Integrating JBoss Messaging (1.0.1) with
Glassfish V2 (Build 26) using Generic JMS RA (1.7)
By
Ramesh Parthasarathy
Generic JMS RA (1.7) that is bundled with Glassfish V2 enables
applications deployed on Glassfish to use almost any JMS 1.1 compliant
message broker. This article talks about how applications (typically
Message Driven Beans) deployed in glassfish can use JBoss Messaging as
the JMS provider using
Generic resource adapter for JMS.
The steps/configuration mentioned below are based on the following
versions :
Project Glassfish V2 Build 26
http://glassfish.java.net/downloads/v2-b26.html
JBoss Messaging 1.0.1 GA (over JBoss AS 4.0.4 GA).
http://labs.jboss.com/file-access/default/members/jbossmessaging/downloads/jboss-messaging-1.0.1.GA.zip
JBoss AS 4.0.4 GA:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22866&package_id=16942&release_id=416591
Generic JMS RA 1.7
(Bundled with glassfish, under
GLASSFISH_HOME/lib/addons/resourceadapters/genericjmsra/genericra.rar)
OR
http://genericjmsra.java.net/files/documents/3308/43334/genericra.rar
Initial
Setup
- Creating Standalone JBoss Messaging instance :
The following
document describes how to setup a standalone JBoss messaging
system.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossMessagingUser_Creating_Standalone_Installation
As mentioned in the above
document a Jboss AS 4.0.4 instance is required by JBoss Messaging to
start successfully. Once the above setup is done, you would have a
JBoss AS 4.0.4 installation, lets call it JBOSS_HOME and also a new
server configuration created under JBOSS_HOME/server called
"standalone-messaging".
Note : The default HTTP
port used by the "standalone-messaging" configuration also happens to
be 8080, which would conflict with your Glassfish V2 default HTTP port.
Either modify your
GLASSFISH_HOME/domains/<domain>/config/domain.xml to choose
another port for your glassfish instance or refer JBoss documentation
for how to choose a different HTTP port for the Jboss web
container.
For the purpose of this
document Jboss AS is installed under JBOSS_HOME, Glassfish V2 is
installed under GLASSFISH_HOME.
- Modify the Glassfish domain's classpath to add JBoss jars
located in JBoss AS installation lib directory. The asadmin GUI could
be used to
modify a domain's classpath. Open a browser and type the url of the
application server admin GUI - http://hostname:adminport. Go to
Configuration -> server-config -> JVM Settings -> Path
Settings . Add
an
entry for the jar files shown below in
the classpath suffix. Restart the application server domain for these
changes to take
effect.
JBOSS_HOME/server/standalone-messaging/lib/jboss-messaging.jar
JBOSS_HOME/server/standalone-messaging/lib/jnpserver.jar
JBOSS_HOME/lib/jboss-common.jar
JBOSS_HOME/server/standalone-messaging/lib/jboss-aop.jar
JBOSS_HOME/server/standalone-messaging/lib/jboss-remoting.jar
JBOSS_HOME/server/standalone-messaging/lib/javaassist.jar
JBOSS_HOME/lib/concurrent.jar
JBOSS_HOME/server/standalone-messaging/lib/trove.jar
JBOSS_HOME/server/standalone-messaging/lib/jboss-serialization.jar
JBOSS_HOME/server/standalone-messaging/lib/log4j.jar
- Edit the server.policy file in the
[GLASSFISH_HOME/domains/domain1/config/] directory using your
favourite text editor and add the following line to the default grant
block.
permission java.util.logging.LoggingPermission "control";
permission
java.util.PropertyPermission "*",
"read,write";
Should you use an application client in your application,
edit
the application client's client.policy file in the
[GLASSFISH_HOME/lib/appclient/client.policy] directory and
add the following line to it.
permission javax.security.auth.PrivateCredentialPermission
"javax.resource.spi.security.PasswordCredential * \"*\"","read";
Configuring JBoss
Messaging
Figure 1 : Configuring Jboss
Messaging
The Jboss naming service is used to
store the Message queue administered object such a queues and
connection factories. There are a few administered objects bound by
default when jboss AS starts up, like /queue/A, /queue/B,
java:/XAConnectionFactory, /XAConnectionFactory.....
The sample described in this document uses the default queues and
connection factories available in Jboss naming service. Configuring
generic ra to use other object store (file system , ldap...) to store
Jboss messaging administered objects is out of scope of this document.
After completing the steps mentioned in the "Initial Setup"
section, start the Jboss AS (which starts the jboss messaging service).
JBOSS_HOME/bin/run.sh -c standalone-messaging
Make sure that the server starts up successfully without any error
messages.
Configuring
the Resource Adapter
- Add ${appserver-install-dir}/bin to your PATH. The asadmin
CLI
command can be found at ${appserver-install-dir}/bin. In glassfish a
resource adapter configuration is used to specify the configuration of
a resource adapter. Use the following command to create a resource
adapter configuration for genericra, to configure it to work with Jboss
Messaging 1.0.1.
asadmin
create-resource-adapter-config --user <adminname>
--password
<admin password> --property
SupportsXA=true:ProviderIntegrationMode=jndi:UserName=guest:Password=guest:RMPolicy=OnePerPhysicalConnection:
JndiProperties=java.naming.packaging.url.pkgs\=org.jboss.naming\:org.jnp.interfaces,
java.naming.factory.initial\=org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory,
java.naming.provider.url\=jnp\:\/\/<hostname>\:1099:LogLevel=FINEST
genericra
A brief description of the
various properties used in the above command is explained below:
SupportsXA
Set the supports distributed transactions attribute to true. The level
of transactional support the adapter provides -- none, local, or XA --
depends on the capabilities of the Enterprise Information System [EIS]
being adapted. If an adapter supports XA transactions and this
attribute is XA, the application can use distributed transactions to
coordinate the EIS resource with JDBC and JMS resources.
ProviderIntegrationMode
Set the integration mode as JNDI. Two integration modes exist in the
Generic Resource Adapter for JMS. The JNDI mode allows the resource
adapter to use the administered objects published in the message
provider's JNDI provider to integrate with the message provider.
Username and Password
Message provider specific user credentials. [In this case, modify this
attribute to reflect the Jboss AS username/password]
JndiProperties
This property [comma-separated list of name-value pairs] specifies JNDI
provider properties to be used for
connecting to the JMS provider's JNDI. In our case, we set it to the
JNDI configuration specified earlier.
RMPolicy
Some XAResource implementations such as IBM MQ Series, relies
on a
Resource Manager per Physical Connection and this causes issues when
there is inbound
and
outbound communication to the same queue manager in a single
transaction (For example, an MDB sends a response to a
destination). When RMPolicy is set to OnePerPhysicalConnection, the
XAResource
wrapper implementation's isSameRM in Generic JMS RA would check if both
the XAResources use the same physical connection, before delegating to
the wrapped objects. Ensure that this attribute is set to
"OnePerPhysicalConnection" if the application uses XA.
Deploying
the Resource adapter
- Download the Generic RA bits from the project
site. With Glassfish V2, Generic
RA is available out-of-the-box with the application server and you
could choose to use the bundle resource adapter as well in the step
below.
- Deploy the resource adapter using the asadmin deploy
command, as shown below. In the image above, see Generic JMS
RA deployed in the application server.
$ asadmin deploy --user admin --password
adminadmin
<location of the generic resource adapter rar file>
Creating
Connection Factories and Administered Objects in Glassfish.
In order to configure a JMS Connection Factory, using the Generic
Resource Adapter for JMS, a Connector connection pool and resource
needs to be created in the application server, as shown below. In the
image above, see inpool [pointing to Generic JMS RA and QCF]
and jms/MyQCF [for inpool] created in the application server.
Connector
connection pool creation
#Creates a Connection Pool called mypool and points to
/XAConnectionFactory
asadmin create-connector-connection-pool -- raname genericra
connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
--transactionsupport XATransaction --property
ConnectionFactoryJndiName=/XAConnectionFactory inpool
Connector
resource creation
#Creates a connector resource named jms/MyQCF and
binds this resource to JNDI for applications to use.
asadmin create-connector-resource --poolname inpool jms/MyQCF
Admin
Objects
For JMS Destination Resources, an administered object needs to be
created. In the image above, see jms/MyQueue [pointing to Generic JMS
RA and TQueue] created in the application server.
#Creates a javax.jms.Queue Administered Object and binds it to
application server's JNDI tree at
jms/MyQueue and points to /queue/B
asadmin create-admin-object --raname genericra --restype
javax.jms.Queue --property DestinationJndiName=/queue/B jms/OutQueue
Component
Deployment descriptors
The deployment descriptors need to take into account the resource
adapter and the connection resources that have been created. A sample
sun-ejb-jar.xml for a Message Driven Bean that listens to a destination
called /queue/A in Jboss Messaging, and publishes back reply messages
to a
destination resource named jms/OutQueue (/queue/B) is shown below.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE sun-ejb-jar PUBLIC "-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD
Application Server 8.1 EJB 2.1//EN"
"http://www.sun.com/software/appserver/dtds/sun-ejb-jar_2_1-1.dtd">
<sun-ejb-jar>
<enterprise-beans>
<ejb>
<ejb-name>MyBean</ejb-name>
<jndi-name>sunMDB</jndi-name>
<resource-ref>
<res-ref-name>jms/MyQueueConnectionFactory</res-ref-name>
<jndi-name>jms/MyQCF</jndi-name>
</resource-ref>
<resource-env-ref>
<resource-env-ref-name>jms/OutQueue</resource-env-ref-name>
<jndi-name>jms/OutQueue</jndi-name>
</resource-env-ref>
<bean-pool>
<steady-pool-size>10</steady-pool-size>
<resize-quantity>2</resize-quantity>
<max-pool-size>30</max-pool-size>
<pool-idle-timeout-in-seconds>60</pool-idle-timeout-in-seconds>
</bean-pool>
<mdb-resource-adapter>
<resource-adapter-mid>genericra</resource-adapter-mid>
<activation-config>
<activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property-name>DestinationType</activation-config-property-name>
<activation-config-property-value>javax.jms.Queue</activation-config-property-value>
</activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property-name>MaxPoolSize</activation-config-property-name>
<activation-config-property-value>30</activation-config-property-value>
</activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property-name>RedeliveryAttempts</activation-config-property-name>
<activation-config-property-value>3</activation-config-property-value>
</activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property-name>RedeliveryInterval</activation-config-property-name>
<activation-config-property-value>1</activation-config-property-value>
</activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property-name>ReconnectAttempts</activation-config-property-name>
<activation-config-property-value>1000</activation-config-property-value>
</activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property-name>ReconnectInterval</activation-config-property-name>
<activation-config-property-value>1</activation-config-property-value>
</activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property-name>DestinationJndiName</activation-config-property-name>
<activation-config-property-value>/queue/A</activation-config-property-value>
</activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property>
<activation-config-property-name>ConnectionFactoryJndiName</activation-config-property-name>
<activation-config-property-value>java:/XAConnectionFactory</activation-config-property-value>
</activation-config-property>
</activation-config>
</mdb-resource-adapter>
</ejb>
</enterprise-beans>
</sun-ejb-jar>
The business logic encoded in Message Driven Bean could then lookup the
configured QueueConnectionFactory/Destination resource
to create a connection as shown below.
Context context = null;
ConnectionFactory connectionFactory = null;
logger.info("In PublisherBean.ejbCreate()");
try {
context = new InitialContext();
queue = (javax.jms.Queue) context.lookup
("java:comp/env/jms/OutQueue");
connectionFactory = (ConnectionFactory)
context.lookup("java:comp/env/jms/MyQueueConnectionFactory");
connection =
connectionFactory.createConnection();
QueueSession qss =
connection.createQueueSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
QueueSender sender = qss.createSender(queue);
TextMessage msg = qss.createTextMessage();
msg.setText(txtmsg.getText());
sender.send(msg);
connection.close();
} catch (Throwable t) {
logger.severe("PublisherBean.ejbCreate:"
+ "Exception: " +
t.toString());
}
Simple Client
Following is a simple standalone client which sends message to /queue/A
and receives from /queue/B. This application serves as our tester for
the MDB.
public static void main(String[] args) {
Hashtable props = new
Hashtable();
props.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,
"org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory");
props.put(Context.PROVIDER_URL, "jnp://localhost:1099");
props.put(Context.URL_PKG_PREFIXES,
"org.jboss.naming:org.jnp.interfaces");
try {
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext(props);
System.out.println("Ctx " + ctx.toString());
QueueConnectionFactory fac =
(QueueConnectionFactory)ctx.lookup("java:/XAConnectionFactory");
System.out.println("Got conection");
Queue q = (Queue)ctx.lookup("/queue/A");
System.out.println("Got Q");
QueueConnection con = fac.createQueueConnection("guest","guest");
System.out.println("Got Con");
javax.jms.QueueSession session = con.createQueueSession(true,
Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
System.out.println("Got Session");
QueueSender sender = session.createSender(q);
con.start();
System.out.println("Got Sender");
System.out.println("Created msg");
for(int i = 0; i < 2; i++){
Message message = session.createTextMessage(""+i);
sender.send(message);
System.out.println("Sent msg " + i);
session.commit();
}
Queue q1 = (Queue)ctx.lookup("/queue/B");
javax.jms.QueueSession session1 = con.createQueueSession(true,
Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
QueueReceiver rcv = session1.createReceiver(q1);
int
count = 0;
for
(int i = 0; i < 2; i++){
Message msg = rcv.receive(500);
if (msg != null) {
System.out.println("Message received " + ((TextMessage)msg).getText());
count++;
}
}
System.out.println("Total message received " + count);
session1.commit();
session1.close();
session.close();
con.close();
System.exit(1);
} catch (NamingException ex)
{
ex.printStackTrace();
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
Known issues :
The exception shown below might be encountered in the server.log
(domains/<domain>/logs/server.log), this is because jboss
messaging does not support setting a null message listener on the
session.
javax.jms.IllegalStateException: Cannot set a null
MessageListener on the session
at
org.jboss.jms.client.container.AsfAspect.handleSetMessageListener(AsfAspect.java:90)
at
sun.reflect.GeneratedMethodAccessor101.invoke(Unknown Source)
at
sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
Resources
- Generic Resource Adapter for JMS community page -
download/documentation
- Generic Resource
Adapter for JMS user guide
- Project GlassFish
- Jboss Messaging
- JBoss Application Server
- For additional
information on the 'RMPolicy' resource
adapter configuration attribute refer issue#5 in the Generic RA issue
tracker page. For documentation on usage of this attribute refer the
Generic Resource Adapter for JMS user guide.


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Billiards
It is an old topic and until today I finally implemented it. On a heterogeneous 2D disk, we consider geodesics in phase space according to Hamiltonian as $H = c^2 |\xi|^2$, which depicts the movement of a point billiard traveling inside the disk, $H$ can be seen as some mountains for potential.
To fully recover the information of speed $c(x)$, we will need the scatter relation $(X_s, X_r, t_{sr})$, which is a tuple of input phase coordinate, output phase coordinate and traveltime. In theory, $X_s$ and $X_r$ do not need to be located on the boundary, but in practice, we set sources are equi-spaced located on circle, with equi-spaced angles of input, and we record traveltime and output location, angle on the boundary.
So the data we have is described by a $N_s N_a \times 9$ matrix, each row containns information about a ray. Numerically, the disk is discretized on grid, so we need to let each grid passed by at least one ray. And it is quite easy to see that error will accumulate exponentially (Since it is simply a time integral).
For reconstruction of speed $c(x)$, once we use linearization, we will arrive at a linear system, but time integral related. We have to solve a non-coupled time integral.
$$\frac{dX}{ds} = L(X), \quad X(0) = X_s,\quad X(t_{sr}) = X_r$$ where $L = \mathrm{diag}(1,-1)\partial H/\partial X$. And Jacobian $\partial X/\partial X(0)$ satisfies $$\frac{dJ}{ds} = M(X)J,\quad J(0) = I$$
which of course forms a one-parameter group. We immediately get
$$X_r - X_s \simeq \int_0^{t_{sr}} J(t_{sr}) J(t)^{-1} S(\delta c, X(t))dt $$ where $S(f, X)$ is linear operator in $f$, for each phase coordinate $X$. Thus by trapezoid rule and take matrix form of $S$,
$$X_r - X_s = J(t_{sr})(\sum_j w_j \Delta t J(t)^{-1} S_j) \delta c $$
$w_j$ are weights. And using all scattering pairs, we have a linear system as $$D_{4m\times N} = A_{4m\times N} \delta c$$
As we have seen from previous discussion, matrix $A$ has rank ordering property, which means some pairs involves less unknowns, some pairs are involving more unknowns of $\delta c$. So we can reorder the measurement $D$ and $A$ according to the rank nnz(A(k, :))
, in MATLAB, just use colperm(A')
to get the ordering. It is not a surprise that, the longest ray maybe involve almost all unknowns.
Foliation
We can show the continuity of dependence of $X_r$ on $X_s$, which is trivial. We need to take small input angle to make sure dependence is minimal, i.e. ray only passes through a minimal number of grids, although, passing through one grid will automatically involve 12 grid points due to gradient in $S$. Thus, it is not numerically possible to do the problem on fine grid, therefore, fine resolution is not doable.
Roughly speaking, for boundary grids, there are 12 values involved for one grid, thus, the safe option for angular discretization is use at least 24 rays at each boundary point to recover boundary values. For interior, it depends, the most central grid needs to be resolved by rays, i.e. strongly/weakly passing through.
Foliation should be done automatically if we have the matrix $A$, rearranged as $$A = [A_1; A_2; A_3; ...]$$
Where $A_k$ are smaller sparse matrices and of low rank, means corresponding $D_k = A_k \delta c$ is possible to solve for some values of $\delta c$. This process is called "Foliation".
The algorithm can be stated easily (noiseless).
- Consider index set, $S_{1}$ and $S_2$, put all non-dependent grid values in $S_2$, since they are known.
- only consider $S_1$ grids, rearrange $A$ by
nnz
of each row, ordering is $p$. - solve part of the problem $D(p(1:s)) = A(p(1:s)) \delta c$ for a selected $s$, and move this part of index from $S_1$ to $S_2$.
- Run forward problem and get new data.
- If $S_1$ is non-empty, goto 2.
Complexity
The linear scheme can give at most first order convergence, all timing should be linear. Most time cost are spent on solving the rays, which is a 20-dimensional problem. A fast parallel solver is required for 1000 measurement or above.
In MATLAB, ode45
or ode23
can be used as time integrator, but it kills flexibility if we need to calculate matrix $A$ at the same time without memorizing everything, one should implement rk4
for this purpose.
It will be quite slow for sure, the matrix manipulation are not simple ones.


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Heartbreaking reaction of murdered Girl Scout Jodie Chesney's devastated family
Jodie Chesney's dad Peter says his life will never be the same again after his teenage daughter was stabbed to death in Harold Hill in east London in March
by Tom Davidson, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/tom-davidson/Touching photos of Jodie Chesney as a child have been released after two teenagers were found guilty of murdering her.
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Pictures released after the verdict show a beaming Jodie with her dad Peter and also another in a gold dress at her prom.
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“I have no idea how I am going to continue with my life or even come to terms with the loss.”
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"Jodie was not only my sister she was my best friend.
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“Jodie will be greatly missed and the people who caused such tragedy to a whole family should hang their head in shame. You have ripped away a bright future that was destined to make a change to many lives."
Detective Chief Inspector Dave Whellams said: “I would like to pay tribute to Jodie, who was clearly a wonderful and joyful young woman with so much to offer the world. The testimonies to her character and kindness have been a source of sadness as well as a celebration of a life that touched so many.
“This is among the saddest cases I have led and I can only hope that today’s verdict has provided a modest sense of justice for her family and friends.
“This is a case which has affected not only those in the local area, but throughout London and nationally. The death of any young person by knife violence is a terrible event, and we must all work together to stop this from ruining the lives of more young people.
“Jodie was not in the wrong place at the wrong time, she was simply living her life as a teenager should - carefree and with her friends.
“It is Ong-a-Kwie and his 17-year-old co-defendant who made the decision to take that from her and have devastated the lives of so many people who loved her."
The defendants were said to have come from broken homes and turned to drug dealing as a way of making "easy money".
Prosecutor Crispin Aylett QC had told jurors they took a "casual approach to violence" in a world where knife crime was "routine".
The court had heard how Ong-a-Kwie had been knifed in the thigh six months before and was on the lookout for his assailants on the day of the murder.
Chilling CCTV captured the shadowy figures of Ong-a-Kwie and the 17-year-old disappearing into the park before the sounds of Jodie screaming could be heard.

He said he thought the taller of the two assailants - said to be 6ft 2in Ong-a-Kwie - was about to punch Jodie when he "swung his arm out" and stabbed her.
Mr Coyle said: "She was in shock at first. She started screaming continuously, very loud, about two minutes straight. After she stopped screaming she began to faint."
Jodie died before she arrived at hospital from a 18cm deep stab wound to the back which almost passed right through her body.


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Georgia Fowler shared a couple of sexy new Instagram videos with her fans today. She was seen getting flirty in some Calvin Klein outtakes, as she unzipped and pulled down her jeans. The first photo of the set was a still image from the shoot. It was a super close-up photo of Fowler’s lips, which glowed thanks to the glossy lipstick. She smiled slightly for the shot. The backdrop was a green screen.
The second part was a black-and-white video. The stunner was seen wearing a white sports bra with a large, white band that read “Calvin Klein” at the bottom. She also wore matching bottoms, with the same branded elastic on her waist. She wore her hair slicked back behind her ears.
The model was first seen rolling onto her back on the ground, as she extended her arms above her. The clip then cut to a close-up of Georgia’s lips, before it quickly shifted to a shot of her hips. The bombshell was seen laying on her left side, as her pants fell down her hips. Then, the Victoria’s Secret Angel was seen tugging onto her jeans with her hands, as she pulled them down. This time, she was seen posing on her back as she braced herself with her feet and tugged on her pants.
The third part was a video in color, which was cropped in such a way that only her midriff and hips were seen. Georgia was seen unzipping her pants as she revealed the white bottoms. She appeared to be wearing a white top, which she pushed up to reveal her midriff. Behind her was a bright green screen.
Fans gushed about the model in the comments section.
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“Or ‘off-takes,’ as the case may be. Delightful!” wrote an admirer, making a pun.
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“In My mind they’re not outtakes. You are so fine!” raved a fan.
“Perfect lips. My fav part of a woman…, wrote a fourth Instagram user.
Previously, the Victoria’s Secret model shared another update of herself rocking lingerie. She opted for a bright pink ensemble this time, as she posed next to large windows with an impressive city view. Georgia stood in front of a mirror as she braced herself with her right arm while holding the photo with her left hand for the selfie. The bra was salmon pink, while the bottoms were light pink. Her hair was down in soft waves.


Last week we do an example of a Kotlin Serverless Function using Apache OpenWhisk, however since we using Kotlin we could make our example a native application that will not run in the JVM.
We will need as the week before to have OpenWhisk, and we will require again Vagrant and Virtual Box, so install those first.
To setup the environment just:
Now we could ssh to the machine with:
To test the action directly just using the docker that I’ve upload to docker hub:
To test the new action just run:
This will output something like:
OpenWhisk allow us to use a docker that contain a binary that will be execute when an action is invoke, to do it so the binary will receive 1 argument with a JSON string and it need to return a JSON string in a single line.
So to create our function first we need to have kotlin-native installed and configured:
The last line will raise and error since we haven provide any parameters to the compiler but we just do that in order to download the compiler dependencies and toolchain.
Now we will create our project, kotlin native use a gradle plugin that we initial setup as:
We need as well to specify where is kotlin-native installed using the gradle.properties:
now lets just create one simple main in the folder src/main.kt
Now to compile simple :
We use clean because sometimes gradle will not compile the files even with the files changed.
Then we could run it with:
Now we need to use JSON but since we don’t have the JVM neither we could use any Java code we are just going to use a C JSON library, I’m choose parson since is perfect for the task.
First clone it, or create a submodule in your git:
No I’ve create a shell script to compile the C code into a library that we could latter link:
This script will create a library in LLVM format, the architecture used by Kotlin Native.
Now we need to update our gradle script to compile the C code, and to link it to our program.
Finally, we need to add a definition file for the C code so Kotlin could create and stub for it.
The file should be place in src/c_interop/Parson.def :
Now we could just build as before to check that everything is ok:
This should generate some files including:
build/clang/parson.bc : The library that could be linked.
build/konan/interopStubs/genParsonInteropStubs/Parson/Parson.kt : The Kotin Stub for calling the library.
No we modify our program to use parson:
We have create a couple of functions that uses the Kotlin/Native interoperability so we could invoke Parson.
After building the program again we could just use it like this:
No we need to create a docker for it, OpenWhisk have a docker base image that is based on alpine linux, I’ve not been able to make Kotlin-Native to work on alpine so I’ve create a base docker image that any one could use for making Kotlin Native Serverless functions.
The docker file for that image is:
I’ve use openjdk 8 since we are going to use gradle in our build and it use the actionProxy python3 script that is provide by OpenWhisk to create a flask server that will serve our action trough HTTP, our action should be place in the folder /action and be named exec.
So now we could create a docker image for our fibonacci function:
Finally, I create a simple scripts to publish the images in docker hub, remember to login before.
In the way that the files are added to the docker we can just run that command to get update the image only doing the parts that actually change.
So now we could put all things together to do:
This has been a great example to learn Kotlin Native, so sure I’ll do more things with it in a future.
Note: Many things could be change in this example, for example I could create a builder image that generate the binary and use for creating another image that has only that binary, since we do not need the whole compiler infrastructure and the image could be much smaller, but for demonstration is just OK.
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Edward Norton reveals he saved Leonardo DiCaprio's life on scuba diving trip
Edward Norton has revealed that he previously saved Leonardo DiCaprio’s life while the two were on a diving trip.
It’s hard to imagine that Leo almost lost his life, but thankfully Edward was on hand to bring him to safety.
The two actors were scuba diving together in the Galapagos Islands, when Leo swam off to chase a pack of eagle rays. The only problem is, is that the 45-year-old did not have enough oxygen in his tank.
Speaking on The Jonathan Ross Show, Edward recalled: ‘We were in the Galapagos Islands. We were scuba diving with Sylvia Earle, the great oceanographer. I’ve known Leo a long time and he loses his mind around animals.
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‘I saw him charging off with this camera that he had and I have been diving since I was 16 years old,’ he continued. ‘I reflectively looked at my watch and was like, “We’re very close to the end.”
‘I saw him going off and down and I knew that wasn’t a good thing, so I followed him because I thought to myself, “He’s chasing these things, he’s going to run out of air” – and he did.’
Scuba diving asides, it was previously revealed that the Titanic star was uncomfortable on the set of the 2012 movie Django Unchained, as his character had to use racial slurs.
Speaking in a clip exclusively shared with Metro.co.uk, his co-star, Jamie Foxx said: ‘Leonardo DiCaprio had a problem with saying the word n****r.’
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FROM: BENSON EKO. CHIEF AUDITOR MINISTRIE OF FINANCE ECONOMICS COTONOU-BENIN REPUBLIC. Dear Friend, Forgive my indignation if this message comes to you as a surprise and if it might offend you without your prior consent and writing through this channel. I am BENSON EKO CHIEF AUDITOR MINISTRIE OF FINANCE ECONOMICS COTONUO-BENIN REPUBLIC.I got your information when I was searching for a reliable,honest and trustworthy person to entrust this business with.I was simply inspired and motivated to pick your contact from the many names and lists in the website. I wish to transfer the sum of $14,300,000.00USD (Fourteen Million Three Hundred Thousand United States Dollars only.into your personal or company`s bank account. This fund was a residue of the over invoiced Industrial Contract bills awarded by MINISTRIE OF FINANCE ECONOMICS COTONUO-BENIN REPUBLIC to some foreign firms. This DEAL was deliberately hatched out and carefully protected with all the attendant lope holes sealed off.As the chief auditor,I have the cooperation and mandate of the Financial Director and the Secretary. It was my consensus to seek the assistance of a willing foreigner to provide us with the facilities to transfer this money out of West Africa.This is borne out of our beleive in the non-stable and sporous political nature of this sub-region. The original contractors have been duely paid by the Banque Centrale Des Etats De L`Afrique De L`Ouest (Central Bank of the West African States)This balance is suspended in the escrowaccounts awaiting claims by any foreign company of our choice.I intend to pay out this fund now as the organisation is winding up its activities. Based on the laws and ethics of employment,we as civil servants working under this organisation, are not allowed to operate a foreign account.This is the more reason why we needed your assistance to provide an account that can sustain this fund for safe keeping and our future investment with your comprehensive advise,assistance and partnership in your country. I have however agreed,as the account owner in this deal to allow you 40% of the entire sum as compensation,why 55% will be held on trust for me while 5% will be used to defray any incidental charges and cost if any. Upon the receipt of your information, the certificate of job completion of one of the contracts will be issued in your for the transfering of the fund to your nominated account withoutdelay. As with the case of all organised (sensitive)and conspired DEALS,we solicit for your unreserved confidentiality and utmost secret in this business. We hope to retire peacefully and lead a honourable business life afterwards.There are no risks involved. REPLY ASAP. With regards. MR BENSON EKO


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Reread Daniel 1:8-14. What do you notice about the response and attitude of the four young men to the new culture under Daniel’s leadership?
Where others saw an opportunity to live a new and lavish lifestyle, Daniel and his friends refused to defile themselves with food and drink that had been offered to Babylonian idols. To eat this food would have meant worshipping those idols. It would have meant a betrayal of their God and all that their parents had instilled in them, starting with their very names.
These young men stood up to the Babylonians, deprived themselves of one incredibly lavish meal after another, and remained true to their names. Their family culture was so embedded in them that even when they were removed from it and transplanted to a pagan environment, their beliefs did not budge. The words of the moms who had been the know-it-alls in their early days still rang in the boys’ minds:
If all your friends ate food offered to idols, would you?
Yahweh is gracious (Hananiah)—you can depend on that in the darkest days.
Yahweh has helped (Azariah) us in the past and He will help you through this.
These idols are nothing. There is only one true God. Who is like Him (Mishael)?
Don’t worry what others say or think or do. Their
opinions don’t matter.
Only God is your judge (Daniel). Follow His
instructions and no others.
That’s the kind of strength it takes to hold fast to God’s teaching while living in a world where even dinner time is a chance to bow to idols, to give your heart and life to something besides God.
We know all too well that Babylon is not the only culture ever to entice its inhabitants to give their hearts and lives to something besides the one true God.
In what ways does our culture invite us to give our hearts and lives to something besides God?
How is God’s will for our lives different from the typical lifestyle of the culture we live in?


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by Emmanuel EgobiambuThis is the latest N-Power news headlines update for today Tuesday, November 26th, 2019 as beneficiaries await the payment of October stipend.
N-Power Latest News Headlines Updates Today
N-Power: Federal Govt. To Train 3000 Young Nigerians
President Muhammadu Buhari has said about three thousand Nigerian youths would be trained by his government in N-Power Creative, Concise News reports.
This news medium understands that Buhari said this over the weekend at the graduation ceremony of Senior Executive Course 41 of the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in Kuru near Jos.
He was represented at the event by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who noted that the present government wants to create jobs for youths with technology. Details here.
N-Power: Beneficiaries Losing Sleep Over October Stipend Payment
Beneficiaries of the N-Power scheme are still grumbling over the non-payment of the October 2019 stipend, Concise News reports.
This news medium understands that this is the longest period beneficiaries of the scheme have stayed without payment of their stipends.
There has been no official statement on why the October 2019 stipends have not been paid by handlers of the N-Power scheme.
The beneficiaries are angry with the handlers as rumours make the rounds that the scheme would end soon due to government’s inability to paid the N30, 000 monthly stipends. Read more here.
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A motorist has been charged with drink driving after his car sped past police at more than 90mph on the M54.
by Rob SmithOfficers said the driver sped past a marked police car at Junction 5 near Telford Town Centre just before midnight on Tuesday.
He was stopped at Junction 7 and officers smelled alcohol, before carrying out a breath test.
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I have experienced with Clonazepam several times in the past. With all very different outcomes. This particular occasion was like every other night. My mother had gone to bed; my brother and sister soon followed, while I remained awake. At about midnight I consumed 6 1mg tablets of a pill I have grown to love called Clonazepam.
After I first popped the pills, I didn't feel anything, which is not unusual. At 1 am, I began feeling the wonderful symptoms. For me, firstly, I feel a soothing, warming embrace. Imagine a freshly cleaned and dried blanket wrapped around your body. The wonderful feeling you receive from that is how it feels for me when the pills begin to kick-in. Within minutes, the bliss intensifies, slowly; as if it is preparing you for what will come. At this time, I play my favorite, soothing, calming bands (for me: Silverchair, Fleetwood Mac, Simon and Garfunkel, and the Beatles); close my eyes; and stretch out on my bed.
 While I was lying on my bed, the pillows seem to embrace my existence, and slowly sink me into what seems like a pillow made of silk. I was laying on top of my blankets, and they comforted me with a pleasurable curressing of the blankets fibers.
I love a Clonazepam high. I, by far, think it is the best.  Unlike other drugs that hit you immediately, and wear off quickly. Right now, I am only experiencing my first stage of the effects and will post as the stages progress. I'll just use an astric ( * ) to indicate my next experience
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With my experience, I will list a few stories and tips for your interest and safety.
The first time I took clonazepam, it blew me away. I was never a drug fan, but I figured why not. For a first timer, the experience is amazing. It is somewhat indescribably, but it is REALLY good. I would suggest for a first timer, with my weight and hight (295 lbs, and standing at 5'7') to take anywhere between 4-6 1mg tablets. If you feel as if you want more then that, then only take up to 8, or it can get dangerous. I have had an experience with that.
That experience began like this:
I was deciding to mix my vicodin medication I was prescribed from my doctor, and I had managed to scrounge up 10 1mg tablets of clonazepam. The mixture included 4 vicodin tablets, and 10 1mg tablets of Clonazepam. It truly messed me up. I could hardly walk or talk (I was basically mumbling), and I was hallucinating. It was fun, until I woke up the next morning.  Basically I had overdosed slightly. So, I would not suggest you do what I had done.
If you do want to mix anything with Clonazepam, I suggest favorite of mine:
1.) 6x1mg tablets of Clonazepam while drinking a small class of lemonade mixed with everclear and sugar.
I STRONGLY DISCOURAGE - drinking heavily and then consuming clonazepam.
If you want to mix Clonazepam with anything, make sure you plan ahead. I suggest taking my suggestion above.
AS for mixing Clonazepam with another drug; I have not experienced much, but I had the best experience with mixing 4 vicodin tablets with 6 to 8 1mg clonazepam tablets. Despite my one bad experience, I have grown and realized that if I want to consume any drug, I have to know my limits and don't heavily mix other drugs with them or it could be fatal.
( * )Second stage:
My vision is becoming less clear, and my attention span is to a minimum. I can best describe it as a nicer form of dissociation. My head and my eyes feel heavier, as if I am are wanting to fall asleep, but don't. I am now experiencing a slight wave of nirvana. I once had a headache, and now it is gone, and I am the happiest I have felt in a long time. At the second stage, your surrounding appear surreal. Which then sparks the curiousness of your mind. You mind is starting to wonder:
'Is anything genuinely real? What is my purpose?'
Under the influence of clonazepam can help sort out your minds troubles, because, in my opinion, you feel free and open; I've pegged clonazepam the 'Truth Serum' because, like I said before, you are very open, and have a sense of not caring what anyone say, or who doesn't like your train of thought. You say the first thing that comes to your mind, whether it may hurtful, or expressing a love to someone that you would never normally do. As for the 'horniness', hmm, yes, this drug does intensify being horny. With me, I just wanted someone to hold me and caress my body. You have a sudden urge to have sex; wild passionate sex. For me, it is not my normal behavior, but maybe I have a naughtiness deep down inside. :D
( * ) Stage three:
I am not experiencing fuzzy vision, and if I were to walk around right now, I would most likely stumble alot. So, That is why I prefer laying in my bed watching TV. Along with this stage, is the inability to think as clearly and typing a neatly as I usually do. I excuse my errors. [editors note: I haven't changed any spelling errors or bad formatting from now on to keep the original spirit of being under the influence]
For those adventurous people, I suggest walking outside to your favorite hiding spot, where it maybe in the woods or in a meadow; where ever you feel at most peace, go there.
 Keep a watchfull eye on how much you consume and what you mixed it with.
But, overall, I just want your experience to be magical one because that is how it is suppost to feel, magical; as if you were being rescued from your current reality, and brought into a world a mystical bliss.
good luck, on your Clonazepam adventure.
Please, for everyone, read up on symptoms and side-effects before consuming anything.
Thank you for reading my experience with Clonazepam.
I hope your experience is as great as mine. :D
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Does much of the basic work of the bitmap editor. Handles menus, events,
etc.
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bvedit.c
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Some extra routines for editing bitmaps (bv => bitmapview). Handles floating
selections, paste, translations, etc.
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charview.c
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Does the basic work for the spline glyph editor. Handles menus, events,
dispatches mouse events to the appropriate tools, etc.
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charviewicons.c
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These are the icon resources for the images that appear in the info area
of the spline editor above.
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cursors.c
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Defines the various cursors used.
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cvaddpoints.c
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Handles mouse events when the current tool is a point generator. charview.c
will dispatch events to us. (cv => charview)
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cvexport.c
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The dialog to export data into a different format. Also (some of) the conversion
routines for that format. (Also used to export xbm files from the bitmapview)
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cvgetinfo.c
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Contains the Get Info dispatcher and dialogs for the charview. There are
several different types of info depending on the current selection and there's
a dialog for each
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A point is selected
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A reference to another character is selected (in the foreground)
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An image is selected (in the background)
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Or if more than one thing is (or no things are) selected, then general
information on the character itself
This last is also used by the fontview.
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cvhints.c
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A series of trivial little dialogs and commands that allow the user to set
postscript hints manually.
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cvimages.c
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Contains code to import stuff into a CharView, BitmapView or FontView. Initially
it was only images into the CharView, but it has grown beyond its name. CharViews
can import Images (gif, png, tiff, jpeg, xbm, xpm, sun raster, windows bmp,
...) into the background of a CharView. I'd like to be able to do this from
the clipboard, but I don't know whether there's a standard way of moving
images around there. Also can import eps files (very restricted) and xfig
(not too well). BitmapViews can only import images into their foreground.
I think only bitmaps but I forget. FontViews can import bdf fonts into their
list of bitmaps.
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cvknife.c
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The dispatch file for mouse events when the knife tool is selected.
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cvpalettes.c
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Handles the two palettes associated with a CharvView, and the two palettes
for a BitmapView, and the Char and BitmapView popup menus.
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cvpointer.c
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The dispatch file for mouse events when the pointer tool is selected.
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cvruler.c
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The dispatch file for mouse events when the ruler tool is selected.
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cvshapes.c
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The dispatch file for mouse events when one of the shape tools (rectangle,
ellipse, polygon, star) is selected.
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cvstroke.c
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The dialog for the expand stroke command. Also some of the routines which
do the work. See also splinestroke.c
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cvtranstools.c
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The dispatch file for mouse events when one of the transform tools (scale,
rotate, flip, skew) is selected.
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cvundoes.c
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Contains the routines that handle Undoes, Redoes and Copy/Paste for CharViews,
BitmapViews and FontViews.
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dumpbdf.c
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Writes a bdf file.
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dumppfa.c
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Writes a postscript file. pfa, pfb, type3, type0. See also splinesave.c.
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fontinfo.c
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Contains the fontinfo dialog and the routines to reencode a font.
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fontview.c
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The main file for the fontview. Menu dispatcher, event handler. Basic Font
level routines.
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fvcomposit.c
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The file that figures out how to build a composite character for you (ie.
for Agrave will put a reference to A in your character, and a reference to
grave and then will position the accent on top of A nicely). Operates on
both the splines and the bitmaps.
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fvfonts.c
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Contains the dialogs and the functions for the Merge Fonts and Interpolate
Fonts commands
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fvimportbdf.c
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The routine which reads in a bdf font. (note the font selection dialog is
in cvimages.c)
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fvmetrics.c
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The dialog and routines for autowidth and autokern.
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images.c
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icon resources for the images used in the palettes. There's no good reason
why this isn't merged in with charviewicons.c
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metricsview.c
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The main file for the metricsview. Menu dispatcher, event hander. Most of
the functionality.
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print.c
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Handles the print and pagesetup dialogs.
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parsepfa.c
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Parses a postscript font. Doesn't get the encoding of a type0 font. Type3s
are too free form for me to be able to interpret all (or even most?) of them.
But we can at least read in the type3s we write out (unless they contain
images). Some of the work also done in psread.c and splineutil.c
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parsettf.c
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Parses a TTF (or OTF) font file, and converts from quadratic Bézier
to cubic Bézier (easy).
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prefs.c
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Preference dialog.
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psread.c
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This is our postscript interpreter for various flavors of postscript-- eps
files, type3s, type1s, type2s, etc. It can't handle much.
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psunicodenames.c
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A list of all the adobe standard names for unicode characters in postscript.
Any NULL entry in this array gets an algorithmically generated name uni%04X
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scripting.c
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All the routines to handle scripts
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savefontdlg.c
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Dialog and dispatcher for the Generate Fonts command.
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sfd.c
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Routines to write and read our spline font database format
(sfd). Also routines to handle autosave files
which are basically just the bits of the font which have changed written
out in sfd format with a few extra headers to say what these changes should
be applied to.
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splashimage.c
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The resource containing the splash image.
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splinefill.c
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The routines that do rasterizing (and anti-aliasing). Also provides skeleton
routines for autohinting, remove overlap, etc. which use a similar structure.
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splineoverlap.c
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The routines which implement the remove overlap command.
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splinesave.c
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Various helper routines when saving a postscript (and to a lesser extent
TTF) font. Converts to type1 or type2 commands. Figures out optimal referencing.
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splinesaveafm.c
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Generates an afm file.
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splinestroke.c
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More routines to handle expand stroke.
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splineutil.c
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A bunch of utility routines. Converts postscript type1 strings into SplineChars.
Figures bounding boxes. Handles updating references and dependencies. Figures
linear approximations to splines for drawing. Figures clockwise,
counter-clockwise. Guesses at good pointtypes when loading in postscript/ttf
fonts. Copies SplinePointLists. Transforms SplinePointLists. Solves (approximates
a solution) cubic equations. Finds points of inflection. Figures out if a
point is "near" a spline.
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splineutil2.c
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More utility functions. Determines if a spline is linear (even if its control
points aren't degenerate, we can still get spines which trace out a line,
for instance if both control points are on the line between the to base points).
Finds (approximates) the intersection of two splines. Aproximate a spline
from a set of points (used by MergePoint, inserting a point onto a spline,
and many other things). The Merge command itself. The Simplify command. Commands
to remove tiny spline segments (these can confuse the Overlap routine, so
we take them out before it does anything). Routine to create a new SplineFont.
Routines to make sure the control points of tangent points continue to point
in the right direction even when the point is moved. Routines to figure good
default values for control points on new points (and on points where the
user has not set the control points him/herself when that point is moved).
Determines if any point on a path is selected. Reverses the direction of
a closed path.
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stamp.c
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Time stamp of when I last built.
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stamper.c
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Program which generates time stamp. (stamp.c)
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start.c
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main routine. Initializes things and reads comand line arguments. Handles
the splash screen. Top dispatcher for autosave.
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threaddummy.c
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contains a dummy pthread_create so I don't need to drag in pthreads when
I'm not interested in that section of gio.
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tottf.c
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Saves a true type or open type font. see also splinesave.c for reference
character optimization and for OpenType Type2 conversion routines.
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transform.c
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Transform dialog and dispatch routines.
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uiutil.c
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Utilities for the user interface.
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utils.c
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Hmm. this is blank.
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windowmenu.c
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Builds and dispatches the window menu.
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A number of top brands are getting in on the action this year
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Table of Contents
Introduction
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- NLP:
- Natural Language Processing is a field at the intersection of computer science, artificial intelligence, and linguistics concerned with the interactions between computers and human (natural) languages, and, in particular, concerned with programming computers to fruitfully process large natural language data.
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- Problems in NLP:
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- Question Answering (QA): a system that provides answers to natural language questions
- Information Extraction (IE): the task of automatically extracting structured information from unstructured or semi-structured data
- Semantic Annotation: Semantically enhanced information extraction (AKA semantic annotation) couples those entities with their semantic descriptions and connections from a knowledge graph. By adding metadata to the extracted concepts, this technology solves many challenges in enterprise content management and knowledge discovery.
- Sentiment Analysis: the task of determining the underlying sentiment/emotion associated with a piece of text.
- Machine Translation (MT): the task of automatically translating text from one language to another
- Spam Detection: the task of detecting possible spam/irrelevant input from a set of inputs
- Parts-of-Speech (POS) Tagging: the task of assigning the
- Named Entity Recognition (NER): the extraction of known entities from a document (depending on the domain).
- Coreference Resolution: the task of resolving the subject and object being referred to in an ambiguous sentence.
- Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD): the task of determining the appropriate definition of ambiguous words based on the context they occur in.
- Parsing: Parsing, syntax analysis, or syntactic analysis is the process of analyzing a string of symbols, either in natural language, computer languages or data structures, conforming to the rules of a formal grammar.
- Paraphrasing: the task of rewording (transforming/translating) a document to a more suitable form while retaining the original information conveyed in the input.
- Summarization: the task of distilling the most important/relevant information in a document in a short and clear form.
- Dialog: a chatbot-like system that is capable of conversing using natural language.
- Language Modeling: the problem of inferring a probability distribution that describes a particular language.
- Text Classification: the problem of classifying text inputs into pre-determined classes/categories.
- Topic Modeling:
- Text Similarity:
Fully understanding and representing the meaning of language (or even defining it) is a difficult goal.
- Perfect language understanding is AI-complete
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- (mostly) Solved Problems in NLP:
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- Spam Detection
- Parts-of-Speech (POS) Tagging
- Named Entity Recognition (NER)
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- Within-Reach Problems:
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- Sentiment Analysis
- Coreference Resolution
- Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD)
- Parsing
- Machine Translation (MT)
- Information Extraction (IE)
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- Open Problems in NLP:
-
- Question Answering (QA)
- Paraphrasing
- Summarization
- Dialog
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- Issues in NLP (why nlp is hard?):
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- Non-Standard English: “Great Job @ahmed_badary! I luv u 2!! were SOO PROUD of dis.”
- Segmentation Issues: “New York-New Haven” vs “New-York New-Haven”
- Idioms: “dark horse”, “getting cold feet”, “losing face”
- Neologisms: “unfriend”, “retweet”, “google”, “bromance”
- World Knowledge: “Ahmed and Zach are brothers”, “Ahmed and Zach are fathers”
- Tricky Entity Names: “Where is Life of Pie playing tonight?”, “Let it be was a hit song!”
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- Tools we need for NLP:
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- Knowledge about Language.
- Knowledge about the World.
- A way to combine knowledge sources.
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- Methods:
- In general we need to construct Probabilistic Models built from language data.
- We do so by using rough text features.
All the names models, methods, and tools mentioned above will be introduced later as you progress in the text.
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- NLP in the Industry:
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- Search
- Online ad Matching
- Automated/Assisted Translation
- Sentiment analysis for marketing or finance/trading
- Speech recognition
- Chatbots/Dialog Agents
- Automatic Customer Support
- Controlling Devices
- Ordering Goods
NLP and Deep Learning
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- What is Special about Human Language:
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- Human Language is a system specifically constructed to convey the speaker’s/writer’s meaning.
It is a deliberate communication, not just an environmental signal.
- Human Language is a discrete/symbolic/categorical signaling system
- The categorical symbols of a language can be encoded as a signal for communication in several ways:
- Sound
- Gesture
- Images (Writing)
Yet, the symbol is invariant across different encodings!
- However, a brain encoding appears to be a continuous pattern of activation, and the symbols are transmitted via continuous signals of sound/vision.
- Human Language is a system specifically constructed to convey the speaker’s/writer’s meaning.
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- Issues of NLP in Machine Learning:
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- According to the paragraph above, we see that although human language is largely symbolic, it is still interpreted by the brain as a continuous signal.
This means that we cannot encode this information in a discrete manner; but rather must learn in a sequential, continuous way. - The large vocabulary and symbolic encoding of words create a problem for machine learning – sparsity!
- According to the paragraph above, we see that although human language is largely symbolic, it is still interpreted by the brain as a continuous signal.
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- Machine Learning vs Deep Learning:
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- Most Machine Learning methods work well because of human-designed representations and input features.
Thus, the learning here is done, mostly, by the people/scientists/engineers who are designing the features and not by the machines.
This rendered Machine Learning to become just a numerical optimization method for optimizing weights to best make a final prediction.
- Most Machine Learning methods work well because of human-designed representations and input features.
-
- How does that differ with Deep Learning (DL)?
- Representation learning attempts to automatically learn good features or representations
- Deep learning algorithms attempt to learn (multiple levels of) representation and an output
- Raw Inputs: DL can deal directly with raw inputs (e.g. sound, characters, words)
- How does that differ with Deep Learning (DL)?
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- Why Deep-Learning?
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- Manually designed features are often over-specified, incomplete and take a long time to design and validate
- Manually designed features are often over-specified, incomplete and take a long time to design and validate
- Deep learning provides a very flexible, (almost?) universal, learnable framework for representing world, visual and linguistic information.
- Deep learning can learn unsupervised (from raw text) and supervised (with specific labels like positive/negative)
- In ~2010 deep learning techniques started outperforming other machine learning techniques.
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- Why is NLP Hard (revisited):
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- Complexity in representing, learning and using linguistic/situational/world/visual knowledge
- Human languages are ambiguous (unlike programming and other formal languages)
- Human language interpretation depends on real world, common sense, and contextual knowledge
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- Improvements in Recent Years in NLP:
- spanning different:
- Levels: speech, words, syntax, semantics
- Tools: POS, entities, parsing
- Applications: MT, sentiment analysis, dialogue agents, QA
Representations of NLP Levels
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- Morphology:
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- Traditionally: Words are made of morphemes.
- uninterested -> un (prefix) + interest (stem) + ed (suffix)
- DL:
- Every morpheme is a vectors
- A Neural Network combines two vectors into one vector
- Luong et al. 2013
- Traditionally: Words are made of morphemes.
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- Semantics:
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- Traditionally: Lambda Calculus
- Carefully engineered functions
- Take as inputs specific other functions
- No notion of similarity or fuzziness of language
- DL:
- Every word and every phrase and every logical expression is a vector
- A Neural Network combines two vectors into one vector
- Bowman et al. 2014
- Traditionally: Lambda Calculus
NLP Tools
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- Parsing for Sentence Structure:
- Neural networks can accurately determine the structure of sentences, supporting interpretation.
NLP Applications
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- Sentiment Analysis:
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- Traditional: Curated sentiment dictionaries combined with either bag-of-words representations (ignoring word order) or hand-designed negation features (ain’t gonna capture everything)
- DL: Same deep learning model that was used for morphology, syntax and logical semantics can be used;
RecursiveNN.
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- Question Answering:
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- Traditional: A lot of feature engineering to capture world and other knowledge, e.g., regular expressions, Berant et al. (2014)
- DL: Facts are stored in vectors. FILL-IN
FILL-IN.
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- Machine Translation:
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- Traditional: Complex approaches with very high error rates.
- DL: Neural Machine Translation.
Source sentence is mapped to a vector, then the output sentence is generated.
[Sutskever et al. 2014, Bahdanau et al. 2014, Luong and Manning 2016]
FILL-IN.


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Spartan Robotics will be competing in the Chesapeake District Blacksburg, Virginia Event in 2019!
The event is located at Blacksburg High School and is free and open to the public. The
event schedule is available at the link below if you plan to attend.
More information, including the event schedule, can be found at:
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Random access tools support sessions poorly, if at all.
Varied workflow tools can be complicated to use and brittle,
possibly overkill for your app.
As it happens...
Scratching an itch is a thing
What does engineering actually want?
Tool/s that:
allows us to simulate many users moving through this flow,
tells us where bottlenecks exist so that we can
drill down into problems using profiling or other tools
What does the world actually want?
Tool/s that:
allows us to simulate many users moving through this flow,
tells us where bottlenecks exist so that we can FIX THEM
drill down into problems using profiling or other tools
Our sample app: student writing
This may sound familiar...
...it's actually a good example!
Plus, I'm lazy
Who are the main users?
Our case is pretty easy - students
Yours might not be -- maybe time for user research?
Did you see Stephanie's talk?
Start somewhere! Simple means it's ok to toss
What does a session look like?
Student logs in and gets list of assignments
Student chooses an assignment
Student writes incrementally over a session
Student checks score twice during session, including once at end
Simulating, step one
1. Student logs in and gets list of assignments
What API calls does this user action trigger?
Finding triggered calls
Simulating, step one
1. Student logs in and gets list of assignments
We're not actually doing this; we assume auth token exists
==> Our login process could be a bottleneck AND WE WOULDN'T KNOW
Simulating, step one
1. Student logs in and gets list of assignments
/pages/students/assignments
'Fat' API call, lots of data
Simulating, step one
Simulating, step one
GET /pages/students/assignments
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
GET /api/classes/enrolled
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
Concern one: thundering herd?
Do we want all the students to login at once?
Hello PAUSE
Simulating, step one
Stagger start over two minutes (120 sec)
PAUSE {{random (0..120) * 1000}}
GET /pages/students/assignments
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
GET /api/classes/enrolled
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
Simulating, step two
2. student chooses assignment which loads previous drafts and scores
Embedded as {{assignment_id}} in URLs
Simulating, step two
2. student chooses assignment which loads previous drafts and scores
GET /api/assignments/{{assignment_id}}/share?token={{assignment_token}}
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
GET /pages/students/assignment_answers/{{assignment_id}}
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
Feedback into API design
These calls weren't always this way...
Second call originally ~~ 100x calls (WAY too granular)
Side effect of building our simulations
Make sure you broadcast nuggets like this!
Presenting results, tips
Always record the "before" for comparison
Record it in the tool, ensure in ballpark of NewRelic (etc)
Both "before" and "after" should be a representative sample, not
worst/best
Some people think graphically, some with tables
Boil down into user experience where possible
Simulating, step three
3. Student writes incrementally over a session
We autosave every eight secs...if anything has changed
Humans do not write at a uniform speed, it's bursty
4. Student checks score twice during session, including once at end
Simulating, step four
PAUSE {{random (0..120) * 1000}}
POST /api/assignments/{{assignment_id}}/share
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
Content-Type: application/json
@posts/{{student_id}}/{{assignment_id}}_signal_check.json
POLL GET /pages/students/signal_check/latest
[Wait=2000 Count=5 Status=200]
All together now (1/2)
PAUSE {{random (0..120) * 1000}}
GET /pages/students/assignments
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
GET /api/classes/enrolled
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
GET /api/assignments/{assignment_id}/share?token={assignment_token}
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
GET /pages/students/assignment_answers/{assignment_id}
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
All together now (2/2)
for each handful of words in sample_essay:
PAUSE {{random (0..45) * 1000}}
POST /api/assignments/{{assignment_id}}/autosave
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
Content-Type: application/json
@posts/{{student_id}}/{{assignment_id}}_{{count}}.json
for each signal_check in ['midway', 'end']:
PAUSE {{random (0..120) * 1000}}
POST /api/assignments/{{assignment_id}}/share
Authorization: Token {{student_token}}
Content-Type: application/json
@posts/{{student_id}}/{{assignment_id}}_signal_check.json
POLL GET /pages/students/signal_check/latest
[Wait=2000 Count=5 Status=200]
What is success? Failure?
Before you do anything, define desired outcomes with your team
What transaction times are you shooting for?
...probably better, what times are you scared of?
Be wary of load testing without these: effort pit!

Results often communicated as average.
Average is a lie!
18 @ 100ms, 2 @ 2000ms = 5800ms / 20 = 290ms avg
...but 10% of your transactions were ~7x the average!
If not average...
Instead use percentiles: 75, 95, 99 are common
Be able to explain percentiles to normal people
Distribution of experience, though sometimes you focus
...plus the 95% is a leader to other problems
Hey, this looks ok!
Sad panda...
Results
Results from tools can be rudimentary
...though they do include network latency
Server-based tools can also be great - NewRelic
Not perfect, but tools doing 80% with little work better than doing
100% with lots of work
They have thought way more about this than you have
Outsourcing tools scales your team and focuses your effort
Behavior and motivation stuff
Load testing is a virus (like many good practices)
Do it all the time, you'll get better
Learn more about how your app works
Get a better feel for what's costly by screwing things up all the time


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Ex commands
The following ex commands are available:
- :!
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— switch current view to another document - :bd[elete] — close the current document, opens an untitled file if last document closed
- :cd
— change current working directory - :close — close the current view
- :copy address — copy the affected line range to the target line address
- :delete
— delete affected line range, or current line by default - :edit
— edit a new file - :eval — evaluate the affected lines (or the current line) as a Nu expression
- :export var=[value] — export an environment variable
- :move address — move the affected line range to the target line address
- :new — edit a new file in a new horizontal split
- :pwd — show the current working directory
- :quit — close the current document, closes the window if last document closed
- :s /RE/replacement/[g] — replace lines matching RE with replacement
- :sbuffer
— split view horizontally and edit another open document - :set option[=value] — set an option
- :setfiletype
— change the language syntax of the document - :split [filename] — split the current view horizontally, and optionally edit another file
- :t address
— alias for :copy
- :tabedit
— edit another file in a new tab - :tabnew — edit a new file in a new tab
- :tbuffer
— switch to a tab showing , or open a new tab - :vbuffer
— split view vertically and edit another open document - :vnew — edit a new file in a new vertical split
- :vsplit [filename] — split the current view vertically, and optionally edit another file
- :w[rite] [new filename] — save the document, optionally with a new name
- :wq — write the document and close it
- :x[it] — write the document and close it


This is Pokémon image classification web application, using pretrained-model from Trolukovich's kaggle notebook. Model was trained
on
Pokémon Generation One dataset.
At the moment, model are only capable of predicting 5 classes being Mewtwo, Pikachu, Charmander,
Bulbasaur and Squirtle
Try now !
This project can be found here. Feel free to clone, fork, make change or contribute to project however you please. In addition, if you need help regarding this project, feel free to reach out to me.


At Boundless, we create open geospatial software and developer tools. Thanks for visiting our GitHub!
Includes Query, Chart, Edit, Select, Geocoding
Shows usage of bookmarks panel
Shows the integration with Esri ArcGIS services using olé
Shows animation of time enabled data
Shows the plugin application from the SDK tutorial in action
Shows an application in a different projection
Main example application from the Boundless Web SDK
Application with a map and a feature grid
Shows how to use a tabbed layout in a Web SDK application
How to do transactions on a Web Feature Service with the Boundless Web SDK


Device that gets data from a network socket set up for UDP messages.
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#include </Users/howes/src/sidecar/IO/Readers.h>
Device that gets data from a network socket set up for UDP messages.
Definition at line 106 of file Readers.h.
| ssize_t SideCar::IO::ReaderDevices::UDPSocket::fetchFromDevice |
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void * |
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Obtain data from the device.
- Parameters
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| addr | where to place fetched data |
| size | how much data to fetch |
- Returns
- number of bytes fetched if > 0; EOF if == 0; and error condition if < 0
Definition at line 151 of file Readers.h.
| ACE_SOCK_Dgram& SideCar::IO::ReaderDevices::UDPSocket::getDevice |
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| const ACE_SOCK_Dgram& SideCar::IO::ReaderDevices::UDPSocket::getDevice |
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Obtain read-only reference to socket device.
- Returns
- socket device
Definition at line 124 of file Readers.h.
| const ACE_INET_Addr& SideCar::IO::ReaderDevices::UDPSocket::getRemoteAddress |
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Obtain the address/port of the host that sent the last UDP message we received in fetchFromDevice().
- Returns
- ACE_INET_Addr reference
Definition at line 130 of file Readers.h.
| void SideCar::IO::ReaderDevices::UDPSocket::setFetchTimeout |
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const ACE_Time_Value * |
timeout | ) |
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Set a timeout value for fetches from a UDP socket.
Useful when fetchFromDevice() runs a loop in a thread, causing recv() to block for a set amount of time before returning with a -1.
- Parameters
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| timeout | the amount of time to wait for data |
Definition at line 137 of file Readers.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


I am a very experienced benzodiazepine user having tested high doses of many benzos over the years but now use them only very occasionally for sleep, cutting speed runs short and controlling trip anxiety as needed. Itís been weeks since I last did a benzo but my doctor suggested that a new non-benzodiazepine hypnotic may be safer when I need a sleep aid. Hereís what happened:
With 7.5 mg
9:00PM Decide I want to turn in early and take 7.5mg zopiclone in preparation for bed well before 10:00. I sit by the TV with a glass of water.
9:30PM Already notice the start of the effects. Pure benzodiazepine wonderful sedation without too much confusion. I would say this is pretty potent and equivalent to 15-20 mg diazepam. I get the feeling Iím going to drift of nicely soon.
9:40PM Just enjoying the experience which by now has turned into mild euphoria and a dream-like state. I get up to walk to the fridge and notice my ataxia and heavy limbs. Itís a bit more like being drunk than just a pure benzo but equally pleasant.
9:55PM I decide to try a few activities to see how the drug is affecting me. I can barely score on any computer game although this doesnít detract from my enjoyment. I try to watch a film but canít pay attention.
10:15PM Dozed-off by the television and woke up gently with strong sedation and an inability to focus on anything visual. Iíve never had visual effects like this with benzos. It feels like Iíve taken 40mg diazepam and a quarter of a blotter of acid, i.e. a bit trippy but VERY sedated and hard to remember. I go to bed.
With 15mg
10:00PM Next day. Try two tablets with water and sit in front of the TV.
10:25PM Already notice sedation and typical benzodiazepine-like sedation and mild euphoria. This steadily increases as I stare at the TV doing nothing but enjoying the relaxation.
10:45PM Feel very sedated and feel I should retire to bed. Very heavy limbs and marked ataxia making it dangerous to take on too much. There is also a strong taste similar to garlic in my mouth, but I have eaten no garlic. Make journey around the house stopping and sitting for a few minutes. I felt ready to sleep but unlike other benzos, I had difficulty focusing on visuals and there was a distinct dream-like distortion.
11:15 The sedation is intense and I am forced to go to sleep.
From my experience, zopiclone was virtually indistinguishable from a benzo except that it seemed to produce more of a drunken (but not unpleasant) feeling and it was VERY fast acting. There was less memory loss that benzos and there seemed to be a distinct visual distortion which may be compared to dreams or very small doses of acid. Unlike any other benzodiazepine this compound seems particular apt to send me to sleep as well as provide a good anti-anxiety effect.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Guidance
Information for schools and academies to understand the role of their schools forum.
The reform and simplification of local authority funding formulae has raised the profile of the work of schools forums.
The aim of this guide is to give schools and academies a clear understanding of the role of their local schools forum and encourage them to engage with them.
You can watch a video about the importance of engaging with your local schools forum with a chair of a schools forum in a discussion with an EFA expert.
Representatives from schools and academies make up the schools forum. There is also some representation from non-school organisations, such as nursery and 16-19 education providers.
The forum acts as a consultative body on some issues and a decision making body on others.
The forum acts in a consultative role for:
The forum decides:
Schools and academies’ (including free schools) representatives on the forum should be roughly proportionate to the number of pupils in each sector and would generally include representatives from:
Middle schools do not form a category of schools in their own right and school forums treat them according to their deemed status.
Where there is at least one school in a particular category, there must be at least one representative for that group on the forum.
In maintained schools, governors and headteachers (or their representatives) should elect their representatives by the appropriate phase.
Academy trusts should elected academy members in their local authority area.
Schools can expect to have their views canvassed and to receive feedback from their representatives
Schools forum members have a responsibility to represent the interests of their peer group rather than the interests of their own individual school.
Schools staff and governors should make sure that the representatives they choose are competent to act as their advocates.
They should also ensure that they are aware of schools forum business and make their views known about decisions affecting schools’ finance.
Local authorities must publish all schools forum papers well in advance of each meeting.
Any recommendations should be clear and local authority responsible officers should attend meetings to provide further information and advice. Local authority officers should not dominate the meeting.
All schools forum meetings must be open to the public. Observers do not have an automatic right to speak at meetings, but the chair may allow contributions where appropriate.
You can read more information in the schools forums operational and good practice guide .
You can also read the School Forum Regulations .