Release history¶
Qiskit 0.8¶
In Qiskit 0.8 we introduced the Qiskit Ignis element. It also includes the Qiskit Terra element 0.7.1 release which contains a bug fix for the BasicAer Python simulator.
Qiskit 0.7¶
In Qiskit 0.7 we introduced Qiskit Aer and combined it with Terra
Terra 0.7¶
New Features¶
This release includes several new features and many bug fixes. With this release the interfaces for circuit diagram, histogram, bloch vectors, and state visualizations are declared stable. Additionally, this release includes a defined and standardized bit order/endianness throughout all aspects of Qiskit. These are all declared as stable interfaces in this release which won’t have breaking changes made moving forward, unless there is appropriate and lengthy deprecation periods warning of any coming changes.
There is also the introduction of the following new features:
- A new ASCII art circuit drawing output mode
- A new circuit drawing interface off of QuantumCircuit objects. Now you can
call
circuit.draw()
orprint(circuit)
and render a drawing of the circuit. - A visualizer for drawing the DAG representation of a circuit
- A new quantum state plot type for hinton diagrams in the local matplotlib based state plots.
- 2 new constructor methods off the
QuantumCircuit
classfrom_qasm_str()
andfrom_qasm_file()
which let you easily create a circuit object from OpenQASM. - A new function
plot_bloch_multivector()
to plot Bloch vectors from a tensored state vector or density matrix - Per-shot measurement results are available in simulators and select devices.
These can be accessed by setting the
memory
kwarg toTrue
when callingcompile()
orexecute()
and then accessed using theget_memory()
method on theResult
object. - A
qiskit.quantum_info
module with revamped Pauli objects and methods for working with quantum states. - New transpile passes for circuit analysis and transformation: CommutationAnalysis, CommutationTransformation, CXCancellation, Decompose, Unroll, Optimize1QGates, CheckMap, CXDirection, BarrierBeforeFinalMeasurements
- New alternative swap mapper passes in the transpiler: BasicSwap, LookaheadSwap, StochasticSwap
- More advanced transpiler infrastructure with support for analysis passes, transformation passes, a global property_set for the pass manager, and repeat-until control of passes.
Upgrades¶
Please note that some backwards-incompatible changes have been made during this release. The following notes contain information on how to adapt to these changes.
Changes to Result objects¶
As part of the rewrite of the Results object to be more consistent and a
stable interface moving forward a few changes have been made to how you access
the data stored in the result object. First the get_data()
method has been
renamed to just data()
. Accompanying that change is a change in the data
format returned by the function. It is now returning the raw data from the
backends instead of doing any post-processing. For example, in previous
versions you could call:
result = execute(circuit, backend).result()
unitary = result.get_data()['unitary']
print(unitary)
and that would return the unitary matrix like:
[[1+0j, 0+0.5j], [0-0.5j][-1+0j]]
But now if you call (with the renamed method):
result.data()['unitary']
it will return something like:
[[[1, 0], [0, -0.5]], [[0, -0.5], [-1, 0]]]
To get the post processed results in the same format as before the 0.7 release
you must use the get_counts()
, get_statevector()
, and get_unitary()
methods on the result object instead of get_data()['counts']
,
get_data()['statevector']
, and get_data()['unitary']
respectively.
Additionally, support for len()
and indexing on a Result
object has
been removed. Instead you should deal with the output from the post processed
methods on the Result objects.
Also, the get_snapshot()
and get_snapshots()
methods from the
Result
class have been removed. Instead you can access the snapshots
using Result.data()['snapshots']
.
Changes to visualization¶
The biggest change made to visualization in the 0.7 release is the removal of
Matplotlib and other visualization dependencies from the project requirements.
This was done to simplify the requirements and configuration required for
installing Qiskit. If you plan to use any visualizations (including all the
jupyter magics) except for the text
, latex
, and latex_source
output for the circuit drawer you’ll you must manually ensure that
the visualization dependencies are installed. You can leverage the optional
requirements to the Qiskit-Terra package to do this:
pip install qiskit-terra[visualization]
Aside from this there have been changes made to several of the interfaces
as part of the stabilization which may have an impact on existing code.
The first is the the basis
kwarg in the circuit_drawer()
function
is no longer accepted. If you were relying on the circuit_drawer()
to
adjust the basis gates used in drawing a circuit diagram you will have to
do this priort to calling circuit_drawer()
. For example:
from qiskit.tools import visualization
visualization.circuit_drawer(circuit, basis_gates='x,U,CX')
will have to be adjust to be:
from qiskit import BasicAer
from qiskit import transpiler
from qiskit.tools import visualization
backend = BasicAer.backend('qasm_simulator')
draw_circ = transpiler.transpile(circuit, backend, basis_gates='x,U,CX')
visualization.circuit_drawer(draw_circ)
Moving forward the circuit_drawer()
function will be the sole interface
for circuit drawing in the visualization module. Prior to the 0.7 release there
were several other functions which either used different output backends or
changed the output for drawing circuits. However, all those other functions
have been deprecated and that functionality has been integrated as options
on circuit_drawer()
.
For the other visualization functions, plot_histogram()
and
plot_state()
there are also a few changes to check when upgrading. First
is the output from these functions has changed, in prior releases these would
interactively show the output visualization. However that has changed to
instead return a matplotlib.Figure
object. This provides much more
flexibility and options to interact with the visualization prior to saving or
showing it. This will require adjustment to how these functions are consumed.
For example, prior to this release when calling:
plot_histogram(counts)
plot_state(rho)
would open up new windows (depending on matplotlib backend) to display the
visualization. However starting in the 0.7 you’ll have to call show()
on
the output to mirror this behavior. For example:
plot_histogram(counts).show()
plot_state(rho).show()
or:
hist_fig = plot_histogram(counts)
state_fig = plot_state(rho)
hist_fig.show()
state_fig.show()
Note that this is only for when running outside of Jupyter. No adjustment is
required inside a Jupyter environment because Jupyter notebooks natively
understand how to render matplotlib.Figure
objects.
However, returning the Figure object provides additional flexibility for
dealing with the output. For example instead of just showing the figure you
can now directly save it to a file by leveraging the savefig()
method.
For example:
hist_fig = plot_histogram(counts)
state_fig = plot_state(rho)
hist_fig.savefig('histogram.png')
state_fig.savefig('state_plot.png')
The other key aspect which has changed with these functions is when running
under jupyter. In the 0.6 release plot_state()
and plot_histogram()
when running under jupyter the default behavior was to use the interactive
Javascript plots if the externally hosted Javascript library for rendering
the visualization was reachable over the network. If not it would just use
the matplotlib version. However in the 0.7 release this no longer the case,
and separate functions for the interactive plots, iplot_state()
and
iplot_histogram()
are to be used instead. plot_state()
and
plot_histogram()
always use the matplotlib versions.
Additionally, starting in this release the plot_state()
function is
deprecated in favor of calling individual methods for each method of plotting
a quantum state. While the plot_state()
function will continue to work
until the 0.9 release, it will emit a warning each time it is used. The
| Qiskit Terra 0.6 | Qiskit Terra 0.7+ |
|---|---|
| plot_state(rho) | plot_state_city(rho) |
| plot_state(rho, method=’city’) | plot_state_city(rho) |
| plot_state(rho, method=’paulivec’) | plot_state_paulivec(rho) |
| plot_state(rho, method=’qsphere’) | plot_state_qsphere(rho) |
| plot_state(rho, method=’bloch’) | plot_bloch_multivector(rho) |
| plot_state(rho, method=’hinton’) | plot_state_hinton(rho) |
The same is true for the interactive JS equivalent, iplot_state()
. The
function names are all the same, just with a prepended i for each function.
For example, iplot_state(rho, method='paulivec')
is
iplot_state_paulivec(rho)
.
Changes to Backends¶
With the improvements made in the 0.7 release there are a few things related
to backends to keep in mind when upgrading. The biggest change is the
restructuring of the provider instances in the root qiskit`
namespace.
The Aer
provider is not installed by default and requires the installation
of the qiskit-aer
package. This package contains the new high performance
fully featured simulator. If you installed via pip install qiskit
you’ll
already have this installed. The python simulators are now available under
qiskit.BasicAer
and the old C++ simulators are available with
qiskit.LegacySimulators
. This also means that the implicit fallback to
python based simulators when the C++ simulators are not found doesn’t exist
anymore. If you ask for a local C++ based simulator backend, and it can’t be
found an exception will be raised instead of just using the python simulator
instead.
Additionally the previously deprecation top level functions register()
and
available_backends()
have been removed. Also, the deprecated
backend.parameters()
and backend.calibration()
methods have been
removed in favor of backend.properties()
. You can refer to the 0.6 release
notes section Working with backends for more details on these changes.
The backend.jobs()
and backend.retrieve_jobs()
calls no longer return
results from those jobs. Instead you must call the result()
method on the
returned jobs objects.
Changes to the compiler, transpiler, and unrollers¶
As part of an effort to stabilize the compiler interfaces there have been
several changes to be aware of when leveraging the compiler functions.
First it is important to note that the qiskit.transpiler.transpile()
function now takes a QuantumCircuit object (or a list of them) and returns
a QuantumCircuit object (or a list of them). The DAG processing is done
internally now.
You can also easily switch between circuits, DAGs, and Qobj now using the
functions in qiskit.converters
.
Deprecations¶
As part of the part of the 0.7 release the following things have been deprecated and will either be removed or changed in a backwards incompatible manner in a future release. While not strictly necessary these are things to adjust for before the next release to avoid a breaking change.
plot_circuit()
,latex_circuit_drawer()
,generate_latex_source()
,- and
matplotlib_circuit_drawer()
from qiskit.tools.visualization are deprecated. Instead thecircuit_drawer()
function from the same module should be used, there are kwarg options to mirror the functionality of all the deprecated functions.
- The current default output of
circuit_drawer()
(using latex and falling - back on python) is deprecated and will be changed to just use the
text
output by default in future releases.
- The current default output of
- The qiskit.wrapper.load_qasm_string() and qiskit.wrapper.load_qasm_file() functions are deprecated and the QuantumCircuit.from_qasm_str() and QuantumCircuit.from_qasm_file() constructor methods should be used instead.
- The
plot_barriers
andreverse_bits
keys in thestyle
kwarg dict are deprecated, instead the qiskit.tools.visualization.circuit_drawer() kwargsplot_barriers
andreverse_bits
should be used instead. - The functions plot_state() and iplot_state() have been depreciated. Instead the functions plot_state_*() and iplot_state_*() should be called for the visualization method required.
- The
skip_transpiler
arg has been deprecated fromcompile()
andexecute()
. Instead you can use the PassManager directly, just set thepass_manager
to a blank PassManager object withPassManager()
- The
transpile_dag()
functionformat
kwarg for emitting different output formats is deprecated, instead you should convert the default outputDAGCircuit
object to the desired format. - The unrollers have been deprecated, moving forward only DAG to DAG unrolling will be supported.
Aer 0.1¶
New Features¶
- Aer provides three simulator backends:
QasmSimulator
: simulate experiments and return measurement outcomes.StatevectorSimulator
: return the final statevector for a quantum circuit acting on the all zero stateUnitarySimulator
: return the unitary matrix for a quantum circuit
noise
module: contains advanced noise modeling features for theQasmSimulator
NoiseModel
,QuantumError
,ReadoutError
classes for simulating a Qiskit quantum circuit in the presence of errorserrors
submodule including functions for generatingQuantumError
objects for the following types of quantum errors: Kraus, mixed unitary, coherent unitary, Pauli, depolarizing, thermal relaxation, amplitude damping, phase damping, combined phase and amplitude damping.device
submodule for automatically generating a noise model based on theBackendProperties
of a device
utils
module:qobj_utils
provides functions for directly modifying aqobj
to insert special simulator instructions not yet supported through the Qiskit Terra API
Qiskit 0.6¶
Terra 0.6¶
New Features¶
This release includes a redesign of internal components centered around a new, formal communication format (qobj), along with long awaited features to improve the user experience as a whole. The highlights, compared to the 0.5 release, are:
- Improvements for inter-operability (based on the qobj specification) and extensibility (facilities for extending Qiskit with new backends in a seamless way).
- New options for handling credentials and authentication for the IBM Q backends, aimed at simplifying the process and supporting automatic loading of user credentials.
- A revamp of the visualization utilities: stylish interactive visualizations are now available for Jupyter users, along with refinements for the circuit drawer (including a matplotlib-based version).
- Performance improvements centered around circuit transpilation: the basis for a more flexible and modular architecture have been set, including paralellization of the circuit compilation and numerous optimizations.
Upgrades¶
Please note that some backwards-incompatible changes have been introduced during this release - the following notes contain information on how to adapt to the new changes.
Removal of QuantumProgram
¶
As hinted during the 0.5 release, the deprecation of the QuantumProgram
class has now been completed and is no longer available, in favor of working
with the individual components (BaseJob
,
QuantumCircuit
,
ClassicalRegister
,
QuantumRegister
,
qiskit
) directly.
Please check the 0.5 release notes and the examples for details about the transition:
from qiskit import QuantumCircuit, ClassicalRegister, QuantumRegister
from qiskit import Aer, execute
q = QuantumRegister(2)
c = ClassicalRegister(2)
qc = QuantumCircuit(q, c)
qc.h(q[0])
qc.cx(q[0], q[1])
qc.measure(q, c)
backend = get_backend('qasm_simulator')
job_sim = execute(qc, backend)
sim_result = job_sim.result()
print("simulation: ", sim_result)
print(sim_result.get_counts(qc))
IBM Q Authentication and Qconfig.py
¶
The managing of credentials for authenticating when using the IBMQ backends has been expanded, and there are new options that can be used for convenience:
save your credentials in disk once, and automatically load them in future sessions. This provides a one-off mechanism:
from qiskit import IBMQ IBQM.save_account('MY_API_TOKEN', 'MY_API_URL')
afterwards, your credentials can be automatically loaded from disk by invoking
load_accounts()
:from qiskit import IBMQ IBMQ.load_accounts()
or you can load only specific accounts if you only want to use those in a session:
IBMQ.load_accounts(project='MY_PROJECT')
use environment variables. If
QE_TOKEN
andQE_URL
is set, theIBMQ.load_accounts()
call will automatically load the credentials from them.
Additionally, the previous method of having a Qconfig.py
file in the
program folder and passing the credentials explicitly is still supported.
Working with backends¶
A new mechanism has been introduced in Terra 0.6 as the recommended way for
obtaining a backend, allowing for more powerful and unified filtering and
integrated with the new credentials system. The previous top-level methods
register()
,
available_backends()
and
get_backend()
are still supported, but will
deprecated in upcoming versions in favor of using the qiskit.IBMQ and
qiskit.Aer objects directly, which allow for more complex filtering.
For example, to list and use a local backend:
from qiskit import Aer
all_local_backends = Aer.backends(local=True) # returns a list of instances
qasm_simulator = Aer.backends('qasm_simulator')
And for listing and using remote backends:
from qiskit import IBMQ
IBMQ.enable_account('MY_API_TOKEN')
5_qubit_devices = IBMQ.backends(simulator=True, n_qubits=5)
ibmqx4 = IBMQ.get_backend('ibmqx4')
Please note as well that the names of the local simulators have been simplified. The previous names can still be used, but it is encouraged to use the new, shorter names:
| Qiskit Terra 0.5 | Qiskit Terra 0.6 |
|---|---|
| ‘local_qasm_simulator’ | ‘qasm_simulator’ |
| ‘local_statevector_simulator’ | ‘statevector_simulator’ |
| ‘local_unitary_simulator_py’ | ‘unitary_simulator’ |
Backend and Job API changes¶
Jobs submitted to IBM Q backends have improved capabilities. It is possible to cancel them and replenish credits (
job.cancel()
), and to retrieve previous jobs executed on a specific backend either by job id (backend.retrieve_job(job_id)
) or in batch of latest jobs (backend.jobs(limit)
)Properties for checking each individual job status (
queued
,running
,validating
,done
andcancelled
) no longer exist. If you want to check the job status, use the identity comparison againstjob.status
:from qiskit.backends import JobStatus job = execute(circuit, backend) if job.status() is JobStatus.RUNNING: handle_job(job)
Please consult the new documentation of the
IBMQJob
class to get further insight
in how to use the simplified API.
- A number of members of
BaseBackend
andBaseJob
are no longer properties, but methods, and as a result they need to be invoked as functions.
| Qiskit Terra 0.5 | Qiskit Terra 0.6 |
|---|---|
| backend.name | backend.name() |
| backend.status | backend.status() |
| backend.configuration | backend.configuration() |
| backend.calibration | backend.properties() |
| backend.parameters | backend.jobs() backend.retrieve_job(job_id) |
| job.status | job.status() |
| job.cancelled | job.queue_position() |
| job.running | job.cancel() |
| job.queued | |
| job.done |
Better Jupyter tools¶
The new release contains improvements to the user experience while using Jupyter notebooks.
First, new interactive visualizations of counts histograms and quantum states
are provided:
plot_histogram()
and
plot_state()
.
These methods will default to the new interactive kind when the environment
is Jupyter and internet connection exists.
Secondly, the new release provides Jupyter cell magics for keeping track of
the progress of your code. Use %%qiskit_job_status
to keep track of the
status of submitted jobs to IBMQ backends. Use %%qiskit_progress_bar
to
keep track of the progress of compilation/execution.
Qiskit 0.5¶
Terra 0.5¶
New Features¶
This release brings a number of improvements to Qiskit, both for the user experience and under the hood. Please refer to the full changelog for a detailed description of the changes - the highlights are:
- new
statevector
simulators
and feature and performance improvements to the existing ones (in particular to the C++ simulator), along with a reorganization of how to work with backends focused on extensibility and flexibility (using aliases and backend providers). - reorganization of the asynchronous features, providing a friendlier interface
for running jobs asynchronously via
Job
instances. - numerous improvements and fixes throughout the Terra as a whole, both for convenience of the users (such as allowing anonymous registers) and for enhanced functionality (such as improved plotting of circuits).
Upgrades¶
Please note that several backwards-incompatible changes have been introduced during this release as a result of the ongoing development. While some of these features will continue to be supported during a period of time before being fully deprecated, it is recommended to update your programs in order to prepare for the new versions and take advantage of the new functionality.
QuantumProgram
changes¶
Several methods of the QuantumProgram
class are on their way
to being deprecated:
methods for interacting with the backends and the API:
The recommended way for opening a connection to the IBMQ API and for using the backends is through the top-level functions directly instead of the
QuantumProgram
methods. In particular, theqiskit.register()
method provides the equivalent of the previousqiskit.QuantumProgram.set_api()
call. In a similar vein, there is a newqiskit.available_backends()
,qiskit.get_backend()
and related functions for querying the available backends directly. For example, the following snippet for version 0.4:from qiskit import QuantumProgram quantum_program = QuantumProgram() quantum_program.set_api(token, url) backends = quantum_program.available_backends() print(quantum_program.get_backend_status('ibmqx4')
would be equivalent to the following snippet for version 0.5:
from qiskit import register, available_backends, get_backend register(token, url) backends = available_backends() backend = get_backend('ibmqx4') print(backend.status)
methods for compiling and executing programs:
The top-level functions now also provide equivalents for the
qiskit.QuantumProgram.compile()
andqiskit.QuantumProgram.execute()
methods. For example, the following snippet from version 0.4:quantum_program.execute(circuit, args, ...)
would be equivalent to the following snippet for version 0.5:
from qiskit import execute execute(circuit, args, ...)
In general, from version 0.5 onwards we encourage to try to make use of the
individual objects and classes directly instead of relying on
QuantumProgram
. For example, a QuantumCircuit
can be
instantiated and constructed by appending QuantumRegister
,
ClassicalRegister
, and gates directly. Please check the
update example in the Quickstart section, or the
using_qiskit_core_level_0.py
and using_qiskit_core_level_1.py
examples on the main repository.
Backend name changes¶
In order to provide a more extensible framework for backends, there have been some design changes accordingly:
local simulator names
The names of the local simulators have been homogenized in order to follow the same pattern:
PROVIDERNAME_TYPE_simulator_LANGUAGEORPROJECT
- for example, the C++ simulator previously namedlocal_qiskit_simulator
is nowlocal_qasm_simulator_cpp
. An overview of the current simulators:QASM
simulator is supposed to be like an experiment. You apply a circuit on some qubits, and observe measurement results - and you repeat for many shots to get a histogram of counts viaresult.get_counts()
.Statevector
simulator is to get the full statevector (\(2^n\) amplitudes) after evolving the zero state through the circuit, and can be obtained viaresult.get_statevector()
.Unitary
simulator is to get the unitary matrix equivalent of the circuit, returned viaresult.get_unitary()
.- In addition, you can get intermediate states from a simulator by applying
a
snapshot(slot)
instruction at various spots in the circuit. This will save the current state of the simulator in a given slot, which can later be retrieved viaresult.get_snapshot(slot)
.
backend aliases:
The SDK now provides an “alias” system that allows for automatically using the most performant simulator of a specific type, if it is available in your system. For example, with the following snippet:
from qiskit import get_backend backend = get_backend('local_statevector_simulator')
the backend will be the C++ statevector simulator if available, falling back to the Python statevector simulator if not present.
More flexible names and parameters¶
Several functions of the SDK have been made more flexible and user-friendly:
automatic circuit and register names
qiskit.ClassicalRegister
,qiskit.QuantumRegister
andqiskit.QuantumCircuit
can now be instantiated without explicitly giving them a name - a new autonaming feature will automatically assign them an identifier:q = QuantumRegister(2)
Please note as well that the order of the parameters have been swapped
QuantumRegister(size, name)
.methods accepting names or instances
In combination with the autonaming changes, several methods such as
qiskit.Result.get_data()
now accept both names and instances for convenience. For example, when retrieving the results for a job that has a single circuit such as:qc = QuantumCircuit(..., name='my_circuit') job = execute(qc, ...) result = job.result()
The following calls are equivalent:
data = result.get_data('my_circuit') data = result.get_data(qc) data = result.get_data()


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s6-based installation.
However, it is a requirement for
s6-networking, which
provides useful networking utilities often used with s6, so keeping the
prefix makes some kind of sense; you can see s6-dns as an extension
to the s6 ecosystem.
Installation
Requirements
- A POSIX-compliant system with a standard C development environment
- GNU make, version 3.81 or later
- skalibs version
<IP_ADDRESS> or later. It's a build-time requirement. It's also a run-time
requirement if you link against the shared version of the skalibs library.
Licensing
s6-dns is free software. It is available under the
ISC license.
Download
Compilation
- See the enclosed INSTALL file for installation details.
Upgrade notes
- This page lists the differences to be aware of between
the previous versions of s6-dns and the current one.
Reference
Commands
All these commands exit 111 if they encounter a temporary error or
hardware error, and
100 if they encounter a permanent error - such as a misuse. Short-lived
commands exit 0 on success. Other exit codes are documented in the
relevant page.
Command-line DNS clients programs
Filtering tools
Command-line qualification
DNS analysis and debug tools
Miscellaneous utilities
Libraries
Protocol implementation and synchronous resolution
Asynchronous resolution
Related resources
s6-dns discussion
Similar work
- BIND is the most widely
used DNS software suite on the Internet. It's also arguably the most
buggy,
convoluted and impossible to understand.
- djbdns is DJB's DNS suite.
It works very well, but is unfortunately unmaintained by the author. s6-dns
follows the
same design principles.


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May make a peace with beauty, thine,
The conquered nature’s casual rushes;
And let the Finnish waves forget
Their ancient bondages and malice
And not disturb with their hate senseless
The endless sleep of Peter, great!
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In the end, the Bronze Horseman is a fitting symbol of both the glittering grandeur and the inherent contradictions of pre-World War I Russia - a nation poised for greatness that descended instead into barbarity.


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During my master's period, my research work covers many aspects, including visual SLAM, autonomous vision control of UAV, visual navigation of unmanned vehicle, multi target detection and tracking. At present, I am more interested in multi-sensor fusion SLAM and deep learning, including open source excellent framework (ORB-SLAM, VINS-Mono, OKVIS) etc, and its applications in UAVs and unmanned vehicles.
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This paper presents a novel panoramic UAV surveillance system, which is based on an unique structure-free fisheye camera array, and has the capability of 3D detection and tracking multiple UAVs in a very wide field of view.
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Teaching kids has been a wild experience for me.
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This contains a bunch of core debugging stories that need to be supported
in DevTools for Emscripten.
- Repro from chromium:837572
- Repro from chromium:887384
- Repro from chromium:1141330
- Repro from chromium:1150303
- Repro from chromium:1153644
- Repro from chromium:1234784
- Inlined in one case and not inlined in another (with header)
- Basic fibonacci example
- Basic fibonacci example (compiled with -O1)
- Basic fibonacci example (compiled with -O2)
- Basic fibonacci proxy-to-pthread example
- Basic fibonacci proxy-to-pthread example (DWARF)
- Test with various kinds of globals
- Basic hello world example
- Basic hello world example without symbols
- Basic hello example (separate DWARF)
- Basic hello example (broken separate DWARF)
- Basic hello example (split DWARF with dwp, DWARF 5)
- Basic hello example (split DWARF with dwo, DWARF 5)
- Basic hello example (broken split DWARF with missing dwo/dwp, DWARF 5)
- Basic hello threads example
- Basic hello world example (windows paths)
- Trivial inlining example (repro from chromium:1113603)
- Trivial inlining example (DWARF)
- Trivial inlining example (sourcemaps)
- Opening linear memory inspector example (DWARF)
- Opening linear memory inspector with primitives (DWARF)
- Opening linear memory inspector with structs and classes (DWARF)
- Basic stepping example with source maps
- Basic stepping with source maps and threads
- Basic stepping with source maps, threads and proxy-to-pthread
- Basic stepping with threads and proxy-to-pthread (DWARF)
- Basic std::string example
- Deep Call Stack (with inlining)
- Inlining at tail call sites
- Mandelbrot (SDL2)
- Simple SIMD example (from v8.dev/features/simd)
- Repro for crbug.com/1229541 (instrumentation breakpoints - C/C++)


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Intuitive job-candidate skill visualization tool, taking advantage of
D3.js and
JSONResume.
Live site:
https://jac21.github.io/SkillSet/
Technologies utilized:
HTML5
CSS
JavaScript
Fetch API
D3.js
📝 Small ideation and informal task-tracking tool for your GitHub repositories
Small ideation and informal task-tracking tool for your GitHub repositories. Fetches
repository data,
displaying an
accompanying form element for each repo and allows the user to save notes to their browser's
local storage for
each
repo individually, keeping track of project ideation. Also includes an option to export
their notes to a text
file
if necessary, as well as offline editing support.
Live site:
https://reponotes.com
Technologies utilized:
React
Webpack and Babel
glamor inline css library and turretcss
Local Storage API
ESLint, Prettier, and sw-precache
🎸 Music collaboration and "version-control" web application
Music collaboration and "version-control" web application.
SXSW Music
Hackthon 2016 project, intended to allow musicians to collaborate and visualize
their creations across
any distance.
Technologies utilized:
Node.js
Express/Passport
MongoDB/Mongoose
Gulp
HTML5
CSS3
JavaScript
jQuery
D3.js
🛠 Windows Presentation Foundation desktop-application for easy internal Team Foundation Server management
Windows Presentation Foundation desktop-application for easy internal Team Foundation Server
management. WPF
application,
built in Visual Studio 2013, utilizing the MahApps.Metro toolkit for Metro-style UI design.
Allows the user to
easily
add query sub-folders to specified TFS projects, as well as copying queries from one
sub-folder to another,
making
sprint and iteration query management seamless. Also allows the user to rename specific text
within queries
(i.e.,
"Sprint 14" to "Sprint 15") for more efficient sprint-to-sprint query usage.
Technologies utilized:
C#
Windows Presentation Foundation
XAML
📎 Utilities to aid in utilizing the ever-useful .NET structure BlockingCollection<T>
📎 Utilities to aid in utilizing the ever-useful .NET structure BlockingCollection<T>
Technologies utilized:
.NET Standard
C# 7.0+
NUnit
🎬 Generic Cinemagraph component, built for React.
Generic Cinemagraph component, built for React.
Demo site:
https://jac21.github.io/react-cinemagraph-demo/
Technologies utilized:
React
CSS3
Webpack and Babel
nwb
🎰 Simplistic, atomic, interlocked counter that allows for huge numbers of operations to be performed using a "sharding" style approach to summation
🎰 Simplistic, atomic, interlocked counter that allows for huge numbers of operations to be
performed using a
"sharding" style approach to summation, all in .NET Core C#
Technologies utilized:
.NET Core
C# 7.0+
NUnit
BenchmarkDotNet
🔒 .NET Nuget for a basic asynchronous locking recipe
🔒 .NET Nuget for a basic asynchronous locking recipe
Technologies utilized:
.NET Standard
C# 9.0+
NUnit


Amethyst vdev DataBase.Schemas.AccountMovement View Source
The bank account funds movimentation.
Every time a DataBase.Schemas.Account.t/0
adds or removes
funds, it’s in other words: Inserting a new t/0
. Which are
simply called Movements. They can add (inbound) or remove
(outbound) funds.
A Movement inbound/outbound is determined by its :direction
(which is 1
for inbounds or -1
for outbounds). So its real
amount is represented by direction * amount
, as its :amount
is
always positive regardless of direction.
The act of registering a new movement to a
DataBase.Schemas.Account.t/0
is called to move a movement.
This moving operation ensures to set required internal values and
to write/update its respective
DataBase.Schemas.AccountHistory.t/0
logbook.
See move/1
.
Expresses information over the account_movements
database table.
Link to this section Summary
Types
A map containing a :initial_balance
key with a Decimal.t/0
value. Or nil
A group of fields to be set after building a t/0
. Prior its
insertion
A group of fields that represents the association of a t/0
to
the DataBase.Schemas.Account.t/0
last
DataBase.Schemas.AccountMovement.t/0
. A.k.a. previous
movement
A standard Ecto response to DataBase.Schemas.AccountMovement
data
insertion
A DataBase.Schemas.AccountMovement
struct
Functions
Builds a t/0
over the given arguments
It’s a Decimal.t/0
to represent the addition of
DataBase.Schemas.AccountHistory.t/0
(logbook) :inbounds_on
with the given t/0
movement inbound value
When a given t/0
is the first of its day, it returns the
t/0
:initial_balance
. Otherwise it returns the
DataBase.Schemas.Account.early_balance/2
:initial_balance
for
the given t/0
The only allowed way to register a t/0
It’s a Decimal.t/0
to represent the addition of
DataBase.Schemas.AccountHistory.t/0
(logbook) :outbounds_on
with the given t/0
movement outbound value
Determines if a given Decimal.t/0
is greater than zero
Link to this section Types
initial_balance_t() :: %{initial_balance: Decimal.t()} | nil
A map containing a :initial_balance
key with a Decimal.t/0
value. Or nil
.
It’s the representation for querying this specific field in the database.
missing_values_t() :: %{ move_on: Date.t(), move_at: DateTime.t(), initial_balance: Decimal.t(), final_balance: Decimal.t() }
A group of fields to be set after building a t/0
. Prior its
insertion.
precedent_assoc_t() :: nil | %{previous_movement_id: pos_integer(), previous_movement: t()}
A group of fields that represents the association of a t/0
to
the DataBase.Schemas.Account.t/0
last
DataBase.Schemas.AccountMovement.t/0
. A.k.a. previous
movement.
A standard Ecto response to DataBase.Schemas.AccountMovement
data
insertion.
t() :: %DataBase.Schemas.AccountMovement{ __meta__: term(), account: term(), account_id: term(), amount: term(), direction: term(), final_balance: term(), id: term(), initial_balance: term(), inserted_at: term(), move_at: term(), move_on: term(), previous_movement: term(), previous_movement_id: term(), updated_at: term() }
A DataBase.Schemas.AccountMovement
struct.
Link to this section Functions
build(pos_integer(), Decimal.t(), integer()) :: t()
Builds a t/0
over the given arguments.
It’s a Decimal.t/0
to represent the addition of
DataBase.Schemas.AccountHistory.t/0
(logbook) :inbounds_on
with the given t/0
movement inbound value.
The movement inbound value is the t/0
:amount
if it’s a
inbound movement. Otherwise it’s zero.
When a given t/0
is the first of its day, it returns the
t/0
:initial_balance
. Otherwise it returns the
DataBase.Schemas.Account.early_balance/2
:initial_balance
for
the given t/0
.
The only allowed way to register a t/0
.
It will set its previous movement (if any), then compute its
required internal values and register with the respective
DataBase.Schemas.AccountHistory.t/0
logbook.
Only after registering to the logbook the t/0
is inserted.
It’s a Decimal.t/0
to represent the addition of
DataBase.Schemas.AccountHistory.t/0
(logbook) :outbounds_on
with the given t/0
movement outbound value.
The movement outbound value is the t/0
:amount
if it’s a
outbound movement. Otherwise it’s zero.
Determines if a given Decimal.t/0
is greater than zero.


MatthiasMullie\Minify\CSS
CSS minifier.
Please report bugs on https://github.com/matthiasmullie/minify/issues
- Author: Matthias Mullie<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright: Copyright (c) 2012, Matthias Mullie. All rights reserved.
- License: MIT License
Synopsis
class CSS
extends Minify
{
- // members
- protected integer $maxImportSize = 5;
- protected array $importExtensions = ;
- // Inherited members from Minify
- protected array $data;
- protected array $patterns;
- public array $extracted;
- // methods
- public void setMaxImportSize()
- public void setImportExtensions()
- protected string moveImportsToTop()
- protected string combineImports()
- protected string importFiles()
- public string execute()
- protected string move()
- protected string shortenHex()
- protected string shortenZeroes()
- protected string stripEmptyTags()
- protected void stripComments()
- protected string stripWhitespace()
- protected bool canImportBySize()
- // Inherited methods from Minify
- public void __construct()
- public void add()
- public string minify()
- public string gzip()
- public CacheItemInterface cache()
- public abstract string execute()
- protected string load()
- protected void save()
- protected void registerPattern()
- protected string replace()
- protected string replacePattern()
- protected void extractStrings()
- protected string restoreExtractedData()
- protected bool canImportFile()
- protected resource openFileForWriting()
- protected void writeToFile()
Hierarchy
Extends
Members
protected
- $data
—
array
The data to be minified. - $importExtensions — array
- $maxImportSize — int
- $patterns
—
array
Array of patterns to match.
public
- $extracted
—
array
This array will hold content of strings and regular expressions that have been extracted from the JS source code, so we can reliably match "code", without having to worry about potential "code-like" characters inside.
Methods
protected
- canImportBySize() — Check if file is small enough to be imported.
- combineImports() — Combine CSS from import statements.
- importFiles() — Import files into the CSS, base64-ized.
- move() — Moving a css file should update all relative urls.
- moveImportsToTop() — Move any import statements to the top.
- shortenHex() — Shorthand hex color codes.
- shortenZeroes() — Shorthand 0 values to plain 0, instead of e.g. -0em.
- stripComments() — Strip comments from source code.
- stripEmptyTags() — Strip comments from source code.
- stripWhitespace() — Strip whitespace.
public
- execute() — Minify the data.
- setImportExtensions() — Set the type of extensions to be imported into the CSS (to save network connections).
- setMaxImportSize() — Set the maximum size if files to be imported.
Inherited from MatthiasMullie\Minify\Minify
protected
- canImportFile() — Check if the path is a regular file and can be read.
- extractStrings() — Strings are a pattern we need to match, in order to ignore potential code-like content inside them, but we just want all of the string content to remain untouched.
- load() — Load data.
- openFileForWriting() — Attempts to open file specified by $path for writing.
- registerPattern() — Register a pattern to execute against the source content.
- replace() — We can't "just" run some regular expressions against JavaScript: it's a complex language. E.g. having an occurrence of // xyz would be a comment, unless it's used within a string. Of you could have something that looks like a 'string', but inside a comment.
- replacePattern() — This is where a pattern is matched against $content and the matches are replaced by their respective value.
- restoreExtractedData() — This method will restore all extracted data (strings, regexes) that were replaced with placeholder text in extract*(). The original content was saved in $this->extracted.
- save() — Save to file.
- writeToFile() — Attempts to write $content to the file specified by $handler. $path is used for printing exceptions.


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- The maps that uses here come from OpenStreetMap, and therefore whatever policies in use there with regard to international borders will necessarily be mirroredo.
- The project aims to visualize the data and contribute the data to Wikidata. The data is contributed to the WikiProject to collect Wikidata resources related to COVID-19 and for more details visit COVID-19 Task force India.


Calculation of the mean convective heat transfer coefficient kc for a developed turbulent fluid flow through an even gap at heat transfer from both sides.
There are basically three differences:
The mean convective heat transfer coefficient kc for an even gap is calculated through the corresponding Nusselt number Nu_turb according to Gnielinski in [VDI 2002, p. Gb 7, sec. 2.4]
Nu_turb =(zeta/8)*Re*Pr/{1+12.7*[zeta/8]^(0.5)*[Pr^(2/3) -1]}*{1+[d_hyd/L]^(2/3)}
where the pressure loss coefficient zeta according to Konakov in [VDI 2002, p. Ga 5, eq. 27] is determined by
zeta = 1/[1.8*log10(Re) - 1.5]^2
resulting to the corresponding mean convective heat transfer coefficient kc
kc = Nu_turb * lambda / d_hyd
with
| cp | as specific heat capacity at constant pressure [J/(kg.K)], |
| d_hyd = 2*s | as hydraulic diameter of gap [m], |
| eta | as dynamic viscosity of fluid [Pa.s], |
| h | as height of cross sectional area in gap [m], |
| kc | as mean convective heat transfer coefficient [W/(m2.K)], |
| lambda | as heat conductivity of fluid [W/(m.K)], |
| L | as overflowed length of gap (normal to cross sectional area) [m] , |
| Nu_turb | as mean Nusselt number for turbulent regime [-], |
| Pr = eta*cp/lambda | as Prandtl number [-], |
| rho | as fluid density [kg/m3], |
| s | as distance between parallel plates of cross sectional area [m], |
| Re = rho*v*d_hyd/eta | as Reynolds number [-], |
| v | as mean velocity in gap [m/s], |
| zeta | as pressure loss coefficient [-]. |
Note that the fluid flow properties shall be calculated with an arithmetic mean temperature out of the fluid flow temperatures at the entrance and the exit of the gap.
The mean Nusselt number Nu_turb representing the mean convective heat transfer coefficient kc in dependence of the chosen fluid flow and heat transfer situations (targets) is shown in the figure below.


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Artificial Intelligence for Domain-Specific Applications Project Preparation
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Extensions
The following extensions are available globally.
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Declaration
Swift
public extension CGPoint
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension CGRect
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension CGSize
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UIButton
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UICollectionView
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UIImageView
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UILabel
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UIScrollView
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UITableView
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UITableViewCell
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UITextField
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UITextView
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Declaration
Swift
public extension CSHasAttributedTextProtocol where Self: UIView, Self: CSHasFontProtocol, Self: CSHasTextColorProtocol
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension CSHasImageProtocol where Self: UIView
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension CSHasLabelProtocol where Self: UIView
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension CSHasTextProtocol where Self: UIView
-
Declaration
-
Declaration
Swift
extension UIViewController
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension UIWindow
-
Declaration
Swift
public extension PreviewProvider where Self: CSPreviewProvider


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This example provides a very simple implementation for world time bot. You can say something like "What time is it now in New York City" or "What's the local time?".
Complexity:
Source code: GitHub
Review: All Examples at GitHub
You can create new Scala projects in many ways - we'll use SBT
to accomplish this task. Make sure that build.sbt
file has the following content:
ThisBuild / version := "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT" ThisBuild / scalaVersion := "3.2.2" lazy val root = (project in file(".")) .settings( name := "NLPCraft Time Example", version := "{{site.latest_version}}", libraryDependencies += "org.apache.nlpcraft" % "nlpcraft" % "{{site.latest_version}}", libraryDependencies += "org.scalatest" %% "scalatest" % "3.2.15" % "test" )
NOTE: use the latest versions of Scala and ScalaTest.
Create the following files so that resulting project structure would look like the following:
time_model.yaml
- YAML configuration file which contains model description.cities_timezones.txt
- Cities timezones database.TimeModel.scala
- Model implementation.CitiesDataProvider.scala
- Helper service which loads timezones database.GeoManager.scala
- Helper service which provides cities timezones information for user request.TimeModelSpec.scala
- Test that allows to test your model.| build.sbt +--project | build.properties \--src +--main | +--resources | | time_model.yaml | | cities_timezones.txt | \--scala | \--demo | CitiesDataProvider.scala | GeoManager.scala | TimeModel.scala \--test \--scala \--demo TimeModelSpec.scala
We are going to start with declaring the static part of our model using YAML which we will later load
in our Scala-based model implementation.
Open src/main/resources/time_model.yaml
file and replace its content with the following YAML:
macros: "<OF>": "{of|for|per}" "<CUR>": "{current|present|now|local}" "<TIME>": "{time <OF> day|day time|date|time|moment|datetime|hour|o'clock|clock|date time|date and time|time and date}" elements: - type: "x:time" description: "Date and/or time token indicator." synonyms: - "{<CUR>|_} <TIME>" - "what <TIME> {is it now|now|is it|_}"
There are number of important points here:
Line 1
defines several macros that are used later on throughout the model's elements
to shorten the synonym declarations. Note how macros coupled with option groups
shorten overall synonym declarations 1000:1 vs. manually listing all possible word permutations.
Line 6
defines x:time
model element which
is used in our intent defined in TimeModel
class. Note that this model
element is defined mostly through macros we have defined above.
YAML vs. API
As usual, this YAML-based static model definition is convenient but totally optional. All elements definitions
can be provided programmatically inside Scala model TimeModel
class as well.
Open src/main/scala/demo/TimeModel.scala
file and replace its content with the following code:
package demo import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonProcessingException import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper import com.fasterxml.jackson.dataformat.yaml.YAMLFactory import org.apache.nlpcraft.* import org.apache.nlpcraft.annotations.* import org.apache.nlpcraft.internal.util.NCResourceReader import org.apache.nlpcraft.nlp.parsers.NCOpenNLPEntityParser import java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter import java.time.format.FormatStyle.MEDIUM import java.time.* @NCIntent("fragment=city term(city)~{# == 'opennlp:location'}") @NCIntent("intent=intent2 term~{# == 'x:time'} fragment(city)") @NCIntent("intent=intent1 term={# == 'x:time'}") class TimeModel extends NCModel( NCModelConfig("nlpcraft.time.ex", "Time Example Model", "1.0"), new NCPipelineBuilder(). withSemantic("en", "time_model.yaml"). withEntityParser(NCOpenNLPEntityParser( NCResourceReader.getPath("opennlp/en-ner-location.bin")) ). build ): private val FMT: DateTimeFormatter = DateTimeFormatter.ofLocalizedDateTime(MEDIUM) private val citiesData: Map[City, CityData] = CitiesDataProvider.get private def mkResult( city: String, cntry: String, tmz: String, lat: Double, lon: Double ): NCResult = val m = Map( "city" -> capitalize(city), "country" -> capitalize(cntry), "timezone" -> tmz, "lat" -> lat, "lon" -> lon, "localTime" -> ZonedDateTime.now(ZoneId.of(tmz)).format(FMT) ) try NCResult(new ObjectMapper(new YAMLFactory).writeValueAsString(m)) catch case e: JsonProcessingException => throw new RuntimeException("YAML conversion error.", e) private def capitalize(s: String): String = if s == null || s.isEmpty then s else s"${s.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase}${s.substring(1, s.length)}" @NCIntentRef("intent2") private def onRemoteMatch( ctx: NCContext, im: NCIntentMatch, @NCIntentTerm("city") cityEnt: NCEntity ): NCResult = val cityName: String = cityEnt.mkText val (city, data) = citiesData.find(_._1.name.equalsIgnoreCase(cityName)). getOrElse( throw new NCRejection(String.format("No timezone mapping for %s.", cityName)) ) mkResult(city.name, city.country, data.timezone, data.latitude, data.longitude) @NCIntentRef("intent1") private def onLocalMatch(ctx: NCContext, im: NCIntentMatch): NCResult = val geo = GeoManager.get(ctx.getRequest).getOrElse(GeoManager.getSiliconValley) mkResult(geo.city, geo.country_name, geo.timezone, geo.latitude, geo.longitude)
There are two intents, for local and remote locations. Result is represented as JSON value. Let's review this implementation step by step:
line 17
our class extends {% scaladoc NCModel NCModel %} with two mandatory parameters.
Line 14
creates IDL fragment
which is used in intent2
definition below.
Lines 15 and 16
annotate two intents definitions intent1
and intent2
.
Their callbacks below have references on them by their identifiers.
Line 18
creates model configuration with most default parameters.
Line 19
creates pipeline based on built-in components:
time_model.yaml
.opennlp/en-ner-location.bin
for GEO locations detection.
Lines 54 and 55
annotate intent intent2
and its callback method onRemoteMatch()
.
This intent requires one mandatory entity - city which is used for getting time for its timezone.
Lines 68 and 69
annotate intent intent1
and its callback method onLocalMatch()
.
This intent is triggered by default, tries to detect timezone by request data and return time for this timezone.
Otherwise, it returns Silicon Valley current time.
Implementations of helper classes GeoManager
and CitiesDataProvider
are not related
to given example logic.
Just copy these classes and cities_timezones.txt
file from project source code into your demo project
and don't forget to correct package names to demo
for copied classes.
Links are below:
The test defined in TimeModelSpec
allows to check that all input test sentences are
processed correctly and trigger the expected intents intent2
and intent1
:
package demo import org.apache.nlpcraft.* import org.scalatest.funsuite.AnyFunSuite import scala.util.Using class TimeModelSpec extends AnyFunSuite: test("test") { Using.resource(new NCModelClient(new TimeModel())) { client => def check(txt: String, intentId: String): Unit = require(client.debugAsk(txt, "userId", true).getIntentId == intentId) check("What time is it now in New York City?", "intent2") check("What's the current time in Moscow?", "intent2") check("Show me time of the day in London.", "intent2") check("Can you please give me the Tokyo's current date and time.", "intent2") check("What's the local time?", "intent1") } }
Line 9
creates the client for our model.
Line 11
calls a special method
{% scaladoc NCModelClient#debugAsk-fffff96c debugAsk() %}.
It allows to check the winning intent and its callback parameters without actually
calling the intent.
Lines 13-18
define all the test input sentences that should
trigger requited intent.
You can run this test via SBT task executeTests
or using IDE.
sbt executeTests
You've created time data model and tested it.


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The thread loop is only terminated after calling Finish.
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Force the thread loop to terminate.
This function must be call explicitly when the application wants to terminate the thread because the destructor does not do it.
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Set thread name.
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Section: udisks-daemon (8)Updated: April 2008
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
udisks-daemon - udisks DaemonSYNOPSIS
- udisks-daemon [--help]
DESCRIPTION
udisks-daemon
See the udisks(7) man page for information on how to customize how udisks-daemon works.
OPTIONS
--help
- Show help options.
AUTHOR
Written by David Zeuthen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a lot of help from many others.
BUGS
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SEE ALSO
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The 301 (Moved Permanently) status code indicates that the target resource has been assigned a new permanent URI and any future references to this resource ought to use one of the enclosed URIs. Clients with link-editing capabilities ought to automatically re-link references to the effective request URI to one or more of the new references sent by the server, where possible.
The 302 (Found) status code indicates that the target resource resides temporarily under a different URI. Since the redirection might be altered on occasion, the client ought to continue to use the effective request URI for future requests.
The 303 (See Other) status code indicates that the server is redirecting the user agent to a different resource, as indicated by a URI in the Location header field, which is intended to provide an indirect response to the original request. A user agent can perform a retrieval request targeting that URI (a GET or HEAD request if using HTTP), which might also be redirected, and present the eventual result as an answer to the original request. Note that the new URI in the Location header field is not considered equivalent to the effective request URI.
The 404 (Not Found) status code indicates that the origin server did not find a current representation for the target resource or is not willing to disclose that one exists. A 404 status code does not indicate whether this lack of representation is temporary or permanent; the 410 (Gone) status code is preferred over 404 if the origin server knows, presumably through some configurable means, that the condition is likely to be permanent.
The 410 (Gone) status code indicates that access to the target resource is no longer available at the origin server and that this condition is likely to be permanent. If the origin server does not know, or has no facility to determine, whether or not the condition is permanent, the status code 404 (Not Found) ought to be used instead.


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May 28, 2002
Arafat potato chips taking Islamic world by storm
Wire Services | Submitted by: Clare A. McGuire @ Atlanta
"The chips are bagged in Palestinian colors, green, red, black and white,
and carry the likeness of a rotund and wide-eyed Arafat, saluting with one
hand and holding a Palestinian flag in the other. He's dressed in his
trademark military fatigues and black-and-white checked headgear."
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This might make a good Midol ad...
Reuters | Submitted by: xrayspex
"One car full of Cava family women and another car with Camorra boss
Salvatore Graziano, his granddaughters and their mother showered each other
with bullets in the prolonged shootout in Lauro, a town east of Naples. Two
middle-aged mothers and a 16-year-old girl were killed."
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Woman injured removing booby-trapped sign
Moscow Times | Submitted by: Cannabis Kid
"The woman, Tatyana Sapunova, 28, lost an eye after she tried to pull the sign out of the ground 32 kilometers southwest of Moscow, local media reported. She was in critical but stable condition at City Hospital No. 1."
The sign read "Smert Zhidam," or "Death to Yids".
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Man shoves wheelchair-bound wife to death
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: Cannabis Kid
"An 83-year-old man who shoved his 80-year-old wheelchair-bound wife to her death in a 4-meter fall into a concrete riverbank was Tuesday arrested for murder." He said "there wasn't much point in us living anymore" and "we planned to die together."
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City aims to stop RTS bus surfing
Gainesville Sun | Submitted by: John
"There's no law that bans bus surfing specifically, but a surfer who
damaged bus equipment could be charged with criminal mischief. And any bus
surfer could be charged with trespassing, given that RTS considers bus
roofs off-limits to passengers."
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Dandelion killing semen?
Canadian Broadcasting | Submitted by: headworm
"A common pesticide used to spray lawns and golf courses often ends up
in the semen of the men who spray it, according to a new Health Canada study."
"2,4-D kills broad-leafed plants, but not grass. It's the major active
ingredient in weed killers such as Killex, Trillion and Par-3. It's also often
mixed two other weed killers, dicamba and mecoprop." Illustrated with a
cropped photo of man holding garden hose at waist level.
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Teen killers too lazy to chop up body
Independent Online | Submitted by: Hornet
"Macabre details, including how the two planned to chop up the body of
48 year old Santa Pretorius and stuff the pieces down the toilet, on Monday
emerged at the in-camera trial... The body, however, was never chopped up,
because the 17-year-old boy told his 15-year-old girlfriend that
he was "too lazy" to do this."
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God's sense of humor still intact
International Herald Tribune | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Baghlan Province, a rich agricultural region in northern Afghanistan, has
been among the areas hardest hit this spring by a plague of locusts, described
by United Nations experts as the worst plague to strike Afghanistan in 30
years. So far, it has spread across eight provinces, damaging thousands of
acres of wheat, corn and other cash crops...Locusts, which appear in five- to
seven-year cycles, are not a new scourge for Afghanistan."
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Turkish websites to become criminal
BBC | Submitted by: anonymous
A new law in Turkey is going to make it impossible for Internet to
survive there. "A judge can tell you to bring a copy of your website
whenever you update it to be approved by the local authorities...
According to Fikret Ilkiz, media lawyer for the Turkish daily newspaper,
Cumhuriyet, internet providers could be liable for prosecution for
anything written, even in chatrooms."
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Mexico City's hottest property: graveyard
Wire Services | Submitted by: bdragon
Being buried in your own plot in Mexico City will cost an arm and a leg...
or you can just have yourself stuffed in with other family members.
"When families want to add a body to an older, permanent plot, gravediggers
exhume remains and let relatives choose either to cremate them or put what's
left of the corpse in a small box which is attached to the top of
the new coffin."
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Naked man goes on road rampage
The Omaha Channel | Submitted by: Cree A. Tive
"Police in Lincoln are collecting information on an apparent rampage caused
by a naked man driving a truck through the state capital Monday morning."
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The Curse of Gucci
New York Post | Submitted by: george_lazenby
"A mysterious ailment Gucci family friends are calling "Maurizio's curse"
has brought Patrizia's appeal for freedom to a screeching halt. The ailment,
which appears as a skin rash, irritates the throat and causes nausea,
affects anyone who comes into contact with the court papers in the case,
court employees say."
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Jews In Space
Washington Times | Submitted by: george_lazenby
Life sometimes starts to sound like a Mel Brooks film:
"Col. Ilan Ramon, who will become the first Israeli to leave Earth's
atmosphere as part of the NASA crew on the shuttle Columbia in July, has
caused consternation among rabbis by asking how, or more precisely, when,
to mark Judaism's day of rest. The problem stems from the fact that Jews are
required to observe the Sabbath "every seventh day," starting at sunset on
Friday evening and ending the following day "when three stars are seen." As
opposed, say, to sorting that whole Palestinian thing out.
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