 is trying to fix: Placing and managing interactive elements on a web page.
Besides being a major source of browser memory leaks and crashes, Flash and its brethren also doesn't work on every platform, and has to be re-written and adapted for every new one. If you're looking to make a clever application available to as many people as possible, a write once, use everywhere system is ideal. When more browsers and developers support HTML5's audio, video, and interaction standards, the idea of the web as the universal app storeâ€”for smartphones, for desktops and laptops, Windows, Mac, and Linuxâ€”gets closer to reality.
Apple tried to pitch this mentality to developers with their first iPhone release. That pronouncement was, to put it mildly, roundly mocked. Since then, webapps have become a lot more powerful and respectable as mainstays of productivity, and enthusiasm for the walled garden model of application markets has waned quite a bit in the minds of an increasing number of developers.
That's not to say that HTML5-powered web applications, with their lack of serious local storage, hardware access, and serious offline capabilities, are going to make the iPhone App Store, the Android Market, or the desktop software we're all used to obsolete. But look at how Chrome is positioning its Chrome OS for netbooks, which relies on HTML5 for offline storage: A secondary computer, in terms of hard-and-fast capabilities, but one you might use just as often, if not more, for the web-connected convenience.
HTML5 isn't a software release, or a web development law. It's a voted-upon and group-edited standard, written in broad fashion to accommodate different styles of development and the different thinking among web browser makers.
Put more simply, it depends on what you're using to surf. And what standards your web makers are following.
Firefox, Safari, and Chrome on the desktop support a few of the styles and features outlined in HTML5's draft specifications, like offline storage, canvas drawing, and, most intriguingly, tags for audio and video that allow sites to stream multimedia files directly into a browser. Apple's Safari for iPhone and the Android browser also support elements of HTML5, as does Opera Mobile. Want to know the nitty-gritty of where your browser stands on HTML5? Web geeks have put in the time to put it all in a Wikipedia chart.
Those audio and video tags aren't quite as liberating as they may seem. The writers of the HTML5 standardâ€”Ian Hickson of Google and Davd Hyatt of Appleâ€”wanted to define a single, standardized format for video streaming, but while their employers favor the H.264/MPEG-4 standard, open-source firms like Mozilla can't abide by its patent "encumbrance," and Opera and other web firms don't particularly love the licensing costs. Their alternative is Theora, better known (relatively) as Ogg Theora. As it stands, HTML5 simply doesn't require or suggest a single container format or codec to use, which could mean browser-by-browser differences down the road. Ars Technica has a good explainer on the HTML5 video codec debate.


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Public Project Meeting - April 23, 2020
Continuing the series of bi-weekly public project meetings, here is the timeline of the meeting held on April 23, 2020 (times are on CET).
Meetings are held on the #selenium-tlc
channel on Selenium Slack.
The next meeting will be on May 7, 2020, 4:30 PM CET.
Diego Molina 4:32 PM
Hi all, we are going to start the next project status meeting in a moment
for now, the agenda would be:
- project stats: +/- issues, prs
- any staffing announcements
- whats been worked on (seems things are picking up again)
- whats next
- when do we plan the next release
- SeleniumConf status (for India and Chicago), and its website
Simon Stewart 4:32 PM
Does someone want to announce it on the main #selenium channel too?
Diego Molina 4:33 PM
I can do that
Simon Stewart 4:33 PM
Thanks
Diego Molina 4:34 PM
before we start, does anyone want to add a topic?
4:36
maybe we can also discuss the Go bindings again
but I will take that silence as a “no more topics”
First topic, project stats: +/- issues, prs…
Simon Stewart 4:37 PM
@AutomatedTester probably knows those
Diego Molina 4:37 PM
Since a few weeks we are under 65 PRs and 400 issues, we made progress but not as significant as in the previous weeks
I am looking at a couple of OSS projects that build a dashboard so we have a better overview
Simon Stewart 4:38 PM
It’s the law of diminishing returns. We’re starting to hit actual issues and things that need thinking about
Diego Molina 4:41 PM
I experimented during the weekend with https://chaoss.github.io/grimoirelab/ and https://github.com/cncf/devstats, I liked the first one more, but we need to find a place where to deploy it for free Recently I bumped into https://github.com/google/triage-party, which could be also a good one to have an overview (edited)
4:42
all this in the spirit of having a clear project status for everyone
I can try to have something working for the next meeting, does anyone have more comments or should we move to the next topic?
Simon Stewart 4:42 PM
No comments from me
Diego Molina 4:43 PM
next topic: any staffing announcements, what did you mean by this @adamgoucher?
Simon Stewart 4:43 PM
@harsha509 has joined the team :slightly_smiling_face:
adamgoucher 4:43 PM
anyone get the commit bit, step away from a committee, etc.
Diego Molina 4:44 PM
well, @tourdedave mentioned he does not have the bandwidth to be in the TLC (which is my fault because I added him without asking, in the spirit of having someone from the IDE)
4:45
we could just leave it as it is or ask around if someone is interested?
Simon Stewart 4:45 PM
Having a strong owner for the IDE would be really helpful
Marcus Merrell 4:47 PM
I’m afraid unless he or Tomer change their mind, I’m not sure anyone exists who could fit the bill
we maintain really strong contacts with Dave.. that might have to be good enough for now
Diego Molina 4:48 PM
the TLC has no size limit, so things could continue as they are, right?
Simon Stewart 4:49 PM
They could
And it sounds a bit unfair to continue to lean on @tourdedave after he’s stepped away
Diego Molina 4:51 PM
what the IDE needs for now is support from the PLC, since Microsoft wants to help with having the extension on Edge (new), but I think @AutomatedTester asked to be introduced to them, not sure what the status is there
support as in, sort out legal stuff for creating an account on the MS store
Simon Stewart 4:52 PM
That won’t be hard. Someone needs to message the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tomer Steinfeld 4:52 PM
I introduced @AutomatedTester I think the next step is to have someone from the SFC create an account
To do that we need PLC stamp
So that the SFC will do it
Simon Stewart 4:52 PM
@mmerrell want to run with that, or shall we ask @AutomatedTester to do it?
Titus Fortner 4:52 PM
What does that give the project though, if it isn’t the electron implementation?
Marcus Merrell 4:52 PM
I can run with it
Simon Stewart 4:52 PM
I’m happy with @AutomatedTester on point here :slightly_smiling_face:
Titus Fortner 4:52 PM
Not saying we should ever turn down help
Just curious
Marcus Merrell 4:53 PM
He might have better contacts than me
Simon Stewart 4:53 PM
@titusfortner support on Edge, and maybe someone from MS will step into the gap
Diego Molina 4:53 PM
to have the IDE working on the new Edge
Simon Stewart 4:53 PM
And also, and this is important, IDE working on Edge (as @diemol says)
Titus Fortner 4:55 PM
I thought all chromium apps worked already. I should actually use it :)
Diego Molina 4:55 PM
could we leave as an action item to have @mmerrell (since he is in the PLC) chat with @AutomatedTester in case David needs help with the PLC? and have a status for the next meeting?
Simon Stewart 4:56 PM
Sure
Diego Molina 4:57 PM
you ok with that @mmerrell?
while he answers, should we move slowly to the next topic?
Marcus Merrell 5:00 PM
yeah, I’m ok with that
Diego Molina 5:00 PM
next topic, whats been worked on (seems things are picking up again)
Simon Stewart 5:00 PM
I’ve some diffs lined up
5:01
- Streamlining how we manage cli flags and configuration, so that things included on the ClassPath get picked up too
- WebSocket proxying
- A patch that I started at SeConf (I know) to get relative locators working a little more nicely
- I also have experimental support for pinning browser versions (and their drivers) in the bazel build, which resolves some issues that folks may have
When I get some bandwidth, landing those would be nice
After that, I’ll dig into the .Net stuff now that @jimevans has it working on macOS and see whether there’s some jiggery-pokery with select we can do so that bazel test //… will work the way we expect it to
Oh, I’ve also started wrapping OpenTelemetry with our own APIs so we do an update without too much chaos
0.2.0 -> 0.3.0 is messy
Diego Molina 5:04 PM
From my side:
- Docker images working with the Grid 4 Alpha 5, only supporting standalone and hub/node for now
- Working on adding support for retries in the Grid, issue #8167
- Also, added tags and categories to the blog in selenium.dev, so now all governance related meetings can be seen at https://www.selenium.dev/categories/governance/
Marcus Merrell 5:04 PM
ditto me for the “quiesce” feature, in terms of “working since SeConf” and “when I get some bandwidth”
Jim Evans 5:05 PM
@simonstewart let me know what you’d like to see here in terms of .NET.
Marcus Merrell 5:05 PM
the bulk of it is complete, still do to:
actually spin down the nodes
5:05
write unit tests
Simon Stewart 5:06 PM
I’ve still been pondering on how we make it possible to spin the grid up in an ad-hoc order
And I keep coming back to the fact that life would be easier if we had a backbone of a “message bus”, a “key/value store”, and a “service registry”
We definitely have the message bus already
And the session-map is perilously close to being a key/value store
Diego Molina 5:07 PM
conceptually I wanted to cover that in the support for retries issue, because we cannot expect the docker containers to start always in the same order
Simon Stewart 5:07 PM
Right
Regularly has support for a successful retry and an unsuccessful retry
But we can’t build everything on that :slightly_smiling_face:
Diego Molina 5:08 PM
I want to tackle that first, so at some point containers can be used in other envs
between https://jodah.net/failsafe/fallback/ and https://github.com/resilience4j/resilience4j I am liking more the first one (edited)
Simon Stewart 5:08 PM
You’re writing the code, and I like both of them :slightly_smiling_face:
5:09
Fallback is also used by an alternative netty-based http client
We may need to switch from AsynHttpClient because it doesn’t support http2 (or unix domain sockets)
5:10
I’ve been looking at io.projectreactor.netty:reactor-netty:0.9.6.RELEASE and I think @barancev may have some code
Or he may not :slightly_smiling_face:
Diego Molina 5:10 PM
I guess we can come back to that when some written code from my side actually works :slightly_smiling_face:
Simon Stewart 5:11 PM
Well, it means that looking at failsafe fallback is a better bet
Which leans into your preference
So it’s more a datapoint than anything else
Diego Molina 5:12 PM
sounds good
ok, should we move to the next topic, so we can hopefully finish on time
Simon Stewart 5:12 PM
SGTM
Diego Molina 5:12 PM
next topic is, what’s next & when do we plan the next release
Simon Stewart 5:12 PM
Next release? I’d like a banner feature in. WebSockets and CDP across the Grid would be it, for me
5:13
Or we can just ship what we have
Marcus Merrell 5:13 PM
that would be amazing
Simon Stewart 5:13 PM
It’s a SMOP
Simple Matter of Programming
Diego Molina 5:13 PM
we have 267 commits after the alpha 5 release, sounds like there could be something we can release?
Simon Stewart 5:13 PM
So I think the choice we have to make is “timed releases” or “feature releases”
Marcus Merrell 5:14 PM
I thought SMOP might be “Simple Matter of Pfantasy”
Simon Stewart 5:14 PM
git log selenium-4.0.0-alpha-5..HEAD --oneline java
5:15
HA! 098eb99991
5:15
We landed support for configs via TOML….
Diego Molina 5:16 PM
true, what if we try to have the retries thing, docs for toml, and maybe have a release before the next status meeting?
Simon Stewart 5:16 PM
Looks like lots of little fixes
- DOCS?
:wink:
I can write an info section for configuration
Diego Molina 5:17 PM
that is what I was thinking
Simon Stewart 5:17 PM
kk
File an issue and assign it to me
(At some point, I need to do my day job)
Diego Molina 5:17 PM
before the beta some of us need to make those docs a bit nicer for Se4
5:18
I will do that then
Simon Stewart 5:18 PM
Thank you
Shall we mark some issues as “4.0a6”?
Diego Molina 5:19 PM
Maybe it is too much, not sure
Marcus Merrell 5:19 PM
my offer still stands to help with issue hygiene, I just need permissions
Simon Stewart 5:19 PM
Or, perhaps, let’s work on our features, and next meeting ship 4.0a6 regardless of where we are
@mmerrell I’ll fix that up for you now
And @harsha509 too
Sri Harsha 5:20 PM Js bindings is already at alpha7. We can try to implement relative locators(which is pending in JS bindings) and release in next meeting.
Simon Stewart 5:21 PM
That’d be great
Thank you
Diego Molina 5:21 PM
issue for TOML https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/issues/8232
Simon Stewart 5:22 PM
Thank you
Diego Molina 5:22 PM
ok, two topics left
first is, SeleniumConf status (for India and Chicago), and its website
Marcus Merrell 5:23 PM
I’ll see if I can get a website update from Bill McGee now that it’s a bit later on the west coast
Diego Molina 5:23 PM
so India will happen (:crossed_fingers: ) in September, and Chicago in November, does anyone know any news related to that?
Simon Stewart 5:24 PM
@mmerrell you should have an invitation from GH to join the SeleniumHQ org. Am slightly surprised you’re not a member already :slightly_smiling_face:
Marcus Merrell 5:26 PM
the conference status is currently:
- We’re waiting until around May 15th to make a decision, but
- While we believe the conference could happen in November, it’s Bill McGee’s observation that people right now just don’t seem to be interested in buying tickets, submitting papers, or writing checks to sponsor in-person conferences right now
- Given that we’re having trouble motivating people to take the actions they need to take now (the previous point), it’s hard to imagine how we can feel confident in a November conference in the near future
- What I’m saying is that, things in the community need to happen in May in order to hold a conference in November, and I don’t have even the barest hint that those things will happen
so, at this point we believe we will be able to recover most/all funds from the Holiday Inn, based on Sauce’s experience with the Fairmont in Austin, and TestBash’s experience in Detroit
5:27
but we’re going to wait a few more weeks, a) because we can, and b) in case there’s some kind of earth-shattering news that comes out that changes the picture
Simon Stewart 5:27 PM
The UK has been told that social distancing will remain necessary until next year
Alexei Barantsev 5:28 PM
@simonstewart I don’t have any new code for http client yet, just an item on my todo list
Marcus Merrell 5:28 PM
as you might have seen, our leadership much more optimistic :face_palm:
Simon Stewart 5:28 PM
@barancev ok. There’s no rush
Diego Molina 5:29 PM
that’s a great update @mmerrell, thanks
something else I wanted to ask is, if we could have at some point the SeleniumConf website code and assets also under the SeleniumHQ GitHub org
Simon Stewart 5:29 PM
Totes up for that
5:30 I’ve another meeting to go to
Marcus Merrell 5:30 PM
me too. that’s where things get sensitive
Simon Stewart 5:30 PM
Toodle pip
Marcus Merrell 5:30 PM
but I think we need to head in that direction
Diego Molina 5:30 PM
and as part of this, add the general conference guidelines to the governance doc
Marcus Merrell 5:30 PM
yep, that’s on my plate
Diego Molina 5:30 PM
that’s fine, we can stop here as we have no more time
5:31
but we can keep the topic in our head for informal discussions
Simon Stewart 5:31 PM
You can carry on without me. I’m fine with that :slightly_smiling_face:
Diego Molina 5:31 PM
and have a status of it in the next meeting
5:32
to respect people’s time, we will end the meeting here, I will upload the minutes to selenium.dev, and prepare an agenda for the next one
5:32
thank you everyone!
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Public Project Meeting - April 9, 2020
As an initiative to bring more transparency to the Selenium project, we are now holding bi-weekly public project
meetings. These are written meetings which are held on the #selenium-tlc
channel on Selenium Slack.
Here is the timeline of the meeting held on April 9, 2020 (times are on CET).
The next meeting will be on April 23, 2020, 4:30 PM CET.
Simon Stewart 4:31 PM @adamgoucher there needs to be a calendar invite for these things
adamgoucher 4:32 PM well, originally the idea was that people could manage their own calendars but if you send me which email you want it attached to i can add you to the one ive been putting people on who wanted an invite
4:35 anyhow; here’s the rough approximation of an agenda. we’ll see how it goes;
- anything governance-y that needs to be discussed in public (not limited to, but including public announcement of people getting the commit bit, etc.)
- status of prs
- status of issues
- status of se project related events (india, chicago are the big ones)
- next release status and/or timeline
- go around the metaphorical table on how people are doing against things they signed up for
- anything that needs to get sussed out in public (from reading the channel, the main thing that came up is the js discussion)
- open the floor for other discussions either instigated by ’project people
4:38 anything governance-y that needs to be discussed in public (not limited to, but including public announcement of people getting the commit bit, etc.)
Diego Molina 4:38 PM if there is time, let’s add the recent topic of adding go bindings
adamgoucher 4:38 PM has there been an sfc call recently? (i cant remember when they are)
Diego Molina 4:40 PM governance related, I’d say: we need to define where we put these meetings minutes, how we announce them widely (do we need?), and that we still need a code of conduct
adamgoucher 4:41 PM ok. @diemol pester my monday morning if i haven’t figured out how to get them onto the blog by then
Diego Molina 4:41 PM So, meetings minutes… we can put them in the same format as a blog entry, and we can tag/label them so they are publicly accessible I can do that, I would just need the contents of the previous meetings, and also add small instructions on how to add new ones
adamgoucher 4:43 PM i think we just start with this one. i didnt take the most excellent notes the last couple and they might have expired out the channel (havent scrolled up to check)
Diego Molina 4:43 PM ok, so I will start doing that with this onee
adamgoucher 4:44 PM who is the point person for the code of conduct
Diego Molina 4:44 PM @AutomatedTester said something about being working on it? 4:44 but we currently have a draft, why don’t we use that draft and iterate on it?
adamgoucher 4:45 PM makes sense. as we did with the other doc
4:46 ok. next thing on the list is status of prs. which @AutomatedTester has been culling like a mad man over the last week and we’re down the 62
4:47 followed closely by status of issues and there is now 402 which i think he is also attacking (but i dont have a number from 2 weeks ago)
Diego Molina 4:48 PM perhaps we should set up a project health status dashboard I saw a couple of OSS projects that could do that
adamgoucher 4:49 PM could be interesting. of course we could also then get into wild semantic discussions around ‘what’ healthy is. :smile:
4:50 next; status of se project related events (india, chicago are the big ones)
4:51 i saw that seconf india has been moved to september. how is chicago looking?
Diego Molina 4:51 PM I think no one is around who could reply that question
David Burns 4:52 PM I also think it’s too early to comment. Chicago is in lockdown at the moment for the foreseeable
4:52 we also need to be see how many venues are still around when we come out of our homes
Isaul Vargas 4:53 PM As for big cities in the US, only by End of May can we know if restrictions will be lifted due to testing and lowering the curve.
adamgoucher 4:53 PM (it has more of a recurring agenda item more than me seeing someone who can answer)
4:54 and restrictions will be lifted in june and clamped back down in july. as is the way in a pandemic. (and really, will be until we get a vaccine)
4:55 next item; next release status and/or timeline. @simonstewart?
Simon Stewart 4:55 PM India has been moved to later in the year
4:56 We’re running the 4.0 release in the open: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/projects/2
4:56 The config stuff won’t be too horrible. I’m quite liking the fact that TOML opens up some options
adamgoucher 4:56 PM yup. so is your plan still ‘push the button on stage to do the release and retire for your daily beverage’ or are we aiming for a same-ish part of the calender
Simon Stewart 4:56 PM When we ship, I stand down
4:57 I’d still like to get the betas out soon
4:57 But there are some big pieces missing before we can get to that point
4:58 The big one being the CDP stuff across Grid, which I’ve many of the moving parts for in various branches on my machine
Diego Molina 4:58 PM when I look at the things on the “to do” column, maybe 80% is Grid, right?
5:00 if so, it is something that calms me down because at least (from my side), I am having slowly more time to work on the code
5:00 but there are a couple of things on that list which concern me: IDE to the monorepo (and build it with bazel) + implement CDP and relative locators in JS
David Burns 5:01 PM I am doing the IDE to mono repo now
5:01 relative locators in JS should be easy, I can do it or talk @harsha509 through it
Diego Molina 5:02 PM but in the IDE, what is our approach in terms of browser extension vs. electron
5:02 right now we could only do the browser extension, right?
David Burns 5:02 PM that is separate from the mono repo work
5:03 these are questions for @tourdedave and @corevo
Simon Stewart 5:03 PM Right now, there’s just the browser extension, but @tourdedave and @corevo did start work on the electron port
5:03 I’m not sure what kind of progress they’re making, if any
Diego Molina 5:04 PM ok, so it seems we will only focus on the browser extension for now
adamgoucher 5:07 PM ok, so to summarize; all the known to-dos are in the github project india has been shifted, but dont want to just move the target to september aiming for betas to start soon, grid cdp is really the last big hurdle until those can start
Diego Molina 5:08 PM and the JS stuff, right?
5:08 (CDP + relative locators)
adamgoucher 5:09 PM i think we can skip the next thing which is ‘how are people progressing on the stuff they signed up for’ with a ‘see the github project’
5:11
because the next thing on the list i prepared was - anything that needs to get sussed out in public
which, for today, means ‘what to do about javascript’. not sure that anything got resolved the other day but i think the core of it is ‘webdriver.js is the official binding but not under the auspices of the project’ or something?
Simon Stewart 5:11 PM To reiterate feedback from other people, and my own reflections:
5:12 There is a general feeling that the selenium project should own the core of its own bindings We’ve gone from having basically no-one interested in JS to having Sri on board (@harsha509) We’ve not nailed down the overall strategy yet
5:14 Which kind of suggests not using webdriver.io’s webdriver module, but continuing to work with our own stuff
5:14 Unless that module moves under the aegis of the project
Diego Molina 5:15 PM oh, actually I was talking to @christian-bromann about it, and he manifested again his interest to help move the JS bindings to use the webdriver package, and leave things ready for someone who wants to maintain the bindings
Simon Stewart 5:15 PM And if the code for the webdriver package was in our repo, I think that’s probably what we’d do
Diego Molina 5:16 PM I am not a 100% sure that he is ok with moving the code from that package to our repo but in the worst case, would a copy/fork of the code work?
Simon Stewart 5:17 PM That seems like a bad idea
Christian Bromann 5:17 PM What is the problem of not having the webdriver binding in the Selenium repo?
Simon Stewart 5:18 PM The feedback I’ve had from several people has been that they’re deeply uncomfortable with it, and won’t approve of it
5:18 It’s not just a technical thing
5:18 There are the social aspects to consider too
Christian Bromann 5:19 PM I understand.
Diego Molina 5:20 PM well, the idea of the committees is to reach consensus in these cases, and it looks like we would never reach it for this situation
Christian Bromann 5:20 PM Well the idea of generating raw bindings based of some json files is pretty easy to reimplement and I am happy to support how it can be done.
5:22 copying over the code form WebdriverIO to Selenium is rather difficult as it depends on some other wdio utilities (logging and utility functions)
Simon Stewart 5:22 PM I do wonder how far adrift the JS bindings are
5:23 The obvious missing 4.0 features are relative locators and the CDP integration
5:23 The CDP integration isn’t nailed down properly anywhere. We’ve got access to the raw protocol, but we’ve yet to build the abstractions people would actually write against
Christian Bromann 5:23 PM Given the situation I am would be also happy to invite the Selenium JS contributor to the WebdriverIO org to ensure code access and ability to merge/review code changes.
Simon Stewart 5:24 PM Thank you
Diego Molina 5:25 PM well, then it seems JS bindings stay as they are hopefully we all find a way to make them fit for the 4.0 release
5:25 should we talk about the go bindings?
adamgoucher 5:26 PM thats the only other thing on my list
Simon Stewart 5:26 PM We can talk about Go bindings
5:27 Miki offered to donate https://github.com/tebeka/selenium to the project a while ago
5:27 I got busy and had health issues, so dropped things on the floor
5:27 Should we pick that back up again?
adamgoucher 5:28 PM is he also intending to maintain it (dunno the status of them) or is it a ‘i did a thing and dont need it anymore so someone can pick it up if they want’
Simon Stewart 5:28 PM I dunno
5:28 That would be part of the conversation
David Burns 5:29 PM if it’s the latter then I am not sure we would want them. It’s amazingly nice but the maintenance burden, potentially, doesnt feel worth it
Simon Stewart 5:30 PM Indeed
5:30 But it would be nice to have some “official” Go bindings.
adamgoucher 5:30 PM i know nothing about go, but i feel like the bar for any binding to be included in the main project; is it maintained? is it idomatically correct for the language? is there not a competing, more obvious one to incorporate?
Simon Stewart 5:30 PM Turns out that people like them
5:30 s/them/the language/
Diego Molina 5:30 PM seems it is worthy to give the conversation a go
5:30 who would like to drive that conversation with Miki?
Simon Stewart 5:31 PM It’s pretty dormant right now, but is that due to being complete? My understanding is “yes” Nothing that I’m aware of
5:31 puts finger on nose
adamgoucher 5:31 PM sounds like ‘you are a go’ for the conversation about go. as it were
Simon Stewart 5:31 PM Not me
5:31 Yeah, I think it’s a conversation that’s well worth having
Diego Molina 5:32 PM I can see from a quick look that the go bindings have vendor stuff in it, for example it has the ability to use Sauce Labs out of the box
5:33 even if I work for Sauce, we need to see all those things in case we want to merge them
Simon Stewart 5:34 PM Aye
Diego Molina 5:36 PM I know how the Grid works (in general), but I still have black spots in my head when talking about bindings we need someone who knows how bindings should work and do a check on the go bindings
adamgoucher 5:37 PM sounds like ‘we think having the go bindings in the main project is cool, but currently the people in the channel right now dont have enough interest (or knowledge) to drive the conversation’
5:38 likely also have to talk to sfc about rights transfer and such. though the existing licensing could cover it
Diego Molina 5:39 PM maybe we bring the topic back in 2 weeks and see how people feel?
Simon Stewart 5:40 PM SGTM
adamgoucher 5:41 PM ok. i didnt have anything else? did anyone else?
Simon Stewart 5:42 PM I’ve got other meetings to attend, so nowt from me
adamgoucher 5:43 PM taking silence from the rest as a no. thanks everyone!
Diego Molina 5:43 PM Thank you all!
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AUD/USD climbs above 0.6800, looks to snap five-day losing streak
by Eren Sengezer- US Dollar Index retreats to 98 area on Friday.
- Industrial Production in US declines more than expected.
- Hopes of the US and China reaching a trade deal helps AUD find demand.
The AUD/USD pair gained traction in the American trading hours on Friday and rose above the 0.6800 handle boosted by renewed hopes of the United States and China coming to terms on trade. As of writing, the pair was trading at 0.6804, adding 0.27% on a daily basis. Despite today's rebound, the AUD/USD pair remains on track to post weekly losses for the second straight week.
In an interview with Fox Business Network on Friday, United States Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said that there will be a call on trade between officials on Friday and noted that there was a very high probability that they will be able to reach a trade deal with China.
USD comes under pressure amid uninspiring data
On the other hand, today's data from the US revealed that Industrial Production and Manufacturing Production declined 0.8% and 0.6%, respectively, in October to hurt the greenback. The US Dollar Index, which spent a large portion of the day moving sideways near the 98.20 mark, came under pressure and was last seen testing the 98 handle, erasing 0.15% on a daily basis. Although other data showed that Retail Sales rose slightly more than expected in October, it failed to help the USD find demand.
Technical levels to watch for
AUD/USD
| Overview | |
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| Today last price | 0.6804 |
| Today Daily Change | 0.0018 |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.27 |
| Today daily open | 0.6786 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 0.6861 |
| Daily SMA50 | 0.6817 |
| Daily SMA100 | 0.6844 |
| Daily SMA200 | 0.694 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 0.6842 |
| Previous Daily Low | 0.6769 |
| Previous Weekly High | 0.6929 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 0.6847 |
| Previous Monthly High | 0.693 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 0.667 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 0.6797 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 0.6814 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 0.6756 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 0.6726 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 0.6683 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 0.6829 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 0.6872 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 0.6902 |


This component is used to exert a line force between the origin of frame_a and the origin of frame_b by attaching components of the 1-dimensional translational mechanical library of Modelica (Modelica.Mechanics.Translational) between the two flange connectors flange_a and flange_b. Optionally, there are two point masses on the line connecting the origin of frame_a and the origin of frame_b. These point masses approximate the masses of the force element. The locations of the two point masses are defined by their (fixed) distances of L_a relative to frame_a and of L_b relative to frame_b, respectively.
In example MultiBody.Examples.Elementary.LineForceWithTwoMasses the usage of this line force element is shown and is compared with an alternative implementation using a MultiBody.Joints.Assemblies.JointUPS component. The composition diagram of this example is displayed in the figure below.
The animation view at time = 0 is shown in the next figure. The system on the left side in the front is the animation with the LineForceWithTwoMasses component whereas the system on the right side in the back is the animation with the JointUPS component. Both implementations yield the same result. However, the implementation with the LineForceWithTwoMasses component is simpler.
In the translational library there is the implicit assumption that forces of components that have only one flange connector act with opposite sign on the bearings of the component. This assumption is also used in the LineForceWithTwoMasses component: If a connection is present to only one of the flange connectors, then the force in this flange connector acts implicitly with opposite sign also in the other flange connector.


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This post describes on how to setup the latest version of Apache Spark v2.0.0 on an Ubuntu machine. Apache Spark is an execution engine that supports cyclic data flow and performs distributed in-memory computing. Spark has been demonstrated to be around 100x faster than Hadoop in memory and around 10x faster on disk. Various APIs are available for writing application in Java, Scala, Python and R. Spark is not just limited to batch processing, but also provides real-time streaming, combines SQL, a machine learning library (MLlib) and other complex analytics. And it also runs on various tools and platforms as well, including Hadoop (HDFS), Mesos, standalone or on cloud.
Please make sure you have Apache Maven installed and configured on your system!
So let’s get started with the installation!
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Create a new directory in /home/spark, and move into that directory
mkdir /home/spark
cd /home/spark
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Download the latest spark v2.0.0 tar.gz file with the following command:
wget http://d3kbcqa49mib13.cloudfront.net/spark-2.0.0-bin-hadoop2.7.tgz
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This will create the file spark-2.0.0-bin-hadoop2.7.tgz in the current directory. Now untar the compressed file as:
tar -xzvf spark-2.0.0-bin-hadoop2.7.tgz
This will create the file spark-2.0.0-bin-hadoop2.7 in the the directory.
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Now build the spark project with maven as:
mvn -Pyarn -Phadoop-2.4 -Dhadoop.version=2.4.0 -DskipTests clean package
If the above step completes successfully, then you have installed spark on your system. Congratulations!


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A generic attribute that has no specific purpose. It is intended to act as a base for specialized attributes that have a simple value syntax like the conditional processing attributes (one or more alphanumeric values separated by whitespace), but is not itself a filtering or flagging attribute. The attribute takes a space-delimited set of values. However, when acting as a container for generalized attributes, the content model will be more complex.


The fasting questionnaire is administered to determine the fasting status of the survey participant. Questions include but are not limited to: length of “food” fast, whether the participant had gum or mints, coffee or tea, or alcohol or dietary supplements prior to their laboratory examination.
Examined participants aged 1 year and older were eligible.
The MEC phlebotomist administered the questionnaire to determine the fasting status of the survey participant.
There were no changes to the questionnaire or lab site for this component in the NHANES 2015-2016 cycle.
Detailed instructions on specimen collection and processing are discussed in the NHANES Laboratory Procedures Manual (LPM). The NHANES quality control and quality assurance protocols (QA/QC) meet the 1988 Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act mandates. Detailed QA/QC instructions are discussed in the NHANES LPM.
Fasting questionnaire data were recorded directly into a computerized database; all forms used in the MEC were automated.
Refer to the 2015-2016 Laboratory Data Overview for general information on NHANES laboratory data.
Demographic and Other Related Variables
The analysis of NHANES laboratory data must be conducted using the appropriate survey design and demographic variables. The NHANES 2015-2016 Demographics File contains demographic data, health indicators, and other related information collected during household interviews as well as the sample weight variables. The recommended procedure for variance estimation requires use of stratum and PSU variables (SDMVSTRA and SDMVPSU, respectively) in the demographic data file.
This Fasting Questionnaire File includes auxiliary information such as fasting status, length of fast, and the time of venipuncture.
This laboratory data file can be linked to the other NHANES data files using the unique survey participant identifier (i.e., SEQN).
Use PHAFSTHR and PHAFSTMN to determine the duration of fasting in hours and minutes, respectively. When calculating a fasting time in hours and minutes, pay careful attention to the other times in hours and minutes. For example, the survey participants were asked: "When was the last time you ate or drank anything other than plain water? Do not include diet soda or black coffee or tea with artificial sweeteners like Sweet'N Low, NutraSweet, Equal, or Splenda." Survey participants were then asked questions PHQ020 to PHQ060: "Have you had any of the following since the last time you ate or drank anything other than plain water? Coffee or tea with cream or sugar (include milk or non-dairy creamers); Alcohol, such as beer, wine, or liquor; Gum, breath mints, lozenges, cough drops, or cold remedies; Antacids, laxatives, or anti-diarrheal; Dietary supplements such as vitamins and minerals."
If you are using fasting status in any of your analyses, please consider the answers to PHACOFHR/PHACOFMN, PHAALCHR/PHAALCMN, PHAGUMHR/PHAGUMMN/ PHAANTHR/PHAANTMN, and PHASUPHR/PHASUPMN with the times in hours and minutes in addition to the PHAFSTHR and PHSFSTMN times.
Use PHDSESN to determine the session in which the participant was examined.
Please refer to the NHANES Analytic Guidelines and the on-line NHANES Tutorial for further details on the use of sample weights and other analytic issues.
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Simplified DES (S-DES) Calculator
There was an error with the input. Please re-enter
Start the S-DES algorithim.
Input
Key
Generating Sub-Keys
Original Key
After applying permutation P10
After split
After LS-1 (Left Shift of 1)
First subkey K1
Solve by permutation P8 of the concatination of the left LS-1 result to the right LS-1 result
After LS-2 (Left Shift of 2) of the result of LS-1
Second subkey K2
Solve by permutation P8 of the concatination of the left LS-2 result to the right LS-2 result
Encrypt/Decrypt the message
Input
Subkey K1
Subkey K2
After applying initial permutation IP
Start Round Function 1
After IP split
After applying expansion permutation EP Round 1
After applying xor with round key: k1 if encryption, k2 if decryption
After split xor with round key
After Substitions
After applying P4, ROUND 1
After applying final xor of ROUND 1
Result of round function fk1
Result of switch function
Start Round Function 2
After switch split
After applying expansion permutation EP Round 2
After applying xor with round key: k2 if encryption, k1 if decryption
After split xor with round key
After Substitions
After applying P4, ROUND 2
After applying final xor of ROUND 2
Result of round function fk2
Final Result = (IP Inverse)


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I worked mostly on a React based frontend stack, had a role developing Android apps, and contributed to the Rails backend. This is where I learned and really appreciated functional programming for React and how elegant it can be. I used great libraries such as Ramda, Recompose and Emototion.
This is really where I felt my interest for the visual design and development found its intersection. I worked with a team of designers and built my foundations for frontend development, allowing me to make beautiful, efficient and functional applications.
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I had a very interesting role as a consultant and developer. This was a good opportunity for me to learn multiple streams of the software industry. I had experience with the design and ideation faze, to the final handoff of digital products.
This is where I first started developing modern frontend applications, first with Angular, then with React and Vue.
Software Engineer co-op
Minted is an ecommerce website for art and stationary
This was my final and most memorable internship. I had the great opportunity to work on an interesting product and field. It was my first experience with backend web development and I learned a lot.


Oculus Rift’s John Carmack is Stepping Down From His Role as CTO
by Luke PlunkettOculus Rift’s John Carmack is stepping down from his role as CTO of the VR company to try something new: artificial general intelligence, which he says is “possible, enormously valuable, and... I have a non-negligible chance of making a difference there.”


Southeast Asian leaders meet FIFA chief amid World Cup bid talks
BANGKOK: Southeast Asian countries signed a deal with soccer's global governing body FIFA on Saturday (Nov 2) to jointly boost the sport as its president said he was happy with the region's plan to bid for the 2034 World Cup.
The deal, signed at the summit of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), aims to boost investment, capacity building and education for the sport in the region, particularly through FIFA's Football for Schools Programme.
"After some decades of discussions between all the ASEAN countries, finally, we found the one topic that unites everyone. It's this, it's football," FIFA president Gianni Infantino said at the deal's signing ceremony.
The signing of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) came after ASEAN leaders earlier this year expressed interest in a joint bid to host the World Cup in 2034.
Asia has held soccer's international showpiece once when Japan and South Korea were joint hosts in 2002, the only time the tournament was hosted by more than one country.
The idea of ASEAN hosting the World Cup was first mooted at the beginning of the decade and advocates say the move could help the region's profile and integration.
But Southeast Asian national teams are relative minnows with none having ever qualified for the World Cup finals, and soccer leagues in the region still have a long way to go to reach international standards despite football being very popular in a region that is home to more than 640 million people.
"Through this MOU, we look forward to a stronger football and sporting community in the region that builds on unique regional identity and sense of community," ASEAN's secretary-general Lim Jock Hoi said.
FIFA promised to bring foreign investment and create job opportunities in ASEAN with the deal, saying Southeast Asians "deserve it."
"People in your country, businesses in your country, invest 10 times more in European football than football in ASEAN. We need of course to invest in ASEAN," Infantino said.
He did not give any targets for spending on investment.


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Whether you are a traveller planning to take part in a Green Silk Road journey, or you are a social organisation ready to host a group, this page is here to help you.
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Wind Street curves around in an arc and is broad to accommodate medieval Swansea’s market. The street may represent the earliest phase of urban development. On east side of the street house plots stretched back to the river and on the west to a ditch, possibly the town’s earliest medieval defences linked with the castle. One interpretation of Wind Street and the market is to see it as a late-11th or early-12th century piece of town planning linked to the creation of Old Castle to the north. The castle and town together were a hallmark of Norman colonisation and urban development in Wales and England. A second interpretation of Wind Street is to see it as an area that existed before the Normans. If so, then the possibility exists that the curved Wind Street was originally longer and perhaps even originated at the time of the Vikings.


This is a my first js plugin；With a type.js ，would be better
this is a section
this is a section
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{% include "navbar.html" %} {# {% include "profilebar.html" %} #}
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You haven't ordered anything in the past
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Options:
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Simply move your moust cursor over the text you want to copy, hold down the ALT (or META) key, and click the text once. select-copy will automatically select the relevant text and copy it to the keyboard.
Extension icon is "Copy Text" by Chris Alpaerts from the Noun Project.


#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/param.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| struct | ya_position_s |
| Position in the text file. More... | |
| struct | ya_node_s |
| The data as it will be when writing this node and its subnodes to disk. More... | |
| struct | ya_t |
| Structure to pass around on the stack for the parser. More... | |
Defines | |
| #define | _GNU_SOURCE |
| #define | restrict |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_NULL 0 |
| A NULL node for an unused child. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_LEAF 1 |
| Leaf node which doesn't have data. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_BRANCH 2 |
| Branch node with 0 or more childs. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_TEXT 3 |
| Text node with null terminated UTF-8 string. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_POSITIVE_INTEGER 4 |
| Positive integer, encoded as a big endian unsigned integer. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_NEGATIVE_INTEGER 5 |
| Negative integer, encoded as a big endian unsigned integer. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_BINARY_FLOAT 6 |
| Binary floating point, encoded as a 'big endian' binary64 or binary128 IEEE-754. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_DECIMAL_FLOAT 7 |
| Decimal floating point, encoded as a 'big endian' decimal64 or decimal128 IEEE-754. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_LIST 254 |
| List node which links child lists together. Never encoded in the output file. | |
| #define | YA_NODE_TYPE_COUNT 255 |
| Count node, which is never encoded in the output file. | |
| #define | YYSTYPE ya_t |
| Lex and Yacc needs to know what type should be used. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef __uint128_t | uint128_t |
| typedef uint64_t | ya_name_t |
| typedef uint8_t | ya_type_t |
| typedef struct ya_position_s | ya_position_t |
| typedef struct ya_node_s | ya_node_t |
Variables | |
| struct ya_position_s | packed |
| Position in the text file. | |
| struct ya_position_s | aligned |
| ya_t | ya_start |
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_BINARY_FLOAT 6 |
Binary floating point, encoded as a 'big endian' binary64 or binary128 IEEE-754.
Definition at line 50 of file types.h.
Referenced by node_decode(), and ya_binary_float().
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_BRANCH 2 |
Branch node with 0 or more childs.
Definition at line 46 of file types.h.
Referenced by node_decode(), and ya_branch().
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_COUNT 255 |
Count node, which is never encoded in the output file.
Definition at line 54 of file types.h.
Referenced by ya_count(), and ya_generic_nodev().
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_DECIMAL_FLOAT 7 |
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_LEAF 1 |
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_LIST 254 |
List node which links child lists together. Never encoded in the output file.
Definition at line 53 of file types.h.
Referenced by ya_generic_nodev(), and ya_list().
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_NEGATIVE_INTEGER 5 |
Negative integer, encoded as a big endian unsigned integer.
Definition at line 49 of file types.h.
Referenced by node_decode(), and ya_negative_integer().
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_NULL 0 |
A NULL node for an unused child.
Definition at line 44 of file types.h.
Referenced by node_decode(), and ya_null().
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_POSITIVE_INTEGER 4 |
Positive integer, encoded as a big endian unsigned integer.
Definition at line 48 of file types.h.
Referenced by node_decode(), and ya_positive_integer().
| #define YA_NODE_TYPE_TEXT 3 |
Text node with null terminated UTF-8 string.
Definition at line 47 of file types.h.
Referenced by node_decode(), and ya_text().
| #define YYSTYPE ya_t |
| typedef struct ya_position_s ya_position_t |
Position in the text file.
The data as it will be when writing this node and its subnodes to disk.
This structure is allocated and free-ed as it passed along. In priciple it shouldn't leak in the end.


Chekkbox: a jquery plugin for displaying json data as a checkbox.
Tested on ie 9, chrome, firefox and safari. Download from github. Robert Tessler Oct-2013


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Create Annual Newsletter Container
Steps in this section only need to be done at the start of the calendar year.
Once the container has been created and populated with the first newsletter, the remaining newsletters for the calendar year will be added by following the steps in the Upload Newsletter to the Website section.
- Please note that prior to doing anything in the production environment you can test in the sandbox environment first. This environment is used for testing and is not seen by members.
- Your webmaster will also help with any questions you may have.
- Login to your account on raleighhog.com and there will be a smaller Navigational Bar (navbar) on top of the Chapter navbar. See image below
- Without clicking, hover the mouse pointer over Content to expand the menu, then hover over Add Content to expand then click Newsletter. See image below.
- Aternately, if you did click on the word Content you will then need to;
- Click on the + Add Content link. See image below
- Next click Newsletter to open the annual newsletter container. See image below
- Note: The other pages that you see are beyond the scope of this document. Editing/adding each of them will be covered in other documents.
- The page to create the Annual Newsletter container opens. See image below.
- Fill in the required field, Annual Container Title
- Stay with the naming convention of 20xx HOGWASH Newsletters where 20xx is the new calendar year
- Click the Choose File button and select from your machine the current newsletter.pdf file that you wish to upload
- Click the Upload button
- Once it uploads fill in the Description field. See image below
- Stay with the current naming convention. HOGWASH Month YYYY (where Month is the first three letters of the month (e.g. Jan) and YYYY is the four digit calendar year). See image below
- Optionally, fill in the Revision log message. Something as simple as "create 2022 annual container" is good enough for someone looking later on to see what was done.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the Save button
- You're done. A section for the new calendar year has been created and populated with the Jan edition of the newsletter.


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Interactive tools to explore topographic-like data sets. Such data sets take the form of a matrix in which the rows and columns provide location/frequency information, and the matrix elements contain altitude/response information. Such data is found in cartography, 2D spectroscopy and chemometrics. The functions in this package create interactive web pages showing the contoured data, possibly with slices from the original matrix parallel to each dimension. The interactive behavior is created using the 'D3.js' 'JavaScript' library by Mike Bostock.
| Version: | 0.2.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0) |
| Imports: | jsonlite, grDevices, utils |
| Suggests: | js |
| Published: | 2017-07-26 |
| Author: | Bryan A. Hanson [aut, cre], Kristina R. Mulry [ctb], Mike Bostock [cph, ctb] (author of the d3.js library, http://d3js.org) |
| Maintainer: | Bryan A. Hanson <hanson at depauw.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/bryanhanson/exCon/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/bryanhanson/exCon |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | exCon results |
| Reference manual: | exCon.pdf |
| Package source: | exCon_0.2.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: exCon_0.2.5.zip, r-release: exCon_0.2.5.zip, r-oldrel: exCon_0.2.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: exCon_0.2.5.tgz, r-oldrel: exCon_0.2.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | exCon archive |
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On the Subject of TetraVex
I knew putting "Microsoft Entertainment Pack" on my résumé would be beneficial someday!
- This module contains nine TetraVex pieces arranged in a 3×3 grid. Each piece is separated into four triangular sections with a number marking them.
- Select a piece to pick it up off of the board.
- While a piece is held, select another piece to swap that piece with the one currently being held. Select the empty space to set the held piece down there.
- Rearrange the pieces such that the edges of all orthogonally adjacent pieces match each other. Edges not facing another piece (i.e. facing the edge of the board) may be ignored.
- When the pieces are arranged correctly, press the Check button to disarm the module.
- Pressing the Check button when any two pieces share an edge that does not match, or while a piece is still in hand, will cause a strike.


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