This module will display a background image behind text on large displays and
an image above text on smaller displays. Tints can be applied to the
large-display background image with the class .tint-[color]
on the main
.photo hero
element. The text can be positioned at the left, right, or center
by changing the classes of its parent element. (See _layouts/home.html
for an example of how these settings can be applied and changed using Jekyll
metadata in the markdown files.)


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Plugin Development: Guest Capabilities
This page documents how to add new capabilities for guests to Vagrant, allowing Vagrant to perform new actions on specific guest operating systems. Prior to reading this, you should be familiar with the plugin development basics.
Warning: Advanced Topic! Developing plugins is an advanced topic that only experienced Vagrant users who are reasonably comfortable with Ruby should approach.
Guest capabilities augment guests by attaching specific "capabilities" to the guest, which are actions that can be performed in the context of that guest operating system.
The power of capabilities is that plugins can add new capabilities to existing guest operating systems without modifying the core of Vagrant. In earlier versions of Vagrant, all the guest logic was contained in the core of Vagrant and wasn't easily augmented.
Definition Component
Within the context of a plugin definition, guest capabilities can be defined like so:
guest_capability "ubuntu", "my_custom_capability" do
require_relative "cap/my_custom_capability"
Cap::MyCustomCapability
end
Guest capabilities are defined by calling the guest_capability
method, which takes two parameters: the guest to add the capability to, and the name of the capability itself. Then, the block argument returns a class that implements a method named the same as the capability. This is coverd in more detail in the next section.
Implementation
Implementations should be classes or modules that have a method with the same name as the capability. The method must be immediately accessible on the class returned from the guest_capability
component, meaning that if it is an instance method, an instance should be returned.
In general, class methods are used for capabilities. For example, here is the imlementation for the capability above:
module Cap
class MyCustomCapability
def self.my_custom_capability(machine)
# implementation
end
end
end
All capabilities get the Vagrant machine object as the first argument. Additional arguments are deterined by the specific capability, so view the documentation or usage of the capability you're trying to implement for more information.
Some capabilities must also return values back to the caller, so be aware of that when implementing a capability.
Capabilities always have access to communication channels such as SSH on the machine, and the machine can generally be assumed to be booted.
Calling Capabilities
Since you have access to the machine in every capability, capabilities can also call other capabilities. This is useful for using the inheritance mechanism of capabilities to potentially ask helpers for more information. For example, the "redhat" guest has a "network_scripts_dir" capability that simply returns the directory where networking scripts go.
Capabilities on child guests of RedHat such as CentOS or Fedora use this capability to determine where networking scripts go, while sometimes overriding it themselves.
Capabilities can be called like so:
machine.guest.capability(:capability_name)
Any additional arguments given to the method will be passed on to the capability, and the capability will return the value that the actual capability returned.


West Ham poke fun at new Tottenham boss Mourinho ahead of derby clash
Mourinho’s Spurs reign begins against West Ham at London Stadium on Saturday lunchtime.
West Ham have upped the ante ahead of Jose Mourinho’s first game in charge of Tottenham by goading the Portuguese on Twitter.
Mourinho has taken over from Mauricio Pochettino at Spurs and his reign begins with a derby at the London Stadium on Saturday lunchtime.
And the Hammers were quick to remind Mourinho of his previous failures against them by posting a video on the social media site along with the caption “See you Saturday, Jose”.
The video included a previous quote from Mourinho about West Ham’s style of play and then footage of Manchester United’s defeat in east London last season.
The post was later removed from the social media platform, but nonetheless adds another sub-plot to an already intriguing battle on Saturday.
All eyes will be on how Spurs line up under Mourinho, but the pressure is also firmly on Manuel Pellegrini following a run of five defeats and two draws from their last seven games.


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Displays an accordion element.
Tested on:
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- Firefox 47 on Windows 10
- Edge 13 on Windows 10
- IE 11 on Windows 10
- IE 10 on Windows 7
- IE 9 on Windows 7
Example
Without animation
Hello , this is the first div.
Hello , this is the second div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Animation 1: with a fixed height of 100px
Hello , this is the first div.
Hello , this is the second div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Hello , this is the third div.
Markup

Without animation

Hello paragraph 1
<input type="checkbox" id="checkbox1" class="accordion__hiddeninput" />

Hello , this is the first div.

Hello paragraph 2
<input type="checkbox" id="checkbox2" class="accordion__hiddeninput" />

Hello , this is the second div.

Hello paragraph 3
<input type="checkbox" id="checkbox3" class="accordion__hiddeninput" />

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Animation 1: with a fixed height of 100px

Hello paragraph 1
<input type="checkbox" id="checkbox4" class="accordion__hiddeninput" />

Hello , this is the first div.

Hello paragraph 2
<input type="checkbox" id="checkbox5" class="accordion__hiddeninput" />

Hello , this is the second div.

Hello paragraph 3
<input type="checkbox" id="checkbox6" class="accordion__hiddeninput" />

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Hello , this is the third div.

Source:
accordion.css
, line 1


Text to Speech
A brief introduction to speech synthesis in Ubuntu and Python.
In bash "ls" command is used to list out the contents of a directory. "ls" with
"-a" flag (short for "--all") is used to list out all the files present in a directory
including the hidden files.
Here I am going to write about an implementation of "ls -a" command in C/C++.
First we will include all the header files required, "iostream", "dirent.h" and "sys/stat.h". You can read about these header files and different functions implemented in them here
First we need to declare a temporary variable of type dirent which we shall use to loop through
all the directory contents. Then we need to declare a variable of data type DIR to store
the directory contents. We can dynamically get directory path but here I am defining it.
DIR *dir;
struct dirent *file;
dir=opendir("/home/bootstrap");
Name of the file is defined as string "d_name". To get that string we just need to loop
through all the files printing their respective "d_name".
while(file=readdir(dir))
{
struct stat st;
//stat(file->d_name,&st);
cout<< file->d_name<< endl;
}
closedir(dir);
We can use stat to obtain other informations regarding the file such as permissions, size,
timestamp etc. I will be writing about them sometime later. Complie the file using
g++ ls-a.cpp -o ls-a.out
This will create an executable named ls-a.out. To run executable type ./ls-a.out
.
A brief introduction to speech synthesis in Ubuntu and Python.
A Game written in Python which presents user with an anagram and they have to guess the right word within a fixed number of attempts.


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layout: post
title: Hosting a static website using google cloud storage
categories: [gcp, cloud, static, website]
tags: [gcp, cloud, static, website]
image: gcp.png
---
Describes how to configure a Cloud Storage bucket to host a static website for a domain you own. This site hosted on GCP storage bucket served using google domains.
These things you need to do before start
- Select exiting project or create a new GCP project
- Verify that you own or manage the domain that you will be using. Make sure you are verifying the top-level domain, such as example.com, and not a subdomain, such as www.example.com
Creating a bucket
create a bucket whose name matches your domain name
Upload your site's files to bucket
- In the list of buckets, find the bucket you created.
- you can drag and drop files to bucket or you can use gcloud sdk
If you want use gcloud sdk, follow below steps
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Install google sdk
using instructions for your platform
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Authicate gcloud
{% highlight shell %}
gcloud auth login
{% endhighlight %}
- gsutil is a cli api that lets you perform actions on cloud storage, Use gsutil to upload your content, run below command from folder where your files are
{% highlight shell %}
gsutil -m rsync -d -r . gs://{your-bucket-name}
{% endhighlight %}
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If you are using jekyll static site generator, you can run jekyll build and gsutil upload
{% highlight shell %}
jekyll build && gsutil -m rsync -d -r ./_site gs://{your-bucket-name}
{% endhighlight %}
update bucket web site configuration
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Click the more actions icon 3 dots. next to the bucket and select Edit website configuration.
Note: This option is only available for buckets whose name matches a valid website pattern.
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In the Configure website dialog, specify the Main Page and the error Page.
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Click Save.
Make bucket public accessible
- click on the name of the bucket that you want to make public.
- Select the Permissions tab near the top of the page.
- Click the Add members button.
- The Add members dialog box appears.
- In the New members field, enter allUsers.
- In the Roles drop down, select the Storage sub-menu, and click the Storage Object Viewer option.
- Click Save.
Creating a CNAME alias
A CNAME record is a type of DNS record. It directs traffic that requests a URL from your domain to the resources you want to serve, in this case objects in your google cloud Storage bucket.
To connect your domain to Cloud Storage, Create a CNAME record that points to c.storage.googleapis.com.
Your domain registration service should have a way for you to administer your domain, including adding a CNAME record.
Testing
Verify that content is served from the bucket by requesting the domain name in a browser.
For example, if you have an object named index.html stored in a bucket named www.domain.com, check that it's accessible by going to www.domain.com/index.html in your browser.


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A common interface used for SQL commands
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Google Tilt Brush is a breathtaking example of VR technology that you can try at home with an HTC Vive or Oculus Rift. It makes one enormous step-change to something you’ve been doing since before you could talk: drawing. And as soon as you use it, you’ll realise you can’t ever go back to pencil and paper.
This is a story of varying philosophical depths. It’s a story about cutting-edge technology. A story about re-thinking the physical connection you have with the universe. Re-evaluating how you interact with our four dimensions. About discovering new ways to intuitively create beauty.
It’s also a story about creating crude virtual drawings of penises, and feeling proud of the achievement.
Unlearn what you know (and what you didn’t know you knew)
It’s an odd quirk of our society that we’re encouraged to make decisions as teenagers designed to shape our whole lives. This writer’s teenage self, for instance, made a Very Determined Decision to focus squarely on visual arts – and has done pretty much anything but pick up a paintbrush in the years since.
But who could criticise a dumb teen (me, again) for thinking that devoting life to drawing, painting, and cutting out bits of cardboard and gluing them back together would be anything other than endless fun?
The brain is not really meant to understand three-dimensional objects in a two-dimensional plane.
Drawing, like music, is a creative endeavour that we can all become absorbed in. And you really can draw better than you think, even if you’ve not done it in earnest since you put down the Crayolas - you just haven't tried the most natural form of drawing yet.
So if your love of drawing withered in frustration years ago, it’s not your fault: the brain is not really meant to understand three-dimensional objects in a two-dimensional plane. Instead, we’ve learnt to understand what a drawing of a box looks like and to associate this with its real 3D cousin.
This means that drawing objects isn’t just about making something look good or “correct” - a whole separate set of mental calculations need to be learnt. This is where drawing becomes frustrating (and why abstract art is a more forgiving starting point for wannabe artists).
So – if the complication of drawing in 2D was taken away, could you rediscover your childlike love for drawing? Because that’s exactly what Google Tilt Brush is designed to do - and achieves with mind-boggling aplomb.
Illustration by Edoardo Amoruso
Drawing is dead: we’re all virtual sculptors now
Slip on the headset. Look down at your left hand, select a brush, a colour and an effect from your palette - and then with your right hand, start painting. The lines appear in the air, dazzling and brilliant. You whoop with joy. It’s as easy as falling off a bike.
VR drawing isn’t just wild fun – for people who have considered themselves “non-artists” for years, it’s a sudden quashing of limitations.
According to Google’s blurb, Tilt Brush allows you to, “paint life-size three-dimensional brush strokes, stars, light, and even fire” – except remarkably, that’s underselling it somewhat. It’s actually even more amazing than the hyperbole: and once you’re inside, you’ll understand immediately.
VR drawing isn’t just wild fun – for people who have considered themselves “non-artists” for years, it’s a sudden quashing of limitations. You’re not painting “a scene”, you are creating the scene: you build the space, not join the dots.
The feeling is miraculous: both in terms of the technology involved, and the sensation of your own shortcomings being torn away. Paint what you like; paint how you like; it all makes sense. You’ll not want to leave the world you create.
After spending just a few minutes’ painting, I began to plan the excuses I would tell people as I mentally cleared my diary to spend huge, luxurious swathes of time painting, thinking, and simply looking at my own alt-reality.
Do you remember the first time?
What does it feel like? Well, it feels amazing. It also feels liberating, magical, sensual – insert your own puffery here: it’ll be applicable.
 Congratulations - you’re now a real tortured artist.) will raise eyebrows and mutter, “hey, not bad at all.”
It’s partly because the controls are unbelievably forgiving and intuitive, but also because you are no longer doing what every artist has spent forever doing: squashing three dimensions into two. We exist in three physical dimensions, we think in three physical dimensions, and now we create spontaneously into this space.
I’d made something that felt tangible, and something that made me feel weirdly powerful.
On my first go, I swooped around, joyfully glooping big splodges of flat colour into a shape – then tiptoeing around the corner to peek at it from the side, and then quickly building another facet.
And then I’d stop to just look and think about what I’d managed to make: something that felt tangible, and something that made me feel weirdly powerful.

This hurr-hurr idiocy is, weirdly, confirmation of the creative possibilities that exist, way beyond simply drawing. You can crouch and look at the crudely-drawn phallus from a whole new angle. You can skip around the crudely-drawn phallus and admire it from afar. You can step inside the crudely-drawn phallus. You can add even cruder detail to the crudely-drawn phallus.

Your ego, simmered to the point of zen.
Staring at your own work is part and parcel of the essential narcissism that is being an artist, and Tilt Brush allows for a greater – yet purer – introspection.
 We were taught to turn the drawing board to face the wall, leave it for a few days, work on something else, then check back in - and any changes that needed making would be apparent on first glance. (It was always the nose of the subject of your portrait that was wildly out of proportion, unchangeable without altering everything around it, of course.)
But in virtual painting, you can rewind and replay from infinite angles, and reveal the quirks of your drawing immediately. And each time, the feeling of guilt that accompanies the joy in marvelling in your own work ebbs away.
 Yes. But who cares?
Watching your work play back and create itself is a bit like watching the flightpath a loved one via an airline tracking app: you know exactly where the colourful line is going, but occasionally a sudden deviation catches you by surprise - and it feels hugely, personally important.
 Yes. But who cares? If wildly swiping at thin air, sporting facial expressions that flicker between “slack-jawed concentration” and “rictus grin” are the price to pay, so be it.
Because Google Tilt Brush isn’t just fun, or surprisingly easy, or exhilarating - plucking colours and shapes out of thin air feels like a form of magic - and it turns out everyone is a natural performer.
Ready to discover your own artistic adroitness? Grab your own VR equipment and get inspiration from the most imaginative VR artists are on the Tilt Brush Artists in Residence Programme.


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This course introduces fundamental as well as applied data modelling techniques for epidemiology. The course topics include, but are not limited to: epidemiology and Infectious disease, exponential function, epidemic curve, disease transmission and severity measurement (basic reproduction number R0 and case fatality ratio CFR), robust estimation of various metrics, infectious diseases modelling (SIR model and IDEA model), model parameter estimation, and data visualization techniques using Tableau.
In this session , we will discuss what epidemiology is and
why it is important. We will introduce some tools and metrics used in
epidemiology to evaluate the transmissibility and serenity of an infectious
disease like COVID-19. Topics covered: overview of the course; overview of
epidemiology and infectious disease; outbreak, epidemic and pandemic;
epidemiological triangle; epidemic curve; concept of exponential functions;
disease transmissibility measures (attack rate, secondary attack rate, basic
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pandemic severity index; mortality rate; proportionate mortality); data
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In this session, we will introduce what mathematical models
are and some basic but important mathematics concepts. We will discuss one
of the most important mathematical models used in epidemiology,
compartmental models and show how we can use this model to simulate the
spread of a disease. Topics covered: introduction to disease modelling;
definition of model; importance of a model; clinical iceberg model; robust
estimate of parameter (censoring effect, CFR estimation); concept of rate of
change; compartmental models: SIR model; relationship between SIR model and
R0; compartmental models: SIS model.
In this session, we will discuss two more mathematical models
used in epidemiology. The first one is the SEIR model, which is a
compartmental model, and the second one is the IDEA model. We will explore
what they are and how they are applied to analyze the spread of a disease.
Topics covered: review compartment model; compartmental models: SEIR model;
other methodology: IDEA model; case study and simulation: IDEA model;
dependence on R0 and a discounting factor d.
In this session, we will introduce some statistical
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most of the time we need to estimate the parameters of a mathematical model.
We will discuss how we can apply statistics to find the best parameters of a
model. Topics covered: probability distribution; maximum likelihood
estimation; Monte Carlo simulation; Root Mean Squared Error
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Data Science is a field of study on extracting meaning from structured or unstructured data by analysis of data with different processes and techniques. The invention of data science changed the paradigm of making decisions from intuition to data-driven. It brings many benefits to businesses. Julia is a programming language that is optimized for scientific and numerical computing. The features of Julia include easy to learn and high performance, such that it is suitable for data science. In this course, we will focus on Julia programming skills and how to develop data science applications based on Julia. The objectives of this program are: to provide students basic knowledge on Julia programming; to introduce programming techniques necessary for developing data science applications.
In this session, we will be looking at Julia from basics. We
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In this course, we will be working with the Julia libraries
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This process breaks the bidirectional connection between the two associated transceivers.
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Canis CAN boards¶
CANHack board¶
The Canis CANHack board interfaces to the CANHack toolkit software to demonstrate CAN protocol attacks. It interfaces to the Raspberry Pi Pico as a “sock” where the Pico is soldered on to the CANHack board.
The board contains just a CAN transceiver with RX and TX wired directly to GPIO pins of the Pico. There is one further pin provided: TRIG. This for future expansion, intended to produce a trigger pulse to a logic analyzer when certain conditions are detected.
The CANHack board contains a header to interface to a logic analyzer or mixed signal oscilloscope, ith the following connections:
Digital 3.3V TRIG output to trigger the scope/analyzer
Digital 3.3V CAN RX digital signal from the CAN transceiver
Digital 3.3V CAN TX digital signal to the CAN tranceiver
CAN H
CAN L
The connections on the Pico pins are as follows:
Pico pin |
Pico Function |
PCB name |
Direction |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
29 |
GP22 |
CANTX |
Out |
TX on the CAN transceiver |
27 |
GP21 |
CANRX |
In |
RX on the CAN transceiver |
4 |
GP2 |
TRIG |
Out |
Debugging / trigger pin |
CANPico board¶
The CANPico board contains an Microchip MCP2518 CAN controller (interfaced over SPI) and a Microchip MCP2562FD CAN transceiver.
The MCP2518 CAN controller is connected to SPI 1 of the Pico and is clocked with a 40MHz crystal, allowing SPI clock rates up to about 18MHz. The board includes a header with the same pinout as the CANHack board:
Digital 3.3V TRIG output to trigger the scope/analyzer
Digital 3.3V CAN RX digital signal from the CAN transceiver
Digital 3.3V CAN TX digital signal to the CAN tranceiver
CAN H
CAN L
There are additional GPIO pins allocated to the CANPico board:
The SOF pin has an edge applied when Start-of-Frame in the CAN protocol is detected by the controller
The STBY pin is an output that driver the transceiver into standby mode (to reduce power consumption when inactive)
An IRQ pin to trigger an interrupt service routine (ISR) on the Pico to handle CAN events in the controller
The table below gives the pins used by the CANPico board:
Pico pin |
Pico Function |
PCB name |
Direction |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
29 |
GP22 |
CANTX |
Out |
TX on the CAN transceiver |
27 |
GP21 |
CANRX |
In |
RX on the CAN transceiver |
4 |
GP2 |
TRIG |
Out |
Trigger pin |
11 |
SPI1_Rx |
MISO |
In |
SPI microcontroller in peripheral out |
14 |
SPI1_SCK |
SCK |
Out |
SPI clock |
15 |
SPI1_Tx |
MOSI |
Out |
SPI microcontroller out peripheral in |
9 |
GP6 |
CSn |
Out |
Peripheral chip select |
7 |
GP5 |
IRQ |
In |
Peripheral interrupt request |
6 |
GP4 |
SOF |
In |
Peripheral Start-of-frame |
5 |
GP3 |
STBY |
Out |
Peripheral low-power standby mode |
CANPico board test functions¶
There is a method defined in MicroPython (included in the CANID
class) to help to test and debug
the board.
-
test_spi
([, init=False] [, select=False] [, deselect=False] [, write_word=False] [, addr=0] [, value=0] [, read_word=False] [, read_words=False] [, write_words=False])¶ Tests the SPI interface to the MCP2518 CAN controller.
- Returns
None or int or a tuple of four ints
Examples¶
All the examples assume a CANID instance has been created with:
>>> t = rp2.CANID(0)
To initialize the SPI controller in the Pico:
>>> t.test_spi(init_spi=True)
This will set SPI1 in the RP2040 to run with a clock of about 15MHz (this only needs to be run once).
To set the CSn pin to 0:
>>> t.test_spi(select=True)
To set the CSn pin to 1:
>>> t.test_spi(deselect=True)
To write a value to address 0x400 (the first word of the buffer RAM in the controller:
>>> t.test_spi(select=True, addr=0x400, write_word=True)
>>> t.test_spi(deselect=True)
To read and print in hex a value from address 0x400:
>>> w = t.test_spi(select=True, addr=0x400, read_word=True)
>>> t.test_spi(deselect=True)
>>> print("0x{:08x}".format(w))
To read and print in hex four values starting from address 0x400:
>>> words = t.test_spi(select=True, addr=0x400, read_words=True)
>>> t.test_spi(deselect=True)
>>> for w in words:
... print("0x{:08x}".format(w))
To write four specific words (0xdeadbeef, 0xcafef00d, 0x01e551ca, and 0x01020304) to a starting address:
>>> t.test_spi(select=True, addr=0x400, write_words=True)
>>> t.test_spi(deselect=True)
These functions allow the basic SPI interface to be tested with a logic analyzer to see various pins are driven correctly and to see that values can be read correctly from the controller.


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Adds a Listener that will notify you if a Discard, Delete or Error event occurs
recordEventsListener
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discard the record.
Once the record is successfully deleted, you can be notified via RecordEventsListener .onRecordDeleted(String)
(String)}
Discard the record. This should be called whenever you are done with the record retrieved by RecordHandler .getRecord(String)
. This does
not guarantee that your subscriptions have been unsubscribed, so make sure to do that first!
If all usages of the same record have been discarded, the record will no longer be updated from the server and any further usages will require the record to be retrieved again via RecordHandler .getRecord(String)
Once the record is successfully discard, you can be notified via RecordEventsListener .onRecordDiscarded(String)
Gets the entire record data and should always return a JsonObject
, except when using a io.deepstream.List
, but then you should
always be using it via io.deepstream.List .getEntries()
;) - seealso: Record#get(String)
Gets the value at the path indicated.
For example, if the record data is:
{ “name”: “Yasser”, pets: [ { type: “Dog”, “name”: “Whiskey”, age: 3} ]}
We can do:
get ( “name” ) -> JsonElement .getAsString()
get ( “pets[0]” ) -> JsonElement .getAsJsonObject ()
get ( “pets[0].age”) -> JsonElement .getAsInt()
Return whether the record has an active provider
Return whether the record data has been destroyed. If true and you need to use the method create it again via
RecordHandler .getRecord(String)
Return whether the record data has been loaded from the server
Return the record name
Remove listener added via io.deepstream.Record.addRecordEventsListener (RecordEventsListener )
recordEventsListener
- The listener to removeSet the value for the entire record
Make sure that the Object passed in can be serialised to a
JsonElement, otherwise it will throw a IllegalStateException
. Best way to guarantee this is by setting Json friendly objects, such as Map
.
Since this is a root the object should also not be a primitive. - seealso: Record#set(String,Object)
Set the value for a specific path in your Record data.
Make sure that the Object passed in can be serialised to a
JsonElement, otherwise it will throw a IllegalStateException
.
The best way to guarantee this is by setting Json friendly objects, such as Map
.
If you path is not null, you can pass in primitives as long as the path is not null, which is the equivalent of calling Record.set(JsonElement )
.
path
- The path with the
JsonElement at which to set the valuevalue
- The value to setSet a merge strategy that comes with deepstream. These are currently LOCAL_WINS and REMOTE_WINS
mergeStrategy
- The
name of the built in merge strategy to useSet a custom merge strategy for this record
mergeStrategy
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Make sure that the Object passed in can be serialised to a
JsonElement, otherwise it will throw a IllegalStateException
. Best way to guarantee this is by setting Json friendly objects, such as Map
.
Since this is a root the object should also not be a primitive. - seealso: Record#set(String,Object)
Set the value for a specific path in your Record data synchronously and gives acknowledgement whether there were any errors storing the record data in cache or storage.
Make sure that the Object passed in can be serialised to a
JsonElement, otherwise it will throw a IllegalStateException
.
The best way to guarantee this is by setting Json friendly objects, such as Map
.
If your path is not null, you can pass in primitives, which is the equivalent of calling Record.set(String,Object)
.
path
- The path with the
JsonElement at which to set the valuevalue
- The value to setNotifies the user whenever anything inside the Record has changed. - seealso: Record#subscribe( RecordChangedCallback,boolean)
Notifies the user whenever anything inside the Record has changed, and triggers the listener immediately.
recordChangedCallback
- The callback for whenever anything within the record changestriggerNow
- Whether to call the callback immediately with the current valueNotifies the user whenever anything under the path provided has changed. - seealso: Record#subscribe(String, RecordPathChangedCallback,boolean)
Subscribe to record changes.
If a path is provided, updates will be based on everything in or under it.
If trigger now is true, the listener will be immediately fired with the current value.
path
- The path to listen torecordPathChangedCallback
- The listener to addtriggerNow
- Whether to immediately trigger the listener with the current valueRemove the listener added via Record.subscribe(RecordChangedCallback,boolean)
recordChangedCallback
- The listener to remove @throws
DeepstreamRecordDestroyedException Thrown if the record has been destroyed and can’t perform more actionsRemove the listener added via Record.subscribe(String,RecordPathChangedCallback,boolean)
path
- The path to unsubscribe fromrecordPathChangedCallback
- The listener to remove @throws
DeepstreamRecordDestroyedException Thrown if the record has been destroyed and can’t perform more actionsReturn the record version. This is solely used within a RecordMergeStrategy
.
Constructor is not public since it is created via RecordHandler .getRecord(String)
name
- The unique
name of the recordrecordOptions
- A map of deepstreamConfig, e.g. { persist: true }connection
- The instance of the server connectiondeepstreamConfig
- Deepstream deepstreamConfigclient
- deepstream.io clientAdd a destroy pending listener, used by the RecordHandler and potentially other internal stores
Gets the a class to represent the record Type. This is currently not public as it is used for the list class, but we should investigate the work done by AlexH to get this to be a more intuitive API
Invoked when a message is received from RecordHandler .handle(Message )
message
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recordRemoteUpdateHandler
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Add a recordReadyListener as a callback. This means it will be called once when the record is ready, either in sync or async if the record is not already ready.
recordReadyListener
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Called when a merge conflict is detected by a VERSION_EXISTS error or if an update received is directly after the clients. If no merge strategy is configure it will emit a VERSION_EXISTS error and the record will remain in an inconsistent state.
remoteVersion
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version numberremoteData
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Remove response timeouts
First of two steps that are called for incoming and outgoing updates. Saves the current value of all paths the app is subscribed to.
Second of two steps that are called for incoming and outgoing updates. Compares the new values for every path with the previously stored ones and updates the subscribers if the value has changed
oldValues
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method
- The method to call @throws
DeepstreamRecordDestroyedException Thrown if the record has been destroyed and can’t perform more actionsThe ack Message
message
- The ack MessageCallback for incoming read messages
message
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Sends the read message, either initially at record creation or after a lost connection has been re-established
Send the update to the server, either as an update or patch
key
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- The value to update the record withDestroys the record and nulls all its dependencies
Generate a deep copy of the object to prevent user to modify record data directly
Generate a deep copy of the object and cast it to a class of any type, used by io.deepstream.List
This forces an update, which is useful when trying to reconcile a merge conflict when the merge is the same but the version number isn’t.


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*DOGMA* (rated R, 125 minutes, Lions Gate Films)- "Dogma", the most ambitious and highly anticipated film from comic auteur Kevin Smith ("Clerks", "Chasing Amy"), opens with a disclaimer. It states that the film, which puts a satirical spin on Catholicism, is not meant to be taken seriously. The disclaimer, which was recently added after many pointless protests and death threats from Catholic radicals, contradicts what I think Smith was trying to accomplish. "Dogma" is more about faith than it is about blasphemy, but how can anyone realize that if they don't take the film seriously?
The convoluted plot of "Dogma" involves an abortionist (Linda Fiorentino) who finds out that she is the only remaining descendant of Jesus. Along with Smith regulars Jay and Silent Bob (Jason Mewes and Smith himself), she must save the world from two bad-boy angels (Matt Damon and Ben Affleck) who plan to pass through the arches of a New Jersey church and thus negate all existence. Along for the wild ride are George Carlin, Salma Hayek, Jason Lee, Alan Rickman, Chris Rock, Janeane Garofalo, who play some of the most quirkily conceived characters I've ever seen (and yes, Alanis Morrisette plays God).
Once you get over just how funny "Dogma" is (it provides as many laughs as I've had this year), you may realize that just about everything else about the production is flawed. Linda Fiorentino doesn't make a competent lead as Bethany, and the Affleck/Damon pairing adds up to no more than a distraction. Kevin Smith wrote "Dogma" before his "Jersey Trilogy" and it shows. Smith, who mixes toilet humor with profound existential statements, takes a step back into adolescence with this flick. When compared with the simplicity of "Clerks", or the unexpected poignance of "Chasing Amy", the overly ambitious and overlong "Dogma" just doesn't cut it.
It takes a couple viewings to really cut deep into "Dogma", and to realize that its biggest surprise is an emotionally hollow center. On the surface, there's too much going on to absorb in one viewing, but deeper down there's not enough emotion to fill even half of that. In the end, "Dogma" doesn't tell us much about the nature of belief (besides the opinion that African-Americans are underutilized in the Bible), and the flat, cartoony result is more like Kevin Smith's beloved pastime; a comic book. After watching this hilarious but overblown mess, I wanted to see something as different as possible. I wanted to see a Kevin Smith movie. (now in theatres)
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Here is the 3D design stuff. The projects you see below were all designed in Auto desk invetor as well as Fusin 360. But mainly fusion 360 since inventor is quite a bit more difficult to use.
The advanced techniques that were used to make these designs were revolving, use of arrays, chamfers and filletes. There is also the use of some more basic techniques, such as extruding to the lenght you want ot mesuring the components inorder for it to print correctly.
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The CubeSat Club at The University of Utah (UCubeSat) seeks to provide opportunities for students to get involved in a space-related engineering project by researching, designing, and launching a CubeSat into space.
Our current CubeSat mission design is a real-time virtual reality control system with gyroscopic attitude controls and a live wide-angle camera feed from Low Earth Orbit (LEO).
There are many systems required for the successful construction of a CubeSat, and we've divided these systems into teams:
- Avionics and Payload (AVP) is responsible for: Onboard Computer with Avionics system, Camera Interface
- Mechanical is responsible for: Attitude Determination and Control System (ADCS), Chassis design and fabrication
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Hansel's Revenge
After Hansel and his sisters" safe return from their adventure. Gretel put things behind her and moved on Hansel had a great deal of anger which he did not have a proper outlet for given that the evil witch was dead. With his life restored he sought something to blame for his truama and revenge on the crows that ate his breadcrumb trail back to safety became his sole obsession.
Just like most revenge plots, Hansel's began with an obsession. The breadcrumb plan would've worked if the crows hadn't ruined his life for a cracker like indulgance. Eager but patient, he began to study the crows from afar. His initial assumption was that the crows were eating these breadcrumbs as a convient snack, but he quickly realized that it was far more sinister.
Following the crows he realized that they weren't eating the breadcrumbs at all. They were moving them... Rather then guide the visitor safely back on their trial they guided them to whatever local witch was offering the most trinkits for the visitors. With many lost visitors in the forest Hansel had to devise a way to help.
Hansel wanted to give the control back to the visitor leaving them a perfect trail from which they came. With renewed purpose to restore order to the world he devised a new system where he would record the location of the visitors breadcrumbs on a cookie and then restore them after the crows had done their deeds. With the help of the squirrels he was able restore breadcrumbs throughout the forest and no one ever lost their way again and everyone lived happily ever after.


Within the fibers of American culture, there lies certain customs and
institutions that build up to form the world-renowned American DNA
that is known around the world. Think about things like fireworks on
the Fourth of July, or a greasy cheeseburger sizzling on the grill, or
even a case of ice cold beer rapidly being consumed by a group of
excited fans at a football tailgate. However, as much as all of these
glorious factors are all part of the traditional identity of the
United States, there is also one less appealing factor that continues
to be prevalent within our communities: parents who don’t understand
the line between competitive and obsessive when it comes to youth
sports. Although parents are supposed to be the role models for
self-control and thoughtful behavior. all too often it is the adults
who find themselves drunk by the hyper competitive fires of youth
sports.
My
little brother, who is fourteen, plays for a travel soccer team in
Fayetteville that is very compete and subsequently travels all
throughout the state for various games and tournaments to showcase the
talent and dedication of the children playing. A couple of years ago,
my brother’s team participated in a relatively elite tournament in
Mooresville, a large town located in western North Carolina near Lake
Norman. Given the high level of quality that was present on the field
and seductive allure of winning a tournament trophy, the intensity for
the players and for the parents was high. During the championship game
that my brother’s team had reached, the tensions that had been
building throughout the event finally exploded in a ugly way. Before
the game had even reached halftime, parents from both teams could be
seen hurling vulgar obscenities at the referee, approaching each other
with threats of violence, and creating a truly toxic atmosphere for a
bunch of kids to play a game where the objective is to simply kick a
ball. Certain parents were eventually tossed out of the game and
escorted away from the premises, while other parents had to be
threatened with the possibility of notifying the police if they could
not control themselves. Rather than celebrate their child’s athletic
achievements, some parents at this game chose to make the game all
about themselves as they embarrassed not only themselves but also
their own children.
To provide some context for this issue, travel soccer in the United
States and competitive youth sports in general are ridiculously
expensive and therefore parents understandably want to see a polished
end product which justifies the financial investment that they are
making. However, it baffles me why it is so hard for some parents to
understand that their child will never be the next Lionel Messi or
Lebron James, and that’s perfectly okay. There are some things in life
that matter more than the wins and losses of a sports game, such as
values like respect or sportsmanship. Mistakes happen, but these
values need to be taught to children like any other lesson, which
includes setting a good example for the children to emulate. Some of
my greatest memories from my childhood come from the moments playing
sports when I could express myself freely and without stress or
anxiety. Life can be brutal and usually shows no mercy, so let’s all
enjoy the moments that give us an escape from the reality of life and
soak in the fun that comes our way.
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This class encapsulates the methods exposed by the FabLabs.io API You can use this standalone providing a valid access_token and the same config used by the FablabsAPI class.
Example:
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let access_token = '<something>'
let api = new Api(config, access_token)
Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
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Perform a GET request on the API endpoint, passing the access token |
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Get the details for a given lab identified by id |
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Get the profile for the user associated to the current access_token |
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List approved labs |
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Search approved labs by location |
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async searchLabs(query: String, page: Number, per_page: Number): {"error": string} Search approved labs by name |
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Public Methods
public async get(token: string, url: string, params: *, options: *): object source
Perform a GET request on the API endpoint, passing the access token
public async getLab(lab_id: Number): Object source
Get the details for a given lab identified by id
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public async getUser(): Object source
Get the profile for the user associated to the current access_token
public async nearbyLabs(lat: Number, lng: Number, page: Number, per_page: Number): {"error": string} source
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6 mm Badge Pin - BAPI
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ID: BAPI-06-X-STAN-01
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Built-in GSST Scenario Examination
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
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Class Summary Class Description AFSASIA AFSASIA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == ASIA - RISK TYPE == AFS The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.AFSEMEA AFSEMEA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == EMEA - RISK TYPE == AFS The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.AFSLATINAMERICA AFSLATINAMERICA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == LATIN AMERICA - RISK TYPE == AFS The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.AFSNORTHAMERICA AFSNORTHAMERICA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == NORTH AMERICA - RISK TYPE == AFS The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.CreditSpreadEventDesign CreditSpreadEventDesign zeds the Built-in Credit Spread Events used for GSST Scenario Design.CVAASIA CVAASIA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == ASIA - RISK TYPE == CVA The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.CVAEMEA CVAEMEA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == EMEA - RISK TYPE == CVA The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.CVALATINAMERICA CVALATINAMERICA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == LATIN AMERICA - RISK TYPE == CVA The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.CVANORTHAMERICA CVANORTHAMERICA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == NORTH AMERICA - RISK TYPE == CVA The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.PensionASIA PensionASIA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == ASIA - RISK TYPE == Pension The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.PensionEMEA PensionEMEA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == EMEA - RISK TYPE == Pension The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.PensionLATINAMERICA PensionLATINAMERICA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == LATIN AMERICA - RISK TYPE == Pension The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.PensionNORTHAMERICA PensionNORTHAMERICA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == NORTH AMERICA - RISK TYPE == Pension The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.StressScenarioDefinition StressScenarioDefinition zeds the Built-in Stress Scenario Definitions used for GSST Scenario Design.TradingASIA TradingASIA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == ASIA - RISK TYPE == Trading The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.TradingEMEA TradingEMEA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == EMEA - RISK TYPE == Trading The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.TradingLATINAMERICA TradingLATINAMERICA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == LATIN AMERICA - RISK TYPE == Trading The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.TradingNORTHAMERICA TradingNORTHAMERICA zeds the Child Coordinates and their corresponding GSST Dump - Scenario Names, Loss Amount, and Probability for the following Coordinates: - REGION == NORTH AMERICA - RISK TYPE == Trading The References are:
Bank for International Supervision(2005): Stress Testing at Major Financial Institutions: Survey Results and Practice https://www.bis.org/publ/cgfs24.htm Glasserman, P.


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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.phaseCorrelate | 查看 cv.phaseCorrelate 的代码 | Index |
phaseCorrelate Detect translational shifts that occur between two images
pshift = cv.phaseCorrelate(src1, src2)
[pshift,response] = cv.phaseCorrelate(src1, src2)
[...] = cv.phaseCorrelate(..., 'OptionName',optionValue, ...)
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The function is used to detect translational shifts that occur between two images.
The operation takes advantage of the Fourier shift theorem for detecting the translational shift in the frequency domain. It can be used for fast image registration as well as motion estimation. For more information please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase_correlation
Calculates the cross-power spectrum of two supplied source arrays. The arrays are padded if needed with cv.getOptimalDFTSize.
The function performs the following equations:
First it applies a Hanning window (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hann_function) to each image to remove possible edge effects. This window is cached until the array size changes to speed up processing time.
Next it computes the forward DFTs of each source array:
Ga = F{src1}, Gb = F{src2}
where F
is the forward DFT.
It then computes the cross-power spectrum of each frequency domain array:
R = Ga * Gb^(*) / |Ga * Gb^(*)|
Next the cross-correlation is converted back into the time domain via the inverse DFT:
r = F^(-1){R}
Finally, it computes the peak location and computes a 5x5 weighted centroid around the peak to achieve sub-pixel accuracy.
(\Delta{x}, \Delta{y}) = weightedCentroid{argmax_(x,y){r}}
If non-zero, the response parameter is computed as the sum of the elements
of r
within the 5x5 centroid around the peak location. It is normalized
to a maximum of 1 (meaning there is a single peak) and will be smaller
when there are multiple peaks.


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After a succesfull installation of QDeblend
, the program can be started from the command line. Three options are available
- 1.
- QDeblend3d
Start the plain GUI without any data
- 2.
- QDeblend3d CUBE.fits
Start the GUI using the IFU datacube CUBE.fits as input data.
- 3.
- QDeblend3d SESSION.q3d
Start the GUI loading a previously saved session SESSION.q3d at start-up.
The main window of QDeblend
GUI will then appear which allow to set all the parameters for the deblending algorithm. It is split up into three parts as shown in Fig. 3. The menu is on the top of the window, the parameters controlling the deblending process (Deblending Control Widget) can all be set on the left side and the data and deblending result will be visualised (Cube Viewer Widget) on the right side.
Although the use of this interface should be intuitive, details for each of those three components will be explained in the following three sections.
Figure 3:
The main window of QDeblend
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| Name |
Use in the console |
Description |
Example |
| AMX Mod X menu |
amxmodmenu |
Displays the main AMX Mod X menu. |
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| Gag menu |
amx_gagmenu |
Displays the gag menu. |
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| Add Ban |
amx_addban "STEAM ID / IP / mID" "time in minutes" |
Bans player who is not in the server. |
amx_addban "<IP_ADDRESS>" "300" |
| Ban |
amx_ban "STEAM ID / IP / mID" "time in minutes" "reason" |
Bans player who is not in the server. |
amx_ban "<IP_ADDRESS>" "399" "aim hack" |
| Unban |
amx_unban "STEAM ID / IP / mID" |
Unbans player. |
amx_unban "<IP_ADDRESS>" |
| Unbann from ReHLDS |
amx_rcon removeip "IP" |
Unbans player from autobans of the server (Head Admins only). |
amx_rcon removeip "<IP_ADDRESS>" |
| Gag |
amx_gag "nick / #id / ip" "time in minutes" "reason" |
Gags player. |
amx_gag "<IP_ADDRESS>" "5" "swearing" |
| Ungag |
amx_ungag "nick / #id / ip" |
Ungags gagged player. |
amx_ungag "<IP_ADDRESS>" |
| Change map |
amx_map mapname |
Changes the map. |
amx_map awesome_cars2 |
| Private say |
amx_psay "name or #userid" "message" |
Send private message to player. |
amx_psay "Maverick" "hi" |
| Nick change |
amx_nick "original nick" "new nick" |
Changes user name. |
amx_nick "Maverick" "bad cat" |
| Tsay |
amx_tsay "color" "message" / say@ message |
Sends a left side HUD message to all players. |
amx_tsay "green" "hi" / say@ hi |
| Csay |
amx_csay "color" "message" |
Sends a center HUD message to all players. |
amx_csay "green" "hi" |
| Admin chat |
amx_chat "message" / say_team@ message |
Sends message to all admins. |
amx_chat "hi" / say_team@ hi |
| Custom poll |
amx_vote "question" "answer1" "answer2" |
Starts a custom poll. |
amx_vote "Is server awesome?" "yes" "no" |
| Amx who |
amx_who |
Shows who is in the server |
|
| Amx showip |
amx_showip |
Shows IPs of the players in the server |
|
| Amx last |
amx_last |
Shows who has been in the server |
|
| Magic marker |
bind "z" "+paint" |
Bind a key to this command and hold it to draw! |
|
| Amx Revoke |
amx_revoke "name" / amx_unrevoke "name" |
Took or give back user driver license |
amx_revoke "Maverick" |
| Amx Fog |
amx_fog 1 "0 0 0" 1 |
Add fog In server. |
amx_fog 1 "0 0 200" 3 |


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| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
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| 13 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 14 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
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| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.imaging.formats.tiff.taginfos; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import org.apache.commons.imaging.common.ByteConversions; | |
| 20 | import org.apache.commons.imaging.common.ByteOrder; | |
| 21 | import org.apache.commons.imaging.formats.tiff.constants.TiffDirectoryType; | |
| 22 | import org.apache.commons.imaging.formats.tiff.fieldtypes.FieldType; | |
| 23 | ||
| 24 | public class TagInfoSShort extends TagInfo { | |
| 25 | public TagInfoSShort(final String name, final int tag, final int length, final TiffDirectoryType directoryType) { | |
| 26 | super(name, tag, FieldType.SSHORT, length, directoryType); | |
| 27 | } | |
| 28 | | |
| 29 | public short[] getValue(final ByteOrder byteOrder, final byte[] bytes) { | |
| 30 |
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1. getValue : mutated return of Object value for org/apache/commons/imaging/formats/tiff/taginfos/TagInfoSShort::getValue to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return ByteConversions.toShorts(bytes, byteOrder); |
| 31 | } | |
| 32 | | |
| 33 | public byte[] encodeValue(final ByteOrder byteOrder, final short... values) { | |
| 34 |
1
1. encodeValue : mutated return of Object value for org/apache/commons/imaging/formats/tiff/taginfos/TagInfoSShort::encodeValue to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return ByteConversions.toBytes(values, byteOrder); |
| 35 | } | |
| 36 | } | |
Mutations | ||
| 30 |
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[gecode-users] modulo with negative operators
Marco Correia
marco.v.correia at gmail.com
Wed Dec 8 23:28:40 CET 2010
hi,
Do you agree that
-7 mod 12 == 5
?
I'm asking because I know mod arithmetic can be tricky. Python says that this
is true, but gecode is failing on this constraint.
I'm not a gecode expert so probably I'm doing something wrong. I'm attaching a
small test case.
Thanks!
Marco
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1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE DATED THIS THE 02nd DAY OF DECEMBER 2014 PRFESENT THE HON'BLE MR.D.H. WAGHELA, CHIEF JUSTICE AND THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE BUDIHAL R.B. WRIT PETITION No.55128/2014 (GM-POL) BETWEEN: SRI.N.BHASKAR S/O LATE C NANJAPPA, AGED ABOUT 48 YEARS, RESIDING AT NO.27/7, 20TH CROSS, 6TH MAIN, K P AGRAHARA, BHUVANESHWARINAGAR, MAGADI MAIN ROAD, BANGALORE-560 023. ... PETITIONER (By Sri. ASHOK HARANAHALLI, SENIOR COUNSEL ALONG WITH SRI.CHANDRACHUD. A, ) AND: 1.THE STATE OF KARNATAKA REPRESENTED BY CHIEF SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE, VIKASA SOUDHA, BANGALORE-560 001. 2.THE CHAIRMAN, KARNATAKA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, WEST OF CHORD ROAD, RAJAJINAGAR, BANGALORE-560 010. 2 3.THE MEMBER SECRETARY, KARNATAKA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, PARISARA BHAVAN, 1ST TO 5TH FLOOR, NO.49, CHURCH STREET, BANGALORE-560 001. 4.THE ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER, KARNATAKA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, REGIONAL OFFICE, BANGALORE CITY REGION-II, 9TH FLOOR, PUBLIC UTILITY BOARD, BANGALORE-560 001. 5.SMT. MALAMMA, W/O RAMU, AGED ABOUT 50 YEARS, RESIDING AT NO.39, 20TH CROSS, 6TH MAIN, K P AGRAHARA, BHUVANESHWARINAGAR, BANGALORE-560 023. ... RESPONDENTS (By Smt. SHWETA KRISHNAPPA, HCGP FOR R-1; BY SRI. GURURAJ JOSHI, ADVOCATE FOR R-2 TO R-4(VK NOT FILED) -0-0-0-0-0- THIS WRIT PETITION IS FILED UNDER ARTICLES 226 AND 227 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA PRAYING QUASH THE ORDER DTD.2.8.2014 ISSUED BY THE R-3 AT ANNEX-A. This writ petition coming on for preliminary hearing this day, Chief Justice made the following:- ORDER
D.H.WAGHELA, CJ(Oral)
1. The petitioner has invoked Article 226 of the Constitution of India to call into question the order 3 dated 02.08.2014 of the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board whereby the petitioner is directed to stop operation of their silk spinning unit and BESCOM is directed to stop power supply to the petitioner-industry.
2. Learned Senior Advocate Mr. Ashok Haranahalli appearing for the petitioner submitted that the impugned order is made without notice and without affording an opportunity of hearing to the petitioner. He also submitted that the petitioner has never been given an opportunity to meet the standards of noise which might have been prescribed by the Pollution Control Board. He further submitted that there is no appellate authority available to hear and decide an appeal and therefore, the petitioner is constrained to approach this Court for necessary relief.
3. It was fairly conceded on behalf of the petitioner that petitioner had never applied for requisite consent under the provisions of The Air(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and without valid consent of the State Pollution Control Board the industry could not be 4 allowed to operate at the premises where it is located. There is also no dispute about the fact that the industry of the petitioner is located in residential area. It was also seen from the impugned order that it is an urgent and temporary measure, based on relevant material. As pointed out by learned counsel Mr. Gururaj Joshi, appearing for the State Pollution Control Board, if and when the petitioner applies for consent and if it is found to the satisfaction of the Board that the operation of the industry of the petitioner will not cause nuisance or air pollution beyond the prescribed limits the petitioner may be granted consent and other directions issued in the impugned order may be modified or reversed.
4. Therefore, with a view to making an appropriate application for consent of the Pollution Control Board and without prejudice to the rights of the petitioner, the petitioner has not pressed for any further order at this stage. It is only requested that the Pollution Control Board may be directed to entertain and decide the application proposed to be made by the petitioner for consent under the Act. Responding to that it is 5 submitted by learned counsel Mr. Gururaj Joshi appearing for the Pollution Control Board that if and when requisite application in the prescribed form with the prescribed fees is submitted to the Pollution Control Board, it will be examined and entertained in accordance with law and decided as expeditiously as possible.
5. Recording the above statements, the petition is disposed as not surviving with no order as to cost.
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# Copyright (c) 2022 International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.
# All rights reserved. The use and distribution terms for this software
# are covered by the MIT License (http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
# which can be found in the file LICENSE at the root of this distribution.
# By using this software in any fashion, you are agreeing to be bound by
# the terms of this license.
# You must not remove this notice, or any other, from this software.
"""Forward and backward processing of I/O data."""
__author__ = "Anna Shchiptsova"
__copyright__ = "Copyright (c) 2022 IIASA"
__license__ = "MIT"
import os
import csv
from importlib.resources import open_text
import numpy as np # type: ignore
from climate_module import resources
def _parse_emissions(file, transform, n_pars):
"""Parse net emissions curve values from csv file."""
csvreader = csv.reader(file)
header = next(csvreader)
ids = []
values = []
for row in csvreader:
ids.append(row[:n_pars])
values.append(transform(np.array(row[n_pars:], dtype=float)))
return header, ids, values
[docs]def read_emissions(
resource,
in_resources=False,
transform=lambda x: x,
n_pars=6):
"""Read net emissions pathways from csv file."""
if in_resources:
with open_text(resources, resource) as file:
content = _parse_emissions(file, transform, n_pars)
else:
content = None
try:
with open(resource, 'r', encoding='utf8') as file:
content = _parse_emissions(file, transform, n_pars)
except IOError as error:
print(f'open failed: unable to read file {resource}:\n{error}')
return content
[docs]def read_other_rf_ratio(resource, ssp, ratio):
"""Read radiative forcing from non-CO2 curves from csv resources file."""
file = open_text(resources, resource)
csvreader = csv.reader(file)
for row in csvreader:
if row[0] == ssp and row[1] == ratio:
other_rf = np.array(row[2:], dtype=float)
break
return other_rf
[docs]def write_output(args, variable, header, par_ids, data):
"""Write temperature pathways into csv file."""
folder = os.path.join('climate', 'scenario ' + args['emissions'])
if not os.path.exists(folder):
os.makedirs(folder)
filename = variable + ' (other_rf ' + args['ratio'] + ').csv'
dir_path = None
try:
with open(
os.path.join(folder, filename),
'w',
newline='',
encoding='utf8') as file:
csvwriter = csv.writer(file)
csvwriter.writerow(header)
for par_id, values in zip(par_ids, data):
out = list(map(lambda x: format(x, '.3f'), values))
csvwriter.writerow([*par_id, *out])
dir_path = os.path.abspath(folder)
except IOError as error:
print(f'save failed: unable to write to {dir_path}:\n{error}')
return dir_path


public abstract class SelfSpawned extends Ace implements java.lang.Runnable
ACE_VERSION, DEVELOPMENT, EMPTY_OBJECT, GEH
| Constructor and Description |
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SelfSpawned()
Default constructor.
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SelfSpawned(boolean condition)
Constructor accepting a conditional value that defines if this self spawn runnable will be executed (must be true).
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SelfSpawned(boolean condition,
long delay)
Constructor accepting a delay and a conditional value that defines if this self spawn runnable will be executed (must be true).
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SelfSpawned(boolean condition,
java.lang.String name)
Constructor accepting a name and a conditional value that defines if this self spawn runnable will be executed (must be true).
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SelfSpawned(boolean condition,
java.lang.String name,
long delay)
Constructor accepting a name, a delay and a conditional value that defines if this self spawn runnable will be executed (must be true).
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SelfSpawned(long delay)
Constructor accepting a delay.
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SelfSpawned(java.lang.String name)
Constructor accepting a name.
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SelfSpawned(java.lang.String name,
long delay)
Constructor accepting a name and a delay.
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public SelfSpawned()
public SelfSpawned(java.lang.String name)
name
- public SelfSpawned(long delay)
delay
- public SelfSpawned(java.lang.String name, long delay)
name
- delay
- public SelfSpawned(boolean condition)
condition
- public SelfSpawned(boolean condition, java.lang.String name)
condition
- name
- public SelfSpawned(boolean condition, long delay)
condition
- delay
- public SelfSpawned(boolean condition, java.lang.String name, long delay)
condition
- name
- delay
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