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We have applied Taskflow to solve a real-world VLSI static timing analysis problem that incorporates hundreds of millions of tasks and dependencies. The goal is to analyze the timing behavior of a design.
Static timing analysis (STA) is an important step in the overall chip design flow. It verifies the static behavior of a circuit design and ensure its correct functionality under the given clock speed. However, efficient parallel timing analysis is extremely challenging to design and implement, due to large irregularity and graph-oriented computing. The following figure shows an extracted timing graph from an industrial design.
We consider our research project OpenTimer, an open-source static timing analyzer that has been used in many industrial and academic projects. The first release v1 in 2015 implemented the pipeline-based levelization algorithm using the OpenMP 4.5 task dependency clause. To overcome the performance bottleneck caused by pipeline, we rewrote the core incremental timing engine using Taskflow in the second release v2.
The table below measures the software costs of two OpenTimer versions using the Linux tool SLOCCount. In OpenTimer v2, a large amount of exhaustive OpenMP dependency clauses that were used to carry out task dependencies are now replaced with only a few lines of flexible Taskflow code (9123 vs 4482). The maximum cyclomatic complexity in a single function is reduced from 58 to 20, due to Taskflow's programmability.
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| OpenTimer v1 | OpenMP 4.5 | 9123 | 58 | $275,287 |
| OpenTimer v2 | Taskflow | 4482 | 20 | $130,523 |
OpenTimer v1 relied on a pipeline data structure to adtop loop parallelism with OpenMP. We found it very difficult to go beyond this paradigm because of the insufficient support for dynamic dependencies in OpenMP. With Taskflow in place, we can break this bottleneck and easily model both static and dynamic task dependencies at programming time and runtime. The task dependency graph flows computations naturally with the timing graph, providing improved asynchrony and performance. The following figure shows a task graph to carry one iteration of timing update.
We compare the performance between OpenTimer v1 and v2. We evaluated the runtime versus incremental iterations under 16 CPUs on two industrial circuit designs tv80 (5.3K gates and 5.3K nets) and vga_lcd (139.5K gates and 139.6K nets) with 45nm NanGate cell libraris. Each incremental iteration refers a design modification followed by a timing query to trigger a timing update. In v1, this includes the time to reconstruct the data structure required by OpenMP to alter the task dependencies. In v2, this includes the time to create and launch a new task dependency graph
The scalability of Taskflow is shown in the Figure below. We used two million-scale designs, netcard (1.4M gates) and leon3mp (1.2M gates) to evaluate the runtime of v1 and v2 across different number of CPUs. There are two important observations. First, v2 is slightly slower than v1 at one CPU (3-4%), where all OpenMP's constructs are literally disabled. This shows the graph overhead of Taskflow; yet it is negligible. Second, v2 is consistently faster than v1 regardless of CPU numbers except one. This highlights that Taskflow's programming model largely improves the design of a parallel VLSI timing engine that would otherwise not be possible with OpenMP.
Programming models matter. Different models give different implementations. The parallel code sections may run fast, yet the data structures to support a parallel decomposition strategy may outweigh its parallelism benefits. In OpenTimer v1, loop-based OpenMP code is very fast. But it's too costly to maintain the pipeline data structure over iterations.


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Ellen DeGeneres Has Sweet Surprise For Same-Sex Couple After Parents Say They Won’t Attend Wedding
by Brent FurdykIf you tweet to Ellen DeGeneres, you never know what might happen.
That’s what Kate Austin discovered when she took to Twitter and tagged DeGeneres and Chrissy Teigen as she shared photos of her and fiancee Sarah Sulsenti as the question was being popped, with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop,
“hi @chrissyteigen & @TheEllenShow!! my parents aren’t going to attend my wedding because they don’t like that i’m gay! i need someone to walk me down the aisle and someone else for a ‘father/daughter’ dance. plz come, my fiancée and i would cry 💕 #shootingmyshot,” Austin wrote.
Her tweet earned the following reply:
During Tuesday’s edition of her daytime talk show’s “Show Me Your Tweets” segment, DeGeneres brought the couple onstage as her guests for a brief interview.
“My mom was really terrible,” Austin told DeGeneres. “She said everything you could think of under the sun.”
While DeGeneres informed the couple she wouldn’t be able to make it to the wedding, she offered the next best thing: a life-sized cardboard cut-out with a retractable arm to hold tissues.
But then DeGeneres revealed the real surprise as the couple’s friends and family members suddenly appeared onstage, with Sulsenti getting down on own knee to recreate the Parisian proposal.
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--- title: "#auunconf slack users' timezone locations" author: Jonathan Carroll date: 2016-04-14 23:04:15 slug: slack-timezones categories: [R] tags: [rstats] type: '' subtitle: '' image: '' ---
I had never used slack before, but had read a heap of tech articles extolling its virtues. Apparently this is what our current Prime Minister advocates within Cabinet. The upcoming #auunconf organising team set up a channel and invited the participants, so I checked it out. Slack is pretty awesome as far as a unified workspace/messaging protocol can go. What makes it even more awesome, is that someone (@hrbrmstr, no surprise) has made an R package that talks to it.
I had never used slack before, but had read a heap of tech articles extolling its virtues. Apparently this is what our current Prime Minister advocates within Cabinet. The upcoming #auunconf organising team set up a channel and invited the participants, so I checked it out. Slack is pretty awesome as far as a unified workspace/messaging protocol can go. What makes it even more awesome, is that someone (@hrbrmstr, no surprise) has made an R package that talks to it.
After installing/loading the slackr
package, obtaining an API key (the usual drill; create an app, request key, save it somewhere and pray you don’t lose it or share it) and saving it in ~/.slackr
(so I don’t have to remember to delete it from shared code) it was as simple as calling slackr_users()
to get a data.frame
of the users and their relevant data. Neat!
The only geographical information in there was the timezone, so I figured I would merge that with a shapefile of such and plot it. Here’s the code I ended up creating
Once I had plotted the map I wished the projection was more Pacific-centered, and looked into making that happen. It appears to be trickier than I wanted to bother with for such a small project, so I ended up abandoning it. I did find a stackoverflow answer that seemed to have all the right ingredients (again, @hrbrmstr at work) but I couldn’t get it to plot in any sort of reasonable time.
The unique users so far claim to come from:
so quite the diverse crowd.
Once all was done and plotted, uploading the image to the slack team was as easy as dev_slackr("#general")
which sends the current graphic to the #general channel of the slack team that slackr
was configured for. Sure enough, it worked!
I’m not entirely sure what I’ll use this for, but it was certainly a fun exercise to get working. Perhaps I can generalise it enough to submit a pull-request to make it available in slackr?


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Amazon are selling the MegaPack bundle for $262.65 for today only, and it's the best way to get into PSVR. Extra bonus: Sony has already tacitly announced that the PS5 will support the existing PSVR, but you'll obviously get the performance bump from the PS5's vastly better hardware.
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Intro
ExtentMerge is a console application that merges multiple HTML files and information from Extent.db (database) file into a single trend report.
Minimum version of reports you can merge is ExtentReports is 2.10. ExtentReports 2.05 and lower are not supported by this tool.
Current Version
0.1-alpha
Sample
Here is a demo sample: linky.
Contributors
Moni Mau for providing valuable feedback for the design and components and also for helping test all the initial (alpha) releases.
Docs
Usage
Below are the options used by ExtentMerge:
Options:
-h, --help
Help
-v, --version
Version
Default: 0.1
-css
Inline css
-css-file
Path to custom CSS file
-db
Extent generated Sqlite database
-dir
Directory where Extent HTML files are placed
-from
Date to begin collecting data (Format: 'yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss')
-html
Extent generated HTML file
-js
Inline js
-js-file
Path to custom JavaScript file
* -out
Output file path with .html extension
-to
Date to end collecting data (Format: 'yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss')
Directory
ExtentMerge can consume an entire directory and scan for all resources that are valid Extent.html or Extent.db. To use a directory as input, use the below command:
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "C:\MyDirectory" -out "C:\MyDirectory\ExtentMerge.html"
HTML File
To merge multiple HTML files, use the below command:
java -jar extentmerge.jar -html "C:\MyDirectory\Report1.html" -html "C:\MyDirectory\Report2.html" -out "C:\MyDirectory\ExtentMerge.html"
Database
To merge one or many databases, use the below command:
java -jar extentmerge.jar -db "C:\MyDirectory\Extent.db" -out "C:\MyDirectory\ExtentMerge.html"
Merging Reports Between 2 Dates
To merge reports from any source between multiple dates, simply specify the start-date and end-date. Note: you must use the following format for dates: "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss".
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "locataion" -out "extent.html" -from "2015-10-02 00:00:00" -to "2015-10-05 23:59:59"
Multiple Sources
It is possible to use multiple input sources as well. ExtentMerge will scan all resources for valid information to build the merged report.
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -html "input.html" -db "extent.db" -out "extent.html"
Customization
It is also possible to customize the final report with your custom CSS and JS.
// custom css file
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -out "extent.html" -css-file "css.css"
// custom inline css
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -out "extent.html" -css ".tag { display: none; }"
// custom js file
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -out "extent.html" -js-file "script.js"
// custom inline js
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -out "extent.html" -js "$(document).ready(function() { alert('hello world'); });"
License
Copyright 2015 Anshoo Arora (Relevant Codes)
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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We've Got Bad News About The Porsche Taycan
Porsche's electric car may not arrive when we expected.
by Martin BiggDelays are nothing new in the world of EVs. The long-promised $35,000 base Tesla Model 3 suffered numerous production and delivery delays, prompting customers to cancel their orders. Tesla isn't the only automaker plagued with these issues, however.
The launch of the Audi e-tron was pushed back due to software issues, and the Jaguar I-Pace arrived several months later than expected for some customers. And now, the Porsche Taycan is the latest hotly anticipated electric car to suffer a significant delay.
Originally, deliveries of the Porsche Taycan were slated to start in January 2020. However, as reported by InsideEVs, a post on the Porsche Taycan Facebook Group reveals that Porsche's first-ever electric car has been delayed by eight to ten weeks due to the "complexity surrounding the production."
Here's the translated email a Norwegian reservation holder received from Porsche: "Taycan is our first fully electric sports car. The car is developed from scratch and manufactured in a brand new factory. All Porsche employees have worked with full pressure to start delivering Taycan as scheduled in January. Still, as a result of the enormous complexity surrounding the production of Taycan, we must report that unfortunately the delivery dates are somewhat delayed."
"We currently expect delays of around eight to ten weeks, and a new production time for your car will be communicated through your seller as soon as this is ready. We strongly apologize and guarantee that we will do everything we can to deliver your Porsche Taycan as soon as possible."
Demand for the Taycan has been significant, so the delay is probably a wise move to prevent any teething issues. Before the Taycan had even been unveiled, Porsche had already secured nearly 30,000 deposits for the electric sedan. Pricing starts at $103,800 for the entry-level Taycan 4S, $153,310 for the Taycan Turbo and $187,610 for the range-topping Turbo S, which uses two electric motors to produce 750 horsepower and 774 lb-ft of torque.


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This article is continuation from my first day in the park: Peace and Solitude Weekend in Joshua Tree National Park
I hiked out from my spot off of the Boy Scout Trail and was greeted by many people heading up the trail for a day of fun. The parking lot was filled to capacity, you could tell it was a busy weekend in the park. I unloaded my trash, gathered my re-supply of water and food. Then decided to roam around the park a bit before starting off on my next day's adventures. I headed to the Keys View area to take in the big panoramic scene looking down into the Coachella Valley.
[caption id="attachment_315" align="alignnone" width="8710"] Keys Views with snow capped San Jacinto and San Gorgonio peaks off in the distance[/caption]
The week before my cousin, Marcus invited me to meet up with him and a group of friends in another area of the park known as Twin Tanks. Meeting up with group of 15 guys was a big contrast from the peace and solitude I experienced the day before. Nonetheless it would be nice to join-in on a big group camp-out and it sounded like a good time. He told me to meet in the Twin Tanks back-country parking lot area at 12noon so I headed in that direction.
Driving to an area of the park I had not visited before was fascinating. The famous Joshua Trees began to dwindle, there were less rock formations and the terrain flattened. I reached the parking lot with time to spare for a "snap nap" of about 10-15 minutes. Ate a snack, re-pack my gear, then be at the ready for the group to arrive. I didn't know what to expect with such a large group of guys. I packed as I usually would with plenty of food and water for myself and extra left to share. This turned out to not be necessary.
The guys showed up a bit later, gathered their gear and we were on our way. They pretty much said, "You see those rocks over there, yeah that's us." It was an easy 20-30 walk of about a mile from the parking lot heading direct west to the right of the "Twin Tanks." The terrain was easy to cross although as we got closer to the rocks there was some boulder hopping involved. Which can be hard to do with a full pack on, luckily trekking poles came in handy.
[caption id="attachment_337" align="alignnone" width="16382"] Panoramic views from the groups camping spots among the rocks[/caption]
The group spread themselves out among the many rock formations in the with a central spot to hangout. My cousin lead me up to area he choose which was a bit past the group in a great isolated spot. Tent pitched and gear unpacked it was time to kick back and explore the area.
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We spent most of the day relaxing and visiting. Enjoying the surrounding scenery and some drinks. Marcus and his buddies played some tunes. The weather was great with a slight breeze and it was bit warmer than the day prior. I only took out my iPhone to grab picks of the surrounding area. Once night fell someone in the group made shepherd's pie which was delicious. We stayed up late taking in the starry clear skies, sitting by the fire.
Getting to bed late was not too bad since there was not much activity that day, it ended up being a good night's rest. The next day we packed it all up and headed out. We were the last guys out after sleeping in till the ripe hour of 7am.
I took the long road home after departing from Twin Tanks. Heading towards the southern entrance of the park at Cottonwood. The park drops a lot in elevation along the way and the surrounding desert transitions. I had never been to this area of the park and wanted to scope it out for future trips.
In conclusion this was a great weekend in Joshua Tree. I wish I was not getting over a cold or I would have been a bit more adventurous in my planning. I also brought a bit more food than I needed, I had enough for a whole other day in the park. Tempted to stay another day, there was plenty more to explore. I missed my wife and son, I wanted to get home to see them and spend the afternoon at home before another week of work.
Be sure to follow my blog for new updates. I will be posting my previous trips, along with reviews of gear and other tips and tricks I have learned along the way.


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Section: GNU Parted Manual (8)Updated: March 18, 2002
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NAME
partprobe - inform the OS of partition table changesSYNOPSIS
partprobe [-d] [-s] [devices...]DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the partprobe command.partprobe is a program that informs the operating system kernel of partition table changes, by requesting that the operating system re-read the partition table.
OPTIONS
This program uses short UNIX style options.- -d
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- Show a summary of devices and their partitions.
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- Show summary of options.
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- Show version of program.
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parted(8).AUTHOR
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Marking Modules as Release Candidates
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Developer tutorials.
Introduction
Releasing software is not just packing latest version to tarball and
send to SFTP server. It requires preparation and some planning to be
done properly. Described below is the release procedure for KBase
system builds. The supporting version control system is GIT.
The aims for the release procedure are to:
- allow for a testing and validation window before production
release date
- have the possibility for examine released version to test for
reported bugs
- possibility to manage existing releases (hot-fixing critical bugs)
- allow testing a module that is dependent on a second module
Release Process
Figure 1. Typical process chart for the set of modules making up a
system build.
Release Candidate Version Numbers
In order to avoid renaming of release candidate branches, a sequential
release candidate number is used. The general form takes the following
syntax RC-n where n is a sequentially increaseing
integer starting at 1. This number is referred to as the Release
Candidate (or RC) version number.
Prepare Release Candidate Branch
In order to enable testing and validation before releasing as
production, we need to stabilize and test a snapshot of current
development branch. This is accomplished by forking a release candidate
(RC-1, RC-2, etc.) a few days before release of the RC branch to
production. The RC branch is created by the owner of the module
immediately after the developer build is complete. This RC
branch will be used for hot-fixing during and after independent
testing and deployment onto production hardware.
The module owner or developer creates an RC branch after successful
developer build.
git ls-remote origin # this will display all the branches, so you can select the next available RC version number
git fetch origin # just to ensure that your local module has all the same branch references as the remote
git branch RC # See endnote [i]
git push origin RC # origin=git.kbase.us or github.com/kbase
The team performing independent testing and independent build will
start with the RC branch with the highest RC version number. The
easiest way to do this is to start with a fresh clone of the RC branch:
git ls-remote origin # to determine highest RC version number
git clone -b RC-n kbase@git.kbase.us:modulename # where n is the highest RC version number
At this point, all changes that result from the independent testing and
independent build are committed to the RC branch. These changes can be
ported to the master branch later.
[i] If the creation of the RC branch fails
because one already exists, then you need to move the existing RC
branch in the local and push to the remote (git ls-remote origin; git
fetch origin; git mv RC RC-O1; etc.)


A Little Too Open-Minded Stir of Echoes
By Ross Anthony
This film has been compared to "The Sixth Sense." While it has the similarity of a man and boy who see a ghost, the rest is quite different. In this case, the man (Kevin Bacon) is the boy's father and there is only one ghost -- haunting their home.
Bacon delivers a strong performance, sporting an picture-perfect working class Chicago accent. The build up of tension and suspense is sewn together well, but the conclusion has more of a TV mystery show spirit than that of a powerful feature climax.
The motions of the ghost (stirred by frame manipulation) create an excellently eerie feeling to her presence. I also enjoyed the chilling way Bacon's confrontation left him pale and out of breath. I could almost feel that chill. However, there was little point in contriving a way to make the ghost a threat to the living. (I'd have to fault the "Sixth Sense" for taking a few stabs in that direction as well).
Also, when the wife "accidentally" stumbles upon some information from another guy who sees ghosts (and knows how to deal with them), she doesn't share this information with her husband who is clearly less than stabilized by his knew found "open-mindedness." Additionally, this character (ghost-seer guy), though carefully introduced into the script; disappears from it rather promptly without a trace.
Intriguing and chilling most of the way through, "Stirs of Echoes" is a solid "B" film.
Stir of Echoes. Copyright © 1999. Rated R. Starring Kevin Bacon, Kathryn Erbe, Conor O'Farrell, Illeana Douglas and Devin Dunn and Zachery David Cope (Jake) Writer/Director David Koepp. Produced by Gavin Polone and Judy Hofflund at Artisan.
Grade..........................B
-- Copyright © 1999 Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
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