Here is a List of Phones that Uber Kenya and Little Have Banned Their Partners From Using
Includes the iPhone 8. Shocking
by Kiruti ItimuUber and Little are ride sharing companies and they rely on a number of technologies for the system to work.
The system relies on having a data plan, GPS and the Uber/Little network that acts as the hub. Drivers need to have phones with great GPS connectivity so that they can be tracked easily by their customers and for accurate positioning.
This topic has always bugged me for a while since I’ve experienced instances where the driver could not locate me accurately.
Interesting enough, Uber and Little have a list of banned phones that their driver partners should not use. The list of phones include smartphones you would not expect to find.
List of banned/blacklisted devices
Uber
- Infinix Hot 5
- Infinix Note 3
- Infinix Hot 2
- Infinix S2 Pro
- Infinix Smart
- Infinix Hot S
- Infinix Hot Note
- Infinix Note 2
- Infinix Zero 3
- TECNO Camon CX Air
- TECNO Camon CX
- TECNO Pouvoir 2
- TECNO S6
- TECNO B1
- TECNO L8 Lite 2019
- TECNO W1
- Nokia 1
- Nokia 3.1 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy J1 2016
- Samsung Galaxy J5
- Samsung Galaxy Mini Prime 2016
- Huawei P8 Lite
- Huawei Y6 2019
- Wiko Jerry 3
- Safaricom Neo Ray LTE
- Oppo F5
- iPhone 8
- iPhone 7
- iPhone 5s
This is a pretty extensive list by Uber and the most surprising entrant in this list has to be the iPhone 8. Apple had acknowledged GPS issues with iPhones and iPhones released in 2012 or earlier but the exclusion of iPhone 8, iPhone 7 and iPhone 5S here is quite interesting.
Little
Little’s ban list is quite short but they single out specific devices which I will list below:
- All Infinix devices
- All X-TIGI devices
- TECNO Y5S
- TECNO M3
Little blacklisted the TECNO Y5S, M3 and all X-TIGI devices as of March 2019 while all Infinix devices were blocked as from April 2019.
What about Bolt?
I decided to check out Bolt (formerly Taxify) and they haven’t blacklisted any phone as specified in their support page. That is a stark contrast to what Little and Uber Kenya have done.
So what is the recommended phone to use by driver partners of rideshare companies in Kenya?
Little and Uber have the exact requirements for a phone that a driver partner should use. I suspect one copied the other.
These are the requirements:
- Android version: 6.0 or newer
- Single SIM slot only. No dual sim devices
- 2GB RAM minimum
- Snapdragon or Mediatek
- Minimum processor model: Snapdragon 630 or the Mediatek Helios P10
- Minimum of an 8 core processor running at 2Ghz
- Minimum Geekbench 4.1 score of 600 (single core) and 4000 (multicore)
- Minimum screen size of 4.7 inches
- Device must have both A-GPS and GLONASS
Bolt’s requirements are quite current compared to the ones by Uber and Little.
- Devices should run at least Android 9.0 or iOS 13 (Uber and Little don’t mention anything about iOS which is weird)
- Device should have a minimum of 1.5GB of RAM
- They don’t recommend rooted phones.
- Don’t use battery saver since it causes GPS errors
- Connect your phone to a charger during the journey
- Use a phone holder for best possible GPS signal
- Set your location accuracy as “high accuracy”
Bolt warns that they will disable a partner’s account if they show “problematic GPS behaviour.”


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As an Enterprise and/or a Cloud service provider, you would have to ensure that all regulatory requirements for workload and data sovereignty are met. You have to answer the questions from your customers like:
where is my workload running? , Are my workloads running in a compliant location? , How can I trust the Integrity of the host servers on which my workloads are running , can you prove to me that my workloads and data have not violated policies? , How can I control via policy where my workload can and cannot migrate and run .
Geo Tag / Asset tags are set in a write once area. Can be almost anything, user provided names, gps coordinates, actual asset tags, and importantly, the certificate of attestation from the TPM.
Today we're using Glance Image Registry to set the launch properties / policies: e.g. Only runs in France. The "Trust and Launch" scheduler filter runs last against the list of servers left. It then runs a variant of Open Attestation to say, "Which are trusted?". From there, the scheduler will deploy. This is all automatic. Only setting the tags is manual. This same attestation happens during migrations as well.
This is how we enable boundary control. We added Horizon plugins to support launch policies. Extended Nova scheduler for location filtering, and glance for policies. Finally we provide a number of tools that work in conjunction (OAT, etc). The end-to-end bits can be done entirely in OSS however.
This should be upstream in Kilo, however, we (Intel) provide scripts to make this work in Icehouse & Juno.
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Accepts a GSS Security Context
(Server) This method accepts a GSSAPI security context based on the given parameters, including the token sent by the client returned from initSecContext()
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | a tuple containing the (potentially modified) context, the authenticated name of the context initiator, the mechanism type used, the output token (to send to the client), the flags in use, the TTL for the context, and the delegated credential handle (or None if RequirementFlags.delegate_to_peer is not present in the flags) (i.e. (context, name, MechType, bytes, [RequirementFlag], int, delegated_cred, continue_needed)) |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Acquires GSSAPI Credentials
This method acquires credentials for the given name (imported with importName()) for the desired mechanims, with permissions to either initiate security contexts, accept them, or both.
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | a tuple containing the actual credentials, the mechanisms for which these credentials are valid, and the actual TTL (which may be 0) (i.e. (creds, [MechType], ttl)) |
Canonicalizes a GSSAPI Name into a Mechanism Name
This method turns any GSSAPI name into a “mechanism name”, i.e. a name that would be returned as initator principal from acceptSecContext.
Warning
Unlike other methods, a mechanism type must be explicitly provided here; No default is available for this method.
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | a canonicalized name |
| Return type: | PyCapsule |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Compares Two GSSAPI Names
This method compares to GSSAPI names to see if they are equal.
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | whether or not the two names are equal |
| Return type: | bool |
Releases a security context
This method releases a security context, potentially providing an output buffer as the result
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Return type: | bytes or None |
| Returns: | an output token, if requested (otherwise None) |
Converts a GSSAPI Name into a String
This function is essentially the opposite of importName(): it takes a GSSAPI name and converts it back into a string and name type.
| Parameters: | name – a GSSAPI name capsule |
|---|---|
| Returns: | a tuple containing the string-version of the name and its name type |
| Return type: | (bytes, gssapi.base.types.NameType) |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Duplicates a GSSAPI Name
This method duplicates an existing GSSAPI name. Releasing the old name will not release the new name, etc.
| Parameters: | name – the name to duplicate |
|---|---|
| Returns: | a new name identical to the old name |
| Return type: | PyCapsule |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Exports a GSSAPI Mechanism Name
This method “produces a canonical contiguous string representation of a mechanism name, suitable for direct comparison for use in authorization functions”. The input name must be a valid GSSAPI mechanism name, as generated by acceptSecContext or canonicalizeName.
Note
A mechanism name does not, in fact, refer to the name of a mechanism. Instead, it refers to a canonicalized name, such as the initiator name returned by acceptSecContext
| Parameters: | name – a valid GSSAPI mechanism name |
|---|---|
| Returns: | a string version of the mechanism name |
| Return type: | bytes |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Generates a MIC for a Message
This method generates a cryptographic message integrity code for the supplied method. The QoP can be changed to vary the algorithm used. The output is a token that can be transfered to a peer application.
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | the MIC encoded into a token |
| Return type: | bytes |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Converts a value from the MechType enum into a gss_OID
This method converts a value from the MechType enum into a gss_OID, which can be used in GSSAPI methods such as initSecContext
| Parameters: | mech_type (MechType) – the mechanism type |
|---|---|
| Returns: | a gss_OID capsule representing the selected mechanism type |
Gets a GSSAPI Name
This method converts a string name and type into a ‘name’ string usable in future calls to GSSAPI.
NOTE: This name needs to have its name released when finished
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Return type: | bytes |
| Returns: | the GSSAPI name string for use in other GSSAPI methods |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Gets the Currently Supported GSS Mechanisms
This method gets a list of the GSS mechanisms supported by the current GSSAPI implementation
| Returns: | the supported mechanisms |
|---|---|
| Return type: | [gssapi.base.types.MechType] |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Initializes a GSS Security Context
(Client) This method initializes a GSSAPI security context with the given parameters. The default flags for the flags field are MUTUAL and SEQUENCE.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | a tuple containing the (potentially modified) context, the actual mechanism type used, the output token, the actual flags provided, the actual TTL for this context, and whether or not a continue is needed (i.e. (context, MechType, [RequirementFlag], bytes, TTL, continue_needed)) |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Releases GSSAPI credentials
This method releases GSSAPI credentials that were allocated with acquireCred
| Parameters: | cred_obj – the name credentials object to be released |
|---|---|
| Returns: | None |
Releases a GSSAPI Name
This method releases a GSSAPI name that was allocated with importName
| Parameters: | name_obj – the name object to be released |
|---|---|
| Returns: | None |
Unwraps a wrapped message
This method unwraps a message that was previously wrapped by the other party
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Return type: | (bytes, bool, int) |
| Returns: | a tuple containing the decrypted message, whether confidentiality was used, and the QoP used |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Verifies a Message’s MIC
This method verifies that the message matches the given message integrity code (token).
Note
This method does not throw an error on GSS_S_DUPLICATE_TOKEN, which simply indicates that the token was valid and contained the correct MIC for the message, but had already be processed. Instead, it simply returns that the MIC was valid, since this is not really an error.
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | this depends on the value of return_bool. If False, the QoP used to generate the MIC is returned if the verification is successfull, and and error is raised otherwise. If True, a tuple is returned containing whether or not the MIC was valid, the QoP used, the major result code, and the minor result code (which can be interpreted with gssapi.base.status_utils.displayStatus()) |
| Return type: | int or (bool, int, int, int) |
| Raises GSSError: | |
if there is an error and return_bool is set to False |
Wraps a message
This method wraps a message with a MIC and potentially encrypts the message using the requested QoP
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Return type: | (bytes, bool) |
| Returns: | a tuple containing the output message and whether confidentiality was used |
| Raises GSSError: | |
Calculates the Max Message Size
This method calculates the maxium size that a message can be in order to have the wrapped message fit within the given size.
| Parameters: | |
|---|---|
| Returns: | the max unwrapped message size |
| Return type: | int |
Convert a GSSAPI status code into a human-readable string
Converts the given general GSSAPI (major) status code or mechanism-specific (minor) status code into a human-readable string. This method may need to be called multiple times, which is what the message_context parameter is for.
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Return type: | (str, int, bool) |
| Returns: | a tuple containing the result message, the message context for any further calls, and whether or not further calls can be made |
Bases: exceptions.Exception
GSSAPI Error
This Exception represents an error returned from the GSSAPI C bindings. It contains the major and minor status codes returned by the method which caused the error, and can generate human-readable string messages from the error codes
Retrieves all messages for this error’s status codes
This method retrieves all messages for this error’s status codes, and forms them into a string for use as an exception message
| Return type: | str |
|---|---|
| Returns: | a string for use as this error’s message |
Bases: flufl.enum._enum.IntEnum
GSSAPI Mechanism Types
This IntEnum represents explicit GSSAPI mechanism types (to be used with initSecContext).
Note that the integers behind these enum members do not correspond to any numbers in the GSSAPI C bindings, and are subject oto change at any point.
Bases: flufl.enum._enum.IntEnum
GSSAPI Name Types
This IntEnum represents GSSAPI name types (to be used with importName, etc)
Note that the integers behind these enum members do not correspond to any numbers in the GSSAPI C bindings, and are subject to change at any point.
Bases: flufl.enum._enum.IntEnum
GSSAPI Requirement Flags
This IntEnum represents flags to be used in the service flags parameter of initSecContext.
The numbers behind the values correspond directly to their C counterparts.


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GOLDFINGER (1964) A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.0 Alternative Scale: ***1/2 out of ****
United Kingdom, 1964 Running Length: 1:52 MPAA Classification: PG (Violence, sexual innuendo) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1
Cast: Sean Connery, Gert Frobe, Honor Blackman, Harold Sakata, Shirley Eaton, Tania Mallett, Cec Linder, Bernard Lee, Lois Maxwell, Desmond Llewelyn Director: Guy Hamilton Producers: Harry Saltzman and Albert R. Broccoli Screenplay: Richard Maibaum and Paul Dehn based on the novel by Ian Fleming Cinematography: Ted Moore Music: John Barry U.S. Distributor: United Artists
With 1964's GOLDFINGER, the third James Bond story to reach the screen, the "Bond formula" had reached maturity. Screenwriter Richard Maibaum, a participant in the scripting of the previous two movies, DR. NO and FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE, had identified those elements of the series that audiences liked. So, for this film, his storyline (adapted loosely from Ian Fleming's 1959 novel) enhanced the action sequences, added more beautiful women, gave 007 an Aston Martin loaded with neat gadgets, and offered actor Sean Connery more opportunities to deliver one-liners and act suave.
One of the last Bond films to clock in at under two hours, GOLDFINGER is tightly-paced and economical in its usage of extraneous material. The character development of FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE is replaced by a greater attention to action. There are several memorable fight sequences (including a climactic struggle between 007 and Goldfinger's nasty henchman, Oddjob) and a lengthy car chase that has Bond's Aston Martin trailing smoke screens and oil slicks, firing built- in guns, and ejecting the passenger seat. The level of excitement in GOLDFINGER is up a notch from its predecessors.
When the British Secret Service decides that they want supposedly- legitimate bullion dealer Auric Goldfinger under observation, agent 007 is chosen for the job. After Bond finds a naked, dead woman on his bed, covered head-to-toe with gold paint, the investigation takes on a new urgency. It seems that Goldfinger is planning something big -- "Operation Grand Slam" -- and anyone who interferes is targeted for elimination, including, of course, Bond. But, when Goldfinger captures the British agent in Switzerland, he decides to keep him as a hostage rather than kill him. So Bond accompanies the criminal and his entourage to Kentucky, where Goldfinger plans to engineer the greatest crime in history: knock over Fort Knox.
Sean Connery, back for the third time in the role that made him famous, plays the lead character with the same easy elegance and wit he displayed in FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE. 007 can be a man of action or a man of style, and Connery is equally at home as either. In GOLDFINGER, Bond gets one of his better opponents. The title character (played by Gert Frobe) isn't the most sinister or vicious villain to stand against 007, but he is intelligent, ingenious, and obsessed with gold. Frobe's performance is top-notch for this kind of role. He treads the line between subtlety and overacting, showing different aspects of Goldfinger's shifting personality -- cruelty, greed, playfulness, and a single-minded determination.
In Bond films, the henchman typically provides a more colorful adversary than his leader, and Goldfinger's mute Korean manservant, Oddjob (Harold Sakata), started this trend. Second only to Jaws (THE SPY WHO LOVED ME, MOONRAKER) in near-invincibility, Oddjob is the kind of murder-loving ruffian that Bond can't beat in a fair fight. With his death-dealing, frisbee-like bowler and his immense strength, Oddjob proves a worthy foe for the superspy.
In addition to being one of the most unforgettable of the "Bond Girls", Honor Blackman's Pussy Galore is one of the toughest and most self-sufficient women to cross 007's path. In her own words, she's immune to his charm, and, while this doesn't prevent her from sharing an intimate moment or two with him, she never yields her independence. Pussy has better things to do than follow Bond around like a faithful lap dog.
GOLDFINGER is studded with moments that have since become deeply embedded in the Bond mythos. John Barry's opening song (sung by Shirley Bassey) is among the series' best. Snippets of dialogue have attained an almost-legendary status, such as the exchange when Goldfinger is about to emasculate 007 with a laser. "Do you expect me to talk?" asks Bond. The response is succinct: "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!"
In the midst of Bond's "golden era" of the '60s, it's hard to single out one film as the best, but history has shown GOLDFINGER to be among the series' most enduring entries. Although more gimmicky than FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE, this film is equally as entertaining. And, of course, it takes the Bond films in a slightly different direction, blazing a trail that they have been following ever since, all the way from GOLDFINGER to GOLDENEYE.
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Similar to the house analogy used by Udacity, a car could be used int he same way. There are basic necessities when it comes to building a car, and there are certain rules or guidelines followed for the basic skeleton i.e. it needs some wheels. In terms of the CSS, this is where you can choose the car colour, the interior specifics, or the types of wheeels for the car. The DOM is like the electrics throughout the car that pull it all together and get the ca to start.
Boxifying design means to look at a design in terms of boxes, and create different sections using boxes, to help give it structure.
The box model applys to all HTML elements, which are essentially all boxes. There are four sections to the box, th content, padding, border and then the margin. Each play their own role in the design of an HTML element, and can be customised.


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New paper - Non-Arrhenius kinetics for the loop closure of a DNA hairpin.
Wallace MI, Ying LM, Balasubramanian S, Klenerman D. PNAS 2001
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New paper - Two-state model of conformational fuctuation in a DNA hairpin-loop.
Ying L, Wallace MI, Klenerman D. Chem. Phys. Lett. 2001
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Mark Wallace
Mark studied Chemical Physics as an undergraduate at the University of Bristol, followed by a PhD in Chemistry at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Professor David Klenerman. He was awarded the 2002 Gregorio Weber International Prize in Biological Fluorescence for this work. Mark then spent 2 years as a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University, working with Professor Richard Zare. He returned to the U.K. in 2002 to undertake a second postdoctoral position at the National Institute for Medical Research with Dr Justin Molloy, before moving to Oxford in 2005 as a Royal Society University Research Fellow. He was subsequently appointed as a University lecturer and fellow of Wadham college in 2006. He joined King’s in 2016 as part of its expansion of Chemistry.
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New paper - Diamond deposition in a DC-arc Jet CVD system. investigations of the effects of nitrogen addition.
Smith JA, Rosser KN, Yagi H, Wallace MI, May PW, Ashfold MNR. Diamond and Rel. Mat. 2001
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New paper - FRET fluctuation spectroscopy. Exploring the conformational dynamics of a DNA hairpin-loop.
Wallace MI, Ying LM, Balasubramanian S, Klenerman D. J. Phys. Chem. B 2000


I play on 3 Towns, it's a challenging low-magic world so I was looking to build a Wiz. I'm new to NWN and heard a 38 wiz/2 rogue would be good but I can't find anything like that in the forums. Being new not sure what feats to take or what spells to focus on. If anybody has a good wiz build for a noob I would really appreciate you posting a link. Thanks.
Ps tried exalted sorc a little, great build but i think i like the versatility of wiz.
The Simbul,s Standard Wizard 40
Mithdradates ..Also has a level 40 Wizard but its more for party play...
Arcane Trebuchet (Wizard 40)
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Edited By griphook on 04/09/05 21:10
Thanks Grip.
So you don't think mixing in a level of rogue or monk would be advantageous?
3T... I play there.. uhm.. good wizard.. 34 Wizard 4 Assasin 2 SD


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use random accent color, use [random]="true"
property.
Zoom Icon
To specify the zoom icon use the [zoomGlyph]
property. This icon is focusable & clickable, listen to
zoomGlyphClicked
event.
Borders
A border can be added with [border]="true"
.
Default image with alter icon options
To provide alternative icon options by priority use the [alterIcon]
property.
There's few options can be set the order priority, Avatar component will process them and display first successful
option if [image]
url fails to load:
content
- Avatar will display first letter from string, provided as component content
alt
- Avatar will display first letter from string, provided as alt
attribute
backup
- Avatar will display image, provided as backupImage
default-icon
- Avatar will display user glyph icon
Alternative options can be passed the following way alterIcon="content|alt|backup|default-icon"


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Tutoring programs nowadays are more like dreaded boot camps. Students sign up, report to class, and are forced into a mold. We're here to change that.At QuickPrep, we see each student for who he or she is, not another machine to program. We evaluate each student to champion strengths, recognize weaknesses, and develop a path to success.
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Everyone wants his or her child to be ahead of the curve. But sometimes, being one step ahead often means being financially set back. Not with QuickPrep!Our programs are priced reasonably so you won't have to take from your college savings just to make sure your child gets into college. We know firsthand that education is expensive as it is, so it is our mission to provide the best possible tutoring for the most sensible price.
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Many tutoring programs cram as many kids as possible into one room with a single teacher. This approach overlooks the fundamental element that every student needs to succeed— personal attention.We make sure every student gets the attention he or she needs to achieve his or her goals. All of our individual tutoring programs have one brilliant teacher matched with your child and our group tutoring programs are capped at 15 students with 3 teachers per session. It's maintaining this personal touch that makes the difference.


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I am currently a Computer Science student working on my Bachelors of Science at San Francisco State University. I hope to gain many experiences at my time at San Francisco State: learning new technologies and languages, meet new people to connect with, and hone my skills while always striving to challenge myself.
My skill set include Java, C++, Scala, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Ruby, and PHP. The technologies I use are
Github/Git, Sublime, Brackets, Ruby on Rails, Android Studio, and Netbeans
Amaizing Recipes
Created by the Amaizing Unicorn Team/Team 9, we created the Amaizing Recipes App for users to enter in their list of ingredients and then search for a recipe to make. Features the ability to swipe to search: after selecting a subset of ingredients from the full list, the user may just swipe from their Pantry to the next screen and the app will show the list of results; switching from showing a list of recipes by social rank or by nutrition, if recipe is searched by nutrition then there will be a bar graph that shows the nutrition facts; youtube videos for instructions; and many more.
Client:
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Date:
September 2015
Service:
Android Development
Liar's Dice
Liar's Dice Summary
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Date:
March 2016
Service:
Web Development - Rails Application
Interrobang.os
Created by Team Interrobang, this operating system is built using barebones Javascript for users to play around with from their browser. This project utilizes multithreading and multiprocessing through the usage of web workers. Each process and "threads" that are created are initialized as web workers, allowing them to work in a background thread. This allows the user to continue to interact with the UI even when a process is running. Our task scheduler is based on first come first server rather than a more sophisticated task scheduling algortihm such as round robin. The OS serves as a middleman, a layer of abstraction, between the various devices and processes.
The Operating System, of course, also supports file structures: creating and changing directories. The file structure, unlike in Linux which uses files as directories, utilizes IndexedDb to be the file structure. Each directory made is a new table; and to link to the directory, an element is inserted to the root directory table with the label "Folder".
The Operating System also supports a naive level of security. There is a login screen where you cannot enter any CLI commands until you login as the SuperUser or a regular user. Once logged in, if you're the SuperUser, you can add and delete new users, add and delete users from a group, and see/change the permissions of various files and processes.
Client:
CSC 415
Date:
February 2016
Service:
Web Development
Basic Ruby Web Server
A basic ruby server created by me and two other members to find out how web servers work and understand the way web servers receive and respond to requests made by clients, while also polishing up our ruby skills and utilizing good software engineering practices. This web server can receive get requests and delete requests, and also has user authentication and CGI scripts and also utilizes aliases.


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Firearm collection events for five days in Palmerston North
by New Zealand Police"Firearm collection events on for five days in Palmerston North – don’t miss out "
Police look forward to seeing firearms owners in Palmerston North this week as part of the amnesty and buy-back for prohibited firearms and parts, which ends on 20 December 2019.
Time is running out for those of you who have not yet handed-in your prohibited items and want to be compensated.
You need to get online, notify Police of your intention and, most importantly, get to a Police-run collection event near you.
Collection events will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, 26 and 27 November, from 1pm -7pm.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 28 – 30 November, the events will run from 10.30am – 3.30pm.
All of the events this week will be held at Awapuni Racecourse, entry on Te Wanaka Road, Palmerston North.
For those firearm owners who are still unsure of whether their firearm is prohibited, you need to get onto Police’s website or call 0800 311 311 to check.
Don’t leave it until after 20 December 2019 to discover they are.
This is also a good opportunity to hand in any firearms under amnesty – no questions asked.
From 20 December 2019 it will be illegal to have any of these prohibited items in your possession - don’t risk prosecution and losing your firearms licence.
The laws won’t be changing – so don’t hold out.
For more information go to www.police.govt.nz or call 0800 311 311.
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On the New payment type page, you can define a payment type offered by the selected payment service provider (PSP). The payment types defined here can later be made available to supplier and reseller organizations. The suppliers and resellers, in turn, can select the payment types they want to make available to customers.
You can add payment types, but not remove a type already defined for the PSP. The names of the payment types can be freely defined. The payment types themselves are provided by the PSP.
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PoissonRegressionHead
Creates a Head
for poisson regression using tf.nn.log_poisson_loss
.
Inherits From: RegressionHead
tf.compat.v1.estimator.PoissonRegressionHead
tf.compat.v2.estimator.PoissonRegressionHead
The loss is the weighted sum over all input dimensions. Namely, if the input
labels have shape [batch_size, label_dimension]
, the loss is the weighted
sum over both batch_size
and label_dimension
.
The head expects logits
with shape [D0, D1, ... DN, label_dimension]
.
In many applications, the shape is [batch_size, label_dimension]
.
The labels
shape must match logits
, namely
[D0, D1, ... DN, label_dimension]
. If label_dimension=1
, shape
[D0, D1, ... DN]
is also supported.
If weight_column
is specified, weights must be of shape
[D0, D1, ... DN]
, [D0, D1, ... DN, 1]
or
[D0, D1, ... DN, label_dimension]
.
This is implemented as a generalized linear model, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalized_linear_model.
The head can be used with a canned estimator. Example:
my_head = tf.estimator.PoissonRegressionHead() my_estimator = tf.estimator.DNNEstimator( head=my_head, hidden_units=..., feature_columns=...)
It can also be used with a custom model_fn
. Example:
def _my_model_fn(features, labels, mode): my_head = tf.estimator.PoissonRegressionHead() logits = tf.keras.Model(...)(features) return my_head.create_estimator_spec( features=features, mode=mode, labels=labels, optimizer=tf.keras.optimizers.Adagrad(lr=0.1), logits=logits) my_estimator = tf.estimator.Estimator(model_fn=_my_model_fn)
weight_column
: A string or a NumericColumn
created by
tf.feature_column.numeric_column
defining feature column representing
weights. It is used to down weight or boost examples during training. It
will be multiplied by the loss of the example.label_dimension
: Number of regression labels per example. This is the size
of the last dimension of the labels Tensor
(typically, this has shape
[batch_size, label_dimension]
).loss_reduction
: One of tf.losses.Reduction
except NONE
. Decides how to
reduce training loss over batch and label dimension. Defaults to
SUM_OVER_BATCH_SIZE
, namely weighted sum of losses divided by
batch size * label_dimension
.compute_full_loss
: Whether to include the constant log(z!)
term in
computing the poisson loss. See tf.nn.log_poisson_loss
for the full
documentation.name
: name of the head. If provided, summary and metrics keys will be
suffixed by "/" + name
. Also used as name_scope
when creating ops.__init__
__init__( label_dimension=1, weight_column=None, loss_reduction=losses_utils.ReductionV2.SUM_OVER_BATCH_SIZE, compute_full_loss=True, name=None )
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
logits_dimension
See base_head.Head
for details.
loss_reduction
See base_head.Head
for details.
name
See base_head.Head
for details.
create_estimator_spec
create_estimator_spec( features, mode, logits, labels=None, optimizer=None, trainable_variables=None, train_op_fn=None, update_ops=None, regularization_losses=None )
Returns EstimatorSpec
that a model_fn can return.
It is recommended to pass all args via name.
features
: Input dict
mapping string feature names to Tensor
or
SparseTensor
objects containing the values for that feature in a
minibatch. Often to be used to fetch example-weight tensor.mode
: Estimator's ModeKeys
.logits
: Logits Tensor
to be used by the head.labels
: Labels Tensor
, or dict
mapping string label names to Tensor
objects of the label values.optimizer
: An tf.keras.optimizers.Optimizer
instance to optimize the
loss in TRAIN mode. Namely, sets train_op = optimizer.get_updates(loss,
trainable_variables)
, which updates variables to minimize loss
.trainable_variables
: A list or tuple of Variable
objects to update to
minimize loss
. In Tensorflow 1.x, by default these are the list of
variables collected in the graph under the key
GraphKeys.TRAINABLE_VARIABLES
. As Tensorflow 2.x doesn't have
collections and GraphKeys, trainable_variables need to be passed
explicitly here.train_op_fn
: Function that takes a scalar loss Tensor
and returns an op
to optimize the model with the loss in TRAIN mode. Used if optimizer
is None
. Exactly one of train_op_fn
and optimizer
must be set in
TRAIN mode. By default, it is None
in other modes. If you want to
optimize loss yourself, you can pass lambda _: tf.no_op()
and then use
EstimatorSpec.loss
to compute and apply gradients.update_ops
: A list or tuple of update ops to be run at training time. For
example, layers such as BatchNormalization create mean and variance
update ops that need to be run at training time. In Tensorflow 1.x,
these are thrown into an UPDATE_OPS collection. As Tensorflow 2.x
doesn't have collections, update_ops need to be passed explicitly here.regularization_losses
: A list of additional scalar losses to be added to
the training loss, such as regularization losses.EstimatorSpec
.
loss
loss( labels, logits, features=None, mode=None, regularization_losses=None )
Return predictions based on keys. See base_head.Head
for details.
metrics
metrics(regularization_losses=None)
Creates metrics. See base_head.Head
for details.
predictions
predictions(logits)
Return predictions based on keys. See base_head.Head
for details.
logits
: logits Tensor
with shape [D0, D1, ... DN, logits_dimension]
.
For many applications, the shape is [batch_size, logits_dimension]
.A dict of predictions.
update_metrics
update_metrics( eval_metrics, features, logits, labels, regularization_losses=None )
Updates eval metrics. See base_head.Head
for details.


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New proposals put employers at the heart of technical education and build a strong FE system that delivers the skills our economy needs.
New proposals to put employers at the heart of technical education and build a strong further education system that delivers the skills our economy needs were set out by Skills Minister Robert Halfon today (27 October 2016).
Building on progress already made by investing in high-quality apprenticeships and pledging to streamline vocational education, the government has today published a bill dedicated to improving the quality of technical and further education for young people across the country .
The Further Education and Technology Bill represents another step in this government’s social reform agenda to deliver an education system that works for everyone. It sits alongside:
We do not require wider education legislation in this session to progress our plans for an education system that works for all .
Apprenticeships and Skills Minister Robert Halfon:
I am clear that to build a country that works for everyone, each part of the education system needs to deliver for our young people.
High-quality technical and further education is not only vital in opening up doors to young people in some of the hardest to reach areas of the country, it also helps local businesses get the skilled workforce they need to drive up the productivity and economic growth that our economy needs.
The reforms in this bill are fundamental to the government’s vision of ensuring all young people have the opportunity to fulfil their potential.
This bill will build on measures set out in the government’s post-16 skills plan , developed in response to an independent report from an expert panel chaired by Lord Sainsbury . It includes the proposal to extend the role of the Institute for Apprenticeships to cover technical education. This move will mean the institute, which was set up to be the ultimate decision maker for approving apprenticeship standards, will now ensure that all technical training available to young people and adults is of the highest quality and based on the needs of employers.
A vibrant, financially resilient and stable education sector is vital to deliver our aims. Having a secure further education sector benefits everyone - learners, employers and the taxpayer alike. We are working with colleges, through the area reviews programme , to ensure that is the case. But, in the event that a college becomes insolvent in the future, a new regime will be introduced to ensure that learners will be protected. We will ensure that disruption to their studies is avoided or minimised as far as possible. At the same time, the insolvency regime will address the current absence of any provisions for college insolvency, giving creditors certainty for the first time about how their claims will be dealt with.
A new measure to require colleges and local authorities to continue to share information such as data on results. While the devolution of the adult education budget to combined authorities will rightly give areas more control to spend the funding where they need it most, this measure will ensure that information is still shared with government to inform policy decisions and benefit learners.
The Technical and Further Education Bill will take forward these proposals, which were discussed in the post-16 skills plan and follow a public consultation on the introduction of an insolvency regime for further education and sixth-form colleges launched in the summer.
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In the following app we visualize the diffraction of planar waves at a cutting edge. This phenomena is important in the context of sound barriers at traffic routes: Sound power is transported to the shadow area of the barrier by diffraction. A sound barrier is a geometrical mitigation measure. Therefore, the insertion loss depends on the geometrical parameters wavelength $\lambda$ and height of the sound barrier $h$. The higher the sound barrier is in comparison to the wavelength, the bigger is the insertion loss. The insertion loss does not depend on material properties like speed of sound in this case.
We allow the modification of the ration wavelength over height of sound barrier $\frac{\lambda}{h}$ and angle of incidence $\varphi_{0}$ of the waves. By clicking inside the contour plot, the noise level at this spot in dB can be probed and, therefore, the noise level at different positions and the effectiveness of the barrier can be quantified.


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As a world class-leader for leadership development, research and innovation, we are the most global resourceful leadership and research institute.
Learn MoreAs a world class-leader for leadership development, research and innovation, we are the most global resourceful leadership and research institute.
Learn MoreWe collaborate with global stakeholders to promote leadership and research in various fields that impact on society and its progressive development. We use our expertise, skills, experience, and knowledge to develop leaders and empower them to make informed decisions.
As a world class-leader for leadership development, research and innovation, we are the most global resourceful leadership and research institute.
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Here you can read a bit about the services we offer
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programs
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- Physical examinations
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- Vital signs
- Biological monitoring
- Employee wellness program
development
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- Lighting/Illumination surveys
- Asbestos exposure assessments
- Hazardous chemical substances
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Program aimed at ensuring that
the school environment does not present health risks to learners and teachers. This
program is aimed at identifying, evaluating and controlling school
related health hazards.
Hazards
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Directed at the youth (up to 18 years old), Dr Myeni offers this program in partnership with Dr Johan Maxwell, a leadership guru. This program is offered free of charge, learners do not have to pay to attend
this program.
Dr Maxwell does not attend the events. This program is comprised of 16 lessons spread out over four units with the goal of helping teenagers learn leadership values and teaching them
how to apply them to their own lives from leadership expert John C. Maxwell. The iChoose leadership values program was designed to help students accomplish five goals:
▪ Identify with the 16 values of leadership
▪ Take ownership of their choices
▪
Practice leadership values and develop those skills
▪ Evaluate themselves with their applied knowledge
▪ Take turns guiding small group discussions
During the master minds sessions, we unpack leadership and assist
participants to become better leaders. These are small group sessions of up to 10 participants.
During the master minds sessions, we unpack leadership and assist
participants to become better leaders. These are small group sessions of up to 10 participants.
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Dr Sibongiseni Myeni is a University of Zululand alumnus, University of KwaZulu-Natal alumnus, Nelson Mandela University alumnus, and Walden University alumnus. After completing his Doctor of Business Administration, together with Dr Ngcobo, formally launched the Institute for Leadership and Research, in pursuit of their mission as lifelong scholars, learners, and implementers of positive social change.
Dr Ngcobo is a University of Natal alumnus, University of the Witwatersrand alumnus, and Nelson Mandela University alumnus. Dr Ngcobo is a medical doctor with post graduate training in occupational health, public health and bioethics. She has Master of Science in Medicine in the field of Bioethics and Health Law; and a Master of Business Administration.


Lovelle and Rachel are cutting out stars to decorate a poster. In the graph below, Lovelle’s progress is represented by the point L, and Rachel’s progress is represented by the point R.
From the sentences below, pick the statement that is true about Lovelle and Rachel’s progress.


I am Nkengla Ndele a Front-end web developer and a graphic designer. I studied computer engineering at the university of bamenda under NATIONAL HIGHER POLYTHECNIC INSTITUTE(NAHPI).Experienced [Web Development] with over 2 different cooperation like Yems Group and NEXINCH. Excellent reputation for resolving problems and improving customer satisfaction create full responsive websites for business and also help promote your business world wide.


Stamba Hotel / Adjara Arch Group
- Curated by María Francisca González
- about 6 hours
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Adjara Arch Group
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2018
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Nick Paniashvili
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Adobe, AutoDesk, Graphisoft
- Clients Adjara Group
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Text description provided by the architects. Housed in the same 20th-century landmark complex of the former publishing house as Rooms Hotel Tbilisi, Stamba Hotel - also a member of Design Hotels - continues in the same spirit of urban conversion, design aesthetics and commitment to local culture. The purpose of the project was to convert the historic landmark building of a former publishing house originated in the 1930s into an upscale, design-led hotel.
The property’s original façade was preserved while the rediscovered and restored printing equipment has added to the brutalist chic decor of the hotel. Stamba features a ‘jungle lobby’ with 5-storey high atrium dominated with a variety of trees is crowned with a glass-bottomed rooftop swimming pool overlooking the city. Greenery plays a key role indoors as well as outdoors with a wide range of trees and flowers being planted across the hotel’s public spaces while natural light reaches down the lobby through the transparency of the swimming pool.
The lush outdoor terrace, overlooking the hotel's gardens, is a vast quadrangle also used as an amphitheatre and outdoor exhibition space. Stamba displays an extensive collection of artwork from contemporary Georgian artists, while up to 80 000 books are presented on widespread bookshelves across the hotel’s public spaces as well as in guestrooms further emphasizing the past heritage of the establishment.
Adjara Arch Group, the in-house team of architects and designers, with instructions from owner Temur Ugulava, aimed at conserving most of the landmark’s original structure and historic heritage; yet, the project had to serve a new purpose. The main architectural elements were restored including the façade and the preserved concrete walls, high warehouse windows and ceilings which all emphasize the brutalist nature of the original structure.
In addition, some of the salvaged printing equipment such as the newspaper conveyor belt, typing and printing machines were restored and displayed as part of the interior design. Stamba does not resemble a copied image of an already existing plan and instead is organic, authentic and full of life. From the moment you walk in, you experience a feeling of time-travel. You find a unique environment where past meets present, while the best quality standards of a luxury hotel, gastronomy and entertainment are guaranteed.


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Stage Name: RM (formerly Rap Monster)
Birthday: September 12, 1994
Position: Leader, Main Rapper
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Birthday: December 4, 1992
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Birthday: March 9, 1993
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Birthday: October 13, 1995
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Birthday: December 30, 1995
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Name: Jeon Jung Kook
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Birthday: September 01, 1997
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Karachi court sentences mugger to death for killing inspector
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/7672/naeem-sahoutara, Naeem SahoutaraA Karachi court on Saturday sentenced to death an accused person found guilty of killing an inspector during an armed robbery in 2016.
Muhammad Danish, alias Punchi, was found guilty of shooting 30-year-old Hasham Younus to death on resistance during a mugging attempt within the remit of Brigade police station in August 2016.
Additional District and Sessions Judge (East) Haleem Ahmed found him guilty of murder after recording evidence and final arguments from both sides. The judge also ordered the convict to pay Rs200,000 as compensation to the legal heirs of the victim or undergo six month imprisonment on default.
The co-accused in the case, Syed Subhan Ali, was acquitted due to a lack of evidence to link his role in the murder.
According to the prosecution, Younus, an inspector in the Strategic Planning Division, along with his father Younus Nazeer, then a serving superintendent in the Sindh Rangers, were heading home on their motorcycle, when an unknown armed motorcyclist had tried to rob them on MA Jinnah Road opposite the Taj Medical Complex on the night of Aug 6, 2016.
The accused had shot at Younus on showing resistance during a cellphone snatching attempt, managing to flee afterwards. Younus had died in the hospital during treatment.
A case was lodged under Sections 302 (premeditated murder), 393 (attempt to commit robbery), 397 (robbery or dacoity, with attempt to cause death or grievous hurt) and 34 (common intention) of the Pakistan Penal Code on the complaint of the victim’s father at the Brigade police station.


During quarantine, I've been baking a lot. There are some great recipes on the internet.
On the topic of food, here are some super cute mochi!
I listen to music while baking. What are your favorite albums?
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Sometimes you want to strongly emphasize something in the text.
Sometimes you want to do both.


Statistics: Paid Apps vs Free Apps? Expensive Wines vs Cheap Wines?
These datasets come from Kaggle and have been upvoted quite consistently by the community. The Apps Dataset comes from web scraping the Google Play Store on 10,000 apps and 64,000 reviews — though it seems to have some repeated lines on it, which effectively makes it a 8,900 apps dataset. And the Wines Dataset comes from web scraping the WineEnthusiast website — and it also suffers from repeated lines: it goes from 150,000 to 90,000 reviews. All this data offers invaluable insights about the app and wine markets, some of which we will discuss here.
In order to study these datasets, I’ve taken the time of refreshing my Statistics background with an incredible Udemy course by Jose Portilla — he manages to create a very simple, practical and easy to learn approach to the subject —: Probability and Statistics for Business and Data Science. The statistical tests discussed in the second half of the course will be useful to attest our findings. I’ve also made my course notes and a mind map available, along with my Python code, in this Github Repo.
First, let’s take a look at the general characteristics of the data. From the graphs below, histograms that show the percentage of apps for each range of rating, we can clearly see that the majority of the apps stand within the range of 4.0 to 4.5 (a little bit more than 50%), and the apps that manage to get really good scores represent at best 7% of the market.
Now, when it comes to prices, this dataset is — as is reality
— heavily skewed towards free apps, since they represent most of
the Google Play Store
But, first, let’s take a look at the means and standard
deviations
Now, after some lines of code to divide our data into the two categories, we finally arrive at the difference in quality between paid and free apps. The mean and standard deviations (std) for the free apps remain intact (4.18 and 0.52, respectively), since they were the overwhelming majority in the data. On the other hand, indeed, the paid apps offer us an improvement, with a mean of 4.26, though with an std of 0.56. But the question now is: is this difference due to oscillations in the data or is it truly the reality?
To answer that question, we can use a statistical test, which would
try to discern the statistical differences between the two samples, a
not so trivial task, specially because the size of the groups is very
different. I’ve coded two tests which both work in this case: the
Student’s t-Test and the ANOVA Test. ANOVA will try to discern the
variance between groups (useful information) from the variance within
groups (useless information or noise), while the Student’s t-Test will
use the ratio between the difference of the means and the samples
variabilities. In the end, you will compare your coefficient to
another, theoretically calculated, that will give you, within a
percentage of confidence, their likelihood of being similar. In our
case, for the ANOVA test, we get that, with 99% confidence, our
results do hold true (our F = 12.88 > 6.63 = the critical F
coefficient) – a similar difference can be obtained for the Student’s
t-Test, with our t = 3.38 > 2.33 = the critical t
coefficient
So… indeed, with at least 99% confidence, paid apps are better than free apps. But should you care? Again, the difference is minuscule, less than 0.1 in a scale of 0 to 5, with a much bigger variability than the difference itself. Of course, this difference is much more complex, because, in reality, the revenue usually doesn’t come directly from buying the app — and there are many more variables to account for; nevertheless, we can safely say that a paid app is not at all a safe bet for better quality.
We will perform a similar procedure to the one used with the apps dataset. But first let’s take a look at a problem that also happens with apps and is much more flagrant here:
The graph above is a scatter plot of the price versus the rating or points (0 to 100), and we can clearly see that, for one given rating, we can get a wide range of prices, that is, to get a better wine, you don’t necessarily need to buy an expensive one.
Let’s move on with the analysis and take a look at some histograms:
The wine prices mean is of about $33, somewhat reasonable, but with an std of $37, a very big spread. When it comes to points, the shape is much closer to a normal distribution, with a mean of 87.87 and a std of 3.22, i.e., 66% of all the wines would have 84-90 points, or 95% of them would have 81-93 points; quite a lot of points, meaning that most wines do indeed have quality.
Next, we divide the wines into 3 categories, that I’ve named as cheap
(up to $10), expensive (from $10 to $100) and super expensive (more
than $100). The respective means and stds are: 84.69, 2.06; 87.98,
3.06; 92.80, 2.82. And, given that we now have samples around the
thousands, we can safely say
Nonetheless, don’t be so sure about what that means in the real world, because numerous accounts report that oenophiles are very biased towards poshy wines. My suggestion is to be satisfied with cheap wines if you can’t buy the more expensive ones, since they have decently high scores anyway.
Another interesting sidenote before we wrap up this post is about the wine champions of this dataset: what are their prices? It will not surprise you that some of them have steep fees, but you can, unexpectedly, buy the top of the litter without going broke. Here are the 100-pointers (by name, country, region and price, respectively):
- En Chamberlin Vineyard, USA, Oregon, $65
- Litton Estate Vineyard, USA, California, $100
- Guado de Gemoli, ITA, Tuscany, $195
- Unknown, USA, California, $200
- Occhio di Pernice, ITA, Tuscany, 210
- Hillside Select, USA, California, $215
- Red Wine, USA, California, $245
- Rare, AUS, Victoria, $300
- Masseto, ITA, Tuscany, $460
- Unknown, FRA, Bordeaux, $848
- Clos du Mesnil, FRA, Champagne, $1400


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public class RxBillingClient
@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Completable acknowledgePurchaseAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.AcknowledgePurchaseParams params)
Acknowledge in-app purchases.
Note: acknowledgePurchaseAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Error handling: If Billing result is not BillingResponseCode.OK,
the emitter will deliver exception AcknowledgePurchaseException
.
params
- Params specific to this load request AcknowledgePurchaseParams.acknowledgePurchaseAsync
,
Scheduler,
BillingResponseCode.OK,
exception AcknowledgePurchaseException
,
BillingClient.acknowledgePurchase@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Single<java.lang.String> consumeAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.ConsumeParams consumeParams)
Consumes a given in-app product. Consuming can only be done on an item that's owned, and as a result of consumption, the user will no longer own it.
Note: consumeAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Error handling: If Billing result is not BillingResponseCode.OK,
the emitter will deliver exception ConsumeException
.
consumeParams
- Params specific to consume purchase.consumeAsync
,
Scheduler,
BillingResponseCode.OK,
exception ConsumeException
,
BillingClient.consumeAsync@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Single<java.lang.Boolean> isFeatureSupportedAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull java.lang.String feature)
Check if specified feature or capability is supported by the Play Store.
Note: isFeatureSupportedAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Warning: This method should be executed on MainThread, it will throw IllegalStateException if not.
Error handling: If Billing result is not BillingResponseCode.OK or BillingResponseCode.FEATURE_NOT_SUPPORTED,
the emitter will deliver exception IsFeatureSupportedException
.
feature
- Params specific to this load request FeatureType.isFeatureSupportedAsync
,
Scheduler,
IllegalStateException,
BillingResponseCode.OK,
BillingResponseCode.FEATURE_NOT_SUPPORTED,
exception IsFeatureSupportedException
,
BillingClient.isFeatureSupported@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Single<java.lang.Boolean> isReadyAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver)
Checks if the client is currently connected to the service, so that requests to other methods will succeed.
Note: isReadyAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Warning: This method should be executed on MainThread, it will throw IllegalStateException if not.
isReadyAsync
,
Scheduler,
IllegalStateException,
BillingClient.isReady@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Single<com.android.billingclient.api.BillingResult> launchBillingFlowAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull android.app.Activity activity, @NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingFlowParams params)
Initiate the billing flow for an in-app purchase or subscription.
It will show the Google Play purchase screen. The result will be delivered via the PurchasesUpdatedListener interface implementation reported to the BillingClient.Builder.setListener.
Note: launchBillingFlowAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Warning: This method should be executed on MainThread, it will throw IllegalStateException if not.
activity
- An activity reference from which the billing flow will be launched.params
- Params specific to the request BillingFlowParams.launchBillingFlowAsync
,
Scheduler,
IllegalStateException,
BillingClient.launchBillingFlow@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Completable launchPriceChangeConfirmationFlowAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull android.app.Activity activity, @NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.PriceChangeFlowParams params)
Initiate a flow to confirm the change of price for an item subscribed by the user.
When the price of a user subscribed item has changed, launch this flow to take users to a screen with price change information. User can confirm the new price or cancel the flow.
Note: launchPriceChangeConfirmationFlowAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Warning: This method should be executed on MainThread, it will throw IllegalStateException if not.
activity
- An activity reference from which the billing flow will be launched.params
- Params specific to the request PriceChangeFlowParams.launchPriceChangeConfirmationFlowAsync
,
Scheduler,
IllegalStateException,
BillingClient.launchPriceChangeConfirmationFlow@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Completable loadRewardedSkuAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.RewardLoadParams params)
Loads a rewarded sku in the background and returns the result asynchronously.
Note: loadRewardedSkuAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Error handling: If Billing result is not BillingResponseCode.OK,
the emitter will deliver exception LoadRewardedSkuException
.
params
- Params specific to this load request RewardLoadParamsloadRewardedSkuAsync
,
Scheduler,
BillingResponseCode.OK,
exception LoadRewardedSkuException
,
BillingClient.loadRewardedSku@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Single<java.util.List> queryPurchaseHistoryAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull java.lang.String skuType)
Returns the most recent purchase made by the user for each SKU, even if that purchase is expired, canceled, or consumed.
Note: queryPurchaseHistoryAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Error handling: If Billing result is not BillingResponseCode.OK,
the emitter will deliver exception QueryPurchaseHistoryException
.
skuType
- The type of SKU, either "inapp" or "subs" as in SkuTypequeryPurchaseHistoryAsync
,
Scheduler,
BillingResponseCode.OK,
exception QueryPurchaseHistoryException
,
BillingClient.queryPurchaseHistoryAsync@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Single<java.util.List> queryPurchasesAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull java.lang.String skuType)
Get purchases details for all the items bought within your app. This method uses a cache of Google Play Store app without initiating a network request.
Note: queryPurchasesAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Error handling: If Billing result is not BillingResponseCode.OK,
the emitter will deliver exception RetrievePurchasesException
.
skuType
- The type of SKU, either "inapp" or "subs" as in SkuTypequeryPurchasesAsync
,
Scheduler,
BillingResponseCode.OK,
exception RetrievePurchasesException
,
BillingClient.queryPurchases@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Single<com.android.billingclient.api.SkuDetails> querySkuDetailsAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull java.lang.String sku, @NotNull java.lang.String skuType)
Perform a network query to get SKU details.
Note: querySkuDetailsAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Error handling: If Billing result is not BillingResponseCode.OK,
the emitter will deliver exception QuerySkuDetailsException
.
sku
- Specify the SKU that is queried for as published in the Google Developer console.skuType
- Specify the type SkuType of SKUs we are querying for.querySkuDetailsAsync
,
Scheduler,
BillingResponseCode.OK,
exception QuerySkuDetailsException
,
BillingClient.querySkuDetailsAsync@CheckReturnValue @NonNull @SchedulerSupport @NotNull public static io.reactivex.Single<java.util.List> querySkusDetailsAsync(@NotNull com.android.billingclient.api.BillingClient $receiver, @NotNull java.util.List<java.lang.String> skusList, @NotNull java.lang.String skuType)
Perform a network query to get SKUs details.
Note: querySkusDetailsAsync
does not operate by default on a particular Scheduler.
Error handling: If Billing result is not BillingResponseCode.OK,
the emitter will deliver exception QuerySkuDetailsException
.
skusList
- Specify the SKUs that are queried for as published in the Google Developer console.skuType
- Specify the type SkuType of SKUs we are querying for.querySkusDetailsAsync
,
Scheduler,
BillingResponseCode.OK,
exception QuerySkuDetailsException
,
BillingClient.querySkusDetailsAsync


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‘This Is Spinal Tap’ co-creators resolve copyright dispute
The dispute was over the soundtrack's recordings
The creators of This Is Spinal Tap have settled their legal dispute over the film’s soundtrack recordings.
Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Rob Reiner formally joined fellow co-creator Harry Shearer in a $400 million (£320 million) fraud lawsuit back in 2017. Shearer, who portrayed Derek Smalls in the film and stars as multiple characters in The Simpsons, filed the original lawsuit in October 2016.
The co-creators have now come to an agreement with Universal Music Group, as Music Week report. As a result, UMG will continue to dispute Spinal Tap’s recordings and the creators will eventually be given the rights to the music.
Shearer said: “I must admit, from the moment we first began mediation with them to now, I’ve been impressed by UMG’s respect for creatives and their distinctive desire to seek a prompt and equitable solution to the issues.”
Guest added: “It was refreshing to be treated so constructively and with such courtesy by UMG and I’m pleased we have been able to resolve this.”
The initial complaint in 2016 alleged breach of contract, “fraudulent accounting” and “anti-competitive behaviour”. At the time, the co-creators of the film claimed that they had been denied “their rightful stake in the production’s profits” by Universal and Studio Canal, both of which are owned by Vivendi.
The case against Studio Canal and Ron Halpern (former Studio Canal senior executive) alleging breach of contract, fraud and anticompetitive business practices is ongoing.
Earlier this year, Spinal Tap reunited to mark the 35th anniversary of the music mockumentary. The celebration of the milestone featured a screening and Q&A in New York, before the group made their return to the stage for a live acoustic show.
This Is Spinal Tap, which was released in 1984 and became a cult classic, tells of the rise and fall of the fictional British hard rock band, Spinal Tap.


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Kruskal's Minimum Spanning Tree
1.0.0
|
Public Member Functions | |
| Graph (const uint32 nodes) | |
| Graph (const std::string &fileName) | |
| constructor that takes number of vertices and creates a graph with vertices and egdes as it is read from a file More... | |
| uint32 | V () |
| fetches the number of vertices in the graph More... | |
| uint32 | E () |
| fetches the number of edges in the graph More... | |
| std::vector< std::string > | neighbors (const std::string &x) |
| fetches a list of neighbors of the node name in the argument More... | |
| bool | adjacent (const std::string &x, const std::string &y) |
| tests if the given nodes are neigbors or not More... | |
| bool | add (const std::string &x, const std::string &y, const float edgeValue) |
| adds an edge between the two nodes and assigns the distance More... | |
| bool | del (const std::string &x, const std::string &y) |
| removes an edge between the two nodes More... | |
| float | getNodeValue (const std::string &x) |
| get the nodevalue More... | |
| bool | setNodeValue (const std::string &x, const float nodeValue) |
| get the nodevalue More... | |
| float | getEdgeValue (const std::string &x, const std::string &y) |
| get the edge value or distance between the two nodes More... | |
| bool | setEdgeValue (const std::string &x, const std::string &y, const float edgeValue) |
| sets the EdgeValue or the distance between two nodes More... | |
| std::vector< Edge > | getEdgeList () |
creates and manages a graph based on adjacency lists
| undirectedGraph::Graph::Graph | ( | const std::string & | fileName | ) |
constructor that takes number of vertices and creates a graph with vertices and egdes as it is read from a file
| bool undirectedGraph::Graph::add | ( | const std::string & | x, |
| const std::string & | y, | ||
| const float | edgeValue | ||
| ) |
adds an edge between the two nodes and assigns the distance
| [in] | edgeValue | : distance between x and y |
| bool undirectedGraph::Graph::adjacent | ( | const std::string & | x, |
| const std::string & | y | ||
| ) |
tests if the given nodes are neigbors or not
| [in] | x | node name string |
| [in] | y | node name string |
| bool undirectedGraph::Graph::del | ( | const std::string & | x, |
| const std::string & | y | ||
| ) |
removes an edge between the two nodes
| [in] | x | node name string |
| [in] | y | node name string |
| uint32 undirectedGraph::Graph::E | ( | ) |
fetches the number of edges in the graph
| float undirectedGraph::Graph::getEdgeValue | ( | const std::string & | x, |
| const std::string & | y | ||
| ) |
get the edge value or distance between the two nodes
constant time to identify the vertex and O(E) to access the edge
| [in] | x | node name string |
| [in] | y | node name string |
| float undirectedGraph::Graph::getNodeValue | ( | const std::string & | x | ) |
get the nodevalue
| [in] | x | node name string |
| std::vector<std::string> undirectedGraph::Graph::neighbors | ( | const std::string & | x | ) |
fetches a list of neighbors of the node name in the argument
| [in] | x | : node name |
| bool undirectedGraph::Graph::setEdgeValue | ( | const std::string & | x, |
| const std::string & | y, | ||
| const float | edgeValue | ||
| ) |
sets the EdgeValue or the distance between two nodes
constant time to identify the vertex and constant time to push the edge
| [in] | x | node name string |
| [in] | y | node name string |
| [in] | edgeValue | : distance between x and y |
| bool undirectedGraph::Graph::setNodeValue | ( | const std::string & | x, |
| const float | nodeValue | ||
| ) |
get the nodevalue
| [in] | x | node name string |
| [in] | nodeValue | node value |
| uint32 undirectedGraph::Graph::V | ( | ) |
fetches the number of vertices in the graph


Similar to ARP spoofing, IPv6 Neighbor discovery replaces ARP and can be attacked
When sending an ICMPv6 neighbor solicitation request, a neighbor advertisement response can be sent with a Neighbor Advertisement Override flag causing a MitM.
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It's Sunday so here are 10 of our favourite images from the sporting week
We look back on a busy seven days of action
by The42 Team1. Na Brideoga players celebrate after the game
2. Sale Sharks’ Faf de Klerk signs autographs after the La Rochelle game
3. Tempers flare between Leinster’s Ronan Kelleher and Hendrik Roodt of Lyon
4. Toulouse’s Thomas Ramos and Kyle Godwin of Connacht
5. Clare Cryan in the women’s 3m springboard at the 2019 Irish Open Diving Championships
6. Liam Brady celebrates winning at the National Cross Country Championships
7. The 2018 (Blue) and the 2019 (Yellow) Camogie All-Stars (L to R) Cáit Devane, Noreen Coen, Ailish O’Rielly, Niamh Mulcahy, Shauna Healy, Heather Cooney, Aoife Donohue, Niamh Kilkenny, Sarah Dervan, Orla Beagan, Lorraine Bray with Comedian Josh Pray
8. Danish players celebrate the final whistle as Republic of Ireland players fall to the ground around them
9. An Eire Og fan gets emotional while celebrating with Senior Football Manager Joe Murphy
10. Munster’s JJ Hanrahan reacts to missing his drop-kick on goal against Racing 92


Tweet-O-Pedia : The Wikipedia of Twitter
Social Media has become integrable part of life.It is a storehouse of public sentiment and perception .However a lot of this data lies unused.Tweetopedia ,the Twitter Wikipedia is your one stop shop to know about the current happenings on Twitter.Some of the functionalities that we provide are:
- Generate Tweets Like President Trump.It is an effective way to Trump's opinions on important Topics.Just Enter the Topic as the starting phrase and watch magic unfold.
- Search for Tweets on Twitter based on your own Search Terms
- Find average public sentiment on twitter regarding any topic of Interest.This has wide ranging benefits from allowing you to measure public sentiment towards any event,policy to finding how the Internet likes the product you have launched.
- Have a look at some of the trending hashtags worldwide.
- Measure the hate-o-meter to guage hate towards certain groups or topics.Also report to the Authorities any highly offensive tweet that you might find out.


Ha'Garta
Boardgame
Ha'Garta is a game where players incarnate War Generals, leading their people into the reconquest on the mytical city. But there's not just the players who want to reconquer the city, there is also the first owner of the city. Players will have to make alliances to survive but there will be only one winner.


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ENet
v1.3.14
Reliable UDP networking library
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An ENet host for communicating with peers. More...
#include <enet.h>
Data Fields | |
| ENetAddress | address |
| Internet address of the host. More... | |
| size_t | bandwidthLimitedPeers |
| enet_uint32 | bandwidthThrottleEpoch |
| size_t | bufferCount |
| ENetBuffer | buffers [(1+2 *ENET_PROTOCOL_MAXIMUM_PACKET_COMMANDS)] |
| size_t | channelLimit |
| maximum number of channels allowed for connected peers More... | |
| ENetChecksumCallback | checksum |
| callback the user can set to enable packet checksums for this host More... | |
| size_t | commandCount |
| ENetProtocol | commands [ENET_PROTOCOL_MAXIMUM_PACKET_COMMANDS] |
| ENetCompressor | compressor |
| size_t | connectedPeers |
| int | continueSending |
| ENetList | dispatchQueue |
| size_t | duplicatePeers |
| optional number of allowed peers from duplicate IPs, defaults to ENET_PROTOCOL_MAXIMUM_PEER_ID More... | |
| enet_uint16 | headerFlags |
| enet_uint32 | incomingBandwidth |
| downstream bandwidth of the host More... | |
| ENetInterceptCallback | intercept |
| callback the user can set to intercept received raw UDP packets More... | |
| size_t | maximumPacketSize |
| the maximum allowable packet size that may be sent or received on a peer More... | |
| size_t | maximumWaitingData |
| the maximum aggregate amount of buffer space a peer may use waiting for packets to be delivered More... | |
| enet_uint32 | mtu |
| enet_uint32 | outgoingBandwidth |
| upstream bandwidth of the host More... | |
| enet_uint8 | packetData [2][ENET_PROTOCOL_MAXIMUM_MTU] |
| size_t | packetSize |
| size_t | peerCount |
| number of peers allocated for this host More... | |
| ENetPeer * | peers |
| array of peers allocated for this host More... | |
| enet_uint32 | randomSeed |
| int | recalculateBandwidthLimits |
| ENetAddress | receivedAddress |
| enet_uint8 * | receivedData |
| size_t | receivedDataLength |
| enet_uint32 | serviceTime |
| ENetSocket | socket |
| enet_uint32 | totalReceivedData |
| total data received, user should reset to 0 as needed to prevent overflow More... | |
| enet_uint32 | totalReceivedPackets |
| total UDP packets received, user should reset to 0 as needed to prevent overflow More... | |
| enet_uint32 | totalSentData |
| total data sent, user should reset to 0 as needed to prevent overflow More... | |
| enet_uint32 | totalSentPackets |
| total UDP packets sent, user should reset to 0 as needed to prevent overflow More... | |
An ENet host for communicating with peers.
No fields should be modified unless otherwise stated.
| ENetAddress ENetHost::address |
Internet address of the host.
| size_t ENetHost::bandwidthLimitedPeers |
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::bandwidthThrottleEpoch |
| size_t ENetHost::bufferCount |
| ENetBuffer ENetHost::buffers[(1+2 *ENET_PROTOCOL_MAXIMUM_PACKET_COMMANDS)] |
| size_t ENetHost::channelLimit |
maximum number of channels allowed for connected peers
| ENetChecksumCallback ENetHost::checksum |
callback the user can set to enable packet checksums for this host
| size_t ENetHost::commandCount |
| ENetProtocol ENetHost::commands[ENET_PROTOCOL_MAXIMUM_PACKET_COMMANDS] |
| ENetCompressor ENetHost::compressor |
| size_t ENetHost::connectedPeers |
| int ENetHost::continueSending |
| ENetList ENetHost::dispatchQueue |
| size_t ENetHost::duplicatePeers |
optional number of allowed peers from duplicate IPs, defaults to ENET_PROTOCOL_MAXIMUM_PEER_ID
| enet_uint16 ENetHost::headerFlags |
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::incomingBandwidth |
downstream bandwidth of the host
| ENetInterceptCallback ENetHost::intercept |
callback the user can set to intercept received raw UDP packets
| size_t ENetHost::maximumPacketSize |
the maximum allowable packet size that may be sent or received on a peer
| size_t ENetHost::maximumWaitingData |
the maximum aggregate amount of buffer space a peer may use waiting for packets to be delivered
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::mtu |
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::outgoingBandwidth |
upstream bandwidth of the host
| enet_uint8 ENetHost::packetData[2][ENET_PROTOCOL_MAXIMUM_MTU] |
| size_t ENetHost::packetSize |
| size_t ENetHost::peerCount |
number of peers allocated for this host
| ENetPeer* ENetHost::peers |
array of peers allocated for this host
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::randomSeed |
| int ENetHost::recalculateBandwidthLimits |
| ENetAddress ENetHost::receivedAddress |
| enet_uint8* ENetHost::receivedData |
| size_t ENetHost::receivedDataLength |
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::serviceTime |
| ENetSocket ENetHost::socket |
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::totalReceivedData |
total data received, user should reset to 0 as needed to prevent overflow
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::totalReceivedPackets |
total UDP packets received, user should reset to 0 as needed to prevent overflow
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::totalSentData |
total data sent, user should reset to 0 as needed to prevent overflow
| enet_uint32 ENetHost::totalSentPackets |
total UDP packets sent, user should reset to 0 as needed to prevent overflow


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