from __future__ import print_function
import gssapi.base as gss
import struct
import sys
from gssapi.type_wrappers import GSSName
[docs]def debug(p, v):
print("{0}: {1}".format(p.upper(), v), file=sys.stderr)
[docs]class GSSClientError(Exception):
"""
GSS Client Error
This Exception represents an error which occured
when executing the GSS Client code (as opposed to
:class:`GSSError` s, which are errors which occured directly
in the GSSAPI C code).
"""
pass
[docs]class BasicGSSClient(object):
"""
Basic GSS Client
This class implements all functionality needed to initialize a basic
GSS connection and send/receive encrypted or signed messages.
.. warning::
All methods in this class can potentially raise :class:`gssapi.base.GSSError`
.. attribute:: service_principal
The service principal to which we are connecting (as a :class:`gssapi.type_wrappers.GSSName`)
.. attribute:: ctx
Type: Capsule
The internal GSS context object
.. attribute:: token
Type: bytes
The last returned token from one of the token-manipulation methods
.. attribute:: ttl
Type: int >= 0
The desired time-to-live for the GSS context object
.. attribute:: last_ttl
Type: int > 0
The actual amount of time for which the current GSS context object will be valid
.. attribute:: qop
Type: int > 0 or None
The current Quality of Protection being used in the encryption/decryption process
(set this to the desired QoP, or None for default, to attempt to use that QoP)
.. attribute:: services
Type: [:class:`gssapi.base.RequirementFlag`]
The flags to use when creating the GSS context
.. attribute:: channel_bindings
Type: TBD or None
.. warning::
Not Currently Implemented
.. attribute:: mech_type
Type: Capsule or None
Represents the desired mechanism type to be used (None uses the default type).
.. seealso::
Function :func:`resolveMechType`
"""
def __init__(self, principal, dbg=debug, security_type='encrypted', max_msg_size=None):
"""
Creates a new BasicGSSClient
:param str principal: the service principal to which to connect (automatically converted to a :class:`gssapi.type_wrappers.GSSName`
:param dbg: a method for printing debug messages (not currently used)
:type dbg: function(title, message)
:param security_type: the level of security to use
:type security_type: str containing enc(crypted)/conf(idential), integ(rity) or any, or just None
:param max_msg_size: the maximum message size for encryption/decryption
:type max_msg_zie: int > 0 or None (for default)
"""
self.debug = dbg
self.service_principal = GSSName(principal)
self.ctx = None
self.token = None
self.ttl = 0
self.last_ttl = None
self.qop = None
self.channel_bindings = None
self.mech_type = None
self.services = None
if security_type[0:5] == 'integ':
self.security_type = gss.RequirementFlag.integrity
elif security_type[0:4] == 'conf' or security_type[0:3] == 'enc':
self.security_type = gss.RequirementFlag.confidentiality
elif security_type == 'any':
self.security_type = None
else:
self.security_type = 0
[docs] def resolveMechType(self, mt):
"""
Sets the current mechanims type
This method converts a :class:`gssapi.base.MechanismType` into
a capsule object usable by internal methods, and then sets
:attr:`mech_type` to the resulting capsule
:param mt: the desired mechanism type
:type mt: :class:`gssapi.base.MechanismType`
"""
self.mech_type = gss.getMechanismType(mt)
[docs] def createDefaultToken(self):
"""
Initializes a default token and security context
This method gets and returns a default token, and
initializes the corresponding security context
:rtype: bytes
:returns: the token created in the process of initializing the security context
"""
self.ctx, _, _, self.token, self.last_ttl, _ = gss.initSecContext(self.service_principal.capsule,
services=self.services,
channel_bindings=self.channel_bindings,
mech_type=self.mech_type,
time=self.ttl)
return self.token
[docs] def processServerToken(self, server_tok):
"""
Processes a server token, and updates the security context
This method processes a server token, updates the internal
security context, and returns the new resulting token.
:param bytes server_tok: the token sent from the server
:rtype: bytes
:returns: the token resulting from updating the security context
"""
self.ctx, _, _, self.token, self.last_ttl, _ = gss.initSecContext(self.service_principal.capsule,
context=self.ctx,
input_token=server_tok,
services=self.services,
channel_bindings=self.channel_bindings,
mech_type=self.mech_type,
time=self.ttl)
return self.token
[docs] def encrypt(self, msg):
"""
Encrypts a message
This method encrypts a message according to the current
QoP (:attr:`qop`) and security level
:param str msg: the message to be encrypted
:rtype: bytes
:returns: the encrypted form of the message
:except GSSClientError: if the requested security level could not be used
"""
if self.security_type == gss.RequirementFlag.integrity:
gss.wrap(self.ctx, msg, False, self.qop)[0]
elif self.security_type == gss.RequirementFlag.confidentiality:
res, used = gss.wrap(self.ctx, msg, True, self.qop)
if not used:
raise GSSClientError('User requested encryption, but it was not used!')
return res
else:
return msg
[docs] def decrypt(self, msg):
"""
Decrypts a message
This method decrypts a message encrypted by the server.
:param bytes msg: the message to be decrypted
:rtype: str
:returns: the decrypted message
:except GSSClientError: if encryption was requested but not used, or if the QoP failed to meet our standards
"""
if self.security_type is not None and self.security_type != 0:
res, used, qop = gss.unwrap(self.ctx, msg)
if not used and self.security_type == gss.RequirementFlag.confidentiality:
raise GSSClientError('User requested encryption, but the server sent an unencrypted message!')
if self.qop is None:
self.qop = qop
elif qop < self.qop:
raise GSSClientError('Server used a lower quality of protection than we expected!')
return res
else:
return msg
def __del__(self):
if self.ctx is not None:
gss.deleteSecContext(self.ctx)
[docs]class SASLGSSClientError(GSSClientError):
"""
SASL GSS Client Error
This Exception represents an error which occured
when executing the SASL GSS Client helper code (as opposed to
:class:`GSSError`s, which are errors which occured directly
in the GSSAPI C code).
"""
pass
[docs]class BasicSASLGSSClient(BasicGSSClient):
"""
A helper for using the SASL GSSAPI mechanism
This class contains helper code to support implementing
the SASL GSSAPI mechanism using PyGSSAPI.
.. attribute:: user_principal
The username to use in the authentication process
.. warning::
Unlike :attr:`service_principal`, this is just a string, not a :class:`gssapi.type_wrappers.GSSName`
"""
def __init__(self, username, service_principal, max_msg_size=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Creates a new BasicSASLGSSClient
This method creates a new BasicSASLGSSClient with the given username.
All other parameters are used as in :class:`BasicGSSClient`. All relevant
attributes are set according to the SASL GSSAPI RFC (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4752).
:param str username: the user principal with which to authenticate
"""
self.user_principal = username
self.max_msg_size = max_msg_size
super(BasicSASLGSSClient, self).__init__(service_principal, *args, **kwargs)
self.channel_bindings = None
self.resolveMechType(gss.MechType.kerberos)
if (self.services is None):
self.services = []
if (self.security_type == gss.RequirementFlag.confidentiality):
self.services.append(self.security_type)
self.services.append(gss.RequirementFlag.integrity)
if (self.security_type != 0):
self.services.extend([gss.RequirementFlag.mutual_authentication,
gss.RequirementFlag.out_of_sequence_detection])
self.INV_SEC_LAYER_MASKS = {v:k for k, v in self.SEC_LAYER_MASKS.items()}
[docs] def step1(self):
"""
Creates a default token
This method is step 1 in the SASL process, and
creates a default token
:rtype: bytes
:returns: a default token to send to the server
"""
return self.createDefaultToken()
[docs] def step2(self, server_tok):
"""
Processes a server token
This method is step 2 in the SASL process, and
processes a server token
:param bytes server_tok: the token returned from the server
:rtype: bytes
:returns: a token or empty string to be sent to the server
"""
return self.processServerToken(server_tok)
SEC_LAYER_MASKS = {
0: 1,
gss.RequirementFlag.integrity: 2,
gss.RequirementFlag.confidentiality: 4
}
INV_SEC_LAYER_MASKS = None
[docs] def step3(self, tok):
"""
Deals with SSF
This method deals with negotiating SSF (the security level)
and max message size, setting the max message size appropriately
:param bytes tok: the wrapped message sent from the server
:rtype: bytes
:returns: a wrapped message to be sent to the server declaring our security level and max message size
"""
unwrapped_tok = gss.unwrap(self.ctx, msg)[0] # we don't care out security for this
sec_layers_supported_raw = ord(unwrapped_tok[0])
max_server_msg_size_raw = '\x00' + unwrapped_tok[1:4]
max_server_msg_size = struct.unpack('!L', max_server_msg_size_raw)[0]
if self.max_msg_size is None or self.max_msg_size > max_server_msg_size:
self.max_msg_size = max_server_msg_size
sec_layers_supported = []
for name, mask in self.SEC_LAYER_MASKS.items():
if sec_layers_supported_raw & mask > 0:
sec_layers_supported.append(name)
sec_layer_choice = 0
if self.security_type is None: # None means any
for mask in self.SEC_LAYER_MASKS.values():
if mask & sec_layers_supported_raw > sec_layer_choice:
sec_layer_choice = mask
elif self.security_type in sec_layers_supported:
sec_layer_choice = self.SEC_LAYER_MASKS[self.security_type]
else:
raise SASLGSSClientError('Server is unable to accomodate our security level!')
if self.security_layer is None:
self.security_layer = INV_SEC_LAYER_MASKS[sec_layer_choice]
resp = chr(sec_layer_choice) + struct.pack('!L', self.max_msg_size)[0:3] + self.user_principal
return gss.wrap(self.ctx, resp, False, self.qop)[0] # again, we don't care about our selected security type for this one


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THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (0 to 10): 4.7
Date Released: 10/28/94 Running Length: 2:00 Rated: R (Sex, nudity, mature themes)
Starring: Anthony Hopkins, Matthew Broderick, Bridget Fonda, John Cusack, Dana Carvey, Camryn Manheim, Lara Flynn Boyle, Traci Lind, Michael Lerner Director: Alan Parker Producers: Alan Parker, Armyan Bernstein, and Robert F. Colesberry Screenplay: Alan Parker based on the novel by T. Coraghessan Boyle Cinematography: Peter Biziou Music: Rachael Portman Released by Columbia Pictures
THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE dares to ask the question "When approached from the perspective of a period piece with a 'name' cast, can flatulence be funny?" Unfortunately for those stuck in the audience, it also provides the answer. For, while it's entirely possible to get a laugh or two out of this sort of relentless scatological humor, there's a point at which the bodily function jokes stop amusing and start aggravating. In THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE, this happens about thirty minutes into the film, which is bad news because there's still an hour and a half to go.
Writer/director Alan Parker has designed this story, set in 1907 at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, as a satire on all sorts of health and wellness issues. Frequently, however, his more biting statements get swamped by "toilet humor." There's only so much about the bowels that any audience can take - and here we get our fill, and more: "The bowels are born again," "The bowels are our passage to health," "Clean thoughts make for clean bowels," and "Clean bowels make for clean thoughts." All that, and enemas too.
The film follows two parallel, yet rarely convergent plots. The first involves the arrival of Will and Eleanor Lightbody (Matthew Broderick and Bridget Fonda) to the sanitarium run by Dr. John Kellogg (Anthony Hopkins). Neither of them is "well", and they've come for "the cure." Will's condition is immediately diagnosed as critical, and he's put into the care of the young and sexy Nurse Graves (Traci Lind). His treatment involves frequent enemas, electro-shock baths, and flagellation.
Arriving on the same train as Will and Eleanor is a young entrepreneur named Charles Ossining (John Cusack), who has come to Battle Creek, the "cereal bowl of the world", to manufacture corn flakes. He quickly learns, however, that his partner (Michael Lerner) is more interested in living high off the hog than getting any real work done.
Why this second, generally irrelevant subplot was included at all in THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE is a question to ponder. Not only does it draw out an already-overlong film, but it never dovetails with the primary storyline. When Charles eventually shows up at the sanitarium, we expect some sort of closure, but nothing really happens.
THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE suffers from a case of reverse momentum. The first half-hour, which is moderately entertaining, passes relatively quickly. After that, however, the story's progression decelerates as tedium and inertia set in. By the end, it's hard to believe that you've only been in the theater for two hours. It seems significantly longer.
The presence of Anthony Hopkins does not guarantee a good movie (even those with short memories may recall the disastrous FREEJACK, in which he played the villain), as is illustrated here. With buck teeth and wire-rimmed spectacles, Hopkins invests a fair amount of energy in his portrayal of Dr. Kellogg, but nevertheless ends up seeming much like that part of the anatomy that THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE is overly-enamored with.
Dana Carvey and John Cusack are totally superfluous, and Matthew Broderick and Bridget Fonda are hopelessly out-of-place (they seem like modern-day refugees gamely trying to cope with being dropped unexpectedly into an era ninety years in the past). Fine actors such as Colm Meaney and John Neville are wasted in insignificant roles.
Ultimately, THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE is just too long and pointless. It's a film without direction, and the script appears less concerned with coherence than with how to get a cheap laugh from a body noise. Surprisingly, considering Alan Parker's involvement in the high-voltage THE COMMITMENTS, this picture is sadly lacking in energy. A more apt title might be THE ROAD TO DULLSVILLE.
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Sidney The Bat Is Awarded The Order Of Lenin
Like many bats, Sidney spent much of his time hanging upside down in a dark cave. Both of Sidney's parents were still alive, and on Saturdays he would visit them. They lived in the attic of a museum, and enjoyed swooping, wings aflutter, around the heads of any employees who came up to the attic, which was used for storage. The museum was devoted to electro-magnetic apparatus, galvanometers, and cast iron mesmeric engines. It was the most renowned museum of its kind in the country, numbering among its exhibits not only Von Ick's Patent Trance Inducer, but also the collected working papers of the great potato scientist O'Hargreaves.
The Chief Curator, Professor Maud Dweb, had received many complaints about the bats in the attic. One young assistant, on his first visit up there, had been frightened out of his wits. His parents had had him removed to a sanatorium in mountainous country, and were toying with the idea of prosecuting the museum. Other cases were pending. Professor Dweb decided to act. One Saturday evening, after the museum had closed, she ascended the staircase to the gloomy attic. The full moon was visible through the skylight. It was the work of moments to set a number of bat-traps at various points in the darkness. As she prepared to depart, Professor Dweb stumbled over a large crate containing the world's only remaining example of Bickering's Electro-Magnetic Hinge, banged her head on the wall, and dropped to the floor, unconscious. Sidney's parents swooped low and perched - dp bats perch? - on her back. At that very moment, Sidney flapped in through the skylight. Let us pause here briefly.
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"The rudder has been staunched, Cap'n!" cried Bagshaw from the poop deck. He unrolled the sailcloth. The captain drummed his fists upon a plank. Werewolves tore at the rigging. Bagshaw held aloft the bails of a wicket.
[This was Professor Dweb's dream as she lay unconscious.]
* * *
Sidney greeted his parents and his parents greeted him - in bat-language, of course. They told him what had happened to Professor Dweb, who had by now sunk into a near-catatonic stupor. Sidney was most disappointed. Where was the fun in swooping and flapping his wings around a completely unconscious person? She wouldn't be scared at all! He resolved to arouse the celebrated scholar, and at once began to make hideous bat-like squealing noises directly into her ears, thudding his wings against her temples. It took a good few minutes, but at last Professor Dweb woke with a start. Then she screeched, flailing her arms to ward off the mischievous bat. She fled the attic, slamming the trap door behind her, leaving the fiendish bat-traps to do their work.
An hour later she was back in the attic, armed with a torch. She found Sidney hanging upside down from a rafter. "Well, young bat," she announced, "Inadvertently, you have performed a great service to your country! Had you not woken me from my stupor, thieves would have made off with the most prized exhibit in this museum. I was only just in time to nab them! Fleeing from you, I went downstairs to find a pair of traitorous counter-revolutionary ne'er-do-wells about to steal Darjeeling's Anti-Imperialist Galvanising Motor!  I shall recommend to the President that you are given an award in recognition of your great deed. Well done!" Sidney's parents patted him proudly on the head. Professor Dweb at once dismantled the bat-traps. The moon shimmered through the skylight.
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Tutorial 8: Execute Other Steps in a Step¶
- Goal
Reuse a sequence of existing steps as a step-macro.
In some case, you want to replace a number of steps in a scenario by one simple macro step (macro functionality). To avoid code duplication in the test automation layer, the BDD framework normally provides a functionality to easily call these steps from within a step defintion.
Write the Feature Test¶
# file:features/tutorial08_step_executes_steps.feature
Feature: Step executes other Steps (tutorial08)
Scenario: Step by Step
Given I start a new game
When I press the big red button
And I duck
Then I reach the next level
Scenario: Execute multiple Steps in middle Step
Given I start a new game
When I do the same thing as before
Then I reach the next level
Provide the Test Automation¶
# file:features/steps/step_tutorial08.py
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# STEPS:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
from behave import given, when, then
from hamcrest import assert_that, greater_than
@given('I start a new game')
def step_impl(context):
context.duck_count = 0
context.red_button_pressed = 0
@when('I press the big red button')
def step_impl(context):
context.red_button_pressed += 1
@when('I duck')
def step_impl(context):
context.duck_count += 1
@when('I do the same thing as before')
def step_impl(context):
context.execute_steps(u"""
when I press the big {button_color} button
and I duck
""".format(button_color="red"))
@then('I reach the next level')
def step_impl(context):
assert_that(context.duck_count, greater_than(0))
assert_that(context.red_button_pressed, greater_than(0))
Run the Feature Test¶
When you run the feature file from above:
$ behave ../features/tutorial08_step_executes_steps.feature Feature: Step executes other Steps (tutorial08) # ../features/tutorial08_step_executes_steps.feature:1 Scenario: Step by Step # ../features/tutorial08_step_executes_steps.feature:3 Given I start a new game # ../features/steps/step_tutorial08.py:26 When I press the big red button # ../features/steps/step_tutorial08.py:31 And I duck # ../features/steps/step_tutorial08.py:35 Then I reach the next level # ../features/steps/step_tutorial08.py:46 Scenario: Execute multiple Steps in middle Step # ../features/tutorial08_step_executes_steps.feature:9 Given I start a new game # ../features/steps/step_tutorial08.py:26 When I do the same thing as before # ../features/steps/step_tutorial08.py:39 Then I reach the next level # ../features/steps/step_tutorial08.py:46 1 feature passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped 2 scenarios passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped 7 steps passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 0 undefined Took 0m0.001s


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IN SHORT: Been there done that.
It's never a good sign when a movie reveals almost all there is to know in its trailer or teevee spot. So, this CrankyCritic® review comes to you guest hosted by Alex Trebek
Cranky: I'll take "Deja Vu" for $400, Alex. Alex: The answer is: Busted for a murder she didn't commit, an innocent runs from the law Cranky: What is The Fugitive? Alex: No, I'm sorry. "She" is the catch. The category is "deja vu"
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Which, had the producers gone the low budget route and cast Priscilla Presley and Mike Farrell, could have been sold as a Lifetime Exclusive Movie under the title -- "I Killed My Husband . . . And Then He Stole My Baby!"
Sentenced to jail for a gruesome murder she swears she didn't commit, rich young thing Libby Parsons (Ashley Judd) is obsessed with finding her young son, who has disappeared with the best friend into whose care he had been placed. When she tracks this pair down, to a new identity in a new city, she makes the awful discovery that her husband isn't dead! Since authorities don't want to hear it (they've heard it all before, don'tcha know) Libby heeds the sage advice of another ex-lawyer, also imprisoned for murder: "You've killed him once. You were convicted.
That's a twist on the Fifth Amendment with reasoning that I'm sure any lawyer out there could take apart in a second. It doesn't get in the way of the story (unlike the problems I had with last year's A">http://www.crankycritic.com/archive98/asimpleplan.html">A Simple Plan), a neat package whose loose ends are neatly tied up before the by the book heart tugging ending. Release on parole after six years, Libby is ensconced in a halfway house, under the eye of depressed ex-law professor turned parole officer Travis Lehman (Tommy Lee Jones) who has also lost a child to a thieving ex-spouse. Driven by the need to find her son, Libby will eventually break parole and Travis will follow. You get a cross country chase, at least one near death escape, an interesting story twist that Edgar Allen Poe probably dreamed and forgot a hundred years ago and a cute boy with a fuzzy mop top. Nothing you haven't seen before. With A-list stars to keep your attention, Double Jeopardy is a perfectly average way to pass the time, but it isn't gripping and thrilling storytelling. Blink twice and you'll see it on the rental racks.
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Our example program builds from the simple transactional application you created in the Transactional Application chapter and configures write forwarding. The application is network-aware, so you can specify things like host names and ports from the command line. This program has additional error handling for replication errors.
When using replication with write forwarding, there are several benefits for your application code:
You do not need to create an event handler to detect changes of the master.
You do not need to use app_data to track whether the current site is master.
You do not need to provide an error for put operations on the client.
Our program begins with some additional include statements:
/* * File: rep_mgr_wrfor_gsg.c */ include <stdlib.h> include <string.h> include <errno.h> ifdef _WIN32 include <windows.h> define sleep(s) Sleep(1000 * (s)) else /* !_WIN32 */ include <unistd.h> endif #include <db.h> #ifdef _WIN32 extern int getopt(int, char * const *, const char *); #endif
We then define a few values. One is the size of our cache, which we keep deliberately small for this example, and the other is the name of our database. Also, you can define a sleep time, which sets the time that a site waits before it retries synchronizing with the master. We also provide a global variable that is the name of our program; this is used for error reporting later on.
#define CACHESIZE (10 * 1024 * 1024) #define DATABASE "quote.db" #define SLEEPTIME 3 const char *progname = "ex_rep_gsg_wrfor";
Then we perform a couple of forward declarations. The first
of these, create_env()
and
env_init()
are used to open and
initialize our environment.
Next we declare doloop()
. This function
now takes an int
as an argument, which we
describe later.
Finally, we have print_stocks
function.
int create_env(const char *, DB_ENV **); int env_init(DB_ENV *, const char *); int doloop (DB_ENV *, int); int print_stocks(DB *);
Next we need our usage()
function, which
has additional options:
/* Usage function */ static void usage() { fprintf(stderr, "usage: %s ", progname); fprintf(stderr, "-h home -l|-L host:port [-r host:port]\n"); fprintf(stderr, "where:\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-h identifies the environment home directory "); fprintf(stderr, "(required).\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-l identifies the host and port used by this "); fprintf(stderr, "site (required unless L is specified).\n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-L identifies the local site as group creator. \n"); fprintf(stderr, "\t-r identifies another site participating in "); fprintf(stderr, "this replication group\n"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); }
where:
-h
Identifies the environment home directory. You must specify this option.
-l
Identifies the host and port used by this site. You
must specify this option unless -L
is
specified.
-L
Identifies the local site as group creator. You must
specify this option unless -l
is
specified.
-r
Optionally identifies another site participating in this replication group.
That completed, we can jump into our application's
main()
function. We begin by declaring
and initializing some variables used to collect
TCP/IP host and port information. We also declare a couple of
flags that we use to make sure some required information
is provided to this application:
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { extern char *optarg; DB_ENV *dbenv; const char *home; char ch, *host, *last_colon, *portstr; int is_group_creator, local_is_set, ret; u_int16_t port; dbenv = NULL; ret = is_group_creator = local_is_set = 0; home = NULL;
Now we create and configure our environment handle. We do
this with our create_env()
function, which
we will show later in this example.
if ((ret = create_env(progname, &dbenv)) != 0) goto err;
Then we parse the command line arguments:
while ((ch = getopt(argc, argv, "h:l:L:r:")) != EOF) switch (ch) { case 'h': home = optarg; break; case 'L': is_group_creator = 1; /* FALLTHROUGH */ case 'l': host = optarg; /* * The final colon in host:port string is the * boundary between the host and the port portions * of the string. */ if ((last_colon = strrchr(host, ':')) == NULL ) { fprintf(stderr, "Bad local host specification.\n"); goto err; } /* * Separate the host and port portions of the * string for further processing. */ portstr = last_colon + 1; *last_colon = '\0'; port = (unsigned short)atoi(portstr); if ((ret = dbenv->repmgr_site(dbenv, host, port, &dbsite, 0)) != 0){ fprintf(stderr, "Could not set local address %s:%d.\n", host, port); goto err; } dbsite->set_config(dbsite, DB_LOCAL_SITE, 1); if (is_group_creator) dbsite->set_config(dbsite, DB_GROUP_CREATOR, 1); if ((ret = dbsite->close(dbsite)) != 0) { dbenv->err(dbenv, ret, "DB_SITE->close"); goto err; } local_is_set = 1; break; /* Identify another site in the replication group. */ case 'r': host = optarg; /* * The final colon in host:port string is the * boundary between the host and the port portions * of the string. */ if ((last_colon = strrchr(host, ':')) == NULL ) { fprintf(stderr, "Bad remote host specification.\n"); goto err; } /* * Separate the host and port portions of the * string for further processing. */ portstr = last_colon + 1; *last_colon = '\0'; port = (unsigned short)atoi(portstr); if ((ret = dbenv->repmgr_site(dbenv, host, port, &dbsite, 0)) != 0) { dbenv->err(dbenv, ret, "DB_ENV->repmgr_site"); goto err; } dbsite->set_config(dbsite, DB_BOOTSTRAP_HELPER, 1); if ((ret = dbsite->close(dbsite)) != 0) { dbenv->err(dbenv, ret, "DB_SITE->close"); goto err; } break; case '?': default: usage(); }
Now we can open our environment. We do this with the
env_init()
function which we will
describe a little later in this chapter.
if ((ret = env_init(dbenv, home)) != 0) goto err;
You can now configure and start Replication Manager with
write forwarding. To configure write forwarding, use
rep_set_config
with the
DB_REPMGR_CONF_FORWARD_WRITES
option.
dbenv->rep_set_config(dbenv, DB_REPMGR_CONF_FORWARD_WRITES, 1);
if ((ret = dbenv->repmgr_start(dbenv, 3, DB_REP_ELECTION)) != 0) goto err;
Now that we have opened the environment and configured and
started Replication Manager with write forwarding, we can call
our doloop()
function.
if ((ret = doloop(dbenv, is_group_creator)) != 0) { dbenv->err(dbenv, ret, "Application failed"); goto err; }
Finally, we provide our application shutdown code. Note,
again, that in a traditional transactional application all
databases would be closed here. In our replicated application,
the database will usually be closed in the doloop()
function, but we also conditionally close the database here to handle
some error cases.
err: if (dbenv != NULL) (void)dbenv->close(dbenv, 0); return (ret); }
Having written our main()
function, we
now implement the usual create_env
function.
int create_env(const char *progname, DB_ENV **dbenvp) { DB_ENV *dbenv; int ret; if ((ret = db_env_create(&dbenv, 0)) != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "can't create env handle: %s\n", db_strerror(ret)); return (ret); } dbenv->set_errfile(dbenv, stderr); dbenv->set_errpfx(dbenv, progname); *dbenvp = dbenv; return (0); }
Now we implement the env_init
function,
which also uses the DB_INIT_REP
and
DB_THREAD
flags that are required for
Replication Manager.
int env_init(DB_ENV *dbenv, const char *home) { u_int32_t flags; int ret; (void)dbenv->set_cachesize(dbenv, 0, CACHESIZE, 0); (void)dbenv->set_flags(dbenv, DB_TXN_NOSYNC, 1); /* DB_INIT_REP and DB_THREAD are required for Replication Manager. */ flags = DB_CREATE | DB_INIT_LOCK | DB_INIT_LOG | DB_INIT_MPOOL | DB_INIT_REP | DB_INIT_TXN | DB_RECOVER | DB_THREAD; if ((ret = dbenv->open(dbenv, home, flags, 0)) != 0) dbenv->err(dbenv, ret, "can't open environment"); return (ret); }
Having written our main()
function and
utility functions, we now implement doloop
.
This function provides a command prompt at which the user can
enter a stock ticker value and a price for that value. This
information is then entered to the database.
To display the database, simply enter return
at the prompt.
To begin, we declare a database pointer, several
DBT
variables, and the usual
assortment of variables used for buffers and return codes. We
also initialize all of this. Remember that doloop now takes
is_group_creator
as an additional
argument.
#define BUFSIZE 1024 int doloop(DB_ENV *dbenv, int is_group_creator) { DB *dbp; DBT key, data; char buf[BUFSIZE], *rbuf; int ret; u_int32_t db_flags; dbp = NULL; memset(&key, 0, sizeof(key)); memset(&data, 0, sizeof(data)); ret = 0;
Next, we begin the loop and we immediately open our database if it has not already been opened.
If -L
is set,
is_group_creator
specifies the need to
create the database for the initial group creator startup. The
database will be replicated to the other sites when they first
start up. The database will already exist on each site for
subsequent startups.
Note that there is some logic for a site to retry in case it
needs time to synchronize with the master using
SLEEPTIME
.
for (;;) { if (dbp == NULL) { if ((ret = db_create(&dbp, dbenv, 0)) != 0) return (ret); db_flags = DB_AUTO_COMMIT; /* * Only need to create the database for the * initial group creator startup. The database * will be replicated to the other sites when they * first start up. The database will already exist on * each site for subsequent startups. */ if (is_group_creator) db_flags |= DB_CREATE; if ((ret = dbp->open(dbp, NULL, DATABASE, NULL, DB_BTREE, db_flags, 0)) != 0) { /* Retry in case site needs time to synchronize with master. */ if (ret == ENOENT) { printf( "No stock database yet available.\n"); if ((ret = dbp->close(dbp, 0)) != 0) { dbenv->err(dbenv, ret, "DB->close"); goto err; } dbp = NULL; sleep(SLEEPTIME); continue; } dbenv->err(dbenv, ret, "DB->open"); goto err; }
Now we implement our command prompt. If the user
enters the keywords exit
or
quit
, the loop is exited and the
application ends. If the user enters nothing and instead simply
presses return
, the entire contents of the
database is displayed. We use our
print_stocks()
function to display the
database. (That implementation is shown next in this chapter.)
We also now check for a dead replication handle, which can occur in rare cases when a new master causes a previously committed transaction to be rolled back. In such cases, all database handles must be closed and opened again.
Remember that very little error checking is performed on the data entered at this prompt. If the user fails to enter at least one space in the value string, a simple help message is printed and the prompt is returned to the user.
printf("QUOTESERVER> "); fflush(stdout); if (fgets(buf, sizeof(buf), stdin) == NULL) break; if (strtok(&buf[0], " \t\n") == NULL) { switch ((ret = print_stocks(dbp))) { case 0: continue; case DB_REP_HANDLE_DEAD: /* Must close and reopen the handle, then can retry. */ (void)dbp->close(dbp, 0); dbp = NULL; dbenv->errx(dbenv, "Could not traverse data, retry operation"); continue; default: dbp->err(dbp, ret, "Error traversing data"); goto err; } } rbuf = strtok(NULL, " \t\n"); if (rbuf == NULL || rbuf[0] == '\0') { if (strncmp(buf, "exit", 4) == 0 || strncmp(buf, "quit", 4) == 0) break; dbenv->errx(dbenv, "Format: TICKER VALUE"); continue; }
Now we assign data to the DBT
s that we
will use to write the new information to the database.
key.data = buf; key.size = (u_int32_t)strlen(buf); data.data = rbuf; data.size = (u_int32_t)strlen(rbuf);
Having done that, we can write the new information to the database. Here, the reason we do not need an explicit commit on this put operation is that it uses the implicit NULL txnid, so each one is automatically committed. Also, the application retries if a deadlock, timeout or permission error occurs. A forwarded put operation can return a timeout error if the operation takes too long and a permission error if there is currently no master.
if ((ret = dbp->put(dbp, NULL, &key, &data, 0)) != 0) { dbp->err(dbp, ret, "DB->put"); switch (ret) { case DB_REP_HANDLE_DEAD: /* Must close and reopen the handle, then can retry. */ (void)dbp->close(dbp, 0); dbp = NULL; /* FALLTHROUGH */ case DB_LOCK_DEADLOCK: case DB_TIMEOUT: case EACCES: dbenv->errx(dbenv, "Could not update data, retry operation"); continue; default: dbp->err(dbp, ret, "Error updating data"); goto err; } }
Finally, we close our database before returning from the function.
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Born in a colonial India, he studied in Urdu, English, and Hindi. His English was way better than mine is today. I remember sitting in the less polluted Delhi sun, besides him, as he read to me and corrected my homework. He went on to work with the Railways while India was getting its independence from our previous rulers. He was an engineer and a Doer. One can still spot his name on some train stations in India. The one in Benares (now Varanasi) bears his name, my cousin tells me. He was scholarly and was once one of the best students in the state in old times. The ‘Maker’ in me was born out of his upbringing. We would make things with his fancy tool case filled with Victorian Colonial tools. He exposed me to the idea of crafting things from hands and how one should always respect the tools. He was a true maker till the very last weeks. Making and repairing his tools, appliances, and vehicles.
A government worker, I often have heard stories of him being transferred because he took his stand on things that mattered and that is what he told us all from a young age. Be on the side of hard-work, struggle, and patience. Believe in yourself and god. Never tell anyone off and help whoever you can. He used to teach us. He was transferred a lot and picked up languages wherever he went. I learned this from him. My uncles were all born in different cities as the family moved until finally they all settled in what is now Delhi. But, he would still tell stories of his upbringing in small villages of Haryana.
He was a fan of tea and would make it for me and my grandmother. In those tea times, I used to sit in his room. We used to all stay together in a big house. F-55 was our address, until we moved and separated. All the elderly in the locality would come and have tea with us. The local pundit would join sometimes and so would our neighbors. They would talk about politics and we would watch TV all the time. He was the only one who had a good cable TV and I remember watching Discovery Channel in Hindi all day.
In India, kids are (or used to be) mostly raised by the family as a unit. The family as a unit is strong and takes care of everyone. The government just exists to take taxes and do some construction. The family is the institution that raises you and provides you with your values and moral code of conduct. In my particular case, my upbringing, after I was 5 years old was influenced by my grandparents more than usual. In 1997, my siblings were born and they were affected by Cerebral Palsy. My parents would take them to doctors all around the country and I would stay with my grandparents in these times. He would dress me up and take me to the school bus stop and then later pick me up as well. I have fond memories of my grandfather cooking for me and taking me to the roadside guy, who also cuts hair.
In the evenings, he taught me how to ride the bicycle and later his scooty (a two stroke two wheeler without gear). My friends would be surprised to see me ride it at a young age, underage of course. My grandfather, said that we should be independent. Only an independent person, can help the society. I remember his routine of taking out tiny pebbles stuck in tyres of his scooter as they reduce the life of the tyres. I do that with my running shoes as well. He always took care of whatever he had. “You should take care of things and they will take care of you”. Obviously, the Airbnb generation wont get that.
He was a devout Hindu and use to go to temple everyday. He was involved with charity and always told us that even in times of hardship one should remember the almighty. Every Tuesdays, I and my father used to visit him at his place. We had moved as our old house was not disabled friendly and my siblings were getting too old to carry 3 floors. He used to get something sweet for me on every Tuesday. I get my sweet tooth from him, for those of you who know me. He used to enquire about my studies and work and told me to not hesitate in any way to ask if I needed some support. He was very kind. Then, I would eay half my dinner as my grandparents would force me to do so and I would eat the other half at home. After dinner, he would ask me to take one of his ‘seenkhs’, a twig from neem tree to floss the teeth after having food. I loved the bitter taste and would have the twig sticking out of my mouth to look cool. So, Tuesdays were half-dinner neem twig days.
He was an immensely active person. Hyperactivity flows in our family. I get it from him as well. Even a few days before his untimely death, he would go on walks and go shopping on his now ‘electric’ scooty, all by himself. He had been operated for a bypass about a decade back and have been doing fine since then.
I remember him calling me on my birthday every year. I guess, there will be no call this year and I wished him happy birthday on 1st April recently.  He used to send my images of gods and moral values, so they can take care of me. I guess, as he becomes a star now, those images would protect me and make sure I am taken care of.
I feel sad to have sometimes ignored his sending me random messages. I am sorry! I was being a bad pota ! I am terribly sad for my ignorance. Sometimes, we just leave people in background and forget how foundational they are to us. Until, there is an earthquake and the pillows are filled with tears.
I had a similar feeling when my maternal grandmother (nani) passed away. I was typically close to her and my paternal grandfather (dada). Both have now passed away. I feel their absence, loss of care.
I guess, I cannot do anything anymore. As helpless as we have become, these days, in all our fictional liberties. The whole country is burning with fire from the pyres and dug up for graves. My loss remains a small part of it. A systemic failure of our ‘ancient’ culture. As India becomes a global unicorn birthing machine, we still struggle to treat our sick and remain hungry.  All that has become of life is just petty numbers. My grandfather used to tell me to never get attached to wealth and always be attached to morals and values.
I will mourn him as much as I can, alone, away from my parents and family. The best way to do that is follow what he dreamt of me to do. To be a good person and respect and help everyone be a better version of themselves. I hope I find a closure and he finds peace.
Om shanti !
Dear friends/readers in India, please stay safe and take care of your elderly. This is like a war where the government has given up and is still stuck in a colonial hangover. Our elderly and weak are on the battlefront as still find ways to tackle these viruses.


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Cats are cool. Cats have personality. Sometimes their personalities are annoying. Sometimes they are loving. Cats are unpredictable.
I never expected to co-habitate with cats. I grew up with dogs. Yet over the last 20 years I've had the pleasure of getting close to 9 cats. To learn about my experiences with each of the 9 cats click on the links above. Each page contains images, descriptions, and my top moments with each cat.


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The notation +
is attached to has_add.add : X -> X -> X
. Mathematicians use +
in more general ways though. I find myself wanting to write r + J
for r
an element of, and J
a subset of, an additive abelian group (J
is a subgroup in fact). This is standard notation in mathematics and I suspect I can't have it given the set-up we have. Does anyone have any thoughts as to how I might try and represent such an idea in Lean? I can make the object I want no problem, the issue is simply that I want the notation to be as close to what a mathematician would write as possible.
It's called a coset.
specifically, a left coset
I've seen cosets in group theory but unfortunately this is an additive group ;-)
additive
How scalable is this additive
idea I wonder? I recently wanted a free abelian group with group law multiplication but ultimately settled on group law addition because thay was what the finsupp construction gave me and I couldn't face cluttering everything up with additive and multiplicative everywhere.
as scalable as I made it in my constructive tensor product
def free_abelian_group : Type u := additive $ abelianization $ free_group α
and the proof that it works is that I built the whole tensor product out of the free abelian group
(+ r) '' J
I would prefer ((-) r) ⁻¹' J
I would prefer readable notation.
I would prefer the notation mathematicians use, i.e. what we can't have.
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We are a diverse and open society comprising of over 100 members each year and practising loads of different styles of dancing. Our main styles are Jazz, Hip-Hop, Ballet, Contemporary and Tap, but we are very interested in trying different kinds of styles!
The society is about having fun and loving to dance, no matter what standard of dancer you are!


This is a Maven assembly to create a zip distro of the quickstarts. To run
mvn clean install
You will find a zip in target/jboss-as-docs-<version>.zip
The README.md
in src/main/assembly
will be included in the finished zip.
Regenerate the archetype based quickstarts
./release-utils.sh -r <version of archetypes>
This script assumes that the archetypes and quickstarts are version sync'd 3. Commit any changes to the archetype based quickstarts 4. Update versions by running
./release-utils.sh -u -o <old snapshot version> -n <release version>
Tag
git tag -a <release version> -m "Release <release version"
Reset version numbers to snapshots
./release-utils.sh -u -o <release version> -n <new snapshot version>
Checkout the tag
git checkout <release version>
Build the dist
mvn clean install 10. Upload the dist to http://download.jboss.org
rsync -Pv target/jboss-as-docs-


Psalms 42:7
Deep calleth unto deep at the noise of thy waterspouts: all thy waves and thy billows are gone over me.


Package jdraw.framework
Interface DrawGrid
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public interface DrawGrid
A DrawGrid is used to restrict the coordinates used when the mouse is clicked. The methods defined in this interface are used by the draw view.- Version:
- 2.5
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
activate()
Activates the grid.Point
constrainPoint(Point p)
Returns constrained coordinates for p, e.g.void
deactivate()
Deactivates the grid.int
getStepX(boolean right)
Returns the horizontal step size when the selection is moved with the arrow keys.int
getStepY(boolean down)
Returns the vertical step size when the selection is moved with the arrow keys.void
mouseDown()
Indicates that a mouse interaction was just started.void
mouseUp()
Indicates that a mouse interaction has been finished.
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Method Detail
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activate
void activate()
Activates the grid. This method is called whenever method setGrid is called on a draw view.
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constrainPoint
Point constrainPoint(Point p)
Returns constrained coordinates for p, e.g. rounded to a grid.- Parameters:
p
- mouse coordinates- Returns:
- constrained coordinates
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deactivate
void deactivate()
Deactivates the grid. This method is called whenever another grid is installed. Use this method to do some clean-up when the grid is switched.
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getStepX
int getStepX(boolean right)
Returns the horizontal step size when the selection is moved with the arrow keys.- Parameters:
right
- true if selection is moved right; false otherwise- Returns:
- step size in horizontal direction (positive result)
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getStepY
int getStepY(boolean down)
Returns the vertical step size when the selection is moved with the arrow keys.- Parameters:
down
- true if selection is moved down; false otherwise- Returns:
- step size in vertical direction (positive result)
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mouseDown
void mouseDown()
Indicates that a mouse interaction was just started. This method might be used to setup data used during this mouse interaction.
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mouseUp
void mouseUp()
Indicates that a mouse interaction has been finished. This method might be used to clean-up data created in method mouseDown.
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request - easier HTTP requests
APIs
Programmatic instructions for how to interact with a piece of software
Can be the interface to:
- A software package in R/Python/etc.
- A public web API
- A database
- An operating system
HTTP
HyperText Transfer Protocol
- Verbs for different actions
- Authentication
- Status codes
- Request and response format
- Most REST APIs use HTTP for data transfer
HTTP Verbs
philosophy
nutshell: simplify to common patterns
- Returned data probably JSON
- You likely want to GET data
- Output data.frame's
- NSE makes interactive use easier


This is the third project of the nanodegree in which you have to train a self-driving car to adapt to a human's driving style using a convolutional neural network which has to predict the steering angle using prerecorded training data of a human driver.
from IPython.display import YouTubeVideo
YouTubeVideo('Dx1JrIlXiDM')
import csv
import cv2
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas as pd
%matplotlib inline
import tensorflow as tf
from keras.models import Sequential
from keras.layers import Flatten, Dense, Lambda, Cropping2D, Dropout
from keras.layers.convolutional import Conv2D
from keras.layers.pooling import MaxPooling2D
from keras.optimizers import Adam
# learning_sets = ["Session_4_Track_1_Insane"]
#learning_sets = ["Session_4_Track_1_Insane", "Session_1_Track_1", "Session_2_Track_1_Reverse", "Session_6_Bridge",
# "Session_7_Bridge", "Session_8_Bridge", "Session_9_Track_1_Curves"]
# Works, but curvey:
# learning_sets = ["Session_4_Track_1_Insane", "Session_6_Bridge", "Session_7_Bridge", "Session_8_Bridge", "Session_9_Track_1_Curves"]
# Works not, too perfect driving style:
# learning_sets = ["Session_4_Track_1_Insane", "Session_6_Bridge", "Session_7_Bridge", "Session_8_Bridge"]
# Works not, too perfect driving style:
# learning_sets = ["Session_4_Track_1_Insane", "Session_1_Track_1", "Session_2_Track_1_Reverse", "Session_6_Bridge", "Session_7_Bridge", "Session_8_Bridge"]
# Works not, too insensitive:
# learning_sets = ["Session_1_Track_1", "Session_2_Track_1_Reverse", "Session_6_Bridge", "Session_7_Bridge", "Session_8_Bridge"]
# Track 1 final - Perfect mix of driving styles:
# learning_sets = ["Session_1_Track_1", "Session_2_Track_1_Reverse", "Session_6_Bridge", "Session_7_Bridge", "Session_8_Bridge", "Session_9_Track_1_Curves"]
# Track 2:
learning_sets = ["Session_5_Track_2_Great", "Session_3_Track_2", "Session_10_Track_2_Perfect"]
#learning_sets = ["Session_1_Track_1", "Session_2_Track_1_Reverse", "Session_6_Bridge", "Session_7_Bridge", "Session_8_Bridge"]
base_data_path = "training_data/"
Here we first of all read the CSV and prepare the relative paths to all images of all training sessions.
image_filenames = [] # array of tuple of images for center/left/right
measurements = [] # array of measurements
for learning_set_path in learning_sets:
print("Loading {}...".format(learning_set_path))
pdcsv = pd.read_csv(base_data_path+learning_set_path+"/driving_log.csv")
print(pdcsv.shape)
for index, line in pdcsv.iterrows():
source_path = line[0]
filename_0 = source_path.split('/')[-1]
source_path = line[1]
filename_1 = source_path.split('/')[-1]
source_path = line[2]
filename_2 = source_path.split('/')[-1]
base_path = base_data_path+learning_set_path+"/IMG/"
image_filenames.append((base_path+filename_0, base_path+filename_1, base_path+filename_2))
measurement = float(line[3])
measurements.append(measurement)
print("{} images and {} measurements prepared".format(len(image_filenames), len(measurements)))
center_example = len(image_filenames)//2
def get_full_training_image_path(index, direction):
"""Returns the full path to an image at given index and using a specific direction
index: The image index
direction: The camera index. 0 = straight view camera, 1 = left side, 2 = right side
"""
return image_filenames[index][direction]
print(get_full_training_image_path(center_example,0))
Below you can see an image of all 3 cameras, the straight camera, the left camera and the right camera.
columns = 3
rows = 1
total_samples = columns*rows
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(columns*10,rows*10))
for i in range(total_samples):
ax = fig.add_subplot(rows, columns, i + 1, xticks=[], yticks=[])
filename = get_full_training_image_path(center_example,i)
cur_org = cv2.imread(filename)
b,g,r = cv2.split(cur_org) # get b,g,r
cur_org = cv2.merge([r,g,b]) # switch it to rgb
ax.imshow(cur_org)
Here we load all images to memory. To increase the amount of training data and be better prepared for steering corrections we use the images of all 3 "mounted" cameras with a slight adjustment of the desired angle to be predicted.
augmented_images = []
augmented_measurements = []
for index, ifn in enumerate(image_filenames):
for side in range(1):
image = cv2.imread(get_full_training_image_path(index,side))
b,g,r = cv2.split(image) # get b,g,r
image = cv2.merge([r,g,b]) # switch it to rgb
measurement = measurements[index]
if side==1:
measurement += 0.1
if side==2:
measurement -= 0.1
augmented_images.append(image)
augmented_measurements.append(measurement)
augmented_images.append(cv2.flip(image,1))
augmented_measurements.append(-measurement)
print(len(augmented_images))
print(augmented_images[0].shape)
columns = 3
rows = 1
total_samples = columns*rows
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(columns*10,rows*10))
for i in range(total_samples):
ax = fig.add_subplot(rows, columns, i + 1, xticks=[], yticks=[])
filename = get_full_training_image_path(center_example,i)
cur_org = augmented_images[100]
ax.imshow(cur_org)
To let the network focus on the really important parts of the image we crop away the upper and lower part of the image as the clouds likely won't help us to better predict the perfect steering angle.
columns = 3
rows = 1
total_samples = columns*rows
crop_percent_top = 0.2
crop_percent_bottom = 0.2
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(columns*10,rows*10))
for i in range(total_samples):
ax = fig.add_subplot(rows, columns, i + 1, xticks=[], yticks=[])
filename = get_full_training_image_path(center_example,i)
cur_org = augmented_images[100]
width = cur_org.shape[1]
height = cur_org.shape[0]
top_off = int(crop_percent_top*height)
rem_height = int(height-(crop_percent_bottom+crop_percent_top)*height)
cur_org = cur_org[top_off:top_off+rem_height, :, :]
ax.imshow(cur_org)
print(augmented_images[0].shape)
When everything is prepared we feed all of this data into a convolutional neural network with 5 convolutional and 4 fully connected layers.
Instead of using the neural network to try to categorize and image or detect something within it we use it to predict the steering angle. So for example if it detects lane lines pretty close the the left side of the vehicle it shall steer to the right and if it detects ones close to the right side it shall steer to the left. If it's perfectly in the center of the road it shall not steer at all.
# Convert the training data to numpy tensors
X_train = np.array(augmented_images)
y_train = np.array(augmented_measurements)
# Setup a sequential, convolutional network which predicts the optimum steering angle in different situations
model = Sequential()
# The original input image is cropped and normalized. Storing this in the model makes it possible to automatically
# crop the image from the simulator as well
model.add(Lambda(lambda x: x/127.5 - 1.0, input_shape=(160, 320, 3)))
model.add(Cropping2D(cropping=((60,12),(0,0))))
# 5 convolutional layers, nVidia style, first three layers use a 5x5, the other two ones a 3x3 kernel
model.add(Conv2D(24,(5,5),strides=(2,2),activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(36,(5,5),strides=(2,2),activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(48,(5,5),strides=(2,2),activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(64,(3,3),activation="relu"))
model.add(Conv2D(64,(3,3),activation="relu"))
# Flatten the data and add another 3 fully connected layers
model.add(Flatten())
# To prevent overfitting enable dropout of 25%
model.add(Dropout(0.25))
model.add(Dense(100))
# To prevent overfitting enable dropout of 25%
model.add(Dropout(0.25))
model.add(Dense(50))
model.add(Dense(10))
model.add(Dense(1))
model.compile(loss='mse', optimizer=Adam())
model.fit(X_train, y_train, validation_split=0.2, shuffle=True, epochs=8)
model.save('model.h5')
from IPython.display import SVG
from keras.utils.vis_utils import model_to_dot
def plot_keras_model(model, show_shapes=True, show_layer_names=True):
return SVG(model_to_dot(model, show_shapes=show_shapes, show_layer_names=show_layer_names).create(prog='dot',format='svg'))
file = open('model.svg', 'w')
file.write(svg_data.data)
file.close()
svg_data = plot_keras_model(model, show_shapes=True, show_layer_names=False)
plot_keras_model(model, show_shapes=True, show_layer_names=False)


{% extends "editgroups/common.html" %} {% load parsetime %} {% block title %} Undoing "{{ batch.summary }}" {% endblock %} {% block mainBody %}
You are about to undo {{ batch.nb_revertable_edits }} edits{% if batch.nb_undeleted_new_pages %}, which will delete or restore {{ batch.nb_undeleted_new_pages }} items{% endif %}.


We got networks!
- whiteboard e-business paradigms
- embrace integrated convergence
- whiteboard user-centric synergies
- embrace killer eyeballs
- empower next-generation niches
- syndicate dot-com action-items
- synthesize seamless partnerships
- aggregate 24/365 solutions
- reinvent killer metrics
- extend B2C synergies
- aggregate extensible markets
- grow synergistic e-business
- incentivize virtual models
- matrix strategic platforms
- enable 24/7 networks


- randomizeSensors(Adapter) - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
Creates randomize amount of sensors for
Adapter
given as parameter.
- REFRESH_TIME - Static variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
chart timer refresh time
- refreshChart() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
Adds(updates) data in server response chart.
- refreshPropertyTbl() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.panels.SensorPanel
-
Updates model's data with information from
Sensor
- refreshRate - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Sensor
-
interval for sending new messages
- refreshRateFromTextField - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
- refreshRateGenerator - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
sensor refresh rate generator
- refreshRateGeneratorSeed - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
sensor refresh rate generator seed
- refreshRateToTextField - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
- refreshTable(Adapter) - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.panels.AdapterDetailsPanel
-
Updates model's data with information from
Adapter
given as parameter.
- refreshTable(Server) - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.panels.ServerPanel
-
Updates model's data with information from
Server
given as parameter.
- registeredSensors - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Adapter
-
Number of adapter's registered sensors
- registerSensor() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Adapter
-
Register new sensor for adapter
- REGULAR_STYLE - Static variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Logger
-
Regular text style number
- removeEditorForRow(int) - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.design.JRowEditorModel
-
removes row editor to given row
- removeFirstLineFromToBeSent() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Logger
-
Removes first line from "to be sent log"
- removePrintCompletedListener(StyledDocumentPrinter.PrintCompletedListener) - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.utilities.StyledDocumentPrinter
-
- resetChartDataset() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
Clears server response time chart data
- resetSeeds() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
Sets all generators seeds to null
- resizeConfigurationPanel() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
Sets configuration panel to needed size so JScrollPane
would show scrollbar
- resizePanel() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.panels.AdapterPanel
-
Resize panel holding
SensorPanel
s to fit newly added panel
- Response - Class in com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis
-
Stores server response time and time in which was this response measured
- Response(long, long) - Constructor for class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Response
-
Creates new response.
- responseChartTimer - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
timer for updating chart
- responses - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Logger
-
response information
- responseStart - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Scheduler
-
Initial response start time
- restartSensorsCount() - Static method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
Sets number of sensors to 0
- resumeSensors() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
Allow all sensors on all adapters to send new messages
- resumeSensorsBtn - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
- resumeSimulation() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
Sets all adapters to active state,starts response chart painting
- resumeSimulationBtn - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
- rm - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.design.JDetailsTable
-
row editor model
- ROW_COUNT - Static variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.panels.AdapterDetailsPanel
-
number of row for table
- ROW_COUNT - Static variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.panels.ServerPanel
-
number of rows in table
- run() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Adapter
-
Ancestor class Thread
implementation.
- run() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.basis.Scheduler
-
Ancestor class Thread
implementation.
- run() - Method in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.utilities.StyledDocumentPrinter.Worker
-
- running - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
simulation running indicator
- runtime - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.DetailedSimulation
-
current runtime
- runtime - Variable in class com.smarthome.emulator.simulations.PerformanceSimulation
-
current runtime


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Via Titus Brown, a link to the Insight Journal, an open access online publication covering medical image processing. They have a very interesting process requirement: your source code must compile & be verifiable by an automatic system. I've been expecting something like this for a long time; glad to see it happening.
Later: and, via Gary Bader, Source Code for Biology and Medicine. Anyone know of a journal or journals like this for physics, chemistry, geology, and other non-life-science areas? Or (wistfully) computer science?


Logan Atkins
How to navigate:
The ancestors and adaptations of the whale over time
Wolf-like large carnivorous mammal
Existed around 60 million years ago
Semiaquatic racoon-like mammal
Existed around 50 million years ago
Fully aquatic mammal with short limbs and large feet for swimming
Existed around 45 million years ago.
Short limbs with hands and feet that were probably webbed
Existed around 40 million years ago.
Fore limbs more like flippers, hind limbs almost totally gone, and a very long tail for swimming
Existed around 35 million years ago.
Nostrils were midway from snout to top of the head
Existed around 30 million years ago.
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Bony well developed around the middle ear
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Leg shortened
Fat pad in jaw for hearing
Nostrils shifted back
Eyes moved to side of head
Hind legs completely gone


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We took the weekend off from constant boat work, but April had her first boat-handling lesson on Lark Saturday (I had mine on Tuesday). It went well and Captain Ron would have applauded her docking skillz. Sweet Pea also had her first visit to Lark this evening. She did not much care for boarding nor for the companionway. We'll have to work something out for her.


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Soft and Pleasant, but Risky..
First time: My dosage was monitored by a friend familiar with the substance, I don't remember the Mol strength of the solution. I was at a party and drank the GHB with 4 friends, with very carefully dosed SINGLE shot.
The onset was pretty rapid and felt fairly soft. Mood very good, touchy-feely v. friendly kind of effect. But I noted that I could feel how easily it could go out of hand if the dosage went wrong and that was pretty uncomfortable. Light tingling in the middle of my forhead reminded me of the last time I went in for surgical anesthesia...pretty scary, but went by after the initial onset of effects. Onset was about 15 min. and lasted for 1.5 hrs. and I came down pretty softly and slept like a baby after clubbing. No morning-after not-so-fresh-feeling (yay!).
Second time: Went to a house-party after clubbing and taking very good MDMA with my girlfriends. Met an aquaintance who offered GHB from a bottle (blue tinted). I was very careful and tasted for strength and took a very (very) small sip. The effects of the E seemed to be a tad heightened by the GHB, but not much more. My friends weren't as careful and one ended up vomiting and the other passed out. I played nurse for the remainder of the party. MDMA is good for a Florence Nightingale feeling :-S Lucky I have medical + basic chemistry training. Anyways, will not try it again, since I feel it is much too risky for effects that are IMHO quite inferior to other alternatives. In my opinion it's not really worth it.
PS: I might also mention that I have ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and take Ritalin daily, but never when clubbing or using other drug/medication/substance. I don't know if that plays any part.
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MIXED NUTS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): 1/2
MIXED NUTS, which originally had the title of LIFE SAVERS until that title tested poorly, is the latest Steve Martin movie. In MIXED NUTS he runs a crisis prevention center called Life Savers. People who are about to shoot themselves call the center as do terminally ill patients, men in drag, lonely people and, of course, ha ha, people who just want to talk dirty.
Oops, I forgot to tell you a key fact; theoretically, this is a comedy. Their brand of humor is created by shouting at each other, by providing loud music that tries to put you in a laughing mood, and by having numerous sight gags. A typical sight gag is people rollerbladding down the street carrying a Christmas tree between them. An irritated boyfriend then runs into them and knocks the tree over. Boy, that one sure put me in stitches.
In order to give you a proper grasp of the scale of the quality of the script (written by the director Nora Ephron), let me provide you with the very best piece of writing in the whole movie. Steve Martin calls his girl friend, and she tells him she is breaking up with him since she has been dating someone else for 4 months. She then complains that she wanted to tell him, but "I did not want to do it over the phone like this.  As soon as your uncontrollable laughter has subsided after reading that last sentence, you can continue reading this review.
There are other people in the show, and in fact, the movie is filled with quirky characters. I will not embarrass them by mentioning any of their names other than Juliette Lewis who was so bad that she deserves a special mention.
The movie is set in Santa Barbara but the camerawork is so cutesy that it manages to make one of the loveliest towns in California just look silly and dreary.
The director should be shot. Surely when she watched the dailies she realized that all of the so called jokes were falling flat. Then again, perhaps she did and that is why she had them start shouting at each other and why she added the zippy soundtrack to makes us forget the "plot". The producer should have gotten a different writer and probably another director or better yet, he should have just given up on the whole project.
I think Steve Martin is the best comedic actor that there is. Nevertheless, he was pathetic in this movie. I am such a big fan of his that I lay most of the blame on the character he was given. If Ephron had just let Martin cut lose and ad lib some it would have made for a much better time at the movies.
MIXED NUTS takes forever to finish but actually runs only 1:37. It is rated PG-13 which I agree with. I recommend you avoid this show at all cost, and I give it 1/2 of a star because, although the movie was a disaster from start to finish, at least it was more stupid than offensive. [Finally, since you are all dying to know, the title MIXED NUTS comes from the fact that the lead character's Dad was killed by a truck of mixed nuts - another memorable line.]
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