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Minimum Register Instruction Sequencing to Reduce Register Spills in Out-of-Order Issue Superscalar Architectures
Issue No. 01 - January (2003 vol. 52)
<p><b>Abstract</b>—In this paper, we address the problem of generating an optimal instruction sequence <tmath>S</tmath> for a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG), where <tmath>S</tmath> is optimal in terms of the number of registers used. We call this the Minimum Register Instruction Sequence (MRIS) problem. The motivation for revisiting the MRIS problem stems from several modern architecture innovations/requirements that has put the instruction sequencing problem in a new context. We develop an efficient heuristic solution for the MRIS problem. This solution is based on the notion of <it>instruction lineage</it>—a set of instructions that can definitely share a single register. The formation of lineages exploits the structure of the dependence graph to facilitate the sharing of registers not only among instructions within a lineage, but also across lineages. Our efficient heuristics to “fuse” lineages further reduce the register requirement. This reduced register requirement results in generating a code sequence with fewer register spills. We have implemented our solution in the MIPSpro production compiler and measured its performance on the SPEC95 floating point benchmark suite. Our experimental results demonstrate that the proposed instruction sequencing method significantly reduces the number of spill loads and stores inserted in the code, by more than 50 percent in each of the benchmarks. Our approach reduces the average number of dynamic loads and stores executed by 10.4 percent and 3.7 percent, respectively. Further, our approach improves the execution time of the benchmarks on an average by 3.2 percent. In order to evaluate how efficiently our heuristics find a near-optimal solution to the MRIS problem, we develop an elegant integer linear programming formulation for the MRIS problem. Using a commercial integer linear programming solver, we obtain the optimal solution for the MRIS problem. Comparing the optimal solution from the integer linear programming tool with our heuristic solution reveals that, in a very large majority (99.2 percent) of the cases, our heuristic solution is optimal. For this experiment, we used a set of 675 dependence graphs representing basic blocks extracted from scientific benchmark programs.</p>
Compiler optimization, code sequence optimization, register allocation, instruction scheduling, code generation, superscalar architectures, instruction level parallelism.
G. R. Gao, R. Govindarajan, H. Yang, J. N. Amaral and C. Zhang, "Minimum Register Instruction Sequencing to Reduce Register Spills in Out-of-Order Issue Superscalar Architectures," in IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 52, no. , pp. 4-20, 2003.
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Do you want to help guide the core business of Spotify using insights from analyses and data?
The mission of our Premium Team is to bring Spotify Premium to more users across the globe and to constantly evolve and improve our product. An analyst in this team is an essential partner in shaping the Premium of the future. You will work together with a global team of world-class analysts, business managers and data scientists with opportunities to influence our entire business. We are all passionate about what we do, and excited to work on high pace projects to make an impact. Learning and improving is part of our daily routine, and we are free to develop our own skills and ways of working.
What you’ll do
- Work in a smaller, data competent team closely collaborating with the larger Premium Team
- Know what data we have available, and what is missing, and how to read and interpret it into insights and business models
- Recommend actions based on internal Spotify data, market insights, and research to make sure our Premium Team takes informed decisions
- You will be responsible for presenting insights to senior stakeholders and decision makers to help form the strategy of Spotify
Who you are
- You are an open-minded, creative person with an interest in analyses and data science
- You have 3+ years of professional experience working with data and business casing
- You have a few years of hands-on experience synthesizing insights from data using tools such as Python, R, SQL, Excel, SAS, SPSS, Minitab and/or Hadoop
- You are a communicative person that values building strong relationships with colleagues and partners, you are experienced in presenting insights and recommendations to partners or clients
We are proud to foster a workplace free from discrimination. We strongly believe that diversity of experience, perspectives, and background will lead to a better environment for our employees and a better product for our users and our creators. This is something we value deeply and we encourage everyone to come be a part of changing the way the world listens to music.
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https://forum.juce.com/t/devicemanager-minimum-number-of-inputs-needed/9077
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If I initialise the device manager with 0 as numInputChannelsNeeded,
then it’s not possible to set any input using the combo box of AudioDeviceSelectorComponent.
You can reproduce it in the Juce Demo by changing the initialization in AudioDemoTabComponent.cpp to :
deviceManager.initialise (0, 2, 0, true, String::empty, 0);
What am I missing here?
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@orangy I think I have most if not all of your feedback incorporated into the repo now. https://github.com/trevjonez/ktor_playground Ended up dropping the streaming stuff so that everything goes through the normal interceptor flow. I will probably look into using some socket to get the stream behavior I wanted at a later date.
07/07/2017, 10:54 AM
@trevjones looking at it seems good, at least it doesn’t have jackson all over the place and logic in routes looks pretty simple
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https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/130693/is-where-lies-the-problem-grammatical
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Is this question without the verb to do valid:
Where lies the problem?
or does it have to be
Where does the problem lie?
These questions should require the to do, but this particular one doesn't sound horribly wrong. I wanted to check its correctness as I hear it sporadically. If it is grammatical I would also like to know which other verbs don't require the auxiliary to do.
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I’m working on an app for which I want to store education data. Instead of having fields start_date and end_date with a date picker in the form, I would like the user to enter a start_month and start_year and end_month and end_year.
I wonder whether this feature is already available in Django or whether I should for example have fields start_date, start_month and start_year and end_date, end_month and end_year and after form submission compute the start_date and end_date
I hope someone can point me in the right direction
You also have the option of using one of the available “datepicker” widgets that allow for month/year selection. (e.g. The bootstrap datepicker lets you limit entry to month / year.)
Beyond that, there is no data type within Django for just Month / Year.
Depending upon what all your requirements are for this date, you have a couple of different options:
- Store it as a date field where the date is always ‘1’
- Store it as two separate fields like you describe.
- Store it in an integer field as “N” number of months from some starting date. (e.g. If your base date is 01/2001, then this month would be month 256 if I figured it correctly)
This last option makes it easiest to calculate durations but requires conversion for display.
Thanks for your helpful reply.
I’ll explore all three options and than decide which best suites my needs.
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Directed by Mick Jackson
In September 1984, it was aired on the BBC and shocked tens of millions of UK viewers. Four months later, it was broadcast in America on TBS and became the most watched basic cable program in history. After more than three decades, it remains one of the most acclaimed and shattering made-for- television movies of all time. Reece Dinsdale (Coronation Street), David Brierly (Doctor Who) and Karen Meagher (in a stunning debut performance) star in this “graphic and haunting” (People Magazine) docudrama about the effects of a nuclear attack on the working-class city of Sheffield, England as the fabric of society unravels.
This legendarily haunting docudrama depicts the effects of a nuclear attack on the working-class city of Sheffield, England.
Cast: Karen Meagher, Reece Dinsdale, David Brierly
Not really fiction innit it?
One of the most depressing worst case scenarios to be prepared for.
Presented in a documentary style, I couldn't help thinking of Monty Python's Meaning of Life, but the punchlines are horrifying. There was an American film called 'The Day After' that was made around the same time as Threads and covered the same subject, except in a 'movie of the week' style sans the 'everything will work out' all-American optimistic ending. I remember there were after shows trying to counsel people's post show depression. That was back in the 80's. Here we are in 2022 once again staring down the nuclear barrel...
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My dilemma is, I'm having trouble finding a hotel or B&B for my vacation dates- there is some festival going on that last weekend in July- and all the available places are not too walkable from the train station. Is there a taxi stand near the station? I've never been to Cambridge before. In my last topic, I found out about the bus to Duxford. Now I really need help with how to get around Cambridge itself. As an example, how would I get from the train station to the Royal Cambridge hotel (Trumpington St) or the Brooklands Guest House (Cherry Hinton Rd) without a car?
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http://joelbrouwer.org/2007/03/men-in-war-anthony-mann-1952/
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Korean War film from my favorite director of all time. A late and somewhat decadent Mann film, strange and good, but neither as strange nor as good as I’d remembered from my first viewing some years ago. Dark, relentless, and existential as Huis Clos. Even the wise and benevolent c.o. gives up and accepts his inevitable death as meaningless, and the absurdist touch of the speechless, catatonic colonel strapped to his jeep as if to his fate is effective and affecting. What’s best about the movie is its long silences, which suggest that the boredom and waiting of war may well be as terrifying as the attacks and battles.
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Recently Google has introduced the new age of AI and the Meena chatbot was presented to everyone. Google’s chatbot Meena is one of the most powerful developed AI’s in the whole world. According to the experts, google chatbot meena is capable of understanding human language and can learn new things as well and when needed Google chatbot Meena can perform accordingly. Google chatbot Meena is the new and modern age of AI proving that artificial intelligence can do as shown in science fiction. Google chatbot Meena is a super-powered artificial intelligence presented on behalf of Google’s developer's team this year 2020.
Google chatbot Meena is an advanced and highly powered artificial intelligence program which can even crack the jokes when needed and can inform you about any particular topic.
Google Meena is a chatbot presented on behalf of Google. Chatbot Meena is developed under the high observation of experienced developers who are in love with AI Engineering. Google chatbot Meena is an advanced artificial intelligence robot developed by the developer's team of Google. Google Meena is an advanced level chatbot powered by many advanced coding languages to make Google Meena the best artificial intelligence software till the date. Google Meena is a chatbot presented by Google and Google Meena has many advance features that you can not imagine that an AI can do. Like it cracks the jokes understanding when it’s needed. You even not have to tell Google Meena that it’s time for the joke and it will get you very before. Google chatbot Meena is more advanced than Google Duo recently presented by google as an alternative for alexa but there was not sufficient attention on Google Duo so Google Meena was the replacement of the Google Duo software somewhere because officials of google may be thinking on revamping the google duo because Google duo was needing a revamp as well.
Meena is a multi-flip, open-area chatbot based on the transformer seq2seq platform. Meena is google’s open domain architecture artificial intelligence which is more advanced than Google Duo and more open source than Google’s Duo. Google Meena is an advanced chatbot and googles Meena is mainly developed for open source artificial intelligence and google has developed Meena for a step more ahead in the field of machine learning. Google chatbot meena is multi-flip open-area chatbot which can understand new terms and can use it when needed in future. Google chatbot meena is a more powerful advanced chatbot made for modern generation.
Google Meena chatbot is a very powerful AI presented by Google in the year 2020 and Google chatbot meena can even humiliate human voice as well. In the testing of google chatbot meena it was found that google chatbot Meena is a very powerful advanced AI which can understand and react accordingly. Google chatbot Meena was developed keeping in mind that it has to beat all existing artificial intelligences available in the market. Google chatbot Meena is currently not released in the market and beta testing is currently ongoing for google chatbot meena and it is found that it is not the typical artificial intelligence which we use to see generally in the play store. It is designed to beat on running artificial intelligence devices in the market because as we already have seen that google chatbot meena is a more advanced chatbot by google’s developer team.
Google chatbot Meena is trained with 341GB text data and google chatbot Meena is trained on mostly public domains and google chatbot Meena is trained with social media conversions as well, Google chatbot Meena tries to solve the problem by highlighted terms in the user interface.
Google chatbot Meena was designed and tested very well and before deployment, every testing was done in a very advanced manner. Google chatbot Meena was tested with social media conversions and google chatbot Meena was trained with open public domains. Google Meena chatbot is trained on public domains and social media conversation. Each conversation is turned into a pair (context & response) where context represents up to 7 messages prior to the response message. Meena is based on evolved transformer ET which is evolutionary NAS architecture. Google chatbot Meena has a 1Et encoder block and 13 ET decoder block.
Google chatbot Meena is trained on public social media conversations to ensure it can understand exactly what a human wants him to do. Google chatbot Meena is of most advanced generation chatbot and it was released in February 2020 and the google chatbot Meena is trained in various platforms of social media conversations ensuring it can understand what exactly a human being wants him to perform. Google chatbot Meena is having the data of 341 GB of text records of social media conversations which was tested by google officials and once the development was done google chatbot Meena was presented to individuals as a modern age smart AI. Alexa and other powerful artificial intelligence bots were already in the market.
Google Meena model training - Google Meena chatbot model was trained for 30 days on a TPU V3 pod 2,048 TPU cores which make google Meena chatbot very powerful compared to existing artificial intelligences in the market. Google Meena chatbot was designed generally for a one-step plus in the age of AI. Google chatbot Meena is able to converse in a very humanistic manner which can be easily operated by a human. Google Meena chatbot is one of the best chatbots available in the market as per the reports observed Google chatbot Meena is also is an artificial intelligence software and google Meena chatbot has some more extra features compared to existing artificial intelligence already. Google chatbot meena’s basic concepts are some as follows - Open-domain nature of google chatbot meena makes is very broad, You can modify your own Google meena chatbot, It is very big database which is used by google meena chatbot more broad and more power. It’s transformer seq2seq architecture already have been attempted in the past in some AI’s but this time google meena chatbot is having more broad database with open public domain, Which means now you can modify your own google chatbot meena and it will give you the response in a very unique way. Google’s chatbot meena is a powerful chatbot which is a modern age AI. Google meena was trained in the advance labs of google’s development department. Google Meena chatbot is designed with the lowest minimum loopholes keeping in mind so we can say that google’s chatbot meena is the very advanced chatbot powered by google and google chatbot meena model training was done using very advanced coding machine learning languages.
Google Meena chatbot is one of the most accurate data providers AI’s developed till now. Google’s chatbot meena gets 7 pairs of highlighted solutions of an asked query and google chatbot meena chooses the perfect one in all of those 7 results. The quality of recognizing voice and to implement and to the execution google chatbot meena stands very well. It is hard to determine the accuracy of chatbots because there is no particular answer for the performance of chatbots. Google chatbot meena was developed keeping in mind all the small aspects of machine learning and google chatbot meena has the capability of problem solving in a very unique way. When there some problem is asked to google chatbot Meena it gets 7 pair of execution of those context and decides to choose the best 1 in those 7 results and as per the observation google chatbot meena was passed with detention because it performed so well in front of the audience and the functionalities were impressive of google meena chatbot. Google meena chatbot is a very powerful artificial intelligence robot developed by google corporation and the google meena chatbot is one of the most advanced artificial intelligence in the whole world. We have seen some artificial intelligence like Sofia and many more but Google chatbot meena was designed to mainly respond on a human action. It is really amazing when some AI is going to copy your actions and behaviour. Google meena is a chatbot developed from google and the google chatbot meena is about to get deployed on the web very soon. The beta testing of google chatbot meena is still going on and the results are very satisfactory because while presenting google chatbot meena it was said that it is the modern age of AI and we are presenting you the step 1 for it.
SSA (Sensible and specificity average) for given some response is defined as the average of binary indicators whether the provided response does make sense or not. If you have provided some response to google’s chatbot meena it will get the 7 context results and will provide you the best one, If the information does not match with any information in the dataset of google chatbot meena. Google meena chatbot sences all the data in ET1 form and converts in 7 context results to provide the user the best search results possible. When a particular query is provided to google chatbot meena it tries to solve the problem in social form and google chatbot meena is a very powerful adaptive AI which was introduced by google in 2020.
The sensitivity of a chatbot is the most basic thing of a chatbot tool, Google meena chatbot is capable of sensing low pitched voice with modern voice recognition. SSA of google chatbot meena is amazing and very responsive which creates a very unique and amazing user experience. Google meena chatbot is cloud and socially based chatbots are the first time introduced by the google. Social chatbots concepts were first introduced by google’s developer team and in the year 2020 February month google chatbot meena was in awareness. The google chatbot meena is one of the finest chatbots made till date, Google chatbot meena is developed keeping in mind that it is going to be in the general discussions for years. Google chatbot meena has the best SSA till date and google chatbot meena was the first one in his category and it is one of a kind in artificial intelligence which can choose the user’s response and act accordingly.
To train an AI the reason behind is to test the AI and to deliver the best quality response when a search query’s search is performed. Google meena chatbot training was done under the full observations of a senior developer panel who were in an active observation while the testing was being performed. Training of google chatbot meena’s major objective was to make such a kind artificial intelligence which humans are having desire. Now if the question why google meena chatbot was trained was asked by some students willing to proceed their studies with AI subject for them - Google Meena chatbot training main objective was to give this AI a basic and fundamental knowledge how humans communicate and how they expect a response. Google meena chatbot is a very powerful chatbot in the modern era and it is designed by keeping in mind that it is going to be live and in major general discussions in future. So the developers team of google has decided to make an AI which can exactly respond as designed and it also can learn new tasks or any new object or objective this makes google chatbot meena the most advanced powered AI of this era. Google chatbot meena was mainly trained for the exact response provided to the user interaction. Google meena can even book your tickets and even can tell you it’s time for the flight without missing any lead it will inform you with any future customizations which you have activated in the settings of google chatbot meena.
Google chatbot Meena is advanced & powered with many modern coding scripts which makes it stand out very well in the crowd of chatbots. We can not determine how accurate some AI is because there is no default line of any measurements which are gonna decide whether you AI is the perfect one or it is like the others. The development and the training of artificial intelligence makes it the best and here in google’s chatbot meena we can see that there have already been a lot of discussions and a lot of development tasks performed while developing google meena. Google meena chatbot is something which is like a new born baby of very strong parents. We already have seen the response of google assistant and we all know that it really beats somewhere Google duo and cortana and siri. Google chatbot meena is a very advanced model of old age AI’s. Now everybody wanted something more advanced than ringing the alarm or making a phone call. People wanted to spend some time with their own designed AI model. Google chatbot meena was the very first and it’s one of a kind in the category in which it’s made. A lot of research has been done and we can easily understand why google has developed this advanced chatbot.
The age of the AI -
We are living in an age of this technology era. We definitely wanna feel like we are going ahead through the 21st century and this kind of powerful AI was awaited by many of the developers out there. The age of past AI which we have been through is kind of AI on a very small scale and it was not even open source, But making it possible google chatbot meena was designed to provide users with such an experience which a user can really interact with. Google chatbot meena is not going to act like it is an AI, It will be an AI and it will respond like AI. Google’s chatbot meena is thought of bill gates and he has said in the launch of google meena chatbot that let’s star the age of AI and there it goes now google chatbot meena is open domain project in which any developer seeking for developing his own project may get the sources to help to create something amazing and new. We know that AI is a very vast category of computing. According to the founder of Sophia AI robotics, The best AI can understand and solve the puzzle. Here puzzles can be anything like “ how to go my home very fast” in this search query you can expect the shortest route to your home and explanation of every way you are gonna cover with your bike or anything. It can even tell you how many shops will be there while running on that road with your vehicle. You even can expect a response like it is a very amazing day you can have a coffee at “XYZ” shop which is rated XYZ ratings for XYZ product. So now there should be some clarity on how the google chatbot meena works.
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Does anyone know where Developed Area (Sdar) and Projected Area (Spar) are calculated from? It seems to be something involving total area minus defect area from our image analysis. Any help is appreciated.
The Developed Area, Sdar, is defined as the total surface area, taking in account the entire topography of the sampling area including the additional area due to the peaks and valleys. The Projected Area, Spar, is defined as the surface area of a flat x,y plane of the sampling area which is independent of the heights of the peaks and valleys (the volume).
The ratio of Sdar to Spar is linked to the volume of the surface peaks and valleys.
The Developed Interfacial Area Ratio, Sdr, is defined as the percentage of additional surface area contributed by topography within the sampling area relative to the surface area of the sampling area as a flat x, y plane.
If the surface includes pixels with no measured height value, the area of these pixels are not included within the developed and projected areas.
Thank you for this definition Robert
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I want to know about tina cloud pricing and services.
HI Rubel, we didn’t settle on a pricing yet but it would likely have a community plan with limited users, and a per member pricing.
For now TIna Cloud provides:
- Authentication and Roles (admin and user) to handle who can edit your website and work as a team
- A GraphQL Content API compatible with your Git-based filesytem to bring data integrity and better relationships to your content.
Check our Tina Cloud page (approval workflows are not implemented yet)
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https://blog.lazerwalker.com/objective-c/code/2013/10/17/more-fun-with-simulated-ios-events-keypresses.html
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After my adventures in faking iOS touch events, I assumed I was looking at more of the same slow process of reverse-engineering the right values to pass into a GSEvent object.
A curious thing happened, though.
GSEvent.h defines a GSKeyInfo object, and there are even functions with helpful-sounding names like
GSEventCreateKeyEvent(), but actually tapping a letter on the on-screen keyboard doesn’t cause your application to receive a GraphicsServices keyboard event. It just receives normal touch events, which get directed to the application’s UIKeyboard object. From there, something inside the black box of UIKeyboard causes the actual keypress to happen.
(As an aside, I’d be willing to wager that the key event objects referenced in
GSEvent.h are generated when you have a hardware keyboard attached to your iOS device.)
After diving into the UIKeyboard private headers, I found something interesting.
Bingo! If you want to create a synthetic keypress when there is already a keyboard visible on-screen, all you need to do is call a few private methods on it. I opened up a category interface to expose the necessary methods.
Using those two guys, it’s easy to get a pointer to the currently-visible keyboard and tell it to do its thing.
Worth noting: you would expect
_typeCharacter:(...) to take in a single character. However, you’ll notice it accepts an NSString rather than a char or a UniChar. It does in fact expect the string you give it to match up to a single keyboard key. There’s probably a good reason for this, but for now we’ll just have to write it off as an oddity of the private API.
And there you have it, programmatically-created keypress events!
The standard disclaimer applies: if you want to submit your app to Apple for release on the App Store, don’t do this. It’ll get rejected.
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how to start game:
in a start menu select "1p play" or "2p play"
in choosing menu 1p must select freddy, 2p select jason, then choose background and begin to play. also yo can change skin when presented "select the skin".
exuse my bad english
this idea has been allready showed in the game named "terrodrome", but i try to make something totally different
unfortunately there are only two playable characters such as Freedy and Jason, thats why it called "FvsJ demo", and there are only two player fight mode. when I began to make it I planed to make full game, but I didnt expected that such game may take so much work. In future I plan to add more characters which you can see in chosing menu
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It looks like that the recent change to config-defined scroll speeds instead of hardcoded scroll speeds has made the default scroll speed for lists painfully slow, it affects the controls menu and all editor dropdowns and lists.
- Legacy ID
- Menu UI
- From the main menu open Configure > Controls
- Scroll the control list with the mousewheel, notice that the scroll speed is very slow
- Go back to the Configure menu
- Open Profile then edit a profile
- Open the "Face" dropdown and use the mousewheel to scroll through the faces, notice that the scroll speed is very slow
Having a reasonable scroll speed for mousewheel scroll in the menus is very important for long lists as the scroll knob can get very small and useless.
Currently a single full scroll swipe of the mousewheel barely scrolls over a single menu item.
Tested with Logitech MX518 and Logitech G400.
This has been made better for the lists like the controls list (1 notch scrolls 2 lines), but the dropdown lists are still scrolling very slowly.
I'd agree with sms' suggestion to use the OS mouse preference if possible.
I just wanted to let you know asap:)
Thanks, the built number you gave and yesterday's build number were just off by one digit, I thought it was a typo!
I can confirm that the ComboBox scrolling is better now and I consider it resolved for the purposes of this ticket. It scrolls 1 line per mousewheel "tick".
While it would be nice to sync it with the Windows "lines per scroll" as sms says, it is no longer frustrating as it used to be.
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General Volunteer Information
In the MapAction Software Development Lab there is space for volunteers with knowledge about specific GIS software development for both desktop and server based products as well as specialists in web development and web mapping. Have you worked in collaborative software development projects with software development skills such as OO design, software architecture, design patterns, source code management and testing regimes? Then you would be invaluable to the Lab.
Within this role you will have the opportunity to be involved in:
- Enhancing existing software
- Implementing new solutions to meet the requirements of internal and external projects
- Working with the Data Science team to enhance software used in data processing
Role specific criteria
The criteria listed here are in addition to the general criteria outlined for all volunteers
- Three or more years of professional experience working in a software development team, as a developer, tester or other role ideally in a collaborative multi-developer environment.
- For desktop development: proven ability in C# and/or Python development ideally with a deep knowledge of at least one of these languages.
- Experience of or demonstrated willingness to learn testing regimes including unit and regression testing and continuous integration.
- Experience in understanding partner needs and requirements, in particular working with non-technical clients.
- Experience of developing with ESRI’s GIS product suite and other geospatial technology.
- Experience of participating in a volunteer organisation or open source projects.
- Knowledge of git, Github or other version control systems.
- Software Developers joining MapAction may not automatically be eligible to join the Deployable Team (i.e. those who travel to emergencies are short notice) but would ideally be able to do so. Eligibility to join the Deployable Team is based on different criteria to those above. A higher standard of desktop GIS knowledge would be required for the Deployable Team than would be required for Software Development, though this is not the only difference.
- Project management experience.
- Humanitarian knowledge/experience.
- Adventure or professional travel experience.
- Relevant international work experience.
- Knowledge of languages (particularly French and Spanish)
This job has now closed
You can find more jobs over on our careers page.
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https://elixirforum.com/t/extracting-15-bit-integer-values-from-binary-with-pattern-matching/26008
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I have time deltas stored in a file in two formats:
In the first format, the time delta is the unsigned 7 bit field represented by xxxxxxx. In the second format, the time delta is the signed 15 bit field represented by yyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
pattern matching to extract the values works for the 7 bit unsigned case:
iex(12)> <<0::1, num::size(7)-unsigned-integer-little>> = <<2>>; num 2
But for the intuitive extension to the 15-bit signed case, it isn’t so obvious that it is working correctly:
iex(15)> <<1::1, num::size(15)-signed-integer-little>> = <<255,255>>; num -1
That’s reasonable. However:
iex(14)> <<1::1, num::size(15)-signed-integer-little>> = <<254,255>>; num -3
The value of the 15 bit signed field is -2, not -3.
I’ve been searching for the documentation fruitlessly, so a pointer to the place where I can read the fine documentation, or else just the answer, would be appreciated.
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http://information-literacy.blogspot.com/2013/08/global-tweets-reading-group-in-denmark.html
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IFLA Satellite meeting on Information Literacy and reference services .
The initiative is called Read Watch Play https://twitter.com/readwatchplay #rwpchat and is an international reading group. It was created by the New South Wales Readers Advisory Group (in Australia), and it includes formal cooperation with libraries in Denmark, New Zealand and Singapore, and informal participation from numerous other libraries. It has a theme every month (this month the theme is "furry" so: there isn't one work to study, and people are also encouraged to talk about games, films etc.) and there is an online discussion every last Thursday of the month.Each library arranges its own customised publicity etc.
This is allowing librarians to bring Readers Advisory out of the library to reach to wider audiences, and also the people from different countries interact around the works they have read/seen/played. The librarian partners use a wiki and tools such as Google hangouts to dicuss decide and record things to do with running the service. They cross post to other social platforms e.g. posting book covers on Instagram and also using pinterest http://pinterest.com/readwatchplay - there is also a blog which is the home for the service http://readwatchplay.wordpress.com/. They use tools such as Rebelmouse and Storify to archive the tweets and other social media associated with the monthly themes.
Key outcomes include being able to share resources, learning from international colleagues, and that the "community benefits from a wider range of recommendations from different perspectives and cultures."
The next discussion is on 27 August #rwpchat #furread and there is a paper with more information at http://tiny.cc/gstf0w
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Hi, I am trying to create a dashed dimension line with butt ends for a product configurator.
I’ve tried switching BasicLineMaterial to LineDashedMaterial within the ArrowHelper class, but its still displaying as a solid line.
Am I missing something?
Heres my setup:
The usage of dashed lines only works if you call Line.computeLineDistances() before rendering the lines.
I’ve put that method after THREE.Line(geometry, material) in the class but no dice
.line has the scaling and the distance between its geometry’s vertices is always equals to 1.
So play with the
.scale property of
LineDashedMaterial, setting it to something greater, than 1 (set it, for example, to 4, and see how it works)
@Mugen87 Thank you guys for the help! I got it to work.
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Hi, In my application, im sending emails and in that im giving link to one of my webpage. Along with the link im passing one name as a query string. Using JavaMailAPI im setting the mail content like this
The problem arises if the username or albumname contains any spaces then only one half of the values is getting passed with the query. For ex: albumname = My Photos then the string passed along with the query is only My This is happening only when sending along with the email msg.
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https://support.illumina.com/help/BS_App_RNASeq_Alignment_OLH_1000000006112/Content/Source/Informatics/GenomeVCF_FileFormat.htm
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Genome VCF Files
Genome VCF (gVCF) files are VCF v4.1 files that follow a set of conventions for representing all sites within the genome in a reasonably compact format. The gVCF files include all sites within the region of interest in a single file for each sample.
The gVCF file shows no-calls at positions with low coverage, or where a low-frequency variant (< 3%) occurs often enough (> 1%) that the position cannot be called to the reference. A genotype (GT) tag of ./. indicates a no-call.
For more information, see sites.google.com/site/gvcftools/home/about-gvcf.
RNA-Seq Alignment v1.0 Online Help
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I am not quite sure from your description if you actually contracted nodes into some kind of super nodes -- which means the original nodes no longer exist -- or whether you used the "group nodes" feature -- so the original nodes still exist, but are contained in special group nodes.
In the first case, you can set the size or any other visual feature of these super nodes just like any other nodes, and especially you can do so based on some attribute in the visualization -> mapping tab. So this means you only need an attribute that tells you how many original nodes were contracted into the super node. To produce such an attribute in visone, navigate to the transformation -> nodes -> merge tab and select the "contract nodes" operation. In that tab, you should also check the "create multiplicity" box at the bottom. Whenever you then apply the contraction operation to your currently selected nodes via this tab, the multiplicity attribute will later tell you for the resulting super node how many nodes were contracted into it. You can then use this multiplicity attribute to set some visual feature in the visualization -> mapping tab. (To select all nodes in the same category quickly, I suggest to use the “select” feature in the attribute manager if you have these categories represented in the form of an attribute. You can access the attribute manager from the toolbar at the top.)
If instead you used the "group nodes" feature and created group nodes, then you can still produce the same kind of attribute when creating group nodes (just select "create group nodes" instead of "contract nodes" as the kind of merge operation in the same tab). However, you cannot affect all visual features of group nodes like the visual features of normal nodes. That is because size, shape and position of these group nodes are fixed by the positioning, shape and size of the individual nodes they are created from -- which means you have to change the position, shape or size of the contained nodes to change position, shape or size of the group node. However, you could still set the color and label of the group nodes according to some attribute value, independent of the color and labels of the contained nodes.
Note that you can also select some standard ways to aggregate the attributes of the individual nodes in the "merge nodes" tab, just in case you have a need for this in your analysis, too.
Hope this helps!
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https://www.careersin.space/job/archangel-aerospace-group-united-kingdomharwell-full-time-machine-learning-engineer-uas-navigation/
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Unlocking the value of deployable autonomous technology
We have an exciting role available where you will join our team to solve autonomous navigation in challenging environments without reliable GPS signals to protect lives in military and civilian use cases. You will be working with a team of engineers to develop the hardware and software to allow drones to navigate using visual information. You will be responsible for researching, developing, and deploying novel computer vision algorithms for autonomous navigation. As our work is highly knowledge driven you will spend a lot of time being trained in and pioneering the use of novel deep learning frameworks, cloud computing, and 3D simulation to be able to handle the large volumes of data and deliver world-leading technology to our customers.
Day-to-day tasks you work on might include:
- Researching, designing, and implementing novel machine learning and computer vision solutions to assist autonomous navigation
- Exploring the latest and greatest in computer vision algorithms from scientific literature and conference publications
- Running 3-D Simulations to evaluate and improve performance of visual navigation algorithms
- Live flight trials, testing of your algorithms and analysing data to make improvement
What do you need to have?
- Excellent Python coding skills
- Excellent skills in deep learning (CNN training, testing, evaluation and deployment)
- Proficient with multiple machine vision / machine learning frameworks (PyTorch , Tensorflow,
- OpenCV, Kornia, TensorRT, etc.) with a strong portfolio of development examples
- What would be great to have?
You don’t need these to apply, but if you do, highlight them to help your application stand out:
- Experience with computer vision tasks like object recognition, semantic segmentation
- Experience developing AI / ML solutions for robotics platforms using ROS
- Navigation and positioning/ camera pose estimation algorithms eg. visual odometry, SLAM
- Experience deploying deep learning models to edge hardware
- Experience developing scalable machine learning pipelines in the cloud
- Solid understanding of conventional computer vision techniques
- Experience with robotics simulation platforms
- Familiarity with automation and DevOps (Docker, CI/CD)
- Software development using C++
- Location: All hardware and much of the flight-related work is based at the Harwell Science and
- Innovation Campus. Visits to the office for collaboration are therefore strongly preferred although much of the software development can be done remotely.
- Security clearance: You will need access to government restricted info to do the work, so you must be willing to and be eligible to pass security checks.
What you’ll get in return:
- Merit-based compensation (salary, bonuses, shares options scheme)
- Training & development programs (e.g., drone pilot training)
- The ability to make a measurable difference in a small company building cutting edge technology with big visions
- Flexibile work: Options for flexible working hours, working from home (when feasible) and custom arrangements that matter to you
- A culture of supportive team and high ownership so you can get as much responsibility as you are willing to take on
- A variety of perks: Gym discounts, cinema half price, free phone insurance, shopping, and supermarket discounts plus many more!
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http://hastenidounspectrum.tumblr.com/post/28763996188/superpunch2-saeid-mohammadpourkarkaragh-yes
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Saeid Mohammadpourkarkaragh. Yes, really. The top comment:
Karkaragh is a region in Iran’s Ardabil. It was a common practice in Iran when they started the new naming system to attach person’s place of birth to their last name. That was probably in his great grandparents’ time but the name of course lives on. I have many friends with long city/town/village/area names like this in their last name. Some opted for dropping it since as you can imagine it could be troublesome. And also it’s a separate word from Mohammadpour (which itself is a combination meaning “Son of Mohammad”). NBC probably ran out of space and had to contract it into one word.
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- This topic is empty.
- The forum ‘CSS’ is closed to new topics and replies.
I’ve been using a slightly modified version of the Skelton framework. The standard template uses a 960px layout where as I’ve implemented the code from here so it would work with a 1200px layout. However testing my page here I noticed the iPad display would render the desktop version.
I tried zooming out with the meta viewport tag but couldn’t get it working. Any CSS’s whizes out there that can help me?
We’d need to see a live link.
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With all the frenzy about an open alternative to Twitter, Facebook, and whatever will come after those, I want to understand why open alternatives are better. It's just assumed, isn't it?
First: what are some successful open alternatives?
Mozilla as an alternative to Internet Explorer
LAMP stack (for the back-end of the WWW)
The Internet as an alternative to however we lived before
Is an open alternative to Facebook going to work? If it's distributed, some people say forget it. Does calling it an open alternative condemn it to failure?
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https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2001/08/msg01114.html
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Re: Perl 5.6
On Tue, Aug 07, 2001 at 12:11:13PM -0400, Jason Price wrote:
> I am currently running a stable distribution of debian, but want to get
> Perl 5.6 installed. I noticed it is not in the stable distribution.
> What would be the safest/best/easiest way to get it installed? I'm a
> pretty new linux user, so be gentle. :)
Compile it up yourself, or get a precompiled binary, and install it
manually (not with dpkg) in /usr/local. That way, you can have your own
scripts use Perl 5.6 and Debian packages use Perl 5.005. Don't try to
crowbar Perl 5.6 into Debian stable directly, as that way lies confusion
and probable disaster - a lot of stuff depends on perl.
You can use the stow package to handle the installation in /usr/local if
you want to make sure it uninstalls cleanly, although using stow on perl
correctly might be challenging.
Colin Watson [[email protected]]
- Perl 5.6
- From: "Jason Price" <[email protected]>
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https://boostlog.io/@mohammedalsayedomar/getting-started-with-unity-part-4-scripting-5abcd2b80814730093a2ef09
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This will be the last tutorial of Getting started with Unity and it will be about scripting in Unity. If you haven't read the previous parts, make sure you do from the links in the reference section at the end.
We will be coding using C# and Visual Studio. But first, we will setup our preference with the IDE of our choice which in our case is Visual Studio. We will later understand what is a componenet and write a simple script that moves the attached object based on player input.
Organization and Setting Preference
In any empty project created, It is good to keep things organized for you and for others working with you. Usually, the main folders are
- _Scenes (The underscore is to keep the folder always at the top to easily find it)
There are some other important folders as well but we don't need them here like
Now put the Level1 scene we created earlier in the _Scenes folder and you are good to go.
For the preference, go to Edit > Preferences Setting
A small window will pop up. From there, go to External Tools and open the drop down of External Script Editor and choose the IDE you want. If it's not there, click the browse option and navigate for the .exe file. Also, ignore the SDK and JDK for now, they are only needed for Android build which will have it's separate tutorial.
Everything is a component
Before diving in deep, you need to understand that Unity uses entity component system to create it's GameObject. This means all GameObjects are containers for components which can be attached to give it its behavior and properties. For example the Transform that comes by default with any GameObject. There are other stuff too like Box Colliders, Rigidbodies, etc...
The script that we write is considered a behavioral component. That's because we are specifying certain behavior writing that script. It is a good practice to split your script to multiple behaviors and use them as modular puzzle pieces. For example, Movment and DieAfterCollision. I see these are 2 different puzzle pieces. If you want an object to move, add the Movement behaviour/script to it and same thing if you want it to kill it after collision.
Now that we are organized and have chosen our favorite IDE, let's create our script. There are various ways of creating scripts, we will mention each when times come. The first way is by Right click in project tab, then Create > C# Script. It is extremely important to name it once you create it as we will discuss now.
Go to the Scripts folder and create a new script and name it anything. I named mine Test Script creation
You will notice the inspector changed with the content of the script. Double click the script to open it in your favorite IDE. This is what you will be welcomed with.
Notice clearly the name of the class Test matches the name of the script Test.cs
Public class Test : Monobehavior
If they didn't match, the script won't work and you won't be able to attach it to anything until you fix it. Either change the class name or the script name. That's why it is important to name the script after creating it and avoid renaming it.
The created class derives from Monobehavior which allows the script to run in the game loop. It gives the script also the ability to listen to certain events like:
- Start : That run only once at the beginning
- Update : That runs every frame (where game logic would be)
- On Collision Enter: That gets called once a collision happen (but a collider and a rigidbody components are needed)
You can check the full list in Unity's documentation
Add this line of code
public float speed = 1.5f;
The good thing about Unity is that the public variables are editable in the inspector and you can tweak it in the editor without returning back to the script every time. Any floating point ends with f.
Now add this to your Update function
transform.Translate(new Vector3(Input.GetAxis("Horizontal"), 0, Input.GetAxis("Vertical")) * speed * Time.deltaTime);
Now, what does this code does? let's break it down a bit:
This is a built in function that access the Transform component of the GameObject that this script is attached to. The capital T Transform is the class itself while the t Transform is the transform of the object that is attached to the script.
There are various functions in the Transform class like
And a lot more. You can check them in the Unity's Documentation
The translate functions takes a Vector3 which is simply a vector in 3D space. A x,y and z coordinates.
We can look at this line of code as:
transform.Translate(DirectionVector * speed * Time.deltaTime);
We want to move on the X-axis when we press (left or right) and move on Z-axis when we press (up and down). The Input.GetAxis function is a built in function that returns a value of an axis between -1 and 1 and can be mapped to joystick buttons (Check documentation). The Horizontal is mapped to the left,right and A,D keys while the Vertical is mapped to up,down and W,S keys.
You can edit and add new axes from Edit>Project Settings>Input
Finally the Time.deltaTime is to make the speed frame independent. As we know, the Update function run 60 frames per seconds. On a very fast machines, it could be 90FPS. On mobile devices, it might be 30 FPS. To make our speed frame independent, we multiply our speed by Time.deltaTime
First of all, go to your scene and
- Set the camera position (0,11,-22)
- Set the rotation to (-30,0,0)
- Set the Scale to (1,1,1).
Now, create a new a new cube give it a name, I called it Player and
- Set the Position (0,3,-15)
- Set the Rotation to (0,0,0).
- Set the Scale to (1,1,2).
Let's assign your script to it. There are many ways to assign the script
- Drag and drop in Inspector, Hierarchy or Scene Drag and drop
- Add Componenet button in Inspector You can create a script by pressed AddComponenet button and wirting down the name of the new C# script, or you can add an existing script by writing the name down Add componenet button
- Component>Scripts drop down Menu Dropdown
You can now edit the public variable speed and it will affect the speed without going back to the script everytime.
Update public variable
To remove a component, Simply click on the Gear icon and choose Remove Component
Now that it's completed. Press play to enter Player mode and enjoy. You can edit your speed variable at run time, but be careful. The changes done at runtime are lost when you exit Play mode.
We were able to make a cube move based on your input. This cube can be later replaced with anything like a car, human, alien, anything! We understood what a component is and that the script we write is a behavioral component. We knew different ways of adding and assigning scripts. We also know how to expose some variable from scripts to the inspector to be able to modify them.
Make sure to refer to Unity's Documentation when you are stuck with anything, They have examples ready for you to copy paste and test. You will find the clases you need under UnityEngine>Classes.
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Title: Adversaries Don't Care About Averages: Batch Attacks Against Deep Learning Models
Abstract: We study a new batch attack scenario on deep learning models where the goal of the adversary is to acquire some adversarial examples (from a large pool of candidates instances) given limits on total resource cost. We consider black-box attacks, where cost is measured by the number of model queries. Our basic hypotheses are that (1) there is high variance in the cost to find an adversarial example across a set of seed images and (2) there exist efficient strategies to identify the easiest-to-attack seeds. Hence, the number of successful adversarial examples found by batch attackers in batch attack scenario can be much more than one would expect from an average cost evaluation since adversaries can focus their resources on the most cost efficient seeds. Our preliminary results on state-of-the-art deep learning models support both hypotheses, and show that a simple greedy strategy often provides surprisingly good performance. Since designing robust models resistant to adversarial samples has become an important research direction, we test the robustness of existing robust models against batch attackers, and propose to develop and evaluate methods for testing the robustness of machine learning systems in settings where attackers have limited knowledge and resources.
Yanjun Qi (Chair)
David Evans (Advisor)
Yuan Tian (Advisor)
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Simplify the selection of devices attached to your system with the Intel® RealSense™ SDK 2016 R1. This tutorial will teach you how to enumerate modules and multiple devices so you can select the appropriate device.
Archived - How to Determine the Camera Connection State Using the Intel® RealSense™ IsConnected and Callback MethodsRetrieve the connection state of a camera device by querying the Intel® RealSense™ SDK SenseManager and the IsConnected method. Once established, monitor the connection state using Intel RealSense SDK callback functionality. This tutorial demonstrates both approaches.
User experience (UX) guidelines exist for the implementation of Intel® RealSense™ technology in applications. We developed an application to help you visualize and implement the unique UX requirements necessary when design for the Intel® RealSense™ technologies. Source code for the application is available for download.
This code sample allows the user to scan their face using a front-facing Intel® RealSense™ camera, project it onto a customizable head mesh, and apply post-processing effects on it. It’s an extension of a previous code sample titled Applying Intel® RealSense™ SDK Face Scans to a 3D Mesh by adding features and techniques to improve the quality of the final head result as well as provide a series...
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Nowadays, anybody can afford to order a feature-packed web hosting plan for next to nothing; however, affordable price is not the only criterion which should be considered when purchasing web hosting services. The basics of what you should look for in choosing a web hosting company, not just concentrating on the best price and features, but also on reliability and honesty. You’re investing your money and effort into finding paying customers and you wouldn’t like to lose them in order to save a few dollars per month on a web hosting service. ASPHostPortal.com is reliable and honest ASP.NET hosting provider for you. Today, they offer Entity Framework 7 hosting with excellent service and responsive support.
Entity Framework is highly recommended technology to build any complex system. Entity Framework is more powerful than ADO.NET and LINQ to SQL. Object Relational Mapping (ORM) is the main technology that Entity Framework is used. ORM will generate business objects according to database structure. ORM reduce work code and very simple to use. The developer doesn’t need to write SQL statements to access data.
Entity Framework can reduce code by creating Model instead of create class to access data. It is easy and fast Functionality for select, Insert, update, delete and other CRUD operation. Their data access code is under source control. If any Database Modification required, no need to change data access logic. You have to just change model or business object.
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Open source software is usually free of cost. So how do open source developers and companies make money? Here’s a look at different open source business models, and examples of companies and organizations that have successfully endorsed them.
The Freemium Model
Freemium pricing models, in which companies build an open source product and allow free use of the code but charge for a value-added, enterprise-ready implementation of the same product, are one of the most popular open source business models today. MongoDB and ownCloud are examples.
This approach to monetizing open source code has the advantage of being simple and straightforward for both companies and users. On the other hand, companies run the risk of being accused of dumbing-down the free version of their software in order to push users toward the enterprise edition.
The VAR Approach: Redistributing Open Source Code
Taking open source code written elsewhere and selling it in value-added form is probably the most popular open source business model today. That’s what Talend does with Hadoop and other open source big data products, for example. Mirantis and lots of other vendors do it with OpenStack, for another.
This is different from the freemium model discussed above because in these cases, the companies that redistribute an open source program are not the only ones who develop it (although they often contribute). That makes it a little harder to sell customers on a company’s special expertise regarding a particular open source code base. But the model seems to work well enough.
Offering support services for open source software is another obvious way to monetize a product that is given away for free. This is what many of the big GNU/Linux companies, like Red Hat and Canonical , primarily do to make money. (Cygnus Solutions, which launched in 1989 to provide support for GNU software and merged with Red Hat a decade later, was the first company to show that selling support for free software could be a viable business practice.)
The support approach works well as long as the product you support is sufficiently important and complicated enough for other businesses to be willing to pay you to guarantee that it will work for them.
It’s less practical for open source software that is not widely used in production, however (which is why it is only recently that open source companies have introduced commercial support for new container technology, for example). That creates a sort of chicken-and-egg problem: The commercial value of the software in question has to be proven in production environments before customers will pay for commercial support in the same environments.
But this has not stopped Red Hat, which is probably the commercial open source world’s biggest success story, from becoming a billion-dollar company by selling support for GNU/Linux and related open source software.
Asking for donations to support open source software development is an obvious way to make some money, but it probably doesn’t seem like a practical solution for a large-scale software project today. And it’s not. I can’t think of any major open source project that relies heavily on donations currently.
Historically, however, donors’ money could amount to more than pocket change. Richard Stallman’s GNU project depended largely on monetary donations in the 1980s and 1990s, for example, a time period during which it was enormously successful in churning out code. By the later 1980s companies such as Hewlett-Packard were giving GNU donations on the order of $100,000. That was a considerable sum for GNU, whose annual operating budget in its early years was around $25,000.
GNU also made money by selling copies of its software on disk. Depending on what version users chose to purchase, the cost could be as high as $5,000. Since the GNU software was also readily and legally available free of charge over the Internet, the disk-based distribution program essentially amounted to a donation fund. It was a nice way to support GNU development, especially for people who could purchase GNU software with their employer’s budgets.
Building a Foundation
Several of the biggest open source projects thrive today because they are supported by foundations that collect money from industry partners and use it to fund development. This is what the Linux Foundation and the OpenStack Foundation do.
This method works well for big, important open source projects because it brings in corporate money without requiring developers to work directly for corporations. True, someone can always say that corporations wield too much influence over the foundations, of course, which happened earlier this year with VMware and the Linux Foundation. But such complaints have not become serious obstacles for the large open source foundations.
The foundation approach is much less useful for smaller open source projects, however. Unless your open source platform is helping deep-pocketed companies to make millions of dollars, as Linux and OpenStack do, they’re not likely to sign up to support your foundation.
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You've found Rick Shaw's home page. In years past this was the home page for Rickshaw Consulting, and pictures of my family. Between work and other activites I haven't had much of an opportunity for projects.
I'm something of an unclosetted novelist, and in the future I plan to publish excerpts from my short stories or chapters from my longer proejcts.
For now it will serve a place holder, and access point for domains I've held for some time.
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I always read the originals in the five languages I master more or less. I hope I will be able someday to do the same in the language I am currently learning, Arabic. I regret to have given up Latin and Ancient Greek, I enjoyed reading texts written in Latin.
I amuse myself sometimes to compare translations, from Arabic and Hebrew authors for instance. I have the impression that the author “writes differently” according to the French or Italian translator. There are good translations and less good ones.
I also tried to read a Russian novel BADLY translated to Spanish. They gave spanish names to the caracters, Piotr became Pedro that was awful, I gave up. Unfortunately I will never be able to read Russian authors in their original text. Life is too short!
Usually I don't read translated things, but sometimes I read translated articles when I am in a rush.
I like reading books in English (The book or Ebooks) and I like reading articles.
Do you read ebooks? Where do you find them?
I find them on www.english-e-reader.net. I like this website because there are many books and the audibooks.
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Recently I needed to learn how to access a http resource from work from my home computer. Being relatively new to ssh, I was completely unaware I could forward a port and access the required resource form my home computer.
If you can ssh into your work server, you can perform local port forwarding using the following ssh command.
ssh <username>@<hostname> -L <localport>:<host>:<hostport>
ssh [email protected] -L 8080:localhost:8057
The above example, forwards localhost:8057 from my work server’s to my home computer’s localhost:8080, giving me local access to a resource previously not accessible.
To learn more about local and remote port forwarding check out this website.
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One of my market leading client is urgently looking for a Cloud Program Manager to join their team in Denmark.
This is a great opportunity to work with new technologies in an international environment.
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Must lead project teams and manage activities associated with projects that are typically cross-department or organizational entity-wide in scope. Projects tend to be complex and technical in nature and may last six months to more than one year in duration
- Must work with the cross functional teams to identify, articulate, and manage project risks and issues
- Must drive project issues through to resolution using the methodology established in the organization and effectively manage and control project changes
- Must proactively manage and direct on-site IT staff including consultants and external vendors
- Create and deliver presentations on project goals and plans, including progress reports
- Have a deep understanding of IT infrastructure, Upgrades, Application dependencies, Cloud platforms, Data Center solutions and migration experience
- Prior experience in delivering projects using Scrum/ Agile methodologies
- Certifications: PMP, PMI, Prince, ITIL, SCM, Agile
- Cloud Technology Certification (Azure/ AWS/ Google) is added advantage
- Experience with project estimating, scheduling/planning and tracking methods
- Must be proficient with Microsoft Project (MPP) and other tools like Jira etc
My client offers:
- Broad range of activities, tasks and projects
- Further development and professional advancement
- Friendly and international working environment
- Competitive salary and various benefits
Does this sound like you?
If you want to be involved with a fast-paced environment with an employer that offers a generous competitive salary and professional growth, then this position is a perfect match for you. Please send me your CV immediately
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Site Reliability EngineerApply for this job
The Web3 Foundation nurtures and stewards technologies and applications for the decentralized web. We collaborate with cutting-edge developer teams, researchers and community leaders to strengthen and extend the uses of decentralized technologies; building the future of identity, privacy, financial markets, commerce, and more.
Our core project at the moment is Polkadot, a protocol designed to connect blockchains and allow them to interoperate, share security and more. In addition, we are supporting the development of a number of technologies that form the Web 3.0 tech stack – such as decentralized messaging, distributed storage or secret management.
Do you like automation? Do you know Linux like the back of your hand? Do you want to work on creating the Web 3.0 infrastructure? Are you excited about joining a startup? We are looking for a team member whose mastery of Linux, Github, Docker and Kubernetes is second to none.
Then come join the Web3 Foundation team in Zug as a
Site Reliability Engineer
- Take ownership of the deployment and maintenance of Web3’s critical services, including chain operations and monitoring systems
- Help secure services and infrastructure using state of the art tools and technologies, such as VPNs, EDR, Vulnerability Management Systems, secure CI/CD, etc.
- Define, document, and implement data protection, observability and availability baselines in line with best practices across Web3’s infrastructure
- Participate in on-call rotation, disaster recovery, and post-mortem analysis
- Solid experience (at least two years) in cloud-native environments and their orchestration and automation using Kubernetes, Docker, Prometheus, Helm, etc.
- On-call and incident response experience
- Background and strong interest in security, and privacy by design
- Team player with excellent interpersonal and communication skills in English
- Experience with code review and audit (Typescript, Rust)
- Knowledge of Polkadot, and blockchain technologies in general
- Competitive compensation and employee benefits
- Regular company retreats at unique locations located around Europe
- Opportunity to work in a multinational, high-performance team with diverse backgrounds (i.e. physics, computer science, machine-learning algorithm design, legal, financial products, management consulting, marketing & advertising, etc.)
To apply to this position, we ask you to answer a few questions in the application form, and to submit your CV and a cover letter, telling us a bit about yourself and your motivation to join us.
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PYTHON PIL MANUAL
Pillow — Pillow (PIL Fork) 8.2.0 documentation
The Python Imaging Library adds image processing capabilities to your Python interpreter. This library provides extensive file format support, an efficient internal representation, and fairly powerful image processing capabilities. The core image library is designed
Tutorial — Pillow (PIL Fork) 3.0.0 documentation
The Python Imaging Library also allows you to work with the individual bands of an multi-band image, such as an RGB image. The split method creates a set of new images, each containing one band from the original multi-band image. The merge function takes a mode and a tuple of images, and combines them into a new image.
The Python Language Reference — Python 3.9.5 documentation
May 12, 2021The Python Language Reference¶ This reference manual describes the syntax and “core semantics” of the language. It is terse, but attempts to be exact and complete. The semantics of non-essential built-in object types and of the built-in functions and modules are described in The Python Standard Library.
Pillow · PyPI
Apr 01, 2021The Python Imaging Library adds image processing capabilities to your Python interpreter. This library provides extensive file format support, an efficient internal representation, and fairly powerful image processing capabilities. The core image library is designed for fast access to data stored in a few basic pixel formats.
(Tutorial) First Steps with PIL: Python Imaging Library
Sep 30, 20101 – PIL: Python Imaging Library. PIL or Python Imaging Library is a package that exposes many functions to manipulate images from a Python script. PIL official homepage is HERE. The current version of PIL is PIL 1.1.7 and is available for Python 2.3 up to Python 2.7. I’ll use PIL 1.1.7 for Python 2.6 in this article.
How to convert an image to Black & White in Python (PIL
Furthermore, manual method described in this tutorial can be a great practice to understand digital images, pixels, basic Python concepts (such as for loops, while loops, iteration, lists, tuples, variables etc.) for universities, other educational institutions, work training and for Python beginners alike.
Create a certificate using Python PIL - CodeSpeedy
Generally, creation of certificate requires manual work, but Python’s pillow module can save all effort! Feed a sample certificate, list the names, and we’re good to go. What is PIL? PIL is an acronym for Python’s Pillow module. Basically, PIL module provides with methods to work on images in Python
Python 3.9.5 documentation
May 12, 2021Python 3.9.5 documentation. Welcome! This is the documentation for Python 3.9.5. Parts of the documentation: What's new in Python 3.9? or all "What's new" documents since 2.0. Tutorial start here. Library Reference keep this under your pillow. Language Reference describes syntax and language elements.
python - How to I use PIL Imaget(table) method to
Jun 27, 2011I have 8-bit greyscale TIFF images that I want to convert to Monochrome using a 75% white (decimal 190) threshold. In the Imageert(mode) method section, the PIL manual says: "When translating a greyscale image into a bitlevel image (mode "1"), all non-zero values are set to 255 (white). To use other thresholds, use the point method."[PDF]
Pillow (PIL Fork) Documentation
Pillow (PIL Fork) Documentation, Release 8.2.0 Pillow is the friendly PIL fork byAlex Clark and Contributors. PIL is the Python Imaging Library by Fredrik Lundh and Contributors. Pillow for enterprise is available via the Tidelift Subscriptionn more. CONTENTS 1
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SOA Framework Software Engineer MaxPoint Interactive
THIS JOB HAS EXPIRED Job Description
MaxPoint is seeking a highly motivated SOA Framework Java Developer in our Austin, Texas office to develop integration services within a Java framework using SOA principles. This position requires a seasoned Java engineer with full life cycle development experience building reusable components and API?s from requirements gathering, design, development, unit test as well as documentation.
Developing core integration technologies supporting MaxPoint?s SOA-based application framework.
Working with peer software development team members to design and enhance our service oriented platform
As a SOA Framework Java Developer, you will be responsible for incorporating modern enterprise integration technologies, developing new software modules, integration logic, adapters, and core services for the next generation MaxPoint platform.
Work across multiple development teams to enable a new generation of applications and service offerings for our digital advertising platform by designing and developing reusable components for MaxPoint?s software services framework
Preferred Skills and Experiences
Developing software in an iterative / agile-like manner
Designing and developing services to integrate with MaxPoint?s existing operational platforms
Maximizing the use of modern enterprise integration technologies to accelerate time to market
Python experience a plus
A framework development mindset
Messaging system tools - ApacheMQ, RabbitMQ, Apache Kafka
Familiarity with Java technologies like Spring, Maven, Jenkins & Artifactory
Unit testing experience
Prior experience creating and documenting API?s
BS in Computer Science or other technical discipline (with significant computer coursework)
Experience developing applications in Java and utilizing Java platforms, frameworks and technologies
Must be eligible to work in the United States (we are not able to sponsor visas at this time)
Minimum of 7 years of software development experience.
3+ years of experience with mid- to large-scale software architectures, service oriented architecture principles, and enterprise integration.
Demonstrated expertise in translating conceptual designs into effective and implementable solutions.
Exposure to diverse set of established and emerging software technologies.
What?s in it for you
MaxPoint offers a generous benefits package including company paid premiums for employee and family health, dental and vision coverage, company contributed Flexible Spending Account for eligible medical expenses, 401k, paid vacation and holidays. Additional benefits include optional employee paid life insurance and AD&D, voluntary long-term disability, and employee contributed Flexible Spending Account for eligible medical and dependent care expenses.
MaxPoint?s retail advertising platform drives in-store traffic for retailers and brands. The company?s Digital Zip? technology delivers the most effective and scalable neighborhood-level online campaigns. MaxPoint can pinpoint qualified customers interested in purchasing your product with more precision than using traditional zip codes, ultimately offering accurate neighborhood-level targeting with national scalability and reach. Founded in 2007, MaxPoint has offices in New York, Chicago, Bentonville, Austin, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Raleigh-Durham.
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To Delete a Worksheet Column,you Can First Select It by _____.
To delete a worksheet column,you can first select it by _____.
A) clicking the column heading
B) double-clicking the column heading
C) clicking anywhere in the column
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This is a version of PITest with an extended set of mutation operators/individual transformations. We show in our recent papers that this extended set of mutants is more suitable than the original version of PITest and other mutation tools for scientific inquiries.
You can find more details about our work here:
- Laurent, T., Papadakis, M., Kintis, M., Henard, C., le Traon, Y. and Ventresque, A., 2017. "Assessing and Improving the Mutation Testing Practice of PIT". International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation.
- Coles, H., Laurent, T., Henard, C., Papadakis, M. and Ventresque, A., 2016. "PIT: a practical mutation testing tool for Java". International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis (pp. 449-452). Link
- Laurent, T., Ventresque, A., Papadakis, M., Henard, C. and Traon, Y.L., 2016. Assessing and improving the mutation testing practice of PIT. arXiv preprint arXiv:1601.02351. Link
The extended set of mutants is now available in PIT's main code at https://github.com/hcoles/pitest/
We make Extended PITest available as a JAR file. Thus, it can be run Extended Pitest through Ant or the command line, just as the normal PITest.
Instructions for running PITest through Ant and the command line are available at http://pitest.org/quickstart/ . pitestPlus.jar then replaces the usual pitest.jar file. As the current build of Extended PITest is based on an older version of PITest, we also provide the corresponding pitest-ant.jar and pitest-command-line.jar files. Also note that this version does not need the pitest-entry.jar file mentioned in the instructions.
The additional mutants can be used by passing their name to the mutators argument and are as follows:
ABS: replaces a variable with its additive inverse
AOD: replaces an arithmetic expression with each of its operands
AOR: replaces an arithmetic operator with every other one
CRCR: replaces a constant a with its additive inverse, or with 1, 0, a+1, a-1
OBBN: replaces the operators & with | and vice versa
ROR: replaces the a relational operator with every other one
UOI: Replaces a variable with a unary operator or removes an instance of an unary operator
The source code for the additional mutators is provided in the extended folder. To add these mutators to your version of pit, place this folder in org/pitest/mutationtest/engine/gregor/mutators/experimental/ and register the mutators in org.pitest.mutationtest.engine.gregor.config.MUTATORS. In order to use the AODMutator2 mutator, a getAccess() method should be added to org.pitest.mutationtes.engine.gregor.MethodInfo.
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DescriptionThis package provides a TCP-based server that allows a client to access dictionary definitions from a set of natural language dictionary databases. Many dictionary databases have been packaged for use with dictd. They are described in the /usr/share/doc/dictd/README.Debian.gz file. Either dict-gcide or dict-wn is essential for a useful English language dictionary server. It is strongly recommended that both be installed. If you are interested in computer terminology, it is recommended to install at least dict-jargon, dict-foldoc, or dict-vera. The client program, dict, is packaged separately and is needed on all machines that will use the server.
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As majority of apps out there have a website alternative which people are also able to use. I created a mock up of what this would look like as I thought that it was important to consider what the target user could use if their phone wasn’t available. On this webpage mockup I have tried to kept the same layout as the app, however, with the side menu being permanently accessed. I have also included a logout button in the top right hand corner to allow the user to simply logout of the app if required.
It was important to me that I was able to show the app in context when talking about it. I personally thought that it would allow the user to visualise what the app would look like better, rather than just having screenshot of the app. I completed this by downloading free to use photoshop product mockups then taking the screenshots of the app into photoshop and editing them into the mockups.
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The app should be in sync with any NFC. So I’d like to make a social media app exact as POPL.co. I can take a new NFC chip, read the QR Code, takes me to the app to download. User registrations sign-in or Login, then 1 new user can input all of social media usernames accounts to sync as contacts. I would like the app to have control features on privacy. To allow which content to view wh...
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I need to remove the white background of these images and keep the shadows nicely + remove the background om the puppy image.
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I have a project that is using hbs. view engine on top of NodeJS. I have flash messages that show users different messages like "Password is incorrect". Flash message has animation and it all works fine. What my problem is that the flash messages are not shown in the correct position on desktop or mobile. In the attachment is a .pdf file where I explain with pictures what I need. 1. ...
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The relative path from the planet to the parent of this object. Optional (will default to the root sector).
Whether the positional and rotational coordinates are relative to parent instead of the root planet object.
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Hi, I'm not sure whether this problem has been posted before, but I can't use the context menu on zip files when the file is located on the desktop.
I usually download files to the desktop for easy finding. If I have a zip file on the desktop and use opus to navigate to the desktop and try to use the right click context menus on the zip file nothing happens; no menu.
Double clicking the file lists the contents in a new lister, but no context menu.
This only seems to affect zip files. Images, music, docs all seem to work correctly.
Go to /desktopdir instead of /desktop.
/desktopdir is the real directory which contains your desktop files.
/desktop is a virtual folder which merges the contents of /desktopdir with the contents of the similar directory for All Users, as well as some icons which don't really physically exist (like the Recycle Bin).
Virtual folders are handled by Explorer (within Opus) and thus do not support any Opus-only context menus.
Alternatively, you may be able to make the context menu work in a way which is supported in both Explorer and Opus, but if it's just for the Desktop then using /desktopdir is usually preferable and easier.
Thanks for that, it now works as expected. My problem was I had a button setup that used the Go /desktop command. Now changed this to Go /desktopdir.
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For those who were awaiting my next post in this series- Your wait comes to an end.
This time around I was reading a bit of Stochastic Process and came across some journals and of course our very own Wikipedia , to find some interesting applications of this so called theoretical topic.
Stochastic Processes are every where around us. They can be time series or may be random variables. Stock Market Analysts have great encounters with this statistical tool. But wondered why Electronics & Communication Engineers need to know about this?
I will get you some insight of it. Audio and video signals in communication are modeled as Stochastic Process.
Another example of Stochastic process is the Markov Chain.( The memory-less property)
A finite state machine can be used as a representation of a Markov chain. Assuming a sequence of independent and identically distributed input signals (for example, symbols from a binary alphabet chosen by coin tosses), if the machine is in state y at time n, then the probability that it moves to state x at timen + 1 depends only on the current state. Recall finite state machines in Digital Electronics. These are the base of today’s computers.
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Certain types of admins can convert a team member's account to an individual account. The team member's account becomes a Dropbox Basic account that isn't connected to your team account.
The team member keeps all shared files and folders they had access to before joining the team, and any private files in their account. You will no longer be able to manage their files once their account is converted.
Note: If someone was invited to join the team but never accepted, you only have the option to cancel the pending invite.
Prevent converted team members from retaining access to shared content
If a team member is converted to an individual account, remaining team members will retain access to any folders created by that leaving team member. This also applies to folders shared directly with them by that leaving team member. If any of those remaining team members are later converted or removed from the team, they will continue to have access to those shared folders from their individual accounts.
To prevent converted members from retaining access to shared content, have the original owner transfer ownership of their folders to a different team member before converting them to an individual account.
How to convert a team member to an individual account
- Converting a team member's account is permanent. After the conversion, you won't be able to restore the account or make any changes.
- Under some circumstances, converted team members may retain access to content that was shared with them by a previous team member. See above to learn how to prevent converted team members from retaining access.
- After converting a team member's account, you can reuse the license they occupied and invite another person to the team.
- Converted team members are displayed as Disconnected in the admin console’s Members page.
To convert a team member’s account to an individual account:
- Sign in to dropbox.com with your admin credentials.
- Click Admin console in the left sidebar.
- Click the Members tab.
- Click the gear icon next to the name of the person you want to remove.
- Select Delete member.
- Click Convert to individual Dropbox Basic account instead.
- Click Convert account.
The team member’s account will be converted to a Dropbox Basic account. If they’d like to upgrade, they can do so from the Upgrade page.
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Lab::Measurement - Log, describe and plot data on the fly
However, by now you probably want to use the following instead:
The Lab::Measurement module distribution simplifies the task of running a measurement, writing the data to disk and keeping track of necessary meta information that usually later you don't find in your lab book anymore.
If your measurements don't come out nice, it's not because you were using the wrong software.
The actual Lab::Measurement module belongs to the deprecated legacy module stack. We are in the process of re-writing the entire code base using Modern Perl techniques and the Moose object system. Please port your code to the new API; its documentation can be found on the Lab::Measurement homepage.
This software is copyright (c) 2021 by the Lab::Measurement team; in detail:
Copyright 2005-2006 Daniel Schroeer 2011 Andreas K. Huettel 2012 Alois Dirnaichner, Andreas K. Huettel, David Kalok, Hermann Kraus 2013 Andreas K. Huettel 2014 Christian Butschkow 2016 Andreas K. Huettel, Simon Reinhardt 2017-2018 Andreas K. Huettel 2019 Simon Reinhardt 2020 Andreas K. Huettel
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.
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The first Lux Blox model I posted on this blog was an octahedron. After a little more practice, though, I have an improved model of this polyhedron to show here.
Lux are for sale at http://www.luxblox.com.
This is the first model I built with Lux Blox, a modeling-system I’ve been checking out. If you’d like to try Lux for yourself, the website to visit to get them is https://www.luxblox.com/.
This is an octahedron with an edge length of two. The eight triangular faces are blue, while the edges of the octahedron are orange. Apart from their colors, all these pieces are identical — the basic Lux block, also known as a Lux square. With just this one block, you can build literally millions of things. I’m into polyhedra, so that’s what I’ll be building a lot of, but someone obsessed with dinosaurs could build models of those, as well. Lux Blox are that versatile.
The images above and below show the same Lux polyhedron, viewed from different angles.
To get started packing space with cuboctahedra and octahedra, I started with a single octahedron, then augmented its square faces with additional cuboctahedra.
Next, I augmented each triangular face with a blue octahedron.
Next, I augmented each square face with a cuboctahedron.
Next, I added still more cuboctahedra.
The next step was to augment the yellow triangular faces with blue octahedra.
I next added more cuboctahedra.
This process may be continued without limit. I used a program called Stella 4d to make these models, and you can try this software yourself, for free, at this website.
This compound is the 16th stellation of the tetrakis hexahedron, the Catalan solid which is the dual of the Archimedean truncated octahedron. I made it using Stella 4d, which you can try for free at http://www.software3d.com/Stella.php.
Stella 4d: Polyhedron Navigator has a “put models on vertices” function which I used to build this complex of octahedra. If you’d like to try this software for yourself, there is a free trial version available at http://www.software3d.com/Stella.php.
This was created using Stella 4d, software you may try for free at this website.
Sometimes, when using Stella 4d (available here) to make various polyhedra, I lose track of how I got from wherever I started to the final step. That happened with this fractured version of an octahedron.
I created this using Stella 4d, which you can try for free right here. It’s much like a tessellation, but in three dimensions instead of two.
I created this image using Stella 4d, which you can try for free right here. It’s much like a tessellation, but in three dimensions instead of two.
I made this rotating virtual model using Stella 4d: Polyhedron Navigator, which you can try for yourself at http://www.software3d.com/Stella.php. This solid is different from most two-part polyhedral compounds because an unusually high fraction of one polyhedron, the yellow octahedron, is hidden inside the compound’s other component.
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Time-series databases show much promise for developers looking to collect, visualize, process, and alert time series data. Yet several questions remain such as: why do you need a specialized database for time-series data, what should you consider when looking for a time-series database, and how to get started with a minimal amount of time and effort?
DBTA held a webinar with Al Sargent, senior director of product, InfluxData, who discussed how to evaluate the various time series databases on the market and get started fast.
According to Sargent, time series data is a sequence of data points, successive measurements made from same source over a time interval , and plot the points on a graph and your X axis is time.
For example, time series data includes weather conditions, stock prices, server monitoring, healthcare data, and more. Now, however, time series data includes server logs and traces, Sargent said.
Time Series databases are optimized for collecting, storing, retrieving, and processing of time series data. Primary use cases consist of:
- Industrial settings: factories, oil and gas, agriculture, smart roads and infrastructure
- Consumer: wearables, consumer devices, and trackers
- Custom monitoring solutions to track servers, VMs, applications, users, or events
- Apps that instrument business, social or development metrics in real-time
Sargent explained that time series databases require a system that can ingest metrics, events, logs, traces. A solution must also be able to accumulate, act, and analyze a broad range of data sources. It must also be able to gain broad enrichment from a range of relational databases.
Additional requirements include:
- Rapid ingest
- Built-in data exploration
- Built-in data processing
- Built-in data collaboration
- Choice of languages
- Deployment flexibility
- Built-in dashboarding
- Broad alerting
- Pre-built templates
- Outbound integrations
An archived on-demand replay of this webinar is available here.
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Designing, installing and troubleshooting complex environments.
Always passionate about new technologies.
With over 20 year of experience with Microsoft Products, I started my own company idelimon BVBA five years ago and I am working for large International System Integrators and Hosting Companies. My primary work is mainly centred around Skype for Business, Enterprise Architecture, Business Development and Technical Leadership. Now joining forces with other renowned IT Specialists & Experts @ “the Collective”.
Microsoft Certified Master (MCM/MCSM) Lync Server 2010/2013.
I have the privilege of being a 10+ years MVP with last renewal in July 2018 MVP for Microsoft Teams (Office Apps & Services).
I have been talking passionately about Lync and Skype for Business at Community Events, TechDays, LyncDay, TechED Europe, TechED US, Lync Conference and Microsoft Ignite.
Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) From 2010 until today.
Read Johan’s ESPC19 session: Enable Telephony in Microsoft Teams with Microsoft Phone System & Direct Routing
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This Dashboard gives an overview of GIS related datasets on the Pacific Environment Portal. From digital atlases, interactive spatial data viewers to open access geospatial data repositories and online maps. You can find it all on this dashboard.
An open access geospatial data repository for the Pacific Region providing premier geophysical, geodetic, and marine spatial data sets.
The PacificMap provides easy access to spatial data: drag and drop your own spatial data on the map, or browse the Data Catalogue.
OpenStreetMap data is available for 14 Pacific Island Countries, in a GIS-friendly format. The OSM data has been split into layers based on themes (buildings, roads, points of interest, etc), and comes bundled with a QGIS project to help you get started with using the data. For more details click above or search for the OSM dataset on your national Environment Data Portal.
The Allen Coral Atlas aims to provide a high-resolution, up-to-date global image of the world’s coral reefs, and detailed maps showing the composition and structure of important reefs located throughout the world.
Marine Atlas - Fiji, Tonga, Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu
The Marine Atlases for Fiji, Tonga, Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu can be found on this portal. You can find both the reports and links to the Interactive data viewers. Search for the datasets using the keywords "Marine Atlas MACBIO".
Open dataset of boundaries and regulations that apply to marine protected areas (MPAs) and fishery management areas in international marine waters.
Freely available high-resolution topographic vector data for a selection of Pacific Island Countries.
The GEOSS Portal is an online map-based user interface which allows users to discover and access Earth observation data and resources from different providers from all over the world.
Pacific Catastrophe Risk Assessment and Financing Initiative. OpenDRI repository for the Pacific Region providing premier risk-related geospatial data sets.
The UN Biodiversity Lab is an online platform that allows policymakers and other partners to access global data layers, upload and manipulate their own datasets, and query multiple datasets to provide key information on the Aichi Biodiversity Targets and nature-based Sustainable Development Goals.
The Digital Atlas of Micronesia is the foremost source of maps and geospatial information for the Federated States of Micronesia.
Online interactive coral reef atlas that allows users to explore all of the coral reefs and shallow water marine habitats mapped on the Global Reef Expedition (Living Oceans Foundation).
Global Ocean Acidification Observing Network data portal: this data portal contains platforms and products measuring ocean acidification parameters around the world.
The Mapping Ocean Wealth data viewer is a live online resource for sharing understanding of the value of marine and coastal ecosystems to people. It includes global maps, regionally-specific studies, reference data, and a number of “apps” providing key data analytics. One example is the Mangrove Restoration Potential Map.
A magazine by women active in the geospatial industry to promote the profession to girls in school.
If you want to learn GIS skills to help you map protected areas, these 3 video's are for you. This collection of videos is an introductory, basic-level training to open source GIS software (QGIS) targeting technical-level government officers.
Want to create a map, open a GIS file or do spatial analysis? QGIS is a Free and Open Source Geographic Information System that allows you to do that. The Pacific Environment Portal shows you how to get started: https://pacific-data.sprep.org/dataset/qgis
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Zanyar Faiq Saeed
My name is Zanyar Faiq Saeed. I am an assistant professor having PhD in English Literature. I work both at the University of Sulaimani and Komar University of Science and Technology.
I believe in constructivism as an educational philosophy. This philosophy promotes the idea of "learning by doing" and hence posits that students should be active participants in their own learning process. It is my firm conviction that good teachers teach students, but great teachers ENABLE them to learning on their own. Good teachers produce replicas of themselves, but great teachers create creative and critical thinkers.
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This section provides information about the Infoblox Legacy Data Connector VM and how to deploy it with your Infoblox Grid to collect DNS query and response data. It also provides information about upgrades, VLAN tagging support, health monitoring, and commonly used CLI commands.
It includes the following sections:
- About Legacy Infoblox Data Connector
- Performance Specifications for Legacy Data Connector VM
- Deploying the Legacy Data Connector Virtual Appliance
- Upgrading the Infoblox Legacy Data Connector
- Reverting the Legacy Data Connector to the Previous Version
- Verifying the Registered LegacyData Connector
- VLAN Tagging Support
- Configuring Data Retention Period
- Events Tagging
- Changing the Destination Mode
- Purge the Data
- Configuring Data Filters
- Health Monitoring
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I have the following problem. I like to embed single items from Omeka (view like “items/show/ID”) in a Joomla Website. I created a module and I display the Item in a that module of Joomla and it is working properly, except I have the whole frame and navigation bars of Omeka in that Joomla window. I need only the content displayed.
Is there an easy way to pick the Item without the Omeka Frame and display it as a single object? Otherwise it is causing navigation problems for the user.
Unfortunately I found nothing about this topic.
Thank you for any help or hints.
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That’s right folks, we’re heading to Seattle! And not just for a visit – but a permanent move!
I was accepted to the University of Washington’s MS in Urban Planning program with a focus on Transportation Networks! I’ve been working toward this for a long time so I’m very excited that it’s finally becoming a reality!
While I’m sad to leave DC because the community here is doing fabulous things (albeit slower than I would like), I’m very excited to have the opportunity to explore the left coast!
You might notice that posts come less frequently over the course of the next few months as we pack up all of our worldly belongings (and pups) & head out on our next epic road-trip adventure!
So if you’ve got friends in Seattle, especially bikey ones, please let me know! I would love to connect!
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Best Practices for SSRed Components
The following sections describe best practices on how to make your components portable.
To determine whether your components follow best practices on APIs or methods usage, use the ESLint Plugin for LWC. Specifically, use the SSR preset to help you make your components server-side renderable.
For example, here are a few rules to identify non-portable components.
- Disallow access to global browser APIs during SSR
- Disallow access to unsupported properties on
- Disallow usage of
Additionally, the plugin can help you identify non-portable utilities and libraries. If a library isn't portable, your page won't load correctly during SSR.
Rendering components on the server means that as a component author, you don’t have access to certain general browser APIs (like window, document, or querySelectors). If you’re performing these operations during any component lifecycle events that execute during SSR, you need to protect your code so that it becomes portable.
To guard non-portable code, use the
import.meta.env.SSR boolean. For example:
To enable feature detection via optional chaining, use the
globalThis property. This approach works best when the return value of the browser-only function is not needed by the component.
window object is
undefined on the server, so it can't be used.
Slotted content renders as expected during SSR. However, native browser built-in events like
slotchange can’t fire during SSR because they’re rendered outside of a browser context. As a result, you might observe some changes to your
slotchange components’ behavior.
For example, a
slotchange event determines the number of elements to display in this carousel component. The carousel is outlined in blue, and a pagination component is outlined in pink. The pagination component acts as a control for the number of images being displayed, and it shows a count of 3 in this example.
The pagination component logic runs during the
slotchange event. Since the
slotchange event doesn’t happen during an SSR flow, the first initial render only shows a count of 1.
When the component is rendered in the browser, the
slotchange event fires and hydration updates the count to three.
When these browser-specific events occur, the webpage can sometimes display a small “flash” effect or layout shift. You can reduce the visibility of these effects by adding placeholders or loading messages to your code. This approach is useful when logic takes a long time to run on the client, like a REST or GraphQL data fetch.
Scoped modules provide functionality specific to users, sites, or orgs. Org and site-specific modules are frozen, which means that their values are immutable at publishing time. User-specific modules are evaluated on the client without any server calls. User-specific modules include:
User-specific modules are considered "live scoped modules" because they are mutable and can change independently of publishing. User-specific modules generally cannot be cached and they default to guest-only values for SSR. When a user authenticates, the values are re-fetched on the client.
If you import
@salesforce/user/isGuest, it resolves to true during SSR regardless of the actual authentication status. However, when the page is hydrated on the client, it resolves to the correct value.
Rendering as a guest on the server and rehydrating as an authenticated user on the client can cause rendering issues. For example, the SSR of content as a guest on the server can display something completely different than the page displayed for the authenticated user. If you use modules that require personalized content, we recommend following these guidelines so that your content renders and hydrates successfully.
- During SSR, render an empty placeholder element. Then, render something more appropriate during CSR.
- Use a CSR-only island to render only on the client.
To communicate feedback after a user action, display a toast using the
lightning/toast module. A toast conveys small pieces of information to the user in an unobtrusive way. It can contain an icon, label, message, and links. For example, display a toast notification after a user creates or edit a record.
lightning/platformShowToastEvent module isn't supported for SSR
To ensure that non-portable modules don't get processed on the server, import them dynamically in your component.
For example, you're importing a portable and a non-portable module in your component.
To import a module dynamically, use an async/await function. Guard non-portable code using the
Now that your components can opt-into SSR, we recommend testing them with the SSR playground and test runner to catch and correct unexpected behavior. To learn more, follow the instructions in Test Your Components.
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PaLM, or Pathways Language Model, is a large language model (LLM) developed by Google AI and is one of the top NLP language models transforming AI in [year].
It was announced in April 2022 and is currently the largest LLM in the world, with 540 billion parameters. PaLM is trained on a massive dataset of text and lines of code.
This AI model, similar to GPT-3 and GPT-4 models, is designed to perform well at a wide variety of tasks, including natural language understanding and generation, multi-step reasoning tasks, and code generation.
Today, you can use PaLM through applications such as Google Bard AI to:
- Generate completely unique text content
- Translate content into other languages with high accuracy
- Create different kinds of creative content, such as poems, code, scripts, musical pieces, emails, letters, etc.
- Answer your questions in an informative way, even if they are open-ended, challenging, or just strange.
- Generate code, similar to OpenAI’s Codex model that powers code generation in chatbots like ChatGPT
PaLM is still under development, but it has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with computers. It could be used to create new forms of communication and collaboration and to automate tasks that are currently done by humans.
About PaLM training
PaLM was trained on a massive dataset of text and code, including books, articles, web documents, lines of code of repositories like GitHub, conversations, etc.
The training was scaled using data parallelism at the Pod level across two Cloud TPU v4 Pods while using standard data and model parallelism within each Pod.
PaLM was developed on a system called Pathways. Pathways is a system for training large language models that is designed to be efficient and scalable. Pathways uses a technique called distributed training, which allows the model to be trained on multiple GPUs at the same time.
How PaLM is better than other language models
Here are some of the differences between PaLM and other large language models:
- Size: PaLM is the largest language model in the world, with 540 billion parameters. This is significantly larger than other large language models, such as GPT-3, which has 175 billion parameters.
- Training method: PaLM was trained using a technique called masked language modeling. This is a more effective training method than the technique used to train other large language models.
- Performance: PaLM has been shown to outperform other large language models on a variety of tasks, including text generation, translation, and question answering.
Through the fusion of model scale and chain-of-thought prompting, PaLM demonstrates remarkable advancements in tackling reasoning tasks that involve multi-step arithmetic or common-sense reasoning. Unlike previous language models such as Gopher, which showed limited improvement in performance with increased model scale, PaLM leverages its enhanced size to great effect.
Read the official research release
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Ensembl is looking to appoint a skilled and highly motivated bioinformatician to join the team at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), which is located on the Wellcome Trust Campus near Cambridge in the UK.
The bioinformatician will join the Ensembl Genomes team to work on the ELIXIR-EXCELERATE and CORBEL projects, both funded as part of the European Union’s Research Infrastructure programme, and the BBSRC-funded COPO project. The work will involve integrating Ensembl within the frameworks provided by these projects, to facilitate the collection, integration and dissemination of various types of genome-wide data (e.g. genomic, transcriptomic, phenotypic, etc.).
In ELIXIR-EXCELERATE, the post-holder will be working with data from crop and forest plants. Together with our partners, we have been developing standards for the representation of experimental meta data. The goal is now to capture this meta data in appropriate databases, and develop a search engine to ensure that dispersed, diverse data sets are “FAIR” – that is, Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Re-Usable – by the user community. In CORBEL, we will work with the marine research community, integrating high throughput research data from model species within the Ensembl framework. In COPO, we work with our partners to develop tools to help the community prepare data to the agreed standards.
Day-to-day responsibilities will include liaison with project partners, submission of exemplar data sets to appropriate repositories and development of tools for data validation and submission, database production and data analysis, and implementation of standard APIs. The role will be varied, as we adapt our resources and services to the needs of two very different communities.
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https://mail.python.org/pipermail/spambayes/2003-June/005538.html
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[Spambayes] do you have an ini file that works for linux?
seandarcy at hotmail.com
Mon Jun 2 22:21:39 EDT 2003
I'm trying to sb to work on a redhat 9 system with evolution. I have been
making progress, but I still can't get the sb headers to show up in
evolution. Does anyone have an bayescustomize.ini that works for them on a
Could you send it to me - obviously cleaned of any personal stuff.
Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online
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[quote=“wiso”]I’ve never understand why accessing to TTree it’s so intricated.
I don’t like it. Better would be:
You can do things like this if you really wanted to. But there is a reason it’s not done like that. When you are looping over millions of events, the cost of calling a function like ‘get’ and the [i] operator would be enough to slow the process down significantly. Much more efficient is if you tell the tree where you want to put the value, then within the loop just do one ‘GetEntry’ which fetches all of the values into memory in the most efficient way possible. Then within the loop, you just specify the variable where you want to use it. No function calls and lookups each time you you want to do something with the value in Branch1.
You can do things like what you want to do, anyway, but a) they are not the most efficient and b) they are not very elegant.
for ( Long64_t i... )
In short, there are multiple parts to it: Reading the data from the tree into memory (which is done in GetEntry), then fetching the value from the memory address (.GetValue()). Alternatively, you could just tell the tree beforehand where to put the value (With SetBranchAddress), and use GetEntry(). No messing around with fetching values from the relevant place, just physics logic.
[quote]and why don’t use iterators? Or iterators that can filter data (like generators in python)?
TCut cut = "Brach1 > 10 && Branch2<100";
i = t.GetIterator(cut);
cout << i.Get("Branch1"); //only when the condition cut is true they are printed
cout << i.Get("Branch2");
Again, speed and elegance. You can do what you want to do, though:
Consider this snippet, which just loops over the events that match your cut:
t.SetBranchAddress( “Branch1”, &Branch1 );
t.Draw(">>MyEventList", “Brach1 > 10 && Branch2<100”);
for ( Long64_t i = 0; i < MyEventList->GetN(); i++ )
t.GetEntry( MyEventList->GetEntry( i ) );
cout << Branch1 << endl;
This is a matter of taste and just the way the framework evolved. You could probably find a way of doing things like that if you really wanted to, but you would be turning your project into a programming exercise than a physics (or whatever else you are doing) one. (If it’s not already possible to do exactly this)
Why would one want the complexities associated with a fully SQL compatible database? You just need access to numbers efficiently. That’s what a TTree is about. If you want a relational database and associated detritus, then find some other way of doing what you want. More likely is that the only time you need a feature present in an SQL database, you would be able to implement it easily with what is available in ROOT anyway.
IANARD (I am not a ROOT developer). I am not speaking on behalf of them, or anything like that. But in my experience, things are the way they are for a good reason, especially in cases like this. ROOT can be a bit complex to get your head around sometimes, but if you want to do something efficiently, there is usually a good way to do it - and it will usually be faster for you to put up with the way it is done than to try to reinvent the wheel.
If you like Python, try PyROOT. It is easier to implement some constructs which are like what you are after - but you will always take a big speed hit when doing things like looping over events.
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Velocity Sciences creates and develops the next generation of assay technologies for diagnostic products. We have experience in a variety of technologies to develop unique, specific detection methods and apply those methods to the most suitable platform depending on application. Come to us for rapid, sensitive methods that are innovative and cost effective.
Proprietary Core Technology
We own an extensive IP portfolio with patents issued worldwide that cover the next generation in molecular recognition technology to target proteins, peptides and small molecules.
We partner with engineering firms by providing the chemistry and biology to define specifications for platform design, adaptation, and development.
We provide custom arrays and can help our clients design microarray-based assays for their unique applications.
We develop technologies that decrease the time from sample collection to result for a wide range of sample matrices.
We have a BSL-2 laboratory, high resolution microarray printer, extensive custom chemical libraries, and cold storage sample archives.
We maintain an internal Quality System which includes GMP documentation, SOP’s, data reporting, sample tracking, and sample archival.
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https://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Debugging_With_Common_Platform_Tracer
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NOTICE: The Processors Wiki will End-of-Life in December of 2020. It is recommended to download any files or other content you may need that are hosted on processors.wiki.ti.com. The site is now set to read only.
Debugging With Common Platform Tracer
This article applies to only Keystone devices (TMS320C6670, TMS320TCI6616, TMS320C6672, TMS320C6674, TMS320C66678, TMS320C6657, TMS320C6614, TMS320C6612, ...)
Keystone CP Tracers provide slave bus profiling and event trace logging of individual accesses to the slave module. For an introduction to Keystone CP Tracers see CP Tracer Details.
CP Tracers can be configured from your application using a CPTLib or from CCS (see Overview). For CP Tracer examples, STM data capture instructions and CP Tracer data visualization see Common Platform Tracer Examples.
Results can be shown in CCS as either a list, graph or exported to other tools in .csv format.
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Web Boost is a free Chrome Extension to Boost Internet speed. You must be wondering, how to boost internet speed with this lightweight Chrome extension? Well, it is one of the most innovative technique which can increase internet speed, and also consumes less data. This Open Source tool is loaded with hand picked Website Building Blocks. A majority of websites use these blocks in their structures. Whenever you browse a website on Chrome, these blocks do not get downloaded, and as a result the websites load faster.
How does Web Boost Works:
Web boost stores the hand-checked building blocks on your computer. This internet booster tool checks a website before opening it in Chrome. After checking a website, it does not download the Blocks which are already available on your computer.
Once you add this extension to Google Chrome, it automatically starts working after the installation. Look for the Web Boost Icon on the right hand side of the Address Bar. When you click the Icon, the extension displays the following stats:
- Boosting Enabled/Disabled for the current website.
- Number and Names of the Blocks boosted on the current website.
- Total number of Blocks boosted.
You can also Enable/Disable Web Boost for a website if you want. Web Boost displays the name of the Web Building Blocks, like Jquery, bootstrap, and fonts.
This Internet Booster has the following Security parameters:
- Scripts and Blocks from official CDNs.
- Hand Picked and checked files.
- Files and Data are hijack proof.
- Nothing else is downloaded except the extension files.
- No files, data, or statistics are exported from your computer.
- Open source code.
Advantages of using Web Boost:
This Internet Booster has many advantages. It saves a lot of data and time in the long run. Let me name some advantages of Web Booster:
- The website data gets downloaded faster, and appears faster on Google Chrome.
- Very less bandwidth is used. This is especially useful if you have a limited data plan.
- Website and image quality are not compromised.
- Useful options for developers, like:
- Local Google CDN in Chrome
- Option to develop websites without internet connection, by using direct CDN links.
- The tool is eco friendly, and you are helping to save the environment.
You must be wondering, how can a Internet booster be environment friendly? Well, as this tool already stores website blocks on your computer, the browser sends less request to the server. The lesser the requests, the less electricity consumed.
Web Booster is indeed a remarkable Chrome Extension to Boost Internet. It not only saves your time, but also uses less data. It is a very light Internet Booster, and occupies less than 3 MB on your Computer. No security issues, no compressed images, and no caching; all you get is faster internet with a contribution to greener environment.
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https://theinformr.com/answers/left-and-right-galaxy-earbuds-each-on-two-different-bluetooth-how-can-i-fuse-them-into-one-5525/
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So I had an issue with my buds, so I used the warranty and sent them to the repair center. when they came back, the left earbud was not on the same bluetooth as the right one. meaning that I could only use one at the time by connecting to one bluetooth, or the other.
One darbud is named (1244) and the other (A872)
I cannot reset them (the option isn't displayed on the Wearable app) and I don't know how to "fuse" them into one single bluetooth.
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[Python-Dev] SK-CSIRT identified malicious software libraries in the official Python package repository, PyPI
victor.stinner at gmail.com
Fri Sep 15 17:16:34 EDT 2017
An idea for typo squatting would be to compute the Levenshtein
distance with package names of standard library and top 100 most
popular PyPI packages, and require to contact a moderation team if the
name is too close to an existing package. The moderation team will
review the email, but also watch the package during 1 month to check
if everything seems fine.
It requires to have a list of all package names of the standard
library, and maintain an up to date list of popular PyPI package
It also requires to set up a mailing list, and tooling to report the
error message to users, and then give moderators the right to create
the package. I'm not sure that it's easy to implement it.
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Fix assumption that ints would be initialised to zero in JobQueueEntr…
…y, this isn't the case with C++. It appears that this would have caused any job that didn't include a chanid to abort even though the code indicates that it's perfectly valid to have a job which doesn't operate on a recording and wouldn't require the chanid. I don't know enough about the intended behaviour to say whether this will fix a user-visible bug ... Discovered by Coverity.
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OK, so I've been lacking any kind of motivation to start/continue/finish off my personal website to showcase my collection, as well as my custom made action figures. AND I've been totally lacking in updating my blog. Well, no more! This is going to become my personal crusade (but not the Last Crusade) to keep everything up to date! I know that nobody reads this but me, but if you really wanted to keep up with what' going on, you could add me on twitter - same username, starwarsgeek - and that will let you know when a new update is published. Like, once every 6 months. NOT!
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This post is a wiki. Anyone with karma >750 is welcome to improve it.
Getting Fedora to authenticate via LDAP. I am loading Fedora and want to use LDAP to control login's. My past experience is I can load/configure LDAP and quiery the LDAP db with LDAP commands but I can not get the system to use LDAP to authenticate and allow logins. It has to be more that the nsswitch.conf and /etc/security files. Does anyone have a how-to on making a working LDAP and system talk to each other?
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SweepsDB $25 Giveaway
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We have a label above a field, which after certain actions changes the text literally for 0.2-0.5 sec, but we don’t have time to get the new value via getText(). what are the options to get text from fast-changing elements?
Probably will have to ask developers to slow this down or somehow make this value available in a debug menu. Usually this is only done in debug (testing) build so it doesn’t go out to app store.
With Android you have chances to catch it while make simple fast search in loop like driver.findElement(by id).
With iOS - 100% not as it much slower.
Rather than trying to get the element by Id and then calling getText() on that element, could you get the element by Xpath looking for the required text in the text attribute? Something like this:
I believe doing it this way would mean it continues to look for that element until it is found or times out. Not sure if the time between polls would be short enough to catch it but worth a try.
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Our valuable clients can avail genuine Microsoft Sharepoint software that offers facility for intranet, content management and document management. Also, this software can also be used to provide social networks, extranets, websites, enterprise search and business intelligence. Widely used by most of Fortune 500 companies, this software has n-tier service-oriented architecture (SOA) and is very flexible and user-friendly. We offer different version of Microsoft Sharpoint like Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2001, Microsoft SharePoint Team Services (2002), Windows SharePoint Services 2.0, Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 and Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2013.
This is a Microsoft technology developed to enable people to work together, particularly share resources. They are able to set up websites to share information with others, manage documents from their creation (start) to finish and even publish reports for use by managers and any other user in proper decision making.
Microsoft SharePoint consists of several components that are useful in meeting user requirements. They include Sites, Composites, Insights, Communities, Content and Search. Sites provide a single platform or infrastructure for all your business web sites enabling users to share documents with colleagues, manage projects with partners and publish information to customers. Composites on the other hand tools and components for developing your own business solutions for personal use in responding to business needs. ATTLOGICS use this feature to create do-it-yourself applications that respond to the changing business needs.
Microsoft SharePoint Insights offers everyone access to information in databases, reports andbusiness applications. They are able to locate and use the resources they require for decision-making. This poses a security threat and that is where ATTLOGICS comes in. ATTLOGICS monitors your access controls and manages them to suit your business needs.
SharePoint Communities is another very important feature. This is where collaboration tools exist for managing knowledge bases and projects. People are able to share ideas and work together. ATTLOGICS implements this ability for your business to ensure efficiency and improved productivity among employees especially those involved in the same project.
Other important components of Microsoft SharePoint technologies which ATTLOGICS tend to exploit are the Search and Content. Content feature is important in content management of your documents and even websites. ATTLOGICS uses the Content feature to create compliance measures for your shared documents in relation to document types, retention policies and automatic content sorting such that people can just work as naturally as if they were using Office Suite. The Search feature offers a platform for finding documents and other information that they need to perform their duties. It cuts across the SharePoint and offers cues through unique combination of relevance and refinement to locate information. This means you do not have to do a lot of navigation or go through frustrations when trying to find information from a clutter or backlog of documents.
ATTLOGICS uses SharePoint to build custom applications and components that rapidly respond to business needs over intranet, internet and extranet portals with experts who can use the Conga Composers to automatically generate nicely formatted status reports.
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http://www.mattwkane.com/2013/04/ideas-every-day-101-hackathons-for-people/
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Actually, instead of listing out 101 of those here let’s do that in comments. In the meantime, here’s the next wave I think would work in hackathon format.
Hackathons for People.
A hackathon for people is where you bring together great people from all walks of life – and your topic is something along the lines of how to help amplify someone in particular’s work, because it’s that great and you want to help it spread, or you try and figure out what a particular person needs and work to deliver that.
The other day as a friend and I were talking about someone in our community that has done a ton of good for other people and has always let his needs or desires take a back seat. Then the idea started to take shape. What if we could get all kinds of people together from different expertise areas where he might be able to benefit and work to create outcomes for his long-term benefit. This isn’t fundraising or anything – this is helping him do what he might not know how to do (build a website, edit a video) or just might have little time to do (and this helps him get momentum. It’s also about teaching throughout the process so it isn’t just fishing for someone, but teaching to fish also.
It’s almost like Extreme Home Makeover, YC, TechStars, Trading Spaces, the Apprentice and Shark Tank all combine in service of helping someone that deserves it.
Who would you help, who else might want to help them? Get to it.
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Publishing SL2 to LMS - Exit Course Issue
I published a course to our LMS using SCORM 1.2. The last slide was set to "exit course when timeline ends" but I also gave users the option to "click the X in their browser window to exit." Some users had no issues. Other users would click the X and the course would still show "in progress" according to the LMS and would only complete when the timeline ended on its own. At first I thought it was a browswer issue as some folks were using IE and others Chrome or Firefox. However, the inconsistency just doesn't add up. I went into the LMS settings and I came across this Rudimentary Sequencing settings. I have attached a screenshot of the page. Can anyone explain this in laymans terms to me? I just want the course to show completion for each user when they have viewed all the required slides. Does it matter whether they click the X in their browser or allow the timeline to end? I don't know if this is where my issue lies.
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This is a bar dart game that starts you off with 301 points and you have to throw the darts to drop your score to zero. You must hit zero exactly in order to end the game or “go out” as they call it. If you have 10 points and shoot 11 points then you would have -1 which is called a Bust and your score would be reset back to 10 your next round. A round consists of 3 darts but not all of your darts have to be thrown to complete a round. There are many options during the setup of this game like “Double in” and “Triple Out”. These represent how the game must be played. For example, a “Double in” means you have to hit a double on the dart board before you can start to subtract any points. The “Triple Out” means you have to hit a triple to end the game, this also means your score will bust if it goes less than 3 because Triple 1 (equals 3) is the smallest number your score can be and still have a chance to go out.
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An extension of PyEnchant Wrapper
enchantX: Extended Python bindings for the Enchant spellchecker
This package provides a set of Python language bindings for the Enchant spellchecking library. For more information, visit the project website:
What is Enchant?
Enchant is used to check the spelling of words and suggest corrections for words that are miss-spelled. It can use many popular spellchecking packages to perform this task, including ispell, aspell and MySpell. It is quite flexible at handling multiple dictionaries and multiple languages.
More information is available on the Enchant website:
How do I use it?
For Windows users, install the pre-built binary packages using pip::
pip install enchantx
These packages bundle a pre-built copy of the underlying enchant library. Users on other platforms will need to install "enchant" using their system package manager (brew on macOS).
Once the software is installed, python's on-line help facilities can get you started. Launch python and issue the following commands:
>>> import enchantx >>> help(enchantx)
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Not implemented, update template.
Hi, my real name is Ryo Onodera. I've started to work on Mozilla around svg. I'm also planning to document about it as I dive into the codebase deeper and deeper.
The following text are just random notes for my BIG dream, which filing a bug for it is too much IMHO. yet, any constructive comments are welcome.
Final, Ultimate Solution for RTL and vertical text!!
writing-mode -> writing-direction.
layout-direction > text-direction > glyph-direction????
and introduce rendering-direction
I'm thinking about implementing vertical text recently in more big way. Much like RTL pages, mirrors layout directions, we should do that too in vertical text. To that end, we decouple the concept layout-direction and rendering-direction. That means we completely layouts html pages vertically.
Current rendering can be thought as rendering-direction=lr-tb, layout-direction=lr-tb. To be compatible, the default values for rendering-direction and layout-direction must be this. In other words, even if this is big change, almost all existing pages don't need change.
Hebrew: rendering-direction=lr-tb, layout-direction=rl-tb
If you want to horinzontally flip image at client side, you set rendering-direction=rl-tb.
Why "rendering-diretion" is needed? -> To overide image's rotaion from the current layout-direction.
For example, "Save image icon(floppy)" and usual images shouldn't be rotated at all.
But, justification icons should be rotated accordingly current layout-direction.
How about nested layout-direction and nested rendering-direction?
other than, text-direction, layout-direction also can be used for general layout. in other words, in GTK terminology, HBOX and VBOX are generized as just BOX with different value of layout-direction. Thus, I choosed "layout-direction" not "text-direction".
nested layout-direction: maybe, authors wants absolute.
DOM API, Events clientX, clientY
CSS's top bottom left right becomes the "top" "bottom" "left" "right" in layout-coordinate system not in rendering-coordinate system. Currently, there is no distinction between them. Currently, "top" means "preceeding part of page" and "less x value".
Or should we use Pango's way aka gravity? eg _WEST _SOUTH then rotating 90 180...
Which is better my proposal or pango's way?
the above is writing-direction="tb-rl"? This forcibly enforces the attribute regardless the language's default layout-direction is "lr-tb".
maybe, writing-direction is for layouting of glyphs, and produces texts. layout-direction is for layouting of texts (ie css box) and produces pages.
this is complex, and adequately beyond author's desire... ;)
lower-case and upper case..... -> ABSOLUTE and relative analogy to svg's <path>'s d="" attribute.
As for the auto bi-direction althorithm, we can translate it into like this:
the <p> element's rendering-direction="lr-tb" and layout-direction="rl-tb", and the majority hebrew text's writing-direction="rl-tb", yet some english words's text become writing-direction="lr-tb". Alternatively, we can reuse layout-direction, and leave "writing-direction" for forcible layout of texts like adove "hello" example. writing-direction applied indivisually into glyphs so, mirroed texts can happen. This cannot done with just "rendering-direction"?
About standards complice: of cource, this isn't of any CSS. yet CSS3 still is not finalized. And, CSS3's the future of "writing-mode" isnot claar. So, this propose can be any chance getting into the spec?
Feasibility: not considering standarization, and massive efforts, this can surely be accomplished, i think. After all, this separation of concepts works really low level compared to html, css. Also, no matter what the variation of writing-systems can be, we humans and monitors are restricted into 2d geometry. Fortunately, no human don't use 3d glyphs... :D Also, I've tested very primitive proof of concept. from that, this layout model isn't fandamentally flawn. That said, we, humans, must exploit the 2d plane. so, to embed information efficiently, we use one axis for primitive atomic units, and the other axis to organize the first axis. this is similar to "number representaion system" -> 2*10 + 3 = 23. So, this model should be exhausive?
The implementation has two stage. First is for block-level vertical layout awareness. First is for inline-level horizontal layout awareness. They closely corresponds for implementing RTL.
Work amount: Tremoundrous period.
Complexity: Firstly, we must boil/nail down this layout model in really solid. After that, we just need to massive mundane code rewrite. Can this be automatically done?
Performance: Maybe not so so. just one "if"s around EVERY coordinate calculation :p But remember that we are converting many units already(pango units app units css units device units...) this is true for stirngs(utf16 <--> utf8). There should be no noticiable performance degration.
Authoring webpages using this facility.
As before, the difficulty of creating web-pages for only single writing system don't change. Equaly, as determined they don't support horinzontal view, vertical web-pages can be accomplished as same difficulty by implicity assuming layout-coordinate axis and rendering-coordinate axis are same and hardcoding them. More importantly, how diffult mixed layout-direction web-pages and multi-writing-system-compatible web-pages is the prominent problem.
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Math 107 Common Exam 1 Fall 2017
I am signing this Math Petition due to the fact that I feel that the Math Common Exam 1 for Fall 2017 was unfair. I have listed my reasons below why I feel this exam was unfair to me.
First and Foremost, question number 1a and 1b from the exam says to evaluate the problem. This is a misleading term. This example is not in the required text book that would properly prepare me for this question. It was not a homework assignment question and it is not listed on the syllabus.
Question number 4a on the exam is not a problem listed in the required Math book and it is not listed on the syllabus. It was also not a homework problem. There is no way that I would be able to solve this problem without prior recognition of it.
Question number 11 on the exam says simplify it is also a misleading term due to the fact that it is worded differently that does not correlate with the required book examples. According to the required text book examples it should say evaluate expressions having rational exponents considering the fact that they were looking for the square root of the negative number. There is no square root of a negative number.
Question number twelve on the exam was not a homework assignment and it is not listed on the syllabus.
Furthermore, I have spent time in review sessions and studying for this exam. However, I cannot prepare for something that was not properly brought to my attention.
In addition, on the syllabus it says things that is a mandatory tutoring policy: based upon academic performance indicating a significant gap in understanding of the course material, students may receive a notice of being assigned to mandatory tutoring to assist in filling the gap. A student will have 2 points deducted from the course average for each instance in which the required tutoring is not completed by the stated deadline. This is a form of belittlement. The subject is challenging enough for me.
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This enables developers to use cherry-picker for backporting purposes. This tool originally comes from Core Python Development Workflow. Ref: https://pypi.org/p/cherry-picker Ref: https://github.com/python/core-workflow/tree/master/cherry_picker Also: *
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We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class.
This role presents an excellent opportunity to move into Machine Learning (ML), the key development for the future of computing. Working on the state of the art ML techniques, you will be helping to design the software and hardware that powers the next generation of mobile apps, portable devices, home automation, smart cities, self-driving cars, and much more.
You will have the chance to work in a multi-discipline team to explore existing, and develop new, machine learning techniques. Understanding how they are then applied with more “classic” techniques to solve real world problems with machine learning.
There are opportunities to deep dive into network architectures and their most subtle inner workings, and share and present findings with colleagues across the business.
About the role
We’re looking for a machine learning developer with hands on experience in one or more of the major ML frameworks (Tensorflow, PyTorch) and ideally experience deploying inference in a mobile or embedded environment. Knowledge of the theory and concepts involved in ML is also important.
Your role will be to develop a deep understanding of neural network architectures, which networks should run on which part of the platform, and catalogue this information to guide the way we build new products. The initial focus will be on the network architectures themselves, understanding their complexity, and building proof of concept solutions on how to run them.
The ideal person is someone with a keen interest in keeping an organised view of a wide range of different problems, understanding and resolving any unknown details, and providing a clear view of the different options for solving each problem and their trade-offs.
Essential skills and experience:
- Using Tensorflow and PyTorch
- Running inference on machine learning frameworks
- Training and debugging neural networks
- A good understanding of Python
- We’re interested in computer vision, audio processing for automatic speech recognition and natural language understanding, translation and many other areas where ML is being employed. This includes CNNs, RNNs and LSTMs along with some more future looking architectures.
- Experience with the inner workings of Tensorflow or Tensorflow Lite
- Experience with the inner workings of PyTorch and Caffe
- Reasonable experience with C++
- You have experience with classical image processing and neural networks
- You have familiarity in developing compute-intensive applications and ideally would have industry experience of product development
At Arm, we are guided by our core beliefs that reflect our open culture and guide our decisions, defining how we work together to defy ordinary and shape extraordinary:
We not I
- Take daily responsibility to make the Global Arm community thrive
- Seek diverse views and involve others - brilliance is collective
- Information is crucial, share it
- Realise that we win when we collaborate — and that everyone misses out when we don’t
Passion for progress
- Our differences are our strength - widen and mix up the pool of people you connect with
- Difficult things can take unexpected directions - stick with it
- Make feedback positive and expansive, not negative and narrow
- The essence of progress is that it can’t stop. Take responsibility for your ongoing development, and facilitate development of those you lead
Be your brilliant self
- Be quirky not egocentric
- Recognise the power in saying ‘I don’t know’
- Make trust our default position
- Hold strong opinions lightly
Arm has a responsibility to ensure that all employees are eligible to live and work in the UK.
Opening Date: 12/06/2019
Closing Date: 10/07/2019
Your particular benefits package will depend on position and type of employment and may be subject to change. Your package will be confirmed on offer of employment. Arm’s benefits program provides permanent employees with the opportunity to stay innovative and healthy, ensure the wellness of their families, and create a positive working environment.
- Annual Bonus Plan
- Discretionary Cash Award
- Group Personal Pension Plan with enhanced company contribution
- Medical, Travel, Health & Life Insurances
- Holiday, 25 days annual leave with option to buy an additional 5 days per year
- Sabbatical, 20 paid days every four-year of service
- Volunteering, One (1) paid working day each year (TeamARM)
- Varies by location: cycle to work, free car parking, gym on site, team and social events
Arm® technology is at the heart of a computing and connectivity revolution that is transforming the way people live and businesses operate. From the unmissable to the invisible; our advanced, energy-efficient processor designs are enabling the intelligence in 86 billion silicon chips and securely powering products from the sensor to the smartphone to the supercomputer. With more than 1,000 technology partners including the world’s most famous business and consumer brands, we are driving Arm innovation into all areas compute is happening inside the chip, the network and the cloud.
With offices around the world, Arm is a diverse community of dedicated, innovative and highly talented professionals. By enabling an inclusive, meritocratic and open workplace where all our people can grow and succeed, we encourage our people to share their unique contributions to Arm's success in the global marketplace.
About the office
At our global HQ in Cambridge, England we house the majority of our engineering and our corporate groups that deliver our extraordinary success. As a world-renowned university town, Cambridge boasts both a beautiful countryside and a historical town center. Local activities include punting on the River Cam and the many museums that reside within Cambridge University.
Cambridge, UK - Global HQ
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Riffson asks for Djent, get's 22 strings and nothing but 0.
Super-subscribe on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/RobScallon
When music industry elite and Super Metal Records CEO Rick Riffson called me today I was of course nervous. But with a 22 string and nothing but 0, I'm confident that I delivered.
The Harp: http://amzn.to/29XSm2o
Rick Riffson played by Jake Jarvi: https://www.youtube.com/pineappleboyf...
Mixed by Pete Cottrell: https://www.youtube.com/peteplaysmusic
The white pick I used was given to me by Purple Plectrums
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Rob Scallon: is the Harp Machine - is this guy the most inventive musical YouTuber on the planet right now?
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The Roblox Games Experience
..What could possibly go wrong? Watch to find out!
In this video I play Epic Minigames on Roblox, fighting against other people in games to survive. I troll other people in different minigames. I experience many funny moments with other people.
If you enjoyed the video, make sure to like, comment, & subscribe!
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“Itty Bitty 8 Bit”, “Movement Proposition”, “Winner Winner!”
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Thanks! Share it with your friends!
Our desire to build good and lasting friendships is often undermined by a lack of focus on what friendship should really be about. Getting clear about what friendship is for isn’t cynical; it provides the foundation for genuine bonds. If you like our films, take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): https://goo.gl/CQTh1W
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“Friendship should be one of the high points of existence, and yet it’s also the most routinely disappointing reality.
Too often, you’re at supper at someone’s house: there’s an impressive spread and the hosts have evidently gone to a lot of trouble. But the conversation is meandering and devoid of real interest. It flits from an over-long description of the failings of the inflight service on a particular airline to a strangely heated discussion about the tax code. The intentions of the hosts are hugely touching, but (as so often) we go home wondering what on earth the whole performance was about…”
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Lost Code is a graphic design project exploring the friction in translation.
Fidelity (or "faithfulness") and transparency are dual ideals in translation that are often at odds. A 17th-century French critic coined the phrase "les belles infidèles" to suggest that translations, like women, can be either faithful or beautiful, but not both.
These enlarged images are a series of posters I designed that explores this idea. You are to drag them around and view it. However, you cannot resize to see the whole picture. Your cursor is also followed by a trace. These all adds up to the frictional experience that resembles reading a translated text.
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View Full Version : how do you transfer photos from a blackberry to a mac air?
07-11-2012, 01:51 AM
Just bought a Mac Air and I want to download photos on it from my cellphone. On my old laptop all I had to do was plug the cellphone into the laptop and download. My Mac does not recognize my blackberry and I can't find any info in the user guide. Can anyone help me?
07-11-2012, 02:25 AM
Find the Blackberry Desktop Manager for Mac and use that. You will (should?) be able to sync all your media. You'll be able to find BDM on the blackberry website.
Does the Blackberry have Bluetooth? If so you can just use that, no need for cables.
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I have read the related documentation and searched google and have found no solution to my particular problem concerning this printer.
I am running Debian Sarge
I use the KDE 3.3.2 GUI
I have atempted to install my printer via the instructions given on the sourceforge.net site and I have had no success. Let me elaborate.
The instructions are found at the following URL
I can successfully complete Step 1
In Step 2 everything is fine untill item 11 as there is no file by the name of cups in the path indicated however there is cupsys which I have assumed is what was ment by whoever wrote the instructions
Step 3 is fine untill I have to print a test page
1. The first problem is step three is that there is no added link to the HP Device Manager as suggested however it can be accessed through the command line
2. The second a most disfficult problem is that when I try to print a test page nothing happens with the printer itself. If I go to the print jobs tab I am told that there is a job printing but to does not do anything from this point and the printer status is described as being idle.
How can I fix this problem in Debian Sarge.
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From: David R. Sky <davidsky@sh...> - 2007-06-23 07:19:51
I've done some fixing in morse2.ny, but still get the strange
Nyquist behavior: only 2 Morse characters are generated the first
time I click on the okay button. When I clear the generated Morse
and try again, it works fine.
If I click on the debug button for the first generated Morse, that
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Fixed-up version is at http://www.shellworld.net/~davidsky/morse2.ny . I
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gmotionlive - simple multipart/x-mixed-replace viewer
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This manual page briefly documents gmotionlive. This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not have a manual page. gmotionlive is a multipart/x-mixed-replace viewer. It uses gnomevfs to open a stream and it displays the downloaded parts. It was written as a viewer for the motion program (http://motion.sourceforge.net) but should be usable for other sources such as network cameras.
gmotionlive was written by Jeroen Vreeken <[email protected]>. This manual page was originally written by Maximiliano Curia <[email protected]> for the Debian GNU/Linux system.
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There is always a tradeoff we need to resolve, between flexibility and architectural complexity. Flexibility enables agility. And agility means responding quickly to our users' needs, which is our ultimate goal while building tech products.
Today, I'll show you two of the many possible ways of providing flexibility to mobile apps, learning from our users in the process and responding to their behavior.
Before starting, it's important to note that, if our purpose is to learn from our users, and respond to their behavior, in order to improve their experiences, then a pre-requisite for doing that, is to have a way to learn from our users!
Analytics are the tool for doing so. I've used several services for mobile analytics, but here is a list of the things you could benefit the most from:
- Events: You can track how many users have tapped a button, or have completed a certain flow. All the analytics services out there support events and dashboards to see those events.
- User journeys: I love the ability to see the timeline of the events performed by a specific user. It lets you understand exactly how your users are using your app, in which part of the flow do they feel frustrated, etc. This is a great feature. Amplitude has good support for this.
- Crash logs: You need to understand how much and why your app is crashing. Crashlytics is the biggest exponent for this, and I highly recommend adding this to your workflow.
Now that we know how our users are interacting with our product, when do they feel frustrated, and why and when the app stops working and crashes, we can work on the product to provide our users solutions for those frustrations, or provide a better experience overall.
I define flexibility as the easiness for our product to change its behavior to adapt to our users needs.
Flexibility is important for every software product, but it's REALLY important for mobile apps, given the time you need to wait for the apps stores revisions before you can send a patch, and the time it takes for our users to update the app on their phones. Users patience is a very limited resource and we can't waste it.
There are many ways to make our product more flexible, but it's important to note that flexibility comes at a cost. We can't just make the app fully remote configurable. It's expensive. And the cost we have to pay for flexibility is architectural complexity. And architectural complexity can easily turn into technical debt. Beware of it.
A great way to fight against architectural complexity (and therefore, technical debt) is to only provide flexibility and remote configuration on the parts of the code you know it could be useful to tweak in the future. YAGNI.
Now, enough introduction. Let's jump into the actual techniques.
Feature flags (and A/B tests)
This tool has proven to be invaluable for us in the last couple of companies I've worked for, once the product is in the wild and we want to react to how our product is performing.
A feature flag is a value that can be remotely configured for the users of your app according to a certain criteria.
A feature flag is associated to a key, and have have several values for different types of users.
So, for instance, imagine we are developing a social network, and we decide it would be a great idea to add a flow to edit videos before uploading them. Now, that could be a great idea, but it's also risky. Things can go wrong, your app could crash if you have made a mistake while programming it, or maybe the flow is so complicated your users ends closing the app without uploading any video at all.
We know we can track how our users are using our app using analytics, but it's a great idea to also add a feature flag with an associated boolean value, so for 20% of our users, we "enable" the video editor, while the remaining 80% of our users continue viewing the old video uploading flow. If the 20% of our users have better analytics results than the remaining 80% (that means, more videos uploaded, or better reactions for those videos), then we can make the feature flags rate to 50%/50%, or even a 100%/0%.
Now, I'm oversimplifying. Feature flags are much more powerful than just that. Instead of sending an on/off boolean flag, we can associate a full json value for each users group, with more complex configurations. Or even having more than 2 users groups. We can have N users groups with N different json configurations, and then measure the analytics events for each of those groups.
Some notes for using feature flags:
- Release all user-facing features with a feature flag associated to it. You'll thank yourself having done this if something goes bad in production and you need to rollback or tweak something on the fly.
- Use analytics event dashboards to decide whether to advance feature adoption or to disable the feature if it didn't work as expected.
- Use crash reporting services to turn off the feature as soon as you note there is something crashing the app in users' devices.
I recommend Split for implementing feature flags, but you can use the service that best fits your needs.
Sometimes, you haven't added a feature flag for something and you note your app is crashing badly in our users' device. That's a nightmare and I don't wish this to anyone, but it's a good idea to be prepared for such a case.
As soon as you note this, work hard in order to deliver the simplest solution for that problem, and then upload a new version to the app stores. Keep in mind you will need to wait a couple of days for your patch to be approved by the stores reviewers.
You can then use something like Siren in iOS and in-app updates in Android to force your user to update their app in order to continue using it, or close the app otherwise.
This is a dramatic action, and I don't recommend doing this unless absolutely needed.
Server driven UI
This is a hot topic in the mobile development landscape.
What is server driven UI? Well, you normally use a server to fetch for domain objects. You ask the server for the comments your users have done on a post, or the products they have added to their shopping cart, etc. This is a standard described in the REST guides, and works fine. However, it has a limitation. You can't define how those objects are going to be presented in the UI from the backend. If you work in a backend service, you just take care of sending the objects your client requested, and it's a client responsibility to correctly present those objects in the app UI.
Server-driven UI (or backend-driven UI, or SDUI for short) is a technique that does something different. If you're developing a newspaper app, for instance, instead of receiving a list of articles and defining how the user will see those articles, you will receive what components you should display in the UI and what texts, colors, and data you should display, even the navigation and other actions can be defined in a SDUI service!
SDUI is a great way for providing remote flexibility. Does certain component bothering your user, or is a component far below in the screen not being clicked by your user? No worries! Let's just tweak the server response so that component is going to appear nearer the top of the screen, and let's see if the analytics dashboards improve after that.
To sum up
So far, so good, we've explained what flexibility is and why it is important. We've talked about analytics services and three techniques to fix things on the fly, limiting the influence the app stores review cycles in the our application.
Again, I need to warn you. Flexibility comes at the expense of architectural complexity, and this is a great example. Nothing is free in software. Becoming a better software engineer means becoming better at making those deals.
Let's finish linking one thing, the Spotify's engineers learnings on the server driven UI approach they have taken in the past, what worked, what didn't and the best practices they suggest for doing this: https://www.droidcon.com/media-detail?video=352688824
Experiment, learn and improve yourself. Thank you!
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Great article on using feature flags for remote config. This is a key use case that we built Flagsmith.com for. We're an open source alternative to Split and we have integrations for Amplitude, Mixpanel, Heap - so sending your analytics to your preferred source is easy!
Hey! That's great! I'll give it a look. Thanks Alex
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[Seaside] [ANN] HelloPharo - webapp deployment tool
tulipe.moutarde at gmail.com
Thu Aug 14 20:41:59 UTC 2014
At Ta Mère, we are used to deploy Ruby/Rails application with Heroku or on
VPS with Capistrano. Almost everybody uses the same tools and techniques in
the Rails community so deployment is quite easy once you grasp the process.
The same process was quite frustrating with Pharo. To solve that, we've
built HelloPharo. It is a tool to deploy small apps to a Linux VPS/VM.
It is heavily inspired by Capistrano, it prones convention over
configuration and it wants to be full stack (e.g., serve the assets,
restart the processes). It is built with Ansible.
We haven't released a fixed version yet but the tool starts to be in a
good-enough shape to be shown. We want to grab some feedback and fix the
most obvious limitations (see the README for more) before releasing version
If you or your company uses a well defined process to deploy pharo webapps,
we are all ears. We think that having a canonical way to deploy simple apps
is a must if we want to see wider Pharo adoption for small web companies.
This process *must* be Unix friendly if we want to attract Python or Ruby
people. Most of them are Devops anyway, the command line is their friend,
NOT something they want to avoid.
Pull requests (for code or instructions in the README) are more than
welcome. The code and the documentation are MIT licensed.
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Made the lower box as planned. Wired everything up to a permanent prototype hat and an MCP23017 expander prototype board mounted to the hat. Mounted the Pi internally to the bottom plate with standoffs. Cut a 5x1.25" notch in the back lower center of the lower box and use a chisel to create a 1/4" slot for the plastic panel to slip into. Mounted the panel mount extension cables to the plastic panel and assembled everything.
I'll add pictures later, forgot to take them while I was assembling it and don't feel like taking it back apart right now.
Just noticed my arcade projects have made it into this weeks Hacklet.
I don't think I had mentioned the graphics overlay earlier. I work in IT for an international printing company, so that was a freebie. It was printed on an HP DesignJet latex printer that we use for vehicle wraps and store signage. The base material is 3M self adhesive vinyl, and it has a 3mm faux-polycarb laminate applied to protect the graphics from wear. The laminate has a matte finish and texture, and gives you just the right amount of grip on the surface without being abrasive.
Due to an extraordinarily busy schedule this summer, I have not gotten around to building the base box for the panel and actually wiring it up yet. Oh, that and my chop saw and circular saw were both stolen out of my car and I haven't had the money to replace them....
I started on this project last fall. As this site is new, I'll be jumping in mid project on this and thought everyone might like to know how I got to this point.
I designed my layout based on the typical Japanese arcade controls layout. I went with a six button per player configuration based on advice on the Build Your Own Arcade Controls (BYOAC) forum. Few if any arcade games make use of more than six buttons.
After designing the layout, I CNC cut the plywood for the deck using the 2'x3' CNC mill I built a couple of years ago. This can be done by hand for those without a CNC mill. As I get further into setting up this project, I will post the layout file for the deck.
I ordered the joysticks, buttons, and other miscellaneous control parts from Groovy Game Gear. The rest of the hardware and such that is needed can be acquired from most any hardware store.
I wanted the option of including a trackball of spinners on a possible future rework of the panel. All of the commercially available arcade control to USB adapters I could find generally started at $40+ for a quality one (not cheap Chinese stuff), and could only handle to joystick/button inputs, or a trackball or spinners. None of them could handle both on the same board. Therefore, I decided to roll my own control interface. After researching the various inexpensive MCU development boards on the market, I settled on the TI Tiva C Launchpad. First reason was that the Launchpad has two built in hardware QEI (Quadrature Encoder Input) modules, and secondly it costs all of $10. Arcade trackballs and spinners use quadrature encoders to track the direction, speed, and acceleration of their motion, and not having to write QEI in software was a HUGE bonus. I have posted the controller as a separate project on here for anyone who is interested.
So, that's where I'm at. I finished up all that about the time the weather turned cold and banned me from my detached, unheated garage where all my tools are at. As soon as (if???) the weather turns around, I will be finishing up the base and wiring so I can introduce my kids to the games I grew up playing, all on the 60" big screen!
These instructions will assume you are going to build the same panel I did. First step is to order all of the arcade control parts and whichever arcade control to USB solution you would like to use. In my case, I designed my own. It is open source, based on the TI Tiva C Launchpad, and is also posted as a project here.
Step 2 - Design your graphics for the top. I will add mine to this project at some point, feel free to use it if you like it.
Step 3 - Hit up your local hardware store and pick up all of the lumber and hardware you will need. Or if you are like me, dig through your salvage and scrap for most of it, then pick up what you don't already have.
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The specification places requirements on what an XML processor must do and not do, but the application is outside its scope.
The processor (as the specification calls it) is often referred to colloquially as an XML parser.
Further guidelines for the use of XML in a networked context appear in RFC 3470, also known as IETF BCP 70, a document covering many aspects of designing and deploying an XML-based language.
The material in this section is based on the XML Specification.
extends the set of allowed characters to include all the above, plus the remaining characters in the range U 0001–U 001F.
At the same time, however, it restricts the use of C0 and C1 control characters other than U 0009 (Horizontal Tab), U 000A (Line Feed), U 000D (Carriage Return), and U 0085 (Next Line) by requiring them to be written in escaped form (for example U 0001 must be written as or its equivalent).
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Let’s create a shape moire effect and automate it by using a first animation procedure.
The idea is to make a text path, scale it on the vertical axis and copy it below each other.
Create a Textpath node.
- Set Text to ABCD.
- Select a bold font.
- Set Size parameter to 120.00
Create a Transform node and connect textpath1 to it. Set Scale Y to 6.00 so you end up with an ugly stretched version of textpath1.
Create a Copy node. Connect transform1 to this node.
- Set Copies to 10.
- Set Translate Y to 12.00.
You should see this as a result:
Now we will create a pattern to use as a movable overlay over the above result.
Create a Rect node as a basic shape for the pattern.
- Set Width to 400.00.
- Set Height to 12.00 (which is the same amount as the value for translate Y parameter of copy1)
Create a Copy node and make 30 copies with a Translate Y parameter set to 13.00. Connect rect1 to this node.
In order to make it moveable create a Transform node and connect copy2 to it. We will change the value for Translate Y later.
Create a Merge node and connect copy1 to it. Do the same for transform2. Double click on merge1 to make it the rendered node.
Click once on transform2 and drag the Translate Y parameter. Cool..but can’t we automate it?
Animation asks for a few new things to be explained.
Parameters as we have seen before are editable by using their widgets. You can also make a dynamic variable by using expressions. One of the variables we can call for over an expression is FRAME (in capitals - system variables are all in CAPITALS), meaning it calls the number of the frame. Further is more information on expressions but let’s implement one now:
- Click on the transform2 node and look at the parameter pane. On the right of each parameter is a small arrow that is in fact a button.
- Click on it and select Toggle Expression. The look of the widget will change from the numberwidget to a textinput window.
- Enter -FRAME en press the enter key. We call for the negative of the frame because i want the group of rectangles to go up.
- On the lower left corner is the “Animation bar”. Click the Play button to see the animation.
You can save animation by going to the File tab » export Movie where you have a selection of possible formats. Enter a name for the animation and select the number of frames it has to export.
- Changing the order so the letters are printed upside down.
- Change the letters in to an svg using an Import node. The Eifeltower for instance (from Wikipedia)
- Change Text into an expression over Toggle Expression and enter int(FRAME/10.0) to see a counting procedure.
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I have written and recorded some songs as wav files. I have played them in Windows Media. At some point I was asked if I wanted to licence protect the files or something like that and as it sounded to an idiot like me that it meant I would prevent other people from accessing my songs, I clicked OK. So now when I try to burn the songs to CD I have a message saying "Windows Media Player cannot play, burn, rip, or sync the protected file because you do not have the appropriate rights." Well I ask you. Rights? They're my songs! What shall I do? You can tell I'm more into music than technical stuff I guess!
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I am german, so this question might only other Germans be able to answer.
I am in my last year in school and i want to study Information Technoloy with an emphasis on 3D graphics. Does anyone of you know good universities for this? I am even willing to study in the Netherlands. I would appreciate every tip or piece of information.
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