Photos of the day: Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone head to Tirupati, Kangana Ranaut unveils Femina FLAUNT Studio, Akshay Kumar spotted post dubbing and other celebrity spottings
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMNo day in B-town can be a dull day. From airport spottings to the celebs making their stylish appearance for the launch or being snapped by their fans in the city, here we bring you the compilation of everything that took place today in the tinsel town. The day started with some early morning celebrity spottings. Adnan Sami, Sonu Nigam, Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia, Sidharth Malhotra were snapped at the Mumbai airport as they made their exit.
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Later in the evening, the super couple, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh along with their families, were snapped at the private terminal at the Mumbai airport, as they leave for Tirupati to seek blessings on their first wedding anniversary which is tomorrow.
Akshay Kumar, who is busy with his next films, was snapped outside the dubbing studio.
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for the full list.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CertAttrSet<T> |
This interface defines the methods required of a certificate attribute.
|
| GeneralNameInterface |
This interface specifies the abstract methods which have to be
implemented by all the members of the GeneralNames ASN.1 object.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AccessDescription | |
| AlgorithmId |
This class identifies algorithms, such as cryptographic transforms, each
of which may be associated with parameters.
|
| AttributeNameEnumeration |
This class provides the Enumeration implementation used
by all the X509 certificate attributes to return the attribute
names contained within them.
|
| AuthorityInfoAccessExtension |
The Authority Information Access Extension (OID = <IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.1).
|
| AuthorityKeyIdentifierExtension |
This class represents the Authority Key Identifier Extension.
|
| AVA |
X.500 Attribute-Value-Assertion (AVA): an attribute, as identified by
some attribute ID, has some particular value.
|
| BasicConstraintsExtension |
This class represents the Basic Constraints Extension.
|
| CertificateAlgorithmId |
This class defines the AlgorithmId for the Certificate.
|
| CertificateExtensions |
This class defines the Extensions attribute for the Certificate.
|
| CertificateIssuerExtension |
Represents the CRL Certificate Issuer Extension (OID = <IP_ADDRESS>).
|
| CertificateIssuerName |
This class defines the X500Name attribute for the Certificate.
|
| CertificateIssuerUniqueIdentity |
This class defines the subject/issuer unique identity attribute
for the Certificate.
|
| CertificatePoliciesExtension |
This class defines the certificate policies extension which specifies the
policies under which the certificate has been issued
and the purposes for which the certificate may be used.
|
| CertificatePolicyId |
Represent the CertificatePolicyId ASN.1 object.
|
| CertificatePolicyMap |
Represent the CertificatePolicyMap ASN.1 object.
|
| CertificateSerialNumber |
This class defines the SerialNumber attribute for the Certificate.
|
| CertificateSubjectName |
This class defines the X500Name attribute for the Certificate.
|
| CertificateSubjectUniqueIdentity |
This class defines the subject/issuer unique identity attribute
for the Certificate.
|
| CertificateValidity |
This class defines the interval for which the certificate is valid.
|
| CertificateVersion |
This class defines the version of the X509 Certificate.
|
| CertificateX509Key |
This class defines the X509Key attribute for the Certificate.
|
| CRLDistributionPointsExtension |
Represent the CRL Distribution Points Extension (OID = <IP_ADDRESS>).
|
| CRLExtensions |
This class defines the CRL Extensions.
|
| CRLNumberExtension |
Represent the CRL Number Extension.
|
| CRLReasonCodeExtension |
The reasonCode is a non-critical CRL entry extension that identifies
the reason for the certificate revocation.
|
| DeltaCRLIndicatorExtension |
Represents the Delta CRL Indicator Extension.
|
| DistributionPoint |
Represent the DistributionPoint sequence used in the CRL
Distribution Points Extension (OID = <IP_ADDRESS>).
|
| DistributionPointName |
Represents the DistributionPointName ASN.1 type.
|
| DNSName |
This class implements the DNSName as required by the GeneralNames
ASN.1 object.
|
| EDIPartyName |
This class defines the EDIPartyName of the GeneralName choice.
|
| ExtendedKeyUsageExtension |
This class defines the Extended Key Usage Extension, which
indicates one or more purposes for which the certified public key
may be used, in addition to or in place of the basic purposes
indicated in the key usage extension field.
|
| Extension |
Represent a X509 Extension Attribute.
|
| FreshestCRLExtension |
Represents the Freshest CRL Extension.
|
| GeneralName |
This class implements the ASN.1 GeneralName object class.
|
| GeneralNames |
This object class represents the GeneralNames type required in
X509 certificates.
|
| GeneralSubtree |
Represent the GeneralSubtree ASN.1 object, whose syntax is:
|
| GeneralSubtrees |
Represent the GeneralSubtrees ASN.1 object.
|
| InhibitAnyPolicyExtension |
This class represents the Inhibit Any-Policy Extension.
|
| IPAddressName |
This class implements the IPAddressName as required by the GeneralNames
ASN.1 object.
|
| IssuerAlternativeNameExtension |
This represents the Issuer Alternative Name Extension.
|
| IssuingDistributionPointExtension |
Represents the CRL Issuing Distribution Point Extension (OID = <IP_ADDRESS>).
|
| KeyIdentifier |
Represent the Key Identifier ASN.1 object.
|
| KeyUsageExtension |
Represent the Key Usage Extension.
|
| NameConstraintsExtension |
This class defines the Name Constraints Extension.
|
| NetscapeCertTypeExtension |
Represents Netscape Certificate Type Extension.
|
| OIDMap |
This class defines the mapping from OID & name to classes and vice
versa.
|
| OIDName |
This class implements the OIDName as required by the GeneralNames
ASN.1 object.
|
| OtherName |
This class represents the OtherName as required by the GeneralNames
ASN.1 object.
|
| PKIXExtensions |
Lists all the object identifiers of the X509 extensions of the PKIX profile.
|
| PolicyConstraintsExtension |
This class defines the certificate extension which specifies the
Policy constraints.
|
| PolicyInformation |
PolicyInformation is the class that contains a specific certificate policy
that is part of the CertificatePoliciesExtension.
|
| PolicyMappingsExtension |
Represent the Policy Mappings Extension.
|
| PrivateKeyUsageExtension |
This class defines the Private Key Usage Extension.
|
| RDN |
RDNs are a set of {attribute = value} assertions.
|
| ReasonFlags |
Represent the CRL Reason Flags.
|
| RFC822Name |
This class implements the RFC822Name as required by the GeneralNames
ASN.1 object.
|
| SerialNumber |
This class defines the SerialNumber class used by certificates.
|
| SubjectAlternativeNameExtension |
This represents the Subject Alternative Name Extension.
|
| SubjectKeyIdentifierExtension |
Represent the Subject Key Identifier Extension.
|
| UniqueIdentity |
This class defines the UniqueIdentity class used by certificates.
|
| URIName |
This class implements the URIName as required by the GeneralNames
ASN.1 object.
|
| X400Address |
This class defines the X400Address of the GeneralName choice.
|
| X500Name |
Note: As of 1.4, the public class,
javax.security.auth.x500.X500Principal,
should be used when parsing, generating, and comparing X.500 DNs.
|
| X500Signer |
This class provides a binding between a Signature object and an
authenticated X.500 name (from an X.509 certificate chain), which
is needed in many public key signing applications.
|
| X509AttributeName |
This class is used to parse attribute names like "x509.info.extensions".
|
| X509CertImpl |
The X509CertImpl class represents an X.509 certificate.
|
| X509CertInfo |
The X509CertInfo class represents X.509 certificate information.
|
| X509CRLEntryImpl |
Abstract class for a revoked certificate in a CRL.
|
| X509CRLImpl |
An implmentation for X509 CRL (Certificate Revocation List).
|
| X509Key |
Holds an X.509 key, for example a public key found in an X.509
certificate.
|


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Formed in 1950, the Dunn County Historical Society seeks to discover, preserve, interpret and disseminate knowledge about the history of Dunn County and its role in Wisconsin, and to arouse interest in the past.
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Northville Mobile App Developers Club (affectionately known as MAD) is a club for anyone interested in technology, regardless of experience.
Club meetings consist of building apps, games, and websites using a variety of languages and platforms from Android Studio (Java and XML) to HTML and CSS to MIT App Inventor. Additionally, we attend hackathons, Code Days, and other coding events across Michigan!


Lab 3 Solution
Lab Instructor: Valeria Barra
Contents
DUE Thuesday 02-09-2016
close all % it closes all open figures tol = 10^(-6); N = 50;
Problem 1.1: Problem 17 in the Homework
(a)
f1 = @(x) ((1/2).*x + 1./x); x0=1; xx=linspace(1,2,1000); % an array of values for plotting purposes disp(['Execution of problem 17(a):']) [xc,i]=fixedpoint(xx,f1, x0, N, tol); disp(['The iteration took ',num2str(i),' steps , and the fixed point found is ', num2str(xc)]); axis([xx(1) xx(end) 1 2])
Execution of problem 17(a): We have recahed the desired tolerance The iteration took 6 steps , and the fixed point found is 1.4142
(b)
f2 = @(x) ((2/3).*x + 2./(3.*x)); disp(['Execution of problem 17(b):']) [xc,i]=fixedpoint(xx,f2, x0, N, tol); disp(['The iteration took ',num2str(i),' steps , and the fixed point found is ', num2str(xc)]); axis([xx(1) xx(end) 1 2])
Execution of problem 17(b): We have recahed the desired tolerance The iteration took 13 steps , and the fixed point found is 1.4142
(c)
f3 = @(x) ((3/4).*x + 1./(2.*x)); x0=1; xx=linspace(0,3,1000); % an array of values for plotting purposes disp(['Execution of problem 17(c):']) [xc,i]=fixedpoint(xx,f3, x0, N, tol); disp(['The iteration took ',num2str(i),' steps , and the fixed point found is ', num2str(xc)]); axis([xx(1) xx(end) 1 2])
Execution of problem 17(c): We have recahed the desired tolerance The iteration took 20 steps , and the fixed point found is 1.4142
Conclusions: Clearly the first execution performs the best because the derivative of the function at the fixed point is much smaller than the other cases (close to zero)
Problem 1.2
g1 = @(x)(2+(x - 2).^2); x0_1 = 2.8; % to plot we define a domain xx=linspace(1.5,3.5,1000); % an array of values for plotting purposes disp(['Execution of problem 1.2(a):']) [xc,i]=fixedpoint(xx,g1, x0_1, N, tol); disp(['The iteration took ',num2str(i),' steps , and the fixed point found is ', num2str(xc)]); x0_2 = 3.1; disp(['Execution of problem 1.2(b):']) [xc_2,i]=fixedpoint(xx,g1, x0_2, N, tol); disp(['The iteration took ',num2str(i),' steps , and the fixed point found is ', num2str(xc_2)]); axis([xx(1) xx(end) 1.5 3.5])
Execution of problem 1.2(a): We have recahed the desired tolerance The iteration took 8 steps , and the fixed point found is 2 Execution of problem 1.2(b): The iteration took 50 steps , and the fixed point found is Inf
Problem 1.3
g2 = @(x)(2+(x - 2).^3) ; x0_3 = 2.8; disp(['Execution of problem 1.3(a):']) [xc_3, i]=fixedpoint(xx,g2, x0_3, N, tol); disp(['The iteration took ',num2str(i),' steps , and the fixed point found is ', num2str(xc_3)]); x0_4 = 3.1; disp(['Execution of problem 1.3(b):']) [xc_4, i]=fixedpoint(xx,g2, x0_4, N, tol); disp(['The iteration took ',num2str(i),' steps , and the fixed point found is ', num2str(xc_4)]); axis([xx(1) xx(end) 1.5 3.5])
Execution of problem 1.3(a): We have recahed the desired tolerance The iteration took 6 steps , and the fixed point found is 2 Execution of problem 1.3(b): The iteration took 50 steps , and the fixed point found is Inf
Conclusions: For both Problems 1.2 and 1.3 the first initial guess leads to convergence, while the second one to divergence.
Problem 2
Implement your own Newton's method to solve Problems 19 and 21 in your Homework, with N = 50. Compare your results and the performance of your code with the one obtained through the bisection method in the Lab 2 Problems 1 and 3, respectively.
syms x; f = x.^3 - 9; N = 50; x0 = 1; tol = 1e-6; disp(['Execution of problem 19 in the homework']) [X,err]=MyNewton(x,f,x0,tol,N); f2=( ( 50000 + 10000./x ).* exp(20.*x) -10000./x - 1000000); x0 = 0.01; disp(['Execution of problem 21 in the homework']) [X,err]=MyNewton(x,f,x0,tol,N);
Execution of problem 19 in the homework We have converged to the root, r = 2.0801 in 7 steps. Execution of problem 21 in the homework We have converged to the root, r = 2.0801 in 29 steps.
Conclusions: In the case of Problem 19 in the homework, Newton's method performs better than bisection. In fact, its convergence order is quadratic, while it was only linear for bisection method. In the case of Problem 21 in the homework instead, Newton's method performs worse (even though we start pretty close to the solution) because the derivative near the root is close to zero.


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There is a lot of resources available about hacking and security, here are my favorites.
Some blogs I frequently visit from bounty hunters themself. They explain their findings, why it occurs, how they were able to exploit and sometimes how much they win. I visit them once a week and I also follow their writer on Twitter to not miss the bugs they don’t review.
In my opinion the best way to learn hacking and security is to read public disclosure. It’s a great resources of tips and tools to use to make your life easier. Some of my favorites issues, the ones I like to read again and again to understand the vulnerability and try to discern the state of mind of the hacker who found it. It’s also a good way to improve your report skill and see the way hackers communicates with security teams to keep good feelings.
Each Time I learn a new kind of issue, I try to reproduce it on on my local lab, then I try it on security programs I’m currently working on. Sometime it works, sometimes not but bug bounty is also about patience. Happy reading !
Official
OWASP: The Open Web Application Security Project
PTES Technical Guidelines: penetration testing guidelines
Companies / Organizations
PortSwigger Web Security Blog
Sucuri Blog
InfoSec Institute: a lot of great articles about security and hacking
Cybrary proposes many courses from beginner to advanced
Security Weekly: penetration testing tips & tricks
Detectify Labs
Communities
Hackademics (fr): french forums about hacking techniques
Zenk-Security (fr): online challenges and tutoriels repository
Hacker Web Directory: security resources list (many broken links unfortunately)
BlackHat Library: nice wiki with vulneabilities explanations (seems to be down)
Training (and learning!)
Hacksplaining: learn to hack, learn to protect yourself
Root Me (fr): challenges and CTF
Exploit Exercises: challenges and virtual machines
Zenk-Security: challenges and tutoriels repository
W3Challs: challenges
Newbie Contest (fr): french challenges
WebGoat: vulnerable web application
VulnHub: vulnerable virtual machines
DVWA: vulnerable web application
Personal blogs
Vulnerabilities list by me
–2017
Agarri: awesome pentester I met at a bug bounty convention
Philippe Harewood: bunch of public disclosure by phwd
Stephen Sclafani: this guy shares many of his findings on Facebook
netbiosX: great blog about pentest techniques
Arr0way: penetration testing && security research blog
Nikhil SamratAshok Mittal: lab of a tenetration tester
Cyber arms: cyber war news and business computer tips
David Dworken: the famous “18-year-old hacker honored at Pentagon”
ZeroSec: write-ups, projects, adventures & other bits & bobs
FoxGlove Security Team: write-ups, projects, adventures & other bits & bobs
Nick Raienko: collection of awesome penetration testing resources, tools and other things
Orange: another white hacker performing bug bounty
Brett Buerhaus: he litteraly killed Airbnb
–2016
Filedescriptor: I don’t know who is this guy but his profil on HackerOne is truely awesome
Sean Melia wings between the first and the second place on HackerOne
Jack Whitton: true XSS jedi
Pentest Geek: another nice blog with nice archives
Corelan Team: group of IT Security researchers/enthusiasts/professionals/hobbyists
Josip Franjković: Facebook’s top 10 whitehat reporters since 2013
Patrik Fehrenbach: it-securityguard blog
Jordan Milne: web security, programming, reverse-engineering, and everything related
Ruben Boonen: bunch of tutorials covring many topics
–before
Ben Sadeghipour plays with many various vulns
pentestmonkey: taking the monkey work out of pentesting
Gentil Kiwi (fr): author of mimikatz
Les Tutos de Nico (fr): french blog about security
5m4ru (pl): polish hacking articles with few videos
Nir Goldshlager: CEO of Break Security
g0t mi1k: the guy that broke the high level of DVWA
Specific articles that should be bookmarked
The Bug Hunters Methodology by Jason Haddix
The Open Penetration Testing Bookmarks Collection by Jason Haddix and friends
Linux privilege escalation by g0t mi1k
Windows privilege escalation by Ruben Boonen
HTML5 Security Cheatsheet (XSS payloads)
Documentation of Sqlmap
XXE cheatsheet
A-Z Index of the Windows CMD command line
Google advanced operators
IP Tables reminder
Pentest Tips and Tricks #1 by EK / jiboi
Pentest Tips and Tricks #2 second part
Github Enterprise owned using SAML auth by Ioannis Kakavas
Reports
The unofficial HackerOne disclosure timeline
XSS on OAuth authorize/authenticate endpoint
Remote Code Execution on Shopify
DNS Misconfiguration
XSS in the all widgets of shopifyapps.com
Private program activity timeline information disclosure
AWS S3 bucket writeable for authenticated aws users
uber.com may RCE by Flask Jinja2 Template Injection
CSV Injection in business.uber.com
Reflected XSS on developer.uber.com via Angular template injection
Pixel flood attack
Stored XSS in archive.uber.com Due to Injection of Javascript:alert(0)
XSS In archive.uber.com Due to Mime Sniffing in IE
CRLF Injection in developer.uber.com
Reflected XSS via Unvalidated / Open Redirect in uber.com
Reflected XSS via Livefyre Media Wall in newsroom.uber.com
Videos
SecurityTube: incredible pool of hacking videos, security courses and certifications
DEF CON: annual meeting with the best hackers and security experts in the world
Yaworsk channel: hacking tutorials and interview of white hackers
Tools
SecTools: pool of network security tools
Kali Linux Tools Listing
Web Hacker’s Favorites: collection of Firefox add-ons
soldierx.com: tools organized by category
Vulnerability assessment tools by me
Post exploitation tools by me
Information gathering tools by me
Exploitation tools by me
Books
Les bases du hacking (fr): introduction to basic hacking techniques. You don’t need any experience to understand the steps presented in this book.
The Web Application Hackers Handbook (2nd): “This fully updated edition contains the very lastest attack techniques and coutermeasures, showing you how to break into today’s complex and highly functional applications.”
Metasploit: The Penetration Tester’s Guide: Metasploit is probably the most popular framework used by professional pentester.
Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing Guide: introduction and guidelines to understand offensive security.
Penetration Testing: A Hands-On Introduction to Hacking: In Penetration Testing, security expert, researcher, and trainer Georgia Weidman introduces you to the core skills and techniques that every pentester needs.
Google Hacking for Penetration Testers: This book beats Google hackers to the punch, equipping web administrators with penetration testing applications to ensure their site is invulnerable to a hacker’s search.
Stealing the Network: These groundbreaking books created a fictional world of hacker superheroes and villains based on real world technology, tools, and tactics.
Web Hacking 101: If you’re reading this, you also have the curiosity needed to be a hacker and bug hunter.
to be continued…


Jurors from outside parish to hear baby burning death case
NATCHITOCHES, La. (AP) - Jurors will be brought in from another parish for the trial of a Louisiana mother charged with first-degree murder in the 2018 burning death of her 6-month-old son.
The Alexandria Town Talk reports Hanna Nicole Barker will still be tried in Natchitoches.
Barker’s attorney Dru Thompson and Natchitoches Parish District Attorney Billy Joe Harrington agreed Thursday to the use of outside jurors.
Smith also is charged with first-degree murder after allegedly putting the infant in a roadside ditch, dousing him with gasoline and setting him on fire in July 2018.
Ellerbe was found with third- and second-degree burns covering 90% of his body. He later died.
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The debug connector depends on the probe tip that is installed. There are three different kinds: ARM, MIPS, and PPC/COP.
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Tip: If you have a PowerPC probe tip that is labeled “PA JTAG Probe Tip”, this works exactly the same as the “PPC JTAG Probe Tip”. The only difference is the label on the hardware. |
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Refer to the Mentor Embedded Sourcery Probe Target Connection application note for information about pin assignments for the various debug connectors:
If you have a SupportNet account, you can access the application note here: http://supportnet.mentor.com/reference/appnotes/library/10891.pdf.
If you have a CodeSourcery Portal account, you can find the application note here:
https://sourcery.mentor.com/GNUToolchain/kbentry247.
Table A-1 lists the signal names, direction, pin numbers, descriptions, drive capabilities, and operational requirements.
| Note | |
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To ensure proper and stable operation between the probe and the target system, the JTAG and debug I/O signals must meet the requirements listed in Table A-1. |
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Table A-1. Sourcery Probe Professional for JTAG/COP Signal Descriptions
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ARM |
MIPS |
PowerPC |
Signal Direction |
Electrical Specification |
Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
TCK |
TCK |
TCK |
From probe connector |
50mA driver |
Must be wired to the target processor. The probe drives the TCK output with up to 50mA. Keep the TCK trace run as short as possible and maintain a "two signal width" spacing from any other parallel dynamic signal trace. |
|
RTCK |
- |
- |
From Target |
17PF |
Wired to the target processor. RTCK is an output from the target processor and an input to the probe. The RTCK trace run should be kept short and maintain a "two signal width" spacing from any other parallel dynamic signal trace. If not used, it should be grounded or pulled up with a 10K resistor. This is not connected on MIPS or PowerPC probe tips. |
|
TMS |
TMS |
TMS |
From probe connector |
50mA driver |
Must be wired to the target processor. The probe drives the TMS output with up to 50mA. Keep the TMS as short as possible and maintain a "two signal width" spacing from any other parallel dynamic signal trace. TMS should have a parallel termination option at the processor. |
|
TDI |
TDI |
TDI |
From probe connector |
50mA driver |
Must be wired to the target processor. The probe drives the TDI output with up to 50mA. The TDI trace should be kept short and maintain a "two signal width" spacing from any other parallel dynamic signal trace. TDI should have a parallel termination option at the processor. |
|
TDO |
TDO |
TDO |
From target |
17pF load |
Must be wired to the target processor. TDO is an output from the target processor and an input to the probe. The TDO trace run should be kept short and maintain a "two signal width" spacing from any other parallel dynamic signal trace. TDO should have a series termination resistor located near the target processor. |
|
nTRST |
TRST* |
TRST |
From probe connector |
50mA driver1 |
Must be wired to the target processor. The probe drives the TRST output with up to 50mA. To gain control of the processor, the probe negates TRST approximately 250 milliseconds before negation of HRST. This allows the probe to issue COP commands through the JTAG/COP interface and gain control of the processor upon negation of HRST. The TRST trace run should be kept short and maintain a "two signal width" spacing from any other parallel dynamic signal trace. |
|
nSRST |
RST* |
SRST |
Bi-directional |
Open-drain. 100Ohm to ground when asserted by probe, 22pF load when not asserted. 1 |
Can be wired to the target processor. During reset, the probe drives SRST to ground through a 100Ohm resistor. |
|
- |
- |
HRST |
Bi-directional |
Open-drain. 100Ohm to ground when asserted by probe, 22pF load when not asserted. 1 |
Must be wired to the target processor. During reset, the probe drives HRST to ground through a 100Ohm resistor. |
|
DBGRQ |
DINT |
CKSI |
From probe connector |
50mA driver |
Need not be wired to the target. ARM and PowerPC probes do not currently use this signal. The DINT signal may be asserted on some MIPS targets to force entry to debug mode, but is not normally used. |
|
DBGACK |
- |
CKSO |
From target |
17pF Load2 |
Wired to the target processor. The probe senses CKSO to determine if the processor halted execution in a checkstop state. |
|
- |
- |
HALTED |
From target |
17pF load |
Should be wired to the PowerPC HALTED signal on those processors which support it. This is not connected on ARM or MIPS probe tips. |
|
- |
- |
QACK |
From probe connector |
100Ohm pull-down |
Can be wired to the target processor. QACK is an input to most PowerPC processors and must remain low while the probe is connected to the target. The probe connects this signal internally to the JTAG/COP GND pin (16) through a 100Ohm resistor. |
|
VREF |
VREF |
TGT PWR |
From target |
2MOhm pull-down, plus 0.01uF load. |
Must be wired to the target. The probe uses this signal to determine if power is applied to the target. This signal is also used as a voltage reference for the signals driven by the probe (CKSI, TRST, TCK, TMS, TDI). TGT PWR (pin 6) should be connected to target Vcc through a 1KOhm pull-up resister. |
14.7KOhm pull-up to buffered TGT PWR.


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⚠ Note: This package works only on NodeJS v15 and higher!
Since Facebook makes frequent modification to their API, please bear in mind, that this library is prone to developing bugs, that may not be immediately fixed.
You can install the package with NPM:
npm i ts-messenger-api
import facebookLogin from 'ts-messenger-api';
// for plain JavaScript use this:
// const facebookLogin = require('ts-messenger-api').default;
const api = await facebookLogin({
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});
const friends = await api.getFriendsList();
await api.listen();
await api.sendMessage({ body: 'Hi' }, friends[0].id);
There are some examples of sending messages below. First of all, start with await api.listen();
to establish a websocket connection.
api.sendMessage({ body: 'This' }, friends[3].id);
Facebook automatically recognises file type (picture, video, audio or general file).
import fs from 'fs';
api.sendMessage({ attachment: fs.createReadStream('path-to-file') }, friends[3].id);
// or send multiple attachments in one message
api.sendMessage(
{
attachment: [
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fs.createReadStream('path-to-file2'),
fs.createReadStream('path-to-file3')
]
},
friends[3].id
);
api.sendMessage(
{
body: 'This is my reply to your question',
replyToMessage: originalMessageId
},
friends[3].id
);
Similarly, you can send a message with mentions. The types for that are in the docs.
First of all, start with await api.listen()
to establish a websocket connection.
You can access the EventEmitter
by using the returned value of this function
or get it directly from api.listener
property.
Posible event types are:
"message"
for all incoming messages and events (for listening to events,
specify the options
argument as {listenEvents: true}
while login)"presence"
for information about friends' active state"typ"
for incoming typing indicators"error"
for possible errors caused by websocket communicationapi.listener.addEventListener('message', (msg: AnyIncomingMessage) => console.log(msg));
api.listener.addEventListener('error', err => console.error(err));
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You can login to Facebook account for the second time without the need to provide login
credentials (email and password). This feature is provided with AppState
(array of
cookies provided by Facebook). We advise you to save the AppState right after first
successful login using:
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fs.writeFileSync('./appState.json', JSON.stringify(api.getAppState()));
Now you can use the saved cookies to log in later.
// using the saved AppState
let api: Api | null = null;
try {
api = (await login(
{
appState: JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('./appState.json').toString())
},
{ listenEvents: true }
)) as Api;
} catch (error) {
// something like `console.error(error);`
}
You can find the documentation here.
The following table lists all features that are implemented or are destined to be implemented in the future. If you would like to have some feature implemented do not hesitate to submit PR.
| Feature | Implemented |
|---|---|
| Login | ✔ |
| Logout | ✔ |
| Get app state | ✔ |
| Messages | |
| Send message | ✔ |
| Unsend message | ✔ |
| Delete message | ❌ |
| Forward attachment | ✔ |
| Set message reaction | ✔ |
| Send typing indicator | ✔ |
| Users | |
| Get friends list | ✔ |
| Get user ID | ❌ |
| Get user info | ✔ |
| Threads | |
| Get thread list | ❌ |
| Get thread info | ✔ |
| Get thread history | ✔ |
| Get thread pictures | ❌ |
| Delete thread | ❌ |
| Mute thread | ❌ |
| Search for thread | ❌ |
| Customisation | |
| Change thread colour | ✔ |
| Change thread emoji | ✔ |
| Group management | |
| Add user to group | ✔ |
| Remove user from group | ✔ |
| Leave group | ✔ |
| Change admin status | ✔ |
| Change group image | ✔ |
| Change group title | ✔ |
| Change nickname | ❌ |
| Create poll | ❌ |
| Mark as read | ✔ |
| Mark as read all | ❌ |
| Change archived status | ❌ |
| Change blocked status | ❌ |


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GALLERIES: When drawing is just the beginning
by FRANK WHALLEYIn Summary
- Fresh insights abound in an exhibition that explores how artists use a basic skill to communicate with others and navigate their world...developing their illustrations to discover and show us their subject’s core.
A hard won proficiency in drawing can enable artists to find fresh insights.
There is something about the discipline that helps to extend them from a superficial depiction of form and lets them drill down to their subject’s core.
Excellent examples abound in a current exhibition by 15 artists who take the essential skill of drawing only as their starting point.
For them drawing is not the end but the beginning.
Two of these examples come from opposite ends of the spectrum—one from a relative newcomer and the other from an established talent with an international reputation. They are Sudanese painter Miska Mohmmed and award winning Kenyan Beatrice Wanjiku.
Both are included in an exhibition of some 60 works at the Circle art gallery in Lavington, Nairobi, until December 7.
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Mohmmed (she spells it like that; no middle vowel) offers four small watercolour drawings of the Nile.
In one, she draws boats jostling on the river; a well controlled illustration, literal and accurate as far as it goes. But in the others she explores the river landscape—the banks, the hills beyond and the lowering sky—with vivid slashes of colour that free parts of the scene from their topographical certainties, and bring a sense not only of the sight of the place but also its vibrating heat, its sounds and its smells.
Wanjiku, as well as offering some of her more typical paintings, shows two dynamic abstract drawings in ink. They represent a spontaneous attempt by her to think in line not form, and each shows the power that line can project and its ability to confront and enthuse the viewer.
Many artists demonstrate the art of illustration: Mohmmed and Wanjiku illustrate art.
Wanjiku and another Kenyan heavy hitter, Peterson Kamwathi, anchor a show that its curator Jonathan Fraser determined should mix established artists with new talent to explore how they think about drawing and use it to navigate their world and communicate with others.
Kamwathi is offering a study for an animation. His pastel and spray paint collage Untitled—Contortion, Noble Savage Series, shows the same figure in 16 poses, lifting a heavy water container.
Like the photographs of the Victorian Eadweard Muybridge, it presents a vigorous stop-motion examination of the figure.
Meanwhile Wanjiku’s more familiar acrylics on paper, Study IV, V and VI, show her getting up close and dirty in her continuing investigation of the human body.
Here she is practically up to her elbows in gore (prussian blue and alizarin crimson predominate) as she conducts post mortems with her brush to continue her obsession with the outward—and inner—proofs of our humanity. All that is missing, so far, is the gleam of bone.
It makes for compelling if uncomfortable viewing.
As well as Miska Mohmmed five other relative newcomers are Yaye Kassamali, Florin Iki Mmaka, Anthony Muisyo, Precious Narotso and Sujay Shah.
Kassamali, now teaching in Shanghai, makes collages of open hands in vibrant colours, symbolic of her reaching out to new people and places.
In Mmaka’s mixed media collages, women in diaphanous gowns loll around in wooded glades, while Muisyo’s inkjet prints offer a flashback to the Sixties and Richard Hamilton with their witty use of typography and everyday icons; a radio, a bus, an elephant. (An elephant? Well, this is Africa.)
Narotso also makes inkjet prints; in her case of three-quarter length figures that echo Kassamali’s enthusiasm for colours bright as neon.
One of the stars of the show is Shah, fresh from New York where he worked after taking a degree in painting from Savannah, Georgia.
Ten sketchbook pages offer a pithy if surreal commentary on life...a chess player holds a dagger behind his back, an antiques dealer offers the ordinary with extraordinary confidence.
Exhibited artists already building reputations are Jessica Atieno—showing variations on her theme of floating body cells—and Agnes Waruguru Njoroge, another Savannah graduate, who focuses on an exploration of her own identity through a variety of media, including needlework, paint and the physicality of paper.
More established artists include the curator himself—Jonathan Gathaara Solanke Fraser to give him his full name—Onyis Martin, Elias Mung’ora, Longinis Nagila, Gor Soudan and Lemek Tompoika.
Fraser’s multidisciplinary approach includes large drawings in pastel and charcoal, a fast-forwarded collision of images from his dreams, while Nagila’s pierced paper figures again reveal him to be among the most interesting artists in the region.
There remains one mystery.
Why are the two superb abstract drawings by Wanjiku and the finest of Mohmmed’s landscapes almost thrown away by the hang?
One Wanjiku is jammed into a corner at the far end of the gallery while the other, bursting with broad brush energy and demanding space to be seen, is crammed into a corridor.
Mohmmed’s brilliant little watercolour Untitled I is further along the same corridor and can only be found by a really determined visitor.
But seek and ye shall find—and it is worth the effort. On a scale of one to 10, these two rate around 50.


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stable_sort
Syntax:
#include <algorithm> void stable_sort( iterator start, iterator end ); void stable_sort( iterator start, iterator end, StrictWeakOrdering cmp ); The stable_sort() algorithm is like the sort() algorithm, in that it sorts a range of elements into ascending order. Unlike sort(), however, stable_sort() will preserve the original ordering of elements that are equal to eachother. This functionality comes at a small cost, however, as stable_sort() takes a few more comparisons that sort() in the worst case: N (log N)^2 instead of N log N. |


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BackEnd Engineering Productivity Engineering Manager 08.2021 to present
Focused on scaling up the BackEnd engineering experience, improve productivity and automate best practices, started working on identifying, cataloging and standardising what constitues as Tech Debt in order to properly measure it to be properly tackled.
Working in tandem to define a global set of syntactic metrics to measure systems and teams and be able to compare and properly priorize depending on what the company and the current goals are.
SoundCloud
Core Clients Engineering Manager 2019 to present
Lead the technical front to design, implement and release the very first Design System
@ SoundCloud. Leading a cross functional team compromised of 14 engineers, coordinating with 2 designers and distributed accross different countries and timezones. Managed to reduce the time it takes to iterate and test UI/UX changes by 30%.
Manage a cross platform team involving BackEnd
technologies (Scala
, Go
) as well as Android
& iOS
. Grew the team to double the number of BackEnd
engineers & started the inclusion of Web FrontEnd
development to the team.
Lead many company wide efforts to improve the Engineering Experience
across the entire technology organization, e.g.: Centralisation of engineering documentation finding & creation, established a program to share multiplatform work knowledge to other teams, unification of multiple tracking systems to cross-reference on a single place, lead the technical aspect of a redesign project that involved all user facing clients of our app (web
, Android
& iOS
).
Focused on leading the career development path of the team, due to the structure of the team more times than none I need to fill the roles of Product Manager
as well as Product Owner
.
SoundCloud
Core Clients Engineer 2016 to 2019
Reduced compile times by 7 minutes by the creation of a service side Swift
service with a companion Ruby
service that tracked build times locally and on CI
, which helped us track major bottlenecks that guided us towards improving our project organization; resulting in more developers embracing TDD
due to lesser turnaround times which lead to an increase in the confidence of shipping new features.
Reduced the number of flaky tests on the iOS
code base by implementing a Swift
server side service that scrapes and parses CI
data from Buddybuild
, to generate metrics and dashboards that helped us track and fix flaky tests and confirm improvements via metrics; which lead to minimizing friction when adding new features and reducing the integration time by 50% as a result of reducing the need to re-run the CI
jobs to verify flakyness.
Improved initial playback time and playqueue load times by 15 seconds by extracting and refactoring Offline Sync
into it’s own framework and removing unnecessary complexity; leading to an increase in total listening time of our users by 10%.
Wrote multiple tools that hookup to Prometheus
in order to properly analyze and maintain app health as well as to better understand how all the systems interact with each other.
Architected and defined the infrastructure for modules/framework extractions into micro features.
Integrated the new in-house media player into the iOS
application; leading to less crashes, faster remote media loading and caching as well less fragmentation of the code via guiding all the media playback through the same engine (audio & video).
Brewbot
Lead iOS Developer 2015 to 2016
Improved app responsiveness and testability by 20% by introducing reactive programming and ViewModel
+ DataControllers
resulting in faster iteration times and an increase in the amount of bugs and new features the team could tackle.
Streamlined the CI
and «delivery» processes by integrating fastlane
into the workflow of the organization; guaranteeing increase in confidence with each change by running the tests before every integration and deploying OTA
updates; resulting in a more stable application and facilitating the addition of changes.
Log(n)
Mobile Lead Engineer 2012 to 2015
Defined a structure for the iOS
department by being the mobile lead engineer of a small team of 4 mobile engineers which lead to the company to be able to take more projects and reduce the turnaround time.
Established a development process for iOS
projects by documenting and defining a workflow that resulted in a considerable decrease in maintainability times and ability to iterate on new features on the projects.
Established a CI system for development and delivery by setting up some Mac Minis and Buildasaur with Xcode Bots which resulted in an increment of 15% in test coverage and a reduction of 50% times when deliverying new ipa
s.
SoundCloud
Design System
To improve hypothesis testing and faster iteration in UI
/UX
efforts; a Design System
was design, build and put in place to enable Product Managers
and Designers
to more easily test changes. Not just that, defining a standard language taxonomy, everyone involved in changes could communicate clearly and without misunderstandings; by sharing the same concepts Designers
, Production Managers
, Engineers
& Engineering Managers
could communicate intent and needs and be understood exactly. Plus facilitating fixing issues and improving functionality since changes were centralised.
RxViewModel
ReactiveViewModel
Swift
implementation for RxSwift
. Created to satisfy a lack of a reactive implementation of ViewModel
for RxSwift
, to better understand the innards of RxSwift
and help ease the usage of MVVM
with an RxSwift
integration.
It was later transfered to RxSwiftCommunity to live under the umbrella of the RxSwiftCommunity
.
Multiple OSS Projects
Some of the OSS
contributions I’ve worked on are:
Added team support to sigh
(fastlane
’s tool)
Added quality index view for a pods in CocoaPods
’ website
Migrated Moya
to support Swift
2.0
Device agnostic support on FBSnapshotTestCase
& Nimble-Snapshot
Licenciatura en Sistemas (~Licentiate Degree in Computer Science) 2003 to 2007 Universidad Latina de Costa Rica
iOS Development Bootcamp 2012 Big Nerd Ranch, Atlanta


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This document is the API specification for the HBM (Hottinger Baldwin Messtechnik GmbH) device scan.
The following picture shows the overall structure of processing device announce messages:
In general, processing announce messages is a chain of several filters and transformers. Because the connection between all blocks is a Observer/Observable interface, you can attach an arbitrary amount of inputs to outputs.
The AnnounceReceiver receives announce multicast messages, the AnnounceDeserializer parses the JSON messages into Java objects. All Filter objects are instantiated with a specific Matcher object, currently a family type matcher, a UUID matcher and service type matcher are implemented. The Filter objects let pass only those Announce objects with respect to the Matcher. The DeviceMonitor monitors the expiration key in Announce messages and provides the concept of events if a new device was discovered, a device was lost (didn't sent announces during the expiration time) or if some information changed in the Announce (for instance the IP addresses or some services).
It should noted that the whole is completly event driven, no polling is involved.
Please be aware that the whole package is NOT thread safe, so users of this package must ensure thread safety on their own in a multi-threaded environment.


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Denmark and Iceland clash over priceless medieval manuscripts
Reykjavik wants collection bequeathed by Icelandic scholar to University of Copenhagen in 18th century returned.
They recount tales of Viking raids, Norse history, kings and gods: a priceless collection of medieval manuscripts, bequeathed by an Icelandic scholar to the University of Copenhagen in the 18th century, that Iceland now wants back.
The United Nations cultural organisation UNESCO has called them "the single most important collection of early Scandinavian manuscripts in existence", with the earliest one dating from the 12th century.
More:
Some of the texts - known as the Arnamagnaean Collection - have already been returned to Reykjavik, but 1,400 documents are still locked away in Copenhagen.
The jewel of the collection is an almost complete early 15th-century copy of "Heimskringla" - the best known of the Old Norse kings' sagas, originally written in the 13th century by Icelandic poet and historian Snorri Sturluson.
Unlike many Icelandic medieval manuscripts, which have few decorative flourishes, this version of the Heimskringla is richly illustrated with intricate red lettering on each page.
The Arnamagnaean Collection is named after scholar Arni Magnusson, an historian and literature and language expert who was born in Iceland but died in 1730 in Copenhagen, where he left his 3,000 or so manuscripts.
Each time a document from the collection is borrowed from the university, it is insured for up to five million kroner ($740,000).
Joint history
Keen to ensure good relations with its former colony, Denmark granted Iceland's recurring request to return part of the collection in the 1960s. A treaty signed in 1965 divvied up the goods.
In line with that agreement, more than half of the manuscripts were turned over to Iceland between 1971 and 1997.
The Arnamagnaean Collection is named after scholar Arni Magnusson, an historian and literature and language expert who was born in Iceland but died in 1730 in Copenhagen [File: Suzanne Reitz/University of Copenhagen/AFP]
The division of documents between the two nations had for years been uncontroversial, but Iceland's Culture and Education Minister Lilja Alfredsdottir now wants more of the collection returned.
She has raised the profile of the issue and linked it to the construction of a new institute dedicated to Magnusson, which will hold an exhibition of medieval documents.
"We think it's important that the manuscripts be located in Iceland to a greater extent," Alfredsdottir told AFP news agency.
Matthew Driscoll, the professor in charge of the collection at the University of Copenhagen, is opposed to the idea, arguing that the remaining manuscripts are part of Denmark's cultural heritage.
Mixed opinions
The two nations have an intertwined history, Iceland having been under Danish rule from the 1600s until it declared independence in 1944.
Driscoll says the University of Copenhagen has cooperated closely with Reykjavik, digitising all of the works and making them available to researchers.
"These are not things that have been acquired illegally or stolen ... Arni owned those manuscripts himself, he was given them or he bought them, and then he left them in a completely legal way to the University of Copenhagen," Driscoll said.
And even in Iceland, there are mixed opinions about whether the texts should be returned.
Haraldur Bernhardsson, a professor of medieval studies at the University of Iceland, said he fully agreed with the need to make cultural heritage visible for future generations.
But he added: "I think we can do that in collaboration with the Arnamagnaean Collection in Copenhagen."
Keeping all the Icelandic works in Reykjavik would actually limit the number of scholars and academics who study them, some academics say.
"If you really wanted to request Icelandic manuscripts from abroad, you should perhaps prioritise manuscripts that are not currently being studied, which is obviously not the case with the Arni Magnusson collection," said Bernhardsson.


Select :
thinking:
(1) First, get the current one.
(2) Then find the smallest one in the suffix array, exchange it with the current one
evaluate:
(1) Input unrelated:
The time required is not related to the input (ironically, you will find it stupid when the array is even sorted!
(2)Remove least:
remove N elements in total. (this is the unique characteristic!)
template<class T>
void selectSort(T a[], int n) {
for (int i = 0; i < n - 1; i++) {
int min = i; //get the current one
for (int j = i + 1; j < n; j++) { //find the smallest one
if (a[j] < a[min])
min = j;
}
swap(a[min], a[i]); //exchange them
}
}
template<class T>
void insertSort(T a[], int n) {
for (int i = 1; i < n; i++) {
for (int j = i; j > 0 && a[j] < a[j - 1]; j--) {
swap(a[j], a[j - 1]);
}
}
}
evaluate:
especially suitable for the Non-random arrays — in this case, it might be the best sort algorithm!
template<class T>
void shellSort(T a[], int n) {
int h = 1;
while (h < n / 3)
h = 3 * h + 1;
while (h) {
for (int i = h; i < n; i++) {
for (int j = i; j >= h && a[j] < a[j - h]; j -= h) {
swap(a[j], a[j - h]);
}
}
h /= 3;
}
}
evaluate:
It is fast enough, though— even the fastest algorithm are not twice as fast as it.
So if you really need to sort a set of elements that are middle size … you should utilize it!


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bzip2
compresses files using the Burrows-Wheeler
block-sorting text compression algorithm, and Huffman coding.
Compression is generally considerably better than that
achieved by more conventional LZ77/LZ78-based compressors,
and approaches the performance of the PPM family of statistical compressors.
bzip2
is built on top of libbzip2
, a flexible library
for handling compressed data in the bzip2
format. This manual
describes both how to use the program and
how to work with the library interface. Most of the
manual is devoted to this library, not the program,
which is good news if your interest is only in the program.
Chapter 2 describes how to use bzip2
; this is the only part
you need to read if you just want to know how to operate the program.
Chapter 3 describes the programming interfaces in detail, and
Chapter 4 records some miscellaneous notes which I thought
ought to be recorded somewhere.
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Bosch XDK110 Solace MQTT App
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MQTT Reference Application for the Bosch XDK110
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Manages timestamps and SNTP interactions. More...
Files | |
| file | AppTimestamp.c |
| file | AppTimestamp.h |
Macros | |
| #define | BCDS_MODULE_ID SOLACE_APP_MODULE_ID_APP_TIMESTAMP |
| #define | APP_TIMESTAMP_STRING_FORMAT "20%02d-%02d-%02dT%02d:%02d:%02d.%03iZ" |
| Timestamp string format to milliseconds accuracy. ISO 8601 Date and Time format. | |
| #define | APP_TIMESTAMP_NUM_SNTP_TRIES (1000) |
| Number of times to try retrieve the time from the SNTP server. | |
Functions | |
| Retcode_T | AppTimestamp_Init (void) |
| Initialize the timestamp module. Does nothing at the moment. More... | |
| Retcode_T | AppTimestamp_Setup (SNTP_Setup_T const *const sntpSetupInfoPtr) |
| Setup the timestamp module. Calls SNTP_Setup(). More... | |
| Retcode_T | AppTimestamp_Enable (void) |
| Enable the module. More... | |
| AppTimestamp_T | AppTimestamp_GetTimestamp (const TickType_t tickCount) |
| Returns the timestamp of tickCount. More... | |
| char * | AppTimestamp_CreateTimestampStr (AppTimestamp_T timestamp) |
| Returns the formatted timestamp string for the timestamp. More... | |
Variables | |
| static bool | appTimestamp_isEnabled = false |
| static TickType_t | appTimestamp_ServerSNTPTimeTickOffset = 0UL |
| static uint64_t | appTimestamp_ServerSNTPTimeMillis = 0UL |
Manages timestamps and SNTP interactions.
| #define BCDS_MODULE_ID SOLACE_APP_MODULE_ID_APP_TIMESTAMP |
< undefine any previous module id
| char* AppTimestamp_CreateTimestampStr | ( | AppTimestamp_T | timestamp | ) |
Returns the formatted timestamp string for the timestamp.
If timestamp.isTickCount==true, it calculates the past time.
| [in] | timestamp | the timestamp generated with AppTimestamp_GetTimestamp() |
Example Usage:
| Retcode_T AppTimestamp_Enable | ( | void | ) |
Enable the module.
Enables the SNTP module, contacts the SNTP server, retrieves the current time and uses current tick counts as the baseline. Tries APP_TIMESTAMP_NUM_SNTP_TRIES times before it gives up. Call after AppTimestamp_Setup().
| AppTimestamp_T AppTimestamp_GetTimestamp | ( | const TickType_t | tickCount | ) |
Returns the timestamp of tickCount.
If module is enabled:
timestamp.secondsSinceEpoch & timestamp.millis are set and timestamp.isTickCount = false
If module is not enabled:
timestamp.isTickCount = true and timestamp.tickCount = tickCount
| [in] | tickCount | the tick count for which to calculate the timestamp from. |
Example Usage:
wrong use, to capture past time use AppTimestamp_T, not tickCount
| Retcode_T AppTimestamp_Init | ( | void | ) |
Initialize the timestamp module. Does nothing at the moment.
| Retcode_T AppTimestamp_Setup | ( | SNTP_Setup_T const *const | sntpSetupInfoPtr | ) |
Setup the timestamp module. Calls SNTP_Setup().
| [in] | sntpSetupInfoPtr | contains the SNTP setup info. |
|
static |
flag if module is enable or not
|
static |
milliseconds timestamp at time of AppTimestamp_Enable()
|
static |
tick count at time of AppTimestamp_Enable()


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java.lang.Object | +--org.objectstyle.cayenne.access.util.QueryUtils
Implements helper methods that perform different query-related operations. May be deprecated in the future, after its functionality is moved to the places where it is used now.
| Constructor Summary | |
QueryUtils()
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| Method Summary | |
static DeleteQuery |
deleteQuery(DataObject dataObject)
Deprecated. Unused since 1.1 |
static InsertQuery |
insertQuery(java.util.Map objectSnapshot,
ObjectId permId)
Deprecated. Unused since 1.1 |
static SelectQuery |
selectObjectForFlattenedObjectId(QueryEngine e,
FlattenedObjectId oid)
Deprecated. Since 1.0.1 FlattenedObjectId is deprecated, so this method is deprecated too. |
static SelectQuery |
selectObjectForId(ObjectId oid)
Creates and returns a select query that can be used to fetch an object given an ObjectId. |
static PrefetchSelectQuery |
selectPrefetchPath(QueryEngine e,
SelectQuery q,
java.lang.String prefetchPath)
Deprecated. Since 1.1 Use PrefetchSelectQuery constructor. |
static SelectQuery |
selectQueryForIds(java.util.List oids)
Creates and returns a select query that can be used to fetch a list of objects given a list of ObjectIds. |
static SelectQuery |
selectRelationshipObjects(QueryEngine e,
DataObject source,
java.lang.String relName)
Generates a SelectQuery that can be used to fetch relationship destination objects given a source object of a to-many relationship. |
static Expression |
transformQualifier(ObjEntity ent,
Expression qual,
java.lang.String relPath)
Deprecated. Since 1.1 use Entity.translatedForRelatedEntity(Expression, String) |
static java.util.Map |
updatedProperties(DataObject dataObject)
Deprecated. Since 1.1 unused |
static UpdateQuery |
updateQuery(DataObject dataObject)
Deprecated. Unused since 1.1 |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public QueryUtils()
| Method Detail |
public static java.util.Map updatedProperties(DataObject dataObject)
public static UpdateQuery updateQuery(DataObject dataObject)
public static DeleteQuery deleteQuery(DataObject dataObject)
public static InsertQuery insertQuery(java.util.Map objectSnapshot, ObjectId permId)
public static SelectQuery selectObjectForFlattenedObjectId(QueryEngine e, FlattenedObjectId oid)
public static SelectQuery selectObjectForId(ObjectId oid)
public static SelectQuery selectQueryForIds(java.util.List oids)
public static PrefetchSelectQuery selectPrefetchPath(QueryEngine e, SelectQuery q, java.lang.String prefetchPath)
public static Expression transformQualifier(ObjEntity ent, Expression qual, java.lang.String relPath)
ent
- the entity to which the original qualifier (qual
)
appliesqual
- the qualifier on ent
relPath
- a relationship path from ent
to some target entity
ent
that match qual
public static SelectQuery selectRelationshipObjects(QueryEngine e, DataObject source, java.lang.String relName)
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I was using MacPorts to install ICU and Jam. After running the installer for the first time I got the following error message:
[code]sudo port install icu jam
Error: Target org.macports.build returned: shell command " cd "/opt/local/var/macports/build/_opt_local_var_macports_sources_rsync.macports.org_release_ports_devel_icu/work/icu/source" && gnumake all " returned error 127
Command output: sh: gnumake: command not found
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Oops forgot to install XCode (you always forget to install something on a new machine :)). Quickly ran the XCode installer, however when I ran the command again I got a new error:
[code]sudo port install icu jam
---> Building icu
Error: Target org.macports.build returned: shell command " cd "/opt/local/var/macports/build/_opt_local_var_macports_sources_rsync.macports.org_release_ports_devel_icu/work/icu/source" && gnumake all " returned error 2
Command output: gnumake: *** No rule to make target `all'. Stop.
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Turns out you need to do a cleanup before attempting to run the command again:
[code]sudo port clean --work icu
---> Cleaning icu
sudo port clean --work jam
---> Cleaning jam
sudo port install icu jam
---> Fetching icu
---> Verifying checksum(s) for icu
---> Extracting icu
---> Configuring icu
---> Building icu
---> Staging icu into destroot
---> Installing icu @4.0_0
---> Activating icu @4.0_0
---> Cleaning icu
---> Fetching jam
---> Attempting to fetch jam-2.5.tar from http://distfiles.macports.org/jam/2.5
---> Verifying checksum(s) for jam
---> Extracting jam
---> Applying patches to jam
---> Configuring jam
---> Building jam
---> Staging jam into destroot
---> Installing jam @2.5_1
---> Activating jam @2.5_1
---> Cleaning jam
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Time to continue the Mapnik install.


JSTestLite is a little tool I made after a frustrating day spent trying to work out some complex logic on a new project. Sometimes you just need to write some quick tests, without the grunt work of setting up your whole project.
JsTestLite is basically jsFiddle for Jasmine unit tests. Write some code, write some tests, check the results. The tests are re-run on keyup in either field (with a debounce of 500ms for performance), and hosted inside of a freshly created iframe to ensure each environment is fresh and unpolluted by previous runs. The input fields use Ace Editor, and a few buttons let you easily resize everything. If you are using a supporting browser, your code is automatically kept in localStorage for you.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
""" Gamma distributed arm.
Example of creating an arm:
>>> import random; import numpy as np
>>> random.seed(0); np.random.seed(0)
>>> Gamma03 = GammaFromMean(0.3)
>>> Gamma03
\Gamma(0.3, 1)
>>> Gamma03.mean
0.3
Examples of sampling from an arm:
>>> Gamma03.draw() # doctest: +ELLIPSIS
0.079...
>>> Gamma03.draw_nparray(20) # doctest: +ELLIPSIS,+NORMALIZE_WHITESPACE
array([1.35...e-01, 1.84...e-01, 5.71...e-02, 6.36...e-02,
4.94...e-01, 1.51...e-01, 1.48...e-04, 2.25...e-06,
4.56...e-01, 1.00...e+00, 7.59...e-02, 8.12...e-04,
1.54...e-03, 1.14...e-01, 1.18...e-02, 7.30...e-02,
1.76...e-06, 1.94...e-01, 1.00...e+00, 3.30...e-02])
"""
from __future__ import division, print_function # Python 2 compatibility
__author__ = "Lilian Besson"
__version__ = "0.6"
from random import gammavariate
from numpy.random import gamma
import numpy as np
# Local imports
try:
from .Arm import Arm
from .kullback import klGamma
except ImportError:
from Arm import Arm
from kullback import klGamma
oo = float('+inf') # Nice way to write +infinity
SCALE = 1.
[docs]class Gamma(Arm):
""" Gamma distributed arm, possibly truncated.
- Default is to truncate into [0, 1] (so Gamma.draw() is in [0, 1]).
- Cf. http://chercheurs.lille.inria.fr/ekaufman/NIPS13 Figure 1
"""
# def __init__(self, shape, scale=SCALE, mini=-oo, maxi=oo): # XXX Non truncated!
[docs] def __init__(self, shape, scale=SCALE, mini=0, maxi=1):
"""New arm."""
assert shape > 0, "Error, the parameter 'shape' for Gamma arm has to be > 0."
self.shape = shape #: Shape parameter for this Gamma arm
assert scale > 0, "Error, the parameter 'scale' for Gamma arm has to be > 0."
self.scale = scale #: Scale parameter for this Gamma arm
self.mean = shape * scale #: Mean for this Gamma arm
assert mini <= maxi, "Error, the parameter 'mini' for Gamma arm has to a tuple with > 'maxi'." # DEBUG
self.min = mini #: Lower value of rewards
self.max = maxi #: Larger value of rewards
# --- Random samples
[docs] def draw(self, t=None):
""" Draw one random sample. The parameter t is ignored in this Arm."""
return min(max(gammavariate(self.shape, self.scale), self.min), self.max)
[docs] def draw_nparray(self, shape=(1,)):
""" Draw a numpy array of random samples, of a certain shape."""
return np.minimum(np.maximum(gamma(self.shape, self.scale, size=shape), self.min), self.max)
# --- Printing
# This decorator @property makes this method an attribute, cf. https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#property
@property
def lower_amplitude(self):
"""(lower, amplitude)"""
return self.min, self.max - self.min
[docs] def __str__(self):
return "Gamma"
[docs] def __repr__(self):
return r"\Gamma({:.3g}, {:.3g})".format(self.shape, self.scale)
# --- Lower bound
[docs] def kl(self, x, y):
""" The kl(x, y) to use for this arm."""
return klGamma(x, y, self.scale)
[docs] def oneLR(self, mumax, mu):
""" One term of the Lai & Robbins lower bound for Gaussian arms: (mumax - shape) / KL(shape, mumax). """
return (mumax - mu) / klGamma(mu, mumax, self.scale)
[docs] def oneHOI(self, mumax, mu):
""" One term for the HOI factor for this arm."""
return 1 - (mumax - mu) / self.max
[docs]class GammaFromMean(Gamma):
""" Gamma distributed arm, possibly truncated, defined by its mean and not its scale parameter."""
[docs] def __init__(self, mean, scale=SCALE, mini=0, maxi=1):
"""As mean = scale * shape, shape = mean / scale is used."""
shape = mean / scale
super(GammaFromMean, self).__init__(shape, scale=scale, mini=mini, maxi=maxi)
[docs]class UnboundedGamma(Gamma):
""" Gamma distributed arm, not truncated, ie. supported in (-oo, oo)."""
[docs] def __init__(self, shape, scale=SCALE):
"""New arm."""
super(UnboundedGamma, self).__init__(shape, scale=scale, mini=-oo, maxi=oo)
# Only export and expose the class defined here
__all__ = ["Gamma", "GammaFromMean", "UnboundedGamma"]
# --- Debugging
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Code for debugging purposes.
from doctest import testmod
print("\nTesting automatically all the docstring written in each functions of this module :")
testmod(verbose=True)


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The theme for code jam 5 was climate change. Similar to code jam 3, teams could live out their creativity here, as long as it fits the theme. The code jam started on July 20, 2019 at 12 PM UTC, and with more than 117 sign-ups and 27 teams competing, this was our biggest code jam ever (so far)!
The original task description, as found in the repository, was as follows:
Your theme for this code jam is climate change.
Because this is a free-for-all, you are free to make anything you want, as long as it fits this theme. We'd love if you created something that might help raise awareness, but first and foremost, we want you to create something fun.
If you want to watch the original code jam judging stream, you can find it on YouTube - all of the submissions are showcased in the stream. The winning project is showcased at around the 30 minute mark.
While it was a difficult decision, the winners were Team Combined Crusader, consisting of Makusu, Mahabama, and missingfragment. They made a really addicting Climate Clicker game that surprised us for being extremely responsive, having beautiful, original art assets, and, most of all, being really fun to play. The code quality of this project was good and they used Pythonic techniques like the LRU cache to make the game behave extremely snappy.
You can check out their entry in the repository and watch us doing so in the livestream.
Team Various Vipers produced a game consisting of various mini-games that had an excellent graphical user interface. The fact that the project had accompanying game design documents showed how well-organized this project was. Combined with good code quality, this thematic project deserves the second place in this code jam.
Feel free to check out their submission in the code jam repository and watch us inspecting it in the livestream.
The Gentle Gnomes ended up in the third spot. Their web app allowed the user to search for a location and would then show climate-related statistics, plots as well as projections for the future for the specified location. The code quality of this project was outstanding and the web app was extremely useful and interesting.
Again, you can view their submission on the repository or view it live on the livestream.
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