#include <string>
#include <fstream>
#include <sstream>
#include "types.h"
#include "tensor.h"
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- Author
- Daniel Nichols
- Version
- 1.0
- Date
- 2019-04-05
- Copyright
- Copyright (c) 2019
◆ read_csv_to_tensor()
template<typename T >
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Reads from "file_name" into the tensor t. It interprets the data as having the flattened shape of the input tensor. Returns 0 if successfull, otherwise something else.
- See also
- write_tensor_to_csv
- Template Parameters
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- Parameters
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| t | tensor to read values into |
| file_name | file name of csv file (should be a text file, not binary) |
| delim | the delimiter of the csv (assumed to be a comma) |
- Returns
- magmadnn_error_t 0 if successful, otherwise anything else
◆ write_tensor_to_csv()
template<typename T >
| magmadnn_error_t magmadnn::io::write_tensor_to_csv |
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Writes the tensor t to the file "file_name". It writes a flattened version of the file that is readable by read_csv_to_tensor.
- See also
- read_csv_to_tensor .
- Template Parameters
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- Parameters
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| t | tensor to write out |
| file_name | csv file to be written into. Created if it does not exist. |
| delim | character to delimit values |
| create | create file if it does not exist. |
- Returns
- magmadnn_error_t returns 0 if successful, otherwise something else


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Hello! My name is Carlos Vasquez. I'm currently working as a Quality Assurance (QA) in the Greater Seattle Area for Video Streaming Service.
I'm also a student at the UW Bootcamp learinng FullStack Web Development.
QA by day, artist by night.
Hello! My name is Carlos Vasquez. I'm currently working as a Quality Assurance (QA) in the Greater Seattle Area for Video Streaming Service.
I'm also a student at the UW Bootcamp learinng FullStack Web Development.


$include − RWP*Load Simulator directive for file inclusion
$include:"filename"
$include:<filename>
Includes the named file (the name cannot contain the characters ", < or >) very similar to what #include does in C or @ does in sqlplus. As an example, this can be used to replace a long list of file names provided as arguments to rwloadsim by a single file having multiple $include directives.
$include files can themselves contain other $include directives for multiple levels of inclusion. You can only use $include when you are not parsing a statement, declaration or thread execution and the file included must similarly contain a complete rwl program element. The double quote or < > characters are part of the $include directive. Unless -no-nameexpand option or the $nameexpand:off directive is used, environment names in either $NAME or ${NAME} syntax will be expanded before opening the include file.
If the filename is embedded within the characters < and > instead of ", the name cannot start with . or / and the current directory will not be searched for the file; in stead the public directory will be searched first. In any case, unless the the first character of the file is / or ., the search path environment variable RWLOADSIM_PATH will be searched for the file. If the --publicsearch option is provided, and the file name is embedded within " characters, the public directory will be search before any directories in the RWLOADSIM_PATH environment.
Include two files from the current directory:
$include:"myfile1.rwl"
$include:"myfile2.rwl"
If you save the following in a file named with a .rwl suffix
$longoption:publicsearch
$include:<ovid2.rwl>
integer i;
for i := 1..10 loop
printline ovidstring(i);
end loop;
you can execute it using rwloadsim without any other options than the filename. The $longoption:publicsearch directive enables the search for include files in the public directory, from where the next directive $include:<ovid2.rwl> will cause the file ovid2.rwl to be included. The function, ovidstring(), defined in there is then executed ten times displaying different lines of gibberish.
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Licensed under the Universal Permissive License v 1.0 as shown at https://oss.oracle.com/licenses/upl
rwl(1rwl), directive(1rwl), rwloadsim(1rwl)


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December 19, 2013
One Remarkable Day
18th December 2013 is one of the remarkable day in 2013. This is the first day I gave a talk about Webmaker and a demo session on Firefox OS Application.
Introduction
SDC- Computer Science Club of Sathyabama University had arranged event for their Sathyabama Firefox Club . The one day event was organised with the much effort of Firefox Students Ambassadors of that college. Most of the students who attended the session were self motivated and very eager to learn.
Mozilla Reps Attended the session
Firefox Students Ambassador Attended the session
Achyuth Kp Nikhil Patel Chintu Philips Koshy Abisheak Balaji Satya Meka Shashank Gaikaiwari Damini Oberoi
| FSA sathyabama Team |
About the Event
The event is inaugurated by CSE Department HOD of Sathyabama University. The event started with
A Different Kind of Browser video So that everyone can learn about Mozilla's Mission.
| During Inauguration |
Event Details in Reps Page https://reps.mozilla.org/e/mozmania-satyabama-univ/
Followed by this we had meeting with Firefox Students Ambassador alone. We disscussed about the projects where they can contribute. What are the various areas where they can get involved.
Event Details in Reps Page https://reps.mozilla.org/e/mozcafe-chennai-1/
Brief Detail about the event
WEBMAKER
After video the event started with Introduction to Webmaker. The main aim of the this introduction is that students can get to know how to create the webpage simple with webmaker. The another aim is that they can speed up their development instead of using their old text editor.
- First there was a general introduction about thimble and popcorn.
- Then there was a demo how to use thimble what are it's features and how it will be helpful during development.
- Some students started to develop web pages for the first time.
- Some tried to do remix of already existing projects.
FIREFOX OS
This session was interesting to many students since most of the them wanted to become Mobile application developers.
- There was a general introduction about Firefox OS.
- How to develop mobile applications for Firefox OS.
- Then the demo how the webpage will appear in browser and Firefox OS simulator.
ADD-ons Development
This session was the most interesting session and students got involved more to learn about development opportunities available. This was the longest session of the day and the most active session on that day.
- Introduction about IRC
- How to contribute for Bug.
- How to file the file.
- and so on...
Etherpad share in this session https://etherpad.mozilla.org/z7cyGzSq3T
FSA Meet UP
Then afternoon there was a meet up with the Firefox Students Ambassador Chennai. Where students from various Colleges like SSN, KCG, MSEC,VEC, Sathyabama University attended. There was a discussion about what are the various areas where students can get involved both in technical aspects and non technical aspects.
Etherpad share in this session https://etherpad.mozilla.org/fsa-satyabama
| Chennai Region FSA's meet up |
Some Interesting Questions
- What is RMA. How to become RMA.
- Tell about WoMOZ.
- How to report Bugs.
- How to contribute for Firefox OS Core
Upcomings
Many had fun filled and excited day. Even one there was interested to learn more about Firefox OS Apps development. In future this FSA team would like to focus more on Firefox App Development, Documentation at MDN and Localisation.


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I am a beautician based in Toronto. I have 20 years of experience providing nails and beauty services to thousands of clients across the GTA. Beyond the basic manicure and pedicure services, I can also do gel nails, shellac, and artificial nails. In addition, I also provide facial treatment services, waxing, and permanent makeups. And if you need to sooth muscle tensions you can come to e for a relaxing massage session.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions, I look forward to speak to you.
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You can tell if HTTPS is active by looking for the lock icon in the address bar
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is a request-response protocol that is used when you go to a website in your browser. After you enter the website’s URL in your address bar and click enter, your computer connects with a Domain Name Server (DNS) to get the IP address of the associated web server. Your computer then begins communicating with the web server, which is usually thousands of miles away. Your computer will send a GET request to tell the server to retrieve the desired website. Using the data from the web server, your computer is able to access the website for you from the browser.
If you are logging into a website, your computer will send a POST request to the web server. The POST request will tell the web server to verify your information, log you in and send your computer the webpage. With the webpage, the server also sends your computer some cookie data which the browser sees and saves. The cookie is an ID number that identifies you in that website. The next time you log in, your browser will know to send the cookie data to the web server so the web server knows where the request is coming from.
The Internet is open, connections are shared and information is sent in plain text, and because of this, hackers may try to access private information over the Internet. Safe websites prevent this from happening by asking your web browser to communicate on a secure channel using secure sockets layer (SSL) and its successor, transport layer security (TLS). SSL and TLS act as a layer of security wrapped around communications to protect them from snooping or tampering. SSL or TLS are active when a lock appears in the address bar next to “https.” HTTPS ensures that the website you are accessing is safe and that your information is protected.
When a website asks your browser to engage in secure connection, it first provides a digital certificate that proves that it is the website it claims to be. Certificates are published by certificate authorities, who verify identities of websites and issue certificates for them. If a website tries to start a connection without a certificate, the browser will warn you.


@import gospeak.web.domain.{Breadcrumb, PageMeta} @import gospeak.web.pages.published.partials.html.container @import gospeak.web.pages.published.cfps.routes.CfpCtrl @import gospeak.web.utils.UserAwareReq @()(b: Breadcrumb)(implicit req: UserAwareReq[AnyContent]) @container("Start speaking", PageMeta.default(CfpCtrl.gettingStarted()), b)() {
This is a very natural feeling that even some very experimented speakers experiment.
It is known as the impostor syndrome and it's very documented and discussed.
Everyone has interesting things to share, at least their feedback on learning or using something.
Here is a list of interesting articles on this subject to help you do the first step, or the other ones.
If you think other links should be added here, please reach us on github or twitter.
Using Gospeak, you can look for CFPs with the beginner welcome tag, they will help you to start.
For meetups, you can always attend to an even and discuss with organizers at the end, they are always willing to help and encourage.


Hi! I am a developer from Indonesia who like coffee and music. In my spare time I often write on Medium. Feel free to reach me anytime!


I love it when I'm on here and people keep reminding me of long forgotten instances.
First thing. I don't 'trip' like most people. I am special, retarded, a genius, or autistic, whatever I am, it's more of like me being introduced to a new way of thinking, not like I go inside my head and dance around in hallinatory dreams where the people around me turn into building and I can see people then walking into the buildings (the real people), like a friend once explain a trip of his to be like. Right before he passed into a laughing fit and didn't stop until he stopped breathing which was funny yet scary at the same time.
This is going to be long.
Well. I took the hit.
I sat down.
The bed was horizontally in front of me, as high as my eyes were.
The one-hitter was on the floor with the lighter, my tv. was on to a news channel and my small size mp3 player was playing 50 cent.
I get that painful feeling that time is stopping, that this moment of discomfort, itchyness and feeling like my eyes suddenly became phsyically attched to whatever I was looking at, was going to last forever and never change or feel better.
Then I saw the bed cover handing down the sideo of the bed.
There was crinkles and creases.
Then a three by three grid appeared in the bed and I heard a voice in my head
'THE UNIVERSE' in a deep trembling voice (my own)
The grid appeared and all other pieces of the bed seemed to fade out and sink in, then the light changed I looked down at my floor where I was sitting cross legged.
I had the strangest impression that the position of the way everything was layed out on the floor (the headphones, the lighter, etc) was some type of hieroglyphic.
Now, I'm serious, not like it looked like letters or something. But like it held some kind of information, at the time I thought it was about the past. That it was a direct conncetion to the past and in fact the exact moment that I dropped all the stuff down there. then I thought that it represented the normal me off salvia.
I giggled. I laughed outloud, I couldn't contain myself. I held caught the truth.
I wasn't percieving something higher about the information in the way I dropped them down, like what I was doing at the time and how my body was positioned and other physical, scientific, measurable 'dogma' like that.

Everything that was on the floor at the time, that was inanimate, was speaking to me. About all it had just witnessed me do. It was alive and conscious and it had seen me for a good amount of time now.

The thought of telepathically relaying information from my collection of particularly inanimate yet relative object lying on the ground was making the sane, grounded ego-part of me lose control of my ability to remain serious and I was laughing like a madman.
Then I'm out. Boom. The lights go out. I'm gone. I don't feel anything, yet there was distinct notion of a GAP inbetween when I wen't out and when I woke up.
Now this is the part that people remember. Blacking and waking up. While they don't remember what happened or why they were laughing in between or why they were drooling and couldn't talk right.
 I could barely get enough air in to breath, let alone laugh correctly, or what I thought was corret. I didn't care though, any thought about that was distracted by what I experienced next.
 I still had the biggest cheesiest grin no my face, and I was in no way feeling like anything but a clown in a big circus show, but I managed to keep my laughter down so that I could breathe and then turn my attention outwards once more for the trip.
Well. I look down again after remembering about the stuff.
I find it looking back at me. I began another laughing fit. I told it.
Or it saw what it was doing to me. The consciousness that occupied the objects at the time. So it stopped. And it was gone.
Or rather, it transfered itself to another form.
Suddenly I could hear differently. An also, when I 'woke' up, I don't know how to explain it.
The lighting was different. Like the room became a different color. And a different depth, it was altered in some way that made it look, and FEEL different.
Ok, so the objects weren't talking to me any more, about their 'lives' and all that they had witnessed (mostly me and some other things)
Then. In this new light it felt like things were traveling through the air, like thoughts were what made up the space and me and the thought could see each other and speak. While the rest of the room, was alive and awake, yet in a state of unactivity of dormant sleep.
So I'm thinking.
'I'm so high'.
Then the music comes into sound view.
'He's so high' it said over and over gain alternating 'he' with my actual name, over and over again in beat to the music.
Only the music wasn't 50 cent.
It was like techno. From another planet.
Only FASTER. So fast that it just sounded like it wasn't real. And for some reason this made it work. I said to myself 'this isn't happening, this isn't real'
And then THEY GOT LOUDER, they were talking about me, they wondered whether I could handle the trip and what I was being shown.
I began another laughing fit with this.  Only I could breathe. And I knew it, so with that thought that this was at the same time TOO MUCH, yet hilariously in a way EXACTLY what I had been hoping for and wanted.
So at this time. Get this.
Just like the music. The TV began doing the same.
I'm not going to bore you with the strange, alien-like, alternate dimensional universe details of the world I had entered and the telepathic communicae's but the reporters were all looking straight ahead, yet were telling me that they wanted me to believe otherwise and that they knew, that I knew, that they were looking straight at me.
With this they joined the music.
I had a symphony in my room.
Now imagine this.
It's orange inside the room, right? Remember the light changed, I entered some other world of sight.
My body sensations were virtually non-existent, I didn't care about food, sex, drugs, or anything my mind was FREE and above all that.
And now. The mp3 player that was playing rap when I began this experience was now calling my name out in fast, alien/mars planet type techno, along with news reporters who were aliens in disguise commanding me to report to them, telling me to know that they were watching me and they said my name over and over and asked me if I could handle it.
So everything in the room was calling my name or telepathically communicating with me in some way.
I couldn't imagine if another person or another living being was there, (I want to see what my dog thinks about).
So I got up. A little wobly.
And turned the T.V. off.
Boom I'm back sitting of the floor. I hadn't even gotten up.
I couldn't handle the music because it was on the floor right next to me so it was like eyes were placed right up to mine, so I shut that off.
Then the t.v. was fine because I was coming down and I could ignore it if I needed to.
So I'm just sitting their.
The baby next room to me was woking up from my /retard/devilish laughing fits, and I slowly went over what had happend.
I looked on the t.v. and it felt as if the telepathic communications from them went from:
Quick he's looking, everybody, in positions! LIGHTS CAMERAS ACTION!
To:
Shhhhshhh, shhh, don't let him know we're here, he's coming down, he won't be able to see us anymore. Quick back to normal...
 I had fallen in love with salvia.
But hell, if you take a good hit, you can't feel your body or much of anything after that.
So will be another report soon as all this remembering has sparked another flame of interest in me with the telepathic alien realm of the salvia induced consciousness.
There's nothing to fear but fear itself, and self-transforming energetic consciousness that can appear in anything that has sound, a beat, a voice, or something that changes and can show signs of anything existing there or in some cases a simple arrangement in a random order (the stuff on the ground).
Consciousness is everywhere and salvia let's me run around the room and talk to everything and everyone that is consciousness and sometimes things that aren't conscious at the time but simply dream dreams that are in fact the view of reality that they have been silently witnessing this whole time while we dance and play in the wakefullness of human life.
Crazy thing that Miss Salvia. Sure is.. : ()
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This week I have blogged about emotional conflict. Wikipedia defines Emotional Conflict as the presence of different and opposing emotions relating to a situation that has recently taken place or is in the process of being unfolded.
On my search for a professional career, I happen to stumble across an opportunity in outside sales. Whenever you have so many well-motivated individuals, there are bound to be some conflict, and this was no different. Early on while I was still building my sales leads, I had come across an area that was still Green "T". Some of my other co-workers were struggling in there particular area because of high saturation rate. I was able to rehash a lot of new leads from existing customers and customers that I had helped set up.
While hard working and egger individuals surrounded me there was a time where I did have a conflict with another co-worker. I was working over the holiday weekend (by choice), and they were upset and felt that I was doing a dishonest thing by working during the weekend. I did not see anything wrong with putting in more hours, the following week I headed out to my area to continue my rehash. Only to find out that someone has already come by from my office and helped the customer out, at first I thought nothing of it... till a few other potential customers were not willing to meet with me because "someone had already stopped by".
I felt angry and frustrated, I then confronted the individual who was stealing my leads and had exchanged some words. After talking to them and hearing their reason behind their actions, I was no longer angry. They had done that because they were very behind on some bills at home, after hearing their problem I offered to take them out on a day where we would work together and I would give some feedback on what I think they need to work on.
After taking the time out to hear out my co-worker's issues, and offering a solution to taking him out and seeing what all could be done to help them out the turnout the following week was great! Not only did he manage to catch up on his bills at home but also out preformed many people in the office including myself.
If I had the option to go back I would only change one thing. That one thing would be not to be so quick to judge someone for their actions, you never know what they have going on in their life. I also learned that even if you are in a highly competitive and stressful environment like sales, there is nothing wrong with helping other people out and leading a hand wherever you can.


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Having taken the hard (and regrettable) decision to skip the shows in Bristol and Hamburg Monday morning was spent traumatically crossing London in rush-hour to get to Stansted and thence to Aarhus for my second luna show of the year.
I knew nothing of Aarhus but it was in the right direction if we wanted to end our tour in Stockholm. After the RyanAir flight (never again) to Aarhus we arrived, grabbed some food and snoozed the afternoon away in our Airbnb.
We arrived at the venue while The Telenovelas were rattling through a sweet and faithful cover of The Go-Betweens Right Here. The stage was low and the room was spacious and airy. It was more comfortable than London which made for a more relaxed feeling show.
Aarhus's surprise was a fantastic Black Postcards, a song that took on a life on Luna's farewell tour of 2004/5 but had pretty much slipped out of the repertoire since their 2015 reunion. "It's never the same twice".
{% ahfowvideo "gHc8buh6iC4" "Luna - Anesthesia (Aarhus, Denmark - September 2018)" %}


Created by Arun Venkatram / @stuxnetting
Robot Framework is a generic test automation framework for acceptance testing and acceptance test-driven development (ATDD).It has easy-to-use tabular test data syntax and it utilizes the keyword-driven testing approach.
Open source software released under the Apache License 2.0
All/Most tools and libraries are also open source
Incredibly active development community with a rich ecosystem
Terrific documentation and support from the larger groups
Platform agnostic automation framework
Ubiquitous, simple language
Easy (and fast) to understand, build and use
Smaller learning curve when compared to other tools
Multiple approaches to writing tests
Runs on Jython (JVM) and IronPython(.NET) too!
Python 2.7.xx and pip
RIDE if necessary
Notepad++ and SublimeText work too!
Trivial to use with ANY version control system
Tests and Resources are .txt files
Tests = Keywords + (optional) Arguments
Most keywords are built-in
New keywords can be written in Python or Java
Keywords are executed until an exception is encountered
*** Settings ***
Library Selenium2Library
*** Test Cases ***
Hello World
Open Browser http://www.google.com
*** Test Cases ***
Valid Login
Open Browser To Login Page
Input Username username
Input Password password
Submit Credentials
Welcome Page Should Be Displayed
[Teardown] Close Browser
*** Test Cases *** USERNAME PASSWORD
Invalid Username invalid ${VALID_PASSWORD}
Invalid Password ${VALID_USER} invalid
Both Invalid invalid invalid
Empty Username ${EMPTY} ${VALID_PASSWORD}
Empty Password ${VALID_USER} ${EMPTY}
Both Empty ${EMPTY} ${EMPTY}
*** Test Cases ***
Valid Login
Given browser is opened to login page
When user "admin" logs in with password "letmein"
Then welcome page should be open
*** Variables ***
${BROWSER} FireFox
${HOST} http://www.assurity.co.nz
${LOGIN_URL} http://ird.govt.nz
${WELCOME_URL} https://ird.govt.nz/Welcome
pybot --variable BROWSER:IE test_suite
Easy to understand
Easy to maintain
Fast execution
Created by Hakim El Hattab / @hakimel
reveal.js enables you to create beautiful interactive slide decks using HTML. This presentation will show you examples of what it can do.
Slides can be nested inside of each other.
Use the Space key to navigate through all slides.
Nested slides are useful for adding additional detail underneath a high level horizontal slide.
That's it, time to go back up.
Not a coder? Not a problem. There's a fully-featured visual editor for authoring these, try it out at http://slides.com.
Press ESC to enter the slide overview.
Hold down alt and click on any element to zoom in on it using zoom.js. Alt + click anywhere to zoom back out.
Presentations look great on touch devices, like mobile phones and tablets. Simply swipe through your slides.
Hit the next arrow...
... to step through ...
... a fragmented slide.
There's different types of fragments, like:
grow
shrink
roll-in
fade-out
current-visible
highlight-red
highlight-blue
You can select from different transitions, like:
None -
Fade -
Slide -
Convex -
Concave -
Zoom
reveal.js comes with a few themes built in:
Black (default) -
White -
League -
Sky -
Beige -
Simple
Serif -
Night -
Moon -
Solarized
Set data-background="#dddddd"
on a slide to change the background color. All CSS color formats are supported.

Different background transitions are available via the backgroundTransition option. This one's called "zoom".
Reveal.configure({ backgroundTransition: 'zoom' })
You can override background transitions per-slide.

function linkify( selector ) {
if( supports3DTransforms ) {
var nodes = document.querySelectorAll( selector );
for( var i = 0, len = nodes.length; i < len; i++ ) {
var node = nodes[i];
if( !node.className ) {
node.className += ' roll';
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Code syntax highlighting courtesy of highlight.js.
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| Lemonade | $2 | 18 |
| Bread | $3 | 2 |
These guys come in two forms, inline:
“The nice thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from”
and block:
“For years there has been a theory that millions of monkeys typing at random on millions of typewriters would reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. The Internet has proven this theory to be untrue.”
You can link between slides internally, like this.
There's a speaker view. It includes a timer, preview of the upcoming slide as well as your speaker notes.
Press the S key to try it out.
Presentations can be exported to PDF, here's an example:
Set data-state="something"
on a slide and "something"
will be added as a class to the document element when the slide is open.
Additionally custom events can be triggered on a per slide basis by binding to the data-state
name.
Reveal.addEventListener( 'customevent', function() {
console.log( '"customevent" has fired' );
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Alchemist
Tips
- Try to catch people in your Acid Spray if you're about to stun them. Besides the fact that they'll take
damage over time by being stunned in the spray, the spray lowers armor significantly and Unstable
Concoction deals physical damage. A 360 damage physical nuke is good, but a 360 damage physical nuke
with a ton of minus armor is even better.
- Be aware that enemies can see the Concoction countdown timer.
- If you're teleporting into a fight, try casting Unstable Concoction before you start the TP. That way
you'll have a pre-cooked stun the second you show up.
- You can use Unstable Concoction's self-detonate to deny yourself.
- With exceptional timing, you can dodge the self-stun on a failed Concoction by activating Chemical Rage
at the moment of detonation.
- Activating Chemical Rage disjoints projectiles on cast.
- You get 30 seconds between stacks on Greevil's Greed. If you're freefarming, you should be hitting the
max cap constantly. If you're jungling, learn how to strategically draw aggro from neutral creeps using
Acid Spray to keep stacks up.
- If you're starved for mana and you're sitting on a Basi ring, disassemble it if you're Chemically Raged.
The bonus mana regen you're getting from your ult is counted as base mana regen, thus a percentage based
item (such as the Sage Mask) from your Basi ring will regen mana quicker than a flat regen item (such as
the full Basilius.)
Counters
- Unstable Concoction detonates in a small AoE. Don't give your teammate a hug if they're about to get hit
by the Concoction because it'll stun both of you. Similarly, if you have Alchemist disabled, beware of
it self-detonating on Alchemist. It'll stun you if you're standing too close to him.
- Just because you think the DoT from Acid Spray isn't hurting you that much doesn't mean you should stand
around in it.
- Alchemist himself has pretty garbage armor, so armor-debuffing spells and items are great for killing
him through Chemical Rage.
- You can click on Alchemist to see how much time is left on the Chemical Rage buff. Try to time your
ganks when the buff is about to run out.
- Ancient Apparition is a good Alc counter since Ice Blast cancels the massive HP regen bonus he gets from
Chemical Rage.


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Hyperparameter search¶
This page describes facilities that TensorFlow Studio provides for hyperparameter search and optimization.
Basics¶
For now, studio can launch a batch of experiments with a regex substitution of variables inside the script. Those experiments are launched in a separate project, and can be compared in tensorboard or by the value of some scalar metrics reported in tensorboard logs
Consider the following code snippet (code in here):
lr=0.01
print('learning rate = {}'.format(lr))
model.compile(loss='categorical_crossentropy', optimizer=optimizers.SGD(lr=lr))
# some data preparation code
tbcallback = TensorBoard(log_dir=fs_tracker.get_tensorboard_dir(),
histogram_freq=0,
write_graph=True,
write_images=False)
model.fit(
x_train, y_train, validation_data=(
x_test,
y_test),
epochs=int(sys.argv[1]),
callbacks=[tbcallback])
We compile a keras model with the specified learning rate for stochastic
gradient descent. What if we want to search a range of learning rates to
determine best? (as a side note, in the train_mnist_keras.py
you can
simply use adaptive learning rate optimizer such as adam with better
results, but let’s forget about that for the demonstration purposes)
We can add the following argument to studio run
call:
studio run --hyperparam=lr=0.01:0.01:0.1 train_mnist_keras.py 30
This will create a new project with 10 experiments. For each experiment,
a copy of working directory will be put in the tfstudio cache, and
within in each working directory copy, in the script
train_mnist_keras.py
regex substitution of lr
not followed by
=
(i.e. located in right-hand side of expression) will be performed
to a respective value (from 0.01 with step 0.01 to 0.1). Those
experiments will then be submitted to the queue (in the version of the
call above to the local queue), and executed. The progress of the
experiments can be seen in studio WebUI. Last argument 30 refers to
number of epochs as can be seen in the code snippet above.
Metrics¶
But wait, do you have to go and check each experiment individually to
figure out which one has done best? Would not it be nice if we could
look at the project and immediately figure out which experiments have
done better than the others? And there is such a feature indeed. We can
specify an option --metric
to studio run
to specify which
tensorflow / tensorboard variable to report as metric, and how to
accumulate it throughout experiment. For keras experiments, that would
most often be val_loss
, but in principle any scalar reported in
tensorboard can be used. Note that tensorboard logs need to be written
for this feature to work. Let’s modify the command line above a bit:
studio run --hyperparam=lr=0.01:0.01:0.1 --metric=val_loss:min train_mnist_keras.py
will report smallest value of val_loss
so far in the projects page
or in dashboard in WebUI. Together with column sorting feature of the
dashboard it allows you to immediately figure out the best experiment.
The reason why this option is given to the runner and not in the WebUI
after the run is because we are planning to have a more complicated
hyperparameter search that where new experiments actually depend on
previously seen values of metric. Other options allowed values for
--metric
parameter suffix are “:max” for maximum value seen
throughout experiment, or empty for the last value.
Specifying hyperparameter ranges¶
Scanning learning rate in constant steps is not always the best idea, especially if we want to cover several orders of magnitude. We can specify range with a log step as follows:
--hyperparam=lr=1e-5:l5:0.1
which will make 10 steps spaced logarithmically between 1e-5 and 0.1 (that is, 1e-5, 1e-4, 1e-3, 0.01, 0.1 - matlab style rather than numpy) Other options are:
lr=1e-5:10:0.1
orlr=1e-5:u10:0.1
will generate a uniformly spaced grid from 1e-5 to 0.1 (bad idea - the smaller end of the range will be spaced very coarsely)no_layers=0:3
ornolayers=:3
will generate uniformly spaced grid with a step 1 (0,1,2,3 - endpoints are handled in matlab style, not numpy style)lr=0.1
will simply substitute lr by 0.1no_layers=2,5,6
will generate three values - 2,5 and 6
Note that option --hyperparam
can be used several times for
different hyperparameters; however, keep in mind that grid size grows
exponentially with number of hyperparameters to try.
Cloud workers¶
Waiting till your local machine runs all experiments one after another can be daunting. Fortunately, we can outsource the compute to google cloud or Amazon EC2. Please refer to this page for setup instructions; all the custom hardware configuration options can be applied to the hyperparameter search as well.
studio run --hyperparam=lr=0.01:0.01:0.1 --metric=val_loss:min --cloud=gcloud --num-workers=4 train_mnist_keras.py
will spin up 4 cloud workers, connect the to the queue and run experiments in parallel. Beware of spinning up too many workers - if a worker starts up and finds that everything in the queue is done, it will (for now) listen to the queue indefinitely waiting for the work, and won’t shut down automatically.


Module stick/middleware/session
This module provides middleware for HTTP sessions.
It adds a session
property to the request object that allows to store
arbitrary data on on a per-visitor basis.
The default session implementation is based on Java Servlet sessions.
This can be overridden by setting the app.session.impl
property to an
alternative session constructor.
app.session.impl = MySession;
The session constructor will be called with the request object as only argument when the session is first accessed.
Functions
- middleware(next, app)
Properties
ServletSession (request)
An HTTP session object based on top of servlet sessions. Properties of the session's data object are persisted between requests of the same client.
Parameters
| request | a JSGI or servlet request object |
ServletSession.prototype.creationTime
Createtime of the current session.
ServletSession.prototype.data
A container for things to store in this session between requests.
ServletSession.prototype.invalidate ()
Destroys the current session and any data bound to it.
ServletSession.prototype.isNew
True if this session was created in the current request. This can be useful to find out if the client has cookies disabled for cookie-based sessions.
ServletSession.prototype.lastAccessedTime
Time in Unix epoch milliseconds since the last client access.
ServletSession.prototype.maxInactiveInterval
A time interval in seconds, which the session will be open. If the interval is exceeded, the session gets invalidated.
ServletSession.prototype.volatile
A volatile property which survives a HTTP redirect and can be used for warnings or error messages in forms. After a requests was handled, the property is reset to null.
middleware (next, app)
This middleware provides support for anonymous user sessions.
Parameters
| Function | next | the wrapped middleware chain |
| Object | app | the Stick Application object |
Returns
| Function | a JSGI middleware function |
request.session
A session object for the current request. If no session exists a new one will be created.


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P100
assay is a mass spectrometry-based targeted phosphoproteomic assay that detects
and
quantifies a representative set of 96 phosphopeptide probes that are present in
a wide
range
of cell types and have been demonstrated to be modulated via perturbations.
Microwestern Meso-Scale Quantitative Western Blotting Assay
The
microwestern is a meso-scale quantitative western blotting assay using infrared
fluorescence. Level 1 data are raw signal (background subtracted) from a single
"spot"
(band). Level 2 data are Level 1 data divided by a loading control signal (e.g.
tubulin).
Level 3 data are Level 2 data divided by a biological internal control (e.g.
Level 2
data
corresponding to serum-starved conditions). Level 4 data are averages across
Level 3
replicates.
MS Protein State Assay
Protein
expression signatures of a PromoCell cardiomyocyte with drug-induced toxicity
and
toxicity
mitigation by multiple drugs.
SWATH-MS Protein Quantification Assay
Proteomic peptide profiles using protein isolated from iPCS cell lines derived
from
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), and control
(unaffected)
subjects.
And iMN (Exp 2) - ALS, SMA and Control (unaffected) iMN cell lines
differentiated from
iPS
cell lines using a long differentiation protocol.
Reverse Phase Protein Array (RPPA)
Reverse
phase protein array (RPPA) is a high-throughput technology that performs protein
assays
on
thousands of samples simultaneously, including tissue and cell lysates, serum,
plasma or
other body fluids that measure the levels of protein expression, as well as
protein
modifications such as phosphorylation. Protein lysates are arrayed as microspots
on
nitrocellulized coated glass slides and probed with highly specific antibodies
that have
been validated for RPPA. When specific antibodies are used, RPPA can generate
1,000
times
more data points using 10,000 times less sample volume than an ordinary western
blot,
enabling researchers to monitor quantitative proteomic responses for various
time-scale
and
input-dose gradients simultaneously.
Global Chromatin Profiling (GCP)
Global
Chromatin Profiling (GCP) technology is a mass spectrometry-based assay to
identify and
quantify post-translational modifications on histone proteins from bulk
chromatin. The
assay
quantifies around 60 different combinations of histone modifications on H3, with
even
more
possible combinations on H4, H2A (including isoforms), and H2B. GCP can be
considered as
orthogonal to ChIP-Seq. Instead of characterizing one histone mark at a time
with locus
resolution across the genome, one can profile almost all combinations of histone
marks
together in bulk chromatin with no genomic resolution. The technique is
particularly
useful
in assessing the functional consequences of genetic mutations to the epigenetic
machinery
and can be employed to make connections among biological conditions and
perturbations
The
P100
assay is a mass spectrometry-based targeted phosphoproteomic assay that detects
and
quantifies a representative set of 96 phosphopeptide probes that are present in
a wide
range
of cell types and have been demonstrated to be modulated via perturbations.
Microwestern Meso-Scale Quantitative Western Blotting Assay
The
microwestern is a meso-scale quantitative western blotting assay using infrared
fluorescence. Level 1 data are raw signal (background subtracted) from a single
"spot"
(band). Level 2 data are Level 1 data divided by a loading control signal (e.g.
tubulin).
Level 3 data are Level 2 data divided by a biological internal control (e.g.
Level 2
data
corresponding to serum-starved conditions). Level 4 data are averages across
Level 3
replicates.
MS Protein State Assay
Protein
expression signatures of a PromoCell cardiomyocyte with drug-induced toxicity
and
toxicity
mitigation by multiple drugs.
SWATH-MS Protein Quantification Assay
Proteomic peptide profiles using protein isolated from iPCS cell lines derived
from
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), and control
(unaffected)
subjects.
And iMN (Exp 2) - ALS, SMA and Control (unaffected) iMN cell lines
differentiated from
iPS
cell lines using a long differentiation protocol.
Reverse Phase Protein Array (RPPA)
Reverse
phase protein array (RPPA) is a high-throughput technology that performs protein
assays
on
thousands of samples simultaneously, including tissue and cell lysates, serum,
plasma or
other body fluids that measure the levels of protein expression, as well as
protein
modifications such as phosphorylation. Protein lysates are arrayed as microspots
on
nitrocellulized coated glass slides and probed with highly specific antibodies
that have
been validated for RPPA. When specific antibodies are used, RPPA can generate
1,000
times
more data points using 10,000 times less sample volume than an ordinary western
blot,
enabling researchers to monitor quantitative proteomic responses for various
time-scale
and
input-dose gradients simultaneously.
Global Chromatin Profiling (GCP)
Global
Chromatin Profiling (GCP) technology is a mass spectrometry-based assay to
identify and
quantify post-translational modifications on histone proteins from bulk
chromatin. The
assay
quantifies around 60 different combinations of histone modifications on H3, with
even
more
possible combinations on H4, H2A (including isoforms), and H2B. GCP can be
considered as
orthogonal to ChIP-Seq. Instead of characterizing one histone mark at a time
with locus
resolution across the genome, one can profile almost all combinations of histone
marks
together in bulk chromatin with no genomic resolution. The technique is
particularly
useful
in assessing the functional consequences of genetic mutations to the epigenetic
machinery
and can be employed to make connections among biological conditions and
perturbations
The
P100
assay is a mass spectrometry-based targeted phosphoproteomic assay that detects and
quantifies a representative set of 96 phosphopeptide probes that are present in a wide
range
of cell types and have been demonstrated to be modulated via perturbations.
Microwestern Meso-Scale Quantitative Western Blotting Assay
The
microwestern is a meso-scale quantitative western blotting assay using infrared
fluorescence. Level 1 data are raw signal (background subtracted) from a single "spot"
(band). Level 2 data are Level 1 data divided by a loading control signal (e.g.
tubulin).
Level 3 data are Level 2 data divided by a biological internal control (e.g. Level 2
data
corresponding to serum-starved conditions). Level 4 data are averages across Level 3
replicates.
MS Protein State Assay
Protein
expression signatures of a PromoCell cardiomyocyte with drug-induced toxicity and
toxicity
mitigation by multiple drugs.
Tandem Mass Tag (TMT) Mass Spectrometry
Tandem mass tag systems enable quantification and identification of specific
labeled proteins in samples through tandem mass spectrometry procedures. In this assay,
total proteome/phospho-proteome dataset for a 35-cell line breast cancer panel under basal conditions are
studied. The baseline proteomic profiles of two non-malignant breast cell lines and 33 breast
cancer cell lines of which twenty were triple negative, six were hormone receptor positive, four were Her2
amplified, and three were established from triple negative patient-derived xenografts are measured.
SWATH-MS Protein Quantification Assay
Proteomic peptide profiles using protein isolated from iPCS cell lines derived from
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), and control
(unaffected)
subjects.
And iMN (Exp 2) - ALS, SMA and Control (unaffected) iMN cell lines differentiated from
iPS
cell lines using a long differentiation protocol.
Reverse Phase Protein Array (RPPA)
Reverse
phase protein array (RPPA) is a high-throughput technology that performs protein assays
on
thousands of samples simultaneously, including tissue and cell lysates, serum, plasma or
other body fluids that measure the levels of protein expression, as well as protein
modifications such as phosphorylation. Protein lysates are arrayed as microspots on
nitrocellulized coated glass slides and probed with highly specific antibodies that have
been validated for RPPA. When specific antibodies are used, RPPA can generate 1,000
times
more data points using 10,000 times less sample volume than an ordinary western blot,
enabling researchers to monitor quantitative proteomic responses for various time-scale
and
input-dose gradients simultaneously.
Global Chromatin Profiling (GCP)
Global
Chromatin Profiling (GCP) technology is a mass spectrometry-based assay to identify and
quantify post-translational modifications on histone proteins from bulk chromatin. The
assay
quantifies around 60 different combinations of histone modifications on H3, with even
more
possible combinations on H4, H2A (including isoforms), and H2B. GCP can be considered as
orthogonal to ChIP-Seq. Instead of characterizing one histone mark at a time with locus
resolution across the genome, one can profile almost all combinations of histone marks
together in bulk chromatin with no genomic resolution. The technique is particularly
useful
in assessing the functional consequences of genetic mutations to the epigenetic
machinery
and can be employed to make connections among biological conditions and
perturbations


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Deployed Components
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- quarkus Microprofile Application Server
- mysql Database Server
Demo Application
The Demo Table is implemented using typescript via webpack, directly served by nginx and fetching the data with
REST from the application server.
An example for server-side rendered HTML using
Qute can be found here
When this application is deployed on a development root server, you can browse the REST api and download its OpenAPI specification. You can also check the health of the server. The API is served by quarkus through the nginx reverse proxy for all requests starting with /api/. .


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NEW
YORK
BOTANICAL
GARDEN
DOMINICAN
PLANTS
OF
Mentzelia
aspera
L.
Erect
herb,
the
stem
breaking
easily,
somewhat
woody
|
flowers
yellow.
In
thickets:
Bani.
COLLECTED
BY
Bro.
A.
Lavastre
Oct.
22,
1966
1623504
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These three things are hugely important for working in a team and understanding your engagements with others and with the curriculum when you are learning. Understanding your own values can help you consciously make decisions you are happy with and that are beneficial to yourself and those around you. Empathy allows you form successful relationships with those around you, creating a positive working environment. Self-awareness is hugely important for logical thinking, stress management and self-fulfilment.
How important it is in the context of being a successful developer. That writing perfect code is almost irrelevant if you are not able to work effectively with others and build solid relationships.
It is essential for getting hired and being a successful part of a team. You can have all the knowledge in the world, but if people don’t want to work with you, you’re not going to be successful or get the job you want.
Not at all, there has not been a huge amount of core content, just enough to make sure it is a relevant part of the process. It is clear from hearing accounts of successful professionals and interacting with people already established in the industry how important this part of the course is.


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Ordinarily the result of calling a function is a single object. Sometimes, however, it is convenient for a function to compute several objects and return them.
In order to receive other than exactly one value from a form, one of several special forms or macros must be used to request those values. If a form produces multiple values which were not requested in this way, then the first value is given to the caller and all others are discarded; if the form produces zero values, then the caller receives nil as a value.
Figure 3–5 lists some operators for receiving multiple values_2. These operators can be used to specify one or more forms to evaluate and where to put the values returned by those forms.
| multiple-value-bind | multiple-value-prog1 | return-from |
| multiple-value-call | multiple-value-setq | throw |
| multiple-value-list | return |
Figure 3–5: Some operators applicable to receiving multiple values
The function values can produce multiple values_2. (values) returns zero values; (values form) returns the primary value returned by form; (values form1 form2) returns two values, the primary value of form1 and the primary value of form2; and so on.
See multiple-values-limit and values-list.