Identity, Values and Strengths Exploration
Friday 7th February 2020
Explain a situation where you have had an ethical decision to make. Discuss how you weighed up the values involved in that decision, the decision you made and the consequences of the action you took.
Just a few days ago, I was on the bus home when an older man started verbally abusing the bus driver for no reason other than that he thought the bus driver had given him a rude answer to his question (surprise surprise - he hadn’t). It escalated quite quickly and I was the only other person on the bus. The man started swearing and making racist comments, at which point my blood was boiling and I was starting to get up out of my seat.
At that moment, I had to weigh up my options and decide what to do next: my gut was telling me to get involved and try to stand up for the bus driver who was very shaken and flustered, whereas my “sensible side” was telling me it probably wasn’t the best idea to get involved as the man seemed unpredictable and may have ended up physically harming myself or the driver.
It all happened pretty quickly but I ended up staying seated until the man got off the bus (finishing it all off with a very rude, racist remark which made me even angrier). Once the man was off the bus, I approached the driver and told him I was really sorry he was treated like that, he didn’t deserve that at all and no one should be spoken to in such a derogatory and degrading manner. I tried to reassure him by telling him I witnessed everything that happened and he didn’t say or do anything wrong. The driver seemed pretty shaken and had to take a few minutes to collect himself before driving again. I just felt so awful that this driver had to deal with blatant racism and rudeness like that when he was just trying to do his job.
My hindsight thoughts on this confrontation: On one hand, filming the encounter may have actually helped report the man who verbally abused the driver as I didn’t feel I could get physically involved. On the other hand, I would’ve felt bad just sitting there and filming it without doing anything. It’s a tough one and I’m still torn as to what I would do if I could go back in time, but I don’t regret my decision and think it was probably the most sensible reaction.
Describe how your culture has influenced your values and identity.
I am lucky enough to have parents from two different cultures, New Zealand and Austria, and have also travelled a lot in the last six years, therefore feel multiple cultures have influenced me and my values. I will focus on three that I think have influenced the person I am today the most.
I think the New Zealand culture is such a special one as we have a strong sense of identity and friendliness. This is something I learnt while overseas is so unique and is difficult to compare to other cultures. I think it’s taught me independence and taking matters into your own hands due to our country’s geographical independence. I also think Kiwis have an incredible sense of work ethic - I noticed overseas that employers always favoured Kiwis due to giving their all at work, even in menial tasks. I definitely consider this a strength of mine which I will elaborate on below.
My first year overseas was spent in the south of Spain, in a small city called Granada. The southern Spanish culture taught me the values of family and the way Spanish people interact with each other really influenced me.  This really taught me to appreciate those around me and I loved how they are completely unapologetic about their love for each other - exactly as I believe it should be.
Lastly, I think the Scottish culture has influenced the way I see other people, my open-mindedness and standing up for what I believe in.
In my time in Scotland, the country was going through a pivotal time of independence regarding Brexit and its strong apprehension towards leaving the European Union.
Despite Scotland’s best efforts, the overall vote of the UK was still to leave the EU which angered the majority of Scotland’s people
and caused a great movement towards independence from the United Kingdom in order to re-join the EU.
Scottish people are also incredibly warm, friendly and open-minded. They welcome people from all walks of life with no hesitations and, in my experience,
hold no (or very, very little) prejudice. This is something I have taken onboard in my personal growth,
as I feel so many of the world’s problems today are due to prejudice and not understanding a person/group/culture.
Using the evidence gathered, describe your strengths and limitations.
I completed the “High 5 Test” where my top 5 strengths were:
Your objective is to be empathetic to others' emotions. No one can step into the others' shoes better than you - it comes so naturally to you. You might not agree with every perspective and emotion, but most importantly you are able to understand what the person is going though.
Your objective is to develop people's potential. Contrary to what others might think, you believe that every person has the potential for development. You perceive it as a personal mission to help others utilize their potential and to experience success.
Your objective is to take responsibility. If there is a person who is emotionally bound to follow through on all promises - then it's you.
Your objective is to set timelines and deadlines. Because of your dislike of surprises, you love to plan. You don't necessarily need to control everything and everyone, but there must be order and predictability in the world around you.
Your objective is to believe and to do 'the right thing'. Of course, 'the right thing' differs from person to person, but one thing is true - you have a certain set of values that you are not ready to compromise.
I then asked my partner to complete the same test, answering the questions about me to compare how I see myself to how others see me.
His results about me were:
Your objective is to believe and to do 'the right thing'. Of course, 'the right thing' differs from person to person, but one thing is true - you have a certain set of values that you are not ready to compromise.
Your objective is to learn new things. Due to your love of learning people tend to say you are a very curious person. You like to experiment with different styles of learning as well - in the end, there is something to learn from that as well, right?
Your objective is to take responsibility. If there is a person who is emotionally bound to follow through on all promises - then it's you.
Your objective is to develop people's potential. Contrary to what others might think, you believe that every person has the potential for development. You perceive it as a personal mission to help others utilize their potential and to experience success.
Your objective is to set timelines and deadlines. Because of your dislike of surprises, you love to plan. You don't necessarily need to control everything and everyone, but there must be order and predictability in the world around you.
Evaluate your strengths and limitations in terms of your learning and career development. Identify which of your strengths might help you in your learning journey and how they might intersect with learning obstacles.
A strength of mine which has helped, and will continue to help, me greatly in my learning journey and career is my strong work ethic and determination.
I don’t half-do a task or job - personally, I don’t see the point if you’re not going to give it your all.
This may intersect with my learning obstacles by perhaps taking more time than I should to complete a task to the best of my ability
which I know is something I need to be aware of throughout my time at EDA as we will be learning a lot of information in a very short space of time,
therefore sometimes I will need to make myself move on to the next task.
My work ethic ties in closely with my strong sense of determination. When I set my mind to something, you best believe I’m going to make it happen.
I firmly believe life is what you make it and time flies by so fast that you may as well do everything in your power to live your best life.
A second strength I’d like to talk about is empathy. I have always had a strong sense of empathy towards others which is something I am proud of
and is definitely something I think we need more of in the world.
It can also be a limitation however, which is something I’ve grown to realise more and more in recent years.
Sometimes I find myself getting too caught up in other people’s problems - not in a nosy way, but more so in a way that I want to do anything I can to help them
and make them feel better, often forgetting about myself in the process. I’m a bit of a “people pleaser” and find it hard to say no a lot of the time.
Often my family and friends will lean on me for support and advice when things are hard in their lives,
so this will be a challenge during my time at EDA as I need to put myself and my learning first.
The last limitation I want to touch on is my “ability” to overthink - a blessing and a curse (I’m sure many can relate)! I tend to mostly overthink the way people see me, general day-to-day interactions and sometimes criticism. I think I’ve definitely improved in dealing with criticism and taking on-board the constructive advice that usually comes with it, but it’s something that I want to continue to work on so I can grow in my learning and career.
Share an example from your experience of where you were trying to work productively with others, but there was resistance or tension. Discuss the strategies you used at that time, how effective they were, and your reflections on what other strategies you would try now, and why.
When living in Scotland, I was working as a supervisor in a restaurant/bar. The restaurant manager was never replaced after leaving, therefore I was basically doing two jobs but only being paid/acknowledged for the lesser of the two. It was a constant battle of being under-staffed, not having the resources we needed, the management team being generally pretty lazy.
It was difficult to work for a company who didn’t really care about their staff. This filtered through to the management team feeling underappreciated, and therefore putting in the minimum effort required to run the place. It then also trickled down to the staff members who also started putting in minimum effort due to the example set by a lot of managers. I felt I was fighting an uphill battle as I was always trying my hardest to get the place running, order in everything we needed, and generally create a more positive, productive environment to work in. I tried to ask for the things we needed, create lists of tasks that needed to be done daily/weekly etc. to avoid problems arising during a busy service which happened very frequently. I was met with a fair bit of resistance due to general laziness and a “she’ll be right” attitude.
It was a situation I struggled with as I wasn’t part of upper management so I couldn’t exactly tell those above me in the management team what to do, however I was the one rushed off my feet on a busy night when most of the time one or multiple of the managers would just be sitting in the office, not doing any work. It definitely tested my patience and I became very frustrated.
In the end, I resigned from that job because it became way too much pressure and stress for very little pay and horrible working conditions. I don’t think I would change the way I handled the situation as I tried for over a year to improve the place and the way people thought about working there, with no real luck. I had the opportunity to speak to someone from the head office of the parent company when I resigned about why I was resigning and what could be improved in the venue, which I was very grateful for because it felt like the first time someone had actually listened to me and my ideas.
Ellora


BIND 9.7.3 is the current release of BIND 9.7.
This document summarizes changes from BIND 9.7.1 to BIND 9.7.3.
Please see the CHANGES file in the source code release for a
complete list of all changes.
The latest development version of BIND 9 software can always be found
on our web site at
http://www.isc.org/downloads/development.
There you will find additional information about each release,
source code, and some pre-compiled versions for certain operating
systems.
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Zones may be dynamically added and removed with the
“rndc addzone” and “rndc delzone” commands. These
dynamically added zones are written to a per-view
configuration file. Do not rely on the configuration
file name nor contents as this will change in a future
release. This is an experimental feature at this time.
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Added new “filter-aaaa-on-v4” access control list to
select which IPv4 clients have AAAA record filtering
applied.
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A new command “rndc secroots” was added to dump a combined
summary of the currently managed keys combined with statically
configured trust anchors.
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Added support to load new keys into managed zones without
signing immediately with "rndc loadkeys". Added support
to link keys with "dnssec-keygen -S" and
"dnssec-settime -S".
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Documentation improvements
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ORCHID prefixes were removed from the automatic empty
zone list.
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Improved handling of GSSAPI security contexts. Specifically,
better memory management of cached contexts, limited lifetime
of a context to 1 hour, and added a “realm” command to
nsupdate to allow selection of a non-default realm name.
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The contributed tool “zkt” was updated to version 1.0.
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Adding a NO DATA signed negative response to cache failed to clear
any matching RRSIG records already in cache. A subsequent lookup
of the cached NO DATA entry could crash named (INSIST) when the
unexpected RRSIG was also returned with the NO DATA cache entry.
[RT #22288] [CVE-2010-3613] [VU#706148]
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BIND, acting as a DNSSEC validator, was determining if the NS RRset
is insecure based on a value that could mean either that the RRset
is actually insecure or that there wasn't a matching key for the RRSIG
in the DNSKEY RRset when resuming from validating the DNSKEY RRset.
This can happen when in the middle of a DNSKEY algorithm rollover,
when two different algorithms were used to sign a zone but only the
new set of keys are in the zone DNSKEY RRset.
[RT #22309] [CVE-2010-3614] [VU#837744]
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When BIND is running as an authoritative server for a zone and
receives a query for that zone data, it first checks for allow-query
acls in the zone statement, then in that view, then in global
options. If none of these exist, it defaults to allowing any query
(allow-query {"any"};).
With this bug, if the allow-query is not set in the zone statement,
it failed to check in view or global options and fell back to the
default of allowing any query. This means that queries that the zone
owner did not wish to allow were incorrectly allowed.
[RT #22418] [CVE-2010-3615] [VU#510208]
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A flaw where the wrong ACL was applied was fixed. This flaw
allowed access to a cache via recursion even though the ACL
disallowed it.
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If BIND, acting as a DNSSEC validating server, has two or more trust
anchors configured in named.conf for the same zone (such as
example.com) and the response for a record in that zone from the
authoritative server includes a bad signature, the validating server
will crash while trying to validate that query.
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BIND now builds with threads disabled in versions of NetBSD earlier
than 5.0 and with pthreads enabled by default in NetBSD versions 5.0
and higher. Also removes support for unproven-pthreads, mit-pthreads
and ptl2. [RT #19203]
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Added a regression test for fix 2896/RT #21045 ("rndc sign" failed
to properly update the zone when adding a DNSKEY for publication
only). [RT #21324]
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"nsupdate -l" now gives error message if "session.key" file is not
found. [RT #21670]
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HPUX now correctly defaults to using /dev/poll, which should
increase performance. [RT #21919]
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If named is running as a threaded application, after an "rndc stop"
command has been issued, other inbound TCP requests can cause named
to hang and never complete shutdown. [RT #22108]
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After an "rndc reconfig", the refresh timer for managed-keys is ignored, resulting in managed-keys
not being refreshed until named is restarted. [RT #22296]
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An NSEC3PARAM record placed inside a zone which is not properly
signed with NSEC3 could cause named to crash, if changed via dynamic
update. [RT #22363]
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"rndc -h" now includes "loadkeys" option. [RT #22493]
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When performing a GSS-TSIG signed dynamic zone update, memory could be
leaked. This causes an unclean shutdown and may affect long-running
servers. [RT #22573]
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A bug in NetBSD and FreeBSD kernels with SO_ACCEPTFILTER enabled allows
for a TCP DoS attack. Until there is a kernel fix, ISC is disabling
SO_ACCEPTFILTER support in BIND. [RT #22589]
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When signing records, named didn't filter out any TTL changes
to DNSKEY records. This resulted in an incomplete key set. TTL
changes are now dealt with before signing.
[RT #22590]
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Corrected a defect where a combination of dynamic updates and zone transfers incorrectly locked the in-memory zone database, causing
named to freeze. [RT #22614]
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Don't run MX checks (check-mx) when the MX record points to ".".
[RT #22645]
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DST key reference counts can now be incremented via dst_key_attach.
[RT #22672]
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The IN6_IS_ADDR_LINKLOCAL and
IN6_IS_ADDR_SITELOCAL macros in win32 were updated/corrected
per current Windows OS. [RT #22724]
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"dnssec-settime -S" no longer tests prepublication interval validity
when the interval is set to 0. [RT #22761]
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isc_mutex_init_errcheck() in phtreads/mutex.c failed to destroy attr. [RT #22766]
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The Kerberos realm was being truncated when being pulled from the
the host prinicipal, make krb5-self updates fail. [RT #22770]
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named failed to preserve the case of domain names in RDATA which is not compressible when writing master files. [RT #22863]
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The man page for dnssec-keyfromlabel incorrectly had "-U" rather
than the correct option "-I". [RT #22887]
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The "rndc" command usage statement was missing the "-b" option.
[RT #22937]
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There was a bug in how the clients-per-query code worked with some
query patterns. This could result, in rare circumstances, in having all
the client query slots filled with queries for the same DNS label,
essentially ignoring the max-clients-per-query setting.
[RT #22972]
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The secure zone update feature in named is based on the zone
being signed and configured for dynamic updates. A bug in the ACL
processing for "allow-update { none; };" resulted in a zone that is
supposed to be static being treated as a dynamic zone. Thus, name
would try to sign/re-sign that zone erroneously. [RT #23120]
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Microsoft changed the behavior of sockets between NT/XP based
stacks vs Vista/windows7 stacks. Server 2003/2008 have the older
behavior, 2008r2 has the new behavior. With the change, different
error results are possible, so ISC adapted BIND to handle the new
error results.
This resolves an issue where sockets would shut down on
Windows servers causing named to stop responding to queries.
[RT #21906]
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Windows has non-POSIX compliant behavior in its rename() and unlink()
calls. This caused journal compaction to fail on Windows BIND servers
with the log error: "dns_journal_compact failed: failure".
[RT #22434]
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A bug, introduced in BIND 9.7.2, caused named to fail to start
if a master zone file was unreadable or missing. This has
been corrected in 9.7.2-P1.
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BIND previously accepted answers from authoritative servers that did
not provide a "proper" response, such as not setting AA bit. BIND was
changed to be more strict in what it accepted but this caused
operational issues. This new strictness has been backed out in
9.7.2-P1.
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Removed a warning message when running BIND 9 under Windows
for when a TCP connection was aborted. This is a common
occurrence and the warning was extraneous.
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Worked around a race condition in the cache database memory
handling. Without this fix a DNS cache DB or ADB could
incorrectly stay in an over memory state, effectively refusing
further caching, which subsequently made a BIND 9 caching
server unworkable.
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Partially disabled change 2864 because it would cause
infinite attempts of RRSIG queries.
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BIND did not properly handle non-cacheable negative responses
from insecure zones. This caused several non-protocol-compliant
zones to become unresolvable. BIND is now more accepting of
responses it receives from less strict servers.
Known issues in this release
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"make test" will fail on OSX and possibly other operating systems.
The failure occurs in a new test to check for allow-query ACLs.
The failure is caused because the source address is not specified on
the dig commands issued in the test.
If running "make test" is part of your usual acceptance process,
please edit the file bin/tests/system/allow_query/test.sh
and add
-b <IP_ADDRESS>
to the DIGOPTS
line.
Thank you to everyone who assisted us in making this release possible.
If you would like to contribute to ISC to assist us in continuing to make
quality open source software, please visit our donations page at
http://www.isc.org/supportisc.


one-line installs latest stable versions of node, npm and npx
curl -fs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/serapath/node-and-npm/master/install | sh
how to manage node, npm and npx versions?


Javascript library¶
The Javascript version of athlib is lagging a little behind the Python.
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hello
(arg)¶ The hello functions is just here to test our build tools.
It turns out that sphinx-js doesn’t know a lot of ES6. To get function bodies documented here, declare them as this function is done. Don’t assign it to anyone.
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normalizeGender
(gender)¶ Takes common gender expressions and returns m or f
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perfToFloat
(perfText)¶ convert a performance (time or distance) to seconds or metres
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calcUkaAgeGroup
(birthDate, matchDate, category, vets, underAge)¶ Return the UK Athletics age group code for the athlete on match day
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isFieldEvent
(eventCode)¶ is this a field event code? HJ, PV, TJ, LJ etc
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isMultiEvent
(eventCode)¶ is this a multi-event code? DEC, PEN, HEP etc
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betterPerformance
(perfA, perfB, eventCode)¶ return the better of two performance strings. For running events, lower times are better For field events, greater numbers are better
Let me try another title¶
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UK Ratings: ‘Yeh Hai Mohabbatein’ continues to dominate in weekly chart
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Top shows on Star Plus
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3. Yeh Rishtey Hain Pyaar Ke – 67,800 viewers
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1. Mere Sai – 72,600 viewers
2. Mere Dad Ki Dulhan – 69,000 viewers
3. Kaun Banega Crorepati 11 – 62,600 viewers
Top shows on Colors
1. Bigg Boss 13 (Weekend Ka Vaar) – 69,900 viewers
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3. Shakti – 30,900 viewers
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1. Guddan – 29,500 viewers
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3. Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain – 21,800 viewers
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1. Savdhaan India – 20,200 viewers
2. Nimki Vidhayak – 13,000 viewers
3. Radhakrishn – 11,200 viewers
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1. Ehd-e-Wafa – 73,600 viewers
2. Ishq Zeh-e-Naseeb – 66,200 viewers
3. Daasi – 62,600 viewers
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oec.Rmd
The Observatory of Economic Complexity is the world’s leading visualization engine for international trade data. oec
provides an easy way to obtain data from the OEC by accessing its API.
Using the oec R package is all about efficiency, without this package you could obtain the same data from the API at the expense of using additional time and effort for the same results. As an API wrapper and utility program this package makes data obtaining faster and easier for you.
This is what the package does:
If you don’t know a certain country code you can explore this data before using the functions.
library(oec)
country_codes
#> # A tibble: 263 x 2
#> country country_code
#> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 Afghanistan afg
#> 2 Albania alb
#> 3 Algeria dza
#> 4 American Samoa asm
#> 5 Andorra and
#> 6 Angola ago
#> 7 Anguilla aia
#> 8 Antarctica ata
#> 9 Antigua and Barbuda atg
#> 10 Areas xxa
#> # ... with 253 more rows
The OEC provides data classified using either HS92, HS96, HS02 and HS07 (Harmonized System) or SITC rev. 2 (Standard International Trade Classification).
As UN Comtrade explains both HS and SITC are trade classifications that are updated by releasing new revisions, and when a classification is released then it remains unaltered. For example, HS92 was released in 1992 and its product codes remain unaltered until today, while newer classifications (e.g. HS07) were created to include newer products (e.g. it was important to provide more details about electronic products that did not exist when HS92 was created).
The only difference between the OEC and official HS/SITC product names is that the OEC provides shortened product names (e.g. under SITC 6821 stands for “Copper and copper alloys, refined or not, unwrought” which we can simplify to “Copper (unwrought)”).
Each of these classifications consists in numeric codes and a detailed product name associated to each code, for example HS92 (and all HS revisions) contain 4 and 6 digits long codes while SITC does only cointain 4 digits long codes:
hs92
#> # A tibble: 6,282 x 5
#> product_name id group_name group_id color
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 Horses 0101 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 2 Horses, live pure-bred breeding 010111 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 3 Horses, live except pure-bred bre~ 010119 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 4 Asses, mules and hinnies, live 010120 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 5 Bovine 0102 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 6 Bovine animals, live pure-bred br~ 010210 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 7 Bovine animals, live, except pure~ 010290 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 8 Pigs 0103 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 9 Swine, live pure-bred breeding 010310 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> 10 Swine, live except pure-bred bree~ 010391 Animal Produ~ 01 #FFE9~
#> # ... with 6,272 more rows
Each product belongs to a group and the color column (given after product groups) allows to use the same palettes as the official website.
This function downloads data for a single year and needs (at least) a pairs of countries and a valid year according to the trade classification.
The API returns data for different trade classifications: (i) SITC (1962-2016); (ii) HS92 (1992-2016); (iii) HS96 (1996-2016); (iv) HS02 (2002-2016); (v) HS07 (2007-2016).
Chile-Argentina bilateral trade data in 2015 (SITC):
# What does Chile exchange with Argentina?
# year 1980 - SITC (4 characters)
get_data("chl", "arg", 1980)
#> # A tibble: 370 x 30
#> year origin_id destination_id origin_name destination_name id id_len
#> <dbl> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <int>
#> 1 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 5722 4
#> 2 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6250 4
#> 3 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6282 4
#> 4 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6289 4
#> 5 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6577 4
#> 6 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6631 4
#> 7 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6632 4
#> 8 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6645 4
#> 9 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6647 4
#> 10 1980 chl arg Chile Argentina 6760 4
#> # ... with 360 more rows, and 23 more variables: product_name <chr>,
#> # group_id <chr>, group_name <chr>, export_val <dbl>,
#> # export_val_growth_pct <dbl>, export_val_growth_pct_5 <dbl>,
#> # export_val_growth_val <dbl>, export_val_growth_val_5 <dbl>,
#> # export_rca <dbl>, import_val <dbl>, import_val_growth_pct <dbl>,
#> # import_val_growth_pct_5 <dbl>, import_val_growth_val <dbl>,
#> # import_val_growth_val_5 <dbl>, trade_exchange_val <dbl>, pci <dbl>,
#> # pci_rank <dbl>, pci_rank_delta <dbl>, top_exporter_code <chr>,
#> # top_importer_code <chr>, top_importer <chr>, top_exporter <chr>,
#> # color <chr>
Here some columns deserve an explanation:
id
: SITC or HS product code (e.g. 5722 stands for “Initiating Devices” in SITC)id_len
: How many digits does id
contain, this can be useful to filter by depth when using HS codes (HS 6 digits is a more detailed version of HS 4 digits, and therefore you don’t have to sum both or you’ll be counting exports/imports twice)group_id
: An international categorization of group products defined after product IDgroup_name
: The english name corresponding to group_id
export_val
: Exports measured in United States Dollars (USD)import_val
: Imports mesured in United States Dollars (USD)export_val_growth_pct
: Nominal increase/decrease in exports measured as percentage with respect to last yearexport_val_growth_pct_5
: Nominal increase/decrease in exports measured as percentage with respect to five years agoexport_val_growth_val
: Nominal increase/decrease in exports measured in USD with respect to last yearexport_val_growth_val_5
: Nominal increase/decrease in exports measured in USD with respect to five years agoexport_rca
: Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) according to the equations exposed in The Atlas of Economic Complexityimport_val_growth_pct
: Nominal increase/decrease in imports measured as percentage with respect to last yearimport_val_growth_pct_5
: Nominal increase/decrease in imports measured as percentage with respect to five years agoimport_val_growth_val
: Nominal increase/decrease in imports measured in USD with respect to last yearimport_val_growth_val_5
: Nominal increase/decrease in imports measured in USD with respect to five years agotrade_exchange_val
: Corresponds to the sum of imports and exportspci
: Product Complexity Index (PCI) according to the equations exposed in The Atlas of Economic Complexitypci_rank
: Rank of a product given its PCI (e.g. the highest PCI obtains the #1)pci_rank_delta
: How many places a product increased or decreased with respect to last yeartop_exporter
: Which country exports the most of a producttop_importer
: Which country exports the most of a producttop_exporter_code
: ISO-3 code of top_exporter
top_importer_code
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color
: Hex colors by product group, this can be useful to create visualizationsFor the other classifications is similar:
# What does Chile exchange with Argentina?
# year 2015 - HS07 (4 and 6 characters)
get_data("chl", "arg", 2015, "hs07")
If you need data for more than one year you can write the years as a vector:
# What does Chile exchange with Argentina?
# years 2010 and 2015 - HS07 (4 and 6 characters)
get_data("chl", "arg", c(2010,2015), "hs07")
Chile-Argentina bilateral trade data in 2000 (HS02):
# What does Chile exchange with Argentina?
# year 2000 - HS02 (4 and 6 characters)
get_data("chl", "arg", 2000, "hs02")
#> Error in get_data("chl", "arg", 2000, "hs02"): Provided that you requested HS02 data please
#> verify that the data you are requesting is
#> contained within the years 2002-2016.
The problem here is that HS02 data is only available since 2002.
Andorra-France bilateral trade data in 2015 (SITC):
# What does Andorra exchange with France?
# year 2015 - SITC (4 characters)
get_data("and", "fra", 2015)
#> Error in get_data("and", "fra", 2015): No data available. Try changing years or trade classification.
The problem here is that Andorra did not report SITC data in 2015 but they reported HS07 data.
Andorra-France bilateral trade data in 2015 (HS07):
# What does Andorra exchange with France?
# year 2015 - HS07 (4 and 6 characters)
get_data("and", "fra", 2015, "hs07")
#> # A tibble: 1,883 x 31
#> year origin_id destination_id origin_name destination_name id id_len
#> <dbl> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <int>
#> 1 2015 and fra Andorra France 0101 4
#> 2 2015 and fra Andorra France 0101~ 6
#> 3 2015 and fra Andorra France 0102 4
#> 4 2015 and fra Andorra France 0102~ 6
#> 5 2015 and fra Andorra France 0106 4
#> 6 2015 and fra Andorra France 0106~ 6
#> 7 2015 and fra Andorra France 0201 4
#> 8 2015 and fra Andorra France 0201~ 6
#> 9 2015 and fra Andorra France 0201~ 6
#> 10 2015 and fra Andorra France 0201~ 6
#> # ... with 1,873 more rows, and 24 more variables: product_name <chr>,
#> # group_id <chr>, group_name <chr>, export_val <dbl>,
#> # export_val_growth_pct <dbl>, export_val_growth_val <dbl>,
#> # export_val_growth_pct_5 <dbl>, export_val_growth_val_5 <dbl>,
#> # export_rca <dbl>, import_val <dbl>, import_val_growth_pct <dbl>,
#> # import_val_growth_pct_5 <dbl>, import_val_growth_val <dbl>,
#> # import_val_growth_val_5 <dbl>, import_rca <dbl>,
#> # trade_exchange_val <dbl>, pci <dbl>, pci_rank <dbl>,
#> # pci_rank_delta <dbl>, top_exporter_code <chr>,
#> # top_importer_code <chr>, top_importer <chr>, top_exporter <chr>,
#> # color <chr>
The OEC has some situations as the example above. Not all countries report their trade numbers using all trade classifications.


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John Mulaney made a kids variety special with David Byrne & more for Netflix
by Bill Pearis“I’m John Mulaney and I am a 37 year old man,” says comedian John Mulaney of his just-announced upcoming Netflix special that takes the form of an old-school kids variety special. “The Sack Lunch Bunch is a group of children ages 8-13 who are more talented than me.”
In John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch, they’re joined by David Byrne, Tony-winning actor Andre De Shields, Natasha Lyonne, Annaleigh Ashford, Shereen Pimentel, Richard Kind, and Jake Gyllenhaal (“from the movie Zodiac,” says John). “The result is a collage of Broadway caliber showstoppers, comedy sketches for all ages, meditations on the unknown from children and adults, and a papier mache volcano. It’s funny, musical, joyous, anxious, and surprisingly profound.”
This awesome-sounding special, directed by John’s Documentary Now!/Comeback Kid collaborator Rhys Thomas, drops Christmas Eve (December 24) on Netflix.


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You need to ensure that the Play TestSocketIOServer is running, this can be run by running sbt test:run
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That server will serve this as the index file.
JSONP tests are disabled by default because they are slow and they make working with the tests harder because they turn the refresh button into a stop button, so you have to let all the tests run before you can hit refresh and try again.


Copy your code and validate your code multpiple times througout the duration of the work time using "https://validator.w3.org/" (Don't forget to save your work).
Type "python -m SimpleHTTPServer" into terminal and on your web browser, type in "localhost:8000/filename" to see how the webpage looks like.
In terminal, type in sftp username1234@cmis-hsteacher and type in your password.
Then, type in cd public_html and type in "put filename".
In terminal, press Ctrl+c to exit out of sftp.
After that, type in "git add filename", then "git commit -m "commit message"", finally, type in git push.


In today's world women and men are equal in many ways. Many women have full time jobs and care for their families. There are more responsibilities that are falling on female shoulders. Subsequently it increases daily stress and physical exhaustion. Stress is supposed to be good for us; it keeps us alert and motivated. Yet, too much stress or prolonged stress can lead to depression in people with predisposition.
Unipolar depression is predicted to be the second leading cause of global disability. It is twice 1as common in women as men. Depressive disorders account for close to 41.9% of the disability among women compared to 29.3% among men. Anxiety is often accompanied by depression.
My patients often have unexplained physical complaints such as: headaches, nausea and vomiting, skin rashes, chest pain, frequent urination, difficulty in breathing, abdominal pain, diarrhea, lower back pain, skin and muscle discomfort. Many of these physical complaints could be associated with fears and excessive worries. Most physical symptoms are real and caused by emotional stress. This can be a vicious cycle because physical symptoms can lead to more emotional stress.
How to approach these situations? As a starting point medical causes need to be ruled out, even though the reasons could be obvious and stressors are already identified. All necessary tests related to a
physical complaint needs to be evaluated. Effective reassurance is required, and medical history as well as detailed up to date physical examination will provide that.
Management of stress and life problems is not easy to modify, but the improvement of coping skills along with other techniques could be helpful. Learning how to relax is easy to say, but difficult to do. I often give advice to my patients to practice relaxation techniques, so the relaxation techniques could work on them. Another helpful tip is to avoid patterns of negative thinking, increase level of physical activity, and get proactive in seeking positive and pleasurable experiences.
Here are some useful strategies:
1. Do self talk to reassure yourself and raise your self confidence:
..My stressors are temporary. My signs of medical illness were ruled out by medical checkup. Even though my stress is unique to me, everyone deals with stress daily. If they can deal with the stress I can deal with it too
2. Practice relaxation techniques and be aware of your physical reaction to stress:
Practice slow breathing by using the abdominal muscles to reduce common physical symptoms such as muscle tension, hot and cold flushes, headaches, chest tightness or shortness of breath. Breathe in for three seconds and out for three seconds and then pause for three seconds before breathing in again. Use this technique before and during the situations that make you anxious. Regularly check your breathing and slow it down throughout the days that are especially stressful.
3. Change your attitude and ways of thinking:
Find something positive about yourself, live in the moment, and use your sensory organs to enjoy your surroundings. Acknowledge your negative automatic thoughts and start practice of creating positive ones for each negative statement.
4. Watch your diet:
Healthy eating and quality life style is the key to your youth. Create your own healthy diet by using your favorite foods. Make it an art and take pride in making your own sandwich or salad. Experiment with new ingredients; take your time to day dream while enjoying your new gastronomic experiences. Water is a mandatory drink for everyone's health.
5. Look after your sleep cycle:
Sleep is another essential health factor which is often ignored. Lack of sleep changes the mood of everyone, even for most calm and relaxed. Sleep disturbance is a common complaint of depression and anxiety. Check your sleep pattern, and causes of interruption. Routines are important for healthy sleep.
6. Increase level of physical activity:
It is important to allocate time for exercise activities. Investing in exercise will pay you back with dividends of good mood and healthy self-esteem. Whether it is several short exercise sessions of 5-10 min in durations, or 1-2 hours of working out you get the feeling of an energy boost, sense of higher level of accomplishment, and overall satisfaction with yourself.
These insignificant modifications of daily lifecycle can significantly improve your health in a long term period.
To summarize this passage in three points: First, rule out any medical conditions, Second treat your mental conditions if there are any, and then start addressing your stress problems with modifications to
your daily lifecycle.


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The European Jewish Association condemned the auction Wednesday at Hermann Historica in Munich, saying that "it's wrong to make money off these blood-soaked items, especially in Germany of all places."
The German news agency dpa reported that the auction house's owner, Bernhard Pacher, rejected criticism, saying: "The majority of our customers are museums, public collections and private collectors who really deal with the topic meticulously."
It's not the first time Hermann Historica has been criticized for dealing with Nazi memorabilia. In 2016, it auctioned off one of Hitler's uniforms for 275,000 euros ($304,270).


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Lecture 1
Lecture 2
Lecture 3
Lecture 4
Digital Communication Fundamentals & Applications
DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN
Circuit Design with VHDL
Fundamentals of Digital Logic with VHDL
VHDL Tutorials
HIGH VOLTAGE ENGINEERING
High Voltage Engineering Lecture
Lecture Notes
POWER ELECTRONICS
Curves for Power Electronics
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Final
3 Phase Template
POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS
Power System Analysis
Electric Power System
Power System
SUBSTATION TRANSMISSIONS LINE DESIGN
Overhead Line Design
Underground Cable Design
Substration Design


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Hacknot - All Aboard The Gravy Train: "You just focus on the problems with the old technology, while saying nothing of the problems that will inevitably accompany the new one. The newer option has an image that is unblemished by the harsh light of experience."


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Haley Eisenshtadt
The Grace Hopper Celebration completely changed how I saw myself. I never thought I would find as many female role models in technology as I did at last year's conference. I met my future Microsoft Studios supervisor at the conference. I connected with Case alumni, discovered the true breadth of the fields of technology, and became confident in my own work.


December 4, 2019
Project 4: Infographic Timeline
I was really excited about this project. I wanted to do something that was unique and in a shorter span of time. In my spare time, I sometimes enjoy watching documentaries on unsolved mysteries, otherwise known as cold cases. One of my favorite cold cases is that of D.B. Cooper.
November 4, 2019
Project 3: Editorial
The environmental costs of fast fashion
With the rise in environmental awareness, I wanted to create a piece that would speak out on what has been happening. The article I read up on spoke about how fast fashion was not creating millions of pounds of textile waste and polluting water, but also burning down forrests.
November 4, 2019
Project 3: Editorial
Reflections on the gender inclusive Siddur
I don't feel that I have been too connected to my religion, but over the last year I have been investing more and more time into studying my Jewish Heritage and learning about my culture and myself. I wanted to create a piece on something I was passionate about, so I decided to take an article from the feminist Jewish Magazine "Lilith", which I had written a whole paper on last year.
November 4, 2019
Project 3: Editorial
Binghamton's first vegan restaurant comes to Clinton Street
This article is written by Binghamton's student-run newspaper, Pipe Dream. I have been creating artwork for Pipe Dream for three years and wanted to use one of their articles for part of this assignment.
October 7, 2019
Project 2: Personal Icon
Project 2: Process
Here I created three icons I felt best represented myself using multiple elements in a cohesive way. I wanted all of the colors to be connected, so I used two different types of purples that I felt best represented me. The pizza, the dog, and the Hamsa all represent different parts of myself. I first sketched in my notebook and I rendered these sketches in illustrator.
August 28, 2019
Project 1: Avatar
My first assignment was to create an avatar from an isometric grid. My drawings are usually stylistic and I decided to incorporate that into my vector art. I put my avatar in one of my favorite places: a beach in New Jersey.


Fresh Tomatoes Movie Trailers
Toy Story
Batman: The Dark Knight
Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
The Emperor's New Groove
Interestellar
Rocky II


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This demo calls the EBay WS API both synchronously and asynchronously, to obtain items matching each of the keywords passed on the query string. The time the request thread is held is displayed for both.


Installation¶
Quick install¶
Install with pip from the GitHub repository:
pip install git+https://github.com/jgrss/geowombat
Install dependencies¶
If you already have GDAL and libspatialindex installed, geowombat should work. To test it, see the section on testing. If GDAL or libspatialindex are not installed, you will need to do so before having a functional geowombat.
Install GDAL¶
If all you need to install is GDAL, see Installing GDAL on Ubuntu or Installing GDAL on Conda.
Step-by-step guide¶
If you are starting from scratch and wish to walk through the full installation procedure, see the following installation steps. We recommend using virtual environments and provide examples with virtualenv and conda.
1. Install with a virtual environment¶
Virtual environments with virtualenv¶
Install the virtualenv Python package:
pip install virtualenv
Create a virtual environment with a specific Python version:
virtualenv -p python3.7 gwenv
Activate the virtual environment:
source gwenv/bin/activate
Virtual environments with Conda¶
Install Conda following the online instructions.
Create a virtual Conda environment with a specific Python version:
conda create --name gwenv python=3.7 cython numpy
Activate the virtual environment:
conda activate gwenv
Using the virtual environment¶
With an environment activated, the command line should look something like:
(gwenv) $
2. GeoWombat requirements¶
Cython, NumPy, and GDAL must be installed prior to installing GeoWombat. Cython and NumPy can be installed via pip (note that the conda example above installs Cython and NumPy):
pip install cython numpy
GDAL can be installed via pip or conda, but it requires the GDAL binaries.
Installing non-Python GeoWombat prerequisites¶
GeoWombat requires GDAL and libspatialindex.
Note
This GDAL requirement is a prerequisite itself for the Python GDAL bindings.
Installing GDAL on Ubuntu¶
Install Python 3 (if not installed):
# Ubuntu>=16.10
sudo apt install python3
If Python 3 is already installed, but pip is not, install pip:
apt install python3-pip
# or
# pip install pip-tools
Install the GDAL binaries:
# Add GDAL and update Ubuntu
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntugis/ppa && sudo apt-get update
# Optional--add the latest unstable version (for GDAL 3.0)
# sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntugis/ubuntugis-unstable
# Install the GDAL binaries
sudo apt install gdal-bin
sudo apt install libgdal-dev
Update environment paths:
export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=/usr/include/gdal
export C_INCLUDE_PATH=/usr/include/gdal
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
# Optional, add permanently to a .profile file
# echo 'export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH="/usr/include/gdal"' >> ~/.profile
# echo 'export C_INCLUDE_PATH="/usr/include/gdal"' >> ~/.profile
# echo 'export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/local/lib"' >> ~/.profile
Check the installed GDAL version:
gdalinfo --version
Note
If you install GDAL 3.x on Ubuntu, when importing rasterio you may receive an error saying
CPLE_OpenFailedError: Unable to open EPSG support file gcs.csv.
This error is documented on rasterio’s ReadTheDocs page and GitHub page. If the suggested solutions do not fix the issue, you can try setting the GDAL_DATA environment variable to point to Fiona (which will be installed automatically when installing GeoWombat). For example, if you have setup a virtual environment, the GDAL_DATA variable can point to /path/to/myenv/lib/python3.7/site-packages/fiona/gdal_data, where /path/to/myenv is the name of your virtual environment path directory. Change 3.7 if using a different Python version.
Installing libspatialindex on Ubuntu¶
Install libspatialindex (which is a requirement for Rtree):
sudo apt install libspatialindex-dev
Installing GDAL with Conda¶
See conda-forge examples.
Installing libspatialindex with Conda¶
See conda-forge examples.
Install the GDAL Python bindings¶
GeoWombat will attempt to install the GDAL Python package if the GDAL binaries are installed. However, to install Python GDAL manually, use pip:
# match the GDAL binaries
pip install GDAL==$(gdal-config --version | awk -F'[.]' '{print $1"."$2}') --no-binary=gdal
# which is the same as the following if the GDAL binary version is 2.4.0
# pip install GDAL==2.4.0 --no-binary=gdal
3. Install GeoWombat¶
Install the latest version from GitHub.com:
pip install git+https://github.com/jgrss/geowombat
4. Install optional extras¶
Install GeoWombat with libraries for co-registration:
pip install git+https://github.com/jgrss/geowombat.git#egg=project[coreg]
Install GeoWombat with libraries for co-registration and geo-performance enhancements:
pip install git+https://github.com/jgrss/geowombat.git#egg=project[coreg,perf]
Install GeoWombat with all extra libraries:
pip install git+https://github.com/jgrss/geowombat.git#egg=project[all]
Test the installation¶
If GeoWombat installed correctly, you should be able to run the following command:
python -c "import geowombat as gw;print(gw.__version__)"
or in Python:
In [1]: import geowombat as gw
In [2]: print(gw.__version__)
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An example of a full installation on Ubuntu with Conda¶
The following installs a working anaconda environment including GDAL:
pip install pip-tools
conda create -n geowombat python=3.7 cython scipy numpy zarr requests -c conda-forge
conda activate geowombat
sudo apt install libspatialindex-dev libgdal-dev
conda install -c conda-forge libspatialindex zarr requests
pip install git+https://github.com/jgrss/geowombat
python -c "import geowombat as gw;print(gw.__version__)"


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This page contains the wireframes for the Spothole Citizen App (Mobile Variant)
Wireframes have been designed using Figma
This screen represents the Google Login Screen
It contains three main components. The background image (powered by Unsplash), the Google Sign In Button and the App Logo.
Users have the option to start their report by uploading an existing image of a pothole they clicked by browsing through the file system or by clicking a fresh photo using the inbuilt camera.
Once users have decided on the method for uploading, the image under consideration is validated by the python based deep learning model placed on the backend server to verify if the image uploaded contains one or more potholes.
If the media file contains one or mpre potholes, the users are presented with an option to share more details about their report.
Assuming that the uploaded image is validated successfully, users are given the option to select a location (either current (presented after seeking permission)) or to enter a custom location
After which users are asked to use a progress indicator to specify how severe the reported pothole(s) is(are) according to them.
Finally they are asked to give more details about their report through a required input text area componenet. Once the user has successfully submitted the report, they can now view the same using the My Complaints Screen.
On signing into the app with their Google Accounts, users are presented with the My Complaints Screen.
Existing users who have at least one report created can manage the status of their report and add additional comments to it or reply on comments from authorities using this section of the App.
Users can click on any of the reports to view the detailed description for the report and monitor any notifications or to communicate with the authority through the chat section.
This screen presents the user with an option to enter the source and destination location.
After which a map is presented to the user based on the source and destination location entered by the user. A direction route is rendered on the map for the user.
It displays the route with the marked potholes on the path which were approved by the authorities. It uses Google's Maps API to build the route.
Custom markers for potholes with status approved ranging on severity are presented to the user on the route if they are close to the route.
It determines if a pothole is assocaited with a path using the 'isLocationOnEdge' library function provided by Google Maps.
A legend explaining the different attributes of the map is presented to the user.
Also, there is a street view renderer for the users.
This screen can be used by any logged in user to monitor a route and the status for the different potholes on it and plan travel accordingly.
This screen contains the basic details (avatar, name, email address of the user)
It is then followed by a counter for reports with a status of either submitted, approved or completed.
Based on the above counters the user is assigned with a badge score indicating their contribution to the community.
This score is a weighted average score based on the counters mentioned above.
This score can later be used for rewarding the user. (TBD)


About
This is my online resume. It's a work in progress, as I am.
Job Experience
Python Software Developer
Strypes
2016-2018
Currently working as such. More information coming soon.
Psychologist and Art therapist
Centre for social support
2015
Counselling and support of youth at risk and their families.
I've been working with children and teenagers manifesting deviant and/or delinquent behaviour, self-control issues, showing emotional symptoms and suicidal tendencies, school dropouts and other youth at risk. The work with these children consisted of helping them build better coping strategies, teaching them adequate social skills and offering emotional support. The work with early married teenagers included educating them about the dangers of child marriage and teaching them basic child-raising skills. Building trusting relationships with the children was necessary in order to achieve a desired outcome.
The artistic and creative therapy with the children was aimed at helping them build higher self-esteem, learn to express themselves in a creative way, as well as learn how to cooperate.
Since I was working in a team of other professionals, a certain aspect of the work included burnout prevention among my colleagues. Giving presentations at schools and kindergartens related to socially important issues was another aspect of my job.
Freelance Visual Artist
Self-employed
2007-2014
Doing creative freelance work: illustration, digital painting, making handmade dolls and accessories for sale etc. I had the opportunity to learn how to use a wide variety of applications, such as Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.
During the same time frame I also started a few online businesses which impelled me to be efficient, organized and to think in a customer-oriented manner.


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| CS 371 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Homework #2 |
1. Pancake Sorting with Flip Costs: For this exercise, we will work with a variant of the "Pancake Sorting Problem". A stack of pancakes with different sizes is represented as a permutation of p integers {0, ... , p-1}. A "flip" of n pancakes reverses the order of the first n pancakes, and incurs a cost of n. Our goal is to seek a minimal total cost sequence of flips to sort a given pancake permutation. Consider the following example optimal solution for pancake sequence {5, 2, 7, 4, 1, 3, 6, 0}:
5 2 7 4 1 3 6 0 cost: 0 flip 2: 2 5 7 4 1 3 6 0 cost: 2 flip 4: 4 7 5 2 1 3 6 0 cost: 6 flip 3: 5 7 4 2 1 3 6 0 cost: 9 flip 2: 7 5 4 2 1 3 6 0 cost: 11 flip 6: 3 1 2 4 5 7 6 0 cost: 17 flip 3: 2 1 3 4 5 7 6 0 cost: 20 flip 2: 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 0 cost: 22 flip 7: 6 7 5 4 3 2 1 0 cost: 29 flip 2: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 cost: 31 flip 8: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 cost: 39With the initial sequence, no cost is incurred. After flipping (reversing) the first 2 pancakes {5, 2}, a cost of 2 is accumulated. After next flipping the first 4 pancakes {2, 5, 7, 4}, the cumulative cost is then 6. Continuing on through all 10 flips, we reach a goal node with optimal (minimal) cost 39. (Optimal flip sequences may not be unique.)
Implement HPancakeSortNode.java according to this specification. Have all the following necessary supporting classes (developed and/or specified in class) available in the same directory when you submit your work.
Pancake Sorting History: First discussed by mathematician Jacob Goodman, the Pancake Sorting Problem in its original form (with cost equal to depth of search, i.e. number of flips regardless of flip sizes) was of great interest to a sophomore at Harvard College who took on the research challenge and dropped out a year later. That sophomore's pancake sorting algorithm held the record for being the best for more than 30 years when it was bested in 2008 by researchers at UT Dallas. That Harvard sophomore dropout was Bill Gates.
This variant is my own design.


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In addition to the methods listed above,
class RVG::Text
also implements the styles method.
RVG::Text.new(x=0, y=0, text=nil) [ { |text| ...} ] -> text
This method is usually invoked indirectly via the text method in the RVG::ClipPath, RVG::Group, RVG::Pattern, and RVG classes.
Text objects are containers, so this method yields to a block if one is present. A text object can contain RVG::Tspan objects that are added directly via tspan, or indirectly via tref.
All arguments are optional. You can omit all the arguments when you just want to use the text
object as a container for
tspans
.
text.d(dx[, dy=0]) [ { |self| ...} ] -> self
The dx and dy arguments are added to the x and y
text
arguments to form the initial text position. Yields to a block if one is present.
self
text.rotate(degrees) [ { |text| ...} ] -> self
Rotates the text about the initial text position by the specified number of degrees. Yields to a block if one is present.
self
text.tref(tspan, x=0, y=0) -> self
Adds the referenced Tspan object to the text container.
Tspan
object.text.tspan(string=nil, x=nil, y=nil) [ { |tspan| ...} ] -> tspan
Calls RVG::Tspan.new to construct a tspan and adds it to the enclosing RVG::Text object. Yields to a block if one is present, passing the new tspan as an argument.
Although tspan
has the same arguments as RVG::Text.new
they are not in the same order. The tspan
method has
the string argument first followed by the [x, y] arguments. The
RVG::Text.new
arguments are just the opposite.
The new tspan, so other RVG::Tspan
methods can be chained to it.
The basic styles include font styles and text styles. Note that ImageMagick uses the font styles to select a font from the available fonts. If it cannot find a font that exactly matches it will use the closest matching font. Unlike MS Windows, ImageMagick will not alter a font - by artificially slanting it to to simulate italics, for example - to produce a match.
font stylesDepending on the fonts that ImageMagick is configured with you may not see the effect of some of the styles used in this example.
These styles are emulated by RVG by orienting and positioning each glyph individually. Consequently any use of a non-default value for one of these styles will probably cause your script to dramatically slow down. If you specify an invalid value for any of these styles RVG ignores the value and uses the default. RVG frequently uses approximate measurements to emulate these styles so the results will not be as precise as when ImageMagick is doing the work.
::Magick::RVG::WORD_SEP
constant. By default the value of
::Magick::RVG::WORD_SEP
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We're looking for a Senior Designer to join our in-house design team. Here's the job spec in pure job-speak:
"Based from our offices in central Brighton, you'll work closely with our customers, our development team and third party suppliers to define and build delightful mobile software products. Commercial experience of mobile design and an absolute passion for the medium will be essential, as will strong interaction design skills and a solid understanding of the technical constraints of the medium. Externally you'll be representing us to the design community; internally you'll be responsible for honing and refining our approach and techniques.
Future Platforms is an 8-year old UK software business employing 14 members of staff. We live by the seaside and build delightful mobile products for a diverse range of clients. In the last year we've worked on customising handset themes for Nokia, mobile social software for Trutap, concept development for Channel 4, won a place on the BBC Innovation Labs scheme, and helped Discovery US viewers hunt ghosts across America.
Email a CV and covering letter to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you're interested.
Truly, madly, deeply, no agencies please. Really, please don't"
That last bit about agencies is so important. Every time I post a job ad I get inundated by calls from agencies, write down their names, and resolve never to use them.


Isetta
Demystifying game engine development process
Project Info
| Duration | 15 weeks (August - December, 2018) |
| Team Size | 5 |
| Other team members | Chaojie Zhu, Jacob Wilson, Caleb Biasco, Jared Ettinger |
| Links |
Introduction
The Isetta Engien Project team is demystifying game engine development process for junior developer by making a game engine in C++ and documenting the entire thought & decision-making process. Along the way, we are also conducting interviews with industry professionals, and publishing the edited interview in text on our website.
Notable Contributions
- We held a game jam where participants all use the Isetta Engine!
- We wrote 16 dev blogs that's 75,000 words long in total!
- We published a book of our interviews with seasonsed engine programmers!
-
Engine implementation:
- Some memory allocators: stack allocator, pool allocator, templated pool allocator, single frame allocator, and double buffered allocator
- Objet handles and a naive memory defragmentation system
- Scene hierarchy and the transform component
- A dynamic AABB tree to accelerate collision detection
- The audio module using FMOD low-level API
- Developed a demo LAN twin stick shooter game with the Isetta Engine


We make a monthly post on OutFox's Reddit every 25th to 27th of each month but January.
These posts were written by moruzerinho6, keep that in mind when “I” shows in text.
If you are not aware of what Tiny-Foxes is, consider looking our website first.
It's post day and as always, we come with updates on our projects. Today is a special day since it's also OutFox 4.9.8 release, so be sure to check it out since some of our contributions are also there.
We now have a Twitter account where we'll share the status of our members' repositories, community content that also isn't on Tiny-Foxes, and partners news such as from Team Rizu. You can find us at https://twitter.com/tiny_foxes
Simplified Chinese (zh-CN) Translation for Project OutFox
Fixed peak NPS being inaccurate thanks to SheepyChris
Got updated to match more with OutFox website.
Got updated to reflect the changes in MoondanceWeb
Got a new color by Jack5, "opsm1"
Got updated to include the new Repositories and Members.
Got a new judgment called "RGB Chroma"
We got new members!
If you don't know who the Moondance Staff is, read this section of OutFox wiki
The Moondance team has been working together better and more actively than ever, two of our members also joined more closely with Team Rizu.
We just started the OutFox Community Pack project, read more about it on https://projectmoon.dance/outfox-community-pack so you can learn how to join and contribute with Music, Graphics or Chart to be included in OutFox! If you're in our Discord Server be sure to check the new channels.
For those who report bugs in the OutFox Issue Tracker repository, we moved the Bug Hunter Leaderboard into a single public markdown file that you can see here.
If you are not aware of what Tiny-Foxes is, consider reading this old post first.
It has been a busy month, so much that this post is coming right in the end of our promised enddate, its finally here now but also important changes needs to be adressed.
Monthly posts such as this one will also be posted on OutFox subreddit which is driven by the Moondance Staff who controls Tiny-Foxes. With that change, the new title for our posts will be changed to reflect for changes made by Moondance Projects as a whole and not only Tiny-Foxes, this means Tiny-Foxes will still be considered the biggest and most impotant topic of the posts, but Moondance Projects will also be a topic.
Q: What is Project Moondance?
R: Moondance Staff assists Team Rizu by creating, maintaining and expanding community projects and organizations, such as:
Q: Who is part of Project Moondance
R: See on outfox-wiki
Those changes will only start to take action when the next update comes, we do not intent to stop posting monthly updates here. With that said, lets go with our project updates.
Has been updated with logging and fixed wrong string keys which led to display of undefined results.
Got updated to reflect with new OutFox releases.
Got varius updates for its noteskins.
Is finally public and its being merged to its desired theme.
Got its content updated to reflect all the changes in Tiny-Foxes.
Got its lines updated for OutFox Alpha <IP_ADDRESS>
That's it for now, see everyone next month!
If you are not aware of what Tiny-Foxes is, consider reading this old post first.
It has been a long time since our last post (2 months) as most people took a break in January, but now we're in a new yeat with more exciting features coming to both Tiny-Foxes and StepMania OutFox.
First of all, we now have a Tiny-Foxes Website where you can find our repositories, members, old posts and more to come. The Website is still very barebones and in works as its looks and features are still a work in progress. Now let's go with the new projects:
Scripts for porting modfiles from NotITG to OutFox
Have you ever tried to translate a program like Stepmania and wondered "Hmmmmm, now where can I find that line in the .ini?" Now there's no need to wonder! This program will make a translator view file for your translation .ini and make you translation job easier
This is the repository for plugins that are compatible with the notitg-mirin template.
Now with the project updates:
Got updated with the latest 4.9.7 outfox alpha and additional PIU gamemode visual features.
Has had more CMD removal for better performance thanks to MrThatKid
continue to get its bugs and performance fixed thanks to JoseVarelaP
Updated ddr and popn wheels, also improvements for the 5th mix
Fix Shadowtip 3D versions falling back to the wrong noteskin
Implemented logging to help find and fix problems.
Updated to fit with the website.
Updated to fit with the website.
Got its lines updated for OutFox Alpha 4.9.7
New Tiny-foxes member since last post: Sudospective
That's it for now, see everyone next month!
If you ever wish to translate the Project MoonDance website to your language then this is what you'll need.
This is the last post of 2020 and I would like to share that I have no clue if one will be created for January of 2021, updates might come for OutFox Alpha V which is supposed to come in february but don't expect much more than translation updates since most people will be using their free time with their family (Just like me).
Now, with the new projects!
Translate Project Moondance just like how you translate StepMania and its themes with ini files! This removes almost every html code that would be needed in the manual translation of the website.
XML-Convert is a tool to help convert OpenITG/NotITG song-specific xml files into lua files. In theory, it should work with any OS that can run lua, but it's only been tested on linux.
This is the community version of the current default theme of StepMania OutFox 5.3, this means that the community can toy with it for features and addons and Team Rizu will pull from it good features if necessary.
This is the community version of the current default theme of StepMania OutFox 5.3, this means that the community can toy with it for features and addons and Team Rizu will pull from it good features if necessary.
Now, with the project updates:
Got a new judgment called "Noto"
Got more updates than expected.
New color schemes made by Rosho128:
New color scheme made by Snil4
Got little things fixed on its noteskins.
Got new features for translators:
You can now sync your translation file with a reference file (usually the EN.ini).
Added a new tool: The Lines Counter
It compares 2 files, and tells you how many files in the target file are different (and thus translated) than the reference file. It then prints the total number of lines to be translated, and the total number of lines already translated.
Got new front pages.
Added and translated the new front pages.
Got its lines updated for OutFox Alpha 4.9.6
New members that joined Tiny-Foxes since last post:
We're now a family of 29 members! You can be there too, does your project support OutFox? Just talk with us in Project Moondance Discord!
And that's it for a while, wish everyone a great new year!
If you are not aware of what Tiny-Foxes is, consider reading this old post first.
Hello everyone, I'm here again to show our monthly progress as usual, this month we had way more people joining us so I have to thank you all for giving us this support, and me personally for helping me be part of this community and project moondance.
If you ever wish to translate the Project MoonDance website to your language then this is what you'll need.
This will be our launcher for you to download Tiny-Foxes projects and they'll be automatically moved to your OutFox folder so they can work as intended without much user interaction. There's no ETA but I'm work hard on it. (Programmer details: It's being made with TS, JS, Node.JS, Electron)
A collection of Music Wheels made for Stepmania 5. There are many awesome Wheels in there so I recommend you checking it out!
Español is now hosted in Tiny-Foxes since nitroburr joined to support Jose in translation.
Hebrew (he) Translation for StepMania 5.3 "OutFox". New language for OutFox!
The sequel to SkyBlader07's Alpha.By the same person, really. heckout those noteskins, they're really good!
Many high detailed and carefully made 3D noteskins, check it out!
Is getting updated with new features and optimizations for OutFox, be sure to keep your clone up to date!
Keeps getting more and more custom features that you might wanna take a look at!
Got its fonts updated by MrThatKid. [Team Rizu Dev and New Tiny-Foxes member!]
Lambda-PTBR is now in WIP state again because it's going to change it's support for the OutFox enhanced branch.
Got it's strings updated for OutFox new alpha.
Got it's strings updated for OutFox new alpha.
Got more colors!
Got it's strings updated for OutFox new alpha.
Got it's strings updated for OutFox new alpha.
Has it's strings ready for the new alpha.
Credits! We got a lot of new members in Tiny-Foxes!
If you are not aware of what Tiny-Foxes is, consider reading this old post first.
It has been a month and a lot of things have happened with Tiny-Foxes, first I'll announce that I will be doing this monthly update so I don't spam this reddit with new projects, 30 days should be a good interval for this.
First this is now our organization new icon that was given by u/Lirodon:
Now, with the new projects:
This is our version of Simply Love made for 5.3, and 5.3 only, with this version of Simply Love we're gonna add 5.3 specific features just like SoundWaves(5.3 default theme) has.
Judgment fonts created by AppleArcade120 are stored here.
Italian (IT) Translation for StepMania 5.3 "OutFox"
Polish (PL) Translation for StepMania 5.3 "Lambda" theme
Now, with the projects updates:
Now I would like to clarify some things about Tiny-Foxes:
This is it for now, if you have any questions please comment or contact me on Project MoonDance Discord (My username is Moru Zerinho6#9939).
With Project OutFox (StepMania 5.3) in the works, and reviving the StepMania community back together, many little projects have started to make content for it, and to add more features that don't have to deal with older versions of StepMania with its bad code practices, because of that, I created Tiny-Foxes which is a community run project to support and help community content.
Initially, it was a place to store translations for OutFox, but Team Rizu and its community decided to give me more support than I could have ever thought of getting.
Here's an example of projects that we have done for now:
Where we host official strings that goes to OutFox itself.
A translation tool made by Ksempac to help organize and make translators life easier, more functions are yet to come so be sure to keep an eye on it!
A version of CircoCero more optimized for OutFox maintained by Jose_Varela, one of Team Rizu members and popular theme maker.
Multilingual judgments by Haley.
Good looking judgments made by MattMayuga
A project I started recently so people can host their custom color schemes that SoundWaves enables you to make. (Note: SoundWaves is the name of Project OutFox default theme)
And of course we have a lot of awesome people who are helping StepMania to be more accessible for those who don't speak English:
More projects are coming! You can find us in Project Moondance Discord Server.


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Satori Quick Start Info¶
What is Satori?¶
Satori is a GPU heavy high-performance Power 9 system developed as a collaboration between MIT and IBM. It has 64 1TB memory Power 9 nodes. Each node hosts four NVidia V100 32GB memory GPU cards. Within a node GPUs are linked by an NVLink2 network thst supports nearly to 200GB/s bi-directional transfer between GPUs. A 100Gb/s Infiniband network with microsecond user space latency connects the cluster nodes togehter.
How can I get an account?¶
Anyone with active MIT credentials (i.e. all students, employees and sponsored guest account https://ist.mit.edu/guest-accounts ) can connect to the Satori portal and create a project. A basic project is provided somewhat limited access. Once a project has been created the project lead may request extra access as needed.
Contents¶
- IBM Watson Machine Learning Community Edition (WMLCE)
- [1] Install Anaconda
- [2] WMLCE: Setting up the software repository
- [3] WMLCE: Creating and activate conda environments (recommended)
- [4] WMLCE: Installing all frameworks at the same time
- [5] WMLCE: Testing ML/DL frameworks (Pytorch, TensorFlow etc) installation
- The WML CE Supplementary channel is available at: https://anaconda.org/powerai/.
- The WML CE Early Access channel is available at: https://public.dhe.ibm.com/ibmdl/export/pub/software/server/ibm-ai/conda-early-access/.
- Distributed Deep Learning


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Adds a file to download
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FTPDownloaderThread
Adds a file to download
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FTPUploaderThread
Clears out the queue of files to upload
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Utility class to perform download of files from an FTP server.
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FTPDownloaderThread
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Utility class to store entries on an FTP server, to be used in generating a manifest of all files on a server.
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com.brightcove.commons.ftp
FTPManifestThread
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Utility class to list the files on an FTP server.
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Utility class to perform upload of files to an FTP server.
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getDestination()
- Method in interface com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPMapping
Returns the Destination for the FTP transaction
getDestination()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
UploadMapping
getDownloadMappings()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPDownloaderThread
Returns a list of all files to be downloaded
getException()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
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- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
getServerName()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
getServerPort()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
getSkipTransfer()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
getSource()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
DownloadMapping
getSource()
- Method in interface com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPMapping
Returns the source for the FTP transaction
getSource()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
UploadMapping
getStartDirectory()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestThread
getType()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestEntry
getUploadMappings()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPUploaderThread
Returns a list of all files to be uploaded
getUsername()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
P
printFTPCommandInfo(String)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
Utility method to print more detailed information about an FTP command
R
resetException()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
Sets the last exception to null
run()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPDownloaderThread
run()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestThread
run()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
run()
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPUploaderThread
S
setCompleted(Boolean)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestEntry
setDebug(Boolean)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setDestination(File)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
DownloadMapping
setDestination(D)
- Method in interface com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPMapping
Sets the destination for the FTP transaction
setDestination(String)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
UploadMapping
setDownloadMappings(List<DownloadMapping>)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPDownloaderThread
Sets the list of all files to be downloaded
setException(Exception)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setFtpClient(FTPClient)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setLog(Logger)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setName(String)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestEntry
setPassiveTransfer(Boolean)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setPassword(String)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setPath(String)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestEntry
setRemoveSource(Boolean)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setServerName(String)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setServerPort(Integer)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setSkipTransfer(Boolean)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
setSource(String)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
DownloadMapping
setSource(S)
- Method in interface com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPMapping
Sets the source for the FTP transaction
setSource(File)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
UploadMapping
setType(FTPManifestEntryType)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestEntry
setUploadMappings(List<UploadMapping>)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPUploaderThread
Sets the list of all files to be uploaded
setUsername(String)
- Method in class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPThread
U
UploadMapping
- Class in
com.brightcove.commons.ftp
Provides a mapping between a source file on disk and a destination path on an FTP server
UploadMapping(File, String)
- Constructor for class com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
UploadMapping
Default constructor
V
valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestEntryType
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
values()
- Static method in enum com.brightcove.commons.ftp.
FTPManifestEntryType
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.


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