“Kerala, God’s Own Country – The Land of Beauty and Wonders!“
Kerala, a state in Southern India is known as a tropical
paradise of waving palms and wide sandy beaches. It is a narrow strip of
coastal territory that slopes down the Western Ghats in a cascade of lush green
vegetation, and reaches to the Arabian sea. Kerala borders the states of Tamil Nadu
to the east and Karnataka to the north. It is one of
the five states in the linguistic-cultural area known as South India. The neighbouring
states of Kerala are Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
Highlands, which slope down from the Western Ghats onto the Midlands of undulating hills
and valleys into an unbroken 580 km long coastline with many picturesque backwaters,
interconnected with canals and rivers. The wild lands are covered with dense forests,
while other regions lie under tea and coffee plantations or other forms of cultivation.
Most of the state is engulfed in rich greenery which ensures a very calming experience at all times.
Kerala is home to a number of spectacular beaches. As Kerala is a coastal state, some of the most popular tourist destinations in Kerala are beaches like Kovalam, Varkala, Chowara etc. Enjoy the long chain of lush mist-clad hill stations of Kerala and explore the various plantations, wildlife, flora and fauna that comprise an integral part of this experience. Kerala is rich in rivers and backwaters. 44 rivers cut across Kerala with their innumerable tributaries and benches.


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Example 2
Nonlinearly constrained nonlinear program:
The above problem is a typical global optimization problem consisting of both a nonlinear objective and nonlinear constraints. As with Example 1, write anonymous functions for the objective and constraints, noting for multiple constraints to write the function as a column-wise vector:
% Objective Function
fun = @(x) 400*x(1)^0.9 + 22*(-14.7 + x(2))^1.2 + x(3) + 1000;
% Nonlinear Constraints
nlcon = @(x) [ x(3)*x(1) + 144*x(4);
-exp(11.86 - 3950/(460 + x(4))) + x(2) ];
cl = [11520;0];
cu = [Inf;0];
% Bounds
lb = [0;14.7;0;-459.67];
ub = [15.1;94.2;5371;80];
% Starting Guess
x0 = [NaN;14.7;NaN;NaN];
In the above code block, we have also defined a starting guess for x2 as 14.7. For the other variables, NaN indicates to BARON to let it choose a starting point. The problem can be solved as follows:
[x,fval,exitflag,info] = baron(fun,[],[],[],lb,ub,nlcon,cl,cu,[],x0)
And the solution is:
x =
0.0000
94.1779
0.0001
80.0000
We can also inspect the information structure returned from BARON for more information on the solver run:
info =
Model_Status: 'Optimal Within Tolerances'
BARON_Status: 'Normal Completion'
Total_Time: 0.3300
BaR_Iterations: 13
Best_Node: 6
Max_Nodes_InMem: 3
Lower_Bound: 5.1949e+003
Upper_Bound: 5.1949e+003
Bad_Bounds: 0
This information indicates that the solver converged as expected, and has bounded the objective value within the default tolerance to ensure a globally optimal solution to this model.
The MATLAB/BARON interfarce is provided from http://www.minlp.com.


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Just started
casacore - Suite of C++ libraries for radio astronomy data processing
The casacore package contains the core libraries of the old AIPS++/CASA package. This split was made to get a better separation of core libraries and applications. CASA is now built on top of Casacore.
python-casacore: Python bindings for casacore, a library used in radio astronomy. Document can be found here
pyuvdata - A pythonic interface for radio astronomy interferometry data (uvfits, miriad, others)
pyuvdata defines a pythonic interface to interferometric data sets. Currently pyuvdata supports reading and writing of miriad, uvfits, and uvh5 files and reading of CASA measurement sets and FHD (Fast Holographic Deconvolution) visibility save files.
Online document is here
pyuvsim - A comprehensive simulation package for radio interferometers in python
A number of analysis tools are available to simulate the output of a radio interferometer (CASA, OSKAR, FHD, PRISim, et al), however each makes numerical approximations to enable speed ups.
wise - Wavelet Image Segmentation and Evaluation tool
wise is developed to address the issue of detecting significant features in radio interferometric images and obtaining reliable velocity field from cross-correlation of these regions in multi-epoch observations.
Detection of structural information is performed using the segmented wavelet decomposition (SWD) method.
GaussPy - A Python tool for implementing Autonomous Gaussian Decomposition
Based on the work of Autonomous Gaussian Decomposition
gausspyplus - Fully automated Gaussian decomposition package for emission line spectra
GaussPy+ is based on GaussPy: A python tool for implementing the Autonomous Gaussian Decomposition algorithm.
Scintillometry - A Package for Radio Baseband Data Reduction
Scintillometry is a package for reduction and analysis of radio baseband data, optimized for pulsar scintillometry science. Online document is here
SoFiA - The HI Source Finding Application
SoFiA, the Source Finding Application, is a new HI source finding pipeline intended to find and parametrise galaxies in HI data cubes.
The version 2 which is reimplemented in C can be found here
galario - Gpu Accelerated Library for Analysing Radio Interferometer Observations
galario is a library that exploits the computing power of modern graphic cards (GPUs) to accelerate the comparison of model predictions to radio interferometer observations.


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Annie Hall (1977)
Grade: 77
"Annie Hall" is a very good comedy about relationships, from a realistic rather than romantic viewpoint. The film has many quirky and original comic techniques, all of which work. While not Allen's best film ("Manhattan" is even better), its strict focus on relationships, its accessiblity, and its originality make it his most popular.
Allen plays his usual character. He is a New Yorker, Jewish, liberal, intellectual, talkative, slightly neurotic, and involved in relationships. Carol Kane and Shelly Duvall appear briefly as love interests, but his primary target is Annie Hall (Diane Keaton). Keaton is endearing as a goofy hedonist and whispering supperclub singer.
Their romance is doomed by disparate interests. Allen wants Keaton mostly for himself, while she has a need for new experiences and new friendships. Tony Roberts plays Allen's sarcastic friend, while Paul Simon has a small role as a music producer. Christopher Walken appears briefly as Keaton's spooky brother.
The film's enduring popularity is due to the clever and witty script. "Annie Hall" is funny, regardless of the audience's demographic. Keaton is also very likable, much more so than Mia Farrow would be in later Allen-directed films.
"Annie Hall" is not an outstanding film, however. Early scenes take potshots at the working class, mocking the future careers of his grade school classmates, then making buffoons of blue collar types who recognize Allen as a celebrity. Later and more successful scenes belittle pseudo-intellectuals and Hollywood dealmakers. Still, the film's point seems to be that in the end, we are all selfish and shallow. Allen may be correct in this, but Keaton's free-style Annie belies his own conclusion.
"Annie Hall" focuses on Allen and not the title character. While this is natural, it seems to be asking the audience to take his side. It does help that Allen is very funny, and Allen-the-actor is given great lines by Allen-the-writer.
Allen gets away with risky, inventive techniques. In a flashback as a kid, Allen appears by the teacher's side, and takes a poll of his classmates' future occupations. He becomes an animated character to explore his relationship with the Wicked Queen in "Snow White". He asks a handsome, happy couple how they manage to stay together, and their remarkable reply is that they are shallow. During an early conversation between Allen and Keaton, subtitles show what the characters are thinking about while one desperately tries to present a appealing image to the other. Allen frequently talks to the camera. Keaton has an out-of-body experience while making love with Allen. Keaton and Roberts play Ghost of Christmas Past, appearing with Allen in one of his childhood flashbacks. What is surprising is that these various gags work, adding originality to what could otherwise have been an entertaining but conventional film about a romance.
1977 was the year of the science fiction blockbusters "Star Wars" and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". Despite this, "Annie Hall" won Best Picture and Best Director (Allen), while Keaton won Best Actress. Allen (along with Marshall Brickman) also took the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, while Allen was nominated for Best Actor.
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Recently I started participating in CTF (capture the flag) games.
One of the challenges that I needed to solve, was to recover a
message hidden in a JPEG file.
To solve this challenge I needed an old steganography tool called jphide.
The tool is no longer maintained, but you can still find copies of its source
code on Github, e.g. h3xx/jphs.
Let’s see how we can compile it on a “stock” Kali Linux image.
BTW The best way to start with Kali Linux is to grab
images from offensive-security.com site and load them into
VM Ware Player or VirtualBox. The default user:password is kali:kali.
TIP Since I got addicted to iTerm2, I often prefer to SSH into Kali VM from iTerm2
instead of using Kali itself. Stock Kali comes with a preinstalled SSH server,
we just need to enable it with sudo service ssh start.
OK finally its time to compile jphide:
First we need to compile jpeg-8a library:
After compilation, a new folder called .libs should be created:
Because we have not installed libjpeg.so.8 system-wide we need
to modify Makefile before we can compile the main program:
As a side note let’s notice that author of this Makefile made a cardinal sin
of linking: never, Never, NEVER put linked libraries into LDFLAGS. Always pass them
to linker using LDLIBS variable.
To patch the Makefile just save the diff as e.g. patch1 and
then execute patch < patch1 in jphs directory.
After patching Makefile we are ready to build the tools:
On some systems you may encounter a compilation problem on line
208 of jpseek.c:
You can fix it by adding a third parameter to open call:
EDIT: I forgot to mention this in the original post.
Because we did not installed jpeg-8a library system wide,
we need to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable:
Now the program should run without any problems:
Bonus - cracking mode
Because during CTF you often have to crack the password using
/usr/share/dict/words or rockyou.txt lists, its convenient
to have jpseek version that can quickly check which passwords
are good candidates for further analysis.
The patch assumes that you have added the third parameter to the open call.
And here is the crack-patch itself:
And finally the diff for Makefile:
Demo time
Let’s hide a message in a cat picture:
You can get rid of [trying... text by commenting appropriate printf
in the jpcrack.c.


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Today we are facing many major issues due to how the economic system works, more specifically how we distribute our resources.
One of the main purposes of the economic system is to allocate resources, ideally to the organizations with the most benefits to the society. First issue in the system is, that there is no systematic way to measure and reward the benefits, like productiveness, fairness towards employees or even high quality. Naturally the only parameter that is left to measure gets all the focus: the profit. In other words, in the current system, the primary goal of the majority of the organizations is to gain more profit, everything else can be secondary.
The second issue is that the rest of the responsibility falls to the consumers. If the consumers could make the right choices in the market and reward the correct organizations, based on their overall benefits, we could have some better results. However, to achieve this task, every individual consumer must be able gather, process and even compare every piece of information of each product / service and organization in the market.
We believe that expecting consumers to fulfill this task is an impractical one. Instead, we need to focus on measuring the benefits.
Wealth Framework is an attempt to create an open source software that provides a flexible and customizable system that defines the benefits, measures them, then allocate resources to the organizations, based on determining how much these benefits have been satisfied.
Some of the items that could be used to measure the benefits;
The list can be extended with various items. The people could vote to determine which parameters should be used and their importance within each other. The rest is up to the organizations, more benefits to the society means more resources.
This system could be implemented next to the existing systems. Ideal way of creating a "resource pool" that the people can control through this system, would be to collect some portion of the money from every transaction, like value added tax but with two important exceptions;


RSDMotionRecord
public struct RSDMotionRecord : RSDSampleRecord, RSDDelimiterSeparatedEncodable
A RSDMotionRecord
is a Codable
implementation of RSDSampleRecord
that can be used
to record a sample from one of the core motion sensors or calculated vectors of the
CMDeviceMotion
data object.
- example:
// Example json for a codable record.
func testMotionRecord_Attitude() {
let json = """
{
"timestamp" : 1.2498140833340585,
"stepPath" : "Cardio Stair Step/heartRate.after/heartRate",
"sensorType" : "attitude",
"referenceCoordinate" : "North-West-Up",
"heading" : 270.25,
"eventAccuracy" : 4,
"x" : 0.064788818359375,
"y" : -0.1324615478515625,
"z" : -0.9501953125,
"w" : 1
}
""".data(using: .utf8)! // our data in native (JSON) format
Seealso
CodableMotionRecorderTests.swiftunit tests for additional examples.
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System clock time.
Declaration
Swift
public let uptime: TimeInterval?
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Time that the system has been awake since last reboot.
Declaration
Swift
public let timestamp: TimeInterval?
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An identifier marking the current step.
Declaration
Swift
public let stepPath: String
-
The date timestamp when the measurement was taken (if available).
Declaration
Swift
public let timestampDate: Date?
-
The sensor type for this record sample.
Note
Ifnil
then this is a decoded log file marker used to mark step transitions.Declaration
Swift
public let sensorType: RSDMotionRecorderType?
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A number marking the sensor accuracy of the magnetic field sensor.
Declaration
Swift
public let eventAccuracy: Int?
-
Used for an
attitude
record type to describe the reference frame.Declaration
Swift
public let referenceCoordinate: RSDAttitudeReferenceFrame?
-
The heading angle in the range [0,360) degrees with respect to the CMAttitude reference frame. A negative value is returned for
CMAttitudeReferenceFrame.xArbitraryZVertical
andCMAttitudeReferenceFrame.xArbitraryCorrectedZVertical
reference coordinates.Declaration
Swift
public let heading: Double?
-
The
x
component of the vector measurement for this sensor sample.Declaration
Swift
public let x: Double?
-
The
y
component of the vector measurement for this sensor sample.Declaration
Swift
public let y: Double?
-
The
z
component of the vector measurement for this sensor sample.Declaration
Swift
public let z: Double?
-
The
w
component of the vector measurement for this sensor sample. Used by the attitude quaternion.Declaration
Swift
public let w: Double?
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Initialize from a raw sensor data point.
Declaration
Swift
public init(stepPath: String, data: RSDVectorData, referenceClock: RSDClock? = nil)
Parameters
startUptime
System clock uptime when the recorder was started.
stepPath
The current step path.
data
The raw sensor data to record.
-
Initialize from a
CMDeviceMotion
for a given sensor type or calculated vector.Declaration
Swift
public init?(stepPath: String, data: CMDeviceMotion, referenceFrame: CMAttitudeReferenceFrame, sensorType: RSDMotionRecorderType, referenceClock: RSDClock? = nil)
Parameters
startUptime
System clock uptime when the recorder was started.
stepPath
The current step path.
data
The
CMDeviceMotion
data sample from which to record information.referenceFrame
The
CMAttitudeReferenceFrame
for this recording.sensorType
The recorder type for which to record the vector.
-
Declaration
Swift
public static func codingKeys() -> [CodingKey]


McCray scores 12 to carry Pacific over Florida A&M 76-54
HONOLULU (AP) - Amari McCray had 12 points as Pacific easily beat Florida A&M; 76-54 on Sunday at the Outrigger Resorts Rainbow Classic.
Gary Chivichyan and Justin Moore added 11 points apiece for Pacific (2-1) and Broc Finstuen scored 10.
Daniss Jenkins, the Tigers’ second leading scorer coming into the matchup at 10 points per game, scored just two on 1-of-6 shooting.
M.J. Randolph and Brendon Myles each scored 12 points for the Rattlers (0-3).
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FILM TITLE: MURIEL'S WEDDING DIRECTOR: P. J. HOGAN COUNTRY: AUSTRALIA 1994 CINEMATOGRAPHY: MARTIN MCGRATH MUSIC: PETER BEST & ABBA CAST: Tony Colette ( Muriel ), Bill Hunter, Rachel Griffiths, Rosalind Hammond SUPER FEATURES: Great little story. Well done
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It is hard to say that this is a bad film, as the story is so nice, and so well done. And it gets your attention as it is moving along.
 She just isn't that good looking, and carries a few extra pounds that cause her to be laughed at. But this does not deter her abilities and her desire.
To grow up, or force it upon herself, she has to create a bit of a lie, and an opportunity to do just so allows her to get out of town and move to the city, where she can give herself a chance to grow.
As time goes by, she makes a friend or two, and learns to relate a little. She has also incurred a large expenditure of dad's money so she could leave town and start her new life. This she intends to pay, but this expenditure causes a terrible flap in her parent's life. The father is accused of swindling the money, and it pretty much breaks his political career, which is shady at best in any case. But it makes the family situation with the other brothers and sisters even worse.
But things are improving for Muriel. Her new life is getting better, and she gets into an arranged marriage, which is actually a nice setup for her, and an advantage for her new husband. He is a foreigner that has defected from an oppressive country, and he has the ability to make it to the Olympics, and his marrying an Australian girl allows him to fulfill that dream, and give the country a chance at a medal.
While things get tough, and this marriage seems doomed to fail, the eventual honesty, and Muriel's desire to get a fresh start, finally pay off... and so does this film.
Much seems to be expected and desired from this film, but in its own way it surprises. It's never pretentious, and it does not overstep its abilities. It is well written and it is designed well, so that its characters make the best of it.
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| Class | public class MapEvent |
| Inheritance | MapEvent CollectionEvent flash.events.Event |
Features
The MapEvent
provides additionally to the base collection event:
map
key
IMapIterator
iterator()
See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| COLLECTION_CHANGED : String = "collectionChanged" [static]
Event type of all collection events.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| item : *
The affected item.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| ITEM_ADDED : String = "itemAdded" [static]
Event kind of an item insertion event.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| ITEM_REMOVED : String = "itemRemoved" [static]
Event kind of an item removal event.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| ITEM_REPLACED : String = "itemReplaced" [static]
Event kind of an item replacement event.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| items : Array
The affected items.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| key : *
The key of the affected item.
| MapEvent | ||
| kind : String
The event kind.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| map : IMap
The bindable map.
| MapEvent | ||
| numItems : int
Number of added or removed items.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| RESET : String = "reset" [static]
Event kind of collection reset events.
| CollectionEvent |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
MapEvent constructor.
| MapEvent | ||
|
Returns an iterator pointing to the position of the affected item.
| CollectionEvent |
| key | property |
public var key:*
The key of the affected item.
Only set for the event kinds CollectionEvent.ITEM_ADDED
,
CollectionEvent.ITEM_REPLACED
, CollectionEvent.ITEM_REMOVED
.
undefined
if the event kind is CollectionEvent.RESET
.
| map | property |
public var map:IMap
The bindable map.
| MapEvent | () | constructor |
public function MapEvent(theKind:String, theMap:IMap, theKey:*, theItem:*)
MapEvent constructor.
ParameterstheKind:String — The event kind.
|
|
theMap:IMap — The map.
|
|
theKey:* — The key of the item added, removed or replaced.
|
|
theItem:* — The affected item in a singular operation.
|


Migration Guide
Migrating from v5 to v6
Various breaking changes to the management API exist in v6. They are as follows:
Removal of non-paging GetAll methods
Previously various Auth0 management endpoints were exposed with GetAll methods that did not take a PagingInfo parameter. These have been deprecated server-side and most were marked as [Obsolete]
in v5.
Now, in v6 those methods have been removed entirely. If you were previously calling a Client class's GetAll method without thinking about paging you should now consider how you want to handle pages of results in your application and use the equivalent overload with a PagingInfo parameter.
Removal of IManagementApi interface
This interface was removed as adding new endpoints such as Roles and Guardian - now in v6 - are a breaking change because we need to add them both to our concrete ManagementApi class and the IManagementApi interface. As this library is a concrete implementation of calling the Auth0 management APIs and not a general abstraction layer over management this interface served no purpose.
It has therefore been removed.
Removal of I*Client interfaces
Each management client - e.g. UsersClient - had an equivalent IUserClient interface that replicated the API signature and in a lot of cases the XML documentation.
Again, having this interface means that as Auth0 add server endpoints we break the interface contract every single time.
This is again, unacceptable given the purpose of this SDK and so these interfaces have been removed.


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For a newbie, the world of crypto may seem complex in the beginning, when all these new terms fall on your heads. In order to get to the bottom of it, you need to start with the most basic ones: what is cryptocurrency, how it is different from digital money, what are its features, and more. In this article, we’ll provide you with a detailed explanation of these notions and help you understand the nature of crypto and why it is gaining popularity with every day.
Cryptocurrency is sort of digital money: the coins exist only in the electronic form and are intangible. The main technology behind crypto is data encryption which allows for anonymity and safety of transactions.
Another important feature of crypto is that they normally operate on the blockchain network which brushes aside the need of any third party and makes the payment system decentralized.
Consecutively, blockchain technology provides the opportunity for peer-to-peer transactions implying that you can send any amount of money anywhere in the world without the necessity of getting an approval from your bank. On the flipside, cryptocurrencies can be erased from your wallet or lost in case of your device breakdown or if you simply lose the private keys, as there is no central storage of your money.
There are over 2,000 active cryptocurrencies today. The most popular ones are Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Litecoin.
Bitcoin was created in 2008. Bitcoin creators have been encouraged to work on a new means of payment to make transactions faster and accessible to everyone as the multiple banks at that time were being accused of charging high fees and had slow and uncomfortable money transfer systems. As a result, the first cryptocurrency was born. People used their hardware and “mined” Bitcoin, or simply buy it in an exchange. BTC has gained popularity around the globe, and now it is accepted as a means of payment in many places like stores, restaurants or even hospitals. Today, Bitcoin is considered to be more reliable than even some national currencies in the third world countries, as it is the case of Venezuela.
In contrast to cryptocurrency with its encryption features and blockchain technology, digital currencies are a generic term encompassing all money in the electronic form. In a legal sense, digital money acts exactly as fiat and is regulated by law. You can use it to pay for services, buy goods or simply send to other people. Any currency that can be transferred online falls into the category of digital money, including crypto.
Consecutively, one of the main features of digital money is its intangibility. Fiat money is converted into digital form and is stored in electronic wallets afterwards.
Finally, due to its intangible nature, digital money is transactable online, so you are able to perform instantaneous transactions simply by having access to your wallet.
The most obvious and common example of digital money is Paypal: its creation has facilitated cross-border financial transactions and reduced the time of payment processing. Another bright example of digital currencies is WebMoney which is an online payment system. Users have electronic wallets where they keep funds in the digital form.
Similarities between cryptocurrencies and digital money
Intangibility
Both crypto and digital currencies are intangible and are stored in electronic form.
Identification process Both forms of money require a user information but at different stages. You’ll need to pass through KYC (Know Your Customer) procedure before buying crypto (this is how crypto exchanges protect themselves from money laundering and illegal financial activities), but afterwards there is no need to indicate your personal details. However, user’s information is disclosed in the case of making a transaction with digital money.
Involvement of third party The third similarity concerns the manipulation of transactions. Even though crypto transactions are decentralized and approved by the community, it still depends on how much money is being sent, and in some cases the transactions might be stopped, as in the case of digital money.
Digital money is a broader concept than crypto
To begin with, digital money is a more general term. Cryptocurrencies are digital money, but digital money may not be exactly crypto in a particular case: it could be any national coin in the electronic form as well.
Digital money doesn’t require encryption
One of the main differences lies in the very nature of these currencies: while digital money is not classified, cryptocurrencies are more specific and require encryption. Thus, even though both forms of assets are transactable online, they are presented in different forms.
Digital money is centralized, while crypto is decentralized
Another distinction is that digital currencies are centralized, and all the transactions are regulated by special bodies. So, in order to make payment, you’ll need to get an approval from a regulatory authority. Contrary, crypto is decentralized, all the transactions are approved by the community, and there is no regulatory authority over transactions.
Different level of anonymity
Cryptocurrencies offer a bigger level of anonymity. While to perform a transaction with digital money, you’ll need to pass through verification process, and the transaction details will include information about the sender and the recipient, in the case of crypto, you’ll need only to specify your wallet address which doesn’t contain any personal information. However, you’ll be required to pass through the verification process to buy crypto in the first place, so cryptocurrencies don’t offer fully anonymous transactions.
Crypto offers transparency of transactions
Even though personal information is hidden for transactions in crypto, it is possible to check all the transfers for a specific wallet if you know the wallet address, so crypto offers a full transparency by placing the revenue streams in a public chain. Contrary, digital currency transfers are confidential, and it is not possible to check on other users.
Different regulatory bases
Regulations governing digital money utilization have been elaborated by most countries, for example, there is Directive 2009/110/EC establishing the legal framework for digital currencies within the European Union. However, crypto is still in its infancy stage, so its status hasn’t been finalized in the majority of countries.
Crypto offers irrevocable transactions
Transactions made in crypto are irrevocable which is due to its decentralized nature: there is no third party involved in the process, so as soon as you make a payment, it is not possible to stop or cancel it. On the other hand, digital payment maybe be revocable. Thus, in case of a mistake, you’ll be able to contact the responsible authority and request a cancellation of the transaction if there are reasonable grounds.
Faster and more private transactions
Crypto provides users with fast payments: some blockchains are able of processing several transactions per second at their pick, and the average processing time for one transaction is short as well (for example, 3.74 for XRP ledger close time). Contrary, a common bank payment is normally processed during 3 to 5 days. With faster transactions, your business will work faster as well.
Cross-border payments
Furthermore, you are not limited by geographical borders as it’s the case of sending money via banks: cryptocurrency can be received anywhere in the world. This feature brings international payments to a new level and is very advantageous for industries and corporations.
Transparency and decentralization
The full transparency of crypto allows for the accessibility of data to everyone, as the information about each transaction is saved on a blockchain shared ledger and shared in real time. Once registered, the data can’t be erased, so there is less chance of giving room to fraud.
Building a sustainable and cost-efficient infrastructure
With the blockchain technology and smart contracts used to their best extent, the international market could come up with a new infrastructure that will be less costly and much more efficient. There will be no human involvement providing for faster payment processing and reducing the likelihood of a mistake in manual calculations.
Briefly, digital money is a generic terms for any assets in the electronic form. Cryptocurrencies are a part of digital money, but they have several unique features, such as encryption process, decentralization, anonymous and fast transactions, and more. Today, more and more people understand the benefits of using crypto coins which promotes further development of the blockchain technology and crypto solutions.


The Zend\Filter component provides a set of commonly needed data filters. It also provides a simple filter chaining mechanism by which multiple filters may be applied to a single datum in a user-defined order.
In the physical world, a filter is typically used for removing unwanted portions of input, and the desired portion of the input passes through as filter output (e.g., coffee). In such scenarios, a filter is an operator that produces a subset of the input. This type of filtering is useful for web applications - removing illegal input, trimming unnecessary white space, etc.
This basic definition of a filter may be extended to include generalized transformations upon input. A common transformation applied in web applications is the escaping of HTML entities. For example, if a form field is automatically populated with untrusted input (e.g., from a web browser), this value should either be free of HTML entities or contain only escaped HTML entities, in order to prevent undesired behavior and security vulnerabilities. To meet this requirement, HTML entities that appear in the input must either be removed or escaped. Of course, which approach is more appropriate depends on the situation. A filter that removes the HTML entities operates within the scope of the first definition of filter - an operator that produces a subset of the input. A filter that escapes the HTML entities, however, transforms the input (e.g., “&” is transformed to “&”). Supporting such use cases for web developers is important, and “to filter,” in the context of using Zend\Filter, means to perform some transformations upon input data.
Having this filter definition established provides the foundation for Zend\Filter\FilterInterface, which requires a single method named filter() to be implemented by a filter class.
Following is a basic example of using a filter upon two input data, the ampersand (&) and double quote (“) characters:
1 2 3 4 | $htmlEntities = new Zend\Filter\HtmlEntities();
echo $htmlEntities->filter('&'); // &
echo $htmlEntities->filter('"'); // "
|
Also, if a Filter inherits from Zend\Filter\AbstractFilter (just like all out-of-the-box Filters) you can also use them as such:
1 2 3 4 | $strtolower = new Zend\Filter\StringToLower;
echo $strtolower('I LOVE ZF2!'); // i love zf2!
$zf2love = $strtolower('I LOVE ZF2!');
|
If it is inconvenient to load a given filter class and create an instance of the filter, you can use StaticFilter with it’s method execute() as an alternative invocation style. The first argument of this method is a data input value, that you would pass to the filter() method. The second argument is a string, which corresponds to the basename of the filter class, relative to the Zend\Filter namespace. The execute() method automatically loads the class, creates an instance, and applies the filter() method to the data input.
1 | echo StaticFilter::execute('&', 'HtmlEntities');
|
You can also pass an array of constructor arguments, if they are needed for the filter class.
1 2 3 | echo StaticFilter::execute('"',
'HtmlEntities',
array('quotestyle' => ENT_QUOTES));
|
The static usage can be convenient for invoking a filter ad hoc, but if you have the need to run a filter for multiple inputs, it’s more efficient to follow the first example above, creating an instance of the filter object and calling its filter() method.
Also, the FilterChain class allows you to instantiate and run multiple filter and validator classes on demand to process sets of input data. See FilterChain.
You can set and receive the FilterPluginManager for the StaticFilter to amend the standard filter classes.
1 2 3 4 5 | $pluginManager = StaticFilter::getPluginManager()->setInvokableClass(
'myNewFilter', 'MyCustom\Filter\MyNewFilter'
);
StaticFilter::setPluginManager(new MyFilterPluginManager());
|
This is useful when adding custom filters to be used by the StaticFilter.
When using two filters after each other you have to keep in mind that it is often not possible to get the original output by using the opposite filter. Take the following example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | $original = "my_original_content";
// Attach a filter
$filter = new Zend\Filter\Word\UnderscoreToCamelCase();
$filtered = $filter->filter($original);
// Use it's opposite
$filter2 = new Zend\Filter\Word\CamelCaseToUnderscore();
$filtered = $filter2->filter($filtered)
|
The above code example could lead to the impression that you will get the original output after the second filter has been applied. But thinking logically this is not the case. After applying the first filter my_original_content will be changed to MyOriginalContent. But after applying the second filter the result is My_Original_Content.
As you can see it is not always possible to get the original output by using a filter which seems to be the opposite. It depends on the filter and also on the given input.
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A Time Line of Musks Businesses
Zip2
Founded: 1995
Founders: Elon Musk, Kimbal Musk & Greg Kouri
Sold: 1999 for $307 Million
X.com & PayPal
X.com Founded: 1999
Founders: Elon Musk, Harris Fricker, Christopher Payne, and Ed Ho
Merged: 2000 with Confinity (PayPal)
Sold: 2002 for $1.5 Billion
SpaceX
Founded: 2002
Founders: Elon Musk
Revenue: $2 Billion
Tesla
Founded: 2003
Founders: Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning
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Microvia Checks
HDI Drill (Microvia) Analysis
Provides advanced drill analysis for
HDI design. This includes more detailed drill checks with respect to the
special microvia requirements. Signal layer and soldermask-related issues are
checked as well.
Microvia Checks
assumes that the laser drill is drilled from the outermost layer.
Definitions
Drill Type is defined according to the .drill attribute value (PTH, NPTH, Via). If a
hole has no .drill attribute
, the default is PTH for through drills and Via for blind/buried drills. In
addition, vias can be further classified according to the .via_type attribute (Standard/Micro). If a via
hole has no .via_type attribute, the default is
Standard.
Check parameters are computed
implicitly according to the relevant ranges. For example, the maximal PTH to
Via spacing reported is the green value of the category pth2via_spacing .
All spacings are measured edge-to-edge.
Aspect Ratio (diameter-to-depth) is
computed according to the .depth (drill)
layer attribute, which should keep the total board thickness pierced by this
drill layer (the actual drill depth). If not defined, a maximal depth for the
minimal (red) aspect ratio will be reported per drill diameter/type.
Annular Ring/Missing Pad side
(top/bottom) refers to the job matrix and not to the actual drill direction.
Drill-to-copper spacing is reported
only when a drill does not touch copper, and annular ring is reported only when
a drill is fully covered by copper. Otherwise, drill-touches-copper is
reported.
Measurements reported by checks from
the Drill Test list are added to input drill layers. Measurements reported by
checks from Signal and SM Test lists are added to the corresponding Signal/SM
layer.
Tests
Drill Test List
Drill-related checks that can be
applied to drill layers.
*
Spacing - reports spacing between all
drills from the input layer and all drill layers piercing at least one common
board layer (including the input layer itself).
*
Overlap - reports overlap (full or
partial) between all drills from the input layer and all drill layers piercing
at least one common board layer (including the input layer itself).
*
Spatial Spacing - reports spacing between
all drills from the input layer and all drill layers terminating on adjacent
board layers and NOT piercing a common board layer (for blind/buried drills
only).
*
Spatial Overlap - reports overlap
between all drills from the input layer and all drill layers terminating on
adjacent board layers and NOT piercing a common board layer (for blind/buried
drills only).
*
Aspect Ratio - reports aspect ratio
and/or maximum drill depth.
Signal Test List
Signal-related checks that can be
applied to drill layers relative to signal layers pierced by input drill
layers.
*
Annular Ring -
reports annular ring and copper crossed by drill.
*
Copper Spacing - reports
drill-to-copper spacing.
*
Missing Pad -
reports missing pads for drills.
*
Registration -
reports drills misregistered relative to pads.
SM Test List
Soldermask-related checks that can be
applied to drill layers. Top/bottom soldermask layers will be checked only if
the input drill layer pierces a top/bottom board layer. (Genesis assumes that soldermask
layers are outer layers.)
*
Annular Ring - reports annular ring and soldermask
crossed by drill.
*
Coverage - reports drill-to-soldermask spacing.
*
Covered Drills - reports covered drills.
Attributes
|
Attribute
|
Description
|
|
...min_X2Y_spacing
|
minimal
spacing between drills (X and Y are one of PTH,
NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...typ_X2Y_spacing
|
typical spacing between drills (X and Y are one of PTH,
NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...num_X2Y_overlap
|
number of
overlaps between drills (X and Y are one of PTH,
NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...min_X2Y_spatial_spacing
|
minimal
spatial spacing between drills (X and Y are one
of PTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...typ_X2Y_spatial_spacing
|
typical
spatial spacing between drills (X and Y are one of
PTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...num_X2Y_spatial_overlap
|
number of
spatial overlaps between drills (X and Y are one of
PTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...min_X_Y_ar
|
minimal signal
annular ring (X is one of PTH, Via, Microvia, Y is
one of top, bottom, inner)
|
|
...typ_X_Y_ar
|
typical signal
annular ring (X is one of PTH, Via, Microvia, Y is
one of top, bottom, inner)
|
|
...min_npth_ar
|
minimal signal
annular ring for NPTH
|
|
...typ_npth_ar
|
typical signal
annular ring for NPTH
|
|
...min_X2cu_spacing
|
minimal drill to
copper spacing on signal layer (X is one of PTH,
NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...typ_X2cu_spacing
|
typical drill
to copper spacing on signal layer
(X is one of PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...num_X_missing_Y_pad
|
number of
drills with no pads on the corresponding signal layer
(X is one of
PTH, Via, Microvia; Y is one of top, bottom, inner)
|
|
...num_npth_missing_pad
|
number of
NPTHs with no pads on signal layer
|
|
...num_X_crosses_cu
|
number of
drills crossing copper (X is one of PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...min_X_reg
|
minimal drill
misregistration relative to the signal layer (X is
one of PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...typ_X_reg
|
typical drill
misregistration relative to the signal layer (X is one
of PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...min_X_sm_ar
|
minimal
soldermask annular ring (X is one of PTH, Via,
Microvia)
|
|
...typ_X_sm_ar
|
typical
soldermask annular ring (X is one of PTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...num_X_crosses_sm
|
number of drills crossing soldermask (X is one of PTH, NPTH, Via,
Microvia)
|
|
...num_X_covered
|
number of
drills covered by soldermask (X is one of PTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...min_X_coverage
|
minimal drill
to soldermask opening spacing on soldermask layer
(X is one of
PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...typ_X_coverage
|
typical drill
to soldermask opening spacing on soldermask layer (X is one of PTH, NPTH,
Via, Microvia)
|
|
...min_X_aspect_ratio
|
minimal aspect
ratio (X is one of PTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...typ_X_aspect_ratio
|
typical aspect ratio (X is one of PTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
...min_X_max_depth
|
minimal max
depth (X is one of PTH, Via, Microvia)
|
|
|
|
Categories
X-to-Y Spacing (Drill Test List / Spacing)-X
and Y are one of: PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X-to-Y Spacing
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X2Y_spacing
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pads
representing two drills
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Drill layer(s)
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure
sufficient drill-to-drill spacing on a board layer.
|
|
Function
|
Report spacing
between all drills from the input layer and all
drill layers piercing at least one common board layer (including the input
layer itself). Max spacing to search is defined by the green range value of
the category.
|
|
Activation
|
Spacing check
in Drill Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X-to-Y Overlap (Drill Test List / Overlap)-X
and Y are one of: PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X-to-Y Overlap
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X2Y_overlap
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pads
representing two drills
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Drill layer(s)
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To find overlapping
drills on a board layer.
|
|
Function
|
Reports
overlaps (full or partial) between all drills from the input layer and all
drill layers piercing at least one common board
layer (including the input layer itself).
|
|
Activation
|
Overlap check in
Drill Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X-to-Y Spatial Spacing (Drill Test List /
Spatial Spacing) - X and Y are one of: PTH,
Via, Microvia ..
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X-to-Y Spatial
Spacing
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X2Y_spatial_spacing
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pads
representing two drills
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Drill layer(s)
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure
sufficient drill-to-drill spacing on adjacent board
layers where the drills terminate.
|
|
Function
|
Reports
spacing between all drills from the input layer and all drill layers
terminating on adjacent board layers and NOT piercing a common board layer.
Max spacing to search is defined by the green range
value of the category.
|
|
Activation
|
Spatial
Spacing check in Drill Test List is selected and both drill layers are
blind/buried.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X-to-Y Spatial Overlap (Drill Test List /
Spatial Overlap) - X and Y are one of: PTH,
Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X-to-Y Spatial
Overlap
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X2Y_spatial_overlap
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pads
representing two drills
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Drill layer(s)
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To find
overlapping drills on adjacent board layers where
the drills terminate.
|
|
Function
|
Reports
overlaps (full or partial) between all drills from the input layer and all
drill layers terminating on adjacent board layers and NOT piercing a common
board layer.
|
|
Activation
|
Spatial Overlap check in Drill Test List is selected and both
drill layers are blind/buried.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X Aspect Ratio (Drill Test List / Aspect
Ratio) - X is one of: PTH, Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X Aspect Ratio
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_aspect_ratio
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Circle
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pads
representing drill
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure that
the aspect ratio fits the process requirements.
|
|
Function
|
Reports aspect
ratio for all drills if v_compute_typ_aspect_ratio = yes, and for one drill of each symbol of
the given type if
v_compute_typ_aspect_ratio = no.
|
|
Activation
|
Aspect Ratio check
in Drill Test List is selected and the .depth attribute is defined for the
drill layer.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X Max Depth (Drill Test List / Aspect Ratio)
-X is one of: PTH, Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X Max Depth
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_max_depth
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Circle
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pads
representing drill
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure that
the aspect ratio fits the process requirements.
|
|
Function
|
Reports max
depth for drill according to the min allowed (red) aspect ratio for all
drills if
v_compute_typ_aspect_ratio =
yes , and for one
drill of each symbol of the given type if
v_compute_typ_aspect_ratio = no.
|
|
Activation
|
Aspect Ratio check
in Drill Test List is selected and the .depth attribute is not defined for the
drill layer, or
v_always_check_max_depth = yes .
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X Y Annular Ring (Signal Test
List / Annular Ring) -X is one of PTH, Via, Microvia, Y is one of: Top, Bottom, Inner .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X Y Annular
Ring
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_Y_ar
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Signal Layer
shape and Pad representing a drill.
|
|
Layers Displayed
|
Signal Layer
and Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure
sufficient annular ring.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
where the annular ring on the corresponding signal layer is less than the
green range value of the category. The side of the layer (top/bottom/inner) is relative to the drill layer as
defined in the job matrix.
|
|
Activation
|
Annular Ring
check in Signal Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
NPTH Annular Ring (Signal Test List / Annular
Ring)
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
NPTH Annular
Ring
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
NPTH_ar
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Signal Layer
shape and Pad representing an NPTH
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Signal Layer
and Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure
sufficient annular ring
|
|
Function
|
Reports
non-plated drills where the annular ring on the
corresponding signal layer is less than the green range value of the
category.
|
|
Activation
|
Annular Ring check
in Signal Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X Crosses Copper (Signal Test List / Annular
Ring -X is one of: PTH, NPTH, Via,
Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X Crosses
Copper
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_crosses_cu
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Circle
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Signal Layer
shape and Pad representing a drill
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Signal Layer
and Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To find drills
crossing copper on a signal layer.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
partially covered by copper.
|
|
Activation
|
Annular Ring
check in Signal Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X Missing Y Pad (Signal Test List / Missing
Pad)- X is one of: PTH, Via, Microvia ; Y is
one of: Top, Bottom, Inner .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X Missing Y
Pad
|
|
Internal Name
|
X_missing_Y
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Circle
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pad
representing a drill
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Signal Layer
and Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure that
drill is covered by pad/copper.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
with no pad in the corresponding signal layer.
If v_require_pad_X = no , only drills which are not covered
by copper will be reported. Also, the value of v_missing_pad_X_mode is considered with respect to the
layer side relative to the drill layer as defined in the job matrix.
|
|
Activation
|
Missing Pad
check in Signal Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
NPTH Missing Pad (Signal Test List / Missing Pad)
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
NPTH Missing
Pad
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
npth_missing
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Circle
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pad
representing a drill
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Signal Layer
and Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure that
drill is covered by pad/copper.
|
|
Function
|
Reports NPTH
drills with no pad in the corresponding signal layer.
|
|
Activation
|
Missing Pad
check in Signal Test List is selected and v_check_missing_pad_npth
= yes .
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X-to-Copper Spacing (Signal Test List /
Copper Spacing) - X is one of: PTH, NPTH,
Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X-to-Copper
Spacing
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X2cu_spacing
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pad
representing a drill and Signal Layer shape
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Signal Layer
and Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure
sufficient spacing from drill to (unconnected) copper.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
close to the copper which do not cover it. Max spacing to search is defined
by the green range value of the category.
If v_report_all_spacings = yes , then all spacing violations (less
then max) are reported. Otherwise only the smallest spacing violation is
reported.
|
|
Activation
|
Copper Spacing
check in Signal Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X Registration (Signal Test List /
Registration) - X is one of: PTH, NPTH,
Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X Registration
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_reg
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pad
representing a drill and Signal Layer pad
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
Signal Layer
and Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure drill
registration relative to the corresponding signal layer pad.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
misregistered relative to the corresponding pad in the signal layer (drill
and pad have different centers). Max misregistration to search is defined by the green range value of the
category.
|
|
Activation
|
Registration
check in Signal Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X SM Annular Ring (SMTest List / Annular
Ring) - X is one of: PTH, Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X SM Annular Ring
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_sm_ar
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
SM Layer shape
and Pad representing a drill
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
SM Layer and
Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure
sufficient annular ring.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
where the annular ring on the corresponding sm
layer is less than the green range value of the category.
|
|
Activation
|
Annular Ring
check in SM Test List is selected and the drill layer pierces (at least one)
outer layer.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X Crosses SM (SM Test List / Annular Ring) -
X is one of: PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X Crosses SM
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_crosses_sm
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Circle
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
SM Layer shape
and Pad representing a drill
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
SM Layer and Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To find drills
crossing solder.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
partially covered by soldermask.
|
|
Activation
|
Annular Ring
check in SM Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
Covered X (SM Test List / Covered Drills) - X
is one of: PTH, Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
Covered X
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_covered
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Circle
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pad
representing a drill
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
SM Layer and
Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure that
the drill which pierces the outer layer is exposed
by the corresponding soldermask.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
which are covered by the soldermask (there are no shapes covering the drill
in the corresponding sm layer).
|
|
Activation
|
Covered Drills
check in SM Test List is selected and the drill
layer pierces (at least one) outer layer.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|
X Coverage (SM Test List / Coverage) - X is
one of: PTH, NPTH, Via, Microvia .
|
Item
|
Details
|
|
Full Name
|
X Coverage
|
|
Internal ERF
Name
|
X_coverage
|
|
Measurement
Shape
|
Segment
|
|
Measurement
ID(s)
|
Pad
representing a drill and SM Layer shape
|
|
Layers
Displayed
|
SM Layer and
Drill layer
|
|
Picture
|
|
|
Purpose
|
To ensure
sufficient spacing from drill to the soldermask opening.
|
|
Function
|
Reports drills
close to the soldermask opening which do not expose
that drill. Max spacing to search is defined by the green range value of the
category.
If v_report_all_coverages=yes , then all spacing violations (less
then max) are reported. Otherwise only the smallest spacing violation is
reported.
|
|
Activation
|
Copper Spacing
check in Signal Test List is selected.
|
|
Known
Limitations
|
|


See the
Configuration page
for instructions on how to configure this.
Entity Config (fcm-listen result)
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C Training
1.0
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
Data Structures | |
| struct | node |
| struct | List |
| struct | HashTable |
| class | LRUCache |
Macros | |
| #define | HASH_SIZE 500 |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct node | Node |
Functions | |
| Node * | newNode (int key, int value) |
| void | printDLL (Node *head) |
| void | freeDLL (Node *head) |
| LRUCache * | lRUCacheCreate (int capacity) |
| int | hashFunction (int key) |
| int | lRUCacheGet (LRUCache *obj, int key) |
| void | lRUCachePut (LRUCache *obj, int key, int value) |
| void | lRUCacheFree (LRUCache *obj) |
source: https://leetcode.com/problems/lru-cache/
What if the key is greater than HASH_SIZE, there exists confliction, what will happens then?
Clearly, my code doesn't put this case into consideration, so I need to make HASH_SIZE as large as possible
| #define HASH_SIZE 500 |
| void freeDLL | ( | Node * | head | ) |
| int hashFunction | ( | int | key | ) |
hashFunction convert the key to a specifc index, which you can use to access the corresponding value in the array
| LRUCache* lRUCacheCreate | ( | int | capacity | ) |
| void lRUCacheFree | ( | LRUCache * | obj | ) |
| int lRUCacheGet | ( | LRUCache * | obj, |
| int | key | ||
| ) |
If the key is in the LRU cache, return the corresponding value, return -1 otherwise, meanwhile, adjust the position of items in LRUCache
| void lRUCachePut | ( | LRUCache * | obj, |
| int | key, | ||
| int | value | ||
| ) |
When you put a pair of key and value, update the DLL(both the order and total number of nodes) and hashtable
| Node* newNode | ( | int | key, |
| int | value | ||
| ) |
| void printDLL | ( | Node * | head | ) |
Display the double linked list
from head node to tail node


Being a member of a marching band since I was 12 years old, I was thrilled when the The Roots of Music asked me to work with them. ROM is a non-profit that focuses on providing music education, academic support, and mentorship for New Orleans youths.
Ever since ROM first launched they have a identified with a seal that represented the organic mission of the organization. It served them well for their first few years, but as they grew and evolved they needed something that would be distinctive, easily consumed, and remembered.
After drafting and designing an endless amount of different icons we felt accurately described the company's mission. The result is a logo and set of letters that picks up on the playful nature of ROM as well as the professionalism of the student musicians:
The SMART principles of good logo design are:
This sounds easier said then done. Building an effective logo takes a lot of elbow grease. Play into your strengths and try to minimize your weaknesses.
Just for fun, here's an alternate version that will be used for apparel:


WITNESS LIST Civil Practices Committee March 30, 2005-2:00P HB 425 For: Wilbert, Curtis (TCJC Unlock Your Vote Dir of Outreach) HB 1385 For: Stretcher, Keith (City of Midland) Against: Cokinos, Gregory (Self and AGC - Texas Building Branch) Harvey, Jay (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Association) On: Cruz, Ted (Office of the Attorney General) Monson, Kristofer S. (Office of the Attorney General) HB 2039 For: Cokinos, Gregory (Self and AGC - Texas Building Branch) Farris, Anna (Associated Builders & Contractors of Greater Houston & ABC of Texas) Ringo, Richard (Self and RBR Construction Inc.) Vaughn, Tom (Vaughn Construction) Ward, John R. (Self and Texas Surety Federation) Workman, Paul (Workman Commercial) Against: Clark, Todd (Texas Association of School Boards and Council of School Attorneys) Stretcher, Keith (City of Midland) HB 2987 For: Williams, Henry D. (Self) Young, Danae (Self) Chapter 125, CPRC On: Alexander, Dana S. (Bigelow Management Budget Suites) Cornelius, Marshall L (Self) Davenport, Dale (Jim's Car Wash) Davenport, Freddy J. (Jim's Car Wash) Edmondson, Barbara (Self) Gaumond, Paul F (Bigelow Management Inc, Budget Suites) Henigsman, Gerald (Self and Apartment Assoc. of Greater Dallas) Jamal, Sam (Self) Kang, Chuck (Chuck's Car Wash) Phillips, Russell (Citizens National Bank) Sanders, Shelia (Self) Singleton III, Marvin (Mark) E. (Citizens National Bank in Waxahachie) Space, Chuck (Southwest Car Wash Assn.)


Compare that with the services that have been offered by the e-banking applications traditionally:- Viewing of account balances and transaction histories; paying of bills; transferring of funds between accounts; requesting credit card advances and Ordering checks etc,etc. All of this doesn't sound too exciting, now does it?
Looking at the services offered by digital wallets and e-banking applications side by side it's not hard to see why digital wallets have gained so much popularity in such a short period of time.
Where as digital wallets have focussed on making their services appeal to as wide an audience as possible, the e-banking applications have more or less been confined to their own ecosystem. An app for bank X will only be useful for the customers of that bank and while there's nothing wrong in making life easier for your existing users the side effect of this tactic has been that it becomes hard to attract new customers which leaves the market wide open.
An e-banking application is perceived as nothing more than another bullet point in the bank's list of features and benefits. Unless you are an existing customer an e-banking application fails to provide any compelling reason for you to try it.
And as it often happens a customer usually has more than one bank account. So if he's used to Bank X's app and Bank Y's app feels "unintuitive" or worse misses a feature it would be promptly discarded. What happens in these situations is that you have Banks X,Y and Z and they have their apps that are all alike save tiny differences in the colour scheme or notification jingles.
We have a problem.
The problem statement
Banks have long enjoyed their standing as influential financial institutions. Sure there were these wallet thingummies popping up every now and then but the real money was still being handled by them. Some banks might even have looked at this whole digital wallets business rather amusingly and let the little ones play while they rested satisfied in the knowledge that their cake was safe in the refrigerator.
Imagine the shock then, when you wake up one morning, brush your teeth, pick up the newspaper and looking forward to read about a $100M investment in yet another wallet app , you proceed to the refrigerator only to discover that the cake has a slice missing. Early morning is not a good time for surprises. What with the loss of appetite and all that stuff.
What I'm trying to say is that the problem is that these wallet apps are no longer satisfied living in the shadows of the banks. They have grown a bit more ambitious. What we have on our hands is a mutiny of sorts. The order of things is being challenged. Wallets want to be the new banks!
We need a plan.
Somewhere beyond the sea
"The decrease of cross-selling opportunities is another concern for virtual banking (Talmor, 1995)."
In the sacred library of business books there's a particularly imposing volume sitting peacefully on the third shelf radiating a golden light that the brainy enterprising fellows affectionately call the "Blue Oh!" aka the "Blue Ocean Strategy". Although it's a weighty tome full of useful information with evidence backing up the theory the gist of it is pretty simple to grasp.
Rather than fighting head on with competitors a business should think strategically and look for opportunities that makes the competition entirely irrelevant.
Now as it usually goes with theories they sound very good on paper. And while the general principle of the blue ocean strategy appears simple it's hard to put into practice. It's hard because because often one gets caught up focussing too much on what the competition does. The term innovation has a good ring to it but an innovative idea/act comes with a high risk of failure.
More often than not theorizing is retrospective. A multitude of business principles may be applied to a given situation. And a wrong application of a theory may have disastrous effects.
For example it would be pretty silly to try and explain the fall of an apple with the theory of gravity...
No wait let's try it from a different angle.
What I mean to say is a theory can't be applied to all situations. Blue ocean is not a magic pill. But if applied correctly,one step at a time one might stumble upon treasure.
For example in Nov, 2004 Nintendo DS, which would go on to become the best selling handheld console of all time ,with hardware sales exceeding 150M units and software sales going over 943M units, was marketed as an "experimental third pillar in Nintendo's console lineup" . However the experiment proved successful and DS single handedly revitalized Nintendo and established it as a market leader between the years 2005-2012. I can bet that at that time even the idea of a dual screen touch cartridge based console must have sounded completely bananas.
"How is all this relevant to banking?"
Well look at it this way. Banks are the very foundation of commerce. They are the enablers of business. What we need is to consolidate the strengths of a bank: the reliability, the customer loyalty and address the weakness of lagging behind in banking services.
A user expansion strategy for banks
In a commercial ecosystem that is increasingly international and interconnected banks have been surprisingly local in their operations and offerings. And as a result we've had banks competing against one another on a set of features and benefits that have more or less been standardised.
We have a standard interest rate. A standard user onboarding process and standard set of services for every customer that has lead to a very substandard expansion. One bank is no different from the other.
It's time that we look at the bigger picture. Global expansion is not just about opening bank branches across the countries. Instead it's about making our services more attuned to the demands of international businesses. Any local branch in a country will ,if it survives the cut throat competition, at best be able to capture a small portion of the local business. However there's much to gain if you target not only the residents but also the non residents.
The strategy of user expansion can be broken down into three points:-
How can the strategy be executed?
Now we're asking the right questions! Let's think in reverse here. When we talk about international markets what are the most common businesses that come to mind?
How about international airlines, video games and hotel reservations ?
Now all of these industries are huge -- worth billions of dollars. All of them are linked together by the fact they operate internationally .All of them share a common problem of having segregated banks and deal with high operational costs of money movement. Can we make life easier for them? Let's start with airlines.
Airlines industry is one of the biggest multinational businesses out there. And yet do we have banks that are tailored specifically for them?
Payments can represent a significant cost for airlines with the average credit card costs at 2% ..... Up to 4% of an airline's revenue can require manual intervention to ensure it gets into the airline account
For a high volume business like the international airline industry if a bank were to tailor a very specific solution would it not result in immense profit?
Imagine a scenario where both the airlines and it's customers are on the same multicurrency bank and they seamlessly move the money in each others account without dealing with transfer or currency exchange losses.
As an example If a person with an INR balance has to book a ticket in GBP with an airlines company what if he could initiate the payment from his multicurrency account to their multicurrency account ?
In this scenario there's no card involved so there's no card fees, there's no international transfer so there's no transfer fee and since both accounts are multicurrency the sender's currency becomes irrelevant as long as the conversion can satisfy the bill.
Many a travel booking applications have cleverly integrated the costs of a trip into a single package by working together with people in the travel industry chain. We can also follow their path. By carefully selecting one end of the chain in the tourism industry we can capture a very large and painfully under served market.
Just as airlines, the hotel industry can also benefit from a multicurrency account.
Next consider the video games industry which is rapidly moving towards a completely digital experience. There is no other entrainment medium that brings together people form different cultures like the video games. For example a game like Monster Hunter (a collaborative multiplayer hunting game) which though decidedly Japanese in it's influence and it's design has a very dedicated fanbase in US and EU.
With streaming capabilities in the current generation of consoles we're on the cusp of a netflix like moment for video games but is there any bank that is looking to capitalise on the cross cultural audience for a game like say Final Fantasy XIV or Phantasy Star Online 2?
Once more much like the airlines industry the video game developers have to content themselves with subpar payment options often losing large amounts in transactions and effort spent in consolidating payments across various games in various regions.
Imagine once more that a big game publisher like sega has a multicurrency account and takes payments from it's users who are on the same banking network, at once cutting through the transactions and currency conversion losses.
Not as hard as it sounds
If you're wondering "What are the chances that a passenger will have an account with the same bank as the airline company with which he's travelling? " And thinking that "the chances of a gamer having a multicurrency account in the same bank as the publisher are pretty slim."
I'd say you'd be in the right. People have their own preferences in banks. But it's important to remember that we're not talking about bank accounts in a way that we are used to talk about them.
To make our plan successful we've got to think of a bank account as a digital wallet. A multicurrency digital wallet to be more precise. And it must have all the benefits that come with a digital wallet.
Let's say our banking platform partners with an airline industry which is a rich source of KYC data. Every time a customer books a ticket we give them an option to open a multicurrency account with us so that he saves more when he books the ticket next time. Maybe we can also add rewards and loyalty points to the mix to make the package a lot more appealing.
And with this we can have a continuous sales pipeline. By helping airlines save a little we gain a huge amount of lifelong potential customers.
In her paper Prof. Norazah Mohd Suki concludes that to increase the adoption of internet banking among the Malaysian consumers following conditions need to be met:
Let's examine these points one by one with respect to the banking platform that we've proposed:-
Salience of Internet banking to customers’ banking needs
International business market is neglected by banks . As a result they have to deal with exorbitant payment processing fees,inexplicable currency exchange rates and the pain of managing multiple bank accounts to consolidate their earnings. As the international trade rises due to increase in purchasing power of the people as well as an enhanced connectivity with the rest of the world the need of having a banking partner that supports a truly international market remains unfulfilled and they have to make do with temporary solutions.
Furthermore it's not just the businesses but also the regular people who are trading internationally on a frequent basis. Whether as travellers or buyers or sellers it matters little. Add this to the fact the excitement that a common currency alternative like bitcoin brings out or the ease of use that a digital wallet offers and it's not hard to see that the banking needs of people are changing.
Greater compatibility of Internet banking to customers banking norms and lifestyle.
Traditional internet banking activities that are limited to account management and money transfer are not adequate any more. Banking applications need to shift their focus to make their services more diverse. A banking app should be able to book a taxi, a flight or a hotel. It should integrate with the ecommerce websites that people buy from. It should make cross border payments less costly and look for opportunities to not only onboard international businesses but also their customers.
Less complex and easy to use system that does not require a lot of mental and physical efforts to accomplish banking task.
This is a very general point and is applicable to any kind of system not just a banking system. Simplicity sells and while we're talking about cross industry collaboration it must not come at the cost of ease of use.
Opportunity for adopters to experiment with the system before making any long-term commitment.
Common sense. Decision to adopt a bank is not the one that would be taken lightly and as such there should be a sandbox where a simulation can be run to test out the system before going all in.
Conclusion
We often look at articles on the internet that talk about uberization of banking. It's a fact that uber is a wildly successful business. It's only natural that every body wants to imitate the tactics used by them and hope to gain the same success in the market. But I feel that banks can create a much bigger impact than uber has.
Instead of asking how we can be like uber, banks should ask how can we make uber our customer or better yet how can we get uber's customers on our banking platform? Ubers and airbnbs have the potential to become excellent channel partners for banks.
Of course there's real a possibility that there might be an uber bank or an airbnb bank if their needs are not fulfilled by the existing ones. I think it's better to have them as partners than as competitors. Don't you?
-Akshat Jiwan Sharma


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Sinach welcomes first child five years after - The Nation Newspaper
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseBy Akpan Sunday
Famous gospel singer and songwriter, Osinachi Kalu, popularly known as Sinach has welcomed her first child after five years of marriage.
Senior Pastor of Christ Embassy, Chris Oyakhilome PhD shared the news of the arrival on Sunday, November 17, 2019.
The ‘I know who I am’ crooner who also won an award for ‘song of the year’ with her single titled ‘overflow’ was called to the podium to receive the award, there the news on the arrival of her first child was made which got everyone excited.
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The Pastor said: “Thank you for that song, we are all excited with what the Lord has done in your life, of course in the life of many others standing with you here we just love you.
“And I told them, you just had a baby! so everybody got excited”.
The singer received $100k (N36.2m) for winning the 2019 ‘song of the year’ award at the event.
The 46-year-old gospel singer got married to her husband, Pastor Joe Egbu, in 2014.


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