Recipe 17.1. Implementing a Simple Extension TypeCredit: Alex Martelli ProblemYou want to code and build a C extension type for Python with a minimal amount of hard work. SolutionFirst of all, we need to create a setup.py file to use the distutils package to build and install our module: from distutils.core import setup, Extension setup(name = "elemlist", version = "1.0", maintainer = "Alex Martelli", maintainer_email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>description = "Sample, simple Python extension module", ext_modules = [Extension('elemlist',sources=['elemlist.c'])] ) Then, we need a file elemlist.c with our module's source code: #include "Python.h" /* type-definition and utility-macros */ typedef struct { PyObject_HEAD PyObject *car, *cdr; } cons_cell; staticforward PyTypeObject cons_type; /* a type-testing macro (we don't actually use it here) */ #define is_cons(v) ((v)->ob_type == &cons_type) /* utility macros to access car and cdr, as either lvalues or rvalues */ #define carof(v) (((cons_cell*)(v))->car) #define cdrof(v) (((cons_cell*)(v))->cdr) /* ctor ("internal" factory-function) and dtor */ static cons_cell* cons_new(PyObject *car, PyObject *cdr) { cons_cell *cons = PyObject_New(cons_cell, &cons_type); if(cons) { cons->car = car; Py_INCREF(car); /* INCREF when holding a PyObject */ cons->cdr = cdr; Py_INCREF(cdr); /* ditto */ } return cons; } static void cons_dealloc(cons_cell* cons) { /* DECREF when releasing previously-held PyObject*'s */ Py_DECREF(cons->car); Py_DECREF(cons->cdr); PyObject_Del(cons); } /* A minimal Python type-object */ statichere PyTypeObject cons_type = { PyObject_HEAD_INIT(0) /* initialize to 0 to ensure Win32 portability */ 0, /* ob_size */ "cons", /* tp_name */ sizeof(cons_cell), /* tp_basicsize */ 0, /* tp_itemsize */ /* methods */ (destructor)cons_dealloc, /* tp_dealloc */ /* implied by ISO C: all zeros thereafter, i.e., no other method */ }; /* module-functions */ static PyObject* cons(PyObject *self, PyObject *args) /* the exposed factory-function */ { PyObject *car, *cdr; if(!PyArg_ParseTuple(args, "OO", &car, &cdr)) return 0; return (PyObject*)cons_new(car, cdr); } static PyObject* car(PyObject *self, PyObject *args) /* car-accessor */ { PyObject *cons; if(!PyArg_ParseTuple(args, "O!", &cons_type, &cons)) /* type-checked */ return 0; return Py_BuildValue("O", carof(cons)); } static PyObject* cdr(PyObject *self, PyObject *args) /* cdr-accessor */ { PyObject *cons; if(!PyArg_ParseTuple(args, "O!", &cons_type, &cons)) /* type-checked */ return 0; return Py_BuildValue("O", cdrof(cons)); } static PyObject* setcar(PyObject *self, PyObject *args) /* car-setter */ { PyObject *cons; PyObject *value; if(!PyArg_ParseTuple(args, "O!O", &cons_type, &cons, &value)) return 0; Py_INCREF(value); Py_DECREF(carof(cons)); carof(cons) = value; return Py_BuildValue(""); } static PyObject* setcdr(PyObject *self, PyObject *args) /* cdr-setter */ { PyObject *cons; PyObject *value; if(!PyArg_ParseTuple(args, "O!O", &cons_type, &cons, &value)) return 0; Py_INCREF(value); Py_DECREF(cdrof(cons)); cdrof(cons) = value; return Py_BuildValue(""); } static PyMethodDef elemlist_module_functions[ ] = { {"cons", cons, METH_VARARGS}, {"car", car, METH_VARARGS}, {"cdr", cdr, METH_VARARGS}, {"setcar", setcar, METH_VARARGS}, {"setcdr", setcdr, METH_VARARGS}, {0, 0} }; /* module entry-point (module-initialization) function */ void initelemlist(void) { /* Create the module, with its functions */ PyObject *m = Py_InitModule("elemlist", elemlist_module_functions); /* Finish initializing the type-objects */ cons_type.ob_type = &PyType_Type; } DiscussionC-coded Python extension types have an undeserved aura of mystery and difficulty. Sure, it's a lot of work to implement every possible feature, but a minimal yet useful type doesn't necessarily take all that much effort. This module is roughly equivalent to the Python-coded module: def cons(car, cdr): return car, cdr def car(conscell): return conscell[0] def cdr(conscell): return conscell[1] def setcar(conscell, value): conscell[0] = value def setcdr(conscell, value): conscell[1] = value except that the C source is about 25 times larger, even excluding comments and empty lines (and it is not much faster than the Python-coded version, either). However, the point of this recipe is to demonstrate a minimal C-coded extension type. I'm not even supplying object methods (except the indispensable destructor) but, rather, I am providing module-level functions to build cons cells and to read and write their car and cdr fields. This recipe also shows the utter simplicity of building a C-coded extension module on any platform, thanks to the distutils package, which does all of the hard work. Lisp-savvy readers will have recognized from the names involved that this little extension offers the core functionality to implement a Lisp-like linked list typeusing some NIL marker (e.g. None), by convention, as the cdr of the last cons-cell of a list, and otherwise "consing up a list" by having every cdr be another cons-cell. You might easily constrain the cdr to be either None or another cons-cell, giving up on generality for a bit of extra error checking. Because this recipe is meant as an introduction to writing extension modules in C for Python, here are the instructions for building this extension module, assuming you have a Windows machine with Python 2.3 and Microsoft Visual C++ 6 (or the free command-line equivalent that you can download from Microsoft's site as a part of their .NET Framework SDK). You can presumably translate mentally to other platforms such as Linux with gcc, Mac OS X with gcc, and so on. On the other hand, using different C compilers on Windows involves more work, and I'm not going to cover that here (see http://sebsauvage.net/python/mingw.html). Here are the steps you should follow to build this recipe's extension:
Thereyour new extension module is installed and ready! See AlsoThe Extending and Embedding manual is available as part of the standard Python documentation set at http://www.python.org/doc/current/ext/ext.html; the section "Distributing Python Modules" of the standard Python documentation set is still incomplete, but it's a reliable source of information on the distutils package. Python in a Nutshell covers the essentials of extending and embedding and of the distutils package. |


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MongoDB backup from local and restore on remote
Backing up and restoring local mongo to remote, and then connecting remote mongo to MeteorUP… in a nutshell
So to fill you in…
I found myself feeling that I had too much going on locally, and hadn’t taken the journey into remote hosting of really any kind… This is obviously important from a DevOps standpoint, and an important skill we can all have. Whether you are just getting your feet wet, or are a seasoned developer - you will always find yourself referencing stackoverflow, google, tech documentation, etc. So these are my notes from the task of migrating a DB from local to remote (mongodb), and then adding my mongo url into MeteorUP, so that my test meteor application successfully connected to the remote mongodb for it’s data! Let’s begin.
Installing/running mongo in relation to mongo itself, and also Meteor.js
Mongo Documentation was very helpful in understanding the differences in the mongo versions (2.4, 2.6, 3.0). Meteor JS info is available as well - Mongo runs it’s own separate instance on it’s own port. Your main source of help on this topic are going to be the [Mongodb docs] (https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/), and google/stackoverflow because everyone’s mongo version and meteor configs, etc, are possibly going to vary.
Start to get into setting up users, and learn about users and roles
Had to use the admin db in mongo - type in the mongo shell:
use admin
and Create an Administrative User with Unrestricted Access, and then was able to use:
show dbs
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use databaseName
with it’s own set of control/privileges.
Configure mongo to accept remote connections if not already
So far have taken the comment approach (less secure) where you comment out the bind_ip line in mongod.conf file. This may be a good starting point here.
Back up and restore mongo from local to remote
Refer to the MongoDB documentation for mongodump / mongorestore. I did have success using mongodump and mongorestore! These next pieces of code were key:
Terminal command:
mongorestore —host hostname --port 27017 —username username —password password -d database -c collection /path/to/backup/file.ext
MONGO_URL for connecting mup to remote mongo instance:
"MONGO_URL" : "mongodb://username:password@servername:port/database"
Re-deploy test Meteor App with a remote mongodb connected
Include the above “MONGO_URL” in your mup.json file and at this point remember to double check node, mongo, and phantomJS booleans and adjust as necessary!
And finally -
Run
mup [ reconfig / setup / deploy ]
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Here are a few more links I want to leave for support on this issue -
StackOverflow page on Mongodb Error 18 - Auth fails
StackOverflow page on Mongodb Error 111
Those may be useful along the way, even if just to get the old brain workin’.


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pingouin.sphericity¶
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pingouin.
sphericity
(data, dv=None, within=None, subject=None, method='mauchly', alpha=0.05)¶ Mauchly and JNS test for sphericity.
- Parameters
- data
pandas.DataFrame
DataFrame containing the repeated measurements. Both wide and long-format dataframe are supported for this function. To test for an interaction term between two repeated measures factors with a wide-format dataframe,
data
must have a two-levelspandas.MultiIndex
columns.- dvstring
Name of column containing the dependent variable (only required if
data
is in long format).- withinstring
Name of column containing the within factor (only required if
data
is in long format). Ifwithin
is a list with two strings, this function computes the epsilon factor for the interaction between the two within-subject factor.- subjectstring
Name of column containing the subject identifier (only required if
data
is in long format).- methodstr
Method to compute sphericity:
‘jns’: John, Nagao and Sugiura test.
‘mauchly’: Mauchly test (default).
- alphafloat
Significance level
- data
- Returns
- spherboolean
True if data have the sphericity property.
- Wfloat
Test statistic.
- chi2float
Chi-square statistic.
- dofint
Degrees of freedom.
- pvalfloat
P-value.
- Raises
- ValueError
When testing for an interaction, if both within-subject factors have more than 2 levels (not yet supported in Pingouin).
See also
epsilon
Epsilon adjustement factor for repeated measures.
homoscedasticity
Test equality of variance.
normality
Univariate normality test.
Notes
The Mauchly \(W\) statistic [1] is defined by:
\[W = \frac{\prod \lambda_j}{(\frac{1}{k-1} \sum \lambda_j)^{k-1}}\]where \(\lambda_j\) are the eigenvalues of the population covariance matrix (= double-centered sample covariance matrix) and \(k\) is the number of conditions.
From then, the \(W\) statistic is transformed into a chi-square score using the number of observations per condition \(n\)
\[f = \frac{2(k-1)^2+k+1}{6(k-1)(n-1)}\]\[\chi_w^2 = (f-1)(n-1) \text{log}(W)\]The p-value is then approximated using a chi-square distribution:
\[\chi_w^2 \sim \chi^2(\frac{k(k-1)}{2}-1)\]The JNS \(V\) statistic ([2], [3], [4]) is defined by:
\[V = \frac{(\sum_j^{k-1} \lambda_j)^2}{\sum_j^{k-1} \lambda_j^2}\]\[\chi_v^2 = \frac{n}{2} (k-1)^2 (V - \frac{1}{k-1})\]and the p-value approximated using a chi-square distribution
\[\chi_v^2 \sim \chi^2(\frac{k(k-1)}{2}-1)\]Missing values are automatically removed from
data
(listwise deletion).References
- 1
Mauchly, J. W. (1940). Significance test for sphericity of a normal n-variate distribution. The Annals of Mathematical Statistics, 11(2), 204-209.
- 2
Nagao, H. (1973). On some test criteria for covariance matrix. The Annals of Statistics, 700-709.
- 3
Sugiura, N. (1972). Locally best invariant test for sphericity and the limiting distributions. The Annals of Mathematical Statistics, 1312-1316.
- 4
John, S. (1972). The distribution of a statistic used for testing sphericity of normal distributions. Biometrika, 59(1), 169-173.
See also http://www.real-statistics.com/anova-repeated-measures/sphericity/
Examples
Mauchly test for sphericity using a wide-format dataframe
>>> import pandas as pd >>> import pingouin as pg >>> data = pd.DataFrame({'A': [2.2, 3.1, 4.3, 4.1, 7.2], ... 'B': [1.1, 2.5, 4.1, 5.2, 6.4], ... 'C': [8.2, 4.5, 3.4, 6.2, 7.2]}) >>> spher, W, chisq, dof, pval = pg.sphericity(data) >>> print(spher, round(W, 3), round(chisq, 3), dof, round(pval, 3)) True 0.21 4.677 2 0.096
John, Nagao and Sugiura (JNS) test
>>> round(pg.sphericity(data, method='jns')[-1], 3) # P-value only 0.046
Now using a long-format dataframe
>>> data = pg.read_dataset('rm_anova2') >>> data.head() Subject Time Metric Performance 0 1 Pre Product 13 1 2 Pre Product 12 2 3 Pre Product 17 3 4 Pre Product 12 4 5 Pre Product 19
Let’s first test sphericity for the Time within-subject factor
>>> pg.sphericity(data, dv='Performance', subject='Subject', ... within='Time') (True, nan, nan, 1, 1.0)
Since Time has only two levels (Pre and Post), the sphericity assumption is necessarily met.
The Metric factor, however, has three levels:
>>> round(pg.sphericity(data, dv='Performance', subject='Subject', ... within=['Metric'])[-1], 3) 0.878
The p-value value is very large, and the test therefore indicates that there is no violation of sphericity.
Now, let’s calculate the epsilon for the interaction between the two repeated measures factor. The current implementation in Pingouin only works if at least one of the two within-subject factors has no more than two levels.
>>> spher, _, chisq, dof, pval = pg.sphericity(data, dv='Performance', ... subject='Subject', ... within=['Time', 'Metric']) >>> print(spher, round(chisq, 3), dof, round(pval, 3)) True 3.763 2 0.152
Here again, there is no violation of sphericity acccording to Mauchly’s test.
Alternatively, we could use a wide-format dataframe with two column levels:
>>> # Pivot from long-format to wide-format >>> piv = data.pivot_table(index='Subject', columns=['Time', 'Metric'], ... values='Performance') >>> piv.head() Time Post Pre Metric Action Client Product Action Client Product Subject 1 34 30 18 17 12 13 2 30 18 6 18 19 12 3 32 31 21 24 19 17 4 40 39 18 25 25 12 5 27 28 18 19 27 19
>>> spher, _, chisq, dof, pval = pg.sphericity(piv) >>> print(spher, round(chisq, 3), dof, round(pval, 3)) True 3.763 2 0.152
which gives the same output as the long-format dataframe.


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| text | string, which can be modified by user input |
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| header | header of the window |
| description | description of the window |
- Returns
- returns created window
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Ravi serves as the President of 2015-16 GPTM committee. Ravi enjoys doing volunteer work and believes in giving back to the community. Ravi is excited about leading this year’s committee that has awesome, energetic and enthusiastic team members. Ravi lives in Camas (WA) with his wife Lalitha Veerappan and kids Neha and Pranay.
Sowmya serves as Vice President for 2105-16 GPTM committe. Sowmya is an energetic person who actively takes part in all cultural activities. During her spare time she loves to paint and trained in Tanjore painting. She lives in Bethany, OR with her husband and two kids who keeps them busy and active.
Niroop serves as the Secretary for GPTM committee. A software engineer by profession serving the healthcare industry working with 3D geometry for digital dental applications, and continuing onto making healthcare robots in beautiful Santa Barbara and currently in Portland city making pacemakers for Biotronik. Active and adventure seeking in general, loves to Hike, Bike, Walk, Play games and any sports and also a good movie buff. Niroop has an active interest in social activities including cooking for shelter homes, teaching Indian culture through chinmaya mission, and various other activities through CORD and VIBHA.
Ashok serves as the Treasurer of 2015-16 GPTM committee. He currently works at NVIDIA as a chip designer. Ashok and and his wife Aishwarya have been active participants in many of the Tamil Mandram cultural programs here in Portland as well as in Seattle and Vancouver BC. Aishwarya served in the committee in 2005. It is now Ashok's turn to be part of this wonderful and enthusiastic committee. Ashok is an avid music lover and has been learning Hindustani classical vocal music for the last few years.He also enjoys exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest along with his wife and their precious little 6 year old daughter Akshara.
Deepa is the funding advisor of GPTM, a busy full-time volunteer involved in numerous activities in the community and school. She loves to be involved in her children's activities, cook, read, write poetry, creative projects, hike and run. She recently ran her first marathon and looks forward to many more. She lives in Tualatin, OR with her husband, two daughters and their puppy.
Divya is a professor in Business at Clark College. She serves as one of the youth committee advisors for GPTM. She is also a carnatic vocalist who loves to teach music in her spare time. She lives in Bethany with her two girls (Mayukha and Laya) and husband Mouli. Divya is loves to spend time in the park during summer and her favorite past time is to play with the neighborhood kids.
Mani currently serves as a event co-ordinator for GPTM committee. Continuing on the work of previous committee, Mani has been instrumental in setting up payment system that makes GPTM ticket and membership purchases a breeze. Mani works for Intel as an engineering manager and lives in Hillsboro with his wife Deepa, and sons Nandu and Adithya. His hobbies include writing poetry, classical music, reading and volunteering.
Murali, structural engineer with McMillen, LLC, currently serves as event coordinator of the GPTM committee. Prior to moving into Portland earlier this year, Murali has done event coordination for other non-profits in the US. Murali manages facility and equipment rental aspects of event coordination. Murali lives in Hillsboro with his wife Avantika. His interests include travelling, playing soccer and training for contact sports.
Ajoy is one of the Public Relations coordinators for GPTM committee. Ajoy has been actively involved in the GPTM initiative and activities in the past and has served as the event coordinator in the 2011-2012 committee as well. A CAD engineer by profession working at Intel, Ajoy has been involved in various community and volunteering activities on his own. Ajoy has a great passion for robotics and embedded systems and has been serving as a the technical panel head judge for Intel robotics tournaments (JFLL, FLL, FTC etc.) for last 4 years. His other hobbies and interests include music, dance, food, travel and volunteering.
Raj is one of the members of GPTM committee and serves as one of the event coordinators. Raj along with Ajoy takes care of print media and catering requirements of event management. Raj just moved to the Portland area and works for Intel as a process engineer. Raj enjoys cooking, playing tennis, cricket and driving.
Valli, a software engineer at Intel lives in Bethany with his wife Anusha Muthiah. He serves as one of the event coordinators (Technology) for GPTM committee. His hobbies include watching movies/TV shows, playing tennis, reading and cooking. He loves to volunteer and network with people.
Anusha is a Technical Consulting Engineer at Intel Corporation. She serves as one of the youth committee advisors for GPTM. She is an avid reader who loves travel and conversation. Anusha also enjoys meeting new people, spending time soaking up the sun and binge watching television shows. She lives in Bethany with her husband Valliappan.
Raghav, a Quality Assurance engineer at Nike lives in Beaverton. He serves as one of the event coordinators (Technology) for GPTM committee. His hobbies include playing Cricket, Travelling, Trekking and Camping. He loves to volunteer and network with people.


MOO Viz exists to help visualize and understand Pareto-optimal point sets, specifically those produced by the
solutions of multi-objective math programming models.
To compare these point sets (frontiers) MOO Viz can produce a handful of visualization aids, such as tables,
scatterplots, and parallel coordinate plots.
MOO Viz also computes metrics that describe the competition between frontiers in a dataset and between objectives within
a frontier. For the former, we use metrics from evolutionary multi-objective optimization like the hypervolume indicator.
For the latter, we use a custom conflict metric, which you can read about in our upcoming publication.
For more views, try switching between viz aids in the Settings panel.
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MOO Viz is currently under construction. At the moment, only frontier statistics and a couple viz aids are available
for display. We will be adding in more viz aids and more features as time goes on.
Thanks for your patience!


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JPortAudio is a Java wrapper for PortAudio. It provides audio I/O for Java applications. It can be used as an alternative to JavaSound. Note that the JPortAudio API is not JavaSound compatible. The JPortAudio API is very close to the PortAudio API.
Documentation for JPortAudio
Documentation for PortAudio
To use JPortAudio with a single application:
To use JPortAudio with any Java application:
/*
* Java Bindings for of the PortAudio API
*
* PortAudio Portable Real-Time Audio Library
* Latest Version at: http://www.portaudio.com
*
* Based on the Open Source API proposed by Ross Bencina
* Copyright (c) 1999-2002 Ross Bencina, Phil Burk
*
* Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
* a copy of this software and associated documentation files
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* publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software,
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* IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR
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* CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION
* WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
*/
/*
* The text above constitutes the entire PortAudio license; however,
* the PortAudio community also makes the following non-binding requests:
*
* Any person wishing to distribute modifications to the Software is
* requested to send the modifications to the original developer so that
* they can be incorporated into the canonical version. It is also
* requested that these non-binding requests be included along with the
* license above.
*/


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The circular progress directive is used to make loading content in your app as delightful and painless as possible by minimizing the amount of visual change a user sees before they can view and interact with content.
For operations where the percentage of the operation completed can be determined, use a determinate indicator. They give users a quick sense of how long an operation will take.
For operations where the user is asked to wait a moment while something finishes up, and it’s not necessary to expose what's happening behind the scenes and how long it will take, use an indeterminate indicator.
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I have worked as a Full Stack and Data Engineer at Tiko 3D, Ingle International and GroupBy Inc.
My projects include a native android app that returns the distance between two locations with the Google Maps API. I also have an open source npm package to calculate statisics from a frequency distribution.
React/Redux, Node.js, Google Cloud Platform.


Ethereum is the blockchain network Cognate chose to store trademark data. We developed a series of smart contracts that are published to Ethereum and were used in the recording and retrieval of trademark data. With the Ethereum address of your trademark can you can pull up the raw bytecode data that is stored within. Using our smart contract code it is possible to retrieve and view said data. This is what our tool does for you.
Etherscan is a blockchain explorer. It can be used to see transactions committed to Ethereum. This includes the trademark data that we stored in our smart contracts. By knowing your address you can view the raw bytecode in a web browser as well as see other related bits of information such as (but not limited to) any child transactions and documents or other unrelated transactions what utilized our smart contract code. You can even view statistics about ETH including how much we might have spent to store data there.
Cognate's Trademark protection solution hinges on proving the existence of the documentation you submitted to us
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the Ethereum blockchain. This would be something like:
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immutable, timestamped record of the hash.
When carrying out proof of existence using blockchain, images themselves are generally not stored on the blockchain for two principal reasons. First, storing images and other large documents in a public blockchain is too expensive and takes up a lot of storage space. Second, data that is put on the blockchain is there for the life of the blockchain (read forever). This would make it hard to allow a user's data to be "forgotten" if they so desired.
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Greetings all.
I'm interested in higher resolution sampling so wondering how small I could set the time between samples in the firmware for it to be reliable?
Would it make sense (e.g.) to ramp up the frequency of firmware publication (for purposes like mine) and move the 5 second sampling delay downstream from the firmware to the interface (for emoncmshttp eg) ?
Suggestions welcomed.
Re: Is faster sampling firmware practicable?
Your suggestion may prove problematical if you are using a radio link, because there are licensing constraints on the proportion of time that a single transmitter can occupy the band. If you're using a wired serial link, the only limit will be the rate at which you can send the data. I've not tried this (and I don't have time at present to do so), but I suspect that sub-1 second would be possible, provided that you restricted the amount of data sent each time. But you won't be able to send to emoncms.org at that rate.
Re: Is faster sampling firmware practicable?
Right - thanks.
I'd already figured out emoncms.org would probably not cope well with fast data streams but hadn't thought about radio spectrum because I'm not using any radio links.
My emonpi is sitting in our fuse box and connects to the home wifi network. I was more concerned about internal "serial" (did I read in the hardware docs that it's actually a gpio?) bandwidth but you're right - any solution I come up with will not be generalisable to radio linked setups. Thanks again for pointing that out.
Re: Is faster sampling firmware practicable?
Emoncms.org is restricted to 10s data. If you run emoncms on your own server you will be able to post faster
Re: Is faster sampling firmware practicable?
Yes, thanks - as I said, I'd figured that out.
My goal is to build a much more lightweight statistical and display system based on http://bokeh.pydata.org in an effort to bypass emoncms completely on a single user system.
Re: Is faster sampling firmware practicable?
I found several threads claiming that it is possible to change the sampling rate if you have installed it on a private server, but i couldn't find any that actually explains how to do that!?
Maybe it's just me not being able to type the right searchphrases. However I need some help on this!
greatings
kaulquappe
Re: Is faster sampling firmware practicable?
In the emonTxV3.4 firmware, look for
const byte TIME_BETWEEN_READINGS = 10;
That sets the sampling rate.
Re: Is faster sampling firmware practicable?
This is actually only changing the time the emonTX is sending its sample, I think emoncms has it's own limmitation of how often it is updating, because glyn said the emoncms.org is limited to 10s.
Is there just no limit at all on a private emoncms and it is just applying to the sample rate of the emontx?
Re: Is faster sampling firmware practicable?
Is there just no limit at all on a private emoncms and it is just applying to the sample rate of the emontx
As far as I can tell from reading the code, it looks like the interfacer will send an update to emoncms via http every 30 seconds and each update will contain all node records accumulated during that 30 second time interval.
So I am guessing that if the firmware is changed to update (eg) every second rather than the default 5 seconds, payloads arriving at emoncms every 30 secs will have 30 data rows from that node rather than 6 rows with 5 second interval sampling in the firmware. Note the comment above about radio spectrum problems with faster updates if you do change the firmware and use radio transmission.
Did I get that right?
I'm testing a modified version of emonhub/src/EmonHubEmoncmsHTTPInterfacer.py ("EmonHubRateLimitedEmoncmsHTTPInterfacer.py") - the emoncms interface. No matter what the firmware sampling interval, the data sent to emoncms will be down-sampled to (eg) every 5 seconds to minimise any disruption from faster firmware sampling. Is this of interest to anyone? Happy to make a pull request when it's done.


How can I create a mapping that opens the selected file in a vertical/horizontal split?
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anonymous
I am switching to Command-T for file searching. I am trying to setup shortcuts such that I can type leader vv to launch command-T starting in app/views, find the desired file, and open it in a vertical split.
I found the following which works to narrow the command-t search to app/views:
map <leader>gv :CommandTFlush<cr>\|:CommandT app/views<cr>
How can I change that so that it opens in a vertical/horizontal split when I hit enter on the file?
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Greg Hurrell
You can't really do both of those in a single mapping.
All you can really do is open Command-T in
app/views
, and then open in a vertical split using<CTRL-v>
or some other mapping of your choosing. (The idea is, first find the file, then decide where you want to open it.) You could of course patch Command-T to provide this feature, but I don't really want to increase the already large number of customizable mappings.By the way, I think you shouldn't need the
:CommandTFlush
in that mapping above, as changing directories like that starts with an empty cache.(The version currently on the master branch optionally caches multiple directories, so you wouldn't have an implicit flush in that case, but rather separate caches for
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This project doesn't actually transfer data from Source.xlsx to Target.xlsx,
instead columns headers are taken from Target.xlsx and column data from Source.xlsx
and then everything is pasted on an empty excel file. We can say Target.xlsx is used as a template.
Before running the VB Code, there must be 3 Excel files open, the two uploaded excel files, and an empty excel file(where the data will actually go).
All three files must be in the same folder. If they are not then you must specify their full path.
For example: If Source.xlsx is in C:\Files and Target.xlsx is in C:\Files2. Then following must be done,
Set Source = Workbooks("C:\Files\Source.xlsx").Worksheets("Sheet1")
Set Source = Workbooks("C:\Files2\Target.xlsx").Worksheets("Sheet1")
The "With Target ... End With" block of code is not essential. It's used to apply a table style.
And this block actually produced an error in Excel 2007 so that might be the case for other Excel versions other than Excel 2019.
If a 'Subscript' error occurs it's probably because:
File names and/or Sheetnames are incorrect.
Files may not be in the same folder or the specified path is wrong.


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This week’s top stories: iPhone 11 battery cases, Apple’s December event, iOS 14 report, more
by Chance MillerIn this week’s top stories: More iOS 13 bug fixes, what improvements to expect with iOS 14, iPhone 11 Smart Battery Cases, a December Apple event, and more. Read on for all of this week’s biggest news.
Apple this week released iOS 13.2.3 and iPadOS 13.2.3 to the public. The update continues to make improvements to iOS 13 performance, and includes further enhancements to background app downloading, the Mail app, and more. Find the full release notes in our coverage here.
On Wednesday, Apple released new Smart Battery Cases for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max. These cases include a new physical camera button for easily opening the Camera app, and then taking photos and videos. The cases are available to order now for $129.
Apple has officially broken ground on its new $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas. The campus will be 3 million square feet in size and initially home 5,000 employees with the capacity to grow to 15,000 employees. This new campus is expected to open in 2022.
Tim Cook also traveled to Austin this week to tour the existing Flextronics plant where the Mac Pro has been assembled since 2013. President Trump joined Cook on this tour, with the Apple CEO thanking him for making the United States investments possible.
A report from Bloomberg has offered new details on Apple’s development process for iOS 14. In an effort to prevent the update from being as buggy and unstable as iOS 13 has been, Apple is reportedly implementing a new system that will make it easier for engineers to test and remove features throughout the development process.
Last but not least, Apple announced this week that it will hold a special evening on December 2. The invite for the event features a a golden App Store logo, with the tagline “loved by millions, created by the best.” Apple says the event will honor its favorite apps and games of 2019.
This means you shouldn’t expect a focus on new hardware products. Instead, the December 2 date of the event lines up with when Apple usually announces its app of the year, game of the year, and other top charts
These and the rest of this week’s top stories below.
iOS | tvOS |
- Apple releases iOS 13.2.3 with more background app improvements, Mail fixes, more
- Bloomberg: Apple is changing the way it tests software following iOS 13’s buggy debut, new process starts with iOS 14
- Apple releasing third developer beta of iOS 13.3 today
iPhone |
- Apple releases new Smart Battery Cases for iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro
- Porsche CEO talks iPhone vs Android popularity among owners in the United States and China
- Ming-Chi Kuo details Apple’s push towards 5G in 2020, improved antenna design
Mac |
- 13-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro: How specs, price, keyboards, and more compare
- 15-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro comparison: Should you upgrade?
- Mac mini gains ‘pro’ ports with new front-facing I/O hub
- 16-inch MacBook Pro includes exclusive colorful wallpapers, download here
- Apple releases Boot Camp Assistant drivers for 16-inch MacBook Pro
- iFixit’s full 16-inch MacBook Pro teardown highlights new thermal system, improved speakers, Magic Keyboard, more
- Initial 16-inch MacBook Pro thermal and graphics tests highlight performance gains [Video]
- 16-inch MacBook Pro supports up to two 6K external displays
Top Apple stories, retail |
- Shelby Edwards and James Whitney of littledrill studio help photographers find their creative voice through Today at Apple
- Code with Apple sessions coming to Apple Stores around the world in December
- Late-night Today at Apple sessions could tap the creative energy of Apple’s only 24-hour store
Apps |
- Apple renames WWDC app to “Apple Developer”, adds new features
- Adobe outlines new features coming to Photoshop for iPad this year and next year
- Spark email for iOS gets overhaul with new design, inbox avatars, Dark Mode, multiwindow iPad support
- Duet Air update brings ability to use a Mac or PC as an external display
Tech Industry |
- Disney+ app now available to download on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV
- How to watch Disney+ on iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple TV, and more
- Looking for the best Disney+ deal? Check out these bundles, promos, and more
- How to use Disney+ with the Apple TV app and Up Next
- Three former Apple execs create new chip company, will compete with Intel and AMD
HomeKit |
- Level Lock brings HomeKit to your existing deadbolt with invisible design
- Using HomeKit Secure Video in iOS 13.2 with Logitech Circle 2 cameras
- Abode delivers promised HomeKit support for its Iota DIY home security system
- HomeKit Secure Video is a privacy win, but expect some missing features for now
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A Thousand Acres (R) ** 1/2 (out of ****) The most telling moment of A Thousand Acres is neither an image nor a scene but a credit: "Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Jane Smiley"--not merely based on Smiley's novel, but her _Pulitzer_Prize-winning_ novel. This unusually blatant mention of its award-winning pedigree not only highlights the self-important pretensions of Jocelyn Moorhouse's overheated melodrama, but also how far from award-caliber the film is. Early in the film lifelong Iowa farmer Larry Cook (Jason Robards) decides to quit the business and split is 1000-acre lot between his three daughters: loyal, optimistic eldest daughter Ginny (Jessica Lange); sassy, bitter middle daughter Rose (Michelle Pfeiffer); and the youngest, big city lawyer Caroline (Jennifer Jason Leigh). This monumental decision causes major upheaval to what appeared to be a perfect family, bringing long-simmering tensions to the surface. What ensues is a tale of betrayal, abuse, adultery, cancer, repressed memories--a blueprint for a potentially provocative and Oscar-worthy tale. But for all the hot-button issues screenwriter Laura Jones packs into A Thousand Acres, the film itself does not pack the emotional punch it so obviously strives for. With so many serious issues crammed in (including a fleeting reference to the dangers of contaminated well water), Moorhouse's direction is often too overtly manipulative to elicit a genuine emotional response. The viewer is especially aware of the button-pushing during the overtly "dramatic" confrontation scenes, in particular one between Ginny, Rose, and Larry during a storm. Melodramatic music by Richard Hartley peals on the soundtrack as everyone yells at each other and, for good measure, thunder roars in the background. Everything is so overblown as to feel processed and synthetic, and as such, the viewer cannot feel anything authentic. A Thousand Acres does manage to generate some poignancy, though, during the intimate scenes between the dazzling Pfeiffer and Lange, who elevate the film to a higher level than it deserves. Less is definitely more here; the two have a natural sibling rapport (we feel both their anger and love for one another), and Moorhouse wisely steps aside and lets that speak for itself during these quieter moments. Tears are shed, invective is exchanged, and hearts are broken, but the material isn't overplayed--the pitches are firm but not shrill, the tears slowly flowing instead of spewing uncontrollably. The two are magic together, and only in these scenes does any hint of real emotion shine through. One wishes that the film was solely focused on their relationship than the business involving their father's land. But, unfortunately, the film _is_ titled A Thousand Acres, and the other actors struggle with that less inspired side of the story. Pity the talented Leigh; while she also plays a Cook sister, she has scant screen time, and in that time one never gets a satisfactory read on her character. She starts off as sort of a black sheep and then becomes her father's big supporter somewhere along the way; I could not figure out what motivated her. Robards appears to be a perfect fit for the Cook patriarch, but I was never convinced that he could be seen as anything other than the crabby, morally questionable man he eventually reveals himself to be. He never establishes any trace of gentleness or heart that would lead everyone to believe that he is an upstanding member of the community; from the get-go there seems to be something sinister lurking underneath. Propelled by a number of effective Pfeiffer-Lange scenes, the film builds up some steam as it approaches its sentimental conclusion, but it isn't quite enough. By that time, any promise the film initially has proven to be just that, promise, and instead of being profoundly moving, in the end A Thousand Acres is little more than slightly affecting.
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Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)Updated: 2007-07-05
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NAME
sgetmask, ssetmask - manipulation of signal mask (obsolete)SYNOPSIS
long sgetmask(void);DESCRIPTION
These system calls are obsolete. Do not use them; use sigprocmask(2) instead.sgetmask() returns the signal mask of the calling process.
ssetmask() sets the signal mask of the calling process to the value given in newmask. The previous signal mask is returned.
The signal masks dealt with by these two system calls are plain bit masks (unlike the sigset_t used by sigprocmask(2)); use sigmask(3) to create and inspect these masks.
RETURN VALUE
sgetmask() always successfully returns the signal mask. ssetmask() always succeeds, and returns the previous signal mask.ERRORS
These system calls always succeed.CONFORMING TO
These system calls are Linux-specific.NOTES
Glibc does not provide wrappers for these system calls; use syscall(2).These system calls are unaware of signal numbers greater than 31 (i.e., real-time signals).
It is not possible to block SIGSTOP or SIGKILL.
SEE ALSO
sigprocmask(2), signal(7)COLOPHON
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This April, the New York City Asian American Student Conference celebrates its 10th Anniversary with Checkpoints: Communicating Consciousness.
Join us on 4/23 at the NYU Kimmel Center to discuss A/P/A issues and reflect upon our history, action and inactions.
Our theme for this year's conference is EN ROUTE. In past conferences, we examined different notions of Asian American identity and how Asian Americans are reclaiming authorship of their stereotyped representations. This year, we seek to explore how Asian Americans are reinventing themselves by moving beyond their own communities and contributing to an intercultural dialogue.
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this is the first day of school in many countries and kids roam the streets determined to improve their knowledge. Or at least to meet some friends they have not seen for a while.
It's a bit like a New Year. You can have all kinds of 'resolutions'. I hope we'll see tons of new and exciting articles about Perl, and how it is used to solve various 'real-world' problems.
Oh and the Swiss Perl Workshop is this week-end!
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You can now email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>From the office of: MR,OLIVER DONALD
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I am Mr OLIVER DONALD I am 50 years Of Age, a native of London .I got your information while browsing through internet in search of a reliable person who will assist me. On 31st of July 2000, an Oil consultant/contractor, Mr. Kurt Kahle with ROYAL DUTCH PETROLEUM COMPANY, he made a numbered time (fixed) deposit for twelve calendar months, valued at US$20,700,000.00(Twenty Million Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars) with ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND branch upon maturity. I sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but got no reply.
After a month, we sent a reminder and finally we discovered from his contract employers, the ROYAL DUTCH PETROLEUM COMPANY that On the 31st of July 2000, our client, his wife and their Children died in the Air France concord plane crash bound for New York in their plan for a world cruise, with other passengers abroad as you can confirm it yourself via the website
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on further investigation, I found out that he died without making a will, and attempts to trace his next of kin was fruitless. I therefore made further investigation and discovered that Mr. Kurt Kahle did not declare any next of kin or relations in all his official documents, including his bank deposit paperwork in ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. This sum of US$20,700,000.00 is still in ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND and the interest is being rolled over with the principal sum at the end of each year. No one will ever come forward to claim it.
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I rebuilt my website the hard way
Static site generators, Nunjucks, Git, Jekyll, Terminal, code editors... my knowledge of this sort of thing has been lacking. I thought I'd be a better designer if I knew about it, so I decided to rebuild my website (formerly in Wordpress) the hard way.
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- Came up with a project to focus my efforts - rebuilding my personal website
- Updated my 10-year-old CSS knowledge by learning about CSS grids. CSS Grid Garden was a fun way to learn the basics, then I messed around with it using Glitch (here's my test site).
- Downloaded Visual Studio Code
- Using Terminal, I installed Jekyll, a static site generator, and everything it needs (Ruby, etc). Jekyll seems to be the prevalent static site generator and a good place to start.
- Ran through all of this step by step Jekyll tutorial to learn the basics
- Switched to a different static site generator - Eleventy - because I understand from Charlotte Dann that it's what the cool kids are using
- Downloaded the Eleventy base blog and began tinkering
- Copied the content from my Wordpress blog posts and used an online converter to change it to markdown (which is what Eleventy uses), then added the images manually
- Deployed my site to GitHub Pages, which turned out to be quite tricky
- Pointed tomhiskey.co.uk to my GitHub Pages site
☝ All this took time and effort.
The good stuff #
- It was hard and I came across lots of minor problems - by solving them, I learnt a lot
- I loved the challenge and to be doing some proper (albeit very basic) coding - it's been a lot of fun
- Glitch was easy and fun
- I've ended up with a faster, better website
- It's great to move away from Wordpress, which I've increasingly found to be slow, bloated and susceptible to hackers (not to mention it's very uncool for a designer's website)
Woah, that's quick. Google speed test on my site before (left, using a custom installation of Wordpress on a shared server) and after (right, static site built with Eleventy on GitHub Pages)
The bad stuff #
- Using a code editor / Terminal / static site generator is such a unintuitive way to build a website - probably not worth it unless you want to learn how things work under the hood or you're already working in this way
- There's lots to remember, e.g. every time I load the project in Visual Studio Code I had to type "Eleventy --serve" into Terminal
- It's a shame I won't be able to write blog posts using my phone - I'll have to launch Visual Studio Code on my Mac every time I want to write something
- Git feels like a black box that I don't yet feel comfortable enough with
- It was painful trying to deploy my Eleventy site to GitHub Pages (I've written about it here)
The murky (but fun) world of code editors and Terminal - this is what I'm looking at while I write this blog post
Something I'd do differently #
Eleventy and GitHub Pages don't slot together seamlessly, but it looks like Jekyll and GitHub Pages do. So if I was doing it all again I'd probably stick with Jekyll, particularly as for my meagre needs there seemed to be no discernible difference between that and Eleventy.
Too Long Didn't Read #
I'm glad I made the effort to rebuild my website the hard way. It was fun and I learnt a lot.


Windows Command line Gems
For beginners, here’s a list of windows command line tools that are really useful.
- driverquery : installed drivers.
- openfiles : files opened by network users
- netstat : monitor port activity
- recover : recover corrupt file
- systeminfo : detailed configuration information
- schtasks : schedule tasks
- subst : use alternate drive letter
- net use : connect/disconnect a shared resource
- pushd/popd : switch directory conveniently
- qwinsta/rwinsta : Query/Remove Remote Desktop connections
Here’s the list:
- driverquery This tool creates a list of installed drivers.
driverquery /v /FO csv > drivers.csv
A useful variant is shown above.
The csv file can be pretty formatted in Excel as shown. One can also use the Windows Device Manager for viewing the present list of installed drivers. However, driverquery rocks when it comes to debugging a faulty driver installation. One can look at the history information to see what version worked well and when.
- openfiles – find files opened by network users
openfiles /query (query opened files)
openfiles /disconnect (disconnect opened file(s))
openfiles /local on (enable/disable displaying local files)
This command will show the list of users and the files opened by them.
Use the third variant if you get an error “The system global flag ‘maintain objects list’ needs to be enabled to see local opened files”.
Nirsoft OpenedFilesView, Unlocker and LockHunter are excellent third party utilities that show a graphical view of locked files and also help in unlocking the file.
- netstat – monitor port activity
netstat –a 30 (monitor)
netstat –an | find -i “listening” (display TCP and UDP connections, filter out listened to connections)
netstat –b 5 (display outbound connections)
netstat – o (display owning process ID associated with each connection)
This command displays and monitors the TCP/IP connections and a whole slew of IP information.
Show all connections and monitor at the specified refresh rate Find out the connections which are already established, listening and other states. This is very useful in finding out if a port is already in use. Check if some mal-ware installed on your system is trying to connect outside. Display the process ids. The ids can be looked up in Task Manager or using a tool like PULIST from the W2K Resource Kit.
- recover – recover corrupt file
recover filename.ext
This command attempts to recover as much information as possible from the specified file from a disk with damaged sectors.
This command attempts to recover as much information as possible from the specified file from a disk with damaged sectors.
- systeminfo– displays detailed configuration information
systeminfo /FO csv
As with driverquery, one can beautify the output in Excel.
- schtasks– scheduling command to run periodically
schtasks /sc DAILY /TN “My Task” /TR “c:\test\runthis.bat” /ST 12:00 (schedule task to run daily at 12:00)
schtasks /change /TN “My Task” /ST 14:00 (change task details)
schtasks /delete /TN “My Task” (delete task)
schtasks /run /TN “My Task” (run task)
- subst– associate path with a drive letter
subst w: c:\Documents\Work\PresentCompany\PresentProject (substitute drive for path)
subst /d w: (delete subst’ed drive)
To make the substitution permanent across reboots, one can put the command in a start-up batch file or in the registry or by using third party tools like psubst or use ‘net use’ instead.
- net use– connect/disconnect a shared resource
net use w: “\\server\C$” /persistent:yes /user user1 /savecred (persistent connection to C drive as user1, save credentials)
net use w: /delete (delete mapped drive)
net use (display mapped drives)
- pushd/popd– push/pop current directory to switch
pushd c:\worktodo (push the current directory before switching)
popd (pop back current directory)
pushd \\server\C$ (temporarily map a drive until popd is called)
- qwinsta/rwinsta– Query/Remove remote Desktop connections
qwinsta (display RDP sessions)
rwinsta <id> (remove RDP session specified by id)
This command is handy when you do not want another RDP connection hogging your system.
Tags: windows, command-line


Feds: Florida officials bilked FEMA out of hurricane money
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Two former Florida city officials are among five people federal authorities say bilked the government out of $5 million in Hurricane Michael cleanup money.
U.S. Attorney Lawrence Keefe announced the arrests Tuesday of former Lynn Haven City Manager Michael White and former community services director David Horton. Also arrested were two local business owners and an employee at one of the businesses.
The 35-count indictment includes charges of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, theft and honest services fraud.
Keefe says White and Horton approved false invoices and authorized payments to Erosion Control Specialists and Greenleaf Lawn Care and then received reimbursements from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for work that was never done.
White resigned as city manager in March after facing another unrelated criminal charge.
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INTRODUCTION
Ever wondered what holds up monstrous skyscrapers, beautiful monuments or one’s own house ??
CONCRETE,PILLARS……?
Well not really..!! The right answer is PASSION. Passion to create, passion to build, passion to design.
If one has the passion then even cards can behold the structures.
Celesta brings you a chance of showing your engineering skills with cards and passion!
So, get innovative and build your own house with CARDS.
Rules:
1. Each team will be provided with a certain number of deck of cards and some papertapes.
2. Participants will be given a problem statement under which they have to replicate a given 3-d structure with the help of given cards.
3. For first round participants will be given ‘45 minutes’ to complete the task.
4. For second round participants will be given ‘60 minutes’ to complete the task.
5. In case none of the team is able to complete the task in the allotted time then the team which is most close to the to completion will be declared as winners.
Judging Criteria:
Participants will be judged on the basis of STABILITY, ACCURACY and AESTHETICS of the model. In case of any dispute final call will be taken by the ORGANISING COMMITTEE.
Venue and Timing:
Day and Date :Time :Venue :
Important Declaration:
1. Please keep checking the Celesta website and Celesta, IIT Patna facebook page for any future updates.
2. The rules can change without prior notification.
3. In case of any dispute, the decisions made by the organising committee and judges are final and binding.
Organisers:
TEAM SIZE-
Each team should be of 2 members.


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