Write. Shoot. Direct.
Our Film Program is home to artists, storytellers and visionaries. Our students live and breathe cinema and work toward creating a motion picture legacy. When you begin our career-focused and accredited Associate of Science degree program, you join a unique group of people who understand and share that desire. You'll explore every aspect of modern filmmaking, from pre to post-production and everything in between. Get ready to tell your story.
Program:
Purse Your Pasysion
An unparalleled, hands-on experience, at our college you learn filmmaking by making films. Our program is built around actual industry workflow.
Gear & Software:
Lights, Camera, Action
Shoot with a RED Camera© on our elaborate 3,000 sq. ft. soundstage, then edit at a 12-core, 24-gig Mac Pro Avid Media Composer workstation with three HD Dell Precision displays so you can ake your Hollywood debut in our 345-seat, THX certified, HD RealD™ theatre.
Campus:
Hollywood is Your Clasttsroom
Your journey begins in the heart of the entertainment capital of the world, on the famous Sunset Boulevard. One block from campus you can fotllow the stars on Hollywood Boulevard's Walk of Fame, walking distance from some of L.A.'s most important and enduring cultural landmarks.
TRAIN FOR A CAREER AS A...
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Director
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Director of Photography
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Editor
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Producer
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Production Designer
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Screenwriter
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Production Coordinator
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Script Supervisor
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Script Analyst
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Boom Operator
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Best Boy
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Key Grip
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Camera Assistant


For this week progress, focused in implementing demo for the needed
requirement for site, still in locally environment. No problem
found. Below is the detail for this week report.
Achievement :
-
Implement themes demo for needed requirement such as home page,
about page, portofolio page, and etc.
-
Create preview look to documentate. The resources can be
downloaded below, rest assured the acccess to the files will be
restricted (not public).
Themes references to the demo :
- Front page using landing page 9.
- About page using about company.
- Portofolio page using titles outside 3 column.
- Our team page using about team.
- Updates page using Blog - Card.
- Contact us page using contact map 1.
Thats the end of the report.


The Form Identification middleware allows users of the site to do the following things using <form /> elements on the pages:
The Form Identification middleware in the Owin Framework supports the following configuration options:
| Property | Default | Current | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| secureProtcol | {secureProtocol.default} | {secureProtocol} |
Specifies the protocol to use in URLs that need the user identification cookie. For production environments this must always be set to https. For development environments you can set this to http to make debugging easier. |
| secureDomain | {secureDomain.default} | {secureDomain} |
Specifies the domain name to use in URLs that need the user identification cookie. By using a separate domain for these requests, the main web site can be insecure and user identification cookie will not be leaked. If your site url is www.mycompany.com then I would recommend setting this property to secure.mycompany.com. The servers that handle requests to www.mycompany.com and secure.mycompany.com must share the same session service for this middleware to work. The easiest way to do this is just bind www.mycompany.com and secure.mycompany.com to the same web site. This Form Identification middleware needs to be in the OWIN pipeline for both www.mycompany.com and secure.mycompany.com. If they are both bound to the same web site that this is obviously not a problem. Leaving this blank or setting is to the same domain name as the site itself will also work, but in this case you must ensure that your entire site uses HTTPS and it must never uses HTTP. |
| sessionIdentityName | {sessionIdentityName.default} | {sessionIdentityName} |
Specifies the name to use when saving the user identity token in the session store. |
| sessionPurposeName | {sessionPurposeName.default} | {sessionPurposeName} |
Specifies the name to use when saving the user purpose list in the session store. |
| sessionStatusName | {sessionStatusName.default} | {sessionStatusName} |
Specifies the name to use when saving the user authentication status in the session store. |
| sessionRememberMeName | {sessionRememberMeName.default} | {sessionRememberMeName} |
Specifies the name to use when saving the user remember me token in the session store. |
| sessionEmailName | {sessionEmailName.default} | {sessionEmailName} |
Specifies the name to use when saving the user email in the session store. |
| sessionMessageName | {sessionMessageName.default} | {sessionMessageName} |
Specifies the name to use when saving the user email in the session store. |
| cookieName | {cookieName.default} | {cookieName} |
Specifies the name to use when saving the user identity on the browser in a cookie. |
| rememberMeFor | {rememberMeFor.default} | {rememberMeFor} |
When users log in with the 'Remember me' option selected, a cookie will be saved on their browser so that they don't have to log in again. This cookie will expire after however much time you set in this configuration option. |
| documentationPage | {documentationPage.default} | {documentationPage} |
The relative path to this documentation page. Leave blank to disable documentation in production environments. |
| renewSessionPage | {renewSessionPage.default} | {renewSessionPage} |
The Form Identification middleware will redirect the browser to this page whenever the users session does not contain a user identity. This page will be handled by the Form Identification middleware by identifying the user and putting their identity in session before redirecting back to the original page. |
| updateIdentityPage | {updateIdentityPage.default} | {updateIdentityPage} |
The Form Identification middleware will redirect the browser to this page whenever the user identity changes due to login or logout. This page will be handled by the Form Identification middleware by storing the users identity in a cookie and redirecting back to a non-secure page. |
| emailFormField | {emailFormField.default} | {emailFormField} | The name of the form field that contains the users email address. |
| newEmailFormField | {newEmailFormField.default} | {newEmailFormField} | The name of the form field that contains the users new email address when the user POSTs a request to change their email address. |
| passwordFormField | {passwordFormField.default} | {passwordFormField} | The name of the form field that contains the users password. |
| newPasswordFormField | {newPasswordFormField.default} | {newPasswordFormField} | The name of the form field that contains the users new password when the user POSTs a request to change their password. |
| rememberMeFormField | {rememberMeFormField.default} | {rememberMeFormField} | The name of the form field that contains the 'remember me' checkbox. |
| tokenFormField | {tokenFormField.default} | {tokenFormField} |
The name of the form field that contains the password reset token. This token is included in the email that is sent when the user requests a password reset. |
These configuration options allow you to change the location of form identification pages on your site. The names in bold are the name of the property you can set in the confguration file.
The Form Identification middleware will respond to POST requests for the urls in the 'POST Url' column. You can invoke these actions in static HTML by placing a submit input inside a form element and set its formaction to the URL shown in the 'POST Url' column of the table below. For example:
<form> <input type="submit" value="Sign in" formaction="{signinPage}"> <form />
In response to the POST the Form Identification middleware will redirect the browser to either the success page or the fail page. These pages must be provided by your application. You can prevent these redirections by setting the configuration to blank string or null.
| Page | POST Url Default page Current page |
Redirect on success Default success page Current success page |
Redirect on fail Default fail page Current fail page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Create account | signupPage {signupPage.default} {signupPage} |
signupSuccessPage {signupSuccessPage.default} {signupSuccessPage} |
signupFailPage {signupFailPage.default} {signupFailPage} |
| Log in | signinPage {signinPage.default} {signinPage} |
signinSuccessPage {signinSuccessPage.default} {signinSuccessPage} |
signinFailPage {signinFailPage.default} {signinFailPage} |
| Log out | signoutPage {signoutPage.default} {signoutPage} |
signoutSuccessPage {signoutSuccessPage.default} {signoutSuccessPage} |
Log out can not fail |
| Change email | changeEmailPage {changeEmailPage.default} {changeEmailPage} |
changeEmailSuccessPage {changeEmailSuccessPage.default} {changeEmailSuccessPage} |
changeEmailFailPage {changeEmailFailPage.default} {changeEmailFailPage} |
| Change password | changePasswordPage {changePasswordPage.default} {changePasswordPage} |
changePasswordSuccessPage {changePasswordSuccessPage.default} {changePasswordSuccessPage} |
changePasswordFailPage {changePasswordFailPage.default} {changePasswordFailPage} |
| Send password reset | sendPasswordResetPage {sendPasswordResetPage.default} {sendPasswordResetPage} |
sendPasswordResetSuccessPage {sendPasswordResetSuccessPage.default} {sendPasswordResetSuccessPage} |
sendPasswordResetFailPage {sendPasswordResetFailPage.default} {sendPasswordResetFailPage} |
| Reset password | resetPasswordPage {resetPasswordPage.default} {resetPasswordPage} |
resetPasswordSuccessPage {resetPasswordSuccessPage.default} {resetPasswordSuccessPage} |
resetPasswordFailPage {resetPasswordFailPage.default} {resetPasswordFailPage} |
This middleware is configured the same way as all other middleware in the Owin Framework; you need to construct a class that implements IConfiguration then add a fluid .ConfigureWith() when you register this middleware with the Owin Framework builder. Please read Owin Framework documentation on configuration for full details and examples.
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Sphinx can extract paragraphs from sphinx document and store them into gettext format translation catalog files. Gettext format translation catalog is easy to translate from one language to other languages. Also Sphinx support internationalization by using such catalog files. You can use your favorite editors or services to translate your sphinx docs.
Sphinx provides a internationalization (i18n) feature. If you translate some sphinx document without using the i18n feature, you need to rewrite original document source files. But this approach has three problems:
And so, sphinx i18n feature will support our translation. Since Sphinx supports extracting/injecting gettext format translation catalog, you can use helpful tools/services easily that provide translation support features like a translation memory, recommending similar translation, glossary and auto-translation. By using such translation support services, document translation with Sphinx can be carried out as follows:
If you use such a service, volunteers are more likely to participate in the translation. Sphinx-users.jp team built a translation flow with using sphinx and the transifex service. In addition, we have automated the entire process using the drone.io service.
As a result of this, (A) translation source entries on the transifex will be updated automatically when original documentation is changed. (B) translated document page will be updated when each entries is translated on the transifex. In this session, I'll explain 3 things; (1) entier process to translate sphinx docs. (2) automation mechanism for the process. (3) tips, tricks and traps for wrinting docs and translating.
Outline:
Self introduction (2 min)
Sphinx introduction (2 min)
How do you translate Sphinx documentation? (5 min)
Sphinx i18n feature (5 min)
Automated translation process with several services (10 min)
tips, tricks, traps (10 min)
References:


The chat client keeps disconnecting and reconnecting! - a customer
The chat client keeps disconnecting and reconnecting! - another customer
The chat client keeps disconnecting and reconnecting! - my coworker
j/k, Sunir
Sunir: My internet is flaky
I thought so...
Get better internet.
Talk over.
... not so fast ...
Logs, logs they're big they're helpful they're text
and ours are json and have #hashtags
#op_disconnected
max(connections) ~= 350
max(disconnects) ~= 30
cat default.log | grep "#op_disconnect" |
json -g -a username | sort |
uniq -c | sort -b -n
$ npm install jsontool
1 steve
2 john
512 suzie
* names have been changed to protect the innocent
cat default.log | grep "#op_disconnect" | json -g -a timestamp username | grep "suzie" | cut -d' ' -f 1
...
2013-03-07T16:45:46.067Z
2013-03-07T16:46:46.145Z
2013-03-07T16:47:46.238Z
2013-03-07T16:48:46.407Z
...
every minute?
how can we simulate this?
iptables --help
man iptables
/me unplugs ethernet cable
2 months after first report
/me does happy dance
no close :(
closed by the client
thanks, chrome
I stuck breakpoints everywhere that said close
But who cares...
- this.isOpen = false;
- this.socket.onClose();
- this.onDisconnect();
+ /* only call close if transport hasn't been swapped out already */
+ if (this.socket.transport === this) {
+ this.isOpen = false;
+ this.socket.onClose();
+ this.onDisconnect();
+ }
NOTE: This is probably terrible.
but it works


This is the inside approach to define a specification.
This is done via a full specification by code2doc factory - the developers has nothing more to define. The data inside specification is build by annotation meta information collected from all classes of current class path.


---
layout: game-page
redirect_from: /game/snack-wars
title: Snack Wars
year: 2009
semester: Spring
description: "2D Run and Gun, based on snacks
Take control of Colonel Jiffy as he charges into war against the other snack foods. Work your way through three levels, featuring various enemies and guns to use, all based on your favorite foods. It keeps track of your best runs, so try to get a high score."
tags: Windows Singleplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
Anthony Maurice: "Project Lead, Programming",
Brian Zakrzewski: "Music, Design",
Garrick Chin: Programming,
SooHyun Jang: Art
}
stage_game_path: snackwars/
builds: {
Windows: snackwars.zip
}
thumbnail: snackwars-1.png
top-img: snackwars-1.png
screenshots: [
snackwars-4.png,
snackwars-2.png,
snackwars-3.png
]
awards: [
GCS Gold Award
]
top-img-fit: cover
# top-img-fit options:
# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
---


Packages:
Package v1alpha1 contains API Schema definitions for the marketplace v1alpha1 API group
Resource Types:(Appears on: Iam)
APIKeyRef holds the location of the api key used to authenticate to a cloud object storage instance
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
valueFrom
ValueFrom
|
ValueFrom is the pointer to the secret key ref |
(Appears on: Hmac)
AccesKeyIDRef holds reference information to an AccessKeyID stored in a secret on your cluster
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
valueFrom
ValueFrom
|
ValueFrom is the pointer to the secret key ref |
(Appears on: RemoteResourceS3Spec)
Auth allows you authenticate to remote storage locations using either HMAC or IAM authentication schemes.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
hmac
Hmac
|
(Optional)
Hmac is the credentials to access the storage location. |
iam
Iam
|
(Optional)
Iam is the credentials for Iam auth. |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
uid
k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/types.UID
|
(Optional)
Namespace of the resource |
namespace
string
|
Namespace of the resource Required |
name
string
|
Name of the resource Required |
groupVersionKind
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/apis/marketplace/common.GroupVersionKind
|
(Optional)
GroupVersionKind of the resource |
map[string]string
alias)(Appears on: S3Options)
Header allows you to provide additional information with your request
(Appears on: Auth)
Hmac allows you to connect to s3 buckets using an HMAC key/id pair.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
accessKeyId
string
|
(Optional)
AccessKeyID is a unique identifier for an AWS account and is used by AWS to look up your Secret Access Key |
accessKeyIdRef
AccesKeyIDRef
|
(Optional)
AccessKeyIDRef holds reference information to an AccessKeyID stored in a secret on your cluster |
secretAccessKey
string
|
(Optional)
SecretAccessKey is used by AWS to calculate a request signature. Your SecretAccessKey is a shared secret known only to you and AWS |
secretAccessKeyRef
SecretAccessKeyRef
|
(Optional)
SecretAccessKeyRef holds reference information to an SecretAccessKey stored in a secret on your cluster |
(Appears on: Auth)
Iam Allows you to connect to s3 buckets using an IAM provider and api key.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
responseType
string
|
ResponseType specifies which grant type your application is requesting. ResponseType for IAM will usually be “cloud_iam” |
grantType
string
|
GrantType determines what authentication flow will be used to generate an access token. GrantType for IAM will usually be “ “urn:ibm:params:oauth:grant-type:apikey”” |
url
string
|
URL is the auth endpoint. URL for IAM will usually be “https://iam.cloud.ibm.com/identity/token” |
apiKey
string
|
(Optional)
APIKey is the API Key used to authenticate to your IBM Cloud Object Storage instance |
apiKeyRef
APIKeyRef
|
(Optional)
APIKeyRef holds reference information used to locate a secret which contains your IBM COS api key |
map[string]string
alias)(Appears on: RazeeLogs)
Log holds a log message as
MarketplaceConfig is configuration manager for our Red Hat Marketplace controllers
| Field | Description | ||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
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spec
MarketplaceConfigSpec
|
|
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status
MarketplaceConfigStatus
|
(Appears on: MarketplaceConfig)
MarketplaceConfigSpec defines the desired state of MarketplaceConfig
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
rhmAccountID
string
|
RhmAccountID is the Red Hat Marketplace Account identifier |
clusterUUID
string
|
ClusterUUID is the Red Hat Marketplace cluster identifier |
clusterName
string
|
ClusterName is the name that will be assigned to your cluster in the Red Hat Marketplace UI. If you have set the name in the UI first, this name will be ignored. |
deploySecretName
string
|
DeploySecretName is the secret name that contains the deployment information |
enableMetering
bool
|
EnableMetering enables the Marketplace Metering components |
installIBMCatalogSource
bool
|
InstallIBMCatalogSource is the flag that indicates if the IBM Catalog Source is installed |
features
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/apis/marketplace/common.Features
|
The features that can be enabled or disabled |
(Appears on: MarketplaceConfig)
MarketplaceConfigStatus defines the observed state of MarketplaceConfig
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
conditions
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/pkg/utils/status.Conditions
|
(Optional)
Conditions represent the latest available observations of an object’s stateonfig |
razeeSubConditions
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/pkg/utils/status.Conditions
|
(Optional)
RazeeSubConditions represent the latest available observations of the razee object’s state |
meterBaseSubConditions
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/pkg/utils/status.Conditions
|
(Optional)
MeterBaseSubConditions represent the latest available observations of the meterbase object’s state |
MeterBase is the resource that sets up Metering for Red Hat Marketplace. This is an internal resource not meant to be modified directly.
| Field | Description | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
||||||
spec
MeterBaseSpec
|
|
||||||
status
MeterBaseStatus
|
(Appears on: MeterBase)
MeterBaseSpec defines the desired state of MeterBase
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
enabled
bool
|
Enabled is the flag that controls if the controller does work. Setting enabled to “true” will install metering components. False will suspend controller operations for metering components. |
prometheus
PrometheusSpec
|
(Optional)
Prometheus deployment configuration. |
additionalScrapeConfigs
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
(Optional)
AdditionalConfigs are set by meter definitions and meterbase to what is available on the system. |
(Appears on: MeterBase)
MeterBaseStatus defines the observed state of MeterBase.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
conditions
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/pkg/utils/status.Conditions
|
(Optional)
MeterBaseConditions represent the latest available observations of an object’s stateonfig |
prometheusStatus
github.com/prometheus-operator/prometheus-operator/pkg/apis/monitoring/v1.PrometheusStatus
|
(Optional)
PrometheusStatus is the most recent observed status of the Prometheus cluster. Read-only. Not included when requesting from the apiserver, only from the Prometheus |
replicas
int32
|
(Optional)
Total number of non-terminated pods targeted by this Prometheus deployment (their labels match the selector). |
updatedReplicas
int32
|
(Optional)
Total number of non-terminated pods targeted by this Prometheus deployment that have the desired version spec. |
availableReplicas
int32
|
(Optional)
Total number of available pods (ready for at least minReadySeconds) targeted by this Prometheus deployment. |
unavailableReplicas
int32
|
(Optional)
Total number of unavailable pods targeted by this Prometheus deployment. |
(Appears on: MeterReportSpec)
MeterDefinition defines the meter workloads used to enable pay for use billing.
| Field | Description | ||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
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spec
MeterDefinitionSpec
|
|
||||||||||||||||||
status
MeterDefinitionStatus
|
(Appears on: MeterDefinition)
MeterDefinitionSpec defines the desired metering spec
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
meterGroup
string
|
Group defines the operator group of the meter |
meterKind
string
|
Kind defines the primary CRD kind of the meter |
installedBy
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/apis/marketplace/common.NamespacedNameReference
|
(Optional)
InstalledBy is a reference to the CSV that install the meter definition. This is used to determine an operator group. |
workloadVertexType
WorkloadVertex
|
WorkloadVertexType is the top most object of a workload. It allows you to identify the upper bounds of your workloads. |
workloadVertexLabelSelectors
Kubernetes meta/v1.LabelSelector
|
(Optional)
VertexFilters are used when Namespace is selected. Can be omitted if you select OperatorGroup |
workloads
[]Workload
|
Workloads identify the workloads to meter. |
meterVersion
string
|
(Optional)
Version defines the primary CRD version of the meter. This field is no longer used. |
serviceMeterLabels
[]string
|
(Optional)
ServiceMeterLabels name of the meterics you want to track. Use workloads instead. |
podMeterLabels
[]string
|
(Optional)
PodMeterLabels name of the prometheus metrics you want to track. User workloads instead. |
(Appears on: MeterDefinition)
MeterDefinitionStatus defines the observed state of MeterDefinition
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
conditions
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/pkg/utils/status.Conditions
|
(Optional)
Conditions represent the latest available observations of an object’s state |
workloadResource
[]github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/apis/marketplace/common.WorkloadResource
|
WorkloadResources is the list of resoruces discovered by this meter definition |
(Appears on: Workload)
MeterLabelQuery helps define a meter label to build and search for
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
label
string
|
Label is the name of the meter |
query
string
|
Query to use for the label |
aggregation
string
|
Aggregation to use with the query |
MeterReport is the Schema for the meterreports API
| Field | Description | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
||||||||||
spec
MeterReportSpec
|
|
||||||||||
status
MeterReportStatus
|
(Appears on: MeterReport)
MeterReportSpec defines the desired state of MeterReport
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
startTime
Kubernetes meta/v1.Time
|
StartTime of the job |
endTime
Kubernetes meta/v1.Time
|
EndTime of the job |
prometheusService
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/apis/marketplace/common.ServiceReference
|
PrometheusService is the definition for the service labels. |
meterDefinitions
[]MeterDefinition
|
(Optional)
MeterDefinitions is the list of meterDefinitions included in the report |
extraJobArgs
[]string
|
(Optional)
ExtraArgs is a set of arguments to pass to the job |
(Appears on: MeterReport)
MeterReportStatus defines the observed state of MeterReport
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
conditions
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/pkg/utils/status.Conditions
|
Conditions represent the latest available observations of an object’s stateonfig |
jobReference
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/apis/marketplace/common.JobReference
|
(Optional)
A list of pointers to currently running jobs. |
metricUploadCount
int
|
(Optional)
MetricUploadCount is the number of metrics in the report |
uploadUID
k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/types.UID
|
(Optional)
UploadID is the ID associated with the upload |
queryErrorList
[]string
|
(Optional)
QueryErrorList shows if there were any errors from queries for the report. |
(Appears on: MeterBaseSpec)
PrometheusSpec contains configuration regarding prometheus deployment used for metering.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
resources
Kubernetes core/v1.ResourceRequirements
|
(Optional)
Resource requirements for the deployment. Default is not defined. |
selector
map[string]string
|
(Optional)
Selector for the pods in the Prometheus deployment |
storage
StorageSpec
|
Storage for the deployment. |
replicas
int32
|
(Optional)
Replicas defines the number of desired replicas for the prometheus deployment. Used primarily when running metering on CRC |
(Appears on: RazeeDeploymentSpec)
EDIT THIS FILE!  NOTE: json tags are required. Any new fields you add must have json tags for the fields to be serialized. Configuration values used by Razee to communicate with the Red Hat Marketplace backend
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
ibmCosReaderKey
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
Api key used to access the bucket IBM COS |
bucketName
string
|
BucketName is the name of the bucket in Cloud Object Storage and correlates to your accountID |
ibmCosUrl
string
|
Base url for the instance of IBM COS |
razeeDashOrgKey
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
Key used to identify a particular razee instance |
childRRS3FileName
string
|
The file name of the child RemoteResourecS3 |
razeeDashUrl
string
|
Url used by the razee install to post data |
fileSourceUrl
string
|
FileSourceURL DEPRECATED: The url of the filesource arg that gets passed into the razeedeploy-job |
RazeeDeployment is the resources that deploys Razee for the Red Hat Marketplace. This is an internal resource not meant to be modified directly.
| Field | Description | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
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spec
RazeeDeploymentSpec
|
|
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status
RazeeDeploymentStatus
|
(Appears on: RazeeDeployment)
RazeeDeploymentSpec defines the desired state of RazeeDeployment
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
enabled
bool
|
Enabled is the flag that controls if the controller does work. Setting enabled to true will create a Razee namespace and deploy it’s componenets. Set to false to bypass Razee installation |
clusterUUID
string
|
ClusterUUID is the cluster identifier, used for installing razee. |
deploySecretName
string
|
(Optional)
DeploySecretName is the name of our secret where Razee variables are stored. |
targetNamespace
string
|
(Optional)
TargetNamespace is configurable target of the razee namespace This is to support legancy installs. Please do not edit. |
deployConfig
RazeeConfigurationValues
|
(Optional)
Configuration values provided from redhat marketplace These are used internally by the Operator |
childUrl
string
|
(Optional)
Location of your IBM Cloud Object Storage resources Used internally by the Operator |
legacyUninstallHasRun
bool
|
(Optional)
Flag used by the RazeeDeployment Controller to decide whether to run legacy uninstall job Used internally by the Operator |
features
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/apis/marketplace/common.Features
|
The features that can be enabled or disabled |
(Appears on: RazeeDeployment)
RazeeDeploymentStatus defines the observed state of RazeeDeployment
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
installConditions
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/pkg/utils/status.Conditions
|
(Optional)
RazeeConditions represent the latest available observations of an object’s stateonfig |
conditions
Kubernetes batch/v1.JobCondition
|
(Optional)
JobConditions DEPRECATED: represent the latest available observations of an object’s stateonfig |
jobState
Kubernetes batch/v1.JobStatus
|
(Optional)
JobState DEPRECATED: is the status of the Razee Install Job |
missingValuesFromSecret
[]string
|
(Optional)
MissingValuesFromSecret validates the secret provided has all the correct fields |
razeePrerequisitesCreated
[]string
|
(Optional)
RazeePrerequestesCreated is the list of configmaps and secrets required to be installed |
localSecretVarsPopulated
bool
|
(Optional)
LocalSecretVarsPopulated DEPRECATED: informs if the correct local variables are correct set. |
redHatMarketplaceSecretFound
bool
|
(Optional)
RedHatMarketplaceSecretFound DEPRECATED: is the status of finding the secret in the cluster |
razee_job_install
RazeeJobInstallStruct
|
(Optional)
RazeeJobInstall contains information regarding the install job so it can be removed |
nodesFromRazeeDeployments
[]string
|
(Optional)
NodesFromRazeeDeployments contains the pods names created by the rhm-watch-keeper and rhm-remote-resources3-controller deployments |
nodesFromRazeeDeploymentsCount
int
|
(Optional)
NodesFromRazeeDeploymentsCount contains the pods names created by the rhm-watch-keeper and rhm-remote-resources3-controller deployments |
(Appears on: RazeeDeploymentStatus)
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
razee_namespace
string
|
RazeeNamespace is the namespace targeted for the Razee install |
razee_install_url
string
|
RazeeInstallURL is the url used to install the Razee resources |
(Appears on: RemoteResourceS3Status)
RazeeLogs holds log output from the RRS3 controller
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
error
Log
|
Log is a line of log from the controller |
RemoteResourceS3 is the Schema for the remoteresources3s API
| Field | Description | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
metadata
Kubernetes meta/v1.ObjectMeta
|
Refer to the Kubernetes API documentation for the fields of the
metadata field.
|
||||
spec
RemoteResourceS3Spec
|
|
||||
status
RemoteResourceS3Status
|
(Appears on: RemoteResourceS3)
RemoteResourceS3Spec defines the desired state of RemoteResourceS3
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
auth
Auth
|
Auth provides options to authenticate to a remote location |
requests
[]Request
|
Requests array contains information regarding the location of your remote resource |
(Appears on: RemoteResourceS3)
RemoteResourceS3Status defines the observed state of RemoteResourceS3
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
touched
bool
|
Touched is if the status has been touched |
razee-logs
RazeeLogs
|
RazeeLogs is the logs from the controller |
(Appears on: RemoteResourceS3Spec)
Request holds requests that populate the Requests array
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
options
S3Options
|
Options is the configurable options for the request |
optional
bool
|
(Optional)
Optional if downloading or applying a child resource fails, RemoteResource will stop execution and report error to .status. You can allow execution to continue by marking a reference as optional. |
(Appears on: Request)
Options holds the options object which will be passed as-is to the http request. Allows you to specify things like headers for authentication.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
url
string
|
(Optional)
URL of the request |
uri
string
|
(Optional)
URI of the request |
headers
map[string]./apis/marketplace/v1alpha1.Header
|
(Optional)
Headers of the request |
(Appears on: Hmac)
SecretAccessKeyRef holds reference information to an SecretAccessKey stored in a secret on your cluster
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
valueFrom
ValueFrom
|
ValueFrom is the pointer to the secret key ref |
(Appears on: PrometheusSpec)
StorageSpec contains configuration for pvc claims.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
class
string
|
(Optional)
Storage class for the prometheus stateful set. Default is “” i.e. default. |
size
k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/api/resource.Quantity
|
Storage size for the prometheus deployment. Default is 40Gi. |
emptyDir
Kubernetes core/v1.EmptyDirVolumeSource
|
(Optional)
EmptyDir is a temporary storage type that gets created on the prometheus pod. When this is defined metering will run on CRC. |
(Appears on: APIKeyRef, AccesKeyIDRef, SecretAccessKeyRef)
ValueFrom holds source for the environment variable’s value. Cannot be used if value is not empty.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
secretKeyRef
Kubernetes core/v1.SecretKeySelector
|
SecretKeyRef is the pointer to the secret key ref |
(Appears on: MeterDefinitionSpec)
Workload helps identify what to target for metering.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
Name of the workload, must be unique in a meter definition. |
type
WorkloadType
|
WorkloadType identifies the type of workload to look for. This can be pod or service right now. |
ownerCRD
github.com/redhat-marketplace/redhat-marketplace-operator/v2/apis/marketplace/common.GroupVersionKind
|
(Optional)
OwnerCRD is the name of the GVK to look for as the owner of all the meterable assets. If omitted, the labels and annotations are used instead. |
labelSelector
Kubernetes meta/v1.LabelSelector
|
(Optional)
LabelSelector are used to filter to the correct workload. |
annotationSelector
Kubernetes meta/v1.LabelSelector
|
(Optional)
AnnotationSelector are used to filter to the correct workload. |
metricLabels
[]MeterLabelQuery
|
MetricLabels are the labels to collect |
WorkloadStatus provides quick status to check if workloads are working correctly
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name
string
|
Name of the workload, must be unique in a meter definition. |
currentValue
string
|
|
startTime
Kubernetes meta/v1.Time
|
string
alias)(Appears on: Workload)
string
alias)(Appears on: MeterDefinitionSpec)
Generated with gen-crd-api-reference-docs
on git commit 98b8828
.


Prints the current status of the working tree.
git status
to view the current status of the working tree.-sb
flag to view the short form of the same outputgit status [-sb]
git status
# On branch patch-1
# Your branch is up to date with 'origin/patch-1'.
#
# Untracked files:
# (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
# 30-seconds.txt
#
# nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use "git add" to track)
git status -sb
# ## patch-1...origin/patch-1
# ?? 30-seconds.txt


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Four years ago I built my own house, an opportunity to give my decorating and gardening talent free rein. Making my home beautiful gives me so much satisfaction. Over the years, I've studied and researched interior decorating, and completing the Staging Diva course greatly helped me start my home staging business.
For the past eight years, I have been working with people living with disabilities. I love my job. It is rewarding to know I'm making a difference for the people I support and their loved ones. I want to extend my supportive experience and decorating talents to help homeowners successfully sell their properties.
Selling a property is a complex process. Let me handle the details of home staging/styling to simplify it all to your complete satisfaction. Whether it's readying a house to sell or restyling a room, let my talent work for you to stage, redesign or reorganize.
Please explore my website and if you have any questions, please contact us.


Linear bicycle model with 3 degrees of freedom.
The code of this class can be found in VehicleSimpleLinear. It inherits methods from abstract class VehicleSimple. The complete list of class codes is in API.
The development of the equations of motion of this model can be found in TheoryVehicleSimple.
dx = VehicleModel.Model(t,states,tspan)
The following table describes the input arguments:
| t | Time |
| states | Model state variables: [XT YT PSI VT ALPHAT dPSI] |
| tspan | Time span |
The center of gravity of the vehicle is located at the point $T$. The front and rear axles are located at the points $F$ and $R$, respectively. The constant $a$ measures the distance of point $F$ to $T$ and $b$ the distance of point $T$ to $R$. The angles $\alpha_F$ e $\alpha_R$ are the front and rear slip angles, respectively. $\alpha_T$ is the vehicle side slip angle and $\psi$ is the vehicle yaw angle. $\delta$ is the steering angle.
[Home] [Vehicle Simple Nonlinear] [Vehicle Simple Nonlinear 4DOF]


Tiingo provides daily data for 64,000 securities, including 24,000 US stocks. QuantConnect has implemented a wrapper to their API for you to use their data for your backtests and live trading.
Like Quandl, Tiingo requires an authorization key to access their data. You can set this with the static SetAuthCode()
method in your Initialize method. You can find your Tiingo access token on your API/Token Page.
Tiingo.SetAuthCode("my-tiingo-api-token")
Tiingo.SetAuthCode("my-tiingo-api-token")
Once authorized, you can request tickers you need via the AddData()
method:
self.AddData(TiingoDailyData, "AAPL", Resolution.Daily)
AddData<TiingoDailyData>("AAPL", Resolution.Daily);
To help you get started, we've implemented an example algorithm example algorithm using Tiingo data and indicators.


Introduction
Ersatz (noun) An artificial substance or article used to replace something natural or genuine; a substitute.
Ersatz Server is a "mock" HTTP server library for testing HTTP clients. It allows for server-side request/response expectations to be configured so that your client library can make real HTTP calls and get back real pre-configured responses rather than fake stubs.
Features
- Uses an embedded Undertow server to setup the HTTP server
- Provides a Java 8 compatible builder interface
- Provides a Groovy configuration DSL
- Works well with Kotlin
- Compatible with the JUnit (4 or 5) and Spock testing frameworks (and probably others).
- Allows configuration of expectations for requests and expected responses
- Support for Hamcrest matchers
- Call verification to ensure that expected requests are actually called (including specific call counts).
- Support for both multipart request and response body content.
- Support for mocking HTTPS requests.
- Support for BASIC and DIGEST authentication.
- Request/Response compression (gzip and/or deflate) supported.
- Support for GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, OPTIONS, and TRACE request methods.
- Ability to delay the response from the server to simulate slow connections.
- Provides a simple standalone proxy server for testing proxied connections.
- Alternate distribution as a shadowed jar with the Undertow library repackaged to avoid collisions.
- Support for upload requests with up to 1.5 GB of content and response downloads of up to 500 MG.
- Support for simulating web socket message sending and receiving.
- Support for chunked response content (e.g. Transfer-encoding: "chunked"), with optional delay times.
Getting Started
The Ersatz User Guide and Groovy Docs provide detailed documentation of the features and configuration; however, a simple example of the expectation configuration would be (using Groovy):
ErsatzServer ersatz = new ErsatzServer()
ersatz.expectations {
get('/say/hello') {
called 1
query 'name', 'Ersatz'
responder {
body 'Hello Ersatz', 'text/plain'
}
}
}
URL url = "${ersatz.httpUrl}/say/hello?name=Ersatz".toURL()
assert url.text == 'Hello Ersatz'
assert ersatz.verify()
ersatz.stop()
which will assert that a GET request to "/say/hello?name=Ersatz" will only happen once and that it will respond with "Hello Ersatz" so that the client code being tested may proceed and do what it needs to do with the response. The expectation may also be written in a builder form, such as:
server.expectations {
get('/say/hello').called(1).query('name','Ersatz')
.responds().body('Hello Ersatz','text/plain')
}
Standard Java 8 may also be used; the `expectations` block in the example above would look very similar in Java:
ErsatzServer ersatz = new ErsatzServer();
server.expectations(expectations -> {
expectations.get("/say/hello", req -> {
req.called(1)
req.query("name","Ersatz")
req.responder().body("Hello Ersatz","text/plain")
}
}).start();
Both forms are equivalent and may be used together.
Artifacts
The Ersatz Server library is available on Bintray (JCenter) and Maven Central; it may be added to a project via Gradle dependency:testCompile 'com.stehno.ersatz:ersatz:${project_version}'
or for Maven:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.stehno.ersatz</groupId>
<artifactId>ersatz</artifactId>
<version>${project_version}</version>
</dependency>
There is also a "safe" (shadow jar) artifact available for situations where the Undertow server is already being used (e.g. Grails or
Spring-Boot using Undertow as the embedded server) - see the
Shadow Jar section of the User Guide for more information.
Documentation
The best place to learn how to use the Ersatz Server is in the User Guide (especially the Getting Started section) or the Groovy Docs; however, there are a few other interesting documents available:
- GitHub Project - the GitHub project has all the source code as well as links to all of the documentation.
- Unit Test Report - the build-generated unit test results report.
- Test Coverage Report - the build-generated unit test coverage report (via Jacoco).
- CodeNarc Report (main) - the build-generated code quality summary (via CodeNarc).
If you find any issues with the library or the documentation, please feel free to create an issue with a description of the problem or suggestion.
Ersatz is developed and maintained by Christopher J. Stehno under the Apache 2 open source license. This page was originally generated by GitHub Pages using the Architect theme by Jason Long.


It is with our passions as it is with fire and water, they are good servants, but bad masters.
- Aesop
The passion to get ahead is sometimes born of the fear lest we be left behind.
- Eric Hoffer
However vast a man's spiritual resources, he is capable of but one great passion.
- Blaise Pascal
Happiness
Happiness is the highest good, being a realization and perfect practice of virtue, which some can attain, while others have little or none of it.
- Aristotle
He is happiest, be he king or peasant, who finds peace in his home.
- Johann von Goethe
Action may not always bring happiness; but there is no happiness without action.
- Benjamin Disraeli
Happiness is not a destination. It is a method of life.
- Burton Hills
I have no money, no resources, no hopes. I am the happiest man alive.
- Henry Miller
Life
Live as if your were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
- Mahatma Gandhi
Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well.
- Josh Billings
In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on.
- Robert Frost
Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact.
- Willam James
Don't take life seriously because you can't come out of it alive.
- Warren Miller


These two modules are an extension to the GMOD.copy_on_change module.
module modCopyOnTrigger <compile_subs = 0> { prim trigger <NEportLevels={2,0}>; prim input <NEportLevels={2,0}>; prim output <NEportLevels={0,2}>; boolean on_inst = 1; omethod+notify_inst+req Update( .trigger +req+notify, .input +read+req, .output +write ) = "GMODcopy_on_change"; }; module modCopyOnNonReqTrigger <compile_subs = 0> { prim trigger <NEportLevels={2,0}>; prim input <NEportLevels={2,0}>; prim output <NEportLevels={0,2}>; boolean on_inst = 1; omethod+notify_inst+req Update( .trigger +notify, .input +read, .output +write ) = "GMODcopy_on_change"; };
This is an extension to the beloved GMOD.copy_on_change, with a new V definition. Handy for building UI's. The new macro allows inputs as optional, rather than required.
trigger
Used to trigger the copy on change module to copy the input value to the output value if the value has changed.
input
Input value which will be copied to the output value when the trigger is called and the value has not just updated but is also a different value.
output
Copy of the changed input value. Is set (written to) only when the input value has changed.
n/a
n/a
xp_comm_proj/copontrg/cotgmods.v contains the modCopyOnTrigger module and the modCopyOnNonReqTrigger module V definitions.
The low-level CopyOnTriggerMods library containing the modules modCopyOnTrigger and modCopyOnNonReqTrigger does not specify a process. By default the express process will be used.
Brian Selle, Leon Thrane, Advanced Visual Systems Inc. Documentation - Ian Curington, Advanced Visual Systems Inc.
Paul G. Lever
n/a


First of all I have been experimenting with many substances this summer and when one of my friends told me about painkillers it sounded interesting to I wanted to try it. I had some hydrocodone and instantly fell in love with the immense Chill feeling that painkillers gave me. One day I had some friends over and my parents werenít home.
We really wanted some painkillers but non of us had any so I was looking thru my medicine cabinet to find something I could get a buzz off of because both of my parents have had major surgeries in the past, researching every name I found on a prescription bottle online. I got nothing so far after lookin thru for about 20 minutes until I came across one of those sample packs labeled Ultram. I searched it online and planned on taking it. My friends didnít want to take it so I was the guinea pig. I took them and I fell in love with it. Since then Iíve been trying so hard to get more.
Finally I hit my personal gold mine-180 Tramadol tablets all to myself. I decided to take a few the day I got them.
T+0:00 Ė I am at my friends house just chillin and I decide to ingest 4 50mg tablets of Tramadol with a little food to pad my stomach.
T+0:15 Ė I go outside with my friend to have a cigarette with my friend.  We enjoy our cigs and talk about life and stuff like we usually do only he was so mellow.
T+0:30 Ė I have to leave my friendís house to go home, I still have not felt any significant effect.
T+1:00 Ė I begin to feel a moderate Hydrocodone feeling. Iím very excited because I have done this before and I know whatís coming is awesome. Nothing is bothering me except for very slight nausea, but it may just be there because Iím thinking about it or Iím moving too much.
T+1:30 Ė The feeling is slowly getting stronger and I just got hit with the itches.
T+2:40 Ė The feeling is very strong now. I am not nauseous at all and I feel so happy. Iím walking around the house looking for something to do and just smiling and the setting of my house just seems so perfect. I am not hungry. I feel like taking a shower because Iíve herd it feels good when one is on Tramadol.
T+3:05 Ė The shower was utterly amazing! As soon as I stepped in I was flushed with an immense Euphoria as the water runs down my body and thru my hair. I am so incredibly happy and decide to take another 50mg tablet of Tramadol.
T+4:05 Ė I decide to get on the computer after watching T.V. for what seemed like wonderful hours and hours but was only one hour. I started talking to people on AIM and Listening to some Music and it is so much fun, I feel like talking so much and Iím getting into the music. I love these people that Iím talking to and I let them know that, I feel like loving everyone and letting them know that. Iím so happy and I canít keep a smile off my face Iím enjoying myself so much.
T+5:15 Ė This is the strongest Iíve felt! I am so indescribably happy!!  I literally can not stop smiling as I continue talking to people and listening to music. Everything is so enjoyable I never want to stop feeling this way. Listening to the music is so euphoric and Iím getting so into it because it feels so good I feel like the music is a part of me.
T+5:40 Ė I have started to feel kind of tired, I decide to get off the computer and watch more tv. Itís a relief and it feels so good to lay down on my couch and just relax as I sink into the soft cushions and enjoy some late night television.
T+7:00 Ė It is now midnight and I stop watching tv because I feel completely exhausted, yet I still feel incredibly happy and wonderful. I feel like I will sleep well tonight. I am out almost as soon as I hit the pillow.
The Day After Ė I still feel pretty good, Iím tired but I still feel energetic.  I feel sort of a pressure headache, but itís not enough to even bother me I can just forget about it. I also notice I am a little bit irritable but since I was expecting to be I can control my anger and just relax. I am still not as irritable as I would be off hydrocodone. Other than that I donít really feel any kind of hangover but I still feel like just relaxing. I LOVE THIS DRUG!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Some R Tips
Using data from an R package
To use data from an R package, for instance, the bechdel
data from the fivethirtyeight
package, you can simply load the relevant package with library
and then the data frame will be available
library(fivethirtyeight)
bechdel
# A tibble: 1,794 x 15
year imdb title test clean_test binary budget domgross
<int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <ord> <chr> <int> <dbl>
1 2013 tt17~ 21 &~ nota~ notalk FAIL 1.3 e7 25682380
2 2012 tt13~ Dred~ ok-d~ ok PASS 4.5 e7 13414714
3 2013 tt20~ 12 Y~ nota~ notalk FAIL 2 e7 53107035
4 2013 tt12~ 2 Gu~ nota~ notalk FAIL 6.1 e7 75612460
5 2013 tt04~ 42 men men FAIL 4 e7 95020213
6 2013 tt13~ 47 R~ men men FAIL 2.25e8 38362475
7 2013 tt16~ A Go~ nota~ notalk FAIL 9.2 e7 67349198
8 2013 tt21~ Abou~ ok-d~ ok PASS 1.2 e7 15323921
9 2013 tt18~ Admi~ ok ok PASS 1.3 e7 18007317
10 2013 tt18~ Afte~ nota~ notalk FAIL 1.3 e8 60522097
# ... with 1,784 more rows, and 7 more variables:
# intgross <dbl>, code <chr>, budget_2013 <int>,
# domgross_2013 <dbl>, intgross_2013 <dbl>,
# period_code <int>, decade_code <int>
Using read_rds
to read in an R data set
We have provided the nnyfs.Rds
data file on the course data page.
Suppose you have downloaded this data file into a directory on your computer called data
which is a sub-directory of the directory where you plan to do your work, perhaps called 431-nnyfs
.
Open RStudio and create a new project into the 431-nnyfs
directory on your computer. You should see a data
subdirectory in the Files window in RStudio after the project is created.
Now, read in the nnyfs.Rds
file to a new tibble in R called nnyfs_new
with the following command:
nnyfs_new <- read_rds("data/nnyfs.Rds")
Here are the results…
nnyfs_new
# A tibble: 1,518 x 45
SEQN sex age_child race_eth educ_child language
<dbl> <fct> <dbl> <fct> <dbl> <fct>
1 71917 Female 15 3_Black Non-H~ 9 English
2 71918 Female 8 3_Black Non-H~ 2 English
3 71919 Female 14 2_White Non-H~ 8 English
4 71920 Female 15 2_White Non-H~ 8 English
5 71921 Male 3 2_White Non-H~ NA English
6 71922 Male 12 1_Hispanic 6 English
7 71923 Male 12 2_White Non-H~ 5 English
8 71924 Female 8 4_Other Race/~ 2 English
9 71925 Male 7 1_Hispanic 0 English
10 71926 Male 8 3_Black Non-H~ 2 English
# ... with 1,508 more rows, and 39 more variables:
# sampling_wt <dbl>, income_pov <dbl>, age_adult <dbl>,
# educ_adult <fct>, respondent <fct>, salt_used <fct>,
# energy <dbl>, protein <dbl>, sugar <dbl>, fat <dbl>,
# diet_yesterday <fct>, water <dbl>, plank_time <dbl>,
# height <dbl>, weight <dbl>, bmi <dbl>, bmi_cat <fct>,
# arm_length <dbl>, waist <dbl>, arm_circ <dbl>, ...
Using read_csv
to read in a comma-separated version of a data file
We have provided the nnyfs.csv
data file on the course data page.
Suppose you have downloaded this data file into a directory on your computer called data
which is a sub-directory of the directory where you plan to do your work, perhaps called 431-nnyfs
.
Open RStudio and create a new project into the 431-nnyfs
directory on your computer. You should see a data
subdirectory in the Files window in RStudio after the project is created.
Now, read in the nnyfs.csv
file to a new tibble in R called nnyfs_new2
with the following command:
nnyfs_new2 <- read_csv("data/nnyfs.csv")
Rows: 1518 Columns: 45
-- Column specification ------------------------------------
Delimiter: ","
chr (18): sex, race_eth, language, educ_adult, responden...
dbl (27): SEQN, age_child, educ_child, sampling_wt, inco...
i Use `spec()` to retrieve the full column specification for this data.
i Specify the column types or set `show_col_types = FALSE` to quiet this message.
nnyfs_new2
# A tibble: 1,518 x 45
SEQN sex age_child race_eth educ_child language
<dbl> <chr> <dbl> <chr> <dbl> <chr>
1 71917 Female 15 3_Black Non-H~ 9 English
2 71918 Female 8 3_Black Non-H~ 2 English
3 71919 Female 14 2_White Non-H~ 8 English
4 71920 Female 15 2_White Non-H~ 8 English
5 71921 Male 3 2_White Non-H~ NA English
6 71922 Male 12 1_Hispanic 6 English
7 71923 Male 12 2_White Non-H~ 5 English
8 71924 Female 8 4_Other Race/~ 2 English
9 71925 Male 7 1_Hispanic 0 English
10 71926 Male 8 3_Black Non-H~ 2 English
# ... with 1,508 more rows, and 39 more variables:
# sampling_wt <dbl>, income_pov <dbl>, age_adult <dbl>,
# educ_adult <chr>, respondent <chr>, salt_used <chr>,
# energy <dbl>, protein <dbl>, sugar <dbl>, fat <dbl>,
# diet_yesterday <chr>, water <dbl>, plank_time <dbl>,
# height <dbl>, weight <dbl>, bmi <dbl>, bmi_cat <chr>,
# arm_length <dbl>, waist <dbl>, arm_circ <dbl>, ...
If you also want to convert the character
variables to factors
, as you will often want to do before analyzing the results, you should instead use:
Rows: 1518 Columns: 45
-- Column specification ------------------------------------
Delimiter: ","
chr (18): sex, race_eth, language, educ_adult, responden...
dbl (27): SEQN, age_child, educ_child, sampling_wt, inco...
i Use `spec()` to retrieve the full column specification for this data.
i Specify the column types or set `show_col_types = FALSE` to quiet this message.
nnyfs_new3
# A tibble: 1,518 x 45
SEQN sex age_child race_eth educ_child language
<dbl> <fct> <dbl> <fct> <dbl> <fct>
1 71917 Female 15 3_Black Non-H~ 9 English
2 71918 Female 8 3_Black Non-H~ 2 English
3 71919 Female 14 2_White Non-H~ 8 English
4 71920 Female 15 2_White Non-H~ 8 English
5 71921 Male 3 2_White Non-H~ NA English
6 71922 Male 12 1_Hispanic 6 English
7 71923 Male 12 2_White Non-H~ 5 English
8 71924 Female 8 4_Other Race/~ 2 English
9 71925 Male 7 1_Hispanic 0 English
10 71926 Male 8 3_Black Non-H~ 2 English
# ... with 1,508 more rows, and 39 more variables:
# sampling_wt <dbl>, income_pov <dbl>, age_adult <dbl>,
# educ_adult <fct>, respondent <fct>, salt_used <fct>,
# energy <dbl>, protein <dbl>, sugar <dbl>, fat <dbl>,
# diet_yesterday <fct>, water <dbl>, plank_time <dbl>,
# height <dbl>, weight <dbl>, bmi <dbl>, bmi_cat <fct>,
# arm_length <dbl>, waist <dbl>, arm_circ <dbl>, ...
Note that, for example, sex
and race_eth
are now listed as factor (fctr
) variables. One place where this distinction between character
and factor
variables matters is when you summarize the data.
summary(nnyfs_new2$race_eth)
Length Class Mode
1518 character character
summary(nnyfs_new3$race_eth)
3_Black Non-Hispanic 2_White Non-Hispanic
338 610
1_Hispanic 4_Other Race/Ethnicity
450 120
Converting Character Variables into Factors
The command you want to create newdata
from olddata
is:
newdata <- olddata %>%
mutate(across(where(is.character), as_factor))
For more on factors, visit https://r4ds.had.co.nz/factors.html
Converting Data Frames to Tibbles
Use as_tibble()
or simply tibble()
to assign the attributes of a tibble to a data frame. Note that read_rds
and read_csv
automatically create tibbles.
For more on tibbles, visit https://r4ds.had.co.nz/tibbles.html.


Donald Trump rants about impeachment for 53 minutes in awkward Fox News chat
Donald Trump refused to stop ranting and raving during a 53-minute interview with Fox & Friends where demanded his own impeachment trial.
Trump repeatedly interrupted the morning show hosts Ainsley Earhardt, Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade – whose frustration was visible – after the president called in to discuss this week’s impeachment hearings.
‘Frankly, I want a trial. You know, I think I could have it – to be – whatever I want,’ the president said.
Kilmeade, who seems taken aback by the comment asks, ‘You want a trial?’
Trump fires back: ‘Oh I would – look, number one, they should never ever impeach.’
The president is referring to a Senate Impeachment trial, which is the next step if the House of Representatives votes to impeach Trump. A vote of impeachment does not remove the president from office, but a two-thirds vote from the Senate does.
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Democrats currently control the House of Representatives so they could vote to impeach Trump without any Republican support, which is what many expect to happen.
However, the Republicans control the Senate and can choose not to hold a trial, even if the House impeaches Trump, making it unlikely that Trump will be removed from office.
Trump proceeded to attack his political rivals, especially his female rivals, during the rambling interview with Fox, which Trump has said is one of his favorite news and TV programs.
He called House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ‘paralyzed’ and ‘crazy as a bed bug,’ then seemed to stop himself just before he insulted former Ukraine ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, who testified at the impeachment hearings on November 15.
‘The ambassador, the woman, she wouldn’t even put up my picture in the embassy. She’s an Obama person. She’s a woman. We have to be nice,’ the president said.
Throughout the first half of the interview, Trump also attacked Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who Trump accused of being involved in corrupt business dealings in Ukraine and China.
He then focused on Chair of Intelligence Committee Adam Schiff, who Trump repeatedly called ‘shifty’ and ‘a nut job,’ before saying: ‘and one more thing, before I get off (the phone call).’
‘Oh we’re not getting off,’ Kilmeade said, as he and his co-hosts grinned.
‘Oh yeah, I know, we can keep this going all day, it’s easy,’ Trump said.
And he did keep it going – for more than half an hour filled with insults, conspiracies, and vague proclamations.


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Embedded Artistry Framework
Embedded Systems C++ Framework
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Definitions, functions, and classes related to Time-of-Flight sensors. More...
Classes | |
| class | sensor |
| This class defines common time-of-flight (ToF) sensor interfaces. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| using | distance_t = uint16_t |
| Representation for the ToF range result in mm. More... | |
| using | cb_t = stdext::inplace_function< void(distance_t)> |
| Alias for the read() callback function. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | mode { mode::defaultRange = 0, mode::shortRange, mode::medRange, mode::longRange } |
| ToF ranging mode options. More... | |
| enum | status { status::ok = 0, status::noChange, status::notReady, status::rangeValidMinRangeClipped, status::rangeValidMergedPulse, status::rangeInvalid, status::sigmaError, status::signalError, status::outOfBoundsError, status::hardwareError, status::processingError, status::crosstalkSignalError, status::invalidRoi, status::unknown } |
Variables | |
| static const distance_t | INVALID_RANGE = UINT16_MAX |
| Representation for an invalid range result. More... | |
Definitions, functions, and classes related to Time-of-Flight sensors.
| using embvm::tof::cb_t = typedef stdext::inplace_function<void(distance_t)> |
Alias for the read() callback function.
| using embvm::tof::distance_t = typedef uint16_t |
Representation for the ToF range result in mm.
|
strong |
ToF ranging mode options.
This enum represents the different ToF ranging settings. Not every sensor will have all of these modes; invalid modes should assert() or default to another mode.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| defaultRange | The sensor's default ranging setting. |
| shortRange | Short-range mode. |
| medRange | Medium-range mode. |
| longRange | Long-range mode. |
|
strong |
|
static |
Representation for an invalid range result.
Referenced by embdrv::vl53l1x::getMaxRangeForModeDark(), and embdrv::vl53l1x::getMaxRangeForModeStrongLight().


| HBASE-12337 |
Import tool fails with NullPointerException if clusterIds is not initialized |
Major |
. |
Ted Yu |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-12449 |
Use the max timestamp of current or old cell's timestamp in HRegion.append() |
Major |
. |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-12513 |
Graceful stop script does not restore the balancer state |
Minor |
scripts |
Florin Broasca |
|
| HBASE-12277 |
Refactor bulkLoad methods in AccessController to its own interface |
Major |
. |
Madhan Neethiraj |
Madhan Neethiraj |
| HBASE-12539 |
HFileLinkCleaner logs are uselessly noisy |
Minor |
master |
Nick Dimiduk |
Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-12464 |
meta table region assignment stuck in the FAILED_OPEN state due to region server not fully ready to serve |
Major |
Region Assignment |
Stephen Yuan Jiang |
Stephen Yuan Jiang |
| HBASE-12551 |
Backport HBASE-10955 'HBCK leaves the region in masters in-memory RegionStates if region hdfs dir is lost' to 0.98 |
Major |
. |
Ted Yu |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-12560 |
[WINDOWS] Append the classpath from Hadoop to HBase classpath in bin/hbase.cmd |
Major |
. |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-12550 |
Check all storefiles are referenced before splitting |
Major |
. |
Elliott Clark |
Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-12580 |
Zookeeper instantiated even though we might not need it in the shell |
Major |
. |
Alex Newman |
Alex Newman |
| HBASE-12053 |
SecurityBulkLoadEndPoint set 777 permission on input data files |
Major |
. |
Jeffrey Zhong |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| HBASE-12533 |
staging directories are not deleted after secure bulk load |
Major |
regionserver |
Andrejs Dubovskis |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| HBASE-12491 |
TableMapReduceUtil.findContainingJar() NPE |
Major |
mapreduce |
Solomon Duskis |
Solomon Duskis |
| HBASE-12479 |
Backport HBASE-11689 (Track meta in transition) to 0.98 and branch-1 |
Major |
Region Assignment |
Virag Kothari |
Virag Kothari |
| HBASE-12537 |
HBase should log the remote host on replication error |
Major |
Operability, Replication |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-12616 |
We lost the IntegrationTestBigLinkedList COMMANDS in recent usage refactoring |
Trivial |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-12614 |
Potentially unclosed StoreFile(s) in DefaultCompactor#compact() |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-12398 |
Region isn't assigned in an extreme race condition |
Major |
Region Assignment |
Jeffrey Zhong |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| HBASE-11099 |
Two situations where we could open a region with smaller sequence number |
Major |
regionserver |
Jeffrey Zhong |
Stephen Yuan Jiang |
| HBASE-12618 |
Add 'Namespace' to headers while displaying user permissions. |
Trivial |
. |
Srikanth Srungarapu |
Ashish Singhi |
| HBASE-12431 |
Use of getColumnLatestCell(byte[], int, int, byte[], int, int) is Not Thread Safe |
Major |
Client |
Jonathan Jarvis |
Jingcheng Du |
| HBASE-12634 |
Fix the AccessController#requireGlobalPermission(ns) with NS |
Major |
security |
Ashish Singhi |
Ashish Singhi |
| HBASE-12635 |
Delete acl notify znode of table after the table is deleted |
Minor |
. |
Liu Shaohui |
Liu Shaohui |
| HBASE-12622 |
user_permission should require global admin to display global and ns permissions |
Major |
security |
Matteo Bertozzi |
Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-12632 |
ThrottledInputStream/ExportSnapshot does not throttle |
Major |
mapreduce |
Tobi Vollebregt |
|
| HBASE-12639 |
Backport HBASE-12565 Race condition in HRegion.batchMutate() causes partial data to be written when region closes |
Major |
. |
Keith David Winkler |
|
| HBASE-12642 |
LoadIncrementalHFiles does not throw exception after hitting hbase.bulkload.retries.number setting |
Minor |
mapreduce |
Erik Ingle |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-12647 |
Truncate table should work with C as well |
Major |
. |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-11979 |
Compaction progress reporting is wrong |
Minor |
. |
Andrew Purtell |
Esteban Gutierrez |
| HBASE-12467 |
Master joins cluster but never completes initialization |
Major |
master |
Nick Dimiduk |
Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-12454 |
Setting didPerformCompaction early in HRegion#compact |
Trivial |
. |
Andrew Purtell |
Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-12666 |
TestAssignmentManager hanging; add timeouts |
Major |
test |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-12692 |
NPE from SnapshotManager#stop |
Minor |
snapshots |
Ashish Singhi |
Ashish Singhi |
| HBASE-12683 |
Compilation with hadoop-2.7.0-SNAPSHOT is broken |
Major |
. |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-12348 |
preModifyColumn and preDeleteColumn in AC denies user to perform its operation though it has required rights |
Major |
security |
Ashish Singhi |
Ashish Singhi |
| HBASE-12686 |
Failures in split before PONR not clearing the daughter regions from regions in transition during rollback |
Blocker |
Region Assignment |
Rajeshbabu Chintaguntla |
Vandana Ayyalasomayajula |
| HBASE-12696 |
Possible NPE in HRegionFileSystem#splitStoreFile when skipStoreFileRangeCheck in splitPolicy return true |
Major |
. |
Rajeshbabu Chintaguntla |
Rajeshbabu Chintaguntla |


--- layout: post title: I-Mode in the UK date: 2004-05-28 00:00:00 category: mobile ---
I'd missed this story, about DoCoMo talking to UK operators in an attempt to try and get I-mode into the UK.
I don't understand why 3 haven't launched it; a few years back I remember being told by someone reasonably senior in the company that they planned to offer a "dual approach" of both WAP and I-mode, but the I-mode side of things seems to have fallen by the wayside... given how much their adoption of I-mode might have placated one of their major creditors, it seems like a strange decision.
...and as this article says, all the UK operators have made heavy committments to their own portals: OrangeWorld is a group-wide effort (which seems to have much of the R&D done in the UK), as is T-Zones... and I can't see Vodafone Live changing to adopt I-mode. So I guess this leaves O2 as the most likely adopter of I-mode... update which The Register seems to think, too...


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NANO103 BSP V3.01.003
The Board Support Package for Nano103 Series
|
Modules | |
| ACMP Exported Functions | |
Macros | |
| #define | ACMP_HYSTERESIS_ENABLE |
| ACMP hysteresis enable. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_HYSTERESIS_DISABLE |
| ACMP hysteresis disable. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_PIN |
| Selecting the voltage of ACMP0_N pin as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_IREF |
| Selecting Internal reference voltage as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_AVSS |
| Selecting AVSS pin as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_4_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 4/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_5_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 5/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_6_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 6/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_7_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 7/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_8_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 8/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_9_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 9/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_10_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 10/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_11_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 11/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_12_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 12/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_13_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 13/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_14_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 14/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_15_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 15/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_16_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 16/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_17_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 17/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_18_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 18/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_19_OVER_24_VDD |
| Selecting 19/24 AVDD as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_4_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 4/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_5_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 5/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_6_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 6/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_7_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 7/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_8_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 8/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_9_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 9/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_10_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 10/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_11_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 11/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_12_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 12/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_13_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 13/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_14_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 14/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_15_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 15/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_16_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 16/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_17_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 17/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_18_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 18/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define | ACMP_VNEG_19_OVER_24_IREF |
| Selecting 19/24 IREF as the source of ACMP V-. More... | |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_10_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_10_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_11_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_11_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_12_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_12_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_13_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_13_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_14_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_14_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_15_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_15_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_16_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_16_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_17_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_17_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_18_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_18_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_19_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_19_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_4_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_4_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_5_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_5_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_6_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_6_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_7_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_7_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_8_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_8_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_9_OVER_24_IREF |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_9_OVER_24_VDD |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_AVSS |
| #define ACMP_VNEG_IREF |


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UMI3D Unity SDK
2.5.b.221125
A UMI3D sdk implementation using Unity
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Public Member Functions | |
| abstract void | LoadMaterialFromExtension (GlTFMaterialDto dto, Action< Material > callback, Material oldMaterial=null) |
| abstract bool | IsSuitableFor (GlTFMaterialDto gltfMatDto) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | ApplyTiling (Vector2 offset, Vector2 scale, Material newMat) |
| Apply the tiling (scale and offset) in the material shader propety More... | |
| static async void | LoadTextureInMaterial (ulong id, TextureDto textureDto, MRTKShaderUtils.ShaderProperty< Texture2D > materialKey, Material mat, Action< Texture2D > alternativeCallback=null) |
| Load a texture from file or from cache and add it in the material More... | |
| static void | ReadAdditionalShaderProperties (ulong id, Dictionary< string, object > shaderAdditionalProperties, Material newMat) |
| Set all properties of shaderAdditionalProperties in the material shader More... | |
Static Protected Member Functions | |
| static async void | LoadTextureInMaterial (ulong id, TextureDto textureDto, string materialKey, Material mat) |
|
static |
Apply the tiling (scale and offset) in the material shader propety
| offset | |
| scale | |
| newMat |
|
pure virtual |
|
pure virtual |
|
static |
Load a texture from file or from cache and add it in the material
| textureDto | The texture dto with variants |
| materialKey | The Shader property, it contains the id/name used to change the good texture in the material |
| mat | the material to modify |
| alternativeCallback | The basic callback is juste apply the new shader property in the shader but you can overide it to do some other action and then apply the property in the shader |
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staticprotected |
|
static |
Set all properties of shaderAdditionalProperties in the material shader
| shaderAdditionalProperties | A dictionary containing in keys the name to identify the shader property and in value the new value to apply |
| newMat | The material to modify |


Freedom of Information: Artist Makes Images Famous Nefertiti Bust Available Online
The scans presented to the public by the artist reportedly capture every detail that “made the bust so iconic.”
A digital likeness of the ancient bust of the legendary ancient Egyptian queen Nefertiti finally became available to the public thanks to the efforts of an enterprising 3D scanning expert and artist Cosmo Wenman.
According to the Smithsonian magazine, Wenman finally obtained a flash drive containing the artefact’s high-resolution, full color images from the Neues Museum in Berlin after a "three-year legal battle."
"It’s very difficult to find anyone who is able to actually articulate a coherent reason for keeping this kind of data away from the public. I believe their policy is informed by fear of loss of control, fear of the unknown, and, worse, a lack of imagination," he remarked.
As the media outlet points out, the scan “captures every detail that made the bust so iconic, including Nefertiti’s delicate neck, painted headdress, high cheekbones and sharp eyeliner.”
Uncovered in 1912 by German archaeologist Ludwig Borchardt, the bust remained in Germany for the last several decades despite repeated petitions by the Egyptian authorities for the artefact’s return.
"The foundation’s position on the return of Nefertiti remains unchanged", said Hermann Parzinger, president of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, the organisation that owns the museum where the bust is being displayed. "She is and remains the ambassador of Egypt in Berlin."


ZDUMP
Section: Linux System Administration (8)
Updated: 2013-02-12
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NAME
zdump - timezone dumper
SYNOPSIS
zdump
[
--version
] [
--help
] [
-v
] [
-c
[loyear,]hiyear
] [
zonename ... ]
DESCRIPTION
Zdump
prints the current time in each
zonename
named on the command line.
These options are available:
- --version
-
Output version information and exit.
- --help
-
Output short usage and exit.
- -v
-
For each
zonename
on the command line,
print the time at the lowest possible time value,
the time one day after the lowest possible time value,
the times both one second before and exactly at
each detected time discontinuity,
the time at one day less than the highest possible time value,
and the time at the highest possible time value.
Each line ends with
isdst=1
if the given time is Daylight Saving Time or
isdst=0
otherwise.
- -c [loyear,]hiyear
-
Cut off the verbose output near the start of the given year(s).
The output still includes the lowest possible time value
and one day after it, and the highest possible time value
preceded by the time value one day before it.
SEE ALSO
tzfile(5),
zic(8)
Index
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- SYNOPSIS
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Overview
- Page Manager
- Panels
- Panels IPE
- Panelizer
- Mini Panels
- Fieldable Panel Panes
Page Manager
- Provides infrastructure for adding "variants" when displaying a page
- Comes with one variant - HTTP response
- Custom, one-off, pages
- Contexts - varients that depend on some criteria
DEMO!
Panels
- Adds a new "panels" varient to Page Manager
- Panel pages - custom landing pages (not nodes)
- Panel nodes - a new Panel content type
- Panel pages are more flexible than panel nodes
DEMO!
Panels IPE
Provides a better interface for managing panel layouts and content.
DEMO!
Mini Panels
- They work a lot like blocks (and can contain blocks)
- Much more powerful display criteria
- Have the same layout options of other panels
DEMO!
Panelizer
Allows you to attach panels to any node.
DEMO!
Fieldable Panel Panes
- Define panes that are entities
- Include fields, revisions, etc. just like nodes
- Easily create a library of panes that can be used anywhere
DEMO!


Introduction to Computational Biology
This project is maintained by EDS@UGA
Each assignment is two weeks.
Lectures are Tues & Thurs, 9:30 - 10:45am at Robert C. Pharmacy 238.
Final exam will be Tuesday, May 2, from 8:00 - 11:00am in our usual lecture location.
| Date | Topic | Links |
|---|---|---|
| 1/5 | Course Introduction and pre-test | slides pretest |
| 1/10 | Command line basics | slides bash |
| 1/12 | Python syntax, variables, and operators | slides |
| 1/12 | Assignment 1 Released | |
| 1/17 | Control flow, loops, and data structures | slides |
| 1/19 | File I/O and Importing Modules | slides |
| 1/24 | Molecular Biology Primer | slides |
| 1/26 | Sequence Alignment | slides |
| 1/26 | Assignment 1 Due 11:59pm; Assignment 2 Released | |
| 1/31 | Advanced data structures with NumPy | slides |
| 2/2 | Dynamic Programming | slides |
| 2/7 | Dr. Alex Bucksch on developing DIRT with Python | slides |
| 2/9 | Dr. Shan-ho Tsai on high-performance scientific computing with the GACRC | slides |
| 2/9 | Assignment 2 Due 11:59pm; Assignment 3 Released | |
| 2/14 | Functions | slides |
| 2/16 | Introduction to Probability | slides |
| 2/21 | Hidden Markov Models | slides |
| 2/23 | Using Biopython | slides |
| 2/23 | Assignment 3 Due 11:59pm | |
| 2/28 | Dr. Bodo Linz on analyzing clades of Bordetella species | slides |
| 3/2 | MIDTERM EXAM | |
| 3/5 - 3/12 | Spring Break | |
| 3/14 | Midterm Exam Postmortem Review | |
| 3/16 | No Lecture | project |
| 3/21 | Dr. Liming Cai on profile HMMs for multiple sequence alignment | |
| 3/23 | Computational Modeling | slides |
| 3/28 | Computational Structural Biology | slides |
| 3/30 | Molecular Dynamics | slides pymol |
| 4/4 | Introduction to Computer Vision | slides |
| 4/6 | Bioimaging | slides |
| 4/7 | Final Project Proposals Due 11:59pm | |
| 4/11 | Visualization with matplotlib | slides |
| 4/13 | Dr. Rene Ranzinger on open source projects in biological research | slides |
| 4/17 | Assignment 456 Released | |
| 4/18 | Clustering and machine learning with scikit-learn | slides |
| 4/20 | Multitasking with multiprocessing and joblib, and process control with subprocess | slides |
| 4/25 | Final Project Presentations | materials |
| 4/26 | Assignment 456 Due 11:59pm | |
| 5/2 | FINAL EXAM | |
| 5/2 | Final Project Deliverables Due 11:59pm |


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Before Change
], (self._batch_size, self._max_num_actions, -1))
self._observation = {GLOBAL_KEY: global_obs, PER_ARM_KEY: arm_obs}
if self._add_mask:
num_actions = [[self._num_actions_fn()] for _ in range(self._batch_size)]
num_actions = np.maximum(num_actions, 1)
mask = np.array(
np.less(range(self._max_num_actions), num_actions), dtype=np.int32)
After Change
if self._num_actions_fn:
num_actions = [self._num_actions_fn() for _ in range(self._batch_size)]
num_actions = np.maximum(num_actions, 1)
num_actions = np.minimum(num_actions, self._max_num_actions)
if self._add_num_actions_feature:
self._observation.update({NUM_ACTIONS_KEY: num_actions})
else:
mask = np.array(
np.less(range(self._max_num_actions), [[i] for i in num_actions]),
dtype=np.int32)
self._observation = (self._observation, mask)
return self._observation


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Impressions
About DBC
June 11, 2015
DBC is a very intensive experience and requires a lot of yourself. I'm usually very solitary but think this would be a good program to be part of a learning community and be creative. I hope to be able to contribute to the holistic program.
My expectations have been changed somewhat as I realize I need to be more participatory. This is difficult for me but I think I am up to the challenge.
I am nervous still for a variety of reasons. Will I be good enough and learn fast enough. I have to get over these fears and try to be as much a part of the program as I can to get the most out of it. I look forward to the challenge.


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Please see https://kmdlabs.cc/p/KMDLabs_operations_proposal for context.
----------- If the bureaucracy grows too large the Group Consensus can cull it as needed.
Basically this mechanism would allow people to get on with Dev work and using LABs.
The elected volunteers would be given the responsibility for day-to-day matters to make this possible.
The way things would work aren't all that different than now. For example, asking opinions on how to multisig or what logo looks better.
The only real changes I see from now are that Labs Elected Volunteer(LEV)s would have some ability to take action through the limited trust granted to them through election by Stakers. The LEV could then make a decision based on what they have learned.
LEVs serve the Group Consensus, and if their actions vary too widely from that path, then Group Consensus has the power to bring things back into line.
At the moment we are still setting things up and most Dev work is focussed on Labs. That will change and people, including LEVs, will be focussed on using the Labs platform.
I think the LEV jobs will loose their glamour fairly quickly when it is realized how much work will be required, while others are out there having fun. This is the nature of volunteer work.
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BEYOND THE MAT (1999) / ***
Directed by Barry W Blaustein. Screenplay by Blaustein. Starring Terry Funk, Mick Foley, Jake Roberts. Running time: 101 minutes. Rated AA by the MFCB. Reviewed on July 4th, 2000.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
Pro wrestling, for me, has always been kind of like a traffic accident -- you don't really want to watch, but you just can't look away. I was a big fan of the World Wrestling Federation back in the mid-1980s. These were the days when Hulk Hogan was king of the ring, Andre the Giant was a feared presence lurking in the background, and one of the WWF's biggest heels (that's wrestling parlance for "villain") was -- wait for it -- an Elvis impersonator.
I eventually grew out of wrestling, and for a decade I didn't really pay it much attention. But the WWF (and its lesser-known competitors, the WCW and ECW) have been increasingly hard to ignore in recent years. The action is riskier, the characters sleazier, and the sexual innuendo almost palpable. Wrestlers parade across the screen in the company of enormously-endowed women, make profane gestures at the audience, shove soiled underwear in their opponents' faces, and generally behave like raving savages.
I consider myself a fairly discriminating viewer.  So why do I find myself anticipating word of the latest WWF shenanigans? Why do I sit in front of the tube and watch people pummel each other with any object at hand? Witness choreographed posturing so exaggeratedly scripted as to utterly defy suspension of disbelief? Good questions.
Barry Blaustein, the director of the new wrestling documentary "Beyond The Mat" -- the first documentary shown in St John's theatres in my memory, and quite possibly ever -- seems to be wondering these things too, although he never confronts the answer directly. Instead, Blaustein's film is more of a travelogue, taking us from a sort of "minor league" wrestlers' training school, to the WWF itself, to the careers of wrestlers past their prime. It gives the documentary a somewhat lightweight feel, but the subject matter is bleak enough that this might not be such a bad thing.
Blaustein focuses mainly on three wrestlers. There's Terry Funk, a fifty year-old grizzled veteran of the ring. We follow Funk as he visits his doctor, and witness the x-rays that so tellingly demonstrate the effects of his career on his health. His knees are devastated, and the doctor sounds almost incredulous when he wonders that Funk isn't already in extreme pain.
Then there's Jake "The Snake" Roberts, who was one of wrestling's big guns when I was young. Roberts' career has taken a turn for the worse, as an addiction to crack cocaine has caught up with him. Now he earns his keep wrestling no-name jobbers in small towns, trying to support his habit. The change between Roberts in and out of the ring is striking. In front of the audience, he's almost the wrestler of old, working the crowd like a master. Out of the limelight, he's a haunted, broken man. We learn of his tragic past, including abandoning university for wrestling to earn the love of his ex-wrestler father.
Most telling of all is Roberts' hesitant, detached reunion with his estranged daughter. His only defense against her charges that he was never there when she was young? That he had to wrestle, two dozen times or more a month. If he had taken three months off to be with his family, WWF President Vince McMahon would have had him fired. There are many careers which take people away from their families for extended periods of time. How many virtually hold them hostage in doing so?
But "Beyond The Mat" doesn't just dwell on wrestling's dark side. The third featured wrestler, Mick Foley, clearly loves the game as much as anyone could. We see him battering his body mercilessly, punishing himself more than most of us could bear -- and survive it not just intact, but grinning. At the time "Beyond The Mat" was taped, Foley was one of the biggest draws in the WWF (he has since retired due to mounting injuries). His charisma and enthusiasm leap off the screen.
But even this is tempered by scenes involving Foley's young son and daughter. Before a big match, Foley reminds them that it's all just an act, and the other wrestler -- the Rock (Dwayne Johnson) -- doesn't really hate him. But when the Rock beats Foley with a steel chair over and over and over again, his children still cry, and his even his wife looks on in abject terror. When Blaustein shows Foley this footage, the wrestler is uncharacteristically subdued. That he regrets what he puts his family through is undeniable. But, as he himself says, if he didn't wrestle what would he do?
"Beyond The Mat" is not a perfect film. Blaustein lingers too long on some subjects. There is an overlong depiction of Funk's farewell bout, for example, made all the more pointless by the revelation that he returned to wrestling just months later. Some topics are glossed over or ignored altogether -- for instance, the topic of women in wrestling merits just a few soundbites from the wrestler known as Chyna (Joanie Laurer), and is rather glibly assessed. Blaustein also neglects such popular controversies as the death of Owen Hart, the betrayal of Hart's brother Bret by McMahon, and the allegations of sexual impropriety by ex-wrestler Sable (Rena Mero).
But maybe what this points to is that there is more going on outside the frame of the weekly wrestling programmes than can be contained in one documentary. Certainly, Blaustein has more than enough material for "Beyond The Mat II".
I noticed that the promotional poster for "Beyond The Mat" loudly declares this to be "the movie Vince McMahon doesn't want you to see!" That's because McMahon has forbidden the airing of the movie's trailer during WWF broadcasts. But is this a genuine move to counter what I guess McMahon sees as negative publicity, or just a ploy for media attention? Where wrestling is concerned, who can say?
Copyright © 2000 Shannon Patrick Sullivan. Archived at The Popcorn Gallery, http://www.physics.mun.ca/~sps/movies/BeyondTheMat.html
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