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@import controllers.cache.ImageDecacheController @(messageType: ImageDecacheController.MessageType = ImageDecacheController.DefaultMessage, image: String = "", originImage: Option[String] = None)(implicit request: RequestHeader, context: model.ApplicationContext) @admin_main("Clear image", isAuthed = true) {
Paste the url of the image you want to clear below.
ALL versions of the image will be cleared - so if you submit an image with query paramter width=20,
the cache will also be busted for the same image with width=50
NOTE The original image must first be deleted from the "docroot" before this tool will be effective (this tool simply clears caches). This tool will warn you if the image is still on the "docroot", but this tool cannot remove images from the "docroot" (talk to the tools team). If the image is still on the docroot then the caches will simply be repopulated.
} case ImageDecacheController.ImageStillOnOrigin => {Warning Clear cache messages have been issued, but the image is still on the "docroot" so the caches will simply be repopulated. You need to remove the original image from the "docroot" and then clear again.
@originImage.map { origin => The original image URL is
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Done Clear cache messages have been issued, NOTE that this can take a minute or two (there are a number of 3rd parties that need to clear caches). If it has not cleared in 5 minutes give it another try.
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| def | __init__ |
| def | __repr__ |
| def | get_dom |
| def | get_sax |
| def | get_xml |
| def | process_xpath |
| def | fetch_vector |
A Record is a wrapper for parsed data and its metadata. Records in the system are commonly stored in an XML form. Attached to the record is various configurable metadata, such as the time it was inserted into the database and by which user. Records are stored in a RecordStore and retrieved via a persistent and unique identifier. The record data may be retrieved as a list of SAX events, as regularised XML, as a DOM tree or ElementTree.
| def cheshire3.baseObjects.Record.fetch_vector | ( | self, | |
| session, | |||
| index, | |||
summary = False |
|||
| ) |
Fetch and return a vector for the Record from the given Index.
| def cheshire3.baseObjects.Record.get_dom | ( | self, | |
| session | |||
| ) |
Return the DOM document node for the record.
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Return the list of SAX events for the record SAX events are serialized according to the internal Cheshire3 format.
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Return the XML for the record as a serialized string.
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<refbodydiv>
The <refbodydiv>
element is similar to the <bodydiv>
element in that it provides an informal container for content that may be grouped within a
reference. Reference topics place many restrictions on their content compared to generic
topics; the <refbodydiv>
element maintains these restrictions by only
allowing elements that are already available within the body of a reference. There are no
additional semantics attached to the <refbodydiv>
element; it is purely
a grouping element provided to help organize content.
Category: Reference elements


Welcome to My Homepage
My name is Donald (index 0).
Donald Duck (index 1).
I live in Duckburg (index 2).
My best friend is Mickey (index 3).
In this example, we start at index position 1 and end just before position 3. This will select the p elements with index 1 and 2. Note that the index numbers start at 0.


Data Scientist Intern
ThinkHR Corporation
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Designed and developed conversational AI software applications
using state of the art Natural Language Processing (NLP)
algorithms and Python
- Front-end development using React
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Text classification and Semantic Textual Similarity using
Tensorflow Universal Sentence Encoder
- Deployment of models using Docker and AWS
June 2019 - December 2019
Machine Learning Research Programmer
Intelligent Health Systems Lab, UF
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Built deep learning model to examine how postoperative pain
scores change with respect to time achieving ~90% accuracy
May 2019
Machine Learning Research Programmer
Florida Institute for Cybersecurity Research Lab, UF
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Developed adversarial and practical hidden voice attacks
against speech recognition systems and machine learning
models.
January 2019 - April 2019
Software Analyst
Aspire Systems India Pvt. Ltd
- Designed and developed enterprise web applications
- Implemented and tested code in Agile Environment
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Contributed to enhancements and upgrades in multiple projects
June 2017 - June 2018


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This page can be used to set a new password when you first access the system or if you have forgotten your password.
Enter your email address that is registered with the portal. A link will then be emailed to that address that will allow you to set a new password.


I have self studied many-particle quantum mechanics from a course by Tobias Osborne. My notes can be found here! Tobias Osborne has approved and posted them himself in the descriptions of the video lectures. The following is an outline of the course.
I've given a number of seminars for the physics club at UWaterloo. Here are a few of the seminars I've given:
The following is a deprecated document outlining extraneous material that isn't covered in an undergraduate degree in physics. The document is a bit of a mess, but stands as a resource for future work. Here is the link!


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Cluster Singleton
For some use cases it is convenient and sometimes also mandatory to ensure that you have exactly one actor of a certain type running somewhere in the cluster.
Some examples:
- single point of responsibility for certain cluster-wide consistent decisions, or coordination of actions across the cluster system
- single entry point to an external system
- single master, many workers
- centralized naming service, or routing logic
Using a singleton should not be the first design choice. It has several drawbacks, such as single-point of bottleneck. Single-point of failure is also a relevant concern, but for some cases this feature takes care of that by making sure that another singleton instance will eventually be started.
The cluster singleton pattern is implemented by akka.contrib.pattern.ClusterSingletonManager
.
It manages one singleton actor instance among all cluster nodes or a group of nodes tagged with
a specific role. ClusterSingletonManager
is an actor that is supposed to be started on
all nodes, or all nodes with specified role, in the cluster. The actual singleton actor is
started by the ClusterSingletonManager
on the oldest node by creating a child actor from
supplied Props
. ClusterSingletonManager
makes sure that at most one singleton instance
is running at any point in time.
The singleton actor is always running on the oldest member, which can be determined by
Member#isOlderThan
. This can change when removing that member from the cluster. Be aware
that there is a short time period when there is no active singleton during the hand-over process.
The cluster failure detector will notice when oldest node becomes unreachable due to things like JVM crash, hard shut down, or network failure. Then a new oldest node will take over and a new singleton actor is created. For these failure scenarios there will not be a graceful hand-over, but more than one active singletons is prevented by all reasonable means. Some corner cases are eventually resolved by configurable timeouts.
You can access the singleton actor by using the provided akka.contrib.pattern.ClusterSingletonProxy
,
which will route all messages to the current instance of the singleton. The proxy will keep track of
the oldest node in the cluster and resolve the singleton's ActorRef
by explicitly sending the
singleton's actorSelection
the akka.actor.Identify
message and waiting for it to reply.
This is performed periodically if the singleton doesn't reply within a certain (configurable) time.
Given the implementation, there might be periods of time during which the ActorRef
is unavailable,
e.g., when a node leaves the cluster. In these cases, the proxy will stash away all messages until it
is able to identify the singleton. It's worth noting that messages can always be lost because of the
distributed nature of these actors. As always, additional logic should be implemented in the singleton
(acknowledgement) and in the client (retry) actors to ensure at-least-once message delivery.
Potential problems to be aware of
This pattern may seem to be very tempting to use at first, but it has several drawbacks, some of them are listed below:
- the cluster singleton may quickly become a performance bottleneck,
- you can not rely on the cluster singleton to be non-stop available - e.g. when node on which the singleton was running dies, it will take a few seconds for this to be noticed and the singleton be migrated to another node,
- in the case of a network partition appearing in a Cluster that is using Automatic Downing (Automatic vs. Manual Downing), it may happen that the isolated clusters each decide to spin up their own singleton, meaning that there might be multiple singletons running in the system, yet the Clusters have no way of finding out about them (because of the network partition).
Especially the last point is something you should be aware of - in general when using the Cluster Singleton pattern you should take care of downing nodes yourself and not rely on the timing based auto-down feature.
Warning
Be very careful when using Cluster Singleton together with Automatic Downing, since it allows the cluster to split up into two separate clusters, which in turn will result in multiple Singletons being started - one in each separate cluster!
An Example
Assume that we need one single entry point to an external system. An actor that receives messages from a JMS queue with the strict requirement that only one JMS consumer must exist to be make sure that the messages are processed in order. That is perhaps not how one would like to design things, but a typical real-world scenario when integrating with external systems.
On each node in the cluster you need to start the ClusterSingletonManager
and
supply the Props
of the singleton actor, in this case the JMS queue consumer.
In Scala:
system.actorOf(ClusterSingletonManager.props(
singletonProps = Props(classOf[Consumer], queue, testActor),
singletonName = "consumer",
terminationMessage = End,
role = Some("worker")),
name = "singleton")
Here we limit the singleton to nodes tagged with the "worker"
role, but all nodes, independent of
role, can be used by specifying None
as role
parameter.
The corresponding Java API for the singeltonProps
function is akka.contrib.pattern.ClusterSingletonPropsFactory
.
The Java API takes a plain String for the role parameter and null
means that all nodes, independent of
role, are used.
In Java:
system.actorOf(ClusterSingletonManager.defaultProps(Props.create(Consumer.class, queue, testActor), "consumer",
new End(), "worker"), "singleton");
Note
The singletonProps
/singletonPropsFactory
is invoked when creating
the singleton actor and it must not use members that are not thread safe, e.g.
mutable state in enclosing actor.
Here we use an application specific terminationMessage
to be able to close the
resources before actually stopping the singleton actor. Note that PoisonPill
is a
perfectly fine terminationMessage
if you only need to stop the actor.
Here is how the singleton actor handles the terminationMessage
in this example.
case End ⇒
queue ! UnregisterConsumer
case UnregistrationOk ⇒
context stop self
case Ping ⇒
sender ! Pong
Note that you can send back current state to the ClusterSingletonManager
before terminating.
This message will be sent over to the ClusterSingletonManager
at the new oldest node and it
will be passed to the singletonProps
factory when creating the new singleton instance.
With the names given above, access to the singleton can be obtained from any cluster node using a properly configured proxy.
In Scala:
system.actorOf(ClusterSingletonProxy.props(
singletonPath = "/user/singleton/consumer",
role = Some("worker")),
name = "consumerProxy")
In Java:
system.actorOf(ClusterSingletonProxy.defaultProps("user/singleton/consumer", "worker"), "consumerProxy");
A more comprehensive sample is available in the Typesafe Activator tutorial named Distributed workers with Akka and Scala! and Distributed workers with Akka and Java!.
Contents


Beauty Is in the Eyes Children of Heaven
By Ross Anthony The Children of Heaven is a sweet film about a boy, his sister and shoes. Ali is a 10 year old living in a small town in Iran. His family is poor and behind in rent payments; his mother ill. Ali sincerely tries to help out, but he ends up losing his little sister Zahra's shoes during an errand to have them repaired.
"How can I go to school without shoes?" Zahra pleads.
Ali and Zahra work out a plan to share his modest sneakers. Since her school hours end just as his begin, Zahra wears the worn gymies first. Though he's an excellent student, this "sneaker relay" causes Ali to be tardy. As for Zahra, ashamed of the oversized shoes her lamenting gaze falls on the footwear of all the other children in the playground.
I wept during this picture, but not from empathy; it was the stark beauty. Ali's family is poor, but not to be pitied. The father, loud and full of bombast, is nonetheless loving and dedicated. The beauty emanates from the eyes of the children. Majid Majidi (writer/director) puts into film that wonderful majestic world we used to see before puberty, when a pair of shoes and a shiny pen could make you come running home from school with a skip in your step and a smile that no news story could dampen. When your parents' approval or disapproval was paramount. When the love between brothers and sisters wasn't something to be contemplated, manipulated or even expressed -- it simply was.
It doesn't matter if you grew up in Cincinnati or Tehran, that childhood spirit proves universal.
Starring Mohammad Amir Naji. Directed by Majid Majidi. NYR.
Grade..........................A
-- Copyright © 1999 Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
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Project Pathfinder : 2020-11-02 Meeting Post-Processed Report
Processed from
88’s Notes are in italic
Highlights
- Gina provided insight into our need for a clear mission-statement that allows for both acceptance and feedback.
- Liam wished to see the goals of the Hope Talk realised
- Liam wished to avoid deterioration of common areas caused by a lack of personal disipline
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- A Potential Solution here may be a Multi-Disiplinary Educational Program
- 88 stated that Productivity = Efficiency / Time, and that Agreements must be upheld and accountability kept.
-
- Liam felt that Short term stay persons should be given direction, Reward for effort, based on our economic status.
- Leslie that We have to do things and not be overwhelmed by ideas.
- Liam and Lee voiced concern that The global situation in uncertain. and to look into finance avalible for technology in the local area.
- 88 Expressed a desire to increse efficiency and overcome entropy rising (generalised chaos) - to that aim the desire was stated to begin producing CAD models of the enviroment, and creating better ship-systems
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- PROJECT PATHFINDER - LIFTOFF
- There was general discussion about the Media projects, and the Learning Program
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- Could this be an oppotunity to make a Multi-disiplinary learning program? I think so!
Agreements
- Ship minimal lighting should be maintained at night.
- Everyone will ensure energy efficiency.
- Long term members must have different agreements to short term visititors
- Organisation of the space, and continued discussion related to this.
- Reinforcement that :
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- 3.33PM meetings regarding social contact, interpersonal issues, and not ‘talking shop’
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- meeting monday mornings - Direction.
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- Meetings before dinner - discuss days events.
General Assesment
All Crew expressed an intrest in moving forward over the winter period to create stability, both economic and personal.
From an Economic standpoint, there was some discussion about creating a tech co-op, such that the ship may be economically rewarded at a rate of 20% of Net profit; Such that we may support eachother using our skills.
Some mention was made to how this 20% might be distributed, and some visibility and understanding of financial processes, though no clear conlcusions reached.
The Media projects where discussed, leading to Gina describing some comming plans for the next two weeks.
Expected Outcomes
-
Meetings between Liam and others regarding the financial Co-operative community idea;
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Better Strategy and groundwork for further improvements.
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I 88 have declared my intention to, for the betterment of my fellow human beings undertake the task of maintaining accountability and task management via the Pathfinder Project, with great hope towards cultivating the achiveable end of suffering for as many sentient beings as possible.


Here are basic examples of Snackbar in action.
Snackbar.show({pos: 'bottom-left'}); //Set the position
$ bower install snackbar
$ npm install node-snackbar
1. Reference the Snackbar javascript and CSS files:
<link ref="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="dist/snackbar.min.css" />
<script src="dist/snackbar.min.js"></script>
2. Call the show() function on the Snackbar object when you wish to display a notification.
$('.button').click(function() {
Snackbar.show({text: 'Example notification text.'});
});
Configuration options used to customize each notification.
| Key | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| text | null | The text to displae inside the notification. |
| textColor | #FFFFFF | Text color of the notification text. Default is white. |
| pos | bottom-left | The position the notification will show. Refer to the examples above for possible positions. |
| customClass | null | Add a custom class to the notification for custom styling. |
| width | auto | Width of the notification. Used to shrink/expand window as you wish. |
| showAction | true | Boolean to show the action buton or not. |
| actionText | Dismiss | Text to display as the action button. |
| actionTextAria | Dismiss, Description for Screen Readers | Text for screen readers. |
| alertScreenReader | false | Determines if screen readers will annouce the snackbar message. |
| actionTextColor | #4CAF50 | Text color of the action button. |
| backgroundColor | #323232 | Background color of the notification window. |
| duration | 5000 | Time in milliseconds the notification is displayed before fading out. |
| onActionClick | function(ele) | Default action closes the notification. |
| onClose | function(ele) | Fires when the notification has been closed. |


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Notebooks is an environment based on Jupyter and the EGI cloud service that offers a browser-based, scalable tool for interactive data analysis. The Notebooks environment provides users with notebooks where they can combine text, mathematics, computations and rich media output.
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Whether to use animation when calling or JScrollPaneInstance.scrollBy. You can control the animation speed and easing by using the animateDuration and animateEase settings or if you want to exercise more complete control then you can override the animate API method.
A multiplier which is used to control the amount that the scroll pane scrolls each time on of the arrow buttons is pressed.
The number of milliseconds between each repeated scroll event when the mouse is held down over one of the arrow keys.
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November 18, 2019
‘Sports Illustrated’ Model Samantha Hoopes Flaunts Post-Baby Body In Swimsuit With Plunging Neckline
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model Samantha Hoopes showed off her post-baby body in an Instagram update that showed her wearing a low-cut swimsuit.
 Outdoor furniture positioned against a hedgerow was in the background. She looked to be enjoying a relaxing day with her son, George, who is just a few months old. The beauty looked to be holding a menu in her hand, indicating that the family might have been out to grab a bit to eat.
The two appeared to be under the shade of an umbrella as Samantha leaned on one arm and sat with one leg extended. The model’s peach swimsuit was not completely visible, but it had a plunging neckline and featured a lace detail around the neckline that went down the front of the bathing suit. She leaned forward and held George’s hand — a pose that put her cleavage on display. In fact, it looked as if the beauty was about to spill out of the sexy number. Also on display was her long, toned legs.
The stunner looked to be makeup free in the snap, sporting a pair of wire-rimmed sunglasses.
In the caption, Samantha said she was with her best friend. Many of the comments complimented Samantha on how cute the two of them looked in the snap.
“Beautiful proud mama, nice pic!!!!” one follower said.
“Sam, this pic personifies motherhood beautifully!,” wrote a second fan.
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“Your baby is adorable,” a third follower commented.
“That little boy has one hot mama!” a fourth admirer wrote.
Samantha gave birth in late September, and shared a good deal of her journey throughout being pregnant on Instagram. She has also shared how giving birth has changed her life in ways she would never have imagined. She recently uploaded a photo of her breastfeeding George not too long ago, explaining at least part of what being a mother has meant to her so far.
The Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit Edition model has also indicated that she is ready to get her bikini body back. Earlier this week, she shared an image in which she wore a black swimsuit while sitting poolside with George.


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“Lexus lanes” may have been too cheap for Miami. Saturday morning, South Florida drivers trade in for “Lamborghini lanes.”
The maximum possible toll on the 95 Express lanes increased from $7.00 to $10.50 — the mininum has doubled to 50 cents — in response to record numbers of motorists forking over what was thought to be a discouragingly high amount of money.
“That day you paid seven bucks, we were trying to get you not to go there,” said Rory Santana, who oversees Miami-Dade County’s stretch of 95 Express for the Florida Department of Transportation.
Indeed, the goal of the 95 Express’ dynamic tolling increase is simple: keep the fast lanes fast by limiting the number of motorists. That glowing toll amount has nothing to do with how good or how bad traffic is in the non-express lanes.
“If [the toll’s] seven dollars and everybody piles in [the express lanes],” said Santana, “we lost our opportunity to try and keep the spaces between the vehicles there and keep the speed up and keep the flow going… And if it breaks down, the general purpose lanes breaks down.”
FDOT numbers show that the express lanes, of late, have failed to provide a reliably free-flowing trip during peak traffic hours, most notably the 4-7 p.m. northbound trip.
Part of the problem appears to be a phenomenon documented on Minnesota’s MnPASS system, after which 95 Express is modeled. Engineers found that, up to a point, drivers are actually drawn to higher tolls.
“And that’s surprising,” said David Levinson a professor of civil engineering at University of Minnesota and a study author. “Our hypothesis as to why that’s the case is that users of the system are using the posted price… as information about what the time savings is on the MnPASS lanes.”
FDOT is seeing evidence of the same thing, drivers assuming a higher toll means more time savings.
“It’s not surprising in that it doesn’t make sense,” said Carlos Lora, 29, who regularly uses the northbound express lanes during peak travel times. It’s “surprising in that I was so wrong.”
Lora, who manages a condo building in South Beach and lives in Hollywood Beach with his wife and two Italian greyhounds, wondered why he kept getting stuck in congestion after paying $7.00. Although, he added, he was okay with it as long he was going faster than the cars to his right.
“If the cost in front of me is $10.50 to be home with my wife on an evening,” said Lora, “that definitely outweighs any cost you can bring me.”
The toll dollars are no small amount. Last year, transit officials collected $19.6 million, bringing the total revenue for the project to $71.2 million. The project was launched in December 2008.
Not all drivers will be pleased with the new costlier tolls.
“I was writing about your obscene prices lately during morning rush hour,” read one of many emails FDOT gets about the express lanes. “I spend a lot of money on those lanes, probably $100 a month. But there becomes a point where it is just too expensive.”
To an extent, that is the point.
By raising the maximum toll, FDOT hopes to find a sweet spot that scares just enough drivers back into the general purpose lanes to restore free-flowing traffic in the express lanes. If the maximum toll is hit on 45 days during any 180-day-stretch, the cap will increase again and again until they fix the problem of congestion in the express lanes.
“Certainly there were several lessons that were learned on 95,” said Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti, CEO of Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise. The main lesson being: Don’t cap the tolls. Future express lane projects will be “fully dynamic” with a $0.50 minimum toll.
Gutierrez-Scaccetti says the minimum increase was to avoid “significantly steeper changes in that dynamic pricing.” She recognizes that this will cause people to reevaluate whether or not the express lanes are for them.
“What we’ve said all along is use of the express lanes is a choice,” said Gutierrez-Scaccetti. “You are not forced to go in the express lane. You are not forced to pay the $0.50 or… if on any given day it hits the max. What we’re trying to do is provide a congestion management tool and we do it through pricing.”
This story is part of The End of the Road, a WLRN-Miami Herald News project examining South Florida’s stretch of I-95. See the whole project here.
This article includes comments from the Public Insight Network, an online community of people who have agreed to share their opinions with the Miami Herald and WLRN. Become a source at MiamiHerald.com/insight.


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It appears that we will be working together for this assignment. It's always good to get to know people from the team. I think we met briefly at the potluck, but you never really know your colleagues until you've worked with them.
I've looked through the available information for this assignment and cleared you for some of it. Check it out and flag anything you find suspicious. Try not to flag more than three or four items, though. I spoke to Vita last Friday, and Information Acquisition are really busy these days. Let's not be too hard on them :).
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I have the impression to meet more and more surprising behavior of Lean lately, and also that I am not the only one on this chat. Maybe because we are pushing Lean further than the way it has really been used before, and this is bound to uncover some suprises.
Anyway, I just wanted to share with you the following funny fact (no MWE, this is deep inside a non-finished theory). I am not asking for help or whatever, as I have a workaround.
apply mdifferentiable_at_atlas_to_fun e'_atlas, simp [local_homeomorph.trans_source] at hx, exact hx.2
works fine. But if I exchange the first two lines (which should commute because they don't touch the same objects),
simp [local_homeomorph.trans_source] at hx, apply mdifferentiable_at_atlas_to_fun e'_atlas, exact hx.2
fails with a complain on apply
saying
invalid apply tactic, failed to unify mdifferentiable_at k ((e'.to_local_equiv).to_fun) ((e.to_local_equiv).inv_fun x) with mdifferentiable_at ?m_10 ((e'.to_local_equiv).to_fun) ?m_17
We might need to formalize the implementation of Lean and its tactics...
If I move the offending simp
two lines before, it's OK :)
And I was just hit again by a simp
bug by which it produces an incorrect proof, for which a MWE had been crafted by Rob Lewis as follows.
def foo_rec (n : ℕ) (k : Type) [has_zero k] : Prop := nat.rec_on n (true) (λn rec, true) lemma stupid (k : Type) [has_zero k] (n : ℕ) : foo_rec n k ↔ foo_rec n k := begin induction n with n IH, simp only [nat.nat_zero_eq_zero], admit, tactic.result >>= tactic.trace, end
I know I will also be able to work around it, by replacing some simp
by a rw
somewhere in the proof. Just have to find it, wish me luch :)
This is beginning to become very amusing: the offending simp
creating an incorrect proof (in a 100 line proof) is right at the place where I mentioned the first bug (where two orthogonal lines could not be swapped). So these are certainly two instances of the same problem.
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Hy,
I assembled my emonTX and was testing it. I found the sketch "emonTX CT123" compiled and transfer was also successful. only the programm was stopped by the line
rf12_initialize(nodeID, freq, networkGroup);
so marked out this line and the following
rf12_sleep(RF12_SLEEP);
so the sketch was running but with curios results showing the window of the serial monitor:
monTX CT123 example
OpenEnergyMonitor.org
Node: 10 Freq: 868Mhz Network: 210
vor rf12 nach Init rf12 nach PinMode nach LEDLoop12730 3303
emonTX CT123 example
OpenEnergyMonitor.org
Node: 10 Freq: 868Mhz Network: 210
vor rf12 nach Init rf12 nach PinMode nach LEDLoop12696 3303
the remarks like "vor rf12" and "nach Init".... are debugging Serial.print to see where the programm is running.
can anyone help me to explain this strange behaviar?
altprog
Re: monTX endless loop
Do you have JeeLib installed? It is required: "#include <JeeLib.h> " If not, you must download and install it in the Arduino IDE "libraries" directory according to the readme.
[Edit] "12696 3303" appear to be correct: Power = 12.696 kW and EmonTx battery voltage = 3.303 V.
Re: monTX endless loop
Hi,
the whole library "jcwjeelibf48cee8" which includes JeeLib.h is in the folder libraries. The compiler compiles without any remarks, so i believe he founds JeeLib.h.
a graet question for me is also why the program starts always after a few seconds by the beginning wit the setup-routine.
Re: monTX endless loop
Did you rename the directory "jcwjeelibf48cee8" to "JeeLib" ?
Re: monTX endless loop
According to the JeeLib software, the RFM12B has a power-on reset which takes "several seconds". The rf12_initialize function will not return until that has completed.
Re: monTX endless loop
Hi,
no did not rename the library, i will try it. But would that not cause a compiler error?
Re: monTX endless loop
Not renaming the library directory does not appear to cause a compiler error ( ! ), but the instruction in the readme is:
I have been trying to reproduce your error and I cannot, even by changing the folder name. But there must be a reason why the instructions clearly state it must be renamed. So if renaming the library folder does not help, the only suggestion I have is to check that you have assembled the emonTx correctly. Does it look like this (except that on mine, the SMD of the RF12 module is a resin blob like this)?
Re: monTX endless loop
Congratulations and many thanks. I renamed and restart and it works!!
Thank you for this quick help. I see now this on the Serial Monitor:
P: 0 3303
P: 4 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 11 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 2 3303
P: 3 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 0 3303
P: 0 330
Now I can rest for this evening
Re: monTX endless loop
I agree with you - I would say that not generating a compiler error is a bug in the Arduino IDE software! However, it is the way it is.


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Wil Koch received his BS in computer engineering from University of Rhode Island where he developed interests in machine learning and cyber security. After graduation he worked as a software engineer for six years on the Sikorsky CH-53K King Stallion helicopter project before returning back to academia to receive his MS in machine learning from Stevens Institute of Technology. To focus on his growing interest in cyber security he came to Boston University for his PhD where he was advised by Azer Bestavros. He has published a number of papers in a wide area of cyber security including static and dynamic malware analysis, vulnerability analysis, cyber defense and attacks, and mobile security.
In 2017, Wil was introduced to first-person-view (FPV) drone racing and was immediately drawn to the sport for his love of flight, racing and engineering. This passion drove a shift in his research. He began working with Renato Mancuso, Richard West, and Azer Bestavros to fuse together machine learning and flight control leading to the development of the world's first neural network supported flight control firmware, Neuroflight. In the summer of 2019, Wil received his PhD from Boston University. His thesis, "Flight Controller Synthesis via Deep Reinforcement Learning" has established a baseline for developing next generation flight control systems, opening up new opportunities for advanced aircraft design.
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Boston Drone Racing (BDR) is a first-person view (FPV) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) racing and hacking club. Born from academia, BDR fosters a learning environment and community to teach others how to fly and the knowledge and skills needed to get into the sport. Additionally BDR is actively applying theory and research to push the performance of the technologies used in the sport.
As founder, created website, logo and established communication and organization channels. Secured funding for racing track and supplies. Website
Developed novel SDN attack called Persona Hijacking that breaks the bindings of all layers of the networking stack and fools the network infrastructure into believing that the attacker is the legitimate owner of the victim’s identifiers, which significantly increases persistence. Results have been published in USENIX Security Symposium.
Lead software engineer on several software applications for the Sikorsky CH-53K Aircraft's Integrated Support System (ISS). Designed and implemented continuous integration system. Responsible for integration between third-party vendors.
CT Hackerspace is Connecticut's oldest and largest hackerspace/makerspace. As a co-founder, established organization through the development of bylaws, identity, physical and web presence. As chairman, ran monthly board meetings to facilitate in the growth and direction of the hackerspace. Republican American Article - Website
Teaching fellow for CS-350 Fundamentals of Computing Systems. Designed lesson plans and taught discussion sections. Developed written and programming assignments.
Created lesson plans for wide range of skill levels including object oriented fundamentals, polymorphism, exception handling and third-party library integration. Emphasized lessons on coding style and best practices not taught and enforced in academia. Advised students through projects ranging from web crawlers to video games.
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Kiddie Kandids | Facebook The OFFICIAL Fan Page of Kiddie Kandids Portrait Studios. . LikeUndo. The Mall of Victor Valley. Shopping . Shopping Mall · Shopping District · Movie Theatre . http://www.facebook.com/KiddieKandidsPortraitStudio?filter=3
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The Mall of Victor Valley : Shopping : Bath & Body Works The Mall of Victor Valley : Home. SEARCH. Share · About · Jobs · Leasing · Directory · Sales · Dining · Overview · Dining Directory · Fast Food · Specialty . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/Home/Retailer/19499
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Mall of Victor Valley, California. Location, store list and shopping hours Mall of Victor Valley is located in 14400 Bear Valley Rd, Victorville, CA. More than 112 . http://www.mallsinfo.com/california/mall-of-victor-valley. Information & . http://www.mallsinfo.com/california/mall-of-victor-valley
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Mall of Victor Valley, Victorville, CA 92392 Mall of Victor Valley store listings, directions, hours, hotels and . http://www.mallseeker.com/victor-valley.aspx CertMaker for iOS and Android
The Mall of Victor Valley : Events : All Events Macy's Now Open Macy's is Now Open at The Mall of Victor Valley! Now through. April 30, 2013, See Details. Heart & Sole Club Get Fit! Have Fun! Commit to a . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/events
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Meadowood Mall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Meadowood Mall contains 100 retailers and restaurants and it is anchored by Macy's . moving to a renovated location vacated by Pac Sun and Kiddie Kandids and Spencer's . Apple Blossom Mall · Charlottesville Fashion Square · Chesapeake Square Mall . Allen; Houston; Rio Grande Valley; Round Rock; San Marcos . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meadowood_Mall Download
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Amy R. Greasy Spoon Mall Rat Handmade Hero Shutterbug Hot Tamale Swimmies Great . Victorville. Dr. Moneke. Apple Valley, CA. Liberty Park. Victorville, CA . https://foursquare.com/amyfersuure Download now (47kb).
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Chandler Fashion Center - Chandler, AZ 71 Reviews of Chandler Fashion Center "This mall has two stories full of different stores, many of which are clothing stores. . One of the better Valley malls. . Toys, the pet store, Build A Bear, Apple Store, Nordstroms, Kiddie Kandids, ect ect. http://www.yelp.com/biz/chandler-fashion-center-chandler
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The Gallery extension (50kb) The Mall of Victor Valley : Shopping : Kiddie Kandids Let Kiddie Kandids help you turn moments into memories! http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/Home/Retailer/65522
Store Directory :: Antelope Valley Mall :: Palmdale, CA Antelope Valley Mall . Antelope Mall Vision Centre Optometry . consumer electronics and telecommunications industries - including Apple, Cingular Wireless, . http://www.av-mall.com/go/dirlisting.cfm?fl=all
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The AnyWHERE extension (40kb) Silvia Gonzalez Gomez | Facebook Bassett High School, Huggies, The Mall of Victor Valley, BB sweets & more, Kiddie Kandids, vanity hair salon, Jones Kathleen MD, American Cancer Society . http://www.facebook.com/silvia.gonzalezgomez.5
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Uniondale, NY Jobs & Employment | Job Search on Snagajob Jobs 1 - 20 of 2900. Joe's Crab Shack (5); Kentucky Fried Chicken (3); Kiddie Kandids (8); Kohl's ( 52) . NY (6); Syosset, NY (17); Uniondale, NY; Valley Stream, NY (59); Wantagh , NY (11) . jobApply, Roosevelt Field Mall (Ground Floor) - 630 Old Country Road . apple Keep Your health in check View tips and articles . http://www.snagajob.com/job-seeker/jobs/search-results.aspx?city=uniondale&stateprovcode=ny
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(41kb) 92392 Zip Code (Victorville, California) Profile - homes, apartments ... Zip code 92392 (Victorville, California) real estate house value trends . The Village Center Shopping Center (1), The Mall of Victor Valley Shopping Center (2 ), . KIDDIE KANDIDS (14400 BEAR VALLEY RD NO 265 in VICTORVILLE, CA) . http://www.city-data.com/zips/92392.html
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sample (11kb) Arizona Yellow Pages K-1 Kathuria Rajeev S MD 14506 W Granite Valley Dr Ste 100 . 8900 E San Victor Dr Scottsdale, AZ . Kiddie Kandids - Paradise Valley Mall 4550 E Cactus Rd . http://www.theusaexplorer.com/Arizona/K-1.html
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Flipper sample (6kb) Krystal Ann Marie Tenney | Facebook WHAT!!... hi!, WWE, Adam Sandler, Fresh Prince, Skittles, Taco Bell, House, Clinique, In-N-Out Burger - Hesperia (Bear Valley), Snooki, Vampire Wars, Pioneer . http://www.facebook.com/krystal.tenney
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Photography - Modesto & The Central Valley's Find & Go Seek Kiddie Kandids is a casual photography studio located inside Babies R Us. A . Located conveniently in the Vintage Faire Mall, Picture People is a retailer that . http://modesto.findandgoseek.net/category/photography
Local Portrait Photographers covering Pleasanton, CA Prestige Portraits, 3958 Valley Ave, Pleasanton, CA 94566 . Kiddie Kandids, 4990 Dublin Blvd, Dublin, CA 94568 . Picture People, 1404 Stoneridge Mall Rd, Pleasanton, CA 94588 . Victor Petersen Photography, Dublin, CA 94568 . http://de.lirio.us/find/pleasanton-alameda-county-ca/portrait-photographers/
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Salt Lake County Calendar . Ken Garff Mitsubishi Southtowne, Gaudalupe Center, Valley Fair Mall, St. Joseph . LDS Church, Park 6th Ward, Kiddie Kandids, Copperview Community Center . Victor's Tires, Thrifty Car Sales, Plymouth Elementary, Jordan Valley School . http://www.slco.org/calendar/index.cfm?siteID=22
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Tom Molessa | Facebook Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE), Soap.com, 100.7 WLEV, Highlights for . Green & Black's USA, Lehigh Valley Mall, Obama Truth Teamand 338 more. http://www.facebook.com/thomas.molessa
Watcher - Passive Security Auditor
What kind of stores do they typically in a mall? - Yahoo! Answers Kiddie Kandids Sears Portrait Studio Restaurants (order at the counter) 5th Avenue Bistro A & W Hot Dogs/KFC Asian Chao Chao Cajun . http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080822151822AA0yXYh
Arrowhead Towne Center Mall Plan an exciting shopping trip to the Arrowhead Towne Center Mall in Glendale, Arizona! . Arrowhead Mall. Happy Valley Center . Kiddie Kandids, phone number<PHONE_NUMBER>. LEGO . Have fun browsing through Apple's latest gadgets. http://www.have-fun-in-the-southwest.com/Arrowhead-Towne-Center-Mall.html
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The Mall of Victor Valley : Directory The Mall of Victor Valley : Home. SEARCH. Share · About · Jobs · Leasing · Directory · Sales · Dining · Overview · Dining Directory · Fast Food · Specialty . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/map/
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The Mall of Victor Valley : Visitor Info : Amenities The Mall of Victor Valley's Guest Services Center is located near the Barns & Noble Wing. We offer friendly information and services including: Mall Information . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/visitorinfo/amenities
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Washington Yellow Pages K-3 305 Se Everett Mall Way Everett, WA . Spokane Valley, WA 99206. Phone : (509 ) 928- . Kiddie Kandids Spokane Valley Mall Spokane, WA . Kens Korner Red Apple Clinton, WA . Kiddie Korral Childcare & Learning Center 1703 99th St . http://www.theusaexplorer.com/Washington/K-3.html
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The Mall of Victor Valley : Shopping : Icing The Mall of Victor Valley : Home. SEARCH. Share · About · Jobs · Leasing · Directory · Sales · Dining · Overview · Dining Directory · Fast Food · Specialty . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/Home/Retailer/19414
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The Mall of Victor Valley : Shopping : LIDS The Mall of Victor Valley : Home. SEARCH. Share · About · Jobs · Leasing · Directory · Sales · Dining · Overview · Dining Directory · Fast Food · Specialty . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/Home/Retailer/19342
WPAD Server
The Mall of Victor Valley : Shopping : Cellairis The Mall of Victor Valley : Home . Journeys, Kay Jewelers, Kevin Jewelers, Kiddie Kandids, Knock Out Vapors, Lee Nails, LensCrafters . 14400 Bear Valley Rd . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/Home/Retailer/109658
XML Request InspectorThe Mall of Victor Valley : Shopping : Ashika Shoes The Mall of Victor Valley : Home. SEARCH. Share · About · Jobs · Leasing · Directory · Sales · Dining · Overview · Dining Directory · Fast Food · Specialty . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/Home/Retailer/123902 XML DataSet InspectorThe Mall of Victor Valley : Shopping : Things Remembered The Mall of Victor Valley : Home. SEARCH. Share · About · Jobs · Leasing · Directory · Sales · Dining · Overview · Dining Directory · Fast Food · Specialty . http://www.themallofvictorvalley.com/shopping/Details/109677
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While Steve had been away in India or Oregon, his geek friend Woz had been hired by Hewlett-Packard. To him, it was a dream job: a company full of passionate engineers just like him, where he could work on products for other engineers. However, in his spare time, he had cultivated his interest in designing computer circuits, and had joined a computer hobbyists association called the Homebrew Computer Club.
Woz was impressed by the Altair (and by Microsoft’s BASIC interpreter), but he knew from his almost life-long experience in circuit design that he could do a much better job. So he started work on his own computer — which he decided to base on another


toyz.utils.db_interfaces package¶
Submodules¶
toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface module¶
Database interface to sqlite
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.check_user_type(param_type, params)¶
Set the user_type to either user_id or group_id depending on which parameter is contained in params
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.create_toyz_database(db_settings)¶
Creates a new toyz database with all of the necessary tables needed.
See toyz.utils.db for more info.
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.delete_param(db_settings, param_type, wildcards=False, **params)¶
Delete a parameter entry from the database. See toyz.utils.db for more info.
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.get_all_ids(db_settings, user_type)¶
Get all user_ids or group_ids depending on user_type.
See toyz.utils.db for more info.
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.get_param(db_settings, param_type, wildcards=False, **params)¶
Get a parameter from the database. See toyz.utils.db for more info.
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.get_path_info(db_settings, path)¶
Get all of the users and permissions for a given path.
See toyz.utils.db for more info.
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.get_table_names(db_settings)¶
Get a list of all tables in the database. This is not a required part of the API but can be very useful for debugging purposes.
- Parameters
- db_settings (*object( ): Database settings
- Returns
- tables (list): List of table names in the current database
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.init(**params)¶
Because some databases might need to have their connections initialized, every database interface is require to have an init function, even if it is empty, that is called when the application is first opened
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.update_all_params(db_settings, param_type, **params)¶
Update all parameters. See toyz.utils.db for more info.
- toyz.utils.db_interfaces.sqlite_interface.update_param(db_settings, param_type, **params)¶
Update a parameter. See toyz.utils.db for more info.
Module contents¶
Common non-package specific utility functions


Distributed Web of Care
Accessibility Dreams
by Shannon Finnegan, DWC Artist in Residence
Image description: A framed print reading, “Reinventing my strangeness as an art form that only I am the perfect practitioner of.”
The qualities of any action or tool that aims to create accessibility communicates the creator’s assumptions about disabled people — not only in terms of its logistics, but also in terms of its personality, tone, and style. Accessibility measures continually fail to treat disabled people as complete human beings, prioritizing a checklist of ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) compliance over the interests, nuances, desires, and comfort of those using the space.
Compare the examples in tweets hashtagged #RampFail and #RampJoy. #RampFail has lots of examples of uninspired access — scenarios where someone has gestured toward accessibility, but missed the mark. #RampJoy shows how access can become a source of delight and a part of disability culture.
Image description: A temporary metal ramp is set on a set of four steps. The ramp doesn’t look safe or integrated into the space. The associated tweet by @wheelchairdancr reads, “today’s #rampfail is an unsecured, temporary metal #ramp propped up on stone stairs #accessible #architecture”
Image description: 4 dancers in wheelchairs face each other holding onto a metal railing with 50 feet of ramp going uphill and downhill on either side of them. A camera person shoots footage nearby. The associated tweet by @wheelchairdancr reads, “With all the #rampfail out in the world. Here is a clear example of #rampjoy. Almost 100 ft of sloped ramp, w/ 2 lanes to go up side by side w/friends, and flats to rest every 30 ft. Also, location of the recent dance film project I choreographed in #Edmonton at #UAlberta”
Now, let’s look at the “accessible” route to the Ace Hotel New York’s boardroom, where the Distributed Web of Care skillshares took place. This route is a prime example of uninspired, compliance-oriented access. This route was clearly designed by an architect to meet code and then never considered again. The route reveals not only the vast limitations of the ADA, but also reflects the architect and building owner’s lack of attention to disabled visitors.
Image description: A simple, hand-drawn diagram showing my memory of the route from the boardroom to the lobby. Features include: loooooong hallway, multiple unmarked doors, a kitchen area, and the back area of a cafe.
While I am extremely grateful for the protections of the ADA, it should never be considered a template for accessibility, as is obvious from the “accessible” route to the boardroom. The route is very indirect — a classic problem with “accessible” routes. This may work okay for some wheelchair users, but presents problems for lots of other people. Imagine someone using a walker. Likely, the the stairs aren’t an option for them but neither is walking a long distance to get to the elevator.
In addition to it’s logistical failures, the route conveys volumes about the business owner’s understanding of their disabled visitors. The route has no signage and goes through many back-of-house areas. There is nothing about the route that communicates that the hotel thought an actual human would travel it, much less a human they want to delight and welcome to their hotel.
Image description: Distributed Web of Care Skillshare participants being lead through the Ace Hotel’s accessible route.
Access is complex. I went to a talk in 2017 by scholar Simi Linton where she said access is often “expensive and disruptive.” We are all operating with limited money, time, and capacity to organize, but I am disappointed by how often people and institutions miss opportunities to do better, even if in small ways.
In addition to providing much needed wayfinding, a fun sign along the “accessible” route would go a long way toward communicating “We see you, we expected you, we understand not only are you someone who needs an elevator, but you also enjoy fun and interesting things.” A sign is far from a complete solution, but it’s a little better.
In my art practice, I think about how we can move towards better and more nuanced approaches to access. Instead of focusing on compliance and doing the minimum, what if we approach access creatively and generously, centering disability culture? How do we make spaces and experiences that disabled people not only can access, but want to access?
Image description: An orange wall with big text in a stair-inspired font that says, “Anti-Stairs Club Lounge.”
In 2017, I created an installation for the Wassaic Project called Anti-Stairs Club Lounge. The Wassaic Project’s exhibition space Maxon Mills is inaccessible: seven flights of stairs, with no ramp or elevator access above the ground floor.
Anti-Stairs Club Lounge is a space exclusively for visitors who cannot or choose not to go upstairs. You get the passcode to enter the lounge by signing a form at the front desk certifying you are not going upstairs in the mill. Inside the lounge, there is seating, reading materials, chilled seltzer, candy, artwork, and a charging station.
Image description: The interior of the lounge featuring chairs, reading materials, lamps, candy, and a mini-fridge.
I created the lounge as a way to highlight the inaccessibility of the exhibition space while also adding to disabled visitor’s experience of the exhibition space. I designed the lounge with lots of fun details — custom cushions printed with the Anti-Stairs Club Lounge logo, a stair-themed clock face I made out of sculpey, books that I have found helpful in understanding my identity as a disabled person. I painted a wall mural that reads “The higher you climb, the farther you fall” to add a humorous touch to the anti-stairs ethos of the space.
The Wassaic Project has a long way to go to becoming an accessible space. As one disabled artist, I am not interested in (nor am I necessarily trained to) help make those changes. There are accessibility consultants who have expertise in all the details of creating an accessible space. But my hope is that Anti-Stairs Club Lounge pushes people to recognize that things need to change and that change can come in many forms.
Image description: On the left side, a screenshot of an Instagram post by @museummammy. The photo is describe in the caption as “two authors who just saw a layout of their first book. the woman in the foreground wears glasses and the woman in the background wears pink sunglasses and is holding up a peace sign. both women are radiating with pride and hope for the future. On the other side, a screenshot of an Instagram post by @mzalopany. The photo is describe in the caption as “a screen shot of me being very impressed by my nephew Harry’s new hat. The hat is a plastic green roof taken from a doll’s house.
Digital and physical access have interesting parallels. I am currently a resident at Eyebeam where I’ve been thinking about creative ways to write and present alt-text (image descriptions for blind and low vision people who use screen readers). I want to move alt-text from the realm of compliance to a space of exploration and experimentation. Alt-text has the potential to be a form of poetry, a process where people put care into the way they use language. This project is a starting point for imagining an internet that prioritizes disabled people’s interests, desires, inclusion, and delight.
I’m hopeful that the ways we approach access as a society will continue to expand and evolve. We need to focus on centering disability culture and acknowledging the complexity and nuance of disabled people. I know this will not happen without the presence of disabled people as designers, artists, thinkers, leaders, and creators. As disability activist and designer Liz Jackson says, “Whatever you do, don’t commit to disability—commit to disabled people.” So look around at the spaces that you occupy (both physical and digital) and observe who’s there and who’s not. Where are there indirect routes, obstacles, misleading signs, and barriers that keep people out of those spaces?
Suggested Readings
- Social model of disability intro
- An Accessibility Manifesto for the Arts by Carmen Papalia
- Access Intimacy, Interdependence and Disability Justice by Mia Mingus
Questions
- Are there any questions that came up from the readings? Passages or ideas that stood out?
- When have you noticed steps being taken toward access in your life? This could be at your job, at events you attend, as you move through the city, in your social circles, etc. Do you have any thoughts about the quality or characteristics of that access?
- What are some ways we can advocate for access?
Credits
This essay is based on a skillshare by Shannon Finnegan on July 15.2018 at the Ace Hotel New York. It’s been edited by Shira Feldman and published on January 30, 2019.
About the author:
Shannon Finnegan is an artist whose practice involves a mix of drawing, design and writing. Her current motto is “Reinventing my strangeness as an art form that only I am the perfect practitioner of.” She’s created Anti-Stairs Club Lounge, Disability History PSA, and other projects about disability culture and access.
Distributed Web of Care is an initiative to code to care and code carefully.
The project imagines the future of the internet and consider what care means for a technologically-oriented future. The project focuses on personhood in relation to accessibility, identity, and the environment, with the intention of creating a distributed future that’s built with trust and care, where diverse communities are prioritized and supported.
The project is composed of collaborations, educational resources, skillshares, an editorial platform, and performance. Announcements and documentation are hosted on this site, as well as essays by select artists, technologists, and activists.
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Community Over Commodity
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Oddkins
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Announcing Decentralized Networks Workshop
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On Stewardship
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Movement Scores
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Who Owns the Stars: The Trouble with Urbit
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Making Space in Online Archives
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Accessibility Dreams
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Racial Justice in the Distributed Web
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Building a Museum 353 Years in the Future
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Finding Intimacy within Black Feminist Criticism
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still stuck with words
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Distributed Dance Floor
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Announcing Skillshares: Peers in Practice
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Announcing the Distributed Web of Care Party
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Communities and New Infrastructures
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New Gardens
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Announcing Summer 2018 Fellows
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DWC Merchandise: Care Shirt & Hoodie
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Announcing Artists in Residence at Ace Hotel New York
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Documentation: Ethics and Archiving the Web
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Call for Fellows and Stewards
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Code of Conduct
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Anonymous Consent
Note: Spartacus 1.x is no longer maintained. Please upgrade to the latest version.
Note: This feature is introduced with version 1.3 of the Spartacus libraries.
Overview
Anonymous Consent Management gives anonymous users control over the tracking of their data. Anonymous users can grant or decline their consent for applications that collect and process personal data. For more, refer to the Anonymous Consent Management on SAP Help Portal
Requirements
Back End Requirements
Anonymous consent uses an x-anonymous-consents
custom header, which needs to be configured in the back end by adding it to certain properties. If you are using SAP Commerce Cloud 2005 or newer, add the x-anonymous-consents
header to the following properties:
corsfilter.commercewebservices.allowedHeaders
corsfilter.commercewebservices.exposedHeaders
corsfilter.assistedservicewebservices.allowedHeaders
- if ASM is being usedcorsfilter.assistedservicewebservices.exposedHeaders
- if ASM is being used
If you are using SAP Commerce Cloud 1905 or older, add the x-anonymous-consents
header to the following properties:
corsfilter.ycommercewebservices.allowedHeaders
corsfilter.ycommercewebservices.exposedHeaders
corsfilter.assistedservicewebservices.allowedHeaders
- if ASM is being usedcorsfilter.assistedservicewebservices.exposedHeaders
- if ASM is being used
Note: If you are using Spartacus 2.0 with SAP Commerce Cloud 1905, you may experience some caching issues on the consent management page. The fix has been back-ported to Spartacus version 1905.15.
Consent Data
Besides having consent defined on the back end, they need to be marked as exposed, which can be done by executing an impex file similar to this:
$siteUid=electronics-spa
INSERT_UPDATE ConsentTemplate;id[unique=true];name;description;version[unique=true];baseSite(uid)[unique=true,default=$siteUid];exposed
;PERSONALIZATION;"I approve to this sample PERSONALIZATION consent";"This is a sample personalization consent description that will need to be updated or replaced.";0;;true
;MARKETING_NEWSLETTER;"I approve to this sample MARKETING consent";"This is a sample marketing consent description that will need to be updated or replaced, based on the valid registration consent required.";0;;true
;STORE_USER_INFORMATION;"I approve to this sample STORE USER INFORMATION consent";"This is a sample store user information consent description that will need to be updated or replaced.";0;;true
Notice that the last column named exposed is set to true for the consents that should be exposed to the anonymous users.
CMS Components
The anonymous consent banner, and the link in the footer that opens the anonymous consent dialog, are driven by CMS. To have these CMS components, an ImpEx similar to this can be used:
$contentCatalog=electronics-spaContentCatalog
$contentCV=catalogVersion(CatalogVersion.catalog(Catalog.id[default=$contentCatalog]),CatalogVersion.version[default=Staged])[default=$contentCatalog:Staged]
INSERT_UPDATE CMSFlexComponent;$contentCV[unique=true];uid[unique=true];name;flexType;&componentRef;restrictions(uid,$contentCV)
;;AnonymousConsentManagementBannerComponent;Anonymous Consent Management Banner Component;AnonymousConsentManagementBannerComponent;AnonymousConsentManagementBannerComponent;anonymousUserRestriction
;;AnonymousConsentOpenDialogComponent;Anonymous Consent Open Dialog Component;AnonymousConsentOpenDialogComponent;AnonymousConsentOpenDialogComponent;anonymousUserRestriction
Footer notice
Previously, the footer-navigation.component.html
was tightly coupled with the footer notice message, which is now a CMSParagraphComponent
that should also be added like this:
$contentCatalog=electronics-spaContentCatalog
$contentCV=catalogVersion(CatalogVersion.catalog(Catalog.id[default=$contentCatalog]),CatalogVersion.version[default=Staged])[default=$contentCatalog:Staged]
INSERT_UPDATE CMSParagraphComponent;$contentCV[unique=true];uid[unique=true];name;&componentRef;
;;NoticeTextParagraph;Notice Text Paragraph;NoticeTextParagraph;
UPDATE ContentSlot;$contentCV[unique=true];uid[unique=true];cmsComponents(uid, $contentCV)
;;FooterSlot;FooterNavigationComponent,AnonymousConsentOpenDialogComponent,NoticeTextParagraph,AnonymousConsentManagementBannerComponent
Along with the NoticeTextParagraph
CMS component you should also update the localized properties files with a sample text such as this example:
CMSParagraphComponent.NoticeTextParagraph.content="
Copyright © 2020 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.
"
After changing the *.properties
files, don’t forget to run ant build
and the ant initialize
commands.
Configuring Anonymous Consent
Spartacus offers some configuration options that are encapsulated in anonymousConsents
configuration object. The following options are available:
registerConsent
- specify a consent template ID that should be rendered on the registration page. By default,MARKETING_NEWSLETTER
is being rendered.showLegalDescriptionInDialog
- set to false if the legal description shouldn’t be visible on the anonymous consents dialog. By default, this has true value.requiredConsents
- specify an array of consent template IDs that are going to be required for the end users. These consents are given by default, and users can’t toggle them. By default, this array is empty.consentManagementPage.showAnonymousConsents
- specify whether to show anonymous consents on the registered consent management page. By default, this is set totrue
, and setting it tofalse
will hide all consents from consents management page that haveexposed
property set totrue
. In case you don’t want to hide all anonymous consents from the consents management page, refer toconsentManagementPage.hideConsents
below.consentManagementPage.hideConsents
- an array of consent template IDs that should be hidden on the consents management page. By default, this array is empty, and adding consent template IDs to it will hide them from the consents management page.
Changing UI Labels
In order to customize any UI message on the banner or in the dialog, you can refer to our i18n guide on how to override the existing translation keys. For more information, see Internationalization.
Extending Anonymous Consent
No special extensibility is available for this feature.
Known Limitations
Any user who registers is considered a new user. A user who logs in during the same session will have their anonymous consents transferred to registered consents. To no longer be considered a new user, the user then needs to refresh the page or close the page to end the current session.
More information on the progress of this limitation can be found in our Spartacus GitHub Issues.


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