Data Container Changes Part 1
Infinispan 9.0 Beta 1 introduces some big changes to the Infinispan data container. This is the first of two blog posts detailing those changes.
This post will cover the changes to eviction which utilizes a new provider, Caffeine. As you may already know Infinispan has supported our own implementations of LRU (Least Recently Used) and LIRS (Low Inter-reference Receny Set) algorithms for our bounded caches.
Our implementations of eviction were even rewritten for Infinispan 8, but we found we still had some issues or limitations with them, especially LIRS. Our old implementation had some problems with keeping the correct number of entries. The new implementation while not having that issue had others, such as being considerably more complex. And while it implemented the entire LIRS specification, it could have memory usage issues. This led us to looking at alternatives and Caffeine seemed like a logical fit as well as being well maintained and the author, Ben Manes, is quite responsive.
Enter Caffeine
Caffeine doesn’t utilize LRU or LIRS for its eviction algorithm and instead implements TinyLFU with an admission window. This has the benefit of the high hit ratio like LIRS, while also requiring low memory overhead like LRU. Caffeine also provides custom weighting for objects, which allow us to reuse the code that was developed for MEMORY based eviction as well.
The only thing that Caffeine doesn’t support is our idea of a custom Equivalence. Thus Infinispan now wraps byte[] instances to ensure equals and hashCode methods work properly. This also gives us a good opportunity to reevaluate the dataContainer configuration element.
Deprecations
The data container configuration has thus been deprecated and is now replaced by a new configuration element named memory. Also since we are adding a new element the eviction configuration could also be consolidated into memory, and thus eviction is also deprecated. And last but not least the storeAsBinary configuration element has also been integrated into the new memory configuration element. Now we have 1 configuration element instead of 3, can’t beat that!
New Configuration
The new memory configuration will start out pretty simple and new elements can be added as there is a need. The memory element will be composed of a single sub element that can be of three different choices. For this post we will go over two of the sub elements: OBJECT and BINARY.
OBJECT
Object storage stores the actual objects as provided from the user in the Java Heap. This is the default storage method when no memory configuration is provided. This method will provide the best performance when using operations that operate upon the entire data set, such as distributed streams, indexing and local reads etc.
Unfortunately OBJECT storage only allows for COUNT based eviction as we cannot properly estimate user object types properly. This could be improved in a feature version if there is enough interest. Note that you can technically configured MEMORY eviction type with the OBJECT storage type with declarative configuration, but it will throw an exception when you build the configuration. Therefore OBJECT only has a single element named size to determine the amount of entries that can be stored in the cache.
An example of how Object storage can be configured:
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DECLARATIVE
BINARY
Binary storage stores the object in its serialized form in a byte array. This has an interesting side effect of objects are always stored as a deep copy. This can be useful if you want to modify an object after retrieving it without affecting the underlying cache stored object. Since objects have to be deserialized when performing operations on them some things such as distributed streams and local gets will be a little bit slower.
A nice benefit of storing entries as BINARY is that we can estimate the total on heap size of the object. Thus BINARY supports both COUNT and MEMORY based eviction types.
An example of how Binary storage can be configured:
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This option will be described in more detail in the next blog post. Stay tuned!
Conclusion
Caffeine should bring us a great solution, while also reducing a lot of maintenance ourselves. The new memory configuration also provides a simpler solution by removing two other configuration elements.
We hope you enjoy the new changes to the data container and look out for another blog post coming soon to detail the other new changes to the data container! In the meantime please check out our latest Infinispan 9.0 before it goes final and give us any feedback on IRC or JIRA


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l5kit.geometry.transform.
compute_agent_pose
(agent_centroid_m: numpy.ndarray, agent_yaw_rad: float) → numpy.ndarray¶ Return the agent pose as a 3x3 matrix. This corresponds to world_from_agent matrix.
- Parameters
agent_centroid_m (np.ndarry) – 2D coordinates of the agent
agent_yaw_rad (float) – yaw of the agent
- Returns
3x3 world_from_agent matrix
- Return type
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l5kit.geometry.transform.
ecef_to_geodetic
(point: Union[numpy.ndarray, Sequence[float]]) → numpy.ndarray¶ Convert given ECEF coordinate into latitude, longitude, altitude.
- Parameters
point (Union[np.ndarray, Sequence[float]]) – ECEF coordinate vector
- Returns
latitude, altitude, longitude
- Return type
np.ndarray
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l5kit.geometry.transform.
geodetic_to_ecef
(lla_point: Union[numpy.ndarray, Sequence[float]]) → numpy.ndarray¶ Convert given latitude, longitude, and optionally altitude into ECEF coordinates. If no altitude is given, altitude 0 is assumed.
- Parameters
lla_point (Union[np.ndarray, Sequence[float]]) – Latitude, Longitude and optionally Altitude
- Returns
3D ECEF coordinate
- Return type
np.ndarray
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l5kit.geometry.transform.
rotation33_as_yaw
(rotation: numpy.ndarray) → float¶ Compute the yaw component of given 3x3 rotation matrix.
- Parameters
rotation (np.ndarray) – 3x3 rotation matrix (np.float64 dtype recommended)
- Returns
yaw rotation in radians
- Return type
float
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l5kit.geometry.transform.
transform_point
(point: numpy.ndarray, transf_matrix: numpy.ndarray) → numpy.ndarray¶ - Transform a single vector using transformation matrix.
This function call transform_points internally
- Parameters
point (np.ndarray) – vector of shape (N)
transf_matrix (np.ndarray) – transformation matrix of shape (N+1, N+1)
- Returns
vector of same shape as input point
- Return type
np.ndarray
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l5kit.geometry.transform.
transform_points
(points: numpy.ndarray, transf_matrix: numpy.ndarray) → numpy.ndarray¶ Transform a set of 2D/3D points using the given transformation matrix. Assumes row major ordering of the input points. The transform function has 3 modes: - points (N, F), transf_matrix (F+1, F+1)
all points are transformed using the matrix and the output points have shape (N, F).
- points (B, N, F), transf_matrix (F+1, F+1)
all sequences of points are transformed using the same matrix and the output points have shape (B, N, F). transf_matrix is broadcasted.
- points (B, N, F), transf_matrix (B, F+1, F+1)
each sequence of points is transformed using its own matrix and the output points have shape (B, N, F).
Note this function assumes points.shape[-1] == matrix.shape[-1] - 1, which means that last rows in the matrices do not influence the final results. For 2D points only the first 2x3 parts of the matrices will be used.
- Parameters
points (np.ndarray) – Input points of shape (N, F) or (B, N, F)
F = 2 or 3 depending on input points are 2D or 3D points. (with) –
transf_matrix (np.ndarray) – Transformation matrix of shape (F+1, F+1) or (B, F+1, F+1) with F = 2 or 3.
- Returns
Transformed points of shape (N, F) or (B, N, F) depending on the dimensions of the input points.
- Return type
np.ndarray
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l5kit.geometry.transform.
vertical_flip
(tm: numpy.ndarray, y_dim_size: int) → numpy.ndarray¶ Return a new matrix that also performs a flip on the y axis.
- Parameters
tm – the original 3x3 matrix
y_dim_size – this should match the resolution on y. It makes all coordinates positive
Returns: a new 3x3 matrix.
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l5kit.geometry.transform.
yaw_as_rotation33
(yaw: float) → numpy.ndarray¶ Create a 3x3 rotation matrix from given yaw. The rotation is counter-clockwise and it is equivalent to: [cos(yaw), -sin(yaw), 0.0], [sin(yaw), cos(yaw), 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 1.0],
- Parameters
yaw (float) – yaw rotation in radians
- Returns
3x3 rotation matrix
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np.ndarray


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OUR SONG (2000) Rated R; running time 95 minutes Genre: Drama Official site: http://www.magiclanternpr.com/films/ifc_oursong.html IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Details?0244244 Written by: Jim McKay Directed by: Jim McKay Cast: Kerry Washington, Anna Simpson, Melissa Martinez, Marlene Forte, Raymond Anthony Thomas, Rosalyn Coleman, Carmen Lopez, Tyrone Brown, Kim Howard, Juan Romero Jr., Lorraine Berry, Natasha Frith
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 2001 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamsoursong.html
Ah, summer movie season. A time when much of what you see on the Silver Screen involves big explosions, lots of sound and fury, and action plotting that insists there be a big tub of popcorn handy.
Sorry hon, this is the theater for OUR SONG; "Big Summer Explosions 4: Die Hardest" is two screens down, take a right...
The Story (WARNING: **spoilers contained below**) OUR SONG is a simple - but not mindless - story of three young friends in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, during one hot summer. Lanisha (Kerry Washington), Maria (Melissa Martinez), and Joycelyn (Anna Simpson) are members of the Jackie Robinson Steppers, a marching band that's highly respected and supported in their neighborhood; and the bandleader, Mr. Miller (Tyrone Brown) works hard to keep it that way, keeping the members motivated toward being the best they can be.
Each of the girls' family members support them in varying degrees; Lanisha's mother Pilar (Marlene Forte) and father Carl (Ray Anthony Thomas) seem to be right behind Lanisha, whereas Maria and her mother Rita (Carmen Lopez) and numbnut brother Alex (Reginald Washington) have some serious Issues, and Joy's mother Dawn (Rosalyn Coleman) seems more intent on having a Good Time on the streets than in helping her daughter grow up. And even the strong bond they have as friends, is threatened when Joy pulls away from them and gets closer to her Stepper friends Kim (Lorraine Berry) and Keisha (Natasha Frith).
Big things, like the closing of their school, boyfriend Issues they each have, and unforeseen events involving their friend Eleanor (Kim Howard) and her young son Samson (Juan Romero Jr.), affect each of the girls. But Lanisha, Maria, and Joy have the same goals and aspirations as many a young person in Anytown, USA - and like those nameless others, it's the small things in life that can have the biggest impact on them.
The Upshot: As a movie critic, I try to stay objective about what I'm watching, but still stay involved enough to give a reasoned opinion. But as a member of the human race and of one of its subsets - namely, Black Folk - I sometimes find my presumptions about What Usually Happens Next, a bit disturbing. I started out with any number of expectations, presumptions, and prejudices, mainly revolving around its Inner-City setting and subject matter. If you were to take a look at the notes I made while watching OUR SONG, you might see things like "I bet a beat-down is coming next", or "I bet Character X turns out to be a major drug dealer". Color me surprised when I got to the end credits, and saw that many of my presumptions about what makes a Hood Flick, were (ahem) shot down.
In fact, OUR SONG surprised me at nearly every turn, but quietly so. The lack of Big! Dramatic! Events! was somewhat unnerving, probably because I have become conditioned to expect exactly that after hours and hours of mainstream movies clouding my brain. Still, it was great to revisit previous pages in my notebook and write "nope, I was wrong about that". I'm happy to note, though, that I wasn't wrong about the way the remake of "Ooh Child" would continually be used throughout the movie. It's a good, inspirational song, even as a remake, but they almost wore it to the ground.
Yet another surprise for me: the natural feel of the main characters, and the charm and talent of the young actors playing them. Melissa Martinez (Maria), Anna Simpson (Joycelyn), and especially Kerry Washington (Lanisha), had a strong film presence that is all the more amazing considering that this was the first feature film for each of them. They were able to seemingly effortlessly blend humor with drama, diminishing neither. Washington, Martinez, and Simpson are definitely worth looking for in the future; I just hope that Mainstream Hollywood doesn't lock them into dead-end Welfare Mama/Crackhead "NYPD-Blue"-type roles - but you'll notice I'm not holding my breath.
In any case, the lasting impact of OUR SONG is that it is an Everyman's film, about the everyday life of young folks in a particular corner of the world. No Gritty plot points, no Patron Saint to come rescue the poor hoodie rats, no big drama for your mama - and that's the point. The circumstances might be different, the shading might change, the mood music might be in a different key - but the groove of OUR SONG, whether on the streets of New York, in the suburbs of Colorado, or on the street where *you* live, might just be universal.
The "Black Factor" [ObDisclaimer: We Are Not A Monolith]: I often get get email slamming me when I point out the ways that [SOME] Black folk do [SOME] things differently from [SOME] White folk [What? You didn't know? Shocking, innit?]. Let's run this up the flag pole, see who salutes.
The Jackie Robinson Steppers marching band is another illustration of (sub)cultural differences. I may have missed it in my rush to avoid All Things Sports, but I live for the day that a funked-up marching band like the fabulous Steppers, become the rule instead of the exception. Pardon my lack of Racially-Neutral Words here, but I think a little non-gladiator color might do American sports audiences some good. And no, pre-manufactured Boy Bands don't count.
  KUUMBAYA, MY LORD!!!", so I'll know where to file it].
Bammer's Bottom Line: This summer brings an interesting, stark contrast of Life In The Hood from the cameras of two directors: John Singleton's larger-than-life, death-waiting-on-every-corner BABY BOY, and Jim McKay's slice-of-life OUR SONG. I find it fascinating that the three girls in "Song" could be my baby cousins - and that I know no one even remotely resembling Singleton's Boys.
OUR SONG (rating: greenlight): Do something different this summer: check out a film that reminds you that the little things in life count as much - if not more - as the Big Dramatic Stuff. Yes, even in the Hood.
Rose "Bams" Cooper Webchick and Editor, 3BlackChicks Review Entertainment Reviews With Flava! Copyright Rose Cooper, 2001 EMAIL<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.3blackchicks.com/
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The purpose of this SRS is the layout the functional and non-functional requirements for team LARP’s RPG style game. Its goal is to help the developers better understand the software the team will be developing. The doccument is intended for devoloper use only.
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The data governing the interaction of neutrons with various nuclei are represented using the ACE format which is used by OpenMC, MCNP, and Serpent. ACE-format data can be generated from ENDF data with the NJOY nuclear data processing system. The use of a standard cross section format allows for a direct comparison of OpenMC with other codes since the same cross section libraries can be used.
The ACE format contains continuous-energy cross sections for the following types of reactions: elastic scattering, fission (or first-chance fission, second-chance fission, etc.), inelastic scattering, , , and various other absorption reactions. For those reactions with one or more neutrons in the exit channel, secondary angle and energy distributions may be provided. In addition, fissionable nuclides have total, prompt, and/or delayed as a function of energy and neutron precursor distributions. Many nuclides also have probability tables to be used for accurate treatment of self-shielding in the unresolved resonance range. For bound scatterers, separate tables with scattering law data can be used.


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well for doing the active database duplication there are a few thing you need to check which are as the followings: Free space check in your target database pfile that these two lines exist: *.db_file_name_convert='{SOURCEDB_DATAFILE_LOC}','{TARGTDB_DATAFILE_LOC}' *.log_file_name_convert='{SOURCEDB_DATAFILE_LOC}','{TARGTDB_DATAFILE_LOC}' 3. Password on the both side should be the same. 4. ARCHIVELOG mode must be enabled on both sides. 5. both source and destination(target) database servers require "tnsnames.ora" entry. Enable Archive Log sqlplus / as sysdba SQL> archive log list; Database log mode No Archive Mode Automatic archival Disabled Archive destination USE_DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST Oldest online log sequence 15 Current log sequence 17 SQL> alter database archivelog; SQL> archive log list; Database log mode No Archive Mode Automatic archival Disabled Archive destination USE_DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST Oldest online log sequence 15 Current log sequence 17 Drop Database using SQL 1. connect to your target database 2. export ORACLE_SID= ${ORACLE_SID} --> for multiple oracle instance 3. sqlplus / as sysdba SQL*Plus: Release <IP_ADDRESS>.0 Production on Tue Dec 23 10:21:34 2014 Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Connected to: Oracle Database 11g Release <IP_ADDRESS>.0 - 64bit Production 4. SQL> shutdown transactional; Database closed. Database dismounted. ORACLE instance shut down. 5. SQL> startup mount exclusive restrict; ORACLE instance started. Total System Global Area<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes Fixed Size 2253256 bytes Variable Size<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes Database Buffers<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes Redo Buffers 160563200 bytes Database mounted. 6. SQL> drop database; Database dropped. Disconnected from Oracle Database 11g Release <IP_ADDRESS>.0 - 64bit Production 7. SQL> startup nomount; ORACLE instance started. Total System Global Area<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes Fixed Size 2254416 bytes Variable Size<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes Database Buffers<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes Redo Buffers 144084992 bytes Note : if you can get your database to "startup nomount" try to exit and then login as sys again. After adding the servers in the tnsnames.ora confirm that they can connect to each other : from the source “tnsping ${auxiliary_database_name}" from the auxiliary “tnsping ${source_database_name}" in order to be more sure check the password too from the source "sqlplus /nolog" conn sys@${source_database_name} enter password do the same from target database if they can be connected. Now in the target database do the followings : rman target sys@${SOURCE_DBNAME} auxiliary sys@${AUXILIARY_DB} ENTER THE PASSWORDS after connecting run the following: duplicate target database to ${ORACLE_SID} from active database nofilenamecheck;


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RTCMultiConnection-v3.0 Demos
- Share files with single or multiple users
- All-in-One scalable broadcasting demo
- Scalable OneWay Video Broadcasting
- Scalable OneWay File Sharing
- Setup Video Conferencing between multiple users
- Setup Audio Conferencing between multiple users
- Setup Video OneWay Broadcasting between multiple users
- Share Audio+Video+TextChat+FileSharing between multiple users
- Share TextChat+FileSharing among multiple users
- Share part of screen
- TwoWay Audio & OneWay Screen Sharing (NOT-Functional YET)
- Share Screen in OneWay among multiple users
- Leave & Rejoin same room, again and again!
- Create Password-Protected Video Conferencing Rooms
- Test RTPSender.replaceTrack API (only in Firefox)
- Test MediaStreamTrack.applyConstraints API (only in Firefox Nightly)
- Video Conferencing using Firebase as a signaling medium
- Video Conferencing using PubNub as a signaling medium
- Share custom-private messages among users using Socket.io
- Detect presence before opening or joining the room.
- Get list of all public moderators (rooms initiators).
- Switch/Change Cameras in a Live Conference
You can try RTCMultiConnection v2.2.2 demos as well:
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How to install v3.0?
sudo npm install rtcmulticonnection-v3 # or MOST preferred one mkdir RTCMultiConnection-v3.0 && cd RTCMultiConnection-v3.0 wget http://dl.webrtc-experiment.com/rtcmulticonnection-v3.tar.gz tar -zxvf rtcmulticonnection-v3.tar.gz ls -a node server.js
How to Configure v3.0?
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JAMSHEDPUR: The Indian Super League (ISL) fixture between Jamshedpur FC and Chennaiyin FC has been moved to December 9 with a 7.30 p.m. kick-off time. The tie was originally scheduled on Dec. 6 at the J.R.D. Tata Sports Complex, here. The rescheduling, the press release said, is done in conjunction with the city authorities and administration in view of the Jharkhand State Assembly Phase 2 Polling on Dec. 7. Sports Bureau


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — One night late in 1979, an itinerant young physicist named Alan Guth, with a new son and a year’s appointment at Stanford, stayed up late with his notebook and equations, venturing far beyond the world of known physics.
He was trying to understand why there was no trace of some exotic particles that should have been created in the Big Bang. Instead he discovered what might have made the universe bang to begin with. A potential hitch in the presumed course of cosmic evolution could have infused space itself with a special energy that exerted a repulsive force, causing the universe to swell faster than the speed of light for a prodigiously violent instant.
If true, the rapid engorgement would solve paradoxes like why the heavens look uniform from pole to pole and not like a jagged, warped mess. The enormous ballooning would iron out all the wrinkles and irregularities. Those particles were not missing, but would be diluted beyond detection, like spit in the ocean.
“SPECTACULAR REALIZATION,” Dr. Guth wrote across the top of the page and drew a double box around it.
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On Monday, Dr. Guth’s starship came in. Radio astronomers reported that they had seen the beginning of the Big Bang, and that his hypothesis, known undramatically as inflation, looked right.
Reaching back across 13.8 billion years to the first sliver of cosmic time with telescopes at the South Pole, a team of astronomers led by John M. Kovac of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics detected ripples in the fabric of space-time — so-called gravitational waves — the signature of a universe being wrenched violently apart when it was roughly a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second old. They are the long-sought smoking-gun evidence of inflation, proof, Dr. Kovac and his colleagues say, that Dr. Guth was correct.
Inflation has been the workhorse of cosmology for 35 years, though many, including Dr. Guth, wondered whether it could ever be proved.
If corroborated, Dr. Kovac’s work will stand as a landmark in science comparable to the recent discovery of dark energy pushing the universe apart, or of the Big Bang itself. It would open vast realms of time and space and energy to science and speculation.
Confirming inflation would mean that the universe we see, extending 14 billion light-years in space with its hundreds of billions of galaxies, is only an infinitesimal patch in a larger cosmos whose extent, architecture and fate are unknowable. Moreover, beyond our own universe there might be an endless number of other universes bubbling into frothy eternity, like a pot of pasta water boiling over.
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Dr. Kovac said the chance that the results were a fluke was only one in 10 million.
Dr. Guth, now 67, pronounced himself “bowled over,” saying he had not expected such a definite confirmation in his lifetime.
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“With nature, you have to be lucky,” he said. “Apparently we have been lucky.”
The results are the closely guarded distillation of three years’ worth of observations and analysis. Eschewing email for fear of a leak, Dr. Kovac personally delivered drafts of his work to a select few, meeting with Dr. Guth, who is now a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (as is his son, Larry, who was sleeping that night in 1979), in his office last week.
“It was a very special moment, and one we took very seriously as scientists,” said Dr. Kovac, who chose his words as carefully as he tended his radio telescopes.
Andrei Linde of Stanford, a prolific theorist who first described the most popular variant of inflation, known as chaotic inflation, in 1983, was about to go on vacation in the Caribbean last week when Chao-Lin Kuo, a Stanford colleague and a member of Dr. Kovac’s team, knocked on his door with a bottle of Champagne to tell him the news.
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Confused, Dr. Linde called out to his wife, asking if she had ordered anything.
“And then I told him that in the beginning we thought that this was a delivery but we did not think that we ordered anything, but I simply forgot that actually I did order it, 30 years ago,” Dr. Linde wrote in an email.
Calling from Bonaire, the Dutch Caribbean island, Dr. Linde said he was still hyperventilating. “Having news like this is the best way of spoiling a vacation,” he said.
By last weekend, as social media was buzzing with rumors that inflation had been seen and news spread, astrophysicists responded with a mixture of jubilation and caution.
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Max Tegmark, a cosmologist at M.I.T., wrote in an email, “I think that if this stays true, it will go down as one of the greatest discoveries in the history of science.”
John E. Carlstrom of the University of Chicago, Dr. Kovac’s mentor and head of a competing project called the South Pole Telescope, pronounced himself deeply impressed. “I think the results are beautiful and very convincing,” he said.
Paul J. Steinhardt of Princeton, author of a competitor to inflation that posits the clash of a pair of universes as the cause of genesis, said that if true, the Bicep result would eliminate his model, but he expressed reservations about inflation.
Lawrence M. Krauss of Arizona State and others also emphasized the need for confirmation, noting that the new results exceeded earlier estimates based on temperature maps of the cosmic background by the European Space Agency’s Planck satellite and other assumptions about the universe.
“So we will need to wait and see before we jump up and down,” Dr. Krauss said.
Corroboration might not be long in coming. The Planck spacecraft will report its own findings this year. At least a dozen other teams are trying similar measurements from balloons, mountaintops and space.
Spirals in the Sky
Gravity waves are the latest and deepest secret yet pried out of the cosmic microwaves, which were discovered accidentally by Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson at Bell Labs 50 years ago. They won the Nobel Prize.
Dr. Kovac has spent his career trying to read the secrets of these waves. He is one of four leaders of Bicep, which has operated a series of increasingly sensitive radio telescopes at the South Pole, where the thin, dry air creates ideal observing conditions. The others are Clement Pryke of the University of Minnesota, Jamie Bock of the California Institute of Technology and Dr. Kuo of Stanford.
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“The South Pole is the closest you can get to space and still be on the ground,” Dr. Kovac said. He has been there 23 times, he said, wintering over in 1994. “I’ve been hooked ever since,” he said.
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In 2002, he was part of a team that discovered that the microwave radiation was polarized, meaning the light waves had a slight preference to vibrate in one direction rather than another.
This was a step toward the ultimate goal of detecting the gravitational waves from inflation. Such waves, squeezing space in one direction and stretching it in another as they go by, would twist the direction of polarization of the microwaves, theorists said. As a result, maps of the polarization in the sky should have little arrows going in spirals.
Detecting those spirals required measuring infinitesimally small differences in the temperature of the microwaves. The group’s telescope, Bicep2, is basically a giant superconducting thermometer.
“We had no expectations what we would see,” Dr. Kovac said.
The strength of the signal surprised the researchers, and they spent a year burning up time on a Harvard supercomputer, making sure they had things right and worrying that competitors might beat them to the breakthrough.
A Special Time
The data traced the onset of inflation to a time that physicists like Dr. Guth, staying up late in his Palo Alto house 35 years ago, suspected was a special break point in the evolution of the universe.
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Physicists recognize four forces at work in the world today: gravity, electromagnetism, and strong and weak nuclear forces. But they have long suspected that those are simply different manifestations of a single unified force that ruled the universe in its earliest, hottest moments.
As the universe cooled, according to this theory, there was a fall from grace, like some old folk mythology of gods or brothers falling out with each other. The laws of physics evolved, with one force after another splitting away.
That was where Dr. Guth came in.
Under some circumstances, a glass of water can stay liquid as the temperature falls below 32 degrees, until it is disturbed, at which point it will rapidly freeze, releasing latent heat.
Similarly, the universe could “supercool” and stay in a unified state too long. In that case, space itself would become imbued with a mysterious latent energy.
Inserted into Einstein’s equations, the latent energy would act as a kind of antigravity, and the universe would blow itself up. Since it was space itself supplying the repulsive force, the more space was created, the harder it pushed apart.
What would become our observable universe mushroomed in size at least a trillion trillionfold — from a submicroscopic speck of primordial energy to the size of a grapefruit — in less than a cosmic eye-blink.
Almost as quickly, this pulse would subside, relaxing into ordinary particles and radiation. All of normal cosmic history was still ahead, resulting in today’s observable universe, a patch of sky and stars billions of light-years across. “It’s often said that there is no such thing as a free lunch,” Dr. Guth likes to say, “but the universe might be the ultimate free lunch.”
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Make that free lunches. Most of the hundred or so models resulting from Dr. Guth’s original vision suggest that inflation, once started, is eternal. Even as our own universe settled down to a comfortable homey expansion, the rest of the cosmos will continue blowing up, spinning off other bubbles endlessly, a concept known as the multiverse.
So the future of the cosmos is perhaps bright and fecund, but do not bother asking about going any deeper into the past.
We might never know what happened before inflation, at the very beginning, because inflation erases everything that came before it. All the chaos and randomness of the primordial moment are swept away, forever out of our view.
“If you trace your cosmic roots,” said Abraham Loeb, a Harvard-Smithsonian astronomer who was not part of the team, “you wind up at inflation.”
A version of this article appears in print on March 18, 2014, on Page A1 of the New York edition with the headline: Space Ripples Reveal Big Bang’s Smoking Gun. Order Reprints | Today’s Paper | Subscribe


User
public class User: JsonConvertible, CustomStringConvertible
Represents a user on StackExchange.
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The tpye of the user. The StackExchange API returns different types of users depending on the use-case.
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public enum UserInfoType: String
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Swift
public enum UserType: String, StringRepresentable
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The
User.UserType
of the user.This does not affect the other properties. It’s just for the developers to see, which data they can expect.
Declaration
Swift
public var type = User.UserInfoType.undefined
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Simple initializer with an
UserInfoType
as possible parameter.Declaration
Swift
public init(type: UserInfoType)
Parameters
type
The
UserType
the new instance should have -
Initializes the object from a JSON string.
Declaration
Swift
public convenience required init?(jsonString json: String)
Parameters
json
The JSON string returned by the API
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Initializes the object from a JSON string.
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Scalactic 2.1.0 accompanies the ScalaTest 2.1.0 release. For more information, see the release notes for ScalaTest 2.1.0. For information on how to include Scalactic in your project, see the download page.
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Prettifier
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Elon Musk says the Tesla 2020 Roadster ‘maybe won’t need a key at all’
by Aaron Holmes, Business Insider US- Drivers of Tesla’s next Roadster model might not need a key to start the car, Elon Musk tweeted Wednesday.
- Tesla unveiled the new Roadster in 2017, and it is expected to arrive as early as 2020.
- Musk has previously teased other possible Roadster features on Twitter, including the ability to customize the car horn and replace it with fart noises or goat sound effects.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
A Tesla fan tweeted at Elon Musk Wednesday with a modest request for the new Tesla Roadster: a socket near the driver meant to hold the key fob.
The Tesla founder and CEO responded by teasing a feature of the next Roadster: owners “maybe won’t need a key at all.”
The new Tesla Roadster was unveiled in 2017 and touted as an upgraded version of Tesla’s original Roadster, which was produced between 2008 and 2012. The new Roadster will do 0-60 mph in 1.9 seconds, the company said, and its base model will start at $200,000.
It’s not clear whether Musk was serious about his claim that the car might not require keys, or whether keys would be replaced with an app or some other way of identifying the driver. Musk has previously teased other Tesla features on Twitter – he tweeted in October that future Teslas may allow drivers to customize their car horn, replacing it with fart or goat sound effects.
The new Roadster was initially expected to arrive in 2020, but Musk has hinted that it may come later – he Tweeted in September that the next Model S will go into production in late 2020 and that the next Roadster will “come later.”
A Tesla spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.


A policy controls the behavior of a crawl.
The crawler can log in automatically if it has credentials for the site.
Handle the Robots Exclusion Protocol.
The crawler can normalize and deduplicate similar URLs.
Crawl items are deduplicated based on URL. Normalization treats semantically similar URLs as duplicates.
Common query parameters that lack semantic meaning, such as session IDs, can be stripped out during normalization.
Adjust the fetch priority and crawl depth based on URL patterns.
Each item is prioritized by cost, and the cost is set relative to its parent item. If the cost is zero, then the item is discarded.
Set the user agent header used when downloading an item.
If more than one user agent is specified, one will be chosen at random for each request.
Specify which proxies to use and when to use them.
Choose whether to save or discard response body based on MIME type patterns.
The crawl will not exceed these limits.


| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
default long |
count(byte[] lowKey,
byte[] highKey)
Non-transactionally counts the number of entries within the given range.
|
default boolean |
delete(Transaction txn,
byte[] key)
Unconditionally removes the entry associated with the given key.
|
default byte[] |
exchange(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
byte[] value)
Unconditionally associates a value with the given key, returning the previous value.
|
Ordering |
getOrdering()
Returns the key ordering for this view.
|
default boolean |
insert(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
byte[] value)
Associates a value with the given key, unless a corresponding value already
exists.
|
boolean |
isUnmodifiable()
Returns true if any attempt to modify this view causes an
UnmodifiableViewException to be thrown. |
default byte[] |
load(Transaction txn,
byte[] key)
Returns a copy of the value for the given key, or null if no matching entry exists.
|
LockResult |
lockCheck(Transaction txn,
byte[] key)
Checks the lock ownership for the given key.
|
LockResult |
lockExclusive(Transaction txn,
byte[] key)
Explicitly acquire an exclusive lock for the given key, denying any additional
locks.
|
LockResult |
lockShared(Transaction txn,
byte[] key)
Explicitly acquire a shared lock for the given key, denying exclusive locks.
|
LockResult |
lockUpgradable(Transaction txn,
byte[] key)
Explicitly acquire an upgradable lock for the given key, denying exclusive and
additional upgradable locks.
|
Cursor |
newCursor(Transaction txn) |
default Transaction |
newTransaction(DurabilityMode durabilityMode)
Returns a new transaction which is compatible with this view.
|
default boolean |
remove(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
byte[] value)
Removes the entry associated with the given key, but only if the given value
matches.
|
default boolean |
replace(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
byte[] value)
Associates a value with the given key, but only if a corresponding value already exists.
|
default void |
store(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
byte[] value)
Unconditionally associates a value with the given key.
|
default LockResult |
tryLockExclusive(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
long nanosTimeout)
Explicitly acquire an exclusive lock for the given key, denying any additional
locks.
|
default LockResult |
tryLockShared(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
long nanosTimeout)
Explicitly acquire a shared lock for the given key, denying exclusive locks.
|
default LockResult |
tryLockUpgradable(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
long nanosTimeout)
Explicitly acquire an upgradable lock for the given key, denying exclusive and
additional upgradable locks.
|
default boolean |
update(Transaction txn,
byte[] key,
byte[] oldValue,
byte[] newValue)
Associates a value with the given key, but only if the given old value matches.
|
default View |
viewGe(byte[] key)
Returns a sub-view, backed by this one, whose keys are greater than or
equal to the given key.
|
default View |
viewGt(byte[] key)
Returns a sub-view, backed by this one, whose keys are greater than the
given key.
|
default View |
viewLe(byte[] key)
Returns a sub-view, backed by this one, whose keys are less than or
equal to the given key.
|
default View |
viewLt(byte[] key)
Returns a sub-view, backed by this one, whose keys are less than the
given key.
|
default View |
viewPrefix(byte[] prefix,
int trim)
Returns a sub-view, backed by this one, whose keys start with the given prefix.
|
default View |
viewReverse()
Returns a view, backed by this one, whose natural order is reversed.
|
default View |
viewTransformed(Transformer transformer)
Returns a sub-view, backed by this one, whose entries have been filtered out and
transformed.
|
default View |
viewUnmodifiable()
Returns a view, backed by this one, whose entries cannot be modified.
|
Ordering getOrdering()
Cursor newCursor(Transaction txn)
txn
- optional transaction for Cursor to link
toIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instancedefault Transaction newTransaction(DurabilityMode durabilityMode)
UnsupportedOperationException
- if not supporteddefault long count(byte[] lowKey, byte[] highKey) throws IOException
lowKey
- inclusive lowest key in the counted range; pass null for open rangehighKey
- exclusive highest key in the counted range; pass null for open rangeIOException
default byte[] load(Transaction txn, byte[] key) throws IOException
If the entry must be locked, ownership of the key instance is transferred. The key must not be modified after calling this method.
txn
- optional transaction; pass null for READ_COMMITTED
locking behaviorkey
- non-null keyNullPointerException
- if key is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instanceIOException
default void store(Transaction txn, byte[] key, byte[] value) throws IOException
If the entry must be locked, ownership of the key instance is transferred. The key must not be modified after calling this method.
txn
- optional transaction; pass null for auto-commit modekey
- non-null keyvalue
- value to store; pass null to deleteNullPointerException
- if key is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instanceViewConstraintException
- if entry is not permittedIOException
default byte[] exchange(Transaction txn, byte[] key, byte[] value) throws IOException
If the entry must be locked, ownership of the key instance is transferred. The key must not be modified after calling this method.
txn
- optional transaction; pass null for auto-commit modekey
- non-null keyvalue
- value to store; pass null to deleteNullPointerException
- if key is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instanceViewConstraintException
- if entry is not permittedIOException
default boolean insert(Transaction txn, byte[] key, byte[] value) throws IOException
update(txn, key, null, value)
If the entry must be locked, ownership of the key instance is transferred. The key must not be modified after calling this method.
txn
- optional transaction; pass null for auto-commit modekey
- non-null keyvalue
- value to insert, which can be nullNullPointerException
- if key is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instanceViewConstraintException
- if entry is not permittedIOException
default boolean replace(Transaction txn, byte[] key, byte[] value) throws IOException
If the entry must be locked, ownership of the key instance is transferred. The key must not be modified after calling this method.
txn
- optional transaction; pass null for auto-commit modekey
- non-null keyvalue
- value to insert; pass null to deleteNullPointerException
- if key is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instanceViewConstraintException
- if entry is not permittedIOException
default boolean update(Transaction txn, byte[] key, byte[] oldValue, byte[] newValue) throws IOException
If the entry must be locked, ownership of the key instance is transferred. The key must not be modified after calling this method.
txn
- optional transaction; pass null for auto-commit modekey
- non-null keyoldValue
- expected existing value, which can be nullnewValue
- new value to update to; pass null to deleteNullPointerException
- if key is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instanceViewConstraintException
- if entry is not permittedIOException
default boolean delete(Transaction txn, byte[] key) throws IOException
replace(txn, key, null)
If the entry must be locked, ownership of the key instance is transferred. The key must not be modified after calling this method.
txn
- optional transaction; pass null for auto-commit modekey
- non-null keyNullPointerException
- if key is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instanceViewConstraintException
- if remove is not permittedIOException
default boolean remove(Transaction txn, byte[] key, byte[] value) throws IOException
update(txn, key, value, null)
If the entry must be locked, ownership of the key instance is transferred. The key must not be modified after calling this method.
txn
- optional transaction; pass null for auto-commit modekey
- non-null keyvalue
- expected existing value, which can be nullNullPointerException
- if key is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if transaction belongs to another database instanceViewConstraintException
- if remove is not permittedIOException
default LockResult tryLockShared(Transaction txn, byte[] key, long nanosTimeout) throws DeadlockException, ViewConstraintException
Transactions acquire locks automatically, and so use of this method is not required. Ownership of the key instance is transferred, and so the key must not be modified after calling this method.
key
- non-null key to lock; instance is not clonednanosTimeout
- maximum time to wait for lock; negative timeout is infiniteINTERRUPTED
, TIMED_OUT_LOCK
, ACQUIRED
, OWNED_SHARED
, OWNED_UPGRADABLE
, or OWNED_EXCLUSIVE
IllegalStateException
- if too many shared locksDeadlockException
- if deadlock was detected after waiting full timeoutViewConstraintException
- if key is not allowedLockResult lockShared(Transaction txn, byte[] key) throws LockFailureException, ViewConstraintException
Transactions acquire locks automatically, and so use of this method is not required. Ownership of the key instance is transferred, and so the key must not be modified after calling this method.
key
- non-null key to lock; instance is not clonedACQUIRED
, OWNED_SHARED
, OWNED_UPGRADABLE
, or OWNED_EXCLUSIVE
IllegalStateException
- if too many shared locksLockFailureException
- if interrupted or timed outDeadlockException
- if deadlock was detected after waiting full timeoutViewConstraintException
- if key is not alloweddefault LockResult tryLockUpgradable(Transaction txn, byte[] key, long nanosTimeout) throws DeadlockException, ViewConstraintException
Transactions acquire locks automatically, and so use of this method is not required. Ownership of the key instance is transferred, and so the key must not be modified after calling this method.
key
- non-null key to lock; instance is not clonednanosTimeout
- maximum time to wait for lock; negative timeout is infiniteILLEGAL
, INTERRUPTED
, TIMED_OUT_LOCK
, ACQUIRED
, OWNED_UPGRADABLE
, or OWNED_EXCLUSIVE
DeadlockException
- if deadlock was detected after waiting full timeoutViewConstraintException
- if key is not allowedLockResult lockUpgradable(Transaction txn, byte[] key) throws LockFailureException, ViewConstraintException
Transactions acquire locks automatically, and so use of this method is not required. Ownership of the key instance is transferred, and so the key must not be modified after calling this method.
key
- non-null key to lock; instance is not clonedACQUIRED
, OWNED_UPGRADABLE
, or OWNED_EXCLUSIVE
LockFailureException
- if interrupted, timed out, or illegal upgradeDeadlockException
- if deadlock was detected after waiting full timeoutViewConstraintException
- if key is not alloweddefault LockResult tryLockExclusive(Transaction txn, byte[] key, long nanosTimeout) throws DeadlockException, ViewConstraintException
Transactions acquire locks automatically, and so use of this method is not required. Ownership of the key instance is transferred, and so the key must not be modified after calling this method.
key
- non-null key to lock; instance is not clonednanosTimeout
- maximum time to wait for lock; negative timeout is infiniteILLEGAL
, INTERRUPTED
, TIMED_OUT_LOCK
, ACQUIRED
, UPGRADED
, or OWNED_EXCLUSIVE
DeadlockException
- if deadlock was detected after waiting full timeoutViewConstraintException
- if key is not allowedLockResult lockExclusive(Transaction txn, byte[] key) throws LockFailureException, ViewConstraintException
Transactions acquire locks automatically, and so use of this method is not required. Ownership of the key instance is transferred, and so the key must not be modified after calling this method.
key
- non-null key to lock; instance is not clonedACQUIRED
, UPGRADED
, or
OWNED_EXCLUSIVE
LockFailureException
- if interrupted, timed out, or illegal upgradeDeadlockException
- if deadlock was detected after waiting full timeoutViewConstraintException
- if key is not allowedLockResult lockCheck(Transaction txn, byte[] key) throws ViewConstraintException
UNOWNED
, OWNED_SHARED
, OWNED_UPGRADABLE
, or OWNED_EXCLUSIVE
ViewConstraintException
- if key is not alloweddefault View viewGe(byte[] key)
The returned view will throw a ViewConstraintException
on an attempt to
insert a key outside its range.
UnsupportedOperationException
- if view is unorderedNullPointerException
- if key is nulldefault View viewGt(byte[] key)
The returned view will throw a ViewConstraintException
on an attempt to
insert a key outside its range.
UnsupportedOperationException
- if view is unorderedNullPointerException
- if key is nulldefault View viewLe(byte[] key)
The returned view will throw a ViewConstraintException
on an attempt to
insert a key outside its range.
UnsupportedOperationException
- if view is unorderedNullPointerException
- if key is nulldefault View viewLt(byte[] key)
The returned view will throw a ViewConstraintException
on an attempt to
insert a key outside its range.
UnsupportedOperationException
- if view is unorderedNullPointerException
- if key is nulldefault View viewPrefix(byte[] prefix, int trim)
The returned view will throw a ViewConstraintException
on an attempt to
insert a key outside its range.
trim
- amount of prefix length to trim from all keys in the viewUnsupportedOperationException
- if view is unorderedNullPointerException
- if prefix is nullIllegalArgumentException
- if trim is longer than prefixdefault View viewTransformed(Transformer transformer)
The returned view will throw a ViewConstraintException
on an attempt to
insert an entry not supported by the transformer.
NullPointerException
- if transformer is nulldefault View viewReverse()
default View viewUnmodifiable()
UnmodifiableViewException
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UnmodifiableViewException
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Implement cycle-Free flux balance analysis, flux variability, and Random Sampling of solution space. Flux balance analysis is a technique to find fluxes in metabolic models at steady state. It is described in Orth, J.D., Thiele, I. and Palsson, B.O. What is flux balance analysis? Nat. Biotech. 28, 245-248 (2010).
| Version: | 2.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.3), sybil, Matrix, MASS |
| Imports: | methods |
| Suggests: | cplexAPI (≥ 1.2.6), glpkAPI (≥ 1.2.1) |
| Published: | 2016-06-01 |
| Author: | Abdelmoneim Amer Desouki [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Abdelmoneim Amer Desouki <abdelmoneim.amer at uni-duesseldorf.de> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | sybilcycleFreeFlux results |
| Reference manual: | sybilcycleFreeFlux.pdf |
| Package source: | sybilcycleFreeFlux_2.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: sybilcycleFreeFlux_2.0.0.zip, r-release: sybilcycleFreeFlux_2.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: sybilcycleFreeFlux_2.0.0.zip |
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The new web center of data This site aims to monitor the groundwater of China's Heihe River Basin and it provides the science model for the people to use
It can help us visualize the historical groundwater data that we want to know, for China Heihe region it can have more than 100 pumping wells used for display, and it is already increasing.....
In the basis of the traditional GIS, the website use the hydrological model to drive the data,now it offers the Modflow hydrological model.More models Will Provide
We provide the vast amounts of data of the China Heihe River Basin on a cloud platform, The data as a core,it provided for users to download, use and analysis


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"Puerto Rico exports its drug addicts to Chicago"
Sadly, "out of sight, out of mind" is a popular gov policy
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Step 1 : Download Jenkins Runner From Github repository
Step 2: Extract the Runner to a suitable place /usr/share or /opt in linux and C:\tools in windows
Step 3: Copy the jenkins.war to RunnerHome/lib directory
Step 4: Based on your environment Start the appropriate script ( under bin folder)
For example on Windows you can click bin/[windows-x86-64] or [windows-x86-32]/StartJenkins.bat
Jenkins Runner is based on Java Service Wrapper
FEATURES
- Pre bundled script which would allow you to manage jenkins instance in different environments seamlessly
- Configurations can be changed/added very easily
- Scripts supports init.d configuration and Windows Service modes
- Upgrading jenkins is just a matter of replacing jenkins.war in lib folder
- Pre configured plugins can be provided with the bundle.
- you can added other jar files easily in the class path
- application parameters and jmv parameters can configured very easily
Shorter Version
- Easy instance Management
- Easy Configuration
- Easy Updating + Pre bundled Plugins
DIRECTORY DETAILS
- data ==> contains files required for jenkins, configuration, jobs etc
- logs ==> this where jenkins will spit out logs
- conf ==> configuration that should be done to jenkins is driven through files in this folder
- lib ==> this folder contains wrapper.jar and jenkins.war, and any other jars you want to make available to classpath
- bin ==> binary executables are present here, based on you environment you have to execute one of the files in this directory
FAQ
How do I change the port?
Modify the JenkinsRunnder/conf/wrapper.conf file (line number 31) as follows
wrapper.app.parameter.2=--httpPort=8070
For more details on properties, go to JSW website
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Road Traffic Collision
Heading to work on Monday morning, I had my first Road Traffic Collision (RTC). It’s not really an experience I want to go through again!
I’d left for work just before 7am as I normally do when I’m riding - this gives me plenty of time to get to work and then grab a shower before I start. I’d taken the Brompton as it had been a while since I’d ridden it.
I left the house and headed off to work.
I was travelling straight across the roundabout to get cross the rounadabout so that I could join the cycle path on the other side of the road and head out of Welwyn. However, as I was travelling across, the taxi entered on to the roundabout from my left and hit me, knocking me off the bike.
As I was travelling across his path, I could see that he wasn’t going to stop in time and for a split second I knew what was coming and I think I managed to get a cry out before he hit me. I went down and I recall being on my back and then turning over onto my front.
At this point, the driver had stopped and got out and helped me up. I think he was shook up as well as me. I seem to recall that we hugged at the road whilst I got over some of the shock. I do recall that whilst we were there, some cars had built up in terms of traffic but no one else got out to see what happened or if I was ok. Maybe no one bothered because I got up? But I do know in the short time, some prick at the back of the traffic jam thought his horn would magically clear traffic in front of him (why do people do this? Beeping your horn isn’t going to clear a long traffic jam like that!)
The driver did give me his details and asked if we could sort it without the insurance company. I agreed at the time but I’ll do some follow up posts on how that goes! He offered me a lift home but as it was so close, I decided to walk.
Getting home I was able to look at my injuries.
I’ve got a hole in my tights - so that would be a cost to replace those. I wasn’t sure if I hit my head so I’ve decided to replace my helmet in case. The Brompton also needs some work, so I’ve had to take this to St Albans Bicycles in St Albans to get it checked as they’re my nearest Brompton dealer and were recommended.
I called the police on the 101 number whilst at home and was able to give a statement later in the day to the officer. Based on the description and details I’d got, the police would be able to get a statement from the driver (as I had his mobile number, registration details etc). However, it might just go down as an accident and nothing further might happen (which, I imagine is likely to be the case).
I then went to the Minor Injuries Unit and got checked out by a nurse and then a doctor to ensure that I had no other injuries that weren’t visible.
Turns out, a grazed knee was about the extent of my injuries, which I guess is extremely lucky.
I also spoke to the CTC Accident Helpline, as a CTC member. However, having spoken to the lawyer, this is unlikely to go anywhere as it would be a personal injury claim, and if I’m better within 2-3 weeks, they wouldn’t proceed with a claim (I guess it wouldn’t pay them enough).
I do, however, have the insurance details (including the policy numbers) of the driver - not that he gave them to me, as I’m hoping we can resolve the issue without calling them, but I was able to get this from the Motor Insurance Bureau, though the askMID website. If I need to, I’ll go down this route!
Overall, at the minute, I’m slightly out of pocket, but short of a scraped knee, I’m actually feeling ok and I was extremely lucky - it could have been much worse than it was. I’ll update in the future as to how things go with getting some cash back! My concern is when he figures out how much a Brompton is to repair, I’ll be forced to go down the insurance route.


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Didi Hamann claims Ireland didn't do enough to warrant Euro 2020 spot with qualifying performances
Fellow pundits Liam Brady and Richie Sadlier gushed over last night's 1-1 draw with Denmark
by Donagh CorbyIreland weren't good enough to qualify for Euro 2020, according to RTE analyst and legendary midfielder Dietmar Hamann.
Fellow pundits Liam Brady and Richie Sadlier gushed over last night's 1-1 draw with Denmark, that saw Mick McCarthy's men come within inches of automatic qualification.
However, McCarthy admitted after the game that lack of goals was an issue, which Hamann echoed on RTE's post-match coverage.
He said: “I don’t think there’s any doubt that this has been the best performance in the whole qualifying campaign.
“I don't buy into the idea that 'if we’d played like this in the two years or 18 months before [we'd have qualified]', because if you look at the whole qualifying campaign, they played eight games and scored seven goals.

Mick McCarthy's men were buoyed on by a raucous crowd at the Aviva Stadium, and looked to be the better side for a good portion of the first half.
They started even better for the second, but couldn't put away a number of chances.
And when Martin Braithewaite broke free of the Irish defence after 73 minutes to touch home Henrik Dalsgaard's cross that came back to haunt them.
Despite a late onslaught towards the Danish goal, that did yield an equaliser through Matt Doherty, Ireland couldn't find their way to the two necessary goals needed to earn an automatic spot at the Euros, and now head for the qualifiers.
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Introduction
JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them.
JavaScript contains a standard library of objects, such as Array, Date, and Math, and a core set of language elements such as operators, control structures, and statements. Core JavaScript can be extended for a variety of purposes by supplementing it with additional objects; for example:
- Client-side JavaScript extends the core language by supplying objects to control a browser and its Document Object Model (DOM). For example, client-side extensions allow an application to place elements on an HTML form and respond to user events such as mouse clicks, form input, and page navigation.
- Server-side JavaScript extends the core language by supplying objects relevant to running JavaScript on a server. For example, server-side extensions allow an application to communicate with a database, provide continuity of information from one invocation to another of the application, or perform file manipulations on a server.
What you should know
This guide assumes you have the following basic background:
- A general understanding of the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW).
- Good working knowledge of HyperText Markup Language (HTML).
- Some programming experience. If you are new to programming, try one of the tutorials linked on the main page about JavaScript.
Javascript and Java
JavaScript and Java are similar in some ways but fundamentally different in some others. The JavaScript language resembles Java but does not have Java's static typing and strong type checking. JavaScript follows most Java expression syntax, naming conventions and basic control-flow constructs which was the reason why it was renamed from LiveScript to JavaScript.
In contrast to Java's compile-time system of classes built by declarations, JavaScript supports a runtime system based on a small number of data types representing numeric, Boolean, and string values. JavaScript has a prototype-based object model instead of the more common class-based object model. The prototype-based model provides dynamic inheritance; that is, what is inherited can vary for individual objects. JavaScript also supports functions without any special declarative requirements. Functions can be properties of objects, executing as loosely typed methods.
JavaScript is a very free-form language compared to Java. You do not have to declare all variables, classes, and methods. You do not have to be concerned with whether methods are public, private, or protected, and you do not have to implement interfaces. Variables, parameters, and function return types are not explicitly typed.
Hello world
To get started with writing JavaScript, open the Scratchpad and write your first "Hello world" JavaScript code:
function greetMe(yourName) { alert("Hello " + yourName); }
greetMe("World");
Select the code in the pad and hit Ctrl+R to watch it unfold in your browser!
Variables
You use variables as symbolic names for values in your application. The names of variables, called identifiers, conform to certain rules.
A JavaScript identifier must start with a letter, underscore (_), or dollar sign ($); subsequent characters can also be digits (0-9). Because JavaScript is case sensitive, letters include the characters "A" through "Z" (uppercase) and the characters "a" through "z" (lowercase).
You can use ISO 8859-1 or Unicode letters such as å and ü in identifiers. You can also use the Unicode escape sequences as characters in identifiers. Some examples of legal names are Number_hits, temp99, and _name.
Global variables
Global variables are in fact properties of the global object. In web pages the global object is window, so you can set and access global variables using the window.variable syntax.
Consequently, you can access global variables declared in one window or frame from another window or frame by specifying the window or frame name. For example, if a variable called phoneNumber is declared in a document, you can refer to this variable from an iframe as parent.phoneNumber.
Declaring variables
How to declare a variable
let a = 1 ;
By simply assigning it a value. For example,
x = 42.
This always declares a global variable. It generates a strict JavaScript warning. You shouldn't use this variant.
With the keyword let. For example,
let y = 13.
Variable scope
JavaScript before ECMAScript 2015 does not have block statement scope; rather, a variable declared within a block is local to the function (or global scope) that the block resides within. For example the following code will log 5, because the scope of x is the function (or global context) within which x is declared, not the block, which in this case is an if statement.
if (true) { var x = 5; } console.log(x); // 5


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The cloudml package provides an R interface to Google Cloud Machine Learning Engine, a managed service that enables:
Scalable training of models built with the keras, tfestimators, and tensorflow R packages.
On-demand access to training on GPUs, including the new Tesla P100 GPUs from NVIDIA®.
Hyperparameter tuning to optimize key attributes of model architectures in order to maximize predictive accuracy.
Deployment of trained models to the Google global prediction platform that can support thousands of users and TBs of data.
CloudML is a managed service where you pay only for the hardware resources that you use. Prices vary depending on configuration (e.g. CPU vs. GPU vs. multiple GPUs). See https://cloud.google.com/ml-engine/pricing for additional details.
For documentation on using the R interface to CloudML see the package website at https://tensorflow.rstudio.com/tools/cloudml/


256kBit (64kB) Serial SRAM
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Works with 23K256 (and other).
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- Datasheet
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template<typename Spi , typename Cs , typename Hold >
Sets used pins as output and switches to continuous operation mode.
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template<typename Spi , typename Cs , typename Hold >
Make sure to call finish() when all data is written!
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template<typename Spi , typename Cs , typename Hold >
Make sure to call finish() when all data is read!
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template<typename Spi , typename Cs , typename Hold >
The device must stay selected during the hold period (CS low). All pins will go into high impedance state.
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- resume()
◆ resume()
template<typename Spi , typename Cs , typename Hold >
◆ finish()
template<typename Spi , typename Cs , typename Hold >
Must be called after a transaction is completed to deselect the device and release the bus for other operations.
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Barça coach Valverde gives his opinion on Riqui Puig's future
The coach says there is a lot of competition in the first team
by SPORT.esBarcelona coach Ernesto Valverde didn't want to openly reveal his opinion on Riqui Puig's future, saying it's a decision which will be made by the player and the club. However, he did suggest he was behind a change of scenery for the young, talented midfielder.
"Riqui Puig's future is between him and the club," Valverde said of the midfielder, who is currently playing for Barça's B team in the Spanish third division. "We want him close to the (first) team. But there's a lot of competition in his position. We will have to evaluate it later."
Real Zaragoza coach Victor Fernandez is really keen to have Riqui Puig join his side on loan in the Spanish second tier.
Valverde even cited the case of Marc Cucurella, who is now at Getafe following a loan spell with Eibar: "Marc, for example, is a different player to the one he was 18 months ago" when he left Barça.
Despite all the arguments, Valverde returned to his initial message and said that "it's something that the player and the club have to decide. We're going to wait until January and see what happens here."
The debate has grown around Riqui Puig in recent weeks and the possibility of him going on loan in January has been touted. Barça's director of youth football, Patrick Kluivert, voiced his preference for the player to go out on loan. In principle. Riqui Puig has always shown a desire to remain with the Catalan club but his stance has softened recently.


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Pete Doherty arrested again in Paris, for violent behavior
PARIS (AP) - Paris authorities say British singer Pete Doherty has been arrested for the second time in the space of a week.
The Paris prosecutor’s office said Monday the 40-year old former Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was placed in custody Sunday for “violence by a person in a manifest state of intoxication.”
It was just one day after he was released from custody. He had been detained in the night of Thursday-Friday over a foiled cocaine purchase.
The prosecutor’s office couldn’t confirm French media reports that the latest trouble involved Doherty punching at a teenager in the chic Saint-Germain area of Paris.
Since rising to fame in the noughties, Doherty, the ex-boyfriend of model Kate Moss, has been repeatedly arrested for drug offenses.
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Graceful ‘ggplot’-based graphics and utility functions for working with generalized additive models (GAMs) fitted using the ‘mgcv’ package. Provides a reimplementation of the plot()
method for GAMs that ‘mgcv’ provides, as well as ‘tidyverse’ compatible representations of estimated smooths.
The main features of gratia are currently
A ggplot2-based replacement for mgcv:::plot.gam()
: draw(gam_model)
.
Note specialist smoothers (bs %in% c("sos","mrf","so")
) are not currently supported, but univariate, factor and continuous by
-variable smooths, simple random effect smooths (bs = 're'
), factor-smooth interaction smooths (bs = "fs"
), and bivariate tensor product smooths are supported,
Estimatation of derivatives of fitted smoothers: derivatives()
(older functionality in fderiv(gam_model)
),
Estimation of point-wise across-the-function confidence intervals and simultaneous intervals for smooths: confint(gam_model)
.
Model diagnostics via appraise()
gratia is now available on CRAN, and can be installed with
however gratia is under active development and you may wish to install the development version from github. The easiest way to do this is via the install_github()
function from package remotes. Make sure you have remotes installed, then run
to install the package.
gratia grew out of an earlier package, schoenberg, itself a development of the earlier package tsgam, which was originally intended to be used with GAMs fitted to time series. As I was developing tsgam however it became clear that the package could be used more generally and that the name “tsgam” was no longer appropriate. To avoid breaking blog posts I had written using tsgam I decided to copy the git repo and all the history to a new repo for the package under the name schoenberg. At a later date someone released another package called schoenberg to CRAN, so that scuppered that idea. Now I’m calling the package gratia. Hopefully I won’t have to change it again…
In naming his greta package, Nick Golding observed the recent phenomena of naming statistical modelling software, such as Stan or Edward, after individuals that played a prominent role in the development of the field. This lead Nick to name his Tensor Flow-based package greta after Grete Hermann.
In the same spirit, gratia is named in recognition of the contributions of Grace Wahba, who did pioneering work on the penalised spline models that are at the foundation of the way GAMs are estimated in mgcv. I wanted to name the package grace, to explicitly recognise Grace’s contributions, but unfortunately there was already a package named Grace on CRAN. So I looked elsewhere for inspiration.
The English word “grace” derives from the Latin gratia, meaning “favor, charm, thanks” (according to Merriam Webster).
The chair that Grace Wabha currently holds is named after Isaac J Schoenberg, a former University Madison-Wisconsin Professor of Mathematics, who in a 1946 paper provided the first mathematical reference to “splines”. (Hence the previous name for the package.)


This article describes how to connect to the Oiyokan OData server from Salesforce.
Find External
Data Source
Find External Data Source using Quick Find, and click it.
Create New
External Data Source
Click New External Data Source to create new External Data Source.
Setup New
External Data Source
Fill input field like below. Type should be Salesforce Connect: OData 4.0. URL
should be https://oiyokan.herokuapp.com/odata4.svc/. And click Save.
If you want to write entity, set `Writable External Objects` checked.
Click Validate
and Sync
Click Validate and Sync button to validate odata settings. If you see a timeout
message, try again later. It may be resolved.
Select EntitySet
(Table)
Select some EntitySet (Table) from list want to connect and check them. And click
Sync.
Validate
EntitySet (Table)
Click Validate link to validate it.
Click Run
Queries
Click Run Queries to execute validation.
Check result of
validation
Check result of validation.
Fields and
Relationships at Object Manager
Open object manager to check Fields and Relationships added by OData.
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Bullet breaks window at Boston police headquarters
by EndPlayBOSTON (AP) - A bullet has pierced an upper-floor window of Boston police headquarters, but no one was injured.
The bullet went through a window at the rear of the building in the city's Roxbury neighborhood just before 7 p.m. Monday.
Detective Sgt. John Boyle says it's unclear if the building was targeted or if it was a stray bullet.
There is a park and an apartment complex behind the building.
Officers searched the area after the shooting, but no arrests had been announced.


Zindagi is a youth activist organization created with the aim of community building, spreading awareness, and educating people regarding socio-economic issues which concern certain sections of the society. Our organisation believes community outreach is an effective medium by which we can implement these plans. We plan to raise capital through fundraisers which will aid our efforts to educate and reach out to the target audience. The projects which our organisation will undertake represent small steps in the path to creating an easier world to live in.
Help provide underprivileged girls & women access to Sanitary Products
‘71% of girls in India, remain unaware about menstruation, when they first start their period.’ Zindagi as an organisation, along with the Rotaract Club of Medicrew and Enactus H.R. College, has started a project to create Menstrual Hygiene Awareness in economically backward areas. We aim to target low income communities, educate children in under resourced schools and homeless communities to create a better, well defined awareness on menstrual hygiene and its importance. Zindagi will be purchasing the menstrual kits for Rs. 250 and distributing them. These kits are prepared by women who are familiar with the requirements of those living in rural areas. By promoting the use of cloth sanitary napkins we also aim to create an eco-friendly poise to battle environment change and global warming. A high percentage of the population in India has distorted views regarding menstruation...


Anissa is a rising junior at Sacred Heart Greenwich.
Aside from programming, she loves to run, work as an editor for her school newspaper, and to take photos.
Aileen Park is a rising junior at Syosset High School.
Aside from coding, she has a passion for music, sports, and art.
She also loves traveling and cooking.


And another chapter!
And a few paragraphs to see how things are coming along!
NOTE: a simple note!
function foo() { return 12; }


<safety>
The <safety>
element contains information about safety conditions. This
element either contains children elements that describe safety conditions or a
<nosafety>
element that indicates that there are no safety conditions
that must be considered.
Category: Task requirements domain


We will be treating the atmosphere as a graybody. Initially we will take the atmosphere to be a single body. We wil denote the amount of energy that radiates out from the atmosphere as \(J_a \text{.}\) As a graybody, \(J_a \propto T_a^4 \) and \(J_a=\epsilon_a \sigma T_a^4 j/s m^2\) where \(T_a \) is the temperature of the atmosphere and \(\epsilon_a \) is the emissivity of the atmosphere. Recall that as graybody, the atmosphere also aborbs only a proportion, \(\epsilon_a \text{,}\) of radiation incidident upon it.
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Class: Sprockets::Utils::Gzip
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Modules:
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| Inherits: | Object |
| Defined in: | lib/sprockets/utils/gzip.rb |
Constant Summary
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COMPRESSABLE_MIME_TYPES =
# File 'lib/sprockets/utils/gzip.rb', line 52
What non-text mime types should we compress? This list comes from: www.fastly.com/blog/new-gzip-settings-and-deciding-what-compress
{ "application/vnd.ms-fontobject" => true, "application/x-font-opentype" => true, "application/x-font-ttf" => true, "image/x-icon" => true, "image/svg+xml" => true }
Class Method Summary
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.new(asset, archiver: ZlibArchiver) ⇒ Gzip
constructor
Private: Generates a gzipped file based off of reference file.
Instance Attribute Summary
- #archiver readonly
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#can_compress? ⇒ Boolean
readonly
Private: Returns whether or not an asset can be compressed.
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#cannot_compress? ⇒ Boolean
readonly
Private: Opposite of #can_compress?.
- #charset readonly
- #content_type readonly
- #source readonly
Instance Method Summary
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#compress(file, target)
Private: Generates a gzipped file based off of reference asset.
Constructor Details
.new(asset, archiver: ZlibArchiver) ⇒ Gzip
Private: Generates a gzipped file based off of reference file.
# File 'lib/sprockets/utils/gzip.rb', line 43
def initialize(asset, archiver: ZlibArchiver) @content_type = asset.content_type @source = asset.source @charset = asset.charset @archiver = archiver end
Instance Attribute Details
#archiver (readonly)
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/sprockets/utils/gzip.rb', line 40
attr_reader :content_type, :source, :charset, :archiver
#can_compress? ⇒ Boolean
(readonly)
Private: Returns whether or not an asset can be compressed.
We want to compress any file that is text based. You do not want to compress binary files as they may already be compressed and running them through a compression algorithm would make them larger.
Return Boolean.
# File 'lib/sprockets/utils/gzip.rb', line 68
def can_compress? # The "charset" of a mime type is present if the value is # encoded text. We can check this value to see if the asset # can be compressed. # # We also check against our list of non-text compressible mime types @charset || COMPRESSABLE_MIME_TYPES.include?(@content_type) end
#cannot_compress? ⇒ Boolean
(readonly)
Private: Opposite of #can_compress?.
Returns Boolean.
# File 'lib/sprockets/utils/gzip.rb', line 80
def cannot_compress? !can_compress? end
#charset (readonly)
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/sprockets/utils/gzip.rb', line 40
attr_reader :content_type, :source, :charset, :archiver
#content_type (readonly)
[ GitHub ]#source (readonly)
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/sprockets/utils/gzip.rb', line 40
attr_reader :content_type, :source, :charset, :archiver
Instance Method Details
#compress(file, target)
Private: Generates a gzipped file based off of reference asset.
Compresses the target asset’s contents and puts it into a file with the same name plus a .gz
extension in the same folder as the original. Does not modify the target asset.
Returns nothing.