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I was unable to find much information about TMA-2 except for a few patchy trip reports and Shulgin's info about it in Phikal...so here is my understanding of this substance and what it is like.
I was going to subcutaneously inject (below the skin, a technique that has worked with 2-CB quite nicely...at least more nicely than snorting it!) but the material wouldn't dissolve. It was like a more kind of powdery organic compound than 2-CB.
So I took 12.5mg orally...it tasted a bit like herbal washing up powder, and then 45 minutes later snorted the other 12.5mg. This didn't hurt really at all...though the powder was quite thick.
15 minutes later the substance began to come on and took about 30 minutes to come up to a baseline. It was very clear the material I had was very clear and pure...and I concluded very quickly: this is basically just like mescaline, with more focused twinges to it perhaps. There is the same clarity, mindfullness and clean 'high' of Mescaline. I was walking along the empty beach...working through a few things...and it just allowed this clarity and mild psychic opening that I needed. Somewhat gentle...no real visuals...no nausea or the yawning or the physical strain I get with mescaline.
I find 2-CB more useful for deeper somatic and whole understanding of my reality. Mescaline for me has always been quite a contemplative psychedelic, though I have always taken low dosages.
I haven't tried 2CT7, I imagine it being somethign of a cross between TMA-2 and 2-CB, with wildcat elements thrown in.
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- Would You Take a Million Dollars for What You Have?
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The PART ONE of How to Enjoy Your Life and Your Job written by Dale Carnegie.
Find Yourself, Be Yourself
In the search for peace and happiness, the eyes and the mind often wander out to the world for meaning. The hard truth is that if you always adapt to the inspirational models others have been successful with, then you will just be a copy. Studies accurately define you to be unique, one and alone, without resembling anyone. This makes everything easy and simple - it means you need no one and nothing else other than yourself to be happy.
Practice Four Good Working Habits
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Clear your desk Focus only on one problem at any one moment, progressing from one sheet of paper to another, one stack at a time. A clear drawer is effective in avoiding tension and confusion and, more significantly, cures anxiety.
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Do things in order of importance Spontaneity is one thing, but order is another. Planning a day-to-day order of business is an art. The ability to act on issues one at a time, according to the level of importance, is an invaluable skill.
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Don’t keep putting off decisions All you need are the facts and a strong resolve to act immediately. Procrastination is dangerous because it could mean putting off a very important, life-altering decision. Procrastination is risky when it masquerades as a solution.
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Learn to organize, deputize and supervise The higher you are in the ladder, the more responsibilities you have. You know this is not new. The scriptures must have noted it first - that to those much is given, much is expected. The good news is that you can share the load. In each individual’s uniqueness, everyone can be in a position to be better than someone else.
Know What Makes You Tired and What You Can Do About It
If your muscles are tired, sleep is all you need. Muscles will be as good as new after sleep or rest. The brain is exhausted by unpleasant emotions and bad thoughts - resentment, boredom, anger, anxiety, and rejection - which cause the muscles to tense up. Therefore, to avoid getting tired, close your eyes and will the muscles to relax.
Banish the Boredom That Produces Fatigue, Worry and Resentment
An easy way to banish boredom is simply to relax the muscles and rid yourself of bad feelings. In simple words, have fun! A seemingly too-complex matter can be resolved by rediscovering the simple ways of enjoying your life and your job’s day-to-day tasks.

The question is just the reverse of how it has always been asked. The answer reveals a critical view of life. Therefore, start to really appreciate your personal treasures because, whether you admit it or not, you have a lot to account for.
Remember That No One Ever Kicks a Dead Dog
If you hope to be great, you are ready to pay the price and take in some kicks. Criticism is often a veiled honor. You may declare such an expression as unreasonable but the truth is, your detractors would love to trade places with you.
Practice Accepting Criticism
If you are being criticized, do not flatter yourself by thinking you are unique in this aspect. Everyone gets a fare shake. What sets one apart is the ability not to let unjust condemnation take effect.


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Weekly Meeting: 2015-11-11
11th November 2015: Functoria, Logs, Protocol lists and unikernel logos
Agenda
- Functoria release
- Logging
- Pioneer Projects
- List of Protocols
- mirage-www deployment
- Unikernel logo contest
Attendees: Atluxitiv, Daniel Bunzli, Amir Chaudhry (chair), Justin Cormack, Thomas Gazagnaire, David Kaloper, Thomas Leonard, Anil Madhavapeddy, Richard (Mort) Mortier, Mindy Preston, Gabriel Radanne and Dave Scott
Notes
Functoria release
See release tracking in mirage/mirage#447
Work on functoria is progressing and ThomasG finished doing his review and is generally happy with the PRs. There are a few issues to deal with that are not related to functoria itself. The most important issues have been resolved. A few people have tried things and said they were happy with it. It would really benefit from more public testing and we’ve asked MattG to take a look.
Need to fix the mirage-www
deployment scripts first (see below) and then use
functoria there and see that it works properly. Gabriel offered to redo the
commits that ThomasG had to revert.
Mindy and Jeremy have also been trying to write a front end to functoria (ncurses etc) — Mindy was trying to write a JavaScript one. This would showcase the other side of functoria for users of the libs (rather than just for MirageOS developers).
There’s a blog post to go along with the release (mirage/mirage-www#369), which has been reviewed and the remaining TODOs have been addressed. Waiting for a few things to be fixed before release and we don’t want to rush this. The next step will be to begin tagging things.
Logging
A few people are trying out Daniel’s Logs library. It would be good if
ThomasL can take a look at it in an lwt
context. It’s actually being tried
out in the ocaml-9p lib (mirage/ocaml-9p#18). We might be able to use
this in functoria but needs more discussion.
We should prod for more of the logging discussion to happen on the main mailing list.
Pioneer Projects
Outreachy — We’re still in the Outreachy process and Hannes has been taking care of things. The current stage is the application process so we’re waiting to hear the outcome (due on 17th Nov).
Charrua — There’s a PR to mirage-skeleton
to look at
(mirage/mirage-skeleton#105), which should be tried out. Currently, it
doesn’t seem to compile with OCaml 4.01 so should fix that and come back. Mort
will look in on this and report back in the next call.
List of implemented protocols
There was a suggestion to create a list of implemented protocols and their
status. This means manually making a list on the wiki-page. There was a
reminder that we also want to start using the Opam metadata tags to track the
MirageOS libraries in Opam — adding a protocol
tag might help filter these.
Sometimes you need more data that you’d find in the opam metadata field so a
wiki-page is still useful.
The types of Opam tags were also discussed as we would use one to denote those libraries that are maintained by MirageOS and others that offer certain features that MirageOS can make use of.
mirage-www deployment issues
See discussion in mirage/mirage-www#404
Recently there have been a few issues with the MirageOS website unikernel.
We’ve now put couple of fixes in scripts so they’re run from outside the
script
directory and things should start properly. Also pushed a PR this
morning that will remove all the old bzip images as we don’t need them.
Haven’t yet updated the TravisCI scripts to remove the old scripts.
A suggestion that having an Opam repo hash would be useful (i.e. the state of Opam repo at the time the unikernel was built). That way we can reconstruct anything with the just the hash and the config.ml
There were issues with xvda
and xvdb
, where it seems there was a mismatch
between assumptions in the various scripts. ThomasG can try to test things on
the live site today.
We also want to get blobs.openmirage.org running as a unikernel too,
probably using the Crunch
file system. However, this will need to have
something dynamically attached so will need to work on that.
Unikernel logo contest
Amir has started a Unikernel Logo contest on 99designs. The intent is to come up with a design that the community can use to promote unikernels. The initial phase is to prepare a brief and then allow designers to submit initial designs. At some point, the process needs to involve more members of the community so their views can also be incorporated (though we should be wary of ‘design by committee’). This process is likely to take several weeks — it shouldn’t be rushed as we intend to use the winning logo for some time.
At the moment, there are 211 logos to look through!
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AoB
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Delayed notes: apologies that notes have not been on the website quickly after the call. Suggestion that perhaps we put them on a GitHub wiki and build the website from there (using functoria).
-
nocrypto
on OpenBSD - DavidK has been working on this and needs feedback. Things are broken on OpenBSD as versions ofgcc
etc seem to be different. Anil can try this out and also suggested emailing OpenBSD ports. Once things work, we can cut a release! -
The next call is scheduled for Wednesday, 25th November. Please add any agenda items you wish to discuss in advance and refer to the mailing list for actual details a day or so in advance.


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Gateway Groups allow grouping the gateways in a set of namespaces
owned by its parent workspace. Gateway related configurations can
then be applied on the group to control the behavior of these
gateways. The group can be in one of two modes: TETRATE
and
ISTIO
. TETRATE
mode is a minimalistic mode that allows users to
quickly configure the most commonly used Istio features using
Tetrate specific APIs, while the ISTIO
mode provides more
flexibility for power users by allowing them to configure the
gateways’s traffic and security properties using a restricted
subset of Istio Networking and Security APIs.
The following example creates a gateway group for the gateways in
ns1
, ns2
and ns3
namespaces owned by its parent workspace
w1
under tenant mycompany
apiVersion: gateway.tsb.io/v1
kind: Group
metadata:
name: g1
workspace: w1
tenant: mycompany
spec:
namespaceSelectors:
- name: */ns1
- name: */ns2
- name: */ns3
configMode: TETRATE
Under the hood, Service Bridge translates these minimalistic
settings into Istio APIs such as Gateway
, VirtualService
,
AuthorizationPolicy
, etc. for the namespaces managed by the
gateway group. These APIs are then pushed to the Istio control
planes of clusters where the workspace is applicable.
It is possible to create a gateway group for namespaces in a specific cluster as long as the parent workspace owns those namespaces in that cluster. For example,
apiVersion: gateway.tsb.io/v1
kind: Group
metadata:
name: g1
workspace: w1
tenant: mycompany
spec:
namespaceSelectors:
- name: c1/ns1 # pick ns1 namespace only from c1 cluster
- name: */ns2
- name: */ns3
configMode: TETRATE
In the ISTIO
mode, it is possible to directly attach Istio
VirtualService
, and Gateway
to the gateway group. These
configurations will be validated for correctness and conflict free
operations and then pushed to the appropriate Istio control planes.
The following example declares a Gateway
and a VirtualService
for a specific workload in the ns1
namespace:
apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1beta1
kind: Gateway
metadata:
name: ingress
namespace: ns1
annotations:
tsb.io/tenant: mycompany
tsb.io/workspace: w1
tsb.io/gatewayGroup: g1
spec:
selector:
app: my-ingress-gateway
servers:
- port:
number: 80
name: http
protocol: HTTP
hosts:
- uk.bookinfo.com
- eu.bookinfo.com
and the associated VirtualService
apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1beta1
kind: VirtualService
metadata:
name: ingress-rule
namespace: ns1
annotations:
tsb.io/tenant: mycompany
tsb.io/workspace: w1
tsb.io/gatewayGroup: g1
spec:
hosts:
- uk.bookinfo.com
- eu.bookinfo.com
gateways:
- ns1/ingress # Has to bind to the same gateway
http:
- route:
- destination:
port:
number: 7777
host: reviews.ns1.svc.cluster.local
The namespace where the Istio APIs are applied will need to be part of the parent gateway group. In addition, each API object will need to have annotations to indicate the tenant, workspace and the gateway group to which it belongs to.
TODO(rshriram): Document the list of fields in Istio APIs that are disallowed.
A gateway group manages the gateways in a group of namespaces owned by the parent workspace.


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fun setAbsoluteTolerance(absvalue: Double): Unit
Set the absolute error which is considered tolerable for use with OnTarget.
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type t;
The type of PRNG states.
let make: array(int) => t;
Create a new state and initialize it with the given seed.
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Create a new state and initialize it with a system-dependent
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Return a copy of the given state.
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Matthew Sweeten
Data Science Fellow, Insight Data Science
The Problem
I love classical music!
Easy to find songs that are popular.
Finding similar songs can be hard.
Spotify's genre data is woefully inadequate.
Does not really perform well...
What's going on?
Spotify uses user preferences to recommend genres!
Bach Genres: Baroque, Classical, Classical Christmas, Romantic
What's the concept behind my playlists?
Rich metadata from Spotify
Multiple recordings for one song
Here's what I did
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Wall Openings
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--- title: 3D array representation of images type: docs repo: https://github.com/rstudio/keras menu: main: name: 3D array representation of images - keras parent: keras-reference aliases: - /reference/keras/image_to_array.html - /keras/reference/image_to_array.html - /guide/keras/reference/image_to_array.html - /tools/tools/keras/reference/image_to_array.html - /installation/keras/reference/image_to_array.html - /tutorials/keras/reference/image_to_array.html - /guide/tools/keras/reference/image_to_array.html - /deploy/keras/reference/image_to_array.html - /tools/keras/reference/image_to_array.html - /tutorials/tools/keras/reference/image_to_array.html ---
3D array that represents an image with dimensions (height,width,channels) or (channels,height,width) depending on the data_format.
image_to_array(img, data_format = c("channels_last", "channels_first"))
image_array_resize(
img,
height,
width,
data_format = c("channels_last", "channels_first")
)
image_array_save(
img,
path,
data_format = NULL,
file_format = NULL,
scale = TRUE
)
| img | Image |
| data_format | Image data format ("channels_last" or "channels_first") |
| height | Height to resize to |
| width | Width to resize to |
| path | Path to save image to |
| file_format | Optional file format override. If omitted, the format to use is determined from the filename extension. If a file object was used instead of a filename, this parameter should always be used. |
| scale | Whether to rescale image values to be within 0,255 |
Other image preprocessing:
fit_image_data_generator()
,
flow_images_from_dataframe()
,
flow_images_from_data()
,
flow_images_from_directory()
,
image_load()


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Bloodhound project hits 628mph
Machine is one of just a handful of racers to go faster than 600mph
The Bloodhound land speed record team has smashed through yet another milestone by achieving a successful 628mph run.
Just seven other vehicles have managed the feat of driving beyond 600mph, which the Bloodhound managed on a dry lakebed in South Africa.
At 628mph, it would take Bloodhound just 39 minutes to travel the 414 miles between London and Edinburgh.
Remarkably, the achievement is all the more impressive because Bloodhound is currently running with just the thrust of a jet engine, despite the vehicle’s design allowing for a rocket motor as well.
The rocket motor is due to be fitted soon, which should help the machine to achieve its target speed of 763mph – the current world land speed record.
That record was set 22 years ago by Thrust SSC, with RAF pilot Andy Green at the controls. Green is also the one piloting Bloodhound towards its goal.
Green said after setting the speed: “This morning we had the perfect conditions for a high-speed run; cool temperatures and virtually no wind. After a slick start procedure from the team, the car handled superbly once again.
“The stability and confidence the car gives me as a driver is testament to the years of world class engineering that has been invested in her by team members past and present. With all the data generated by reaching 628 mph [1,010 km/h], we’re in a great position to focus on setting a new world land speed record in the next year or so.
“A vital component in the success of our high-speed testing has been the race track created here at Hakskeenpan. It’s proved to be exactly what we need and I’m delighted with how the car has performed on it.”
This run in particular marks the end of the high-speed testing phase of the project, with the car set to return to England. It remains to be seen if and when a land speed record run will be attempted.


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WARNING: May contain slight mild spoilers.
Rating: *½ out of * * * *
Rated: R for intense violence/gore, some strong sexuality and language.
Starring: Arnold Schwarzeneggar, Robin Tunney, Rod Stieger, Gabriel Byrne.
Running Time: 132 minutes
We go into a movie theater, boom! the lights go down, our hearts race, we go through ten minutes of preview and finally the movie we've been waiting to see for a long time comes on. We sit there, watch in disbelief that this movie is as bad as it is. Why shouldn't I have know what I was getting myself into. Again like this past summers hit "Stigmata", "End of Days" may be worse. It's not like this is any kind of original idea, it just throws in some "Rosemary's Baby", along with "The Devil's Advocate" a little "Exorcist" and some "Stigmata" here and there. Whala you have "End of Days" a movie that is extremely disappointing and by the previews made it look terrific. Sadly but truly again like most recent films, all the good parts are in the trailers.
The plot which is very confusing at times is also very ludicrous and the movie is destined to be a hit in the first weekend, and flop in the next. Jericho Cane (Arnold Schwarzneggar in hit typical macho role) is a cop who finds out that he is chosen to track down Satan (Living in Gabriel Byrnes body) and stop him from impregnating Christine York (Robin Tunney) because if he does, and she gives birth all existence as we know it will cease to exist. He has to do this before it turns into the year 2000, and strangely he's trying to fight him 5 minutes before 2000 comes. He seeks help from the Catholic church and help from Rod Stieger (in a terrific role) and tries to save this girl leading to an ending that's satisfying, but turns into a typical action movie. That's pretty much it on plot. It does have the razzle and dazzle of a great action movie, and with the 100m dollar budget parts seem to show it, parts you have to wonder where all the money went.
As for Arnie? Good role, OK performance. I think since he is getting a little older he is held back a lot of his stunts. The thing that disappointed me was the fact that there was nothing to the film. In the trailers it looks like a good scary, action film and ends up being a boring, long and preposterous drama that leads into something else that leaves us with questions. Gabriel Byrnes (who ironically played a priest in "Stigmata") here plays Satan and gives a good performance but again seems held back and not into his character. Two years back Al Pacino gave a terrific performance in the fun "The Devil's Advocate" and here it seems like the idea of him is in the character also. Robin Tunney (great performance as always) plays Satan's main person whom he wants to impregnate to carry his child. Of course Rod Stieger gives another great performance which really isn't nothing new.
The direction by Peter Hyams is at times a bit overblown, though not nearly as the visual style was in "Stigmata". Here we are given great camera work, and some great scenes that are terrifically directed but sadly just don't work in this movie. The script written by Andrew Marlowe has a few witty lines, but again the movie is all style and no substance and by the ending finale climax I was ready to go home. Only a few things work here and those are a few of the performances, the writing and visual style, but the storyline and the finished product don't work as well.
The sad thing is that "End of Days" had so many things going for it. The plot could have been more organized, the action scenes could have been more brainy and less mind-numbing. At times it seems like "Armageddon" and started to get old and tiresome. Hollywood is running out of ideas bad, and like I've always said before needs new ones. Even with its 100m budget "End of Days" is less than pleasing. In fact the 100m dollar budget is at least 30m over, and easily could have had a 70m budget.
Maybe I sound crazy, but I am really looking forward to the new Exorcist film, and hope that they make it as good as the original. We need to get new ideas and stop recycling old ones just to make money at the box-office. We need to get more films like "The Blair Witch Project" that could scare people to death, while people thinking well what exactly is scaring them and how do I know that it is in fact The Blair Witch.
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sfcbd
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: June 2009
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
sfcbd - Small-Footprint CIM Broker (sfcb)SYNOPSIS
sfcbd [options]DESCRIPTION
sfcb is a lightweight CIM daemon (aka CIMOM) that responds to CIM client requests for system management data and/or performs system management tasks. sfcb supports most of the standard CIM XML over http/https protocol. It is highly modular, allowing functionality to be easily added, removed or customized for different management applications. sfcb is specifically targetted for small embedded system that do not have the available CPU, memory or disk resources to support a full-blown enterprise-level CIMOM. That said, sfcb runs very well on a regular Linux/Unix system and supports most of the functions required by CIM clients to manage such the system. Supported CIM operations include:
-
GetClass EnumerateClasses EnumerateClassNames GetInstance DeleteInstance CreateInstance ModifyInstance EnumerateInstances EnumerateInstanceNames InvokeMethod (MethodCall) ExecQuery Associators AssociatorNames References ReferenceNames
CIM process and lifecycle indications (aka 'events') are also supported.
OPTIONS
Supported command line options are:
- -c, --config-file=FILE
- Specify an alternative configuration file. Default=/etc/sfcb/sfcb.cfg
- -d, --daemon
- Run sfcbd (and child processes) in the background.
- -h, --help
- Print help message and exit.
- -k, --color-trace
- -k, --color-trace Color the trace output of each process
- -s, --collect-stats
- Turn on runtime statistics collecting. If enabled then various sfcbd runtime statistics will be written to ./sfcbStat. Default is no statistics are collected.
- -t, --trace-components=NUM
- Activate component-level tracing messages, where NUM is an OR-ed bitmask integer defining which component to trace. Specifying "-t ?" will list all the components and their associated integer bitmask.
- -v, --version
- Prints version information and exits.
CONFIGURATION FILE
sfcbd reads the configuration file /etc/sfcb/sfcb.cfg (or the file specified with the -c option) at start up. The configuration file contains option : value pairs, one per line. For a complete list of options, see the default configuration file included with the sfcb package.
- httpPort
- Local port that sfcbd should listen to receive HTTP (i.e. insecure) requests from CIM clients. Default=5988
- enableHttp
- Whether sfcb should accept HTTP client connections. Default=true.
- httpProcs
- Maximum number of simultaneous HTTP client connections before blocking new incoming HTTP requests. Default=8
- httpsPort
- Local port that sfcbd should listen to receive HTTPS (i.e. secure) requests from CIM clients. Default=5989
- enableHttps
- Whether sfcb should accept HTTPS client connections. Default=false.
- httpsProcs
- Maximum number of simultaneous HTTPS client connections before blocking new incoming HTTPS requests. Default=8
- enableInterOp
- Whether sfcb should provide the interop namespace for indication support. Default=true
- provProcs
- Maximum number of simultaneous provider processes. After this point if a new incoming request requires loading a new provider, then one of the existing providers will first be automatically unloaded. Default=32
- doBasicAuth
- Perform basic authentication on the client userid (obtained from the HTTP/HTTPS header) before allowing the request. Default=false (i.e. no client authentication performed).
- basicAuthLib
- Name of the local library to call to authenticate the client userid. Default=sfcBasicAuthentication
- useChunking
- Tell sfcbd to use HTTP/HTTPS 'chunking' to return large volumes of response data to the client in 'chunks', rather than buffering the data and sending it back all at once. Default=true
- keepaliveTimeout
- Specify the maximum time in seconds an sfcb HTTP process will wait between two requests on one connection before terminating. Setting it to 0 will disable HTTP keep-alive. Default=0
- keepaliveMaxRequest
- Specify the maximum number of consecutive request on one connection. Setting it to 0 will effectively disable HTTP keep-alive. Default=10
- registrationDir
- Specify the registration directory, which contains the provider registration data, the staging area and the static repository. Default=/var/lib/sfcb/registration
- providerDirs
- A space separated list of directories where sfcb is looking for provider libraries. Default=/usr/lib64 /usr/lib64/cmpi
- providerSampleInterval
- The interval in seconds at which the provider manager is checking for idle providers. Default: 30
- providerTimeoutInterval
- The interval in seconds before an idle provider gets unloaded by the provider manager. Default: 60
- providerAutoGroup
- If set to true, all providers residing in the same shared library will be executed in the same process unless another group has been specified in the provider registration file. Default: true
- sslCertificateFilePath
- Specify the name of the file containing the server's certificate. The file must be in PEM format. This file is only required if enableHttps is set to true. Default= /etc/sfcb/server.pem
- sslKeyFilePath
- Specify the name of the file containing the private key for the server's certificate. The file must be in PEM format and may not be passphrase-protected. This file is only required if enableHttps is set to true. Default=/etc/sfcb/file.pem
- sslClientTrustStore
-
Specify the name of the file or directory containing either the CA certificate
issuing client certificates or self-signed certificates of the clients.
This setting is only required if sslClientCertificate is set to accept
or require.
If a file, it must be in PEM format.
If a directory, it must be in "hash format": each file in the directory should be named hash.0, where hash is the output of openssl x509 -hash. See the -CApath option in verify(1) from the openssl package for more information about the hash format.
Default=/etc/sfcb/client.pem
- sslClientCertificate
- Specify the way sfcb handles client certificate based authentication. If set to ignore it will not request a certificate from the client. If set to accept it will request a certificate from the client but not fail if the client doesn't present one. If set to require it will refuse the client connection if the client doesn't present a certificate. Default=ignore
- certificateAuthLib
- Name of the local library to call for client-certificate based user authentication. Called only if sslClientCertificate is not set to ignore. Default=sfcCertificateAuthentication
- traceLevel
- Specify the trace level for sfcb. Can be overriden by setting environment variable SFCB_TRACE_LEVEL. Default:0.
- traceMask
- Specify the trace mask for sfcb. Can be overriden by the command line option --trace-components. Default: 0.
- traceFile
- Specify the trace file for sfcb. Can be overriden by setting environment variable SFCB_TRACE_FILE. Default: stderr.
ENVIRONMENT
- SFCB_PAUSE_PROVIDER
- Specifies the name of the provider to pause after first being loaded to facilitate attaching a runtime debugger to the provider's process for debugging purposes.
- SFCB_PAUSE_CODEC
- Specifies the name of the sfcb codec (currently only "http") to pause after first being started to facilitate attaching a runtime debugger to the process.
- SFCB_TRACE
-
Specifies the level of trace/debug messages for sfcb.
Valid values are 0 (no trace messages), or 1 (key trace messages only)
to 4 (all messages). A default value of 1 will be assumed, if this
variable is not set.
[Note: SFCB_TRACE level is used in conjunction with sfcb's component-level tracing to control the level of detail of trace messages to display within each component] - SFCB_TRACE_FILE
- By default sfcb trace messages are written to STDERR. Setting this envorinment variable causes the trace messages to be written to a file instead.
- SFCB_TRAP
-
If set this environment variable enables trap interrupts on x86
platforms to be generated by sfcb in special situations.
[Note: not currently ever used] - SBLIM_TRACE
-
Specifies the level of trace/debug messages for SBLIM providers.
Valid values are 0 (no trace messages), or 1 (key trace messages only)
to 4 (all messages).
[Note: this only applies to SBLIM providers written with explicit trace messages in their source code.] - SBLIM_TRACE_FILE
- By default SBLIM provider trace messages are written to STDERR. Setting this envorinment variable causes the trace messages to be written to a file instead.
FILES
- /etc/sfcb/sfcb.cfg
- Default sfcb configuration file.
- /etc/sfcb/server.pem
- SSL server certificate for sfcb.
- /etc/sfcb/file.pem
- SSL private key file for sfcb.
- /etc/sfcb/client.pem
- SSL client certificate / trust store for sfcb.
LIBRARIES
- /usr/lib64/libsfc*
- Binaries for sfcb runtime libraries.
- /usr/lib64/cmpi/*
- Binaries for providers
AUTHOR
Adrian Schuur<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Dr. Gareth S. Bestor<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Viktor Mihajlovski<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Chris Buccella<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
BUGS
The SBLIM project maintains a mailing list to which you should direct all questions regarding sfcb, sfcc, wbemcli, or any of the SBLIM providers. To subscribe to this mailing list visit
The SBLIM Project Bug tracking page can be found at
- http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=128809&atid=712784
COPYRIGHT
(C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2004, 2005, 2009AVAILABILITY
The Small-Footprint CIM Broker (sfcb) is a part of the SBLIM project. The most recent version is available on the web atSEE ALSO
sfcbmof(1), sfcbstage(1), sfcbunstage(1), sfcbrebos(1), genSslCert.sh(1), getSchema.sh(1), wbemcli(1)
Index
- NAME
- SYNOPSIS
- DESCRIPTION
- OPTIONS
- CONFIGURATION FILE
- ENVIRONMENT
- FILES
- LIBRARIES
- AUTHOR
- CONRIBUTORS
- BUGS
- COPYRIGHT
- AVAILABILITY
- SEE ALSO
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Results:Slow...but not nearly as bad as XML. For large data sets, the overhead of fetching the entire set of rows is partially offset by the Grid's smarts not rendering rows that aren't immediately in view. Users, however, do pay a price both to load Dojo and for the inherently more feature-rich Dojo Grid. HTML tables don't provide sorting, filtering, locked headers, and many of the other features of the Dojo Grid, so it's not entirely apples-to-apples.
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Match Play. Red trails 0-2 to 7. Should Red redouble? If redoubled, should White take?
pips Red=131 White=115
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
A position that is no redouble/take for money becomes a big redouble at this score because of the cube leverage. Not redoubling is a blunder.
Red wins a gammon and the match 20% of the time from here provided the cube is on 4. White has an easy take although I have many a player drop this sort of position. Unless you redouble you will never find out if White is one of those players!
Red wins a gammon and the match 20% of the time from here provided the cube is on 4. White has an easy take although I have many a player drop this sort of position. Unless you redouble you will never find out if White is one of those players!
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Code is suddenly easier to test, debug, and run in parallel!
OOP is good at structuring programs
Interfaces, Classes, Encapsulation, Delegation, SingletonFP is good at isolating state change
Immutability, Repeatability, ConcurrencyScala Combines the two:
val ten = 10 //ten is an immutable value of type Int
var number = 2 //number is mutable
number += 1 //number is now 3
def sum(a: Int, b: Int): Int = a + b
def sumThree(a: Int): Int = sum(a, 3)
val numbers = 1 to 4 //Range(1, 2, 3, 4)
val doubles = numbers.map(_ * 2) //Range(2, 4, 6, 8)
val squares = numbers.map(n => n * n) //Range(1, 4, 9, 16)
val summedThree = numbers.map(sumThree) //Range(4, 5, 6, 7)
Option[A] is a container type and can have two values: Some[A] and None.
class User(val username: String, val email: Option[String])
val users = Seq(
new User("user1", Some("user1@gmail.com")),
new User("user2", None),
new User("user3", Some("user3@gmail.com"))
)
def sendMessage(email: String, message: String) = println(s"Sending email to $message")
users.foreach { u =>
u.email match {
case Some(email) => sendMessage(email, "Welcome to MyApp")
case None =>
}
}
Your code will be safer as the compiler will force you to think about the None case.
case class Person(firstName: String,
lastName: String,
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With just a little typing, we get a lot of things:
Goal: Have fun processing collections in Scala
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class Hike::Trail
`Trail` is the public container class for holding paths and extensions.
Attributes
`Trail#aliases` is a mutable `Hash` mapping an extension to an `Array` of aliases.
trail = Hike::Trail.new trail.paths.push "~/Projects/hike/site" trail.aliases['.htm'] = 'html' trail.aliases['.xhtml'] = 'html' trail.aliases['.php'] = 'html'
Aliases provide a fallback when the primary extension is not matched. In the example above, a lookup for “foo.html” will check for the existence of “foo.htm”, “foo.xhtml”, or “foo.php”.
`Trail#extensions` is a mutable `Extensions` collection.
trail = Hike::Trail.new trail.paths.push "~/Projects/hike/lib" trail.extensions.push ".rb"
Extensions allow you to find files by just their name omitting their extension. Is similar to Ruby's require mechanism that allows you to require files with specifiying `foo.rb`.
`Trail#paths` is a mutable `Paths` collection.
trail = Hike::Trail.new trail.paths.push "~/Projects/hike/lib", "~/Projects/hike/test"
The order of the paths is significant. Paths in the beginning of the collection will be checked first. In the example above, `~/Projects/hike/lib/hike.rb` would shadow the existent of `~/Projects/hike/test/hike.rb`.
Public Class Methods
A Trail accepts an optional root path that defaults to your current working directory. Any relative paths added to `Trail#paths` will expanded relative to the root.
# File lib/hike/trail.rb, line 50 def initialize(root = ".") @root = Pathname.new(root).expand_path @paths = Paths.new(@root) @extensions = Extensions.new @aliases = {} end
Public Instance Methods
Alias `new_extension` to `old_extension`
# File lib/hike/trail.rb, line 97 def alias_extension(new_extension, old_extension) aliases[normalize_extension(new_extension)] = normalize_extension(old_extension) end
Append `extension` to `Extensions` collection
# File lib/hike/trail.rb, line 86 def append_extensions(*extensions) self.extensions.push(*extensions) end
Append `path` to `Paths` collection
# File lib/hike/trail.rb, line 69 def append_paths(*paths) self.paths.push(*paths) end
`Trail#cached` returns an `CachedTrail` object that has the same interface as `Trail`. An `CachedTrail` is a cached `Trail` object that does not update when the file system changes. If you are confident that you are not making changes the paths you are searching, `cached` will avoid excess system calls.
cached = trail.cached cached.find "hike/trail" cached.find "test_trail"
# File lib/hike/trail.rb, line 158 def cached CachedTrail.new(root, paths, extensions, aliases) end
`Trail#find` returns a the expand path for a logical path in the path collection.
trail = Hike::Trail.new "~/Projects/hike" trail.extensions.push ".rb" trail.paths.push "lib", "test" trail.find "hike/trail" # => "~/Projects/hike/lib/hike/trail.rb" trail.find "test_trail" # => "~/Projects/hike/test/test_trail.rb"
`find` accepts multiple fallback logical paths that returns the first match.
trail.find "hike", "hike/index"
is equivalent to
trail.find("hike") || trail.find("hike/index")
# File lib/hike/trail.rb, line 128 def find(*args) index.find(*args) end
`Trail#find_all` returns all matching paths including fallbacks and
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Key Word(s): Pandas
CS109A Introduction to Data Science
Lab 2: Pandas and Web Scraping with Beautiful Soup¶
Harvard University
Fall 2019
Instructors: Pavlos Protopapas, Kevin Rader, and Chris Tanner
Lab Instructors: Chris Tanner and Eleni Kaxiras
Authors: Rahul Dave, David Sondak, Will Claybaugh, Pavlos Protopapas, Chris Tanner, Eleni Kaxiras
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Table of Contents¶
- Learning Goals
- Loading and Cleaning with Pandas
- Parsing and Completing the Dataframe
- Grouping
Learning Goals¶
About 6,000 odd "best books" were fetched and parsed from Goodreads. The "bestness" of these books came from a proprietary formula used by Goodreads and published as a list on their web site.
We parsed the page for each book and saved data from all these pages in a tabular format as a CSV file. In this lab we'll clean and further parse the data. We'll then do some exploratory data analysis to answer questions about these best books and popular genres.
By the end of this lab, you should be able to:
- Load and systematically address missing values, ancoded as
NaN
values in our data set, for example, by removing observations associated with these values. - Parse columns in the dataframe to create new dataframe columns.
- Use groupby to aggregate data on a particular feature column, such as author.
This lab corresponds to lectures #1, #2, and #3 and maps on to homework #1 and further.
Basic EDA workflow¶
(From the lecture, repeated here for convenience).
The basic workflow is as follows:
- Build a DataFrame from the data (ideally, put all data in this object)
- Clean the DataFrame. It should have the following properties:
- Each row describes a single object
- Each column describes a property of that object
- Columns are numeric whenever appropriate
- Columns contain atomic properties that cannot be further decomposed
- Explore global properties. Use histograms, scatter plots, and aggregation functions to summarize the data.
- Explore group properties. Use groupby and small multiples to compare subsets of the data.
This process transforms your data into a format which is easier to work with, gives you a basic overview of the data's properties, and likely generates several questions for you to followup in subsequent analysis.
Part 1: Loading and Cleaning with Pandas¶
Read in the goodreads.csv
file, examine the data, and do any necessary data cleaning.
Here is a description of the columns (in order) present in this csv file:
rating: the average rating on a 1-5 scale achieved by the book
review_count: the number of Goodreads users who reviewed this book
isbn: the ISBN code for the book
booktype: an internal Goodreads identifier for the book
author_url: the Goodreads (relative) URL for the author of the book
year: the year the book was published
genre_urls: a string with '|' separated relative URLS of Goodreads genre pages
dir: a directory identifier internal to the scraping code
rating_count: the number of ratings for this book (this is different from the number of reviews)
name: the name of the book
Let us see what issues we find with the data and resolve them.
After loading appropriate libraries
%matplotlib inline
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas as pd
import seaborn as sns
pd.set_option('display.width', 500)
pd.set_option('display.max_columns', 100)
Cleaning: Reading in the data¶
We read in and clean the data from goodreads.csv
.
#Read the data into a dataframe
df = pd.read_csv("data/goodreads.csv", encoding='utf-8')
#Examine the first few rows of the dataframe
df
Oh dear. That does not quite seem to be right. We are missing the column names. We need to add these in! But what are they?
Here is a list of them in order:
["rating", 'review_count', 'isbn', 'booktype','author_url', 'year', 'genre_urls', 'dir','rating_count', 'name']
# your code here
df=pd.read_csv("data/goodreads.csv", header=None,
names=["rating", 'review_count', 'isbn', 'booktype','author_url', 'year', 'genre_urls', 'dir','rating_count', 'name'],
)
#Examine the first few rows of the dataframe
df.head()
Cleaning: Examing the dataframe - quick checks¶
We should examine the dataframe to get a overall sense of the content.
# your code here
#######
df.dtypes
#######
your answer here
Notice that review_count
and rating_counts
are objects instead of ints, and the year
is a float!
There are a couple more quick sanity checks to perform on the dataframe.
print(df.shape)
df.columns
Cleaning: Examining the dataframe - a deeper look¶
Beyond performing checking some quick general properties of the data frame and looking at the first $n$ rows, we can dig a bit deeper into the values being stored. If you haven't already, check to see if there are any missing values in the data frame.
Let's see for a column which seemed OK to us.
#Get a sense of how many missing values there are in the dataframe.
print(np.sum([df.rating.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.review_count.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.isbn.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.booktype.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.author_url.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.year.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.genre_urls.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.dir.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.rating_count.isnull()]))
print(np.sum([df.name.isnull()]))
#Try to locate where the missing values occur
df[df.rating.isnull()]
How does pandas
or numpy
handle missing values when we try to compute with data sets that include them?
We'll now check if any of the other suspicious columns have missing values. Let's look at year
and review_count
first.
One thing you can do is to try and convert to the type you expect the column to be. If something goes wrong, it likely means your data are bad.
Lets test for missing data:
df[df.year.isnull()]
df.year.isnull()
df.shape
Cleaning: Dealing with Missing Values¶
How should we interpret 'missing' or 'invalid' values in the data (hint: look at where these values occur)? One approach is to simply exclude them from the dataframe. Is this appropriate for all 'missing' or 'invalid' values?
#Treat the missing or invalid values in your dataframe
#######
df = df[df.year.notnull()]
Ok so we have done some cleaning. What do things look like now? Notice the float has not yet changed.
df.dtypes
print(np.sum(df.year.isnull()))
df.shape # We removed seven rows
Ok so lets fix those types. Convert them to ints. If the type conversion fails, we now know we have further problems.
# your code here
df.rating_count=df.rating_count.astype(int)
df.review_count=df.review_count.astype(int)
df.year=df.year.astype(int)
Once you do this, we seem to be good on these columns (no errors in conversion). Lets look:
df.dtypes
Sweet!
Some of the other colums that should be strings have NaN.
df.loc[df.genre_urls.isnull(), 'genre_urls']=""
df.loc[df.isbn.isnull(), 'isbn']=""
Part 2: Parsing and Completing the Data Frame¶
We will parse the author
column from the author_url and genres
column from the genre_urls. Keep the genres
column as a string separated by '|'.
We will use panda's map
to assign new columns to the dataframe.
Examine an example author_url
and reason about which sequence of string operations must be performed in order to isolate the author's name.
#Get the first author_url
test_string = df.author_url[0]
test_string
#Test out some string operations to isolate the author name
test_string.split('/')[-1].split('.')[1:][0]
Lets wrap the above code into a function which we will then use
# Write a function that accepts an author url and returns the author's name based on your experimentation above
def get_author(url):
# your code here
name = url.split('/')[-1].split('.')[1:][0]
#######
return name
#Apply the get_author function to the 'author_url' column using '.map'
#and add a new column 'author' to store the names
df['author'] = df.author_url.map(get_author)
df.author[0:5]
Now parse out the genres from genre_url
.
This is a little more complicated because there be more than one genre.
df.genre_urls.head()
# your code here
#Examine some examples of genre_urls
#Test out some string operations to isolate the genre name
test_genre_string=df.genre_urls[0]
genres=test_genre_string.strip().split('|')
for e in genres:
print(e.split('/')[-1])
"|".join(genres)
Write a function that accepts a genre url and returns the genre name based on your experimentation above
def split_and_join_genres(url):
# your code here
genres=url.strip().split('|')
genres=[e.split('/')[-1] for e in genres]
return "|".join(genres)
Test your function
split_and_join_genres("/genres/young-adult|/genres/science-fiction")
split_and_join_genres("")
Use map again to create a new "genres" column
df['genres']=df.genre_urls.map(split_and_join_genres)
df.head()
Finally, let's pick an author at random so we can see the results of the transformations. Scroll to see the author
and genre
columns that we added to the dataframe.
df[df.author == "Marguerite_Yourcenar"]
Let us delete the genre_urls
column.
del df['genre_urls']
And then save the dataframe out!
df.to_csv("data/cleaned-goodreads.csv", index=False, header=True)
Part 3: Grouping¶
It appears that some books were written in negative years! Print out the observations that correspond to negative years. What do you notice about these books?
# your code here
df[df.year < 0].name
#These are books written before the Common Era (BCE, equivalent to BC).
We can determine the "best book" by year! For this we use Panda's groupby()
. Groupby()
allows grouping a dataframe by any (usually categorical) variable. Would it make sense to ever groupby integer variables? Floating point variables?
dfgb_author = df.groupby('author')
type(dfgb_author)
Perhaps we want the number of books each author wrote
dfgb_author.count()
Lots of useless info there. One column should suffice
Exercise:¶
Group the dataframe by
author
. Include the following columns:rating
,name
,author
. For the aggregation of thename
column which includes the names of the books create a list with the strings containing the name of each book. Make sure that the way you aggregate the rest of the columns make sense!Create a new column with number of books for each author and find the most prolific author!
###### Before we start : what do we do about these titles where 'name' is unreadable? Try different encodings?
auth_name = 'A_id_al_Qarni'
df[df.author == auth_name].head()
df[df.author == auth_name].iat[0,8].encode('UTF-16')
# let's examine the columns we have
df.columns
Create the GroupBy table
authors = df.copy()
authors = authors[['rating','name','author']].groupby('author').agg({'rating' : np.mean,
'name' : '|'.join})
authors = authors.reset_index()
authors.head()
# split the column string and make a list of string book names
authors['name'] = authors.name.str.split('|')
authors.head()
# count the books - create new column
len(authors.name[0])
authors['num_books'] = authors['name'].str.len()
authors
# sort for more prolific
authors.sort_values(by='num_books', ascending=False).iloc[0]
Winner is Stephen King with 56 books! OMG!!!¶
Perhaps you want more detailed info...
dfgb_author[['rating', 'rating_count', 'review_count', 'year']].describe()
You can also access a groupby
dictionary style.
ratingdict = {}
for author, subset in dfgb_author:
ratingdict[author] = (subset['rating'].mean(), subset['rating'].std())
ratingdict
Lets get the best-rated book(s) for every year in our dataframe.
#Using .groupby, we can divide the dataframe into subsets by the values of 'year'.
#We can then iterate over these subsets
# your code here
for year, subset in df.groupby('year'):
#Find the best book of the year
bestbook = subset[subset.rating == subset.rating.max()]
if bestbook.shape[0] > 1:
print(year, bestbook.name.values, bestbook.rating.values)
else:
print(year, bestbook.name.values[0], bestbook.rating.values[0])


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Mercyful Fate [1983] Melissa (25th Anniversary Reissue). 01. Evil.mp3 11 MB; 02. Curse Of The Pharaohs.mp3 9 MB; 03. Into The Coven.mp3 12 MB; 04. At The .
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(Medley of five Mercyful Fate songs: Satan's Fall, Curse of the Pharaohs, A Corpse Without Soul, Into The Coven and Evil.) They're walking by the night .
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MERCYFUL FATE (The Rare Ones)'s official profile including the latest music, albums, songs, music . Mercyful Fate: "Curse of the Pharaoh" Live Dynamo 1983 .
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CURSE OF THE PHARAOHS (TRADUÇÃO) - Mercyful Fate (letra e ...
Tradução, letra e vídeo da música CURSE OF THE PHARAOHS (TRADUÇÃO), de Mercyful Fate, no Letras.mus.br.
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CURSE OF THE PHARAOHS - Mercyful Fate (letra e vídeo)
Away out in Egypt in the valley of kings. Where the mummified pharaohs. Pretend dead in their sleep. Don't touch, never ever steal. Unless you're in for the kill .
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Mercyful Fate: Satan's Fall / Curse of the Pharaohs / A Corpse Without Soul / Into the Coven / Evil, de Metallica: ouça, veja letra da música e monte suas playlists .
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MERCYFUL FATE (MEDLEY) Lyrics - METALLICA
Metallica Mercyful Fate (medley) lyrics & video : Medley of five Mercyful Fate songs: Satan's Fall, Curse of the Pharaohs, A Corpse Without Soul, Into The Coven .
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Curse Of The Pharaohs Guitar Pro Tab by Mercyful Fate @ Ultimate ...
Mar 29, 2011 . Curse Of The Pharaohs Guitar Pro by Mercyful Fate at Ultimate-Guitar.Com, tabbed by PainKiller77.
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04 - Mercyful Fate / Curse Of The Pharaohs 05 - A Dangerous Meeting 06 - Is That You Melissa 07 - Doomed By The Living Death 08 - Moby Dick Intro / Drum .
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