My take on the EDA experience is that it's designed to train programmers who are kind, creative, inclusive and empathetic people first, who are able to learn how to learn, and to teach their peers and contribute to a collective conversation, then technical experts second. In that order. I really like the sounds of that.
When I kick off the fireside chat video with Sherif I see a majestic hairy man staring back at me, who reminds me in an instant all my fears and insecurities about programming: that I don't fit the bill - hell I don't even look the bill, I couldn't grow a beard for the life of me and this guy looks like he could hide a pet lizard in there, he looks like computer science majors from my past, he seems completely calm and confident and not nervous at all. He looks like a developer. But before the hour's out, I'm feeling happy and I just want to hug that big bear of a man. Good stuff Sherif.
The kitchen mindset is something I'm genuinely excited to get behind. I've spent the last two years in a figurative kitchen with my boss - who never really felt like a boss, more a cooking buddy and best friend with a passion to make the best stew together - and have been terrified to leave the kitchen for fear I'll find myself in the restaurant mindset of corporate work environments and never find a kitchen to feel at home in again. Clock in and clock out, serve the customers who complain their waiter hasn't showered in three days - screw that, i want to stay in the kitchen creating stuff in my pajamas with fellow self-expressed people who love to dream up a whole new way to use spinach and cashew nuts in a curry.
But, while that all sounds grand, it brings up a fear that wells in my throat every time i walk into the dev academy campus that i'm simply not smart enough. What kind of software developer spends 3 hours of their first full time study day trying to figure out how to git config and getting the response that they don't have the permission? Spooky metaphorical to the nervous mind if you ask me. Maybe i'm out of my depth?
 It's like this wizard has read my mind. That's at the root of this pit I have in my stomach. Then old papa bear Sherif pauses a second before saying '5%? i dunno, not that much.', before going on to talk about the qualities that are far more important, like persistence, humility, and the ability to tolerate your own frustrations.
I can't help but chuckle when I hear him praise curiosity and a tinkering nature, I reckon whatever shortfall I might have in flat IQ fell right into the curiosity basket. There was this moment yesterday while learning command line that I got the biggest grin on my face:
codeacademy.com kept making me write nano ~/.bash_profile to edit environment variables in the wee little browser terminal window while going through the course, and that honestly is just a stupidly spaced set of characters to be strung together in something that so often needed to be typed there. So the moment I learnt how to make an alias in the bash profile I guessed it might work for that string of nonsense and wrote alias opensesame="nano ~/.bash_profile", closed nano and sourced the session. Like a computer Aladdin, i wrote opensesame in my terminal window and bang, it worked. For the rest of the course I was opensesame'ing up a storm, even when it wasn't efficient, just to see if I could shortcut the commands. It was small, but it felt huge.
So yeah, thanks John from Tampa for crystal-balling what I bet so many viewers would have been feeling, and thanks Sherif for the encouragement and that great quote "IQ is overrated".
I see myself jumping in. I look forward to the challenge, to speak up and share my input even when i'm not 100% sure it's the right answer, to learn to teach at the same time as learning, and most importantly to develop my discipline.
I have a habit of being a perfectionist - my mum always said "if you're gonna do it, do it right", but when I don't have the time to take a deep dive into everything and perfect my understanding and notes before moving on, I'm gonna have a bit of learning to do.
Nope, the very first thing I did when thinking of doing EDA was to come in for a chat with Rohan, who sat me down and gave me the backstory and an understanding of the culture and the dreams the crew here have. And everything that's happened since then has been consistent with that.
Very. And yes. It's easy to sit in a lecture at uni, with a clear understanding of the teacher-student relationship, a list of assignments and a set grade to hit. But it's boring, and I've forgotten literally everything I learned in Spanish 112 other than "como estas?". I'm nervous of being challenged in a public way, of being vulnerable, that I'll be the slowest to pick up the technical concepts in the room, and that I've only got 18 weeks before I'm applying for jobs in a field that is practicably in another language. But I want to smash that nervousness, and I want to make some spicy stuff in a kitchen with new buddies, learn tricks to make my computer opensesame, and have a shitload of fun.
Reuben Harcourt.


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how to fix ldap hange issue on solaris
Issue details:
Solaris ldap client doesn’t work. you can use ldaplist/ldapclient even ps will hang
Solutions:
kill the ldap_cachemgr.
root # file /var/run/ldap_cache_door
/var/run/ldap_cache_door: door to ldap_cachemgr[1299]
kill 1299
then bounce the ldapclient, more details to trace the issue.
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root # truss ldaplist
execve(“/usr/bin/ldaplist”, 0xFFBFFB74, 0xFFBFFB7C) argc = 1
sysinfo(SI_MACHINE, “sun4v”, 257) = 6
…. = 0
brk(0x0002CC58) = 0
open(“/var/run/ldap_cache_door”, O_RDONLY) = 3
fcntl(3, F_SETFD, 0x00000001) = 0
door_info(3, 0xFF35A248) = 0
door_call(3, 0xFFBFEBB8) (sleeping…)
^C Received signal #2, SIGINT, in door_call() [default]</p>
root # file /var/run/ldap_cache_door
/var/run/ldap_cache_door: door to ldap_cachemgr[1299]
root # ps -ef|grep ldap (hang)
^C
root # ls /proc/1299/
as ctl lstatus object/ psinfo status
auxv cwd/ lusage pagedata rmap usage
contracts/ fd/ lwp/ path/ root/ watch
cred lpsinfo map priv sigact xmap
root # cat /proc/1299/psinfo
<P¦¦PR¦f<¦" ¦6¦ldap_cachemgr/usr/lib/ldap/ldap_cachemgr¦d¦lUpS(;PR¦[>¦¦TS0¦¦¦¦unwas01c:ConfigureLdap root #
root # svcs |grep ldap
legacy_run Sep_14 lrc:/etc/rc3_d/S85ldapclient
maintenance 3:54:22 svc:/network/ldap/client:default
root # kill 1299
Nov 7 04:10:43 host01 ls[20489]: libsldap: makeConnection: unable to make LDAP connection, request for a server failed: (Unable to load configuration '/var/ldap/ldap_client_file' ('').)
Nov 7 04:10:43 host01 ls[21109]: libsldap: makeConnection: unable to make LDAP connection, request for a server failed: (Unable to load configuration '/var/ldap/ldap_client_file' ('').)
Nov 7 04:10:43 host01 ls[21323]: libsldap: makeConnection: unable to make LDAP connection, request for a server failed: (Unable to load configuration '/var/ldap/ldap_client_file' ('').)
Nov 7 04:10:43 host01 ls[20911]: libsldap: makeConnection: unable to make LDAP connection, request for a server failed: (Unable to load configuration '/var/ldap/ldap_client_file' ('').)
Total: 2623 processes, 5037 lwps, load averages: 0.22, 0.23, 0.22
root # svcadm clear svc:/network/ldap/client
root # svcs
....
online 4:11:15 svc:/network/ldap/client:default
maintenance Sep_14 svc:/network/samba:default
maintenance Sep_14 svc:/network/wins:default
root #
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Schedule
Opening Ceremonies
Dexanth
Join us as we officially inaugurate the first-ever PonyFest Online!
Artist Showcase
See a collection of artists showing their wares before the con gets rolling!
Copious Continunity!
Silver Quill
Why do fireworks suddenly appear every time Silver Quill says “Continuity!” Join the habitual hippogriff for a look at the idea of continuity and how it influences our enjoyment of art, storytelling, and even history.
Keeping Friendship Magic: The End is the Beginning
Forward Progress
With the series having come to a close and conventions having to postpone, it can be hard to think where the future of our community will go. Combining real world social science with examples from the show, Keeping Friendship Magic will explore how we face the end of that which we love and how we can come together to continue to have a strong tomorrow.
Let’s build an MLP Lunchbox guitar!
Dustykatt
Have you ever wanted to make music? Have you ever thought building your own instrument was just too hard? Well let Dusty teach you a thing or two!
Drawing Tips & Tricks
Viwrastupr
Draw better. An interactive panel on how to make art, stages of drawing, and art & fear.
Jackbox with the Gang!
ACRacebest, Saberspark, and friends
It’s time to goof off! Join in on the fun as ACRacebest, Saberspark, and their friends get together to play JackBox with you, the audience, helping determine who has the best answers!
Convention History - From WorldCon to BronyCon
ChocoPony
Learn the 80 year history of fan and pop culture conventions from WorldCon to San Diego Comic Con to furry cons, anime cons, Star Trek cons, and even brony cons. A chapter by chapter look of the Convention History book draft.
Riffing Rainbow!
RiffPonies
Horrible fan-fiction, horrible people - but a horribly good time!
Peter New Power Hour!
Peter New
Join Peter New, voice of Big McIntosh, for an hour of… himself!
How to Con - Behind the Scenes of Making Cons Work
Dexanth, Shir Goldbird, Simul, TekCharlie, Tyler Gray
A panel of convention organizers featuring Simul of EFNW, Shir of BronyCon, Tyler of HarmonyCon, and TekCharlie of WCPC/PVCF discuss the ins and outs of how to create a con from the ground up and how to keep them working in an evolving fandom.
IDW Artists Extravaganza
Tony Fleecs, Trish Forstner, Katie Cook, Silver Quill
Come hang out with Tony Fleecs and other members of the IDW gang! Enjoy an hour of chill fun with some of the awesome talent behind the MLP comics.
Sketches From a Hat
Viwrastupr, bobdude0, Dawnfire, Silfoe, Lilfunkman, Foal Papers, Dexanth
The classic improv game turned art panel, Sketches From a Hat is at PonyFest Online! Suggest a sketch or scene you’d like to see drawn, drop it into our digital “hat”, and our panel of experienced horse artists will do their best to speed draw as many as they can! Featuring bobdude0, Dawnfire, viwrastupr, ncmares, and more!
Big Jim’s Big Panel
Jim Miller, Foal Papers
Join ‘Big Jim’ Miller as he shares insights into his 10+ years helping to make MLP:FiM, and relates the lessons he learned along the way. He’ll also be taking some of your questions, so bring your very best!


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Unscramble them into these slots to reveal the secret code message:
5 years ago, you arrived in Seattle...
then we swept you away to a foodie vacation in Vancouver
You showed us how Australian ladies do brunch
...and with our AMEX's in hand, we bonded over cocktails
We showed you what American Halloween was all about
and how we do Friendsgivings & holiday parties
You introduced us to Ausmerica
We celebrated birthdays...
...and weddings
We sang Christmas carols in front of strangers...
...and took you home with us for Christmas
We rang in New Years in the heart of Seattle
Listening to jock jams, we drove across the country
Together we nerded out...
..went to concerts
...and explored islands
Thank you for sailing with Operation Lustypants, it's been a pleasure and an honor to spend this time with you.
This concludes our American journey, but we look forward to embarking on more global journeys in the near future.
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Currently an Apparel Designer at Xcel Brands. I've been in the Fashion industry for about 9years, successfully learning all aspects of the industry and honing my.
I've also dabbled in Graphic design. I've taken on a few freelance projects and also work on my own personal vector art.
After spending several years in the Fashion industry, I felt it was time to venture into a new career. Web Development has always sparked my attention. After a slight set back in employment, I decided it was time to try my hand at coding and applied to the Columbia Full Stack Bootcamp.
I'm currently now enrolled in the program and working towards a July completion date.
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I just know how to train myself on my own. For example I learnt all the skills listed below through self train.
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I truly find myself in this particular turbulent part of reality, this I shouted at top volume at the peak of the experience, the chaotic experience of myself goes quite well with my anarchic thinking and personality.
Ingesting 30mg of 2c-t-7 has been a very deep experience and for the first time I have trouble in finding the words to describe the experience. This drug is up there right next to LSD-25, psilocybin and mescaline, the intensity of the experience is somewhat overwhelming but very warm, in an emotional way, and very euphoric. There was a slight body load, an inherent tendency to vomit and slight nausea were part of the first couple of hours but faded away after reaching the plateau.
The initial effects after ingestion on empty stomach were felt within the hour, it took about 2.5h to reach the peak and about 3 hours on plateau before the effects slowly faded away, with the total time of psychoactivity about 13 hours. The initial effects were very intense, there was a very strong stimulation and euphoria, the peak had very intense visuals, visions and even out of body experiences.
While peaking I went to the toilet but I forgot to put the light on before I closed the door, I was overwhelmed by visions so I just sat down and enjoyed the visionary eye candy for a long time before I remembered that I was actually in a bathroom. Some of the visions in the darkness of the bathroom were of knifes, swords and dogs attacking and even penetrating and tearing my flesh apart, incidentally I watched a Japanese animation earlier that day where a lot of blood was shed by knifes, swords and some people torn apart by dogs.
When all this was happening I was grinning like a little kid and very euphoric of seeing such magnificent visions even wishing for more intensity, I believe I shouted as well that I wanted more, that the compound would let me experience this all in greater intensity. After this I went to a room without lights, before I was with friends in one room with some music on the background, this is where I experienced some intense out of body experiences. I sat in a meditation position with legs crossed, here I lost myself somewhere and what felt that I lost my body as well it was as if my awareness was traveling through an alien landscape.
Not everything with this compound was just imagery, it also allowed me to really look into my inner workings. Found some things that were bothering me, I already knew what was bothering me but didn’t know why, this experience helped to map those little problems.
During very intense hallucinations, my friends and myself decided to go outside for a walk, it was Saturday night so it was quite possible that we would meet people, knowing we were not even in the slightest capable to communicate with other people, we went anyway.
When we got outside we didn’t even recognize the flats surrounding our own, I noted that It would be probably pretty hard to find the flat back but nature was calling =]. We walked straight to a little stream, the sound was hypnotizing and this moment we decided to climb a high hill. We started climbing which took quite the effort it must have looked hilarious for we were sort of spinning round and round while climbing, following the hallucinations.
Reality at the time seemed to be composed out of fractals, I saw every small fractal of which trees, grass and other plants were composed. It started raining which was very pleasant, the sound the feeling of water hitting my face and flowing down it was all as if we were dreaming.
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relative scale is currently accomplished using a combination of CSS tricks and highly optimized script based methods to ensure compatibility across modern browsers and to minimize content popping post page load.
here is a set of div elements configured for relative scale using rb-gridfree data attributes. notice that fixed and relative width blocks can be mixed in the same container:
gridfree can be nested just like any other container. all the sizing still works relative to the siblings at the same level
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| 8a2e0d6c | John | Jacob | Schmidt |
| c6bad369 | Alice | Lee | Jones |
| 6b49ec31 | Robert | William | Brown |


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Partners
They are two types of partners in the database:
Reporting partners: Higher level of partners reporting directly in ActivityInfo.
Implementing partners: Partners reporting through a reporting partner.
| Reporting partners in all field types | ||
|---|---|---|
| Reporting partner | Frequency | Relative frequency |
| ACNUR | 1718 | 0.606 |
| UNICEF | 193 | 0.068 |
| NRC | 191 | 0.067 |
| PMA | 168 | 0.059 |
| OIM | 145 | 0.051 |
| CARE | 90 | 0.032 |
| UNFPA | 82 | 0.029 |
| Cruz Roja | 66 | 0.023 |
| JRS Ecuador | 45 | 0.016 |
| Dialogo Diverso | 40 | 0.014 |
| RET | 24 | 0.008 |
| Mision Scalabriniana | 18 | 0.006 |
| ADRA | 15 | 0.005 |
| Plan Internacional | 11 | 0.004 |
| World Vision | 10 | 0.004 |
| OPS/OMS | 8 | 0.003 |
| PNUD | 7 | 0.002 |
| UNESCO | 3 | 0.001 |
The table above shows the count of reporting partner per each record:
ACNUR has one thousand, seven hundred eighteen records, which is 60.6% of the total records.
Second, UNICEF has one hundred ninety-three records, which is 6.80% of the total records.
| Reporting & implementing partners in all field types | ||
|---|---|---|
| Implementing partner | Frequency | Relative frequency |
| ACNUR | ||
| HIAS | 1176 | 0.685 |
| ACNUR | 433 | 0.252 |
| FUDELA | 25 | 0.015 |
| NRC | 21 | 0.012 |
| Federación de mujeres de Sucumbíos | 9 | 0.005 |
| JRS Ecuador | 8 | 0.005 |
| ASA | 3 | 0.002 |
| CAI Matilde | 2 | 0.001 |
| FEPP | 2 | 0.001 |
| Fundación Equidad | 2 | 0.001 |
| Mision Scalabriniana | 2 | 0.001 |
| AVSI | 1 | 0.001 |
| NRC | ||
| NRC | 168 | 0.880 |
| ACNUR | 20 | 0.105 |
| OIM | ||
| OIM | 129 | 0.890 |
| HIAS | 2 | 0.014 |
| UNICEF | ||
| HIAS | 80 | 0.415 |
| ADRA | 43 | 0.223 |
| UNICEF | 25 | 0.130 |
| NRC | 11 | 0.057 |
| Centro de Desarrollo y Autogestión | 2 | 0.010 |
| UNFPA | ||
| UNFPA | 79 | 0.963 |
| RET | 3 | 0.037 |
| PMA | ||
| HIAS | 72 | 0.429 |
| ADRA | 19 | 0.113 |
| Hermanas Salesias | 8 | 0.048 |
| Hogar de Cristo | 8 | 0.048 |
| SJR | 8 | 0.048 |
| World Vision | 8 | 0.048 |
| Pastoral Social Cáritas Tulcán | 7 | 0.042 |
| Casa Matilde | 6 | 0.036 |
| Fundación Tarabita | 6 | 0.036 |
| Patronato | 6 | 0.036 |
| Parroquia Eclesiástica San Francisco | 5 | 0.030 |
| Alas de Colibri | 4 | 0.024 |
| Fundación de Mujeres de Sucumbios | 4 | 0.024 |
| Fundación Pan de Vida | 4 | 0.024 |
| Monasterio de Santa Clara | 2 | 0.012 |
| Hogar de Nazareth | 1 | 0.006 |
| CARE | ||
| CARE | 47 | 0.522 |
| JRS Ecuador | ||
| JRS Ecuador | 45 | 1.000 |
| Cruz Roja | ||
| Cruz Roja | 40 | 0.606 |
| Dialogo Diverso | ||
| Dialogo Diverso | 39 | 0.975 |
| OIM | 1 | 0.025 |
| RET | ||
| RET | 24 | 1.000 |
| Mision Scalabriniana | ||
| Mision Scalabriniana | 18 | 1.000 |
| ADRA | ||
| ADRA | 15 | 1.000 |
| Plan Internacional | ||
| Plan Internacional | 11 | 1.000 |
| OPS/OMS | ||
| OPS/OMS | 7 | 0.875 |
| PNUD | ||
| PNUD | 7 | 1.000 |
| UNESCO | ||
| UNESCO | 3 | 1.000 |
| World Vision | ||
| World Vision | 3 | 0.300 |
The table above shows the proportion of records entered by reporting and implementing partners.
1176 out of 1718 total responses (68.5%) of ACNUR is actually coming from HIAS.
UNICEF has more diversed partners in terms of reporting. 41.5% of responses of UNICEF comes from HIAS. 13.0% of reporting comes from the UNICEF itself.
Under PMA, there are 16 sub-partners. HIAS reports 42.9% of these records.
Partners filling Narrative (multi-line text) fields in records
| Reporting partners in Narrative field type | ||
|---|---|---|
| Reporting partner | Frequency | Relative frequency |
| ACNUR | 1303 | 0.586 |
| PMA | 168 | 0.076 |
| UNICEF | 156 | 0.070 |
| NRC | 127 | 0.057 |
| OIM | 118 | 0.053 |
| CARE | 90 | 0.041 |
| UNFPA | 82 | 0.037 |
| Cruz Roja | 66 | 0.030 |
| Dialogo Diverso | 24 | 0.011 |
| RET | 24 | 0.011 |
| JRS Ecuador | 15 | 0.007 |
| Mision Scalabriniana | 13 | 0.006 |
| Plan Internacional | 10 | 0.005 |
| World Vision | 10 | 0.005 |
| PNUD | 7 | 0.003 |
| OPS/OMS | 6 | 0.003 |
| UNESCO | 3 | 0.001 |
The table above shows the count of reporting partner in Narrative field per each record:
ACNUR has one thousand, three hundred three records, which is 58.6% of the total records.
Second, PMA has one hundred sixty-eight records, which is 7.60% of the total records.
| Reporting & implementing partners in in Narrative field type | ||
|---|---|---|
| Implementing partner | Frequency | Relative frequency |
| ACNUR | ||
| HIAS | 891 | 0.684 |
| ACNUR | 315 | 0.242 |
| NA | 34 | 0.026 |
| FUDELA | 25 | 0.019 |
| NRC | 13 | 0.010 |
| Federación de mujeres de Sucumbíos | 9 | 0.007 |
| JRS Ecuador | 7 | 0.005 |
| CAI Matilde | 2 | 0.002 |
| FEPP | 2 | 0.002 |
| Fundación Equidad | 2 | 0.002 |
| Mision Scalabriniana | 2 | 0.002 |
| AVSI | 1 | 0.001 |
| NRC | ||
| NRC | 114 | 0.898 |
| ACNUR | 10 | 0.079 |
| NA | 3 | 0.024 |
| OIM | ||
| OIM | 102 | 0.864 |
| NA | 14 | 0.119 |
| HIAS | 2 | 0.017 |
| UNFPA | ||
| UNFPA | 79 | 0.963 |
| RET | 3 | 0.037 |
| PMA | ||
| HIAS | 72 | 0.429 |
| ADRA | 19 | 0.113 |
| Hermanas Salesias | 8 | 0.048 |
| Hogar de Cristo | 8 | 0.048 |
| SJR | 8 | 0.048 |
| World Vision | 8 | 0.048 |
| Pastoral Social Cáritas Tulcán | 7 | 0.042 |
| Casa Matilde | 6 | 0.036 |
| Fundación Tarabita | 6 | 0.036 |
| Patronato | 6 | 0.036 |
| Parroquia Eclesiástica San Francisco | 5 | 0.030 |
| Alas de Colibri | 4 | 0.024 |
| Fundación de Mujeres de Sucumbios | 4 | 0.024 |
| Fundación Pan de Vida | 4 | 0.024 |
| Monasterio de Santa Clara | 2 | 0.012 |
| Hogar de Nazareth | 1 | 0.006 |
| UNICEF | ||
| HIAS | 57 | 0.365 |
| ADRA | 43 | 0.276 |
| NA | 32 | 0.205 |
| UNICEF | 22 | 0.141 |
| Centro de Desarrollo y Autogestión | 2 | 0.013 |
| CARE | ||
| CARE | 47 | 0.522 |
| NA | 43 | 0.478 |
| Cruz Roja | ||
| Cruz Roja | 40 | 0.606 |
| NA | 26 | 0.394 |
| Dialogo Diverso | ||
| Dialogo Diverso | 24 | 1.000 |
| RET | ||
| RET | 24 | 1.000 |
| JRS Ecuador | ||
| JRS Ecuador | 15 | 1.000 |
| Mision Scalabriniana | ||
| Mision Scalabriniana | 13 | 1.000 |
| Plan Internacional | ||
| Plan Internacional | 10 | 1.000 |
| PNUD | ||
| PNUD | 7 | 1.000 |
| World Vision | ||
| NA | 7 | 0.700 |
| World Vision | 3 | 0.300 |
| OPS/OMS | ||
| OPS/OMS | 5 | 0.833 |
| NA | 1 | 0.167 |
| UNESCO | ||
| UNESCO | 3 | 1.000 |
The table above shows the proportion of records in Narrative field entered by reporting and implementing partners.
891 out of 1303 total responses (68.4%) of ACNUR is actually coming from HIAS.
UNICEF has more diversed partners in terms of reporting. 36.5% of responses of UNICEF comes from HIAS. 14.1% of reporting comes from the UNICEF itself.
Under PMA, there are 16 sub-partners. HIAS reports 42.9% of these records.
- Additionally, 75.84% of the records have Narrative fields in ACNUR.


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Wildest fans at the 2019 NFL Draft in Nashville — PHOTOS
by Bill Bradley
Who attends the NFL Draft?
It usually is a collection of the most rabid fans in the NFL.
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The 2020 NFL Draft will be in Las Vegas on April 23-25, and expect some of the most outrageous examples to populate the Strip.
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| myrun:    This contains two types of processes    Seed: 0   Algorithm: SJF | ||||||
| Group | Processes | First Arrival | Interarrival | Duration | CPU Burst | I/O Burst |
| 1 | 15 | 0.0 | constant 0.00 | uniform 10.00 15.00 | constant 10.00 | uniform 10.00 20.00 |
| 2 | 15 | 0.0 | constant 0.00 | constant 4.00 | constant 1.00 | uniform 10.00 20.00 |
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| Name | Key | Time | Processes | Finished | CPU Utilization | Throughput | CST | LA | CPU | I/O | CPU | I/O | myrun_1 | FCFS | 257.05 | 30 | 30 | .96104 | .116711 | 0.00 | 20.59 | 90 | 60 | 2.74 | 15.20 | myrun_2 | SJF | 256.90 | 30 | 30 | .96158 | .116777 | 0.00 | 10.07 | 90 | 60 | 2.74 | 15.20 |
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| Name | Key | Average | Minimum | Maximum | SD | Average | Minimum | Maximum | SD | myrun_1 | FCFS | 215.05 | 169.60 | 257.05 | 31.45 | 176.41 | 138.82 | 202.24 | .66 | myrun_2 | SJF | 124.87 | 62.00 | 256.90 | 62.17 | 86.23 | 16.69 | 229.82 | 2.37 |


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ShapeGrabber Incorporated
Mailing Address:
512-1900 City Park Dr.GLOUCESTER, Ontario
K1J 1A3
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Company Profile
At ShapeGrabber, measuring complex shapes is our specialty. We design, manufacture and sell automated 3D scanners that are ideal for measuring complex shapes such as injection molded plastics and precision castings that are difficult to measure. Companies in the automotive, aerospace, medical, and other industries use ShapeGrabber products. ShapeGrabber is based in Ottawa, Canada, and since 1993 has installed 3D inspection systems for customers such as Toyota, Northrop Grumman, Johnson & Johnson, HP and Toshiba.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
417910 - Office and Store Machinery and Equipment Wholesaler-Distributors
541420 - Industrial Design Services
611420 - Computer Training
Product / Service / Licensing
ShapeGrabber Ai810 - quickly scans complex-shaped parts that vary in size up to the size of a small refrigerator.
ShapeGrabber Ai301 - quickly scans small to medium size, complex-shaped parts. Fits on a lab table and is enclosed to protect parts from dust.
ShapeGrabber Ai300 and Ai600 - designed for situations where an open scanner design is more appropriate than the enclosed Ai310 system.
ShapeGrabber LM600 - ideal for performing single or multiple scans of small and medium sized parts.
ShapeGrabber LM800 - ideal for performing single or multiple scans of medium sized parts.
ShapeGrabber LM1250 - incorporates a mobile platform for single or multiple scans of small to large parts.
ShapeGrabber LM1750 - incorporates a mobile platform for single or multiple scans of medium to large parts.
ShapeGrabber PLM - the PLM series offers high accuracy 3D laser scanning of small to large parts that are difficult to reach or move.
ShapeGrabber PRM330 - ideal for scanning small to large parts in a tight spot or in a concave area.
* Organization is thinking about purchasing an industrial 3D scanner
* Organization does not yet have sufficient volume to justify the purchase of a scanner
* Organization requires an independent third-party 3D scan report.
Our engineers can:
* Set up inspection projects for your complex parts.
* Optimize existing projects to make them faster or easier to use.
* Increase scanning capacity on a short-term basis in the case of staff or equipment shortages.
ShapeGrabber is also experienced in servicing special projects for which you do not have appropriate in-house equipment, software, or knowledge.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
Industry sector market interests:
- Consumer Products
- Environment
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Electrical Equipment
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- Belize
- Brazil
- Cayman Islands
- Chile
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Egypt
- Finland
- Georgia
- Germany
- Greece
- Greenland
- Hong Kong
- Hungary
- Iceland
- India
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Philippines
- Portugal
- Romania
- Singapore
- South Africa
- Spain
- Switzerland
- Ukraine
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
Sector information
Unique applications:
Quality Control InspectionInspection for Design
3D Modeling
Injection-Molded Plastics
Metal Castings
Stampings
Rubber Over-Molds
Automotive
Aerospace
Medical
Various other industrial applications
Success stories:
DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc., a Johnson & Johnson company, designs, manufactures and distributes orthopaedic devices and supplies including hip, knee, extremity, trauma, orthobiologics, and operating room products. To obtain more accurate measurements, DePuy selected the ShapeGrabber® Ai300 3D laser scanning system. The ShapeGrabber solution proved to be faster and more versatile than other laser probe systems that DePuy evaluated, and the Ai300 was able to measure the complex, compound curves of DePuy parts quickly and accurately. Since choosing the ShapeGrabber system, DePuy has found that it can reconfigure the scanner quickly to accommodate parts of different sizes, and can perform the quality assurance inspections it requires to ensure its low-volume parts are properly formed and sized.Miniature Precision Components (MPC) Inc. supplies major automotive manufacturers with molded and extruded thermoplastic components and assemblies such as valves, fittings, connectors and fluid reservoirs. As MPC started to develop larger, more complex products such as plastic engine covers featuring logos, it ran into problems with shrinkage and warpage and tried a variety of techniques to inspect the problems. To obtain faster, more accurate results, MPC began using the ShapeGrabber® Ai810 3D scanning system. Using the non-contact laser scanner, MPC can now obtain full-color tolerance maps color-coded 3D images used to quantify the deviation of the parts shape from CAD specifications to conduct accurate what-if analyses and quality control inspections on its complex plastic parts.
As Malaysias national automobile manufacturer, PROTON is the countrys largest vehicle manufacturing company. RPMC wanted to complement its existing rapid prototyping capabilities. PROTON acquired the ShapeGrabber Gantry 3D Scanning System with a full suite of scanning heads (extra small, small, medium and large). Using ShapeGrabbers 3D inspection systems, PROTON has been able to rapidly scan a variety of complex automotive and non-automotive components in support of the RPMC rapid prototyping activities.
The Ford Research Laboratory was developing a new tooling production process using Spray Metal Deposition. n developing the Spray Metal Deposition process, the Ford Research Laboratory needed to make 3D measurements of complex tool shapes used at three distinct milestones in the process. Using the ShapeGrabber Gantry 3D Scanning System, the Ford Research Laboratory was able to ensure that the initial tooling model, the ceramic die and the final tool were within process specifications.
Testimonial:
"Within minutes, instead of two or three weeks, scanning gives us all the surfaces data we need to choose among the production options.Finally, we have enough time to make the tough production , decisions." -Gregory Clark, Inspection Specialist, MPC Inc."The Ford Research Laboratory is using ShapeGrabber to verify that the Spray Metal Deposition process will provide high quality tooling to a variety of demanding industries in less time, and at less cost, than traditional methods." - Joseph A. Szuba, Principal Research Scientist, Associate Manufacturing Systems Department, Ford Research Laboratory
"We have been impressed with the quality of the data provided by ShapeGrabber, the flexibility of the system and the ongoing support that we have received since the installation." - Mr. Hambali Boejang, Executive, Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Centre, PROTON (Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Berhad)
"For complete inspection of our anatomical implants, we opted for the touchless approach of laser scanning. Our first laser probe system was very slow and had limited function, because it could only acquire one point at a time, and could only measure diameters. We moved to ShapeGrabber's Ai300, a much faster and more versatile alternative". - Roger Erickson, DePuy Orthopaedics, a Johnson and Johnson subsidiary
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Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
417910 - Office and Store Machinery and Equipment Wholesaler-Distributors
541420 - Industrial Design Services
611420 - Computer Training
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
ShapeGrabber Ai810 - quickly scans complex-shaped parts that vary in size up to the size of a small refrigerator.
ShapeGrabber Ai301 - quickly scans small to medium size, complex-shaped parts. Fits on a lab table and is enclosed to protect parts from dust.
ShapeGrabber Ai300 and Ai600 - designed for situations where an open scanner design is more appropriate than the enclosed Ai310 system.
ShapeGrabber LM600 - ideal for performing single or multiple scans of small and medium sized parts.
ShapeGrabber LM800 - ideal for performing single or multiple scans of medium sized parts.
ShapeGrabber LM1250 - incorporates a mobile platform for single or multiple scans of small to large parts.
ShapeGrabber LM1750 - incorporates a mobile platform for single or multiple scans of medium to large parts.
ShapeGrabber PLM - the PLM series offers high accuracy 3D laser scanning of small to large parts that are difficult to reach or move.
ShapeGrabber PRM330 - ideal for scanning small to large parts in a tight spot or in a concave area.
* Organization is thinking about purchasing an industrial 3D scanner
* Organization does not yet have sufficient volume to justify the purchase of a scanner
* Organization requires an independent third-party 3D scan report.
Our engineers can:
* Set up inspection projects for your complex parts.
* Optimize existing projects to make them faster or easier to use.
* Increase scanning capacity on a short-term basis in the case of staff or equipment shortages.
ShapeGrabber is also experienced in servicing special projects for which you do not have appropriate in-house equipment, software, or knowledge.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
Industry sector market interests:
- Consumer Products
- Environment
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Electrical Equipment
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- Belize
- Brazil
- Cayman Islands
- Chile
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Egypt
- Finland
- Georgia
- Germany
- Greece
- Greenland
- Hong Kong
- Hungary
- Iceland
- India
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Philippines
- Portugal
- Romania
- Singapore
- South Africa
- Spain
- Switzerland
- Ukraine
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
Sector
Sector information
Unique applications:
Quality Control InspectionInspection for Design
3D Modeling
Injection-Molded Plastics
Metal Castings
Stampings
Rubber Over-Molds
Automotive
Aerospace
Medical
Various other industrial applications
Success stories:
DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc., a Johnson & Johnson company, designs, manufactures and distributes orthopaedic devices and supplies including hip, knee, extremity, trauma, orthobiologics, and operating room products. To obtain more accurate measurements, DePuy selected the ShapeGrabber® Ai300 3D laser scanning system. The ShapeGrabber solution proved to be faster and more versatile than other laser probe systems that DePuy evaluated, and the Ai300 was able to measure the complex, compound curves of DePuy parts quickly and accurately. Since choosing the ShapeGrabber system, DePuy has found that it can reconfigure the scanner quickly to accommodate parts of different sizes, and can perform the quality assurance inspections it requires to ensure its low-volume parts are properly formed and sized.Miniature Precision Components (MPC) Inc. supplies major automotive manufacturers with molded and extruded thermoplastic components and assemblies such as valves, fittings, connectors and fluid reservoirs. As MPC started to develop larger, more complex products such as plastic engine covers featuring logos, it ran into problems with shrinkage and warpage and tried a variety of techniques to inspect the problems. To obtain faster, more accurate results, MPC began using the ShapeGrabber® Ai810 3D scanning system. Using the non-contact laser scanner, MPC can now obtain full-color tolerance maps color-coded 3D images used to quantify the deviation of the parts shape from CAD specifications to conduct accurate what-if analyses and quality control inspections on its complex plastic parts.
As Malaysias national automobile manufacturer, PROTON is the countrys largest vehicle manufacturing company. RPMC wanted to complement its existing rapid prototyping capabilities. PROTON acquired the ShapeGrabber Gantry 3D Scanning System with a full suite of scanning heads (extra small, small, medium and large). Using ShapeGrabbers 3D inspection systems, PROTON has been able to rapidly scan a variety of complex automotive and non-automotive components in support of the RPMC rapid prototyping activities.
The Ford Research Laboratory was developing a new tooling production process using Spray Metal Deposition. n developing the Spray Metal Deposition process, the Ford Research Laboratory needed to make 3D measurements of complex tool shapes used at three distinct milestones in the process. Using the ShapeGrabber Gantry 3D Scanning System, the Ford Research Laboratory was able to ensure that the initial tooling model, the ceramic die and the final tool were within process specifications.
Testimonial:
"Within minutes, instead of two or three weeks, scanning gives us all the surfaces data we need to choose among the production options.Finally, we have enough time to make the tough production , decisions." -Gregory Clark, Inspection Specialist, MPC Inc."The Ford Research Laboratory is using ShapeGrabber to verify that the Spray Metal Deposition process will provide high quality tooling to a variety of demanding industries in less time, and at less cost, than traditional methods." - Joseph A. Szuba, Principal Research Scientist, Associate Manufacturing Systems Department, Ford Research Laboratory
"We have been impressed with the quality of the data provided by ShapeGrabber, the flexibility of the system and the ongoing support that we have received since the installation." - Mr. Hambali Boejang, Executive, Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Centre, PROTON (Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Berhad)
"For complete inspection of our anatomical implants, we opted for the touchless approach of laser scanning. Our first laser probe system was very slow and had limited function, because it could only acquire one point at a time, and could only measure diameters. We moved to ShapeGrabber's Ai300, a much faster and more versatile alternative". - Roger Erickson, DePuy Orthopaedics, a Johnson and Johnson subsidiary


Frequently Asked Questions
Akka Project
Where does the name Akka come from?
It is the name of a beautiful Swedish mountain up in the northern part of Sweden called Laponia. The mountain is also sometimes called 'The Queen of Laponia'.
Akka is also the name of a goddess in the Sámi (the native Swedish population) mythology. She is the goddess that stands for all the beauty and good in the world. The mountain can be seen as the symbol of this goddess.
Also, the name AKKA is the a palindrome of letters A and K as in Actor Kernel.
Akka is also:
- the name of the goose that Nils traveled across Sweden on in The Wonderful Adventures of Nils by the Swedish writer Selma Lagerlöf.
- the Finnish word for 'nasty elderly woman' and the word for 'elder sister' in the Indian languages Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Marathi.
- a font
- a town in Morocco
- a near-earth asteroid
Resources with Explicit Lifecycle
Actors, ActorSystems, ActorMaterializers (for streams), all these types of objects bind resources that must be released explicitly. The reason is that Actors are meant to have a life of their own, existing independently of whether messages are currently en route to them. Therefore you should always make sure that for every creation of such an object you have a matching stop, terminate, or shutdown call implemented.
In particular you typically want to bind such values to immutable references, i.e. final ActorSystem system in Java or val system: ActorSystem in Scala.
JVM application or Scala REPL “hanging”
Due to an ActorSystem’s explicit lifecycle the JVM will not exit until it is stopped. Therefore it is necessary to shutdown all ActorSystems within a running application or Scala REPL session in order to allow these processes to terminate.
Shutting down an ActorSystem will properly terminate all Actors and ActorMaterializers that were created within it.
Actors in General
sender()/getSender() disappears when I use Future in my Actor, why?
When using future callbacks, inside actors you need to carefully avoid closing over the containing actor’s reference, i.e. do not call methods or access mutable state on the enclosing actor from within the callback. This breaks the actor encapsulation and may introduce synchronization bugs and race conditions because the callback will be scheduled concurrently to the enclosing actor. Unfortunately there is not yet a way to detect these illegal accesses at compile time.
Read more about it in the docs for Actors and shared mutable state.
Why OutOfMemoryError?
It can be many reasons for OutOfMemoryError. For example, in a pure push based system with message consumers that are potentially slower than corresponding message producers you must add some kind of message flow control. Otherwise messages will be queued in the consumers' mailboxes and thereby filling up the heap memory.
Some articles for inspiration:
Actors Scala API
How can I get compile time errors for missing messages in receive?
One solution to help you get a compile time warning for not handling a message that you should be handling is to define your actors input and output messages implementing base traits, and then do a match that the will be checked for exhaustiveness.
Here is an example where the compiler will warn you that the match in receive isn't exhaustive:
object MyActor {
// these are the messages we accept
sealed abstract trait Message
final case class FooMessage(foo: String) extends Message
final case class BarMessage(bar: Int) extends Message
// these are the replies we send
sealed abstract trait Reply
final case class BazMessage(baz: String) extends Reply
}
class MyActor extends Actor {
import MyActor._
def receive = {
case message: Message => message match {
case BarMessage(bar) => sender() ! BazMessage("Got " + bar)
// warning here:
// "match may not be exhaustive. It would fail on the following input: FooMessage(_)"
}
}
}
Remoting
I want to send to a remote system but it does not do anything
Make sure that you have remoting enabled on both ends: client and server. Both do need hostname and port configured, and you will need to know the port of the server; the client can use an automatic port in most cases (i.e. configure port zero). If both systems are running on the same network host, their ports must be different
If you still do not see anything, look at what the logging of remote life-cycle events tells you (normally logged at INFO level) or switch on Auxiliary remote logging options to see all sent and received messages (logged at DEBUG level).
Which options shall I enable when debugging remoting issues?
Have a look at the Remote Configuration, the typical candidates are:
- akka.remote.log-sent-messages
- akka.remote.log-received-messages
- akka.remote.log-remote-lifecycle-events (this also includes deserialization errors)
What is the name of a remote actor?
When you want to send messages to an actor on a remote host, you need to know its full path, which is of the form:
akka.protocol://system@host:1234/user/my/actor/hierarchy/path
Observe all the parts you need here:
- protocol is the protocol to be used to communicate with the remote system.
Most of the cases this is tcp.
system is the remote system’s name (must match exactly, case-sensitive!)
host is the remote system’s IP address or DNS name, and it must match that system’s configuration (i.e. akka.remote.netty.tcp.hostname)
1234 is the port number on which the remote system is listening for connections and receiving messages
/user/my/actor/hierarchy/path is the absolute path of the remote actor in the remote system’s supervision hierarchy, including the system’s guardian (i.e. /user, there are others e.g. /system which hosts loggers, /temp which keeps temporary actor refs used with ask, /remote which enables remote deployment, etc.); this matches how the actor prints its own self reference on the remote host, e.g. in log output.
Why are replies not received from a remote actor?
The most common reason is that the local system’s name (i.e. the system@host:1234 part in the answer above) is not reachable from the remote system’s network location, e.g. because host was configured to be <IP_ADDRESS>, localhost or a NAT’ed IP address.
If you are running an ActorSystem under a NAT or inside a docker container, make sure to set akka.remote.netty.tcp.hostname and akka.remote.netty.tcp.port to the address it is reachable at from other ActorSystems. If you need to bind your network interface to a different address - use akka.remote.netty.tcp.bind-hostname and akka.remote.netty.tcp.bind-port settings. Also make sure your network is configured to translate from the address your ActorSystem is reachable at to the address your ActorSystem network interface is bound to.
How reliable is the message delivery?
The general rule is at-most-once delivery, i.e. no guaranteed delivery. Stronger reliability can be built on top, and Akka provides tools to do so.
Read more in Message Delivery Reliability.
Debugging
How do I turn on debug logging?
To turn on debug logging in your actor system add the following to your configuration:
akka.loglevel = DEBUG
To enable different types of debug logging add the following to your configuration:
- akka.actor.debug.receive will log all messages sent to an actor if that actors receive method is a LoggingReceive
- akka.actor.debug.autoreceive will log all special messages like Kill, PoisonPill e.t.c. sent to all actors
- akka.actor.debug.lifecycle will log all actor lifecycle events of all actors
Read more about it in the docs for Logging and Tracing Actor Invocations.
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Canadian milk giant has plant-based beverage maker in its sights
by Ashley RobinsonCanadian dairy giant Saputo Inc. is considering an acquisition to tap growing demand for plant-based beverages.
After several acquisitions in the past two years, the Montreal-based company still has room on the balance sheet and is looking at three or four potential deals, including buying a plant-based beverage company, Chief Executive Officer Lino Saputo Jr. said in a telephone interview.
“We need to understand that we’re servicing consumers and consumers’ tastes can change or be a bit more diversified,” he said.
Saputo has milk operations around the world and had previously said it would be open to adding a plant-based business. Plant protein has taken off amid environmental and health concerns over dairy and meat.
Globally, Saputo still has an eye on growth. The company currently doesn’t operate milk businesses in New Zealand, Brazil, Chile, Holland or Denmark, but is very interested in those markets, he said.
Still, Saputo will only enter a new market if it has “a stable system of government that allows us to feel good about the country that we’re operating in,” he said.


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-the weaponclass ( pistol,carbine.....)
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toolbox.
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The first time I sat across a table from Jacob (@fat), he asked bluntly, “How do you write a text editor?”
I drew a tree structure on the whiteboard, waved my hands, and said “This is a shitty editing surface.” Then I drew a column of boxes with arrows pointing to arrays, waved my hands some more, and said “This is a good editing surface.”
This post is what I would have said instead, if I had a year to think about it.
Why ContentEditable Is Terrible: A Mathematical Proof
ContentEditable is the native widget for editing rich text in a web browser. It is…sad.
I’m going to try to prove to you, with some hand-wavey math, that the current approach of ContentEditable is broken. This is not because I think math is a persuasive way to make this argument. It actually makes the argument more alienating.
But I do think that text editors lead to lots of fuzzy, ill-defined questions like “What does What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG) even mean?” and “What happens when you select this text and hit Enter?” Axiomatic math is the best toolkit I know to take fuzzy, ill-defined questions and sharpen them.


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We form interdisciplinary consulting teams and develop strategic recommendations that address real industry challenges. Though our projects always focus on technology in some way, they have spanned a variety of disciplines including but not limited to: product management, marketing, data analysis, web and app development, design and prototyping, strategy, and implementation.
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Foreword
Introduction
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Shiny and the Web
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Mastering {htmltools}
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Discover Shiny dependencies
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Dependency utilities
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Web application concepts
Beautify with CSS and Sass
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CSS for Shiny
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Introduction to Sass
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Beautify with {fresh}
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JavaScript for Shiny
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R and JS
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Shiny’s input system
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Shiny inputs lifecycles
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Mastering Shiny’s events
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Dynamically manage content with handlers
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Define dependencies
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Create template elements
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Develop custom input widgets
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Adding more interactivity
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Testing and validating templates elements
Toward a better workflow
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Introduction to {charpente}
Case study 2: Mobile development with Shiny
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Introduction
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Reconstruct {shinyMobile}
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{shinyMobile} and PWA
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Design widgets
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Fine tune {shinyMobile}
Going further
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R + Shiny + React: welcome {reactR}
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Divide and Conquere
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Introduction
- Containers are a group of processes that run in isolation.
- Use shared kernel but isolated namespaces.
cgroups
are the ones which control the memory allocation etc. - VM runs on hypervisor, it operates full blown OS, hence very sluggish.
- Containers are much more lightweight and hence fast to start. Hence we get benefits of VM without the disadvantages.
- Container can be run on top of existing VMs.
namespaces
andcgroups
have been here for 10 years. But became the popular technology only with docker.- Docker enables build once, deploy anywhere, removes works on my machine problem.
- Better resource utilization, many containers on one VM.
- Standard interface to operations interface.
- Ecosystem and tooling for docker (like container orchestration).
Commands and Explanations
docker container run -t ubuntu top
, start a docker container with latest ubuntu image.-t
flag is for pseudo TTY, required fortop
to run correctly.
- Running
top
actually only sees the local namespace. docker run
command will first result in adocker pull
command to download the ubuntu image on local machine. Once it is downloaded the container will be started.docker container exec
is a way to enter the running container’s namespace with a new process.docker container ls
gives all the information (including container id) about running containers.docker container exec -it <ID> bash
will enable us enter the containers namespace withbash
process.
Multiple containers
- The Docker Store is the public central registry for Docker images. Anyone can share images here publicly. The Docker Store contains community and official images that can also be found directly on the Docker Hub.
- Certified images are enterprise ready. Store images are verified and scanned for security vulnerabilities. You should be agnostic of Community images which are on docker hub.
docker container run --detach --publish 8080:80 --name nginx nginx
.- The –detach flag will run this container in the background. The publish flag publishes port 80 in the container (the default port for nginx), using port 8080 on our host.
- The container otherwise has its own network stack separate from host.
- See documentation of verified images to have more information about particular images.
--name
will assign a custom name, else docker will give a random name. Name can be used instead ofid
in further steps.- If it is the first time you are running the nginx container, it will pull down the nginx image from the Docker Store. Subsequent containers created from the Nginx image will use the existing image located on your host.
- Similarly you can run multiple containers with such commands and then see all the information using
docker container ls
command. - While running images directly from the Docker Store can be useful at times, it is more useful to create custom images, and refer to official images as the starting point for these images.
docker container stop [container id/name]
can be used to stop containers. A list ofids/names
can be provided to stop multiple containers at once.docker system prune
is a really handy command to clean up your system. It will remove any stopped containers, unused volumes and networks, and dangling images.
Creating custom images
- Supposing we are deploying a flask app (
app.py
). - A sample
Dockerfile
.
FROM python:3.6.1-alpine
RUN pip install flask
CMD ["python","app.py"]
COPY app.py /app.py
- First line specifies the starting point for
Dockerfile
. Every Dockerfile must start with a FROM line that is the starting image to build your layers on top of. - If no tag (
3.6.1
) is specified, it will take the latest version. alpine
is an ultra light weight linux distro.- Preferably use docker hub or non-community docker store images for base images since they are verified and safe to use.
- Use official image that closely matches your needs.
- The RUN command executes commands needed to set up your image for your application, such as installing packages, editing files, or changing file permissions. In this case we are installing flask. The RUN commands are executed at build time, and are added to the layers of your image.
- CMD is the command that is executed when you start a container. Here we are using CMD to run our python app.
- There can be only one CMD per Dockerfile. If you specify more thane one CMD, then the last CMD will take effect. Hence CMD of parent is overriden.
- Last line, his copies the app.py in the local directory (where you will run
docker image build
) into a new layer of the image. This instruction is the last line in the Dockerfile. - Layers that change frequently, such as copying source code into the image, should be placed near the bottom of the file to take full advantage of the Docker layer cache. This allows us to avoid rebuilding layers that could otherwise be cached.
- For instance, if there was a change in the FROM instruction, it would invalidate the cache for all subsequent layers of this image.
- Although we have speicified CMD above the file copy command, still CMD runs only when the container starts and not when it builds.
- See full list of commands for
Dockerfile
. - Build image using
docker image build -t python-hello-world .
Then dodocker image ls
to see that image shows up in the list. The base iamge will also be in the list. - Now can be run using
docker run -p 5001:5000 -d python-hello-world
. - If you want to see logs from your application you can use the
docker container logs [container id/name]
command. By default,docker container logs
prints out what is sent to standard out by your application. - The
Dockerfile
is how you create reproducible builds for your application. A common workflow is to have your CI/CD automation rundocker image build
as part of its build process. Once images are built, they will be sent to a central registry, where they can be accessed by all environments (such as a test environment) that need to run instances of that application.
Pushing to central registry
- Docker hub is a free service to publicly store available images, or you can pay to store private images.
docker login
to login to the remote docker registry.- The Docker Hub naming convention is to tag your image with [dockerhub username]/[image name].
docker tag python-hello-world [dockerhub username]/python-hello-world
. - Once you have a properly tagged image, use the
docker push [username]/[imagename]
command to push your image to the Docker Hub registry. - Anyone can now do
docker pull
to deploy your image to other environments. - To deploy a change in the file, we need rebuild the image (after the change done in local file), then push it to the registry.
- Notice “Using cache” for Steps 1-3. These layers of the Docker image have already been built, and
docker image build
will use these layers from the cache, instead of rebuilding them. - There is a caching mechanism in place for pushing layers too. Docker Hub already has all but one of the layers from an earlier push, so it only pushes the one layer that has changed.
- Hence it is important to optimize the
Dockefile
with most changeable layers on top (actually at bottom ofDockerfile
).
Some technical details of layers
- One of the major design properties of Docker is its use of the union file system.
- Consider the Dockerfile that you created before:
FROM python:3.6.1-alpine
RUN pip install flask
CMD ["python","app.py"]
COPY app.py /app.py
- Each of these lines is a layer. Each layer contains only the delta, or changes from the layers before it. To put these layers together into a single running container, Docker makes use of the union file system to overlay layers transparently into a single view.
- Each layer of the image is read-only, except for the very top layer which is created for the container. The read/write container layer implements “copy-on-write” which means that files that are stored in lower image layers are pulled up to the read/write container layer only when edits are being made to those files. Those changes are then stored in the container layer. The “copy-on-write” function is very fast, and in almost all cases, does not have a noticeable effect on performance. You can inspect which files have been pulled up to the container level with the
docker diff
command. - Since image layers are read-only, they can be shared by images and by running containers. For instance, creating a new python app with its own Dockerfile with similar base layers, would share all the layers that it had in common with the first python app.
- You can also experience the sharing of layers when you start multiple containers from the same image. Since the containers use the same read-only layers, you can imagine that starting up containers is very fast and has a very low footprint on the host.
- You may notice that there are duplicate lines in this Dockerfile and the Dockerfile you created earlier in this lab. Although this is a very trivial example, you can pull common lines of both Dockerfiles into a “base” Dockerfile, that you can then point to with each of your child Dockerfiles using the FROM command.
- Image layering enables the docker caching mechanism for builds and pushes. For example, the output for your last
docker push
shows that some of the layers of your image already exists on the Docker Hub. - Remember to clean up the system using
docker system prune
.
Orchestration
- Features of container orchestration
- Cluster management
- Scheduling
- Service Discovery
- Replication
- Health Management
- Declared desired state
- Active reconcilation
- Examples
- Docker swarm
- Kubernetes
- Mesos
- Also some hosted solutions
- IBM cloud container service
- Amazon ECS
- Azure containers
- Google containers
- The Docker Swarm schedules services using a declarative language. You declare the state, and the swarm attempts to maintain and reconcile to make sure the actual state equals the desired state.
- Docker Swarm is composed of manager and worker nodes. Only managers can maintain the state of the swarm and accept commands to modify it. Workers have high scalability and are only used to run containers. By default, managers can run containers as well.
- The routing mesh built into swarm means that any port that is published at the service level will be exposed on every node in the swarm. Requests to a published service port will be automatically routed to a container of the service that is running in the swarm.
- Managers implement the raft consensus algorithm, which requires that more than 50% of the nodes agree on the state that is being stored for the cluster. If you don’t achieve more than 50%, the swarm will cease to operate correctly.
- While you typically want to limit the number of manager nodes to no more than seven, you can scale the number of worker nodes much higher than that. Worker nodes can scale up into the 1000s of nodes. Worker nodes communicate using the gossip protocol, which is optimized to be highly performant under large traffic and a large number of nodes.


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qppsim.Ue module¶
Documentation¶
Module with the UE model
-
class
qppsim.Ue.
Ue
(imsi, name, mcs, queue_size=10000)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class that models a UE. A UE keeps track of the last BID and port used, and provides methods to request the next one available. It also has a fixed MCS (configured) at construction time, a dictionary with the applications running in the UE, and a reference to the default bearer.
A UE is defined by its name and IMSI.
The class is hashable and comparable.
-
add_app
(app, default_bearer=False)[source]¶ Add an application to this UE. If ‘default_bearer’ is false, we need to request the activation of a dedicated bearer for this application, using the QoS parameters that the Priority Policy tells us. Otherwise, use the default bearer.
-
add_bearer
(qci, gbr, mbr, pci, pvi, arp)[source]¶ Add a dedicated bearer to this UE.


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Different Types of SQL Commands
Structured Query Language (aka “SQL”) is created for managing RDBMS ( Relational Database Management Systems )
From Wikipedia,
Originally based upon relational algebra and tuple relational calculus, SQL consists of a data definition language, data manipulation language, and data control language. The scope of SQL includes data insert, query, update and delete, schema creation and modification, and data access control. Although SQL is often described as, and to a great extent is, a declarative language (4GL), it also includes procedural elements.
Looks Good! In simple terms, we are using SQL to operate our RDBMS and this language has seriously easy syntax.
Now there are different types of SQL commands. ( and yeah! We run commands to operate our RDBMS in SQL)
- DDL - Data Definition Language
- DML - Data Manipulation Language
- DCL - Data Control Language
Till my viva in my college, I wasn’t aware of any third type :D
DDL
DDL provides the standard structure of commands that defines the structure of database objects like tables, indexes. Some of the operations/commands are
- CREATE TABLE
- ALTER TABLE
- DROP TABLE
- CREATE INDEX
- ALTER INDEX
- DROP INDEX
- CREATE VIEW
- DROP VIEW
DML
These commands are used for managing data within schema objects. Some examples:
- INSERT - insert data into a table
- UPDATE - updates existing data within a table
- DELETE - deletes all records from a table, the space for the records remain
DCL
These commands manage the access to your database. Generally applied to database users so that you can control the access of other users to your database.
- ALTER PASSWORD
- GRANT
- REVOKE
- CREATE SYNONYM
That’s all summarized for three different types of SQL commands.
Wait!
You see SELECT command anywhere? If you are familiar with SQL then you might know about most used command, The “SELECT” command and if you see the lists above you will not find it in any category. Well there is another category called
DQL - Data Query language
Comprises only one command SELECT but is most used and most concentrated for SQL users. With different options and clauses, it is used to make queries (inquiries) to the database.
Take the simple example, when you open a website page then the SELECT queries are made to get user data, website configurations, data to shown on web page. Complex and large data require joins and multiple queries. And yes number of queries can be reduced by different techniques but we will discuss it later :)