We have swallowed the Sanctuary Below, but we shall never consume it. There shall be a reckoning of steel and blood, should we not turn back from this dire course which we have set ourselves upon.– Councilor Albert Ubel, “Liberty Amidst the Coming Darkness”, Year 104
Escape from the Underdark began in the autumn of 2005 as an attempt by the founding DM team to produce a high quality persistent world with a rich history that would reach new heights of storytelling, intrigue, and conflict. The focus of the world was based in the town of Sanctuary, located some seven miles beneath the earth's surface. Populated by quarrelling groups of escaped slaves and their descendants, a major aspect of the server focused around the desire to escape from the Underdark and make it to the surface above. It was a place of hope and haven against the darkness.
After years of plots and intrigue that exceeded our highest expectations, at last the story of Sanctuary came to a crashing end. Years of simmering conflict between different groups led to anarchy and rebellion. Rebellion and unrest split the town into different warring groups, until at last the conservative Order of the Spellguard and their followers retreated into their magically sealed tower. Elsewhere in the Underdark, a new Drow Noble House took control of Traensyr and a new super weapon creature was made available to the dread illithid of the Mindflayer City of Ysinode.  Faced against such impossible odds, what was left of Sanctuary soon fell amidst blood and tears.
But even as the villains of EFU brought about its end, its heroes were struggling to embrace salvation. Ancient gates were opened and a dangerous Way upwards was discovered, even as monstrous evils were awoken and the forces of Sanctuary’s enemies began their invasion. As the town fell, some escaped and managed to survive. These fortunate survivors sought exodus through the gates of the discovered Way towards the surface above.
Far above the dark and dreary caves of Dunwarren, the Island of Ymph seemed a beautiful paradise to the first few blinking survivors who made it to the surface. An ancient and seemingly empty ruin located along the coastline seemed an ideal place to found a new home. Yet as darkness fell, it soon became clear that all was not so pleasant as it seemed.
This ruin, though crumbled and fetid, shall in good course become our home; thus it shall be. Rest well, friends, and prepare for the work to come.– Asdon Garlin, historian, 1375 DR.
 The survivors of Sanctuary were not alone, for not long after they arrived the mysterious Netherese Mythallar began teleporting in denizens from every corner of Faerun. Not many made it past their first few days upon Ymph. The wilds were harsh, and the curious ruins from Old Netheril — and civilizations that preceded even they — claimed yet more of them.
The next few years were a time punctuated by alternating prosperity and disaster. The ruins of Nebezzdos, and the settlement that sprang up there, endured colonization at the hands of the Old Port merchants, House Sharboneth, and later Duke Antoine Trenada, under the watchful eye of the mysterious Count Zarono Senuspur of Old Port. Groups which had previously clung to the forests and shadows began to take on new importance, The Numinous Order foremost among them. Other groups coalesced into being in the fledgling village, such as The Transcendent Conclave, led by their boy Oracle, dedicated to the Old Ways of Netheril, and the protection of and from the Weave.
The island of Ymph and the Shrouded Archipelago was a place of high adventure and boundless opportunity for evil and good deeds alike. With the lich H’bala imprisoned in her tower, vying for freedom, and the mysterious Crown of the Isles promising glory and power to any man who found it, hundreds found themselves unable to resist the lure of adventure upon the mysterious Archipelago.
In the end, the evils of this sunny island home also proved too much for its inhabitants. A great gathering of druids and wildsmen descended into the Tower of H’bala with the intent of destroying her, but in their folly were themselves tricked and destroyed, and so the lich was released. In the wake of her terrifying homecoming, the island underwent terrible, cataclysmic changes. The Transcendent Conclave’s assault upon her tower was rebuffed and its floating towers were sent veering off to the eastern deserts of the island. With the Conclave’s anti-undead shield no longer warding the ruins of Nebezzdos, the skeletal Nightrisers rose, and, in a final, massive assault, succeeded in awakening their ancient Warden from his amnesiac confusion, and driving the living from their home.
Seven daughters, seven sons.
Seven seasons, ’ere she comes.
Seven tidings, fear and dread.– Doggerel found on a table in the Mist’s End Tavern.
After three years of misty slumber, the adventurers of Ymph awoke to discover their island home had been dramatically changed. The lich H’bala had cursed the island with a terrible affliction so as to cause life to slowly slip into unlife, and the living were forced to find refuge in the hamlet of Mistlocke deep in the forests of the far eastern end of the island.
For years, the bold of Mistlocke battled H’bala’s undead monstrosities, endured her Withering Curse, defended against manifold other dangers, and worked to preserve their home. Many also sought to understand the secrets of the island and interpret the apocalyptic warnings of those who came before. Eventually, the actions taken by the inhabitants of Ymph reached cosmic significance when the Transcendent Conclave, under the rulership of its oracle, succeeded at last in concluding a triumphant ritual. Unbeknownst to most of its members, however, the ritual’s primary purpose was not the undoing of H’bala but rather to reverse the consequences of ancient Karsus’ folly and replace the goddess of Magic, Mystra, with the resurrection of ancient Mystryl.
The floating Enclave of the Transcendent Conclave was utterly destroyed in the triumph, and so was the Red Star of Mystryl born. No longer was magic watched over by a careful guardian; no longer was the power of magic kept limited. The birth of the Red Star would usher in an era in which the very foundation of the cosmos could and would be shaken to its core.
As H’bala’s slow and creeping conquest of Ymph seemed all the more inevitable, and apocalyptic cults warned darkly of the doom to come, some were driven to ally with the Nightrisers of Nebezzdos and pursue the mysterious “Seven Steps of Sanq.”
Events rapidly reached a feverish pace on Ymph as it seemed the fate of the island was soon to be resolved. The Crown of the Isles was found and a youth was proclaimed King. The Imperator-Warden of the Nightrisers was destroyed, only for the vampiric Lord Barakat and his loyal servants to continue upon the path of the Seven Steps. A volcanic eruption covered Ymph in consuming rivers of flame. The Numinous Order marched against H’bala, with their dead rising miraculously from the Lake, yet were sent scattered in dismay following the assassination of their Grandmaster. The Mists surged, and the Last Keep of Mistlocke was sent locked into the Mists by the boy-king Owain, leaving the remaining population of Mistlocke alone to face the coming storm.
War between the forces of H’bala, the living, and the Nightrisers raged across Ymph, until, in the end, Mistlocke was left a broken ruin. H’bala’s tower was destroyed and her soul captured and imprisoned. Yet, the Doom Tree, the source of the Withering Curse, remained, leaving Ymph a cursed and lifeless place.
As the withered refugees of Ymph fled to a quarantined zone of Old Port, the Mortals of Sanq continued their pursuit of the Seven Steps to completion. The primordial evil Dendar, Maiden of the Night, was awoken, and so at last came about a long prophesized End. The sun was devoured, and with the coming of the Endless Night the Dread Empire of the Illithid surged with their enthralled armies to conquer the surface realms.
Apocalypse has truly arrived. The sun has been devoured by the primordial Night Serpent Dendar. The Gods have been thrown into disarray and fatal weakness by the inexorable hunger of the primordial. Great powers have been reduced to whispers upon the Astral Plane in her wake. The far stars shine sickeningly bright upon a darkened wasteland of broken kingdoms, the life that yet remains slowly changing under their baleful influence. The servants of the Dread Illithid Empire roam the barren surface; their masters seeking to dominate all intelligent life, to remake the multiverse in their terrible image.
In the shrouded Archipelago, the Netherese Nightrisers brood in their ancient home, largely indifferent to the doom they were so instrumental in releasing. Although the lich H’bala is no more, the island of Ymph remains in memory of her: a lifeless, cursed place populated only by her creatures.
And yet, deep in the darkness, a settlement of free people endures.
The Reformed Order of the Spellguard, their magic heightened and their mastery over the ancient Machine of Dunwarren strengthened, have flung open the doors of their warded Tower, promising behind their shield a sanctuary for all sentient life that remains upon Faerûn.
Your Sanctuary.


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This document describes how to use Open vSwitch with Libvirt 0.9.11 or later. This document assumes that you followed the general installation guide or installed Open vSwitch from distribution packaging such as a .deb or .rpm. The Open vSwitch support is included by default in Libvirt 0.9.11. Consult www.libvirt.org for instructions on how to build the latest Libvirt, if your Linux distribution by default comes with an older Libvirt release.
Currently there is no Open vSwitch support for networks that are managed by libvirt (e.g. NAT). As of now, only bridged networks are supported (those where the user has to manually create the bridge).
First, create the Open vSwitch bridge by using the ovs-vsctl utility (this must be done with administrative privileges):
$ ovs-vsctl add-br ovsbr
Once that is done, create a VM, if necessary, and edit its Domain XML file:
$ virsh edit <vm>
Lookup in the Domain XML file the <interface> section. There should be one such XML section for each interface the VM has:
<interface type='network'> <mac address='52:54:00:71:b1:b6'/> <source network='default'/> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x00' slot='0x03' function='0x0'/> </interface>
And change it to something like this:
<interface type='bridge'> <mac address='52:54:00:71:b1:b6'/> <source bridge='ovsbr'/> <virtualport type='openvswitch'/> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x00' slot='0x03' function='0x0'/> </interface>
The interface type must be set to bridge. The <source> XML element specifies to which bridge this interface will be attached to. The <virtualport> element indicates that the bridge in <source> element is an Open vSwitch bridge.
Then (re)start the VM and verify if the guest's vnet interface is attached to the ovsbr bridge:
$ ovs-vsctl show
If the VM does not want to start, then try to run the libvirtd process either from the terminal, so that all errors are printed in console, or inspect Libvirt/Open vSwitch log files for possible root cause.
Report problems to bugs@openvswitch.org.


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Source code for CompartmentalSystems.discrete_model_run_with_gross_fluxes
from .model_run import ModelRun
from .discrete_model_run import DiscreteModelRun
###############################################################################
[docs]class DMRError(Exception):
"""Generic error occurring in this module."""
pass
###############################################################################
[docs]class DiscreteModelRunWithGrossFluxes(DiscreteModelRun, ModelRun):
def __init__(
self,
times,
Bs,
xs,
gross_Us,
gross_Fs,
gross_Rs
):
"""
Note: The net_Us, net_Fs and net_Rs can be computed from the solution
and the Bs but there is no way to guess the gross fluxes
(gross_Us, gross_Fs, gross_Rs) without assumptions about the state
transition operator in the intervals induced by the times argument.
Therefore, we have to provide gross fluxes separately if we want to
be able to return them later as the other ModelRun sub classes.
gross_Us accumulated influxes (flux u_i integrated over the time step)
gross_Fs accumulated internal fluxes (fluxes F_ij integrated over the
time step)
gross_Rs accumulated outfluxes (flux r integrated over the time step)
Bs State transition operators for one time step
"""
self.times = times
self.Bs = Bs
self.xs = xs
self.gross_Us = gross_Us
self.gross_Fs = gross_Fs
self.gross_Rs = gross_Rs
# we use the initialization of the superclass
# (wich automatically creates an object of the correct sub
# class, because the sub classes new method is (invisibly)
# called before)
# super().__init__(times, Bs, xs)
# self.gross_Us = gross_Us
[docs] def acc_gross_internal_flux_matrix(self):
return self.gross_Fs
[docs] def acc_gross_external_output_vector(self):
return self.gross_Rs
[docs] @classmethod
def from_SmoothModelRun(cls, smr, data_times=None):
if data_times is None:
data_times = smr.times
f_solve = smr.solve_func()
xs = f_solve(data_times)
return cls(
data_times,
smr.fake_discretized_Bs(data_times),
xs,
smr.acc_gross_external_input_vector(data_times),
smr.acc_gross_internal_flux_matrix(data_times),
smr.acc_gross_external_output_vector(data_times)
)
[docs] @classmethod
def reconstruct_from_fluxes_and_solution(
cls,
data_times,
xs,
net_Fs,
net_Rs,
gross_Us,
gross_Fs,
gross_Rs
):
Bs = cls.reconstruct_Bs(xs, net_Fs, net_Rs)
dmr = cls(data_times, Bs, xs, gross_Us, gross_Fs, gross_Rs)
return dmr
# def to_14C_only(
# self,
# start_values_14C,
# us_14C,
# decay_rate=0.0001209681
# ):
# times_14C = self.times
#
# Bs = self.Bs
# dts = self.dts
#
# Bs_14C = np.zeros_like(Bs)
# for k in range(len(Bs)):
# # there seems to be no difference
# Bs_14C[k] = Bs[k] * np.exp(-decay_rate*dts[k])
#
# dmr_14C = DiscreteModelRun_14C(
# start_values_14C,
# times_14C,
# Bs_14C,
# us_14C,
# decay_rate)
#
# return dmr_14C


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Chapter 4 review Questions
1.Using the HTML "ol" and "/ol" tags, create the following ordered list:
First Quater Sales:
- Jan: 500
- Feb: 750
- Feb: 750
2.Using the HTML "ul" and "/ul" tags, create the following unordered list:
Web Developement Skills:
- Html
- Cascading Style Sheet
- JavaScript
- Html 5 Animation
3.Using the "ol"tag list-style-type attribute, create an ordered list that
precedes each list entry with a Roman numeral.
-
pizza
- chesse
- veggie
-
burger
4.Using the "ul" tag list-style-type attribute, create an unordered list that uses a square bullet.
5. Using the "ul" tag list-style-image attribute, create an unordered list that precedes each list item
with a graphics image as a bullet.
6. Using the HTML "dl" and "/dl" tag pair, create the following definition list:
Web Developement Terms:
- HTML
- Hypertext markup language used to format Web pages
- CSS
- Cascading Style Sheets used to format page elements
- JavaScript
- A browser based programming language for client side-programing
7.Using nested lists, create the following:
States & Cities:
-
Arizona
-
Utah
- Salt Lake City
- Orem
- Cedar City
-
Washington
8.Describe lorem ipsum and explain when a graphic artist might use it.
Lorem Ipsum is dummy text or placeholder text which has no meaning however
looks very similar to real text.


Design Studio
Feb 22
Hi Everyone,
On the calendar I just posted the next three weeks of assignments for the design studio.
Small change of plans regarding presentation size: we’re just going to have solo presentations instead of allowing groups to come up and present. You can still present work done as a pair, you’ll just be presenting it solo. (We just want to make sure everyone has the opportunity to practice presenting.)
For each group listed, pick one person to present something they’ve worked on.
Slides are not necessary, but diagrams (whether on slides or the blackboard) are encouraged if they help understand what you are presenting. Showing code is necessary, which you can either do from an editor, or create a Github gist to highlight the portion of code. More detailed guidelines on the design studio page.


Match Play. 0-0 to 7. How should Red play 65?
pips Red=193 White=155
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is a question of timing and game plans. Red can try to hold onto his back game, but he will be only 27 pips behind after the roll and that is a long way short of what he needs.
He must accept that the back game is no longer viable and play 20/15, 20/14. He may yet get a playable back game if White hits and Red can make a new point in White’s board. However, for now he must ensure his timing and play a 3-pt holding game with the possibility of a back game in reserve. He can also still win this game by going forward.
He must accept that the back game is no longer viable and play 20/15, 20/14. He may yet get a playable back game if White hits and Red can make a new point in White’s board. However, for now he must ensure his timing and play a 3-pt holding game with the possibility of a back game in reserve. He can also still win this game by going forward.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 20/15 20/14 Eq.: -0.466 0.412 0.086 0.004 - 0.588 0.227 0.015 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 8/3 Eq.: -0.541 (-0.074) 0.403 0.086 0.004 - 0.597 0.270 0.016 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/2 Eq.: -0.552 (-0.086) 0.376 0.080 0.003 - 0.624 0.210 0.009 4. Cubeful 2-ply 20/9 Eq.: -0.572 (-0.106) 0.391 0.086 0.004 - 0.609 0.248 0.016 5. Cubeful 2-ply 13/8 13/7 Eq.: -0.583 (-0.116) 0.388 0.079 0.004 - 0.612 0.254 0.013


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The iluContrast function changes the contrast of an image.
ILboolean iluContrast(
ILfloat Contrast
);
iluContrast changes the contrast of an image by using interpolation and extrapolation. Common values for Contrast are in the range -0.5 to 1.7. Anything below 0.0 generates a negative of the image with varying contrast. 1.0 outputs the original image. 0.0 - 1.0 lowers the contrast of the image. 1.0 - 1.7 increases the contrast of the image. This effect is caused by interpolating (or extrapolating) the source image with a totally grey image.
ILU_ILLEGAL_OPERATION - There is currently no image bound. Use ilGenImages and ilBindImage before calling this function.


Looking for Blog Stats? The BlogSearchengine.com did a survey recently and found out some interesting things.
One has to remember though that it’s a survey among hardcore bloggers, as it’s done with people who submitted their blog to the search engine. Still.
 * Bloggers are quite active online, 52.8% of all bloggers surveyed update their blogs atleast once a day. * While most bloggers do not blog only at work (only 4.8% do), 53% of those bloggers surveyed do blog in the workplace (at work, or at both home and work). * While most bloggers only own one blog, a large amount, 43.8%, own more than one blog. (I have the OUBS Blog as a repository for my summaries of my management studies for example.) * Only 13.4% of the bloggers surveyed run advertising in their blogs. Recently a large amount of advertising networks including BlogAds, Google’s AdSense (no personal blogs), and Skoobie have been open to running ads on smaller web sites and blogs. * An overwhelming amount of bloggers, 90.7%, have never been contacted by a company or organization with product or service information, asking the blogger to blog about them. This may be because the public relations industry has yet to direct a large amount of its efforts towards bloggers.
It seems that most use Google’s Blogger service. Strangely enough, most stuff that I find uses MovableType like me or has moved over to TypePad.
Thanks to .NET From India: Blogging for Fun for the link.


Overview
The following is an experiment in impractical computing. It needs something more than a few tweets or a blog post to explain. So I've made you a demo of a number of interconnected projects I've been working on, all underpinned by the central idea of a browser filesystem. Everything you're about to see and do is going to happen in your browser, in JavaScript, and thanks to lots of features of the modern web platform. And, since a demo is supposed to get straight to the point, I'll pause my explanation here and give you a quick tour. Below that I'll explain how everything works.
If you're on mobile, or a slower machine, I put a short screencast on YouTube that might work better for you.
Terminal to A Linux VM Mounting Shared Filesystem
The first part is a functional terminal to a custom embedded Linux
running in the browser. As it boots, it's going to mount a
JS filesystem
in /mnt
—this same filesystem is also accessible outside
the VM, both in the window (open your console
and you can run
node's fs methods)
and in a Service Worker, where I'm running a web server (see below).
As far as Linux is concerned, it's just a normal filesystem, and you can do the usual things, for example:
cd /mnt
ls -lah
cat readme.txt
mkdir files
cp hello-world.html files/index.html
vi files/index.html
(or usenano
)
Try it yourself. Once it's booted, click the terminal and try working with /mnt
.
Clicking away, or hitting the pause button will suspend the VM, hitting play will
resume it.
The filesystem and the VM will survive a reboot (reload of the page) without losing any data. The filesystem lives in indexeddb, and the VM's initial CPU and RAM state are stored in Cache Storage.
Web Server to Shared Filesystem
The second part of this demo is a static web server,
hosting the shared filesystem from a Service Worker. Any file or directory you create in Linux under /mnt
can be accessed via the web server at the /fs
route. For example, if you want
to browse to a file called /hello-world.html
you need to use the URL
/fs/hello-world.html
.
To make this a bit more obvious, I've created a simple iframe-based web browser
that's serving the /fs/
route. You can try creating/modifying things
in Linux, and refreshing the iframe browser to see the changes, and view the files.
I've also created a few files to get you started.
Because a Service Worker doesn't need to be run in a page, you could also navigate to these URLs manually (i.e., you don't need this page, or this iframe). Again, there's no server. It's just JavaScript handling network requests with data from indexeddb. It looks like Apache because that's my how I grew up on the web, and it just felt right to use that style.
Import Files to the Browser Filesystem
If you want to try adding arbitrary files yourself, you can also drag-and-drop them
here. NOTE: nothing is uploaded to a server, everything lives in indexeddb
.
Whatever you add here will show up in /mnt
in the VM, and in the /
directory in the web server.
Drop files here to be imported...
Discussion
Now that you've got the general idea, let me spend some time talking about how it works, and what I had to build for each of the pieces.
Origins
The entire thing is born out of an idea I'm fascinated with, namely, putting a filesystem in the browser. I've been chasing this idea since 2014 in one way or another. I got started on it when I was porting Adobe's Brackets desktop code editor to the browser for Mozilla's Thimble project. To do that, I needed to trick the app into thinking there was a full filesystem in the browser. A friend told me about a project he'd started to create a JS filesystem running on top of indexeddb called Filer. I started hacking on it with him, and never really stopped. Filer works really well, and we used it in Thimble to handle millions of files in browsers all over the world for many years.
Since then I've continued to improve and extend Filer, building out the necessary node.js fs
compatibility, which has grown a lot. While doing this work, one of the things
I always wanted was a full command-line shell that I could use to create, view, and modify the files in the filesystem.
Having an API you can code against is nice, but as a regular user of filesystems, I wanted a shell.
I toyed with the idea of creating one from scratch, but decided it might be faster to just figure out how to get Linux
running in the browser, and have it mount the Filer filesystem somehow.
Hardware
As you've just seen, this isn't such a crazy idea (or, it's crazy, but doable!). To make it work, I first needed virtualized hardware running in the browser, something that is relatively easy to come by in 2019. I'm using a version of the amazing v86 project that I've modified for the task. My v86 virtualized hardware is much like any number of old Linux boxes I've used since the mid-90s:
- x86 Pentium I
- 32M RAM
- CD-ROM Drive (I load and boot my VM as an ISO)
- Serial port connected to my terminal (I'm using xtermjs)
Kernel I/O Support
Next I needed a way to mount my filesystem within Linux. I asked Fabian, the creator of v86, for some guidance, and he suggested that I could probably modify some code that was created as part of the jor1k OpenRISC 1000 emulator, and also included in v86. In both jor1k and v86, this filesystem allowed loading data over XMLHttpRequests from a remote server. In my case, I'd need to rework it to wrap my Filer filesystem API.
The idea is one that you may have encountered in other virtual machines, where a host OS shares a filesystem with a guest VM. Often this is done using virtio, where hardware layers are abstracted. Linux supports a special v9fs filesystem, which allows using a virtio transport to mount a Plan 9 9p remote filesystem.
I think the fact that this project involved me working on something related to Plan 9 is a big part of why I put up with it for so long. I've always loved Plan 9, and its "simple file protocol, 9p", and here was a chance to implement it!
Getting this to work took me quite a while. The 9p docs are terse, but clear if you spend enough time with them. There are lots of 9p implementations in various languages that I read as well. I learned a lot by studying chaos/diod, arm-js, jor1k, and v86.
By far the best thing I found on the web related to implementing the 9p protocol was
a series of blog posts from 2015 about
writing a 9p server in Go. The protocol parsing post
was particularly useful to me. Debugging a failing virtio/9p implementation in JS, as it silently
fails deep inside a Linux kernel running in an emulated VM in the browser, is not the most fun I've ever had.
But eventually, I got it. If you're at all interested in what the protocol steps are like, reload this page
with ?debug
on the URL, and open your console
while you work with the /mnt
directory. I have no doubt that if you press hard enough on the Linux terminal above, you'll likely uncover bugs,
which you can file if you like.
Operating System
My next hurdle was to create an operating system that would have all the bits I needed, and nothing I didn't. It also needed to be small, load my virtio kernel module, and include various startup scripts for the serial port setup, filesystem mount, etc.
 A number of these had aspects I needed, but none of them was exactly what I wanted. I needed to make my own Linux distro for running in the browser.
I wasted a lot of time on this. While I'm happy to spend hours nursing a failing program and deal with ridiculous levels of complexity in my tooling, my feeling about an OS is that it should work invisibly. I don't enjoy configuring or debugging them.
After a bunch of research, I ended up deciding to use Buildroot to create an "embedded" Linux distro. Most people use Buildroot to create a custom Linux kernel and OS config for small, on-board computers (e.g., a BeagleBoard) that get loaded via SD card. In my case, I needed my OS to run in a similarly constrained environment (i.e., v86 and the browser). The parallels were close enough, so I dove in.
The Buildroot docs are really well done, but long. They also have great training material, and there are some excellent talks on YouTube, like this one. I found it took me a long time to fill in the gaps in my knowledge that the docs/talks seemed to assume, since many people coming to Buildroot probably already have more extensive Linux and Kernel config knowledge than I did.
Eventually I created my own Buildroot v86 board config and a Docker container
to automate the build process. I spent a bunch of time stripping down the Kernel config
to get rid of unnecessary drivers and bloat, but I'm sure there's more space saving that could be done.
The end result is an ISO file with a custom Linux kernel, Plan 9 filesystem sharing, a root filesystem and shell using
BusyBox, and
startup scripts to get the serial terminal working and /mnt
mounted to the browser filesystem.
The browser downloads it and boots it as a CD-ROM.
Web Server
Having the ability to host a filesystem in indexeddb, and work with it via a shell, the next thing I needed was a way to serve and execute these files in the browser. I spent a long time trying to figure out a way to leverage networking, ZMODEM, or some other protocol out of the Linux VM to the browser, so I could interact with what was running within the VM. In the end, this seemed like a dead-end, and I decided it made more sense to simply serve these files in response to network requests. The browser already knows how to parse and render web technologies, so there's no point trying to do better.
I'd actually built a few versions of this for Mozilla's Thimble in the past. My first iteration used Blob URLs and regex to rewrite HTML, CSS, and JS files, swapping relative paths to files in the filesystem for functioning Blob URLs. Once Service Workers were more widely supported in browsers, I rewrote things to use proper network requests for URLs, which got content from the database instead of the network.
For this, my third iteration, I used Workbox to simplify my
Service Worker code, and then created some simple routing to watch for URLs using /fs/
and then
satisfy them with content from the filesystem. The fact that indexeddb is accessible in both window and worker
contexts make sharing data this way really easy.
The only extra thing I did this time was to spend some time reducing the size of the code necessary to maintain the list of MIME types I need in my server. Previously I've used mime-db and mime-types, which are comprehensive, but massive to include in a browser. In the end I wrote some code to build my own, browser-mime.
My solution was to use Puppeteer to process every MIME type in
mime-db, one by one, and create empty files of each type to see
if the browser would parse/render them, or instead offer to download them. I found that I was able to use
the Navigation Timing API
to determine whether a page load occurred (i.e., the browser knew how to process this type), or if
the stream was simply downloaded to the user's OS (i.e., type not supported by the browser).
This info allowed me to come up with a
much reduced MIME db that I can bundle with my Service Worker, and which only includes things
the browser is likely to parse/render, letting everything else get downloaded as an application/octet-stream
.
Conclusion
In the end, this is the solution to a problem you don't have. I get that. And yet, it was so much fun to get working, I had to share it with you. I love making browsers do new tricks. I wanted to put this page together to show what's possible by connecting some of the different things I've been thinking about and working on, specifically:
- Filer browser filesystem
- browser-vm Buildroot v86 board config and Docker container
- browser-mime MIME types for browsers
- nohost browser web server
- browser-shell everything in one page, this site
The techniques I've outlined above are only going to become more realistic as we move forward. WebAssembly is pushing the limits of what's possible in the browser yet again. Running complex code like VMs in the browser is going to get faster. For example, a few weeks ago jor1k got a WASM CPU rewrite.
Being able to use the same page to create, edit, serve, and execute code seems like an idea that could have many interesting uses. It wouldn't be hard to hook up a few more "editor" apps to this site, and have them all share the same filesystem. You could even run them out of the filesystem if that made sense. Combine this with any of the various web p2p protocols for sharing data between browsers, and you could build some really cool and useful applications.
If you're interested in the potential of a browser filesystem, you should get in touch. I'd love to keep doing more with Filer, I think it has so much potential. Right now it's just a side passion, but I'd love for it to be more.
Thanks for checking this out. If you have thoughts you can let me know on GitHub.
David Humphrey (@humphd), April 2019.


Hwlib makes it possible to program micro-controllers in classic Object Oriented style (using objects, inhertitance, virtuals, etc). It provides abstract interfaces to the basic low-level things found in a micro-controller like pins, ports and A/D interfaces, and implementations of these things for a few targets.
Hwlib is used in a number of C++ courses
Hwlib is meant to be usable and understandable by users with (only) a basic knowledge of C++, specifically:
The following design patterns are used (extensively) within hwlib:
The following C++ features are deliberately not used, because they are eiter too advanced, or not appropriate for use on small micro-controllers:
Hwlib must be effective on micro-controllers with different word sizes. Hence plain int types are (almost) never used, instead the likes of uint_fast8_t are used.
Hwlib is not meant to be the most effective (fast, compact) library for close-to-the-hardware programming, because that requires templates and concepts, which are not appropriate for (relatively) new C++ programmers. Instead it aims to make close-to-the-hardware programming, understandable for those who understand classic (virtual-based) C++ O0.


I Alone Level-up: Chapter 7
Front . Back . Left . Right .
To cover the four cardinal directions, a minimum of four people were needed .
Jinwoo, Juhee, Mr . Song and Mr . Kim .
If even one more person left amongst the remaining four, a gap would open up in their coverage .
“Mr . Sung, what’s happening? Please explain . ”
Mr . Kim asked while wiping away the sweat on his forehead .
“We just have to wait like this! Until all of the blue flames disappear!”
Jinwoo revealed all that he had surmised . Mr . Kim listened with attention and nodded along . Finishing his explanation, Jinwoo added,
“We can all survive this . ”
The rules of this room always opened a path to survival for those that followed it . The last rule should be no different . As long as they believed in each other, everyone could leave without being hurt . This was Jinwoo’s conclusion .
“ . ”
Mr . Kim’s thoughts were different . He asked after hesitating,
“Mr . Sung… You might be correct on all this, but… Isn’t there a possibility that the door might just close once the timer ends?”
“ . ”
Jinwoo could not answer him . Although his theory was gathered from the multiple trials and the evidence observed so far, it was not 100% guaranteed that he was correct .
And Mr . Kim needed an assurance . To him, the certainty of his own survival outweighed the uncertain survival of the entire group .
“I’m sorry… I don’t think I can do this . ”
“Ahjussi!”
“I’m sorry . ”
And with that, Mr . Kim stepped off of the altar . Ignoring Jinwoo’s voice, he ran towards the door . After taking one last look at the people he left behind, Mr . Kim went through the door and did not come back .
Jinwoo clenched and grinded his teeth .
“Fuck!”
He had saved their lives . Instead of repaying his actions with kindness and gratitude, they betrayed him .
As expected, a hole appeared in their coverage of the statues .
griiiiiind~
sliiiiiide~
The statues inched closer and closer towards the group .
After looking at their surroundings, Mr . Song spoke to Jinwoo and Juhee .
“You guys should go . ”
It was a voice filled with resignation .
Jinwoo turned his head and looked at the man .
“Ahjussi…?”
“Mr . Kim was right . Who was it that brought you all here? It’s only right that I remain behind . ”
“But!”. .
 ”
Mr . Song smiled . They were words meant to comfort the two that would have to leave him behind .
“ . ”
Jinwoo nodded in defeat . His heart was heavy, but they were not in a situation where they could argue on who should stay and who should go .
“Ms . Juhee, could you please take Jinwoo?”
“Okay…”
But suddenly, Juhee who was approaching the two men collapsed onto the ground .
“Ah…”
Struggling to get up, tears filled her eyes .
“I… I can’t move my legs…”
Jinwoo and Mr . Song’s expressions darkened . She was not in a good state . Her lips had turned blue, and her entire body was spasming lightly . It was the side effect of overusing one’s mana to near emptiness, made worse in her exhausted state .
‘Only because she tried to heal my leg…’
Jinwoo struggled to speak as the guilt weighed heavily upon his heart . But this was not a time to waste away like this .
griiiiiind~
sliiiiiide~
The statues were continuing to move towards the center of the room .
Jinwoo pulled away from Mr . Song’s arms and collapsed onto the floor of the altar .
Mr . Song’s eyes widened,
“You…”
Jinwoo spoke to him with a determined look,
“Ahjussi, please take Juhee and get out of here . ”
“I told you, I would remain . ”
“Then who will take Juhee?”
Jinwoo wasn’t able to walk on his own . It was impossible for him to take Juhee, also incapacitated, to the doors .
‘Of course…’
There was the option of leaving her behind .
But she was someone who had saved his life countless times before . And even her current state was due to spending all her mana in efforts to heal him . He hated the thought of carrying the guilt of leaving such a person behind for the rest of his life
“There’s no time . Please go . ”
“ . ”
Mr . Song picked up Juhee with a heavy expression . Juhee cried and shook her head in defiance .
“No… we can’t… Jinwoo, you can leave, I’ll stay behind…”
“I promised to buy you dinner, right?”
Jinwoo took out the E-rank magic core from his pocket and placed it in Juhee’s hand .
“Go ahead first and eat with this . I’ll come collect the change later . ”
Juhee flared at his smile .
“How could you even joke in a time like this!”
Jinwoo nodded toward Mr . Song, who struck the back of Juhee’s neck, knocking her out . Mr . Song carried her over his right shoulder .
“ . I’m sorry . ”
“It’s my decision, after all . ”
Mr . Song bowed his head toward Jinwoo, and stepped down from the altar with Juhee .
The statues were quickly nearing the altar .
Sitting down, Jinwoo took in a deep breath .
Noticing the sword that Mr . Kim had left behind, he reached out and grabbed it .
‘Now that it’s like this . I’m going to take at least one of you with me . ’
Turning around, he saw Mr . Song and Juhee safely make it through the open doors .
‘Thank god… I’m the only one that’ll die now . ’
It was not a sentiment borne of some noble self-sacrifice . Just a matter of simple calculation . Even if he got out somehow, he would have to live the rest of his life as a cripple .  With no special talents or learned skills, he did not see a happy life ahead of him .
‘Then there’s mother’s hospital bills… and Jinah’s education expenses…’
Since there was no way he’d be able to support them with this injury, he thought to at least provide for them through his death .
‘Let’s see, the compensation for death during a Raid was… three hundred million won to the surviving family? Or was it four hundred million?’
Compared to the worthless life of an E-ranker, it was a rather generous compensation .
griiiiiind~
sliiiiiide~
*Stop*
They were here .
The first statue to arrive took a step towards the altar .
Jinwoo looked towards him and raised his sword .
“Come . ”
But the first attack came from behind .
*Stab*
The spear that pierced his back now protruded out of his chest .
“cough~”
Jinwoo threw up a large amount of blood . The pain assaulted his senses like hail .

Juhee’s words from earlier flashed across his mind .
“Wu-wuaaaaak!”
The statue raised its spear and with it, Jinwoo . Still skewered to the weapon, Jinwoo found himself suspended in air . As he flailed his legs in pain, the statue slammed him towards the ground .
Bang!
crack crack crack
He heard the sound of bones breaking throughout his entire body . There was nowhere he did not feel pain .
One by one, the statues gathered around the convulsing Jinwoo, who glared up at them .
‘I don’t…
As death crept closer and closer, tears formed in his eyes .
His family appeared in his mind . Juhee, who worried for him until the last minute, also appeared in his mind .
‘I don’t want to die…’
To end his life at a young age of 24 .
step-
A statue wielding a sword walked towards him with an expressionless face .
Even as his entire body shook, Jinwoo did not look away from its gaze .
Finally, the statue’s raised sword fell down towards him .
‘Just one more, if I had just one more chance!’
Jinwoo’s eyes widened at the falling sword .
It was in that moment .
tickticktick tick tick tick tick tick tick… .
As if someone had pressed the pause button on a video, the falling sword stopped before his eyes .
No, not stopped .
Slowed to a crawl, almost as if it was stopped .
Millimeter by millimeter, the sword was definitely still coming down at him .
‘W-what?’
He could not hide his surprise .
Then, a female voice he had never heard before in his life rang throughout his head .
[You have fulfilled all conditions of the ‘Secret Quest: The Weak One’s Courage’ . ]
Secret quest? Fulfilled all conditions?
He had no idea what it was saying .
‘No, before that, where is that voice coming from?’
Ignoring his thoughts, the voice continued .
[You’ve obtained the right to become a Player . Do you accept?]
Obtained the right? Accept?
‘It sounds like it’s giving me something…’
Growing up in poverty, he knew there was no such thing as free in life .
‘But I supposed that was in life . What does any of it matter in death?’
“ . ”
As he waited in hesitation, the voice in his head asked again .
[You do not have much allowed time remaining . In the case the right is refused, your heart will stop in 0 . 02 seconds . Do you accept?]
Whether or not this was a hallucination, one thing was certain: his impending death .
On top of the sword slowly coming down on his head, the other statues’ weapons were also finding their way towards him .
At this point, Jinwoo gave himself up to resignation .
‘ . Sure, why not?’
He did not speak the words out loud . Merely thought them in his head .
But the voice answered his thoughts .
[Welcome to becoming a Player . ]
Flash!
A blinding light surrounded his body, and Jinwoo lost consciousness .
-6 . Penalty-
He opened his eyes .
A bright white ceiling . The stinging smell of disinfectant . Feeling of a hard bed behind his back .
Jinwoo immediately realized where he had opened his eyes .
‘A hospital?’
 After all, there were even rumors that there was a room reserved just for him here .
Jinwoo sat upright . Holding his hand up to his chest, he felt the regular beating of his heart .
‘I’m . alive?’
Not just alive, his entire body felt lighter than usual . Compared to the heaviness he felt when he would normally open his eyes here, something was different . It was as if he woke up after a good rest in his own home .
‘ . What?’
When he remembered the scene before he passed out, it was an unthinkable occurrence .
The falling sword . The statues that surrounded him .
Even if he had somehow dodged the sword, it would take a party composed of A-rank, no, S-rank Hunters to defeat the enemies in that room .
‘And I came out of there alive?’
Was it a dream?
Thankfully, there was an easy way to find out . Jinwoo looked underneath the blanket covering him . If it was all real, he would be missing a leg .
Then, a deep voice interrupted him,
“Have you regained consciousness?”


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You Can Return to the Original ‘Jurassic Park’ in ‘Jurassic World Evolution’s Next DLC!
by Neil BoltPark-building sim Jurassic World: Evolution let you make your own dino theme park, and that was pretty awesome in itself, but with the game’s latest update, you’ll be able to go back to 1993 and run John Hammond’s Jurassic Park!
In a forum post on the game’s site, the developer detailed this big new update that arrives in a few weeks on December 10.
Jurassic World Evolution: Return to Jurassic Park allows you to revisit some of the iconic islands from the film in an all new, captivating storyline delivered by the original cast. Join Dr. Ian Malcolm, Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Ellie Sattler, as you return, reclaim and rebuild the beloved locations of Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna, and open the gates of Jurassic Park to the public for the first time in history.
Complete with a whole range of new buildings like the Visitor Centre and Aviary, as well as a plethora of classic dinosaur skins including the 93′ T. rex and Velociraptor, this exciting new expansion is sure to bring back fond memories for any Jurassic Park Fan.
New dinos are being added to, with the Compy and the Pteranodon coming along with the update.
A free update full of new features is also set to release soon as well. There’s little more in the way of details beyond that right now though.
It seemed like a matter of time until we saw some retro content for the game, and this is a pretty cool way of doing it.
Jurassic World: Evolution is out now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.


In the previous challenge, you wrote code to perform an Insertion Sort on an unsorted array. But how would you prove that the code is correct? I.e. how do you show that for any input your code will provide the right output?
Loop Invariant
In computer science, you could prove it formally with a loop invariant, where you state that a desired property is maintained in your loop. Such a proof is broken down into the following parts:
Insertion Sort's Invariant
Say, you have some InsertionSort code, where the outer loop goes through the whole array $A$:
for(int i = 1; i < A.length; i++){
//insertion sort code
You could then state the following loop invariant:
At the start of every iteration of the outer loop (indexed with $i$), the subarray until $ar[i]$ consists of the original elements that were there, but in sorted order.
To prove Insertion Sort is correct, you will then demonstrate it for the three stages:
Initialization - The subarray starts with the first element of the array, and it is (obviously) sorted to begin with.
Maintenance - Each iteration of the loop expands the subarray, but keeps the sorted property. An element $V$ gets inserted into the array only when it is greater than the element to its left. Since the elements to its left have already been sorted, it means $V$ is greater than all the elements to its left, so the array remains sorted. (In Insertion Sort 2 we saw this by printing the array each time an element was properly inserted.)
Termination - The code will terminate after $i$ has reached the last element in the array, which means the sorted subarray has expanded to encompass the entire array. The array is now fully sorted.
You can often use a similar process to demonstrate the correctness of many algorithms. You can see these notes for more information.
Challenge
In the InsertionSort code below, there is an error. Can you fix it? Print the array only once, when it is fully sorted.
Details
The Input format and the constraints are the same as in the previous challenges and are presented below.
Input Format
There will be two lines of input:
Output Format
Output the numbers in order, space-separated.
Constraints
$1 \le s \le 1000$
$-1500 \le V \le 1500, V ∈ ar$
Sample Input
6 1 4 3 5 6 2
Sample Output
1 2 3 4 5 6


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Basically, each creature has two eyes that sense amount of food. Both eyes act as input neurons in a brain, which is just a very simple Neural Network. The output nodes of the neural network turn them. If they accumulate food, they can reproduce with slight mutations in the weights of their brain.


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Chapter 17
OUR GENEALOGY
ANCESTORS IN
1 The name Warner was found in the many shires (counties) of Kent, Essex, Leicester,
Middlesex, Suffold and Worcester, England. The earliest are: William de Warenne 1066;
Ythel Warner in the records of Crockerdon Abby 1302; Edmund of Warner Hall 1360;
who was Knighted by Queen Elizabeth I.
2 unknown Warners
3 Thomas Warner 1470 1535 age 65 m ?
4 Rychard Warner 1500 1546 age 46 m 1537 Johane
5 Thomas Warner 1535 1595 age 60 m 1558 Francis Dennys
6 John Warner 1582 1657 age 75 m 1649 Margaret
ANCESTORS IN
This is the direct Warner line in
We have two systems of numbering the generations. Number on the left has been used in this book. The number on the right margin was used by Esther Winget Warner in her book,
Descendants of William and Ann (Dyde) Warner and also by Harvey V. Warner on the DVD he has created with our ancestor pictures from this book and other sources.
7 Captain William Warner 1627 1706 age 79 m 1648 Anne (Dyde) Dide 1627-1703 1
8 John Warner 1649 1717 age 68 m Bef 1675 in England Ann Campden 1649-1715 2
9 Joseph Warner 1701-1746 age 45 m 1723 Agnes Croasdale 1703-1770 3
10 Joseph 1728 1809 age 81 m 1752 Ruth Hayhurst 1730-Abt 1807 4
11 Aseph Warner 1757 1849 age 92 m 1781 Ruth Ellicott 1764-1838 5
12 Modecai Warner 1788-1842 age 54 m 1815 Jane Lewis 1793-1884 6
13 John Lewis 1815-1891 age 76 m 1837 Amelia Charity Wells 1819-1892 7
14 James Wells Warner 1838-1918 age 80 m 1857 8
+ Mary Frances Carpenter 1835-1897
2nd m Sina (Carpenter) Morris m 1898 1845-1904 both wives were daughters
of Richard and Hanna (McMurry) Carpenter
15 Mordecai Harvey
Warner
+ Louisa Belle (Gilmore)
2nd m Catherine Henry 1874-1953
16 Mildred, Rodney, Roger, Thurman, James, Hildred, Ethel 10
17 Their 33 children (1921 1948), me and my first cousins 11
18 Our Children (1942- 12
19 Our Grandchildren (1960- 13
20 Our Great-grandchildren 14
The following is a listing of the children (18), grandchildren (19) and great-grandchildren (20) of Mordecai Harvey and Louisa Belle Warner. Also included are some of the many occupations of their offspring. There is a little medical information, and causes of death. Mordecai Harvey was diabetic and lived for 85 years. Louisa Belle reached the age of 63 and died of cancer.

 Paralegal, Accountant
+Frances E. Connelly b Abt. 1948 m
19
Janine Lee Campbell b
2nd Wife of James Lee Campbell:
+Charlene Chase b
18 Ronald
Allen Campbell b
+Cheri
Kay Mundy b
19
Paul Campbell b
19
Kristi Campbell b
19
Philip Campbell b
18 David Ray Campbell b Jan 5, 1955 U Cinn.
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| P1 (
7)
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Unknown |
Disseminated BCGitis |
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/infection |
<4 months |
| P2 (
7)
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3 months |
Bacteremia, otitis media, pyelonephritis, pneumonia, tinea capitis, and oropharyngeal and perineal candidiasis. Causative organisms:
Klebsiella pneumoniae, E. coli and polymicrobial gram negatives
|
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/infection |
14 months |
| P3 (
7)
|
2 weeks |
Recurrent bacteremia, recurrent pneumonia, oral thrush, and disseminated HSV. Causative organisms are
E. coli
|
Yes |
19 months |
Father |
6/6 |
MAC |
None |
Died/not reported |
7 years |
| P4 (
7)
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2.5 months |
Disseminated BCGitis, disseminated CMV, disseminated adenovirus, bacteremia. Causative organisms:
Streptococcus pneumoniae, Stenotrophomonas maltophilia
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Yes |
4 months |
Half-sibling |
10/10 |
None |
None |
Died/not reported |
4 months |
| P5 (
7)
|
1 month |
Disseminated BCGitis, disseminated CMV, candidal meningitis, oral thrush, varicella zoster infection, and bacteremia. Causative organisms:
E. coli, Morganella morganni, Staphylococcus aureus
|
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/infection |
5 months |
| P6 (
7)
|
3.5 months |
Disseminated adenovirus, disseminated CMV, oral thrush, and bacteremia. Causative organisms:
E. coli, Pseudomonas aeroginosa
|
Yes |
4.5 months/not recorded |
Mother/mother |
10/10 |
None/MAC |
Tacrolimus/methotrexate |
Died/not reported |
8 months |
| P7 (
7)
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2 months |
Listeria monocytogenes bacteremia and meningitis and oral thrush
|
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/infection |
2 months |
| P8 (
7)
|
1 month |
Oral thrush, pneumonia and bacteremia. Causative organism:
E. coli
|
Yes |
5 months |
Unrelated |
6/6 |
RIC |
Tacrolimus/methotrexate |
Died/not reported |
2 years |
| P9 (
7)
|
1 month |
Oral and perineal candidiasis, RSV pneumonia, bacteremia and meningitis. Causative organisms:
Staphylococcus aureus, Enterococcus fecalis, Enterococcus faecium, and
Leuconostoc lactic
|
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/infection |
15 months |
| P10 (
7)
|
3 months |
Oral thrush, bacteremia, and pneumonia. Causative organisms: Parainfluenza,
Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Staphylococcus hominis, and
Enterococcus faecium
|
Yes |
7 months |
Brother |
10/10 |
MAC |
Tacrolimus/methotrexate |
Alive 7 years |
NA |
| P11 (
7)
|
2 months |
Oral thrush, scabies, pneumonia, and meningitis. Causative organisms: rhinovirus and
Klebsiella pneumoniae
|
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/infection |
2.5 months |
| P12 (
7)
|
3 months |
Oral thrush, candidal UTI, bacteremia and brain abscesses, and pneumonia. Causative organisms:
Serratia marcescens, E. coli, Klebsiella pneumoniae, RSV, coronavirus. Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis
|
Yes |
8 months |
Unrelated |
5/6 |
MAC |
Tacrolimus/methotrexate |
Alive 6 years |
NA |
| P13 (
7)
|
4 months |
Sepsis |
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/infection |
2.5 months |
| P14 (
7)
|
2.5 months |
Disseminated BCGitis, candidemia, and bacteremia. Causative organisms:
E. coli, Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, Enterobacter cloacae
|
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/infection |
3.5 months |
| P15 (
7)
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Newborn (newborn screening) |
None |
Yes |
2 months |
Unrelated |
5/6 |
MAC |
Tacrolimus/methotrexate |
Died |
11 months |
| P16 (
7)
|
Newborn (family history) |
None |
Yes |
1 month |
Unrelated |
5/6 |
MAC |
Tacrolimus/methotrexate |
Alive 6 months |
NA |
| P17 (
5)
|
5 months |
Pneumocytis jirovecii pneumonia, disseminated BCGitis
|
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/BCGitis and cardiac arrest |
14 months |
| P18 (
4)
|
2 months |
Omphalitis, delayed separation of the umbilical cord,
Salmonella sepsis, disseminated BCGitis, recurrent infections. Causative organisms:
Acinetobacter, Enterobacter, Stenotrophomonas, and
Achromobacter species, rotavirus, and
Candida. Conical teeth.
|
No |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Died/massive bleeding after central line insertion |
25 months |
| P19 (
6)
|
5 months |
Candida, BCGitis
|
Yes |
Not recorded |
Father |
identical |
MAC |
Not recorded |
Alive |
|
| P20 (
6)
|
11 months |
Candida, BCGitis, rota virus
|
Yes |
Not recorded |
Unrelated Cord blood |
Not recorded |
MAC |
Not recorded |
Died/infection |
2 months post HSCT |
| P21 (
6)
|
7 months |
Candida
|
Yes |
Not recorded |
Father |
T-cell depleted haploidentical |
MAC |
Not recorded |
Died/infection |
1 year post HSCT |
| P22 (
6)
|
6 months |
Candida, Klebsiella, CMV
|
Yes |
Not recorded |
Mother |
T-cell depleted haploidentical |
MAC |
Not recorded |
Died/infection |
13 months post HSCT |


SEBI permits segregated portfolio of debt market instruments by mutual funds
According to a release by the regulator, the creation of a segregated portfolio by mutual funds is permissible for unrated debt or money market instruments of an issuer that does not have any outstanding rated debt or money market instruments.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) November 7 permitted the creation of a segregated portfolio of unrated debt or money market instruments by mutual funds.
According to a release by the regulator, the creation of a segregated portfolio is subject to certain conditions given below as taken from the circular:
- Segregated portfolio of such unrated debt or money market instruments may be created only in case of actual default of either the interest or principal amount. As per SEBI circular dated December 28, 2018, credit event is considered for the creation of a segregated portfolio, however for the purpose of this circular ‘actual default’ by the issuer of such instruments shall be considered for the creation of a segregated portfolio
- AMCs shall inform AMFI immediately about the actual default by the issuer Upon being informed about the default, AMFI shall immediately inform the same to all AMCs Pursuant to dissemination of information by AMFI about actual default by the issuer, AMCs may segregate the portfolio of debt or money market instruments of the said issuer in terms of SEBI circular dated December 28, 2018
- All other terms and conditions as stated in SEBI circular dated December 28, 2018, shall remain the same
- Paragraph C-3 of the aforesaid circular stands modified as under:
“Creation of segregated portfolio shall be optional and at the discretion of the AMC. It should be created only if the Scheme Information Document (SID) of the scheme has provisions for a segregated portfolio with adequate disclosures. All new schemes to be launched after the date of this circular shall have the enabling provisions included in the SID for creation of segregated portfolio”
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I helped start a volunteering group in December 2012 to give back to the Indian community. It was a lot of work to start the youth group with my friends but I would say it was a very fun experience. As part of this group, we would go to various local nursing homes and perform a music/dance show to entertain the senior citizens there. Today it's still active and new people have joined the group so I would say that it was successful. Our website can be found here . I was invited to give a speech at the Ekal Vidyalaya national conference about how other people could start similiar youth groups and give back to their communities.
I also helped volunteer with the organization March of Dimes which helps prevent premature births and provides support for premature babies. As part of this organization I was asked to raise money for an annual event known as Rangeela, an Indian cultural show in the local community. I made a promotional video for this event as well.
To raise money I went to local businsses and asked if they would want to sponsor the event. There were various sponsorship levels and each had different benefits.
I raised money for both the 2013 and 2012 events and over the course of both these events I managed to raise over $4000! This money surely went a long way towards preventing premature births and I am very proud that I was able to raise this amount of money. I learned a lot about how to work in a team, pitch the idea of sponsorship to companies and also about the cause of premature births. I visited one of the neo-natal intensive care units in a local hospital and I saw firsthand the type of intensive care that is needed to treat these premature babies and it gave me a good perspective of where all my hard work was going to.
Here I will outline some of the volunteering I am doing today.
Website
Volunteered as part of SASE (South Asian Society of Engineers) for this event.
Helped teach kids how to make a simple motor (Instructions found here.)
As part of this club I volunteer at various events in the local Troy area. I will list some
activities I have done with this organization below.
I help tutor kids at Hope Seven an after school program for kids.
I also volunteer at the Wit's End support
group working with the kids there.
I also help organize cans for the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society which is
a great animal shelter.
I volunteered at Accepted Students day here and got a very cool RPI Computer Science T-Shirt! I went talked about life at RPI and how the Computer Science department is / how the classes are here to prospective students. It was a lot of fun!


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Bicentennial Man 1 Star (Out of 4) Reviewed by Mac VerStandig<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.moviereviews.org
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Bicentennial Man is an impuissant and confused movie that follows a robot through 200 years neglecting to ever develop another character in depth or share with the audience that the title-referenced bicentennial will mark the end of a journey that seems to be equally as long and laborious for the audience. Director Chris Columbus' film centers around a not-very-entertaining Robin Williams as Andrew, the aforementioned machine, and his trials and tribulations which are as unexplored as the West Indies that other guy named Columbus supposedly discovered.
In "the not too distant future" we meet the Martin family and their newest household appliance: Andrew. Our protagabot ventures from generation to generation of a cliched and overly dull Martin family- mostly women. He also comes across a few other humans and robots, but none interesting enough to warrant any attention in this review. They come and go, Andrew stays, and the movie limps it way through a Jetsons-style future setting.
Now banished to a fate worse than ordinary reruns, TV Land, there was a delightful 1960's Don Adams show (that Fox unsuccessfully tried to bring back a few years ago) called Get Smart. Richard Gautier, a relative unknown that never ventured past G. I. Joe fame, played Hymie the Robot. Much like Andrew, Hymie was a machine that actively sought life and commonly found himself in hilarious situations were his inner-workings were experimented with ineptly. Hymie was friendly and romantic, yet inevitably robotic. Richard Gautier may not be Robin Williams, but the show is just as funny and doesn't cost $7.75 and an otherwise good Friday or Saturday night.
The positive end of this almost-dead battery does have some traits of which to boast. In a time where they are rare, Bicentennial Man is a movie that you needn't be embarrassed to take Grandma and the tots to. Robin Williams is very funny and touching with some traditional Disney tear-jerking scenes. The explanation offered of sex is edited to a level of general appropriateness. But the movie is even confused about its family traits as we learn that being human is the ultimate accomplishment and you needn't mourn the dead (for all those that pass away, only one tear is seen). We are also told that imperfection is the key to life and marriage can be taken lightly.
This film also marks 1999's Christmas time family film that most wants to be the next Miracle on 34th Street or It's a Wonderful Life. Last year, Chris Columbus entered Stepmom into this notorious yet largely unspoken contest, following his slightly more appealing earlier bids which include Home Alone and Mrs. Doubtfire. Mr. Capra, rest assured, we don't need a robot to locate the West Indies.
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Tycho's View and Displayer classes act in concert to present a window to the user containing graphics and text editors, and other kinds of display. A Displayer is a top-level window; a View is a widget that can be placed into a Displayer. Displayer is used as-is; View is an abstract class that is subclassed in order to provide appropriate functionality. Displayers can contain more than one View; some Views can themselves contain other Views.
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This site presents a Methodology, the Demand Prediction Results and an API to predict demand for Uber services in Washington D.C. from May 1, 2012 through May 15, 2012 as part of the Demand Prediction Challenge.
I present a simple methodology that takes the hits from mobile apps and crunches the data to find patterns in the raw stream of data from one market. Using Uber App useage to reveal insights into human behavioral patterns, habits and movement in Washington DC.
How well does the model predict the demand in the future? Answers to When? and How Much? all from a simple timestamp in UTC from a mobile phone.
Supercharge a demand prediction algorithm then share it with the world. A streaming API that takes queries in YYYY-DD-MMTHH:MM:SS format and returns a JSON object with prediction data and other ancillary information.
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001/* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more 003 * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with 004 * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. 005 * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 006 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with 007 * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 008 * 009 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 010 * 011 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 012 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 013 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 014 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 015 * limitations under the License. 016 */ 017package org.apache.commons.collections4.iterators; 018 019import java.util.Collection; 020import java.util.Iterator; 021import java.util.LinkedList; 022import java.util.Queue; 023 024/** 025 * An IteratorChain is an Iterator that wraps a number of Iterators. 026 *
 027 * This class makes multiple iterators look like one to the caller. When any 028 * method from the Iterator interface is called, the IteratorChain will delegate 029 * to a single underlying Iterator. The IteratorChain will invoke the Iterators 030 * in sequence until all Iterators are exhausted. 031 *
 032 * Under many circumstances, linking Iterators together in this manner is more 033 * efficient (and convenient) than reading out the contents of each Iterator 034 * into a List and creating a new Iterator. 035 *
 036 * Calling a method that adds new Iterator after a method in the Iterator 037 * interface has been called will result in an UnsupportedOperationException. 038 *
 039 * NOTE: As from version 3.0, the IteratorChain may contain no iterators. In 040 * this case the class will function as an empty iterator. 041 *
 042 * NOTE: As from version 4.0, the IteratorChain stores the iterators in a queue 043 * and removes any reference to them as soon as they are not used anymore. Thus 044 * the methods {@code setIterator(Iterator)} and {@code getIterators()} have been 045 * removed and {@link #size()} will return the number of remaining iterators in 046 * the queue. 047 * 048 * @since 2.1 049 */ 050public class IteratorChain<E> implements Iterator<E> { 051 052 /** The chain of iterators */ 053 private final Queue<Iterator<? extends E>> iteratorChain = new LinkedList<>(); 054 055 /** The current iterator */ 056 private Iterator<? extends E> currentIterator = null; 057 058 /** 059 * The "last used" Iterator is the Iterator upon which next() or hasNext() 060 * was most recently called used for the remove() operation only 061 */ 062 private Iterator<? extends E> lastUsedIterator = null; 063 064 /** 065 * ComparatorChain is "locked" after the first time compare(Object,Object) 066 * is called 067 */ 068 private boolean isLocked = false; 069 070 //----------------------------------------------------------------------- 071 /** 072 * Construct an IteratorChain with no Iterators. 073 *
 074 * You will normally use {@link #addIterator(Iterator)} to add some 075 * iterators after using this constructor. 076 */ 077 public IteratorChain() { 078 super(); 079 } 080 081 /** 082 * Construct an IteratorChain with a single Iterator. 083 *
 084 * This method takes one iterator. The newly constructed iterator will 085 * iterate through that iterator. Thus calling this constructor on its own 086 * will have no effect other than decorating the input iterator. 087 *
 088 * You will normally use {@link #addIterator(Iterator)} to add some more 089 * iterators after using this constructor. 090 * 091 * @param iterator the first child iterator in the IteratorChain, not null 092 * @throws NullPointerException if the iterator is null 093 */ 094 public IteratorChain(final Iterator<? extends E> iterator) { 095 super(); 096 addIterator(iterator); 097 } 098 099 /** 100 * Constructs a new IteratorChain over the two given iterators. 101 *
 102 * This method takes two iterators. The newly constructed iterator will 103 * iterate through each one of the input iterators in turn. 104 * 105 * @param first the first child iterator in the IteratorChain, not null 106 * @param second the second child iterator in the IteratorChain, not null 107 * @throws NullPointerException if either iterator is null 108 */ 109 public IteratorChain(final Iterator<? extends E> first, final Iterator<? extends E> second) { 110 super(); 111 addIterator(first); 112 addIterator(second); 113 } 114 115 /** 116 * Constructs a new IteratorChain over the array of iterators. 117 *
 118 * This method takes an array of iterators. The newly constructed iterator 119 * will iterate through each one of the input iterators in turn. 120 * 121 * @param iteratorChain the array of iterators, not null 122 * @throws NullPointerException if iterators array is or contains null 123 */ 124 public IteratorChain(final Iterator<? extends E>... iteratorChain) { 125 super(); 126 for (final Iterator<? extends E> element : iteratorChain) { 127 addIterator(element); 128 } 129 } 130 131 /** 132 * Constructs a new IteratorChain over the collection of 133 * iterators. 134 *
 135 * This method takes a collection of iterators. The newly constructed 136 * iterator will iterate through each one of the input iterators in turn. 137 * 138 * @param iteratorChain the collection of iterators, not null 139 * @throws NullPointerException if iterators collection is or contains null 140 * @throws ClassCastException if iterators collection doesn't contain an 141 * iterator 142 */ 143 public IteratorChain(final Collection<Iterator<? extends E>> iteratorChain) { 144 super(); 145 for (final Iterator<? extends E> iterator : iteratorChain) { 146 addIterator(iterator); 147 } 148 } 149 150 //----------------------------------------------------------------------- 151 /** 152 * Add an Iterator to the end of the chain 153 * 154 * @param iterator Iterator to add 155 * @throws IllegalStateException if I've already started iterating 156 * @throws NullPointerException if the iterator is null 157 */ 158 public void addIterator(final Iterator<? extends E> iterator) { 159 checkLocked(); 160 if (iterator == null) { 161 throw new NullPointerException("Iterator must not be null"); 162 } 163 iteratorChain.add(iterator); 164 } 165 166 /** 167 * Returns the remaining number of Iterators in the current IteratorChain. 168 * 169 * @return Iterator count 170 */ 171 public int size() { 172 return iteratorChain.size(); 173 } 174 175 /** 176 * Determine if modifications can still be made to the IteratorChain. 177 * IteratorChains cannot be modified once they have executed a method from 178 * the Iterator interface. 179 * 180 * @return true if IteratorChain cannot be modified, false if it can 181 */ 182 public boolean isLocked() { 183 return isLocked; 184 } 185 186 /** 187 * Checks whether the iterator chain is now locked and in use. 188 */ 189 private void checkLocked() { 190 if (isLocked == true) { 191 throw new UnsupportedOperationException( 192 "IteratorChain cannot be changed after the first use of a method from the Iterator interface"); 193 } 194 } 195 196 /** 197 * Lock the chain so no more iterators can be added. This must be called 198 * from all Iterator interface methods. 199 */ 200 private void lockChain() { 201 if (isLocked == false) { 202 isLocked = true; 203 } 204 } 205 206 /** 207 * Updates the current iterator field to ensure that the current Iterator is 208 * not exhausted 209 */ 210 protected void updateCurrentIterator() { 211 if (currentIterator == null) { 212 if (iteratorChain.isEmpty()) { 213 currentIterator = EmptyIterator.<E> emptyIterator(); 214 } else { 215 currentIterator = iteratorChain.remove(); 216 } 217 // set last used iterator here, in case the user calls remove 218 // before calling hasNext() or next() (although they shouldn't) 219 lastUsedIterator = currentIterator; 220 } 221 222 while (currentIterator.hasNext() == false && !iteratorChain.isEmpty()) { 223 currentIterator = iteratorChain.remove(); 224 } 225 } 226 227 //----------------------------------------------------------------------- 228 /** 229 * Return true if any Iterator in the IteratorChain has a remaining element. 230 * 231 * @return true if elements remain 232 */ 233 @Override 234 public boolean hasNext() { 235 lockChain(); 236 updateCurrentIterator(); 237 lastUsedIterator = currentIterator; 238 239 return currentIterator.hasNext(); 240 } 241 242 /** 243 * Returns the next Object of the current Iterator 244 * 245 * @return Object from the current Iterator 246 * @throws java.util.NoSuchElementException if all the Iterators are 247 * exhausted 248 */ 249 @Override 250 public E next() { 251 lockChain(); 252 updateCurrentIterator(); 253 lastUsedIterator = currentIterator; 254 255 return currentIterator.next(); 256 } 257 258 /** 259 * Removes from the underlying collection the last element returned by the 260 * Iterator. As with next() and hasNext(), this method calls remove() on the 261 * underlying Iterator. Therefore, this method may throw an 262 * UnsupportedOperationException if the underlying Iterator does not support 263 * this method. 264 * 265 * @throws UnsupportedOperationException if the remove operator is not 266 * supported by the underlying Iterator 267 * @throws IllegalStateException if the next method has not yet been called, 268 * or the remove method has already been called after the last call to the 269 * next method. 270 */ 271 @Override 272 public void remove() { 273 lockChain(); 274 if (currentIterator == null) { 275 updateCurrentIterator(); 276 } 277 lastUsedIterator.remove(); 278 } 279 280}