This document is the official user guide of the compact scientific calculator software "RINPn".
The RINPn is a free scientific calculator software, having simple window. The following is the window of the RINPn:
As the above, the RINPn's window has very common UI in scientific calculators, so it is very easy to start using the RINPn.
In contrast with the simplicity of the UI, the features of the RINPn is very powerful. You can input the whole of expression (formula) to calculate, and you can use various math functions and parentheses in it. Also, you can define your own functions, or take automatic processing, by writing scripts (programs). The processing speed of the RINPn (max: hundreds MFLOPS ~ several GFLOPS) is very fast in the category of calculators, and also it is rather fast in the category of scripting languages. Furthermore, you can call processes implemented in Java®, from calculation expressions and scripts.
Also, if you don't need it, you can retract the key panel of the RINPn as follows:
Probably, anyone can not imagine that the above very small calculator having powerful features!
In short, the RINPn has the "small and good-handling" body, and equipped with the "powerful engine". Thus, the RINPn is a calculator like a lightweight sports car!
The RINPn is an open source software, so users can get source code of the RINPn, and can customize/improve/divert it, if want. The repository managing/providing source code is: https://github.com/RINEARN/rinpn.
Of course, you can also use the RINPn as it is, like as other general software. All kinds of users are very welcome!
The license of the RINPn is the "MIT License", which is one of popular open source licenses. Under that license, users can use the RINPn in free, in both of commertial and non-commertial purposes. For details, search on the web with keywords "MIT License" and so on. Probably, you can find many many webpages explaining details of MIT License.
Also, the license document of the RINPn is attached into "License" folder as "MIT_License.txt" in the distribution package. In the source code repository, the license document is attatched as the text file with the name "LICENSE".
The RINPn is provided without any kind of warranties.
The developer of the RINPn assume no responsibility or liability for results of use (containing any errors, any damages, and so on) of the RINPn.
Please agree with the above point (and terms of the MIT License) before using the RINPn.
This document is attached in the package of the RINPn, so readers might already have the package. If you haven't gotten it yet, you can download the package of the latest version of the RINPn anytime, from the following official website:
To download, click "Download Now" button at near the top of the above page. Then the compressed ZIP file rinpn_?_?_?_en.zip (?_?_? are version numbers) will be downloaded.
As mentioned above, the downloaded package "rinpn_?_?_?_en.zip" is compressed as a ZIP format file. It is necessary to extract the ZIP file before using the RINPn.
If you are using Microsoft® Windows®, at first, right-click the ZIP file and choose "Properties" from the menu, and enable "Unblock" checkbox at the right-bottom (in the line of "Security") of the properties-window. ( Otherwise, when you extract the ZIP file or when you execute the RINPn, security warning messages may pop up and the extraction/execution may fail. ) Then, to extract, right-click the ZIP file again, and select "Extract All" and so on from the menu.
If you are using other OS (Linux®, etc.), you probably can extract the ZIP file from the right-click menu.
Also, if you are using Linux® and so on, you can extract the downloaded zip file on the command-line terminal as follows:
This way might be helpful when you want to use the Japanese edition of the RINPn. In such case, on some environments, "mojibake" may occurr for names of extracted files, when you extract the downloaded ZIP file from right-click menu.
When the extraction of the downloaded ZIP file has completed successfully, a folder "rinpn_?_?_?_en" will be generated. All contents of the package of the RINPn (containing this document) are in that folder. Note that, if you double-click the downloaded ZIP file, you can also browse files in the package without extraction, but the RINPn probably don't work expectedly in such unextracted condition. Please extract the ZIP file before using the RINPn.
The RINPn is available without installation, so put the extracted folder on anywhere convenient for you (e.g.: Desktop). If you want to use the RINPn on multiple computers, it might be useful for putting the extracted folder of the RINPn in a USB memory.
Now we are ready to use the RINPn. Let's launch and use the RINPn in next chapters: Step-1 (GUI mode) and Step-2 (CUI mode) !
The RINPn has two mode - GUI mode and CUI mode. On the GUI mode, you can use the RINPn on a simple calculator window, so it is easy to use for everyone. Therefore, as a first step, Let's try to use GUI mode!
How to launch the RINPn depends on the type of your environment.
Double-click the batch file "RINPn_?.?.?.bat" (?.?.? are version numbers) to launch the RINPn. Also, you can launch the RINPn by inputting "rinpn" command with no argumuments on the command-line terminal, if you registered "cmd" folder of the RINPn in the environment variable "Path" (» More details).
Launch on the command-line terminal as follows:
Also, you can launch the RINPn by inputting only "rinpn" command with no argumuments, if you registered "cmd" folder of the RINPn in the environment variable "PATH" (» More details).
When you execute the above command line, if an error occurred with the error message indicating that "java" command is not found, Java® Runtime Environment(JRE) is required separately. There are some ways to install it.
Probably, one of most adaptable way on various OSes is, to install the OpenJDK which is a development environment of Java® including the runtime environment. For details, search on the web with keywords "OpenJDK install (name of your OS)". The OpenJDK might be helpful too, when you want to call new functions (methods) written in Java® from the RINPn, because you are required to compile the code written in Java® in such case.
Also, on some Linux® distributions, you might be able to install only JRE easily, by using "apt" command. For details, search on the web with keywords "JRE install (name of your OS)". Please note that, in the list of JREs installable by apt command, perhaps there are some packages of which names end with "-headless", but the RINPn will NOT work on such -headless versions.
When you succeeded to launch the RINPn, the following calculator window will be displayed:
You can retract the key panel by clicking "▲KEY-PANEL" switch, and expand by clicking it again. The window color, opacity, font sizes, and so on are customizable by modifying values in "Settings.txt" (open the file by a text editor, and modify contents, and save it).
To take calculations, input the expression into the "INPUT" text-field, and press the Enter key of your key board, or click "=" button on the window. Then the calculated value of the expression will be output on the "OUTPUT" text-field. For example:
As the above, parentheses "( )" and orders of operations (multiplication & division are prior than addition & subtraction) are considered correctly. Also, you can use functions/variables as:
Available functions/variables by default are listed in the section: Appendix - List of Built-in Functions/Variables. In addition, you can create and use new function/variables as Step-4, Step-5.
- About Precision and Roundings -
In internal processing of the RINPn, numerical values are handled as double-precision (64-bit) binary floating-point number. Hence, some type of numerical errors are contained in some digits at tails of calculation results. Therefore, the RINPn rounds a calculation result in 10-digits by default (customizable by "Settings.txt"), before displaying it. When you use the RINPn, please note that above things, and thereby the RINPn may be unusable for some purposes (for example, calculations requiring perfect precision).
In this section, Let's try to use another mode of the RINPn: CUI mode. In the CUI mode, you can take calculations on the command-line terminal, whithout launching the calculator window.
To use the CUI mode without any additional settings, execute the "RINPn.jar" with passing an expression as a command-line argument as follows:
As the above, we can take the same calculation as the example we took in GUI mode, without launching the calculator window.
It may be hassle to input the above long command-line with setting the current directory to the folder of the RINPn every time. To make it easy, it is helpful to register the path of "cmd" folder of the RINPn to the environment variable "PATH" (or "Path") of your OS. If you do it, after then, wherever the current directory is, you can take calculations more simply by using "rinpn" command as follows:
How to modify the environment variable PATH/Path depends on the OS you are using. For details, please search on the web with keywords "how to set path (+ the name OS you are using)" and so on. Please note that, if you deleted the current value of the environment variable "PATH"/"Path" by mistake, or if you modify it to invalid value, serious problems may occurred on your PC. Be careful when you are modifying it. If you have never modified it, and if you can ask to someone for helping/supervising you, we recommend to ask.
Also, on the Linux® and so on, an error message related with permissions may occur at the first time you use "rinpn" command. In that case, add a permission as follows:
The RINPn can execute a script file written in the "Vnano", to perform procedural, algorithmic, or other complicated calculations.
The vnano is a compact script engine & language for embedded use in applications. The vnano has simple C-like syntax. For details of syntax of the Vnano, see: "Features of the Vnano as a Language" in the Vnano Official Website. To create a script of the Vnano, no development environments (e.g.: compiler) is required. Simply create a text file of which name ends with the extention ".vnano", and write code in there.
There is an example script file "Example.vnano" in the folder of the RINPn. This example script calculates the numerical integration value of cos(x) from 0 to 1:
For detailed explanations about the above code, see: https://www.vcssl.org/en-us/code/archive/0001/7800-vnano-integral-output/
To execute this script in the GUI mode, there are two methods:
Choose the favorite method from the above.
For example, execute the example script in the previous section "Example.vnano":
As the above, the output value of the script will be displayed on the "OUTPUT" text-field. The output value "0.8414709848" is matched well with the value of sin(1) which is the theoretical integration value of cos(x) from 0 to 1, so it indicates that the above example script has run correctly.
By the way, if you want to execute a script file in the different folder with the folder at which you has launched the RINPn, it is necessary to input the absolute file path ("C:\...\Example.vnano", "/home/.../Example.vnano", etc.) of the script to execute it. (If you are using Microsoft® Windows®, right-click the script file with pressing Shift key, and then you can copy the file path from the right-click menu.)
As same as the GUI mode, you can execute a script on CUI mode, by inputting the name or the path of the script file.
For executing a script file in the current directory, pass only name of the script file to the "rinpn" command:
When a script file is in a different directory with the current directory, you can specify the relative file path of it, instead of the file name:
Also, if necessary, you can specify the absolute file path as follows,
By the way, when processing of a script is heavy, it might be helpful to raise the optimization level specified in "Settings.txt" as "acceleratorOptimizationLevel", to make the processing faster.
Even when the value of the optimization level is 0, probably the processing speed is enough to use the RINPn in the standard way of a calculator software, so the default value of the optimization level is set to 0. However, if you execute numerical calculation programs frequently on the RINPn, the processing speed might not be sufficient with the default optimization level.
You can write new scripts from scratch, but sometimes the code archive in the official website of the VCSSL/Vnano may be helpful:
Useful scripts are being distributed on the code archive, with commentary articles explaining algorithms, background knowledge, and so on.
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You can define variables and functions in script files in "lib" folder, and use them in expressions of the Step-1 and Step-2, and in scripts of the Step-3. Scripts for providing functions/variables is referred as "library scripts" on the RINPn and the Vnano.
There is an example library script "ExampleLibrary.vnano" in "lib" folder, and it is set to be loaded by default.
An example library script "ExampleLibrary.vnano" is in "lib" folder, and it is set to be loaded by default. The content of this example script is as follows:
In the expression/script inputted to the RINPn (see Step-1, Step-2, and Step-3), you can use variables and functions defined in the above "ExampleLibrary.vnano", as the following example:
If you want, you can create other (new) library script files, and define functions/variables in it.
When you have created/appended new library script files, describe its file path in the content of the text file "VnanoLibraryList.txt" in "lib" folder, for loading it.
You can implement new built-in variables and function in the Java® programming language. On the RINPn and the Vnano, we refer a Java® program to provide built-in functions/variables as "plug-in".
In this way, compared to defining variables/functions as script code (in the step-4), high-functionality of Java® might be the great merit.
On the other hand, it requres Java® Development Kit (JDK) to compile implemented code. Here we assume that JDK(s) is installed in your PC and "javac" command is available on it. For details of how to install a JDK, as an example, search on the web with keywords "OpenJDK install (name of your OS)" and so on.
For using on the RINPn, plug-ins should be put in the "plugin" folder of the RINPn. In the folder, a simple example of a plug-in "ExamplePlugin.java" exists:
This plug-in is compiled by default, and is set to be loaded (how we set it will be explained later).
The field "pivar" and the method "pifun(arg)" are available as a built-in variable/function inputted to the calculator (see Step-1 and Step-2), and in the script code (see step-3 and Step-4).
For example:
When you modify code of the plug-in, it requires to be re-compiled as follows:
By the way, some compiled class files of special plug-in-interfaces (XFCI1, XNCI1, and so on) supported by the Vnano Engine are bundled in the "plugin/org/vcssl/connect" folder. If you want, you can import them from your plug-in (see "Plugin Development" section in the document of the Vnano) and you can compile it in the same way as the above example.
If you want to add a new plug-in, put it in the "plugin" folder and compile it. Then, describe (append) the path of the compiled class file into the content of the text file "VnanoPluginList.txt" in "plugin" folder. All plug-ins specified in "VnanoPluginList.txt" will be loaded by the RINPn.
In "plugin/org/vcssl/nano/plugin" folder, "Vnano Standard Plug-ins" which provide basic features (math functions, utility functions, and so on) are bundled. They will be loaded by default (specified in "VnanoPluginList.txt"), so you can use their functions/variables by default.
For browsing the full list and detailed specification documents of Vnano Standard Plug-ins, see "Vnano Standard Plug-ins" page in the official website of the Vnano.
Also, frequently-used functions/variables on the RINPn and simplified explanations of them are listed in the page: Appendix - List of Built-in Functions/Variables.
You can embed the scripting/calculation engine used in the RINPn, the "Vnano Engine", into your applications written in Java®. Let's try!
The following is an example code calculating a value of the expression "1.2 + 3.4" under almost the same engine-settings with the RINPn:
You can compile the above code with adding the Jar file of the Vnano Engine "Vnano.jar" (bundled in the package of the RINPn) to the class path:
When the compilation is succeeded, a class file "EmbedUseExample.class" will be generated. Then, execute it as follows:
The result is:
As the above, we get the correct value "4.6" of the expression "1.2 + 3.4". In the expression, you can use functions of libraries/plug-ins. In addition, to the eval(...) method of the script engine, you can pass the content(code) of a Vnano script instead of an expression.
The Vnano Engine is an open source software released under the MIT License, so you can use it for free in both of commercial/non-commercial purposes, the same as the RINPn.
More detailed information (guide/specification documents and so on) are provided on the official website of the Vnano:
On the RINPn, some functions and variables are available by default. Among them, frequently used functions/variables are shown in the following list.
The conversion function from degree to radian.
Example: rad( 180.0 )
The conversion function from radian to degree.
Example: deg( 2.0 * PI )
The sine function. The unit of the argument "x" is radian.
Example: sin( PI / 2.0 )
The cosine function. The unit of the argument "x" is radian.
Example: cos( 2.0 * PI )
The tangent function. The unit of the argument ®x® is radian.
Example: tan( PI / 4.0 )
The inverse function of sine (arc-sine). The unit of the result is radian.
Example: asin( 1.0 )
The inverse function of cosine (arc-cosine). The unit of the result is radian.
Example: acos( 1.0 )
The inverse function of tangent (arc-tangent). The unit of the result is radian.
Example: atan( 1.0 )
The square-root function.
Example: sqrt( 4.0 )
The logarithm function with the base "e" (napier number).
Example: ln( 10.0 )
The logarithm function with the base "10".
Example: log10( 1000.0 )
The function which returns the value of "x" to "exponent"-power.
Example: pow( 2.0, 3.0 )
The function which returns the value of "e" (napier number) to "exponent"-power.
Example: exp( 1.2 )
The absolute-value function.
Example: abs( -1.23 )
The summation function.
Example: sum( 1.23 , 4.56 , 7.89 )
The mean-value (arithmetic mean) function.
Example: mean( 1.23 , 4.56 , 7.89 )
The variance function ( denominator : n ).
Example: van( 1.23 , 4.56 , 7.89 )
The variance function ( denominator : n-1 ).
Example: van1( 1.23 , 4.56 , 7.89 )
The standard-deviation function ( denominator : n ).
Example: sdn( 1.23 , 4.56 , 7.89 )
The standard-deviation function ( denominator : n-1 ).
Example: sdn1( 1.23 , 4.56 , 7.89 )
The function which returns length of the "dim"-th dimension of an "array".
Example: length( array, 0 )
The function to display the calculated value of scripts. On GUI mode, the value will be displayed on "OUTPUT" text-field (so when this function is called multiple times, the displayed value will be overwritten). On CUI mode, the value will be outputted on the standard-output as a line.
Example: output( 1.23 )
The function to display long and multiple-line texts in general purpose. This function can display contents of arbitrary number of any type values/arrays with delimitting tab-spaces. On GUI mode, the value will be appended to the content of a text-area on an independent window, without line-feedings. On CUI mode, the value will be outputted to the standard-output, without
Example: print( 1.2 , 3.4 , 5.6 )
Almost the same with the above "print" function, but this function displays/outputs the content with line-feedings.
Example: println( 1.2 , 3.4 , 5.6 )
The constant variable storing the value of the circle ratio π.
Value: 3.141592653589793
This software is developed by RINEARN which is a studio in Japan developing software for data-analysis, visualization, computation, and so on. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions/feedbacks about this software.
RINPn User Guide
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, go to the Importing .txt or .csv section belowWhen importing GPX files, QGIS should automatically recognise the Spatial Reference System, otherwise known as the projection or Coordinate Reference System (CRS). However, if you’re importing another file format, you will probably need to specify the Spatial Reference System.
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For those of you who want more detail or visual instructions, here are the steps including screenshots:
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If your location data are in a spreadsheet format, save them either as:
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For those of you who are confident with the basics of using QGIS, here are the steps without screenshots:
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Name attribute of the input element. |
| label: string |
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Text to be placed above the password. |
| helperText: string |
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Helper text to be placed above the password. |
| error: string |
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If it is defined, the component will change its appearance, showing the
error below the password component. If it is not defined, the error
messages will be created internally by the component.
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| clearable: boolean |
false
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If true, the input will have an action to clear the value entered in the
password.
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| onChange: EventEmitter |
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This function will be called when the user types within the input
element of the component. An
object including the value and the error (if the value entered is not
valid) will be passed to this function. An example of this object is:
{{ "{" }} value: value, error: error {{ "}" }}. If there is no
error, error will be null.
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| onBlur: EventEmitter |
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This function will be called when the input element loses the focus. An object
including the value and the error (if the value entered is not valid) will
be passed to this function. An example of this object is:
{{ "{" }}
value: value, error: error
{{ "}" }}. If there is no error, error will be null.
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| margin: string | object |
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Size of the margin to be applied to the component ('xxsmall' | 'xsmall' |
'small' | 'medium' | 'large' | 'xlarge' | 'xxlarge'). You can pass an
object with 'top', 'bottom', 'left' and 'right' properties in order to
specify different margin sizes.
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| pattern: string |
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Regular expression that defines the valid format allowed by the password.
This will be checked when the input element loses the focus. If the value
entered does not match the pattern, the onBlur function will be called
with the value entered and the error informing that the value does not
match the pattern as parameters. If the pattern is accomplished, the error
parameter will be null.
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| length: object |
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Specifies the minimun and maximum length allowed by the password. It
follows this structure: {{ "{" }}
min: minLength, max: maxLength
{{ "}" }}. This will be checked when the user types within the password.
If the value entered does not comply the length, the onChange function
will be called with the value entered and the error informing that the
value does not comply the length as parameters. If the length is
accomplished, the error parameter will be null.
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| size: string | object |
'medium'
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Size of the component ('small' | 'medium' | 'large' | 'fillParent').
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| tabIndex: number |
0
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Value of the tabindex attribute. |


Created by Volker Benders
Created by Volker Benders
Serverless doesn't mean "no computers"
You just don't care
It's an event based computation model
You just deploy code
The platform triggers your functions
The platform runs your code,
provides logging capabilities
and monitors your functions
I knew it - lets go!
Provider agnostic (AWS is just one)
All your config are belong to yml
Connecting different services can be tricky
templates to start from
templates for languages
templates for providers
Amazons Implementation of "serverless"
Web-Requests
Data stored in S3
Kinesis events
...
Arun Gupta describes it as "...an extension to CloudFromation templates"
Excellect Integration into AWS
That's what i would expect ;-)
Production ready
Deploy your code and let the platform handle the rest
Easy and cheap to start with
Pricingread: Java on steroids
Concise Language
ReUse the java libraries you used before
Its easy to learn - even for java developers :-)
Your dev team will get tracktion really quick
I'll show you some contraints you should have in mind
Concurrency per Region:
The max. number of lambda functions per region is limited to 1000
Runtime
The max. runtime is set to 5 minutes / function
You can control the max. response time in 100ms increments
| compressed | un-compressed |
|---|---|
| 50MB | 250MB |
Even a simple hello-world-style i wrote exceeded the limit!
| prev | optimized | |
|---|---|---|
| maven | compile | provided |
| gradle | compile | compileOnly |
The platform generates log data for you
The platform helps you keeping track of generated log data
read: Java on steroids
Concise Language
Staticly typed
You can compile Java or JavaScript from it
ReUse the java libraries you used before
Its easy to learn - even for java developers :-)
Your dev team will get tracktion really quick


Wasim Jaffer becomes first Indian to play 150 Ranji matches
The former India opener is now just 853 runs away from completing 20,000 runs in first class cricket.
by PTIVeteran opener Wasim Jaffer on December 9 became the first player in Indian cricket to feature in 150 Ranji matches.
The 41-year-old from Maharashtra, who has been an important part of the title-winning Vidarbha team in the last two years, achieved the rare distinction during their Group A opener against Andhra Pradesh.
The former India opener is now just 853 runs away from completing 20,000 runs in first class cricket.
Jaffer is followed by Madhya Pradesh batsman Devendra Bundela (145 matches) and Amol Muzumdar (136 matches), who have played for Mumbai and Assam.
Overall, Jaffer has played 253 first-class games, scoring 19,147 runs at an average of 51.19. He has scored 57 hundreds and 88 fifties with 314 being his highest score.
The Mumbaikar has represented India in 31 Tests between 2000 and 2008, scoring 1944 runs which included five hundreds and 11 fifties.
He also has a double hundred to his name — a highest score of 212 against West Indies in 2006 at St John’s.
He also played two ODIs for India.


HectoDNS | signals handling
Readme
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Configuration
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Signals
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Design
Parent Process
INT/TERM - quick shutdown, kills all child processes immideately.
QUIT - graceful shutdown, waits for to finish their requests before stopping.
Child Process


PROJECT
It's a 2-week project. In this project, I redesigned the MOOC, shifted its focus from courses warehouse to study tutor.
TEAM
Holly, Yi HAO
Viola, Yixuan WANG
Qadeer Qiang GAO
Kelly, Yuan TIAN
ROLE
Interaction Designer
FOXUS is designed as MOOC (Massive Open Online Course). In this project, we want to think about what the MOOC's position should be, reframe the users and their needs, and design FOXUS as their solution. Also, FOXUS will be a cross-platform product, which can be used on laptop, mobile phone, smart TV and smart watch.
"FOXUS ≠ Online University; FOXUS ≠ Online Training Classes"
· User Archetypes ·
I did some research and analyzed target users — who prepare to “study” via FOXUS, and classify the scenarios and motivations into three types.
Which means that users aim to learn or dive deeper in a specific subject professionally. For example: Sam is a sophomore in mathematic, and wants to deepening the knowledge of linear algebra.
Which means that users aim to get pragmatic skills to cope with their works, or find career opportunities. For example: Sam is a programer now, and wants to learn machine learning so that get a better salary.
Which means that users intend to keep an open mind and enjoy know something new without specific purposiveness. For example, Sam traveled Italy recently, and was super fascinated with this country. He wants to know more culture and history about Italy.
Why I do SCENARIOS like this?
People have various purposes and expectations which they come to MOOC and choose courses. I need to understand it and design the information architecture and “charming features” of the new MOOC. Especially after competitive research, I found:
Currently, most MOOC platforms only offer bunches of courses for users to search and get course list without customization, to choose one to enroll haphazardly, to learn by watching videos and filling out test paper mechanically. Also, the courses offered on MOOC are classified with subject, university and professor — as what happened in real colleges. It's suitable for "Knowledge-Oriented" users. But how about the other two kinds of users? Different targets makes users think different, seek different, learn in different way.
· Insights for FOXUS ·
To meet these three types of users’ needs, I consider FOXUS should have characters like:
explore and get
According to different user scenarios, I need to categories courses properly, to present suitable courses’ introduction, to recommend customized courses. I hope to create explorative atmosphere in FOXUS, rather than the atmosphere like shopping in mall and selecting things from shelves.
learn at
It’s the trend that people in Morden cities have sliced their time into many fragmented time, and shift between various places frequently. So FOXUS should consider both how to improve users’ learning experience and how to smooth their learning feeling in different places.
progress with
No one should be an island. For knowledge-oriented users, they need “classmates” to discuss with. For job-oriented users, they need “fellows” to communicate with. So FOXUS provide the platform to users to meet with like-minded people and progress together.
· Information Architecture ·
Before thinking about the information architecture, we design user flow firstly. Sign up - Search courses - Choose courses - have classes - After classes. Based on user flow, we think about their action, purpose, mood to instruct our later design.
Then, we think about what should different terminals(Phone, Web, Smart Watch, Smart TV) do to realize our expectation to FOXUS, and define the information architecture.
· Details ·
While the functionality of foxus was mostly set in stone by the time high-fidelity wireframes were complete, a lot of time was put into adjusting the colours and visual details of page elements. Making sure the important elements were brought forward in hierarchy without distractions was a priority.
CAREER NET Explore related career and find out matchable courses.
MATCH TEST Test your background and habit, analyze your ability and expectation, help u find out your matchable courses.
CLIPPER Clip and save your “video notes”, review them at anytime anywhere.
MY CLASSROOM Classes&classmates&discussion&challenges, progress with mind-liked people.
SMOOTH SHIFT BETWEEN DEVICES
Shift between devices smoothly.  More details plz
· Prototyping ·
PLZ PROTOTYPING ON BIGGER SCREEN


All functions
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add_intercepts()
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Add intercepts to tidied log-likelihood tibble |
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add_phenames()
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Replace old (default) trait names with true trait names |
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add_pmap()
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Add physical map contents to tibble |
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assemble_profile_tib()
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Assemble a profile log-likelihood tibble |
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boot_pvl()
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Perform bootstrap sampling and calculate test statistics for each bootstrap sample |
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calc_Bhat()
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Calculate estimated allele effects, B matrix |
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calc_Sigma()
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Calculate the phenotypes covariance matrix Sigma |
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calc_covs()
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Calculate Vg and Ve from d-variate phenotype and kinship |
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calc_invsqrt_mat()
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Calculate matrix inverse square root for a covariance matrix |
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calc_lrt_tib()
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Calculate a likelihood ratio test statistic from the output of scan_pvl() |
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calc_sqrt_mat()
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Calculate matrix square root for a covariance matrix |
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check_identical()
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Check whether a vector, x, has all its entries equal to its first entry |
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check_missingness()
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Check for missingness in phenotypes or covariates |
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find_pleio_peak_tib()
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Find the marker index corresponding to the peak of the pleiotropy trace in a tibble where the last column contains log likelihood values and the first d columns contain marker ids |
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fit1_pvl()
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Fit a model for a specified d-tuple of markers |
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get_effects()
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Extract founder allele effects at a single marker from output of qtl2::scan1coef |
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make_id2keep()
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Identify shared subject ids among all inputs: covariates, allele probabilities array, kinship, and phenotypes |
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plot_pvl()
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Plot tidied results of a pvl scan |
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prep_X_list()
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Create a list of component X matrices for input to stagger_mats, to ultimately create design matrix |
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prep_mytab()
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Prepare mytab object for use within scan_pvl R code |
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qtl2pleio
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qtl2pleio. |
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rcpp_calc_Bhat()
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Estimate allele effects matrix, B hat, with Rcpp functions |
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rcpp_calc_Bhat2()
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Estimate allele effects matrix, B hat, with Rcpp functions |
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rcpp_log_dmvnorm2()
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Calculate log likelihood for a multivariate normal |
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scan_pvl()
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Perform model fitting for all ordered pairs of markers in a genomic region of interest |
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sim1()
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Simulate a single data set consisting of n subjects and 2 phenotypes for each |
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sim400()
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Simulate many bivariate phenotype files and write them to a new directory |
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subset_input()
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Subset an input object - allele probabilities array or phenotypes matrix or covariates matrix. Kinship has its own subset function |
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subset_kinship()
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Subset a kinship matrix to include only those subjects present in all inputs |
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tidy_scan_pvl()
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Tidy the data frame outputted by scan_pvl for further analysis & plotting |
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transform_loglik_mat()
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Assemble tibble from matrix of log-likelihood values |


If you see this page, Contrats!!!!, everything is working as expected
Remember this is an API, you will not see any UI here.
If you run it from make run-local go to:
API to see the endpoints.
If you run it from kubernetes or docker-compose go to http://petstore.swagger.io/?url=http://'your-url'/api/swagger.json


| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| debug | Enable or disable debugging output in gfsh . |
online, offline |
| echo | Echo the given text, which may include system and user variables. | online, offline |
| exit | Exit the gfsh shell. You can also use quit to exit the shell. |
online, offline |
| help | If the argument is a gfsh command, displays syntax and usage information for the command. If there are no arguments, displays a list of all available commands. | online, offline |
| hint | Display information on topics and a list of commands associated with a topic. | online, offline |
| history | Show or save the command history. | online, offline |
| run | Execute a set of GFSH commands. | online, offline |
| set variable | Set variables in the GFSH environment. | online, offline |
| sh | Executes operating system (OS) commands. | offline, online |
| sleep | Delay gfsh command execution. |
online, offline |
| version | Display product version information. | online, offline |
Configuration Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| alter runtime | Alters configuration properties for a specific member or members while the member or members are running. | online |
| change loglevel | Changes the logging level on specified servers. | online |
| configure pdx | This command alters cluster-wide PDX configuration settings for all caches. | online
**Note:** This command must be run before starting data members in order to enforce configuration settings.
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| describe config | Display the configuration of a member. | online |
| export config | Export configurations, data, logs and stack-traces. | online |
| export cluster-configuration | Exports a shared configuration zip file that contains cache.xml files, gemfire.properties files and jar files needed to configure and operate a Geode distributed system. | online |
| import cluster-configuration | Import an exported configuration. | online |
| status cluster-config-service | Reports on the status of the cluster configuration server. | online |
Data Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| export data | Export user data from a region to a file. | online |
| get | Display an entry in a region. | online |
| import data | Import user data from a file to a region. | online |
| locate entry | Locate a region entry on a member. | online |
| put | Add or update a region entry. | online |
| query | Run queries against Geode regions. | online |
| remove | Remove an entry from a region. | online |
Deployment Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| deploy | Deploy JAR-packaged applications to a member or members. | online |
| list deployed | Display a list of JARs that were deployed to members using the deploy command. |
online |
| undeploy | Undeploy the JAR files that were deployed on members or groups using deploy command. |
online |
Disk Store Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| alter disk-store | Modify an existing Geode resource. | online |
| backup disk-store | Back up persistent data from all members to the specified directory. | online |
| compact disk-store | Compact online disk-stores. | online |
| compact offline-disk-store | Compact an offline disk store. | online, offline |
| create disk-store | Defines a pool of one or more disk stores, which can be used by regions and client subscription queues. | online |
| describe disk-store | Display information about a member’s disk store. | online |
| describe offline-disk-store | Display information about an offline member’s disk store | online, offline |
| destroy disk-store | Deletes a disk store and all files on disk used by the disk store. Data for closed regions that previously used this disk store is lost. | online |
| list disk-stores | List all available disk stores in a Geode cluster. | online |
| revoke missing-disk-store | Instruct the member(s) of a distributed system to stop waiting for a disk store to be available. | online |
| show missing-disk-stores | Display a summary of the disk stores that are currently missing from a distributed system. | online |
| validate offline-disk-store | Validate offline disk stores. | online, offline |
Durable CQ and Client Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| list durable-cqs | List durable client CQs associated with the specified durable client id. | online |
| close durable-cq | Closes the durable CQ registered by the durable client and drain events held for the durable CQ from the subscription queue. | online |
| close durable-client | Attempts to close the durable client. The client must be disconnected. | online |
| show subscription-queue-size | Shows the number of events in the subscription queue. If a CQ name is provided, it counts the number of events in the subscription queue for the specified CQ. | online |
Function Execution Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| destroy function | Destroy or unregister a function. The default is for the function to be unregistered from all members. | online |
| execute function | Execute the function with the specified ID. By default, executes on all members. | online |
| list functions | Display a list of registered functions. The default is to display functions for all members. | online |
Gateway (WAN) Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| create async-event-queue | Creates an asynchronous event queue. | online |
| create gateway-receiver | Creates a gateway receiver on one or more members. | online |
| create gateway-sender | Creates a gateway sender on one or more members. | online |
| destroy gateway-sender | Destroys a gateway sender on one or more members. | online |
| list async-event-queues | Display a list of async event queues for all members. | online |
| list gateways | Displays the gateway senders and receivers for a member or members. | online |
| load-balance gateway-sender | Causes the specified gateway sender to close its current connections and reconnect to remote gateway receivers in a more balanced fashion. | online |
| pause gateway-sender | Pause a gateway sender. | online |
| resume gateway-sender | Resume any gateway senders that you have paused. | online |
| start gateway-receiver | Start the gateway receiver on a given member or group of members. | online |
| start gateway-sender | Start the gateway sender on a member or members. | online |
| status gateway-receiver | Display the status of the specified gateway receiver. | online |
| status gateway-sender | Display the status of the specified gateway sender. | online |
| stop gateway-receiver | Stop the gateway receiver on a member or members. | online |
| stop gateway-sender | top a gateway sender with a given id on a specified member or members of a specified member group. | online |
Geode AsyncEventQueue Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| create async-event-queue | Creates an asynchronous event queue. | online |
| list async-event-queues | Display a list of async event queues for all members. | online |
Geode Monitoring Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| describe client | Displays details about a specified client. | online |
| describe member | Display details of a member with given name/id. | online |
| export logs | Export/dump logs to a given directory. | online |
| export stack-traces | Export the stack trace for a member or members. | online |
| gc | Force garbage collection on a member or members. | online |
| list clients | Displays a list of connected clients. | online |
| list members | Display all or a subset of members. | online |
| netstat | Report network information and statistics via the “netstat” operating system command. | online |
| show dead-locks | Display deadlocks, logs, metrics and missing disk-stores. | online |
| show log | Display the log for a member. | online |
| show metrics | Display or export metrics for the entire distributed system, a member or a region. | online |
| shutdown | Shut down all members that have a cache. | online |
| start jconsole | Start the JDK JConsole monitoring application in a separate process. JConsole automatically connects to a running JMX Manager node if one is available | online, offline |
| start jvisualvm | Start the JDK’s Java VisualVM monitoring application in a separate process. | online, offline |
| start pulse | Launch the Geode Pulse monitoring dashboard tool in the user’s default system browser. | online, offline |
Index Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| clear defined indexes | Clears all the defined indexes. | online, offline |
| create defined indexes | Creates all the defined indexes. | online |
| create index | Create an index that can be used when executing queries. | online |
| define index | Define an index that can be used when executing queries. Then you can create multiple indexes all at once. | online, offline |
| destroy index | Destroy or remove the specified index. | online |
| list indexes | Display the list of indexes created for all members. | online |
JMX Connection Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| connect | Connect to a jmx-manager either directly or via a locator. | offline |
| describe connection | Display connection information details. | online, offline |
| disconnect | Close any active connection(s). | online |
Locator Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| start locator | Start a locator. The command creates a subdirectory and log file named after the locator. If the locator detects that no other JMX Manager exists, then the locator will automatically start an embedded JMX Manager and connect the current gfsh session to the JMX Manager. |
online, offline |
| status locator | Displays the status of the specified locator. | online, offline |
| stop locator | Stop a locator. | online, offline |
Lucene Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| create lucene index | Create a Lucene index. | online |
| describe lucene index | Describe a Lucene index. | online |
| destroy lucene index | Destroy a Lucene index. | online |
| list lucene indexes | List Lucene indexes created for all members. The optional --with-stats qualifier shows activity on the indexes. |
online |
| search lucene | Search a Lucene index. | online |
PDX Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| configure pdx | Configure Portable Data eXchange for all the cache(s) in the cluster. | online, offline |
| pdx rename | Renames PDX types in an offline disk store. | online, offline |
Region Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| alter region | Alters the configuration of a region. | online |
| create region | Create and configure a region. | online |
| describe region | Display the attributes and key information of a region. | online |
| destroy region | Destroy or remove a region. | online |
| list regions | Display regions of a member or members. If no parameter is specified, all regions in the Geode distributed system are listed. | online |
| rebalance | Rebalance partitioned regions. | online |
Server Commands
| Command | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| start server | Start a Geode cache server process. | online, offline |
| status server | Display the status of the specified Geode cache server. | online, offline |
| stop server | Stop a Geode cache server. | online, offline |


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| 4 Print Control Instance Data
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Now you have a rather good idea of what's required to set up a Print Control. Once it's been set up, your geode may send the following messages to it.
Common Response Messages
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How to Use the Scan Tool in iOS 13
by Charlotte HenryApple introduced a great document scanning feature in iOS 13. In the Browse area of Files app, click on the three dots on the top right-hand side. In the drop-down menu, click scan documents. You can place your document underneath and the tool automatically locates the edges. You can scan multiple pages at one time. When one page is done, move the next one underneath your camera. When the document is complete, click ‘save; and you can store it either locally, or in the cloud. Before you save, select the option to rename the file so that it has a unique title – the auto title is ‘scanned document’.


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2020 Infiniti Edition 30 models priced
Edition 30 is an option package or a trim level, depending on model
by Joe LorioThe 2020 model year marks the 30th anniversary of Infiniti, and as announced back in August, the brand is rolling out specially tweaked Edition 30 models across the bulk of its lineup. We now have more details and pricing for the commemorative editions, which are available on the Q50 sedan, Q60 coupe, QX50 compact crossover, QX60 mid-size crossover, and QX80 full-size SUV.
The Q50 Edition 30 sedan's starting price is $43,700 with rear-wheel drive and $45,700 is all-wheel drive. The Q50 Edition 30 is priced between the Luxe and Sport trim levels, but its equipment is closer to that of the Sport. Although it's $4,800 cheaper than the Sport, the Edition 30 adds full-speed adaptive cruise control, but it uses the smaller brake rotors of the Luxe trim and it skips the Sport's adaptive damping. Unique Edition 30 elements include dark-chrome 19-inch wheels and exterior trim, black mirror caps, and a black mesh grille.
The Q60 Edition 30 coupe is offered as a $4,200 package for the Luxe trim level. Added to the $45,500 base price of the rear-wheel-drive Luxe coupe, and you get a starting price of $49,700 for the Edition 30. All-wheel drive is another $2,000. Exterior enhancements mirror those of the Q50 Edition 30. The Q60 Edition 30 package also adds navigation, an around-view monitor, power-adjustable steering column, memory settings, rear auto-braking, adaptive cruise control, heated seats and steering wheel, and a few lesser items.
The QX50 Edition 30 compact crossover builds on the mid-level Essential trim level.
For the range-topping QX80, the Edition 30 is a package that adds $3,500 to the Luxe (base) trim level. Besides the dark-chrome exterior trim and dark-finish 22-inch wheels, it includes a rear camera mirror, lane-departure prevention, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot intervention, and a black headliner.
On Infiniti's most popular vehicle, the QX60, full details of the Edition 30 are not yet available, but we're told the model will start at $50,850. That represents a $4,700 premium over the Luxe trim level, and includes the content of the ProAssist package as well as the Edition 30 design enhancements.


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Certain Asian markets – Singapore, China, and Australia, in particular – are known to be ahead of the world in various aspects. Time and again, forward-thinking authorities and institutions are proving to have the ability to outpace expectations and adapt regulatory environments to the needs of businesses and consumers.
On numerous occasions, we have emphasized the uniqueness of Singapore, China, and Australia as some of the most promising markets for tech entrepreneurs. This latest piece of news proves that we weren’t wrong.
OCBC Bank has rolled out banking authentication using the iPhone X’s new feature, Face ID.
The Face ID system uses a mathematical model of users’ faces to allow them to sign onto their phones or pay for goods with a steady glance at their phones.
OCBC OneLook is the first service in Singapore to use the facial recognition technology to enable payments or the viewing of bank account, credit card, and investment information, the bank said on Monday (Nov. 6).
OCBC Bank customers using the iPhone X can authenticate access to its consumer and business banking apps like OCBC Mobile Banking, OCBC OneWealth, and OCBC Business Mobile Banking by looking at their phones, instead of using passwords or fingerprints.
The bank does not store any account numbers, balances or other related information on the phone and two-factor authentication is required should the customer wish to perform banking transactions.
Read more on Channel NewsAsia.
China will exempt banks’ interest income from loans to small firms and rural households from value-added tax.
The policy will be in effect from December 1, 2017, to the end of 2019, while contracts for loans with small firms will also be free of stamp taxes from 2018 to 2020.
The supportive policies will apply to loans of 1 million yuan ($150,750) or less.
The outstanding volume of loans to small firms was 23.5 trillion yuan as of the end of September, representing a YoY growth of 17.8% and accounting for one-third of total corporate loans.
A number of the country’s largest state banks, led by Industrial & Commercial Bank of China and China Construction Bank Corp, set up finance departments at the headquarter level to increase lending to SMEs.
China’s central bank in September cut the amount of cash that must be held as reserves for banks that meet certain requirements for lending to small business and the agricultural sector.
Read more on Reuters.
China and Australia’s regulators have agreed to partner up on FinTech.
The Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC) and China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) will cooperate on the sharing of information related to emerging themes in the FinTech sector.
Regulators in both countries will also provide each other with insights on experiments with RegTech.
FinTech agreements to share information and collaborate on innovation have been formed by a number of countries: Hong Kong & Singapore agreed to a data sharing arrangement, as well as a cross-border trade project based on blockchain technology.
Read more on CNBC.
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Fabric Git DataStore: Why?
Holding the profile configuration in ZooKeeper is nice but ...
- Zookeeper is a PITA over WAN.
- Doesn't provide a readable change log.
- Not easy to know who changed what.
- Versioning is implemented internally.
- Importing / Exporting needs to be implemented internally.
- Users will eventually need to import / export profiles to a VCS.
- Git is becoming a standard way to interface with a PAAS (openshift, heroku etc)
Fabric Git DataStore: Drawbacks
So what are the drawbacks of such setup?
- The remote git repo is a single point of failure.
- Increases complexity when creating a Fabric.
Fabric Git Server (HA)
To get all of git coolness, without any drawback ...
- Fabric provides an internal git repository.
- Exposed over HTTP/HTTPS.
- HA using master/slave.
- 100% transparent to the user.
Fabric Git Internals
- Container repo: ${karaf.data}/git/local/fabric
- Cerver repo: ${karaf.data}/git/servlet/fabric
- Server uses master slave on git group
Demo: Git DataStore
- Clone fabric git repo
- Explore new profile directory structure
- Modify profiles
- Push changes back to fabric
Spring and Blueprint status
Succesfull provisioning does necesserily mean that application works.
- Added additional container attributes that display status.
- Container status based on individual bundle status.
- Visible in the container list/info commands.
Demo: URL Handler / Blueprint Status
- Inspect example-camel-profile
- Modify resources
- Blueprint Grace Period
Port Managing Horrors
Till now ports needed to be hardcoded in the profile.
- Port availability issues.
- Port conflicts between parent and child containers.
- Internal port conflicts (multiple profile binding the same port).
Improved Provisioning Options
- We can now add and remove system and config properties
- Support for lib, endorsed and extensions
Demo: Provisioning Security Providers
- We can now add and remove system and config properties
- Support for lib, endorsed and extensions
New Placeholder Resolvers
- Support for encrypted config
- Support for evn vars in profiles
- Global version handling
Partitioning Tasks (tech preview)
Pretty often a task is composed of multiple subtasks(work items).
Creating profiles that describe each task is one way, but ...
- It's a manual operation!
- What if an assigned container goes down?
- What if the size of the work items changes?
A mobile operator use case
Mobile operators usually use SMPP protocol for exchanging SMS.
- SMPP is a binary protocol based on commands/acks
- SMPP uses windowing (max commands w/o ack. recommended:10)
- Increase throughput? Multiple cxns on single/multiple ports
- How do u decide which container is using which ports?
- What happens when u take one containe down?
- How do u handle changes in the pool of ports?
- We need a way to distribute connections to containers!
Fabric Partition
Create a profile that defines the task and let Fabric do the work item assignment.
- Define how each work item should be processed!
- Define the work items (e.g. using json)!
- Fabric will rebalance the task to containers that joined the task.
Fabric Profile Partition: A Simple bridge
Scenario: A complex bridge with multiple from/to pairs.
- Define a work item for each pair.
- Define a camel route template with from/to as placeholders.
- Define the containers that can process the task.
- Fabric balances work items accross containers.
- Each container renders the camel route based on the work item values and executes it.
Fabric and Process Manager (tech preview)
Provision external process via fabric profiles.
- Bootstrap external processes using profiles.
- Provision external processes using profiles.
Example: Start and deploy an app to tomcat/wildfly via profiles.
Fabric inside Openshift
Thre has been a lot of interest in the field but also ...
- The easiest way to demostrate Fabric.
- Collaboration between RedHat products.
- Fabric + Openshift = IPAAS!
Fabric Cartridges for Openshfit
rhc create-app registry [fuse registry cartridge url]
Manage Openshift from Fabric
Works the other way around too ...
#org.fusesource.fabric.openshift.properties
login =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password = somepass
serverUrl = openshift.redhat.com
fabric:container-create-openshift --enseble-server registry
Openshift Limitations
Openshift has quite a few limitations ...
- Public exposes only port 80
- Internally can expose more ports that need to be defined upfront
- Binding port is not the same as connection port
- Connection port is not known in advance
Anything else?
- The blue master initiative


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Vomiting bug remains a worrying issue at Mayo hospital
Visiting restrictions remain in place at Mayo University Hospital following a number of suspected cases of Norovirus.
The vomiting bug hit Ward C and Surgical Ward D earlier this week and has not abated despite the restrictions.
Two six-bed wards have been blocked off as a result of the infection.
It is understood six members of staff have gone down ill as a result of the outbreak.
The Connaught Telegraph has also learned that a sink in Surgical Ward D has been broken for a number of weeks without efforts being taken to repair it.
While staff and patients have been supplied with alcohol hand gels, the effects of such gels can wear off within a relatively short period of time.
In regard to the sink issue, a HSE spokesperson stated: "There is an on-going repair and replacement maintenance programme in place across the hospital."
In a statement issued earlier this week hospital management said it is imperative that only essential visits take place at this time, and children should not visit the hospital as they may be particularly susceptible to the illness.
Visitors were asked to comply with the restrictions, and to use the alcohol hand gels supplied as they enter and leave the hospital.
The statement added there had been an increase in the number of cases of Norovirus in the community and anyone with recent symptoms of the vomiting bug should not visit patients in the hospital in order to avoid spreading the virus.


eXist-db (or eXist for short) is an open source software project for NoSQL databases built
on XML technology.
It is classified as both a NoSQL document-oriented database system and a native XML database
(and it provides support for XML, JSON, HTML and Binary documents). Unlike most relational
database management systems (RDBMS) and NoSQL databases eXist provides XQuery and XSLT as its
query and Application programming languages.
Database layer uses eXist-db as it's native XML database with eXist being started in embedded mode. eXist is used for data storage in xml form as well as it's validation using provided schema.
Invoices are stored within a database as records with every invoice being represented as a single record. Every record contains list of invoices, invoice information, shipping address and information about entity. Depending on type of invoice (expanse, revenue), the entity is interpreted as either the payer or seller and contains bank, identification, name, address and contact information. Owner information are stored separately from the records as the owner (user) is expected to be part of every provided invoice.
Records themselves are represented as objects with provided getter and setter function for given atribute. Invoice items are represented as separe objects kept within each record. These records can then be static or dynamic. Changes to static records do not reflect on database while dynamic do. For some transaction control the Database provides commit and rollback functionality.
Database consistency is insured with XML validation both within the eXist-db as well as within the Database class. However it only enforces the format necessary for the database (including types) and leaves more specific content format upper layers.
For exporting invoices into PDF the Database provides several output formats of the database contents. For calculating earnings and losses it provides getters in range as well as sum using XQuery.


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Geronimo is composed of a lightweight core (or kernel) and many modules. Each module may include system code (such as a thread pool or web container) or may be an application (such as the management console or a user-deployed application).
One of the side effects of this structure is that every module has a Module ID, and you will become very used to seeing module IDs when dealing with Geronimo.
A module ID uniquely identifies a specific module, including its name, version, etc. In fact, there are four components of a module ID:
Module IDs are normally printed with slashes between the four components, such as GroupID/Artifact-ID/Version/Type
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AJ+ Exposé Exposes More Than Intended
25 Dec 2015AJ+, Al Jazeera’s hip younger sister digital network, recently released a short video exploring the Balata “refugee” camp in Samaria. It was clearly set up to make the viewer incredibly sympathetic to the residents there but it actually showed just how ridiculous the Palestinian refugees’ claims to that status is.
"God willing, we will return."
Meet Ahmad, an 18-year-old Palestinian living in the largest West Bank refugee camp:
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— AJ+ (@ajplus) December 23, 2015
Dena Takruri, who has made a career out of demonizing Israel and mythologizing Palestinian victimhood, reprises her role in her interview with Balata “refugee” Ahmad Khader. He appears to be in his early twenties and is well dressed in a button down over a sweater and jeans (which is also my go to outfit) and he is by no means starving.
Perhaps unwittingly, Ms. Takruri begins by highlighting the most contradictory aspect of all Palestinian “refugee” camps: their permanence.
“The crazy thing is you would think that a refugee camp would be a temporary type of thing, but as you’re seeing, these generations are growing up here born and raised. So his family was exiled, they became refugees from Jaffa in 1948. They came here in 1950 and they’ve been here ever since. So it’s become a permanent thing.”
(Another permanent refugee wearing Armani)
This camp, which is essentially a permanent town in the heart of Palestinian controlled territory, has been running for roughly 65 years. Mr. Khader and his father (it seems) were both born there and yet they are still called refugees. His grandfather moved 53 kilometers from Jaffa to this area just outside of Nablus. This is roughly the same distance between Washington DC and Baltimore, not exactly a long journey. By any definition other than the one cynically used by UNRWA, Mr. Khader and his family are not refugees. They were not forced from their homes, they have citizenship in the Palestinian Authority and even his grandfather, who remained within the boundaries of Mandatory Palestine, would not be considered a refugee. But here is his grandson giving a tour of his pre-packaged misery for gullible Westerners to consume online.
Ms. Takruri simply says the Khaders were “exiled from Jaffa,” but this is not the case at all. Mr. Khader later in the interview says, “They [his grandparents] told me that they were hoping to come back. They just turned off the stove and left.” Not that they were forced out of their home or that soldiers loaded them on a truck and drove them out of the city. They took some belongings and left.
What’s more, Jaffa is probably the worst example an anti-Israel activist could cite as an example of “Israeli brutality.” There are several important aspects of the battle for Jaffa that must be taken into consideration.
First, Jaffa was slated to remain as part of the Arab State under the UN Partition Plan. This means that had the Arabs accepted peace from the beginning, Mr. Khader’s grandfather would never have left his home, there would never have been any refugees - from Jaffa or elsewhere - and this video never would have been made.
Second, much of the disaster was precipitated by the Arab leadership and foreign militias. Whether by spreading rumors about false atrocities committed by the Zionists or by the foreign fighters, mainly Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood men, acting more like conquerors than saviors with Nimr al Khatib writing, “The inhabitants were more afraid of their defenders-saviours than of the Jews their enemies,” In fact, the leader of the Arab irregular forces, Abdul Wahab ‘Ali Shihaini, famously stated, “I do not mind [the] destruction [of] Jaffa if we secure [the] destruction [of] Tel Aviv.” It’s hard to find a better example of the Arab objective in 1948 than that. (p.114, Benny Morris, The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem Revisited)
Hard but not impossible as Mahmoud Abbas picked up this baton of self-destructive anti-Semitism in 2013 when he said it was better for Palestinians to die in Syria than give up their “right of return” by accepting Israel’s offer to let them move to Judea and Samaria.
Third, many “Jaffans” were nothing of the kind. There were many fellahin who had recently moved to the city for work and simply returned to their original homes as Morris recounts, saying, “Country folk who earlier had migrated to the town were now moving back to their villages. By the end of December [four months before Jaffa’s conquest], [Haganah Intelligence] reported that some ‘60 per cent’ of Jaffa’s Christians had left.” (p. 110) These made up part of the 15-25,000 “Jaffans” who abandoned the city by the end of 1947. (p. 111)
Fourth, this was not a one-sided conflict; over 7,000 Jews fled from Jaffa by mid-January 1948. (p. 110) Clearly this was not one side expelling the other but civilians on both sides leaving a war zone.
Now that the history is settled, we can get back to the present where Mr. Khader, completely unprompted, drops this bombshell:
“We can live outside the refugee camp.”
What’s that? He openly admits he doesn’t have to live there, that he actively chooses to live in the camp? That’s a bit of information you usually need to pry out with unrelenting patience and probing questions. So why is he so open about this?
“But if we give up the camp that means we give up our principles, the right of return. We always hope not to leave the camp and live somewhere else. We hope to go back to Jaffa, to our land, where my grandfather was born.”
That’s right, because if he were to live somewhere else in the PA, that would mean admitting he will never actually move to Jaffa. This of course is obvious to anyone with eyes but making peace with reality has never been easy for the Palestinians. However, even this explanation does not really hold any water. There are millions of Palestinians around the world who are citizens of other countries, who don’t live in refugee camps and yet they also loudly insist on their “right of return,” so why couldn’t Mr. Khader move to, say, Rawabi, get a job, build himself a nice house, start a family and then should the conditions present themselves insist on moving to Jaffa?
Mr. Khader could certainly do all this, but were he to leave the camp, he would also have to leave behind all the benefits he gets from UNRWA - housing, health care, education… - all provided free of charge. So he remains a “refugee” in the town he and his father were born in, in a territory of which he is a full citizen and yet Ms. Takruri dutifully accepts his romantic explanation without the slightest hint of journalistic inquisitiveness.
What he says next is actually incredibly important, which is why the AJ+ interviewer completely ignores it:
“Because our sense of belonging at the end of the day is to our original cities. To Jaffa, and Haifa and Acre and our land from 1948.”
Back in the 1940s, Palestinian nationalism was almost entirely confined to a few urban elites while the mass of the Arab population had many different, often competing identities. While pan-Arabism and pan-Islamism were gaining many followers, they were often added on top of a more localized identity focused around an individual’s specific town or city, clan, tribe and family. It appears that this localized identity has been passed down to generations who have never even lived in those towns. So, for all the pageantry and pomp and circumstance of Abbas’s flag ceremonies and statehood recognition, many of these “refugees” don’t seem to care about Palestine as a whole at all. While they fly the Palestinian colors and sing Palestinian songs, this nationalism is shallow and fragmented.
Mr. Khader seems to realize his mistake in revealing this when he says,
“The Palestinian people are all one, sure, but why would I leave Balata camp and go live somewhere else when if I go settle somewhere else, I’ll be from there. I’ll give up my right of return. We don’t want to give that up… that’s our dream. That’s what we were raised on. There’s no alternative to the right of return. I’m from Jaffa, which means I have to go back to Jaffa.  Maybe my grandchild. But someone from our lineage will return. That’s the idea.”
For Mr. Khader, gaining a Palestinian state where he can build a life for himself and his family is of no importance. The only thing that matters to him, because he was “raised on” it, is “returning” to Jaffa.
Takruri then asks about Mr. Khader’s grandfather and he says, “I’m sure you never expected that one day someone would take you out of our home put you in a refugee camp and say, “Now live.””
Of course no one expects this to happen and that would certainly be a horrible thing. However, none of this happened to the elder Khader at all! Ahmad admits that his grandfather was not kicked out of his home but rather left on his own. He also freely admits that he is not forced to live in the refugee camp and can leave any time he wants but chooses to stay of his own volition. The only part of this bogus story that Khader doesn’t tell is that it wasn’t Israel that built Balata but rather Jordan! While all the Arabs who stayed in Israel were given citizenship and never put in any camps, Jordan forced these “refugees” into camps despite offering them citizenship!
(The Khader family home covered in “martyr” posters)
This farce of a video ends with Khader saying, “We’re certain that we’ll return and God willing, we will return.”
How sweet. How hopeful.
Just as the militia leaders of 1948 were happy to see Jaffa burn if it meant also destroying Tel Aviv, and Abbas is happy to see thousands of Palestinians die in Syria if it means others will still remain to destroy the Jewish State, people like Ahmad Khader are perfectly happy to see their families suffer for generations as long as it means eventually being able to destroy Israel.
Poor kid.
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