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My jah, this is absolutely wild
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Functions
Given an array of rows like:
{histogram} = require('../')
rows = [
{age: 7},
{age: 25},
{age: 23},
{age: 27},
{age: 34},
{age: 55},
{age: 42},
{age: 13},
{age: 11},
{age: 23},
{age: 31},
{age: 32},
{age: 29},
{age: 16},
{age: 31},
{age: 22},
{age: 25},
]
histogram will calculate a histogram. There will be sqrt(n) + 1 buckets
{buckets, chartMax} = histogram(rows, 'age')
for b in buckets
console.log(b.label, b.count)
# 0-13 2
# 13-26 7
# 26-39 6
# 39-52 1
# 52-65 1
console.log(chartMax)
# 65
This histogram calculator will also attempt to lump outliers into a single bucket at the top.
rows.push({age: 85})
{buckets, chartMax} = histogram(rows, 'age')
lastBucket = buckets[buckets.length - 1]
console.log(lastBucket.label, lastBucket.count)
# 68-86* 1
The asterix *
is there to indicate that this bucket is not the same size as the others and non-linear.
The histogram calculator will also "clip" the values for these outliers so that you can
display them in a scatter chart on a linear scale with the last band compressed.
The clippedChartValue
will be guaranteed to be below the chartMax
by interpolating it's position between
the bounds of the top band where the actual max value is scaled down to the chartMax
lastBucket = buckets[buckets.length - 1]
console.log(lastBucket.rows[0].age, lastBucket.rows[0].clippedChartValue)
# 85 84.05555555555556


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Library: Algorithms
Function
Algorithm that applies an operation to a range of values in a collection and stores the result
#include <algorithm> namespace std { template <class InputIterator, class OutputIterator, class UnaryOperation> OutputIterator transform(InputIterator start, InputIterator finish, OutputIterator result, UnaryOperation op); template <class InputIterator1, class InputIterator2, class OutputIterator, class BinaryOperation> OutputIterator transform(InputIterator1 start1, InputIterator1 finish1, InputIterator2 start2, OutputIterator result, BinaryOperation binary_op); }
The transform() algorithm has two forms. The first form applies unary operation op to each element of the range [start, finish), and assigns the result to the element pointed to by the output iterator result. For example, this version of transform() could be used to square each element in a vector. If the output iterator (result) is the same as the input iterator used to traverse the range, transform() performs its transformation in place.
The second form of transform() applies a binary operation, binary_op, to corresponding elements in the range [start1, finish1) and the range that begins at start2, and assigns the result to the element pointed to by result. For example, transform() can be used to add corresponding elements in two sequences, and store the set of sums in a third. The algorithm assumes, but does not check, that the second sequence has at least as many elements as the first sequence. Note that the output iterator result can be a third sequence, or either of the two input sequences.
Formally, transform() assigns through every iterator i in the range [result, result + (finish1 - start1)) a new corresponding value equal to:
op(*(start1 + (i - result))
or:
binary_op(*(start1 + (i - result), *(start2 + (i - result)))
transform() returns result + (finish1 - start1). op and binary_op must not have any side effects. result may be equal to start in case of unary transform, or to start1 or start2 in case of binary transform.
Exactly finish1 - start1 applications of op or binary_op are performed.
// // trnsform.cpp // #include <algorithm> // for transform #include <functional> // for multiplies #include <deque> // for deque #include <iostream> // for cout, endl #include <iomanip> // for setw int main () { typedef std::deque<int, std::allocator<int> > Deque; // Initialize a deque with an array of integers. const Deque::value_type a [] = { 99, 264, 126, 330, 132 }; const Deque::value_type b [] = { 280, 105, 220, 84, 210 }; Deque d1 (a, a + sizeof a / sizeof *a); Deque d2 (b, b + sizeof b / sizeof *b); // Print the original values. std::cout << "The following pairs of numbers: \n "; Deque::iterator i1; for (i1 = d1.begin(); i1 != d1.end(); ++i1) std::cout << std::setw (6) << *i1 << " "; std::cout << "\n "; for (i1 = d2.begin(); i1 != d2.end(); ++i1) std::cout << std::setw (6) << *i1 << " "; // transform the numbers in one sequence to // their factorials and store the results in // another sequence std::transform (d1.begin (), d1.end (), d2.begin (), d1.begin (), std::multiplies<int>()); // Display the results. std::cout << "\n\nHave the products: \n "; for (i1 = d1.begin (); i1 != d1.end (); ++i1) std::cout << std::setw (6) << *i1 << " "; std::cout << std::endl; return 0; } Program Output:
The following pairs of numbers: 99 264 126 330 132 280 105 220 84 210 Have the products: 27720 27720 27720 27720 27720
ISO/IEC 14882:1998 -- International Standard for Information Systems -- Programming Language C++, Section 25.2.3


Alerts are available for any length of text, as well as an optional dismiss button. Add .alert.alert-COLOR
classes for alert with all theme colors.
Add a dismiss button and the .alert-dismissible
class, which adds extra padding to the right of the alert and positions the .close
button.
Add .alert-link
class to add links to alerts.
Add .border-0
class along with .alert
class for alerts with no borders.
To use solid alert, add background color class to the .alert
container class. Alerts also support custom color classes from theme color system. To use a custom color, add .bg-*
to the .alert
class.
To use round alert, add class .round
to .alert
container class.
Alerts can also contain additional HTML elements like headings and paragraphs.
Aww yeah, you successfully read this important alert message. This example text is going to run a bit longer so that you can see how spacing within an alert works with this kind of content.
Whenever you need to, be sure to use margin utilities to keep things nice and tidy.
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Whenever you need to, be sure to use margin utilities to keep things nice and tidy.
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Whenever you need to, be sure to use margin utilities to keep things nice and tidy.
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Whenever you need to, be sure to use margin utilities to keep things nice and tidy.
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Whenever you need to, be sure to use margin utilities to keep things nice and tidy.
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Bullet Collision Detection & Physics Library
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#include <btCollisionWorld.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| LocalRayResult (const btCollisionObject *collisionObject, LocalShapeInfo *localShapeInfo, const btVector3 &hitNormalLocal, btScalar hitFraction) | |
Public Attributes | |
| const btCollisionObject * | m_collisionObject |
| LocalShapeInfo * | m_localShapeInfo |
| btVector3 | m_hitNormalLocal |
| btScalar | m_hitFraction |
Definition at line 175 of file btCollisionWorld.h.
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inline |
Definition at line 177 of file btCollisionWorld.h.
| const btCollisionObject* btCollisionWorld::LocalRayResult::m_collisionObject |
Definition at line 188 of file btCollisionWorld.h.
| btScalar btCollisionWorld::LocalRayResult::m_hitFraction |
Definition at line 191 of file btCollisionWorld.h.
| btVector3 btCollisionWorld::LocalRayResult::m_hitNormalLocal |
Definition at line 190 of file btCollisionWorld.h.
| LocalShapeInfo* btCollisionWorld::LocalRayResult::m_localShapeInfo |
Definition at line 189 of file btCollisionWorld.h.


Objective
In this challenge, we practice calculating probability.
Task
In a certain city, the probability of a resident not reading the morning newspaper is $\frac{1}{2}$, and the probability of a resident not reading the evening newspaper is $\frac{2}{5}$. The probability they will read both newspapers is $\frac{1}{5}$.
Find the probability that a resident reads a newspaper (i.e.: the morning, evening, or both papers).
Output Format
In the editor below, submit your answer as Plain Text in the form of an irreducible fraction $A/B$, where $A$ and $B$ are both integers.
Your answer should resemble something like:
3/4
(This is NOT the answer, just a demonstration of the answer format.)


open fun setScrollPosition(focusX: Float, focusY: Float): Unit
Set the focus point of the zoomed image. The focus points are denoted as a fraction from the left and top of the view. The focus points can range in value between 0 and 1.
focusX -
focusX
focusY -
focusY


src/tabs/tab.service.ts
Properties |
Methods |
| addTerminal | ||||||||||||
addTerminal(id: number, component: SplitPanelComponent)
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Defined in src/tabs/tab.service.ts:39
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Add a new terminal tab to the UI.
Parameters :
Returns :
Observable<Tab[]>
an observable containing the new tabContent array. |
| getTabs |
getTabs()
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Defined in src/tabs/tab.service.ts:28
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Get the current tabs in the array.
Returns :
Observable<Tab[]>
an observable which contains the current tabs in the array. |
| removeTerminal | ||||||||
removeTerminal(tabToRemove: number)
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Defined in src/tabs/tab.service.ts:52
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Remove a selected tab from the UI. This id based of the ID assigned to it during the addTerminal() call.
Parameters :
Returns :
Observable<Tab[]>
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| tabContent |
Type : Tab[]
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Default value : [
{ id: 0, component: SplitPanelComponent }
]
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Defined in src/tabs/tab.service.ts:20
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To start, the ui will only show one tab. Each time a new splitPanel is added to the ui, the id variable will increase by one. Each tab will initially only contain one split panel. But this panel will be able to be "split" (have up to 2 additional terminals inside it). |
import { Injectable } from "@angular/core"
import { Tab } from "@shared/utils"
import { Observable, of } from "rxjs"
import { SplitPanelComponent } from "./tab/split-panel.component"
@Injectable({ providedIn: "root" })
/**
* A service which will allow the user to have multiple terminal tabs
* open at once.
* */
export class TabService {
/**
* To start, the ui will only show one tab.
* Each time a new splitPanel is added to the ui, the
* id variable will increase by one. Each tab will initially only contain
* one split panel. But this panel will be able to be "split" (have up to 2
* additional terminals inside it).
* */
tabContent: Tab[] = [
{ id: 0, component: SplitPanelComponent }
]
/**
* Get the current tabs in the array.
* @returns an observable which contains the current tabs in the array.
* */
getTabs(): Observable<Tab[]> {
return of(this.tabContent)
}
/**
* Add a new terminal tab to the UI.
* @param {number} id the id which will be associated the new tab.
* @param {SplitPanelComponent} component the new tab to be added to the ui.
*
* @returns an observable containing the new tabContent array.
* */
addTerminal(id: number, component: SplitPanelComponent): Observable<Tab[]> {
// add the new tab, id, and component to the tabContent array
this.tabContent.push({ ...this.tabContent, id, component })
// return the observable containing the new tabContent array.
return of(this.tabContent)
}
/**
* Remove a selected tab from the UI.
* This id based of the ID assigned to it during the addTerminal() call.
* @param {number} tabToRemove the tab to be removed from the ui
* */
removeTerminal(tabToRemove: number): Observable<Tab[]> {
if(this.tabContent.length === 1) {
alert("The first tab cannot be removed")
return
}
return of(this.tabContent.splice(tabToRemove, 1))
}
}


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This demo is more interesting when a tab is shared. :-)
Make sure you're running Chrome m92 or later.
If you're seeing this despite using Chrome m92 or later, the Origin Trial on this demo might
have expired. In that case, either [Experimental Web Platform features] or launch the
browser with --enable-blink-features=CaptureHandle.
Demo operation:
Capture any tab.
If you're capturing a different tab, the video will be played back to you here.
If you're capturing the current tab, the hall-of-mirrors effect will be suppressed by NOT
playing the video back to you.
If you capture anything other than a tab, this demo is a bit irrelevant, so we'll just ask
you to try again.


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11.18.2018
Ceremony and Reception are at
Marina Village Conference Center 1936 Quivira Way, San Diego, CA 92109
Ceremony will be held on the South Lawn at 3:30pm
Cocktail Hour will be held in the Catalina room immediately following the ceremony
Reception will be held in the Catalina room at 5:00 pm
on November 18, 2018 — San Diego, California
Registry RSVPWe are so thrilled to celebrate our love story with all of our family and friends! Thank you for sharing our journey with us!
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." - Maya Angelou
"Love isn't a state of perfect caring. It is an active noun like "struggle." To love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here and now." - Mr. Rogers
Even though we had been going to the same school since 6th grade, we didn’t officially meet until our junior year in high school. We bonded over beach camping trips and a love of Taking Back Sunday.
Two and half years of friendship later, on June 9th, 2006 Sean asked me to be his girlfriend, and we started “doing life” together.
The 12 years since that day have brought us plenty of memorable moments, amazing adventures, and our share of difficult days. We have grown into better versions of ourselves and learned how to love each other unconditionally. Our love is exciting, enduring, and everlasting.
When it came time for our 30th birthdays, we bought tickets to spend Thanksgiving 2017 in Fiji and celebrate this milestone. We arrived in Fiji, and it was everything we had dreamed of: idyllic South Pacific views, tropical air, romantic ambiance, and each other. It was in this setting, on the shores of the breathtakingly beautiful Waya Island, that Sean knelt in the sand and asked me to marry him.
Recommended Hotels:
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A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerfull.
A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerful
A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar.
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Author: Aditya Khandelwal
This blog is a part of “Introductory Lecture Series” conducted by Aditya in 2019
An Introduction to Machine Learning with Python
Taken from blog.alore.io
Artificial Intelligence refers to making computers behave intelligently. Computers, who are not capable of intelligent behavior on their own, are made to simulate intelligent behavior using some algorithm.
Behind all AI robots/computers, there is an algorithm that makes it look that way. AI is a broad field that encompasses all such algorithms, including hard-coded rules to simulate intelligence.
Machine Learning is a subfield of AI. Here, we try to make the machine learn by itself. Naturally, there is an algorithm involved, but here, instead of telling the computer what to look for, you tell it how to learn. There are no hard-coded rules. We do not use the computer just to speed up something we do, or to memorize a bunch of rules that we cannot. Instead, the machine simulates “learning” on the given “data”.
Deep Learning is a subfield of Machine Learning. It is to do with Neural Networks, algorithms that are inspired by the human brain.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: An Overview
This lecture gives an overview of AI and ML. It covers:
- Artificial Intelligence: Goals and Approaches
- Machine Learning:
- Supervised Learning
- Unsupervised Learning
- Reinforcement Learning
- Deep Learning
Jupyter Notebook: Machine Learning - 1
Video: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Overview
Important ML Libraries in Python (NumPy, Pandas and ScikitLearn)
This lecture covers the basics of NumPy, Pandas and SciKit Learn, 3 of the most popular libraries for Machine Learning in Python. Topics covered include:
- Numpy:
- Datatypes
- Functions
- Operations
- Indexing
- Pandas:
- Series
- DataFrame
- Indexing
- Functions
- Walkthrough of the Iris Dataset using ScikitLearn.
Jupyter Notebook: Important Libraries in Python (for Machine Learning)
Video: NumPy, Pandas and ScikitLearn for ML
Linear Regression From Scratch
Linear Regression is among the simplest Machine Learaning algorithms, which can be used to fit a line through a set of points giving the least error.
In this lecture, we code logistic regression from scratch. We delve into the basic concepts of backpropagation and use NumPy to first code a stochastic version, and then code the vectorized version of Logistic Regression.
Jupyter Notebook: Linear Regression
Video: Linear Regression From Scratch
That’s all for our Introductory series on Machine Learning with Python! Kaggle is a great platform to experiment with datasets and gain hands on practice with ML techniques, so I encourage you to create a Kaggle account and start applying ML methods to real datasets!


Cabinet clears bill to replace ordinance on tax reduction
On September 20, Sitharaman said the revenue foregone on reduction in corporate tax and other relief measures would be Rs 1.45 lakh crore annually.
by PTIThe Union Cabinet on November 20 approved a bill to replace an ordinance promulgated to reduce corporate tax to 22 per cent to boost the economy. After the Cabinet meeting here, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said decision has been taken to bring the bill to replace the ordinance.
The bill is likely to be introduced in Parliament during the ongoing Winter Session, sources said.
On September 20, Sitharaman said the revenue foregone on reduction in corporate tax and other relief measures would be Rs 1.45 lakh crore annually.
Following the decision, the corporate tax rate has come down to 22 per cent for domestic companies if they do not avail any incentive or concession.
Also, companies opting for 22 per cent income tax slab would not have to pay minimum alternative tax (MAT).
The tax rate has been reduced to 15 per cent for new domestic manufacturing companies incorporated after October 1.
The government had also announced not to levy enhanced surcharge introduced in the Budget on capital gains arising from sale of equity shares in a company liable for securities transaction tax (STT).
Besides, the government had decided that listed companies which have announced buyback of shares prior to July 5 will not be charged with super-rich tax.


Man accused of murdering his mother and grandmother to return to scene for investigations
by Lydia LamSINGAPORE: A man accused of killing his mother and grandmother in Commonwealth last month will be taken back to the scene as part of investigations, a court heard on Monday (Nov 25).
Gabriel Lien Goh, 22, appeared in court in person and hung his head low during the hearing.
The police prosecutor asked for Goh to be remanded for a scene visit, to complete investigations and to recover evidence.
He said Goh has not been remanded in the relevant division as he previously was at Changi Prison's Complex Medical Centre.
The police have received a report from the Institute of Mental Health and will need to consult the Attorney-General's Chambers, with no date fixed for a pre-trial conference in High Court, the court heard.
District Judge Brenda Tan ordered Goh to be remanded for a week.
Goh had been charged first with killing his mother, 56-year-old Lee Soh Mui, at a seventh-floor unit in Block 7A Commonwealth Avenue on Oct 27.
He was given a second charge of murdering his 90-year-old grandmother See Keng Keng at a different unit that day.
In the last hearing, which he attended via video-link, Goh apologised to his relatives, saying what happened was an accident and that he "never intended for those things to happen".
He had been arrested on the night of the incidents after the two women were found dead at the scene.
Goh remains unrepresented and will return to court on Dec 2. If found guilty of murder, he faces the death penalty.


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WITNESS LIST
Higher Education Committee
October 19, 2012 - 9:00 AM
Interim Charge: State Master Plan
On:
Bell, Julie (National Conference of State Legislatures)
Blair, Nelda (University of Houston System)
Cigarroa, Francisco (The University of Texas System)
Dawson, Susan (E3 Alliance - Central Texas P-16 Council)
Heldenfels, Fred (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board)
Hempstead, Chuck (Science Teachers Association of Texas)
Johnson Hadley, Erma (Tarrant County College)
Liu, Michelle (National Conference of State Legislatures)
McGuinness, Aims (Self)
Mendoza, Elaine (TAMU System)
Paredes, Raymund (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board)
Puthoff, Elizabeth (Independent Colleges & Universities of Texas)
Reeser, Mike (Texas State Technical College System)
Rogers, Jesse (Midwestern State University)
Smith, Steve (Career Colleges & Schools of Texas)
Stuart, Ann (TWU)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Helmcamp, Leslie (Center for Public Policy Priorities)
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How to reconstruct discrete ancestral character states on nodes in your tree using Arbor
In this exercise, we will learn how to reconstruct ancestral character states in Arbor for a discrete character - that is, a character that can take on one of a number of discrete values. Examples might be lizards, “legs” versus “no legs” - this would be a two-state discrete character. Another example would be animal locomotion - “walks,” “swims,” or “flies.” This is an example of a three-state discrete character.
Imagine that you have a phylogenetic tree with information on some discrete character for some or all of the tips. You want to use mathematical methods to reconstruct the ancestral character states on the internal nodes of the tree. Then, this is the exercise for you!
Loading example data
You will need the anolis example data files, anolis.phy and anolis.csv, from Arbor datasets. Save those files somewhere on your computer.
Now open the Arbor web app. Drag and drop the two anolis data files on the blue “Browse or drop files” box to load them into your browser.
Finally, log in and create a personal collection.
Selecting the collections that you need
For this example, everything required is in the “phylogeny” collection - so click on that eyeball and you will be able to access the functions that you need.
At this point, you should have the two anolis datafiles stored in Arbor and the “phylogeny” collection available. You should be logged in and have write access to your own private collection.
Set up your workflow
The main function in Arbor for ancestral state reconstruction is aceAcbor in the “phylogeny” collection. Select that function now. You can view the source code for it by choosing “show script” (it is in R).
You will need to use this function in a workflow to calculate ancestral states and return the output. To start, create a new workflow called “DiscreteAncestralStatesWorkflow”. Make sure to choose “New workflow” and not “New analysis”!
Now create the connections you need to make the workflow run. First, click the “edit” button to start working on the workflow.
Now add the aceArbor function by selecting it under “Select analysis.” When you click “Add to workflow” then the function shoud appear in your workspace.
Now create the inputs and outputs of the function by clicking on the “spokes” coming out of aceArbor. You should also move the blocks around to make your workflow look nice.
Final result:
Once you have a workflow that looks the way you want, click save! If you do not do this you will be running the workflow at the last point it was saved and not what is shown on the screen.
Run your workflow
Click “Setup and run” to run your workflow. Select these options:
If your analysis worked, you should see the following message:
See your results
Now move over to the “visualization” tab to see your results. First, select “image” under “Select visualization”, and choose your tree plot under “data” (it should be called DiscreteAncestralStatesWorkflow treePlot). Click “update” to see this result:
To see the results in table format, choose “table” and “DiscreteAncestralStatesWorkflow res”. Update gives you this table, which is presently useless. Sorry!


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Director - Lowell Tew
Co-Director - Nancy Walters
THE CAST
Ann Stanley - Susan Openshaw
Trina Stanley - Sherri McCrory
Peter Latham - John Openshaw
Mrs. Latham - Patti McLaughlin
Mrs. Adams - Edna Bilek
Mrs. Margolin - Laura Cave
Billy Boylin - Phil Nelson
Eddy Edwards - Tucker Buchanan
Maude Hayes - Monica Holcomb
Pat - Daniel Johnson


Overview¶
My inspiration:
“It is a human mind amplified by the instantaneous relays possible in a computer.” – Lt Cmdr Spock in The Ultimate Computer
Where we’re headed¶
Using a solver is mostly a matter of specifying a problem and letting a solver find the solution:
Problems well-defined are problems solved
Some of the techniques are old but have become more nuanced.
And with sufficient computation power, a number of hard problems become tractable.
Put another way:
In CS and in life, it is often easier to make the rules than it is to find a way to follow them. It is much easier to explain the game of Sudoku to a beginner than it is to solve a difficult puzzle yourself; it is much easier to critique a dish than it is to cook; it is much easier to describe a good human being than it is to be one.
Surprisingly, however, it turns out that sometimes a problem’s description (in the form of a solution-checking program) is all you need to get a solution! For some problems, with some cleverness, we can automagically turn solution-checker into a solution-finder; that is, we can turn a metaphorical critic into a metaphorical chef.
Goals¶
Show-off Python’s rich capabilities for problem solving:
- Breadth and Depth First Search
- SAT Solvers
- Reinforcement Learning
- Temporal Logic with TLA⁺ and Z3
- Generic MCTS with CNN and Reinforcement Learnig
What to keep in mind as we explore¶
- How little code in needed to express big ideas.
- How the tooling is generic and pluggable so it can be readily applied to broad class of problems.
- The examples are applied to fun toy problems at the periphery of human capability, so stretch your imagination to harder problems that would work with the same tooling.


@Documented @Target(value={TYPE,METHOD}) @Retention(value=RUNTIME) @Inherited @PropertyStoreApply(value=ParserConfigApply.class) public @interface ParserConfig
Parser
, InputStreamParser
, and ReaderParser
.
Used primarily for specifying bean configuration properties on REST classes and methods.
| Modifier and Type | Optional Element and Description |
|---|---|
String |
autoCloseStreams
Configuration property: Auto-close streams.
|
String |
binaryFormat
Configuration property: Binary input format.
|
String |
debugOutputLines
Configuration property: Debug output lines.
|
String |
fileCharset
Configuration property: File charset.
|
Class<? extends ParserListener> |
listener
Configuration property: Parser listener.
|
int |
rank
Optional rank for this config.
|
String |
streamCharset
Configuration property: Input stream charset.
|
String |
strict
Configuration property: Strict mode.
|
String |
trimStrings
Configuration property: Trim parsed strings.
|
String |
unbuffered
Configuration property: Unbuffered.
|
public abstract int rank
Can be used to override default ordering and application of config annotations.
public abstract String binaryFormat
When using the Parser.parse(Object,Class)
method on stream-based parsers and the input is a string, this defines the format to use
when converting the string into a byte array.
public abstract String autoCloseStreams
If
public abstract String debugOutputLines
When parse errors occur, this specifies the number of lines of input before and after the error location to be printed as part of the exception message.
public abstract Class<? extends ParserListener> listener
Class used to listen for errors and warnings that occur during parsing.
public abstract String strict
If
Strict mode can mean different things for different parsers.
| Parser class | Strict behavior |
|---|---|
| All reader-based parsers |
When enabled, throws ParseExceptions on malformed charset input.
Otherwise, malformed input is ignored.
|
JsonParser |
When enabled, throws exceptions on the following invalid JSON syntax:
|
public abstract String trimStrings
If String.trim()
before being added to
the POJO.
public abstract String unbuffered
If
This is useful in cases when you want to parse the same input stream or reader multiple times
because it may contain multiple independent POJOs to parse.
Buffering would cause the parser to read past the current POJO in the stream.
MsgPackParser
- It already doesn't use buffering.
XmlParser
, HtmlParser
- These use StAX which doesn't allow for more than one root element anyway.
public abstract String fileCharset
The character set to use for reading
Used when passing in files to Parser.parse(Object, Class)
.
public abstract String streamCharset
The character set to use for converting
Used when passing in input streams and byte arrays to Parser.parse(Object, Class)
.
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"It was one of those nights when the sky came down and wrapped itself around the world."
— Opening words of The Big Kill by Mickey Spillane
Weather Report Opening is when some of the first words in a story are a comment on the weather. Seen a lot in Literature, but also shows up in Film Noir detective stories when the narration begins "The rain was making a jazz drumbeat against my office window when the dame with the case walked in...", or something similar.
"It Was a Dark and Stormy Night" is the best known example and, by now, a subtrope by itself. A Storm Is Coming is when this is employed as Ominous Foreshadowing.
Examples:
open/close all folders
Anime & Manga
- Including a line about the weather is traditionally part of the opening paragraph when writing (paper) letters to someone in Japan. Here, it's less whether outside it's sunny or rainy or whatever and more about the season — references to the state of the cherry blossoms or whether the cicadas are out are more in line. For an example, check the pre-credits monologue of Nodoka's letter to her Student Council President predecesor Sokabe-sempai in K-On! (season 2, episode 7).
Comic Books
- Early in The Long Halloween, Selina Kyle remarks, "It's hot. Years from now, when it gets hot at night, people will say 'Its hot, but not as hot as the night Johnny Viti got married.'"
- The first line in Sin City: "The night is hot as hell".
Fan Works
- Ancient Languages opens with, "It was a Tuesday morning, the sky was black, and the earth seemed to tremble with the mighty rumbling of the thunder. The rain was coming down in sheets, and the wind whipped the trees around like they were twigs."
- The Last Kiss Goodbye (a Voyager uber fic with Captain Janeway as a private eye) opens with "It was one of those hot LA days when the sun reached down and casually smacked you around the head till you were drenched in sweat like a second rate palooka after a ten-round bout." Not to be outdone, the following night is "one of those cold LA nights when the fog swept in from the ocean and wrapped this tawdry harlot of a town in a thick blanket to hide its phony glitter from the rest of the world." But as the protagonist points out, Hollywood is full of cliches.
- Legendary Genesis: The story has been criticized for its flowery opening paragraph.
Milky morning light illuminated the murky bog, softening its normally sinister atmosphere. The air was smolderingly humid, and the repulsive odor of steaming swamp gas and rotting vegetation emanated from the green, stagnant water.
Films — Animation
- Literally the first words heard in Kiki's Delivery Service, from Kiki's (father's) transistor radio, are a weather forecast.
Films — Live-Action
- Inverted in Amélie, the (more technical than usual) weather report is the final line of the film's Talky Bookends:
September 28, 1997. It is exactly 11 a.m. At the funfair, near the ghost train, the marshmallow twister is twisting. Meanwhile, on a bench in Villette Square, Felix Lerbier learns there are more links in his brain than atoms in the universe. Meanwhile, at the Sacré-Cur, the nuns are practicing their backhand. The temperature is 24 degrees, humidity 70%, atmospheric pressure 990 millibars.
- Played with in Throw Momma from the Train.
- Larry Donner suffers writer's block to the point that the only thing he had written for his new novel is, "The night was..." He kept trying variations:
"The night was dry. Yet it was raining."
"The night was hot and wet..."
"The night was moist..." - The fact that Owen Lift's badly written story, "Murder at My Friend Harry's" began, "The night was humid...," nearly caused Larry to have a migraine. And Momma Lift's perfect suggestion, "The night was sultry" gives Larry impetus to throw her off a speeding train.
- Larry Donner suffers writer's block to the point that the only thing he had written for his new novel is, "The night was..." He kept trying variations:
- The first scene in Groundhog Day shows Phil in the studio giving a weather report to the TV audience.
- The 1981 scifi parody The Creature Wasn't Nice:
Max the computer: Goooood morning! It's a bright new day aboard the good ship Vertigo! The time is 8:30 in the a.m. The weather outside is a brisk 200 degrees below zero!
Literature
- In Nineteen Eighty Four: "It was a bright, cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen."
- The Jungle Book:
- "Mowgli's Brothers", and thus the book itself, begins, "It was seven o'clock of a very warm evening in the Seeonee hills when Father Wolf woke up from his day's rest..." (One does wonder why Kipling mentions the specific time, since wolves presumably don't have clocks.)
- "Her Majesty's Servants", begins: "It had been raining heavily for one whole month—raining on a camp of thirty thousand men, thousands of camels, elephants, horses, bullocks, and mules all gathered together at a place called Rawalpindi."
- "The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel" from William Gibson's Neuromancer.
- Parodied by Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere: "The sky was the perfect untroubled blue of a television screen turned to a dead channel." Because by the time Gaiman was writing, TVs didn't show static if there wasn't a signal.
- An obligatory trope in Neil Gaiman's The Case of Four and Twenty Blackbirds, given that the protagonist is a private eye. (It becomes a Brick Joke when the story ends with him ringing up the tourist board to complain because it never stops raining.)
I sat in my office, nursing a glass of hooch and idly cleaning my automatic. Outside the rain fell steadily, like it seems to do most of the time in our fair city, whatever the tourist board says.
- Uglies begins with "The early summer sky was the color of cat vomit." And then describes the diet said cat would need to get all the colors right.
- "Red Wind" by Raymond Chandler:
There was a desert wind blowing that night.  On nights like that every booze party ends in a fight.  Anything can happen. You can even get a full glass of beer at a cocktail lounge.
- In To Kill a Mockingbird, a few paragraphs in you have, "Somehow, it was hotter then: a black dog suffered on a summer's day; bony mules hitched to Hoover carts flicked flies in the sweltering shade of the live oaks on the square."
- J. K. Rowling seems to be pretty fond of this; instead of just telling you that x months have passed, you get a lovely description of Scottish weather patterns.
- Wyrd Sisters parodies this. The narration begins with and keeps mentioning a storm, but in fact the storm is treated as a sentient background character (this is Discworld, after all).
- "It's Raining Annie" opens Annie on My Mind. The author says this was the first line written as well.
- The second sentence of The Castle of Wolfenbach:
The evening was cold and tempestuous, the rain poured in torrents, and the distant thunders rolled with tremendous noise round the adjacent mountains, whilst the pale lightning added horrors to the scene.
- The Name of the Rose starts with "It was a beautiful morning at the end of November" (if you discount the prologue).
- An Encounter and an Offer has the first few paragraphs telling you all about the day's dreary weather.
- Bread Overhead, a sci-fi comedy by Fritz Leiber, begins with a "blisteringly hot but guaranteed weather-controlled future summer day".
- Justified Trope in The Long Rain by Ray Bradbury, given that the rain is the subject of this sci-fi short story set on Venus.
The rain continued. It was a hard rain, a perpetual rain, a sweating and steaming rain; it was a mizzle, a downpour, a fountain, a whipping at the eyes, an undertow at the ankles; it was a rain to drown all rains and the memory of rains. It came by the pound and the ton, it hacked at the jungle and cut the trees like scissors and shaved the grass and tunneled the soil and molted the bushes. It shrank mens hands into the hands of wrinkled apes; it rained a solid glassy rain, and it never stopped.
- Used for Deliberate Values Dissonance in Who Needs Men?.
It was a fine summer morning — perfect for Extermination Day.
- One of the characters in Radiance is a Private Detective, so his introductory scene has the obligatory Weather Report Opening in first person. As this is an Alternate History Science Fiction novel, the weather is on a habitable Uranus.
- Kane
- "Reflections on the Winter of My Soul" starts—fittingly—with a description of a winter blizzard.
Outside, the blizzard gathered howling force with each minute—a fury of white crystalline coldness whose blasts penetrated the thick stone walls, raced through dark hallways and billowed the heavy tapestries.
- "Mirage" opens with a description of a terribly hot summer day, which saps the strength of a group of mercenaries trying to escape following a lost war.
Death came shimmering through the afternoon heat.
- "Reflections on the Winter of My Soul" starts—fittingly—with a description of a winter blizzard.
- As noted above, the opening line of Paul Clifford - "It Was a Dark and Stormy Night" - is now a trope in its own right, and the phrase itself is better known than the book that spawned it. This was fairly common for author Edward Bulwer-Lytton, who coined a number of still-in-use phrases but whose works themselves are rarely read today.
Live-Action TV
- Our Miss Brooks: "Radio Bombay" begins with a conversation about the weather.
- Dragnet almost always mentioned the current weather in Los Angeles at the very beginning of the episode.
- Seinfeld, "The Marine Biologist ": In-Universe, when George tells the story of how he saved a beached whale.
George: The sea was angry that day, my friends, like an old man trying to send back soup at a deli.
- Ripping Yarns, "The Testing of Eric Olthwaite": The episode starts with a very thorough report about rainy weather. It's Eric's voice over narration.
Eric: It were always raining in Denley Moor. Except on days when it were fine. And there weren't many of them. Not if you include drizzle as rain. And even if it weren't drizzling, it were overcast, and there were a lot of moisture in the air. You'd come home damp as if it had been raining, even though there hadn't actually been evidence of precipitation in the rain gauge outside the town hall. And the humidity level on the weather chart was constant for the entire period, despite...
Music
- Paris's The Hate That Hate Made features the lyrics, "June 6 in the time of 6 o'clock/hot summer night in the city of hard knocks/two black brothers took a walk on the south side/could have been any brother lookin' for a dope ride".
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer's "Karn Evil 9: First Impression Part One": "Cold and misty morning I heard a warning borne on the air..."
- Parodied in Tom Waits' Emotional Weather Report, which (true to its title) intertwines weather descriptions with descriptions of the narrator's emotional state.
- The whole song of "Summer in the City" is a weather forecast: hot, humid, and miserable during the day, cooler and less oppressive at night.
- Folk song "One Misty Moisty Morning": "One misty moisty morning when cloudy was the weather/I met with an old man a-clothed all in leather."
- ELO's "Mr. Blue Sky" begins with a literal weather report, delivered with the crackle and reverb of a radio broadcaster predicting a clear day ahead. The track then launches into first verse of the song, with Jeff Lynne breathlessly describing a beautiful day with cloudless skies and abundant sunshine:
Intro: "Morning! Today's forecast calls for blue skies."Verse 1: The sun is shining in the sky
There ain't a cloud in sight
It's stopped raining, everybody's in the play
And don't you know, it's a beautiful new day, hey
Poetry
Radio
- Almost all of Garrison Keillor's "Tales from Lake Woebegon" and "Guy Noir, Private Eye" on A Prairie Home Companion.
- The Goon Show, "Dishonoured" (remade as "Dishonoured Again") begins with Peter Sellers narrating: "It can be cold in London - damn cold.
- Every episode of Cape Cod Radio Mystery Theater begins with the words, "It's a foggy night on old Cape Cod."


ROCK STAR (2001) / **
Directed by Stephen Herek. Screenplay by John Stockwell. Starring Mark Wahlberg, Jennifer Aniston, Timothy Spall. Running time: 106 minutes. Rated AA for nude scenes by the MFCB. Reviewed on September 24th, 2001.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
Synopsis: Chris Cole (Wahlberg) is the lead singer of a tribute band which covers his heavy metal idols, Steel Dragon. But Chris is so obsessed with getting the imitation precisely right that he finds himself drummed out of the group. As it happens, this coincides with Steel Dragon's ousting of their lead singer, and soon Chris -- together with girlfriend/manager Emily (Aniston) -- finds himself summoned to audition for the gig of his dreams.
Review: "Rock Star" probably could have been a much better movie had it been either much more humourous or much more serious. As it stands, it's an uncomfortable hodgepodge of melodrama and comedy, stuck in a hopelessly formulaic script by Stockwell, uninspiringly directed by Herek. "Rock Star" is like "Almost Famous" without a soul; there are no true characters here to explore, no situations of genuine pathos or wit. Instead, we are subjected to yet another brainless average-joe-makes-good plotline; there are a few decent laughs -- a fight between two competing tribute bands is a definite sight to see -- but more which fall flat. Stockwell's script is marred by moments of truly bad judgment; a post-concert orgy is apparently intended to demonstrate the seedy side of fame, but simply feels gratuitous. Some of the performances are worthy of praise; Spall in particular is good as jaded Steel Dragon road manager Mats. And Wahlberg brings a lot of enthusiasm to Chris, despite his lack of depth. But Aniston is just dull as Emily, and the rest of the supporting cast is singularly unmemorable. (Actually, I lie: Matthew Glave has two great early scenes as Chris' brother, but sadly is thereafter forgotten.) So trifling is the synergy between characters and audience that by the time we get to the pat, syrupy ending, it's frankly hard to care much anymore.
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COUNT
tallies the number of data values identified by a selection of members in a Time dimension.
The GREGORIAN
relations superimpose the Gregorian calendar on the Time dimension. These relations can be useful for calculations on fiscal and nonstandard hierarchies.
NUMBER
COUNT (value_expr) OVER (window_clause)
window_clause::=
{ DIMENSION dimension_id | HIERARCHY hierarchy_id } BETWEEN preceding_boundary AND following_boundary [WITHIN { LEVEL | PARENT | GREGORIAN {YEAR | QUARTER | MONTH | WEEK} | ANCESTOR AT { DIMENSION LEVEL dim_level_id | HIERARCHY LEVEL hier_level_id } } ]
preceding_boundary::=
{UNBOUNDED PRECEDING | expression PRECEDING} AND { CURRENT MEMBER | expression {PRECEDING | FOLLOWING} | UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING }
following_boundary::=
{CURRENT MEMBER | expression FOLLOWING} AND { expression FOLLOWING | UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING }
A dimensional expression whose values you want to calculate.
The Time dimension over which the values are calculated using the default hierarchy.
The hierarchy over which the values are calculated. If dimension_id
is used instead, the default hierarchy is used.
The name of a level of dimension_id
.
The name of a level of hierarchy_id
.
The preceding_boundary and following_boundary identify a range of time periods within the group identified by the dimension or hierarchy.
UNBOUNDED
starts with the first period or ends with the last period of the group.
CURRENT MEMBER
starts or ends the calculation at the current time period.
A numeric value identifying a period at a particular distance from the current time period that starts or ends the range.
Identifies the range of time periods used in the calculation. Following are descriptions of the keywords.
| Range | Description |
|---|---|
LEVEL |
Calculates all time periods at the same level. (Default) |
PARENT |
Calculates time periods at the same level with the same parent. |
GREGORIAN YEAR |
Calculates time periods within the same Gregorian year. |
GREGORIAN QUARTER |
Calculates time periods within the same Gregorian quarter. |
GREGORIAN MONTH |
Calculates time periods within the same Gregorian month. |
GREGORIAN WEEK |
Calculates time periods within the same Gregorian week. |
ANCESTOR |
Includes time periods at the same level and with the same ancestor at a specified level. |
This example tallies the number of time periods at the same level and the same year up to and including the current time period. The selected data displays the number of each month in the year.
COUNT(GLOBAL.UNITS_CUBE.UNITS) OVER (HIERARCHY GLOBAL.TIME.CALENDAR BETWEEN UNBOUNDED PRECEDING AND CURRENT MEMBER WITHIN ANCESTOR AT DIMENSION LEVEL GLOBAL.TIME.CALENDAR_YEAR)
| TIME | UNITS | COUNT |
|---|---|---|
| JAN-06 | 47776 | 1 |
| FEB-06 | 47695 | 2 |
| MAR-06 | 51348 | 3 |
| APR-06 | 47005 | 4 |
| MAY-06 | 52809 | 5 |
| JUN-06 | 45419 | 6 |
| JUL-06 | 48388 | 7 |
| AUG-06 | 48830 | 8 |
| SEP-06 | 46354 | 9 |
| OCT-06 | 47411 | 10 |
| NOV-06 | 46842 | 11 |
| DEC-06 | 55052 | 12 |


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HumanzeeRumors of a human-chimpanzee hybrid have abounded for centuries, but there hasn't been concrete proof. But then, how much proof do you actually need?  Tune in to an episode of Comedy Central's "The Man Show," then tell me this hasn't happened.Chimps and humans are so genetically similar as to be nearly indistinguishable, appearances aside. Science estimates that about 95-99% of our genetic code is identical to that of a chimpanzee. The similarity is roughly equivalent to the difference between donkeys and horses. The practical upshot of this is that there is a very good chance that a human-chimp coupling could produce a viable offspring, just as donkeys and horses can mate to produce mules. (So don't forget to take condoms on that safari!) So it's possible, according to the rules of science, and probable, according to human nature. So why isn't there a race of human hybrids out there wandering the earth? Well, aside from "Who says there isn't?" one major practical consideration is fertility. It's tricky mixing species, even when they are closely related, and due to a chromosomal count issue, 99.9% of "humanzees" would be sterile, just like 99.9% of mules. So the question isn't really whether it "can" happen or even whether it "has" happened, so much as "Can we have a look at one?" Maybe. There have been frequent claims that one beastie or another is a "humanzee" (also known as a "sport" or a "chimera," the generic term for any combination of two genetic patterns into one individual creature). Some of the claims are more credible than others. The most widely discussed "humanzee" sighting was a critter named "Oliver." Oliver was a sideshow star, but he wasn't like the other chimps in the traveling circus circuit. He was said to have come from somewhere in the Congo, although that claim is somewhat shrouded in mystery at this late date. Oliver didn't like hanging out with his own alleged species and preferred the company of humans. He walked upright, he sat in chairs. He helped around the house with chores, and eventually he began hitting on the circus owner's wife, which led to his sale in 1976 to a New York lawyer named Michael Miller. Oliver also looked different from other chimps; he less hair, a smaller chin, a smaller and rounder cranium, and pointed ears (which neither chimps nor humans normally display). Except for the latter trait, these characteristics gave him a remarkably human appearance relative to normal chimps. He also reportedly had an unusual scent, compatible neither with chimps nor humans. According to Miller, blood tests revealed Oliver had 47 chromosomes — one more than a human and one less than a chimp. The odd number of chromosomes would also strongly suggest hybridization of some sort. (The claim was later disproved.) Among the non-Bestiality related explanations for Oliver's freakish characteristics were mutation, spontaneous evolution and hybridization with another form of ape (such as the also-human-like bonobo, which is conveniently a sex-crazed lunatic). In keeping with human nature, this potential ambassador to a new species was not welcomed and honored, nor was he the subject of attempts to communicate and learn. Instead, he was bounced around from "owner" to "owner," displayed as a sideshow freak, and eventually sold to a laboratory of the "pouring-pepper-juice-in-cute-little-bunny-eyes" sort. Now, bleeding heart liberal inclinations aside, one has to seriously question the ethics of a species that is willing to imprison and torture another species with 99% of the same genes for the sake of mass-producing less-clumpy mascara, but it's even more baffling how a potentially half-human creature could be banished to this fate. Fortunately, perhaps due to a surplus of cute little bunnies, Oliver was never required to test the effects of eating eyeliner or having suntan lotion intravenously injected. Oliver probably didn't see the bright side of this, as he was confined for seven years in a 5-by-7 cage (worse than even Camp X-Ray), until his muscles atrophied for lack of ability to move. Oliver was retired from the lab in 1996 and sent to a chimp retirement home. He was finally called in for credible scientific testing, which insisted that he was really just a "normal chimp" with 48 chromosomes, an explanation which satisfied absolutely no one except a bunch of killjoy skeptics. Other scientists have continued to push for more research. Oliver aside, there are some intriguing other possibilities for humanzees. For instance, consider Bigfoot and the Yeti (abominable snowman). Interspecies breeding can produce some interesting side-effects, such as in the case of the "liger," a tiger-lion hybrid which is incredibly huge, much bigger than either of its forbearers. Could Bigfoot be some sort of human-chimp hybrid afflicted with gargantuism? Well, of course it could, but whether it's likely is another story.  However, this strains credulity (as well as being inconsistent with chimp genitalia). Biologist Stuart Newman attempted to file a patent on human-chimp chimera genes in what he claimed was a political statement about the intellectual property rights granted to biotech companies for living creatures (the patent was rejected on the grounds that it constituted slavery, i.e., you can't own a being with human genetic material). Whether or not you believe there are already human-chimp hybrids walking the earth, odds are pretty good that it's going to happen eventually. 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WorkloadGroup
describes a collection of workload instances.
It provides a specification that the workload instances can use to bootstrap
their proxies, including the metadata and identity. It is only intended to
be used with non-k8s workloads like Virtual Machines, and is meant to mimic
the existing sidecar injection and deployment specification model used for
Kubernetes workloads to bootstrap Istio proxies.
The following example declares a workload group representing a collection
of workloads that will be registered under reviews
in namespace
bookinfo
. The set of labels will be associated with each workload
instance during the bootstrap process, and the ports 3550 and 8080
will be associated with the workload group and use service account default
.
app.kubernetes.io/version
is just an arbitrary example of a label.
{{
apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3
kind: WorkloadGroup
metadata:
name: reviews
namespace: bookinfo
spec:
metadata:
labels:
app.kubernetes.io/name: reviews
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http: 8080
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provides a template for WorkloadEntry
, similar to how Deployment
specifies properties
of workloads via Pod
templates. A WorkloadGroup
can have more than one WorkloadEntry
.
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has no relationship to resources which control service registry like ServiceEntry
and as such doesn’t configure host name for these workloads.
ObjectMeta
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In this example we use a MarkerCluster overlay to group the markers instead of a LayerGroup.
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Nonblocking collective file operations are defined only for data access routines with explicit offsets and individual file pointers but not with shared file pointers.
Nonblocking collective file operations are subject to the same restrictions as blocking collective I/O operations. All processes belonging to the group of the communicator that was used to open the file must call collective I/O operations (blocking and nonblocking) in the same order. This is consistent with the ordering rules for collective operations in threaded environments. For a complete discussion, please refer to the semantics set forth in Section Correctness .
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Tool Builder {#tool-builder}
If you are familiar with building sites in Drupal, but not in ELMS, the tool builder will solve all your problems.
Normally you would need to know how to work with configurations, features, and so much more. Tool builder will eliminate that problem. The tool builder is built into every ELMSLN deployment, in innovate. Innovate is simple. It is where the ELMSLN core team creates any new tool that will be available to ELMSLN.
Here is how to use the tool builder:
Process: {#process}
- Create a course in ELMS and make sure you can access the Innovate Tool.
- Access innovate and start create what you want using modules, features, content types, views, etc...
- Once finished, click the "Share innovation" Button
- Answer the questions and watch the magic begin.
- This job will automatically bundle up all the changes you made, and creates an install profile.
- It then sends the idea to the Github repostitory called the WildWest
- After your code has been created and added to Wildwest, a Pull Request will be automatically made
- If it is accepted, others will be able to browse the innovations repo from their innovate tools (coming soon) and implement your idea into their setup


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Access
[ Jump to Models ]
Table of Contents
Create user (createUser)
Add a new user in the database.
Request body
Body Parameter — Created user object
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
201
successful operation - the user is created.
409
Conflict - resources needed.
Up
delete /users/{firstname}
Delete user (deleteUser)
This delete a user by a firstname given.
Path parameters
firstname (required)
Path Parameter — The firstname that needs to be deleted
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation.
404
User is not found
Get users (loginUser)
Get all users from MangoDB
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"firstname" : "firstname",
"lastname" : "lastname"
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation.
404
User is not found
User
Up
get /users/{firstname}
Get user (loginUser)
Get a user from MangoDB
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"firstname" : "firstname",
"lastname" : "lastname"
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation.
404
User is not found
User
Up
put /users/{firstname}
Updated user (updateUser)
This can only be done if a user with the given name already exists.
Path parameters
firstname (required)
Path Parameter — The firstname that needs to be updated
lastname (required)
Path Parameter — The lastname that needs to be updated
Request body
Body Parameter — Updated user object
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
successful operation
404
User that needs to be updated is not found
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class SelectReserveRoomTest
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
SelectReserveRoomTest() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
(package private) void |
checkGuestIDTest() |
Testing for non null Guest/customer ID
|
(package private) void |
checkRoomAvailableTest() |
Testing for room.available value
|
(package private) void |
checkRoomNumTest() |
Testing for non null room number
|
(package private) void |
createReservationIDTest() |
Testing to verify the reservation ID is not empty
|
(package private) void |
reserveRoomAvailTest() |
Testing to room object available flag is changed to false once reserved
|
(package private) void |
reserveRoomGuestRoomIDTest() |
Testing to verify cust/guest ID is added/saved to the reserved room object
|
(package private) void |
reserveRoomGuestRoomRmNumTest() |
Testing to verify reserved room number is added/saved to cust/guest object
|
(package private) void |
reserveRoomReserveIDTest() |
Testing to verify the reservation ID that is added to cust/guest object is equivalent to room object reservation ID
|
(package private) void |
selectRoomTest() |
Cannot test - has user input fields that I am not sure how to initiate because
the console input does not work in tests
|
(package private) void |
setupData() |
setup for tests
|
@BeforeEach void setupData()
@Test void checkGuestIDTest()
@Test void checkRoomNumTest()
@Test void checkRoomAvailableTest()
@Test void selectRoomTest()
@Test void reserveRoomGuestRoomIDTest()
@Test void reserveRoomGuestRoomRmNumTest()
@Test void reserveRoomAvailTest()
@Test void reserveRoomReserveIDTest()
@Test void createReservationIDTest()


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Seattlite Pat has been baking for over 15 years, and has developed the perfect pastry to reflect the region she loves so much. Combine the two most delightful aspects of seattle - coffee and salmon - and how could you go wrong! Go try a couple of these delicous salmon shaped cookie and enjoy with a steaming cup of your favorite local coffee, they are available at these locations worldwide:
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AMERICAN PIE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Ho hum. A movie about high school senior buddies who vow to lose their virginity before the school year is over.
The big surprise? With this theme, AMERICAN PIE, which spends half of the movie trying to be a teenage version of THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, devotes the other half to a sweet story about the awkwardness of sex and the tenderness of one's first intimate relationship. While never fully satisfactory at either, it is a comedy with some nice laughs, and a romance with some sweet moments.
Four guys take the sex-by-prom-time pledge. Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas), who has already been to third base, is the most advanced sexually, but he has a phobia about saying the word "love." Jim (Jason Biggs) is the "batboy" since he hasn't even been to first base. Chris "Oz" Ostreicher (Chris Klein) is a jock with a heart of gold, who is willing to take up choir to impress the girls. Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas), a Latin geek whose meticulous sensibilities keep him from using the restroom at the high school, plants rumors of his alleged enormous organ as a come-on to the opposite sex.
In contrast, their other buddies, including Stifler (Seann William Scott) and Sherman (Chris Owen), appear to be getting all the sex they want.
Although the movie is presented from the boys' point of view, the girls (Mena Suvari, Natasha Lyonne, Tara Reid, Alyson Hannigan and Shannon Elizabeth) get much better written parts than might be expected. There is even a Mrs. Robinson clone, played by Jennifer Coolidge. Lest we miss the allusion to THE GRADUATE, they play the Mrs. Robinson song during the seduction scene.
The film moves with relative ease between scenes involving oral sex, masturbation, diarrhea and regurgitation and those of romantic affirmations of love. It is a tribute to writer Adam Herz and director Paul Weitz that they manage to put both extreme sexual humor and delicate romance in the same movie without the one completely canceling the other. Even so, the blend causes neither to fulfil its promise. The audience is forced to vacillate between emotions, never comfortably settling in either mode.
So why did they title it AMERICAN PIE?
Don't ask. The pie, like MARY's hair "gel," is the story's comedic centerpiece. Suffice it to say that Jim, a shy teen with raging hormones, finds something to do with a warm pie that doesn't have a Better Homes and Gardens' seal of approval.
AMERICAN PIE runs 1:35. It is rated R for strong sexuality, crude sexual dialogue, language and drinking, all involving teens. The movie would be acceptable for older teens.
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When I'm not on the clock I like to enjoy the outdoors through
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and backpacking.
I'm also a proponent of a more distributed food system and enjoy finding new ways to encourage it.


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This coursework for Computer Graphics consisted in building a 3D animation of a modestly complex scenario. The topic for this year was ‘The Arena’.
Technologies used:
This coursework for Computer Graphics consisted in building a 3D animation of a modestly complex scenario. The topic for this year was ‘The Arena’.
Technologies used:


This package contains the fortress implementation classes for data persistence with the LDAP server.
This package contain the classes that are the three layers of processing of fortress:
(1) Manager layer - e.g. AdminMgrImpl, AccessMgrImpl, ReviewMgrImpl
(2) Process layer - e.g. UserP, RoleP, PermP
(3) DAO layer - e.g. UserDAO, RoleDAO, PermDAO
- This package provides apis that adhere to standards like RBAC
- This package provides apis that adhere to ARBAC02 model to provide delegated
administration capabilities.
- This package provides apis to interrogate OpenLDAP's slapd access log to
obtain fortress audit trail and historical events.
- This package provides CRUD apis for storing config data on the ldap server.
- This package contains apis to perform create and teardown the ldap group node.
- This package uses JGraphT to provide hierarchical functionality that is
reused within several other packages in the fortress system.
The org.apache.directory.fortress.core.impl package data entities may be manipulated by outside
programs but the apis contained within this package are for internal use only.
The entities include {@link org.apache.directory.fortress.core.model.User User},{@link
org.apache.directory.fortress.core.model.Role Role}, {@link org.apache.directory.fortress.core.model.PermObj
PermObj}, {@link org.apache.directory.fortress.core.model.Permission Permission}, and more.
See the corresponding javadoc contained with this package for more info.
Fortress Manager APIs implemented in this package
- AccessMgrImpl - This implements using LDAP the runtime access control
operations on objects that are provisioned RBAC
entities that reside in LDAP directory.
- AdminMgrImpl - This implements using LDAP the administrative functions to
provision Fortress RBAC
entities into the LDAP directory.
- ReviewMgrImpl - This implements using LDAP the administrative review functions
on already provisioned Fortress RBAC
entities that reside in LDAP directory.
- DelegatedAccessMgrImpl - This implements using LDAP the APIs for
performing runtime delegated access control operations on objects that are provisioned Fortress ARBAC02 entities that reside in LDAP
directory.
- DelegatedAdminMgrImpl - This implements using LDAP the ARBAC02 DelegatedAdminMgr interface for
performing policy administration of Fortress ARBAC entities that reside in LDAP directory.
- DelegatedReviewMgrImpl - This implements using LDAP the ARBAC02 DelegatedReviewMgr interface for
performing policy interrogation of provisioned Fortress ARBAC02 entities that reside in LDAP directory.
- PwPolicyMgrImpl - Performs CRUD on password policies stored in
directory.
- AuditMgrImpl - Interrogates Fortress audit data stored in OpenLDAP.
- ConfigMgrImpl - CRUD for Fortress config parameters.
- GroupMgrImpl - CRUD for LDAP group objects.


Your laptops, desktops, servers, webcams, personal digital assistants (PDA), phones, switchs, routers, wireless access points, and bluetooth devices have a set of numbers associated with them by the manufacturer called a (MAC) address. Every time a device is sent a packet on an IP network ARP is used to decice what IP goes to what computer based on the MAC address. This means a device routing your packets or even just near you knows the MAC address of your device. This is where we come in.


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A set of utilities that gather information about the current platform and the different features it supports.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
The ultimate comfort food for a wintery evening. Streaming a pudding takes time, but it's very easy to do and makes the sponge beautifully moist.
For the sponge, butter and sugar a 1.2 litre/2 pint heatproof bowl then mix the treacle and golden syrup together and pour into the bottom of the bowl.
Place the butter and sugar in a separate bowl and whisk until light and fluffy.
Add the eggs one at a time, beating each time.
Fold in the flour and baking powder and mix to a smooth thick batter.
Spoon the sponge mix into the buttered bowl and cover with greaseproof paper. Secure around the edge with string.
Cover once more with foil and roll up around the edges to cover the paper.
Place a saucer or small plate upside down in the bottom of a large saucepan.
Place the foil-covered bowl onto the saucer and pour water into the pan to two-thirds of the way up the bowl.
Cover with a lid and bring to a boil.
Reduce the heat and simmer for 1½ hours.
For the custard, place the egg yolks and sugar in a bowl and whisk until pale and well blended.
Place the milk, cream, vanilla pod and vanilla seeds into a saucepan and bring to the boil. Turn down the heat and simmer for a minute.
Pour onto the egg mixture and whisk in.
Return to the saucepan and heat slowly, until the custard has thickened enough to coat the back of the spoon. Strain through a sieve into a clean pan.
To serve, remove the pudding from the saucepan and discard the foil and baking parchment.
Place a plate on top and turn over, tipping the pudding onto the plate.
Slice the pudding, divide between plates and pour the custard alongside.


Mark Côté<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Automating remote devices is an increasingly common task given the explosion of mobile computing.
This talk intended for developers who aren't necessarily new to Python but might not have done a lot of network programming.
Python is the language of choice for most automation projects and makes even socket programming easy!
...maybe too easy???
It's really easy to dive in and start writing code, but networking apps in particular need some forethought.
There are a lot to know about sockets, but to quickly touch on a couple of best practices:
Clients, in particular, should use timeouts to ensure that the tests complete in a timely fashion. Timing out on a socket call is more informative than having the whole test timeout.
This can be done with select()
or socket.settimeout()
.
A value of None
returned from socket.recv()
indicates a connection closed normally. Abnormal disconnections are raised as socket.error.
It's actually in the sample code in the socket docs!
Automation is all about handling errors. They happen, and you have to deal with them.
# Report errors by returning None.
# This is clunky and uninformative.
test_root = device.test_root()
if test_root is None:
# handle failure
files = device.ls(test_root)
if files is None:
# handle failure
# We can wrap all our calls in one try/except,
# and we can easily have different failure
# classifications.
try:
test_root = device.test_root()
files = device.ls(test_root)
except Device.ConnectionError:
# handle failure
There are two main classes of errors in networking code:
How errors should be handled also depends on where they occur in the application stack:
Use timeouts, and try reconnecting at least a few times. Permanent error condition will depend on system's requirements.
Generally, don't bother with integrity checks—let TCP do its job!
Differentiate between device errors (e.g. bad disk) and application errors (e.g. missing file). The former is the fault of the device itself; the latter, the fault of the application under test or the test framework itself.
These errors are usually fatal and should be bubbled up to the test framework or test itself.
Remember, as automation developers our primary users are machines.
It's easy to forget this while designing and implementing your protocol.
Starting with some simple commands:
$> info os
GINGERBREAD.XXKI4
$> ls
tests
data
README.txt
Really easy to test manually and really easy to implement:
def get_response(self):
data, p, rest = self.buf.partition('$>')
if p:
self.buf = rest
return data
return ''
Going through your feature list, you realize you need to be able to transfer binary data.
If your prompt is 2 characters long, that means you can expect to see it once every 64 kB in purely random data. Recipe for total confusion!
Your next thought might be to special-case this transaction, e.g.
$> get file.txt
/mnt/sdcard/tests/file.txt,27
here are the file contents
$>
Now your client and server have two modes: prompt-separated (line-based) and byte-counted.
You now have two code paths, and everything starts to get more complicated.
You were designing the protocol for use by humans. Humans are good at context. Machines are good at counting. Design a robust protocol with a single mode: all requests and responses have a length parameter (and maybe other metadata).
Design a simple command-line client to hide the extra complexity.
$ dm info os
GINGERBREAD.XXKI4
$ dm pull /mnt/sdcard/tests/file.txt
27 bytes written to file.txt.
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You can modify Management Console Web user interface and certificate settings in the Configure > Security > Web Settings page.
Specify the number of idle minutes before time-out. The default value is 15. A value of 0 disables time-out. Allow Session Timeouts When Viewing Auto-Refreshing Pages By default, session time-out is enabled, which stops the automatic updating of the report pages when the session times out. Clear the Allow box to disable the session time-out, remain logged-in indefinitely, and automatically refresh the report pages.
3. Click Apply to apply your changes to the running configuration.
4. Click Save to save your settings permanently.RiOS v6.5 and later provides additional security features to manage SSL certificates used by the Steelhead appliance Management Console Web user interface using HTTPS:Generate the certificate and key pairs on the Steelhead appliance. This overwrites the existing certificate and key pair regardless of whether the previous certificate and key pair was self-signed or user added. The new self-signed certificate lasts for one year (365 days). Create certificate signing requests from the certificate and key pairs. Replace a signed certificate with one created by an administrator or generated by a 3rd party certificate authority.
Common Name - Specifies the common name of the certificate authority. Organization - Specifies the organization name (for example, the company). Organization Unit - Specifies the organization unit name (for example, section or department). Locality - Specifies the city. State - Specifies the state. Country - Specifies the country. Serial Number - Specifies the serial number (Issued To, only). Issued On - Specifies the date the certificate was issued. Expires On - Specifies the date the certificate expires. Type - Specifies the key type. Size - Specifies the size in bytes.
3. To replace an existing certificate, under Web Certificate, select the Replace tab and complete the configuration as described in this table.
Import Existing Private Key and CA-Signed Public Certificate (One File in PEM or PKCS12 formats) Select this option if the existing private key and CA-signed certificate are located in one file. The page displays a Private Key and CA-Signed Public Certificate control for browsing to the key and certificate files or a text box for copying and pasting the key and certificate.Note: The private key is required. Local File - Browse to the local file. Text - Paste the text content of the file into the text box. Decryption Password - Specify the decryption password, if necessary. Set - Sets the peer. Import Existing Private Key and CA-Signed Public Certificate (Two Files in PEM or DER formats) Select this option if the existing private key and CA-signed certificate are located in two files. The page displays a Private Key and CA-Signed Public Certificate control for browsing to the key and certificate, or a text box for copying and pasting the key and certificate. Generate New Private Key and Self-Signed Public Certificate Common Name (required) - Specify the hostname of the peer. Organization Name - Specify the organization name (for example, the company). Organization Unit Name - Specify the organization unit name (for example, the section or department). Locality - Specify the city. State (no abbreviations) - Specify the state. Country (2-letter code) - Specify the country (2-letter code only). Email Address - Specify the email address of the contact person.
4. To generate a CSR, under Web Certificate, select the Generate CSR tab and complete the configuration as described in this table.
5. Click Apply to apply your changes to the running configuration.
6. Click Save to save your settings permanently.
7. Click Add.


This project maps the distribution of 2014 Philadelphia Cultural Fund grants and grantees.
About the Cultural Fund
The Philadelphia Cultural Fund is the city government's only direct mechanism for funding arts and culture organizations. In 2014, it provided more than $2.49M in general operating support for more than 280 arts and culture organizations in Philadelphia.
About the Project
This project is part of the OSMP2015 program. The purpose of the program, and this project, is to gain experience with open-source tools and civic projects.
The purpose of the Philadelphia Cultural Fund Map is to add a layer of transparency to the Philadelphia Cultural Fund's grant-making process. While many grantmakers restrict their funds to organizations in a given geographical area (i.e. only giving to orgs in Pennsylvania or the Philadelphia region), there is only occasionally a discussion of how funds are distributed within those boundaries.
Data Sources
The data set was compiled from The Philadelphia Cultural Fund's website, grantees' websites, and their 990 tax forms, which are available to the public via Guidestar.


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Digital librarian/archivist, aspiring developer, and novice mandolin player.


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Anyone! If you’re reading this, you can attend. This includes people who have never been to a hackathon before. You do not need to be an expert to participate, and the people at the event are super friendly. We have tons of mentors and helpers to support you, so please do come over!
Absolutely not! Admission is free, and so is the food. The event is financed entirely by our awesome sponsors.
You can sign up and apply right here: https://apply.hacktival.io/
All-nighters are cool, but if you need some rest, we’ve got you covered. We have a quiet little room where you can take a nap. However, we do not provide any sleeping equipment, so please bring a sleeping bag or whatever else you need to sleep comfortably.
The event is hosted at the ZKM in Karlsruhe, Germany. Tram line 2 brings you from the main station to the ZKM. Get out at the stop “ZKM” or “Arbeitsagentur”, both are only a few minutes away from the hackathon.


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