ImageOr is a binary operator. A binary operator is one which takes data from two images and generates a third image.
It does this by taking the value of the corresponding pixels in each of the two input images and combining the
values using some operator to generate the apropriate pixel in the third image. Both input images must have the same
dimensions.
ImageOr ORs the red values, green values and blue values for the two input images to generate a new image.
Mathematically it can be expressed as follows:
rr(i, j) = r1(i, j) OR r2(i, j)
gr(i, j) = g1(i, j) OR g2(i, j)
br(i, J) = b1(i, j) OR b2(i, j)
See also
ImageAdd,
ImageAnd,
ImageDiff,
ImageXor


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Definition of an interface that controls the handling of list delimiters in configuration properties.
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static ValueTransformer |
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Escapes the specified single value object.
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A strict trimming process is essential to the rich taste. Legs of beef are thoroughly defatted and seasoned with a dry rub of coarse salt and spices, such as juniper berries, cinnamon and nutmeg. They are then left to cure for a few days. A drying period of between one and three months follows, depending on the weight of the particular bresaola. The meat loses up to 40% of its original weight during aging.
In Valtellina, a similar process is applied to smaller pieces of meat. This produces a more strongly flavoured product, slinzega, which is similar to South African biltong. Traditionally, horse meat was used for slinzega, but now other meats, such as venison and pork, are used, as well.
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This endpoint provides a list of GitHub's IP addresses. For more information, see "About GitHub's IP addresses."
Note: We no longer support GitHub Services as of October 1, 2018, and GitHub Services will stop working on January 31, 2019. Please see the blog post for details. You can use the Replacing GitHub Services guide to help you update your services to webhooks.
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{
"verifiable_password_authentication": true,
"github_services_sha": "3a0f86fb8db8eea7ccbb9a95f325ddbedfb25e15",
"hooks": [
"<IP_ADDRESS>/32"
],
"git": [
"<IP_ADDRESS>/32"
],
"pages": [
"<IP_ADDRESS>/32",
"<IP_ADDRESS>/32"
],
"importer": [
"<IP_ADDRESS>",
"<IP_ADDRESS>"
]
}
Note: We no longer support GitHub Services as of October 1, 2018, and GitHub Services will stop working on January 31, 2019. Please see the blog post for details. You can use the Replacing GitHub Services guide to help you update your services to webhooks.
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boolean |
Whether authentication with username and password is supported. |
github_services_sha |
string |
The currently-deployed SHA of github-services . Note: Because we have deprecated GitHub Services, this parameter will only be available until January 31, 2019 when we stop delivering installed services' events on GitHub.com. |
hooks |
array of strings
|
An Array of IP addresses in CIDR format specifying the addresses that incoming webhooks and service hooks will originate from on GitHub.com. Note: We have deprecated GitHub Services, and we will stop delivering installed services' events on GitHub.com on January 31, 2019. |
git |
array of strings
|
An Array of IP addresses in CIDR format specifying the Git servers for GitHub.com. |
pages |
array of strings
|
An Array of IP addresses in CIDR format specifying the A records for GitHub Pages. |
importer |
array of strings
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An Array of IP addresses specifying the addresses that source imports will originate from on GitHub.com. |


Managing applications in the AWS Lambda console
The AWS Lambda console helps you monitor and manage your Lambda applications. The Applications menu lists AWS CloudFormation stacks with Lambda functions. The menu includes stacks that you launch in AWS CloudFormation by using the AWS CloudFormation console, the AWS Serverless Application Repository, the AWS CLI, or the AWS SAM CLI.
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Choose an application.
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AWS CloudFormation template or SAM template – The template that defines your application.
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Resources – The AWS resources that are defined in your application's template. To manage your application's Lambda functions, choose a function name from the list.
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Choose Monitoring.
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Custom monitoring dashboards
Customize your application monitoring page by adding one or more Amazon CloudWatch
dashboards to your application
template with the AWS::CloudWatch::Dashboard
resource type. The following example creates a dashboard with a single widget that
graphs the number of
invocations of a function named my-function
.
Example function dashboard template
Resources: MyDashboard: Type: AWS::CloudWatch::Dashboard Properties: DashboardName: my-dashboard DashboardBody: | { "widgets": [ { "type": "metric", "width": 12, "height": 6, "properties": { "metrics": [ [ "AWS/Lambda", "Invocations", "FunctionName", "my-function", { "stat": "Sum", "label": "MyFunction" } ], [ { "expression": "SUM(METRICS())", "label": "Total Invocations" } ] ], "region": "us-east-1", "title": "Invocations", "view": "timeSeries", "stacked": false } } ] }
You can get the definition for any of the widgets in the default monitoring dashboard from the CloudWatch console.
To view a widget definition
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Open the Lambda console Applications page
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Choose an application that has the standard dashboard.
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Choose Monitoring.
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Choose Source.
For more information about authoring CloudWatch dashboards and widgets, see Dashboard body structure and syntax in the Amazon CloudWatch API Reference.


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Why this topic?
Goals
02 Leaky Observables
What are observables?
Why are they leaking?
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MedicalCenterRepository
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| search($term = '', $limit = 10) | ||
| autoCompleteSearch($term = '', $limit = 10) | ||
| QueryBuilder |
getBuilderForMedicalCenters()
Get Active MedicalCenters |
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getQueryBuilderForUnselectedInstitutionMedicalCenters(Institution $institution)
Get MedicalCenters that have associated procedure types but are not yet linked to a specific institution. |
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Get MedicalCenters that are not yet linked to a specific institution excluding the medical centers with status InstitutionMedicalCenterStatus::DRAFT |
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getBuilderForMedicalCentersOfInstitution(Institution $institution)
Get MedicalCenters that are linked to a specific institution. |
Details
at line 21
public
search($term = '', $limit = 10)
at line 37
public
autoCompleteSearch($term = '', $limit = 10)
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public QueryBuilder
getBuilderForMedicalCenters()
Get Active MedicalCenters
at line 72
public QueryBuilder
getQueryBuilderForUnselectedInstitutionMedicalCenters(Institution $institution)
Get MedicalCenters that have associated procedure types but are not yet linked to a specific institution.
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public QueryBuilder
getQueryBuilderForUnselectedInstitutionMedicalCentersButWithDraftsIncluded(Institution $institution)
Get MedicalCenters that are not yet linked to a specific institution excluding the medical centers with status InstitutionMedicalCenterStatus::DRAFT
at line 147
public QueryBuilder
getBuilderForMedicalCentersOfInstitution(Institution $institution)
Get MedicalCenters that are linked to a specific institution.
This is used in the InstitutionMedicalCenterListType


| Vendor Name: | SPANMASTER STRUCTURES LTD. |
|---|---|
| Reference Number: |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Contract Date: | 2016-12-19 |
| Description Of Work: | 628 Other Engineering Works |
| Contract Period: | 2016-12-19 to 2016-12-26 |
| Original Contract Value: | $14,387.34 |
| Contract Value: | $17,274.84 |
| Comments: | This contract includes one or more amendments. This contract was sole-sourced. |


POD2USAGE(1) Perl Programmers Reference Guide POD2USAGE(1) NAME pod2usage - print usage messages from embedded pod docs in files SYNOPSIS pod2usage [-help] [-man] [-exit exitval] [-output outfile] [-verbose level] [-pathlist dirlist] file OPTIONS AND ARGUMENTS -help Print a brief help message and exit. -man Print this command's manual page and exit. -exit exitval The exit status value to return. -output outfile The output file to print to. If the special names "-" or ">&1" or ">&STDOUT" are used then standard output is used. If ">&2" or ">&STDERR" is used then standard error is used. -verbose level The desired level of verbosity to use: 1 : print SYNOPSIS only 2 : print SYNOPSIS sections and any OPTIONS/ARGUMENTS sections 3 : print the entire manpage (similar to running pod2text) -pathlist dirlist Specifies one or more directories to search for the input file if it was not supplied with an absolute path. Each directory path in the given list should be separated by a ':' on Unix (';' on MSWin32 and DOS). file The pathname of a file containing pod documentation to be output in usage message format (defaults to standard input). DESCRIPTION pod2usage will read the given input file looking for pod documentation and will print the corresponding usage message. If no input file is specified then standard input is read. pod2usage invokes the pod2usage() function in the Pod::Usage module. Please see "pod2usage()" in Pod::Usage. SEE ALSO Pod::Usage, pod2text(1) AUTHOR Please report bugs using <http://rt.cpan.org>. Brad Appleton<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Based on code for pod2text(1) written by Tom Christiansen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>perl v5.14.2 2014-09-30 POD2USAGE(1)


Pixen is one of only a few pixel editors to support editing by layers. If you've never used them before, you're missing out -- layers allow for tremendous flexibility, even in pixel art.
For instance, you can draw a character, then make a new layer for his clothing and draw it all in the new layer. Any changes you make afterward will only affect the new layer, so if you accidentally erase a few pixels, you won't be erasing colors in the original layer.
A list of layers is displayed in the left pane of each document window.
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X1 members and label revealed to have received 0 KRW from their activities up to now
by jennywillIt's now been revealed that X1 members have not received any profits yet.
X1 set a new record for rookies, currently selling about 570,000 copies of their debut mini-album 'Quantum Leap'. They've also been on various events and variety shows. However, the members and their respective labels have so far received 0 KRW.
One of the members' labels said, "We don't even know what the group's status is right now. As of now, we're not even certain we can receive the profits from what they've done so far."


ycinterextra: Yield curve or zero-coupon prices interpolation and
extrapolation
Yield curve or zero-coupon prices interpolation and extrapolation using the Nelson-Siegel, Svensson, Smith-Wilson models, and Hermite cubic splines.
| Version: |
0.1 |
| Depends: |
compiler, methods |
| Imports: |
graphics, mcGlobaloptim |
| Published: |
2013-12-18 |
| Author: |
Thierry Moudiki |
| Maintainer: |
Thierry Moudiki <thierry.moudiki at gmail.com> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| In views: |
Finance |
| CRAN checks: |
ycinterextra results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=ycinterextra
to link to this page.


This application is a test interface for experimenting with a network of one or more Biotz nodes. It is not intended to be a production application, it is a development/experimental tool to assist in the development of the Biotz system.
Biotz nodes are small devices that gather and relay data about where they are physically located (eg their orientation in space, current movement etc). A group of Biotz nodes can be joined into a network and can provide information about complex movements of an assembly of parts.
For example, a human body may be considered as an assembly of various limbs. If a number of Biotz nodes are attached to locations around the body, the movement of the limbs can be monitored or recorded.


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- apply(Project) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.FlywayUtilsPlugin
C
- com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils - package com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils
- com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations - package com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations
- CREATE_MIGRATION_CLASS_TASK_NAME - Static variable in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.FlywayUtilsModule
- CREATE_MIGRATION_SCRIPT_TASK_NAME - Static variable in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.FlywayUtilsModule
- CreateMigrationClassTask - Class in com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations
-
Task that creates a new Flyway migration Java class in the project with standard naming convention.
- CreateMigrationClassTask() - Constructor for class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- CreateMigrationScriptTask - Class in com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations
-
Task that creates a new Flyway migration script in the project with standard naming convention.
- CreateMigrationScriptTask() - Constructor for class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
F
- FlywayScriptName - Class in com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations
-
Utility class for creating and parsing database migration script names that meet the platform naming conventions.
- FlywayScriptName.Type - Enum in com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations
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Type of database migration scripts.
- FlywayUtilsModule - Class in com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils
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Loads tasks and configuration for FlywayUtilsPlugin.
- FlywayUtilsModule() - Constructor for class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.FlywayUtilsModule
- FlywayUtilsPlugin - Class in com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils
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Plugin that adds helpful utilities for working with Flyway database migrations.
- FlywayUtilsPlugin() - Constructor for class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.FlywayUtilsPlugin
G
- generate(FlywayScriptName.Type, String, String) - Static method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName
-
Generates a new script name.
- generate(String, String) - Static method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName
-
Generates a new "versioned" script name.
- get(String) - Static method in enum com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName.Type
- getCode() - Method in enum com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName.Type
- getDesc() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- getDesc() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
- getEnv() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- getEnv() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
- getType() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- getType() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
- getVer() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- getVer() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
- GROUP_NAME - Static variable in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.FlywayUtilsPlugin
I
- INIT_MIGRATION_DIRECTORY_TASK_NAME - Static variable in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.FlywayUtilsModule
- InitMigrationDirectoryTask - Class in com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations
-
Creates the migration directory structure.
- InitMigrationDirectoryTask() - Constructor for class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.InitMigrationDirectoryTask
L
- load(Project) - Static method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.FlywayUtilsModule
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Loads and configures tasks for the plugin.
M
- main(String...) - Static method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName
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Generates a script name from the command line.
R
- REPEATABLE - com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName.Type
- run() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- run() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
- run() - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.InitMigrationDirectoryTask
S
- setDesc(String) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- setDesc(String) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
- setEnv(String) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- setEnv(String) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
- setType(String) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- setType(String) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
- setVer(String) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationClassTask
- setVer(String) - Method in class com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.CreateMigrationScriptTask
U
- UNDO - com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName.Type
V
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName.Type
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Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- values() - Static method in enum com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName.Type
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Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
- VERSIONED - com.github.gregwhitaker.flywayutils.migrations.FlywayScriptName.Type
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Additional remarks for AccountParentLink
Metadata for AccountParentLink action, used in ECL by CMDM, to update parent link of specific acounts in EGN


Description
Photo by Randy Connolly
This photo of Conservatory Pond in Central Park in New York City was taken on October 22, 2011 with a Canon EOS 30D camera.
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URL Shortener takes a URL, gives it a "key" and then redirects https://my_domain.com/key to the original URL. This is useful because it prevents massive URLs from cluttering up documents, emails, or whatever else you are making. Instead, you can just link a nice, short and clean URL that allows you to get your point across while looking proffesional at the same time. Say goodbye to URL cluttered documents and emails!
URL Shortener is useful for buisnesses where they can have short links for all of their services, rather than massive ones that slow down workflow. To make use of URL Shortener for a buisness, clone the
repository from GitHub, configure it to your liking, and host it on your own domain. https://your_buisness.com/products/chairs/white_chairs/45651513213213 can be redirected to with https://short_domain.com/a8rt.


To select text:
1. Do the following:
* To select a word, double-click anywhwre in the word.
* To select a sentence, hold down the Ctrl key and click anywhere in the sentence.
* To select a line, click in the selection area to the left of the line.
* To select a paragraph, triple-click anywhere in the paragraph. Or, double-click in the selection area to the left of the paragraph.
* To select the entire document, triple-click in the selection area. Or press Ctrl+A.
* To select adjacent words, lines, or paragraphs, drag the mouse pointer over the text. Or, click at the begining of the text, and then hold down the Shift key and click at the end of the text.
* To select non-adjacent words,lines, or paragraphs, make the first selection, and then hold down the Ctrl key and make the second selection
NOTE : To deselect selected text, click anywhere in the document.


The interactive {{Atom Screen}} changes as you play with it. It has a Play Area and a Control Area. The Play Area {{has a model of an atom called My Atom, three buckets of particles, and three detail panels that track important things about the atom}}. The Control Area has {{radio buttons to switch the Atom model, checkboxes to adjust what inforamtion is shown,}} and a reset button to reset the sim.
Look for particle buckets to play.
If needed, check out keyboard shortcuts under Sim Resources.
Play Area
Objects and interactions essential for exploration go in the Play Area.
Control Area
Less essential controls, often different settings and resets go in the Control Area.
Symbol Screen, Build an Atom
The interactive {{Symbol Screen}} changes as you play with it. It has a Play Area and a Control Area. The Play Area has {{DESCRIPTION OF PLAY AREA}}. The Control Area has {{DESCRIPTION OF CONTROL AREA,}} and a reset button to reset the sim.
{{HINT FOR SYMBOL SCREEN}}.
If needed, check out keyboard shortcuts under Sim Resources.
Play Area
Objects and interactions essential for exploration go in the Play Area.
Control Area
Less essential controls, often different settings and resets go in the Control Area.
Game Screen, Build an Atom
The interactive {{Game Screen}}, there is {{DESCRIPTION OF GAME SCREEN}}.
{{HINT FOR a GAME SCREEN}}
If needed, check out keyboard shortcuts under Sim Resources.


There are several tools available that streamline the production of the .box format for Vagrant from any open virtualization format (OVF).
Packer
Enables you to boot a given image from an easy to build template. You can provision the machine using many types of configuration management tools such as Puppet and Chef, and run post-installer scritps for anything else.
The Templates are easy to use and you can push out a .box file from Packer directly.
Veewee
Easily converts an ISO to VM formats. Kinda like Packer but not, so Packer made this tool to solve that problem.
My own tool
Jeff, why would you ever build your own tool when so many others exist?  If you’ve ever used Packer for anything serious, you could empathize/understand why I want to build my own tool.
What do I want to do?
Easily turn any VirtualBox registered VM on my host machine into a .box file and add it to Vagrant.
Deploy it in 1 command.
Architecture
A Rakefile that calls to sub .task files in a subdir to create then build out the machine.
The top level Rakefile will allocate class variables such as directory strucutre, arrays and hashes used by the lower .task files. It will allocate ENV variables, in particular VM_USER and VM_PASSWORD to be used by the lower .tasks. It will also ensure all environment dependencies such as gems and programs are installed properly.
Rakefile
We’ll start with the top level Rakefile and work our way down:
begin
require 'rake'
require 'expect'
require 'net/ssh'
rescue LoadError => e
puts "Error during load, running bundler"
system('bundler')
end
# Load the subtasks
Dir['tasks/*.rake'].each { |file| load(file) }
# Set top level dir for sub level rake tasks
@cwd = File.dirname(__FILE__)
# Ensure we have some deps
gems = %w(net-ssh)
gems.each {|g|
unless system("gem list --local -q --no-versions --no-details #{g} | egrep '^#{g}$' > /dev/null 2>&1")
puts "#{g} gem not found, installing..."
unless system("gem install #{g}")
abort "Failed to install gem: #{g}"
end
end
}
exec = %w(vboxmanage)
exec.each {|p|
unless system("which #{p}")
abort "Failed to find the executable '#{p}', please make sure it's installed."
end
}
namespace :vm do
Rake::Task['create'].execute
Rake::Task['build'].execute
end
The comments are self explanitory. We do some basic enviro checks, declare some class variables and load up the subtask files.
Since this is my tool I can do whatever I want. This is going to be a super streamlined process, I only need it to work with VirtualBox so I don’t need to get too crazy. I can basically rely on the vboxmanage command line tool to interact with the VM.
DISCLAIMER: I originally was going to leverage the Net::SSH ruby library to run all my post-processing on the VM. I needed some way to SCP scripts to the VM and execute them. Originally I used vboxmanage to get the IP address of the VM, then Net::SSH to SCP and execute commands. I had some methods all worked out for this, but then I ralized this needed to work on the VirtualBox NAT'ed network.
Ouch.
It would not reliably get a proper IP address and I also needed to do some fancy reverse SSH tunneling to SCP and execute with Net::SSH. I struggled with this for an hour or two and realized my desire to use all Ruby libs to do this interaction was going to be more trouble than it was worth. I instead decided to use the vboxmanage subset of tools that will actually copy data to the VM and execute the data. I re-wrote my copy and execute methods but still kept the Net::SSH code for later reference since it’s super handy.
#!/bin/ruby
require 'rake'
require 'expect'
require 'net/ssh'
desc 'Build a Vagrant box from a vBox VM'
task :create do
# Vars
@vmhash = {}
@vmname = ENV['VM_NAME']
@vmuser = ENV['VM_USER']
@vmpwd = ENV['VM_PWD']
guestiso = '4.3.8'
# Get the guest edition ISO
vboxexists =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if ! vboxexists
puts "Would you like to install the defualt version of guest editions? [#{guestiso}] [y/n]"
installdefault = STDIN.gets
if installdefault =~ /^y/
puts "Ok, downloading vBox guest editions version #{guestiso}"
unless system("wget http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/4.3.8/VBoxGuestAdditions_#{guestiso}.iso")
puts "Something broke downloading the guest editions iso."
puts 'This may break the building of the box later, continue? [y/n]'
cont = STDIN.gets
if cont =~/^n/
abort 'Aborting.'
end
end
else
puts "Which version would you like to use? [x.x.x]"
installversion = STDIN.gets
puts "Ok, downloading vBox guest edition version #{installversion}"
unless system("wget http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/4.3.8/VBoxGuestAdditions_#{installversion}.iso")
puts "Something broke downloading http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/4.3.8/VBoxGuestAdditions_#{installversion}.iso"
puts 'This may break the buidling of the box later, continue? [y/n]'
cont = STDIN.gets
if cont =~ /^n/
abort "Aborting."
end
end
end
end
# Create a hash of vBox VMs
num = 0
vms = IO.popen('vboxmanage list vms')
vms.readlines.each do |name|
@vmhash.store(num,name.split(" ").first.chomp('"').reverse.chomp('"').reverse)
num=num+1
end
# how many vm's do we have available?
@vmhash.each_with_index {|k,i|
if i == @vmhash.length - 1
@vmmax = i
end
}
# Method to find if VM_NAME matches our hash listing
def findvm()
@vmhash.each do | k, v |
test = v.chomp('"').reverse.chomp('"').reverse
return v if @vmname =~ /test/
end
nil
end
# If a VM_NAME was given, don't list them but check to make sure it's a good name
if ! @vmname
puts "Which vBox VM would you like to vagrantize? [1-#{@vmmax}]"
@vmhash.each {|k,v| puts "#{k}: #{v}\n"}
vmcreate = STDIN.gets.chomp.to_i
vmax = @vmmax
until vmcreate.between?(0, vmax.to_i)
puts "Range check"
puts "Please select an integer between 1 and #{@vmmax}"
vmcreate = STDIN.gets.chomp.to_i
end
@vmname = @vmhash[vmcreate]
Rake::Task['build'].execute
else
if findvm
@vmname = findvm
puts "#{@vmname} found with actual name: #{vmname}"
Rake::Task['build'].execute
else
puts "#{@vmname} not found, available vm's for building are:"
@vmhash.each {|k,v| puts "#{k}: #{v}\n"}
puts "Which VM would you like to use? [1-#{@vmmax}]"
vmcreate = STDIN.gets.chomp.to_i
vmax = @vmmax
until vmcreate.between?(0, vmax.to_i)
puts "Please select an integer between 1 and #{@vmmax}"
vmcreate = STDIN.gets.chomp.to_i
end
@vmname = @vmhash[vmcreate]
Rake::Task['build'].execute
end
end
end
Check for vBox guest editions locally: I needed to make sure I had guest editions locally, if I didn’t I would prompt to download the most recent release or give myself the option to install a different version.
Get a list of all the registered VirtualBox VM’s on the host: Get the list, create a hash that I can easily choose from with a numbered key.
Override the previous step if the VM_NAME ENV was given at runtime, ensure this matches with an actual VM registered in the list anyways.
desc 'Build the vBox VM with Vagrant parameters'
task :build do
def vmrunning? ()
if system('vboxmanage list runningvms')
runningvms = []
vmproc = IO.popen('vboxmanage list runningvms > /dev/null')
vmproc.readlines.each {|v| runningvms.push(v)}
runningvms.each {|v|
if v =~ /"#{@vmname}"/
puts "#{v} is running."
true
else
puts "#{v} is not running."
nil
end
}
else
puts "No VMs are found running via [vboxmanage list runningvms]"
exit 1
end
end
def vminfo()
@vmdata = IO.popen("VBoxManage guestproperty enumerate #{@vmname}").readlines
end
def vmcp(locpath)
unless system("vboxmanage guestcontrol #{@vmname} copyto #{locpath} /root/ --username #{@vmuser} --password #{@vmpwd} --domain 0755 --verbose")
abort "Failed to copy #{locpath}"
end
end
def vmexec(cmd)
unless system("vboxmanage guestcontrol #{@vmname} exec --image #{cmd} --username #{@vmuser} --password #{@vmpwd} --verbose --wait-stdout")
abort "Failed to run #{cmd} on guest machine"
end
puts "Successfully executed #{cmd}"
end
def vmexec_with_args(cmd, args)
unless system("vboxmanage guestcontrol #{@vmname} exec --image #{cmd} --username #{@vmuser} --password #{@vmpwd} --verbose --wait-stdout -- #{args}")
abort "Failed to run #{cmd} on guest machine"
end
puts "Successfully executed #{cmd}"
end
puts "-----"
puts "Vagrantizing #{@vmname}"
# Start the VM
start = IO.popen("vboxmanage startvm #{@vmname}")
@proc_id = start.pid
puts "Process ID for VM: #{@proc_id}"
puts "Waiting to bring up machine..."
sleep(10)
# The main loop
while vmrunning?
# Get VM IP Address
vminfo.each {|line|
if line =~ /IP/
arry = line.split(",")
@vmip = arry[1].split(" ").last.strip.chomp
end
}
puts "Waiting for VM to become ready..."
sleep(10)
# Copy scripts dir to a locally accessible place
scripts =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>puts "Script dir: #{scripts}"
scripts.each {|s|
puts "Copying #{s} to VM..."
vmcp(s)
}
geiso =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># Copy guest editions over
geiso.each {|iso|
puts "Copying #{iso} to VM..."
unless system("vboxmanage guestcontrol #{@vmname} copyto #{iso} /root/ --username #{@vmuser} --password #{@vmpwd} --domain 0755 --verbose")
abort "Failed to copy #{iso}"
end
}
vmexec_with_args("/bin/chmod", "0755 /root/vagrant.sh")
vmexec_with_args("/bin/chmod", "0755 /root/vboxguest.sh")
vmexec_with_args("/bin/chmod", "0755 /root/compact.sh")
vmexec('/root/vagrant.sh')
vmexec('/root/vboxguest.sh')
vmexec('/root/compact.sh')
#
unless system("vboxmanage controlvm #{@vmname} poweroff")
abort 'Failed to shutdown vm'
end
puts "Waiting for VM to shutdown."
sleep(5)
puts "Packing vm..."
unless system("vagrant package --base #{@vmname}")
abort "Failed to package the vm."
end
puts "All done."
puts "-----"
puts "VM package available at:"
puts<EMAIL_ADDRESS>exit 0
#Process.kill(@proc_id) and exit 0
end
# Package the box up
# vagrant package --output centos-6.5-x86_64.box --base centos-6.5-x86_64 <-- example.
end
So, that first method is what I’m going to wrap this entire program in - as long as the VM is running, lets copy some scripts to it, ensure they can be executed, then execute them.
vmrunning?()
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def vmrunning? ()
if system('vboxmanage list runningvms')
runningvms = []
vmproc = IO.popen('vboxmanage list runningvms > /dev/null')
vmproc.readlines.each {|v| runningvms.push(v)}
runningvms.each {|v|
if v =~ /"#{@vmname}"/
puts "#{v} is running."
true
else
puts "#{v} is not running."
end
}
else
puts "No VMs are found running via [vboxmanage list runningvms]"
exit 1
end
end
Pop open a vboxmanage process to list out the running VM’s, ensure our VM exists there.
vminfo()
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def vminfo()
@vmdata = IO.popen("VBoxManage guestproperty enumerate #{@vmname}").readlines
end
Super simple, use vbox manage to get a listing of VM data using guestproperty enumerate. I used the .readlines method so I could iterate it into an array easily.
vmcp(locpath)
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def vmcp(locpath)
unless system("vboxmanage guestcontrol #{@vmname} copyto #{locpath} /root/ --username #{@vmuser} --password #{@vmpwd} --domain 0755 --verbose")
abort "Failed to copy #{locpath}"
end
end
Use the guestcontrol command for vboxmanage to copy stuff from my host to the guest. Copies it to /root by default.
vmexec(cmd)
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def vmexec(cmd)
unless system("vboxmanage guestcontrol #{@vmname} exec --image #{cmd} --username #{@vmuser} --password #{@vmpwd} --verbose --wait-stdout")
abort "Failed to run #{cmd} on guest machine"
end
puts "Successfully executed #{cmd}"
end
Execute commands without arguments on the guest VM. Handy for running my scripts after I copy them over or changing file permissions.
vmexec_with_args(cmd, args)
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def vmexec_with_args(cmd, args)
unless system("vboxmanage guestcontrol #{@vmname} exec --image #{cmd} --username #{@vmuser} --password #{@vmpwd} --verbose --wait-stdout -- #{args}")
abort "Failed to run #{cmd} on guest machine"
end
puts "Successfully executed #{cmd}"
end
Do the exec with arguments if needed.
Execute some scripts on the VM, exit, package the .box
The rest of the script is pretty straight forward. I drop into my unless vmrunning?() loop, copy over my scripts, run some chmod commands and execute them.
The scripts setup the Vagrant user and environmnent then install vBox Guest Editions and shutdown the VM once the scripts complete.
Then it’s simply a matter of using the vagrant package --base command on the box with the correct box timecode attached to it. (that last bit is completely undocumented).


public interface ProvenanceReporter
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addProvenanceItem(ProvenanceItem provenanceItem)
Add a
ProvenanceItem to the connector |
InvocationContext |
getInvocationContext()
Get the
InvocationContext that this reporter should be using if
it needs to dereference any data |
List<ProvenanceItem> |
getProvenanceCollection()
Get all the
ProvenanceItem s that the connector currently knows
about |
ReferenceService |
getReferenceService()
Get the
ReferenceService in use by this connector |
String |
getSessionID()
What is the unique identifier used by this connector
|
void |
setInvocationContext(InvocationContext invocationContext)
Set the
InvocationContext that this reporter should be using |
void |
setReferenceService(ReferenceService referenceService)
Tell the connector what
ReferenceService it should use when
trying to dereference data items inside ProvenanceItem s |
void |
setSessionID(String sessionID)
A unique identifier for this run of provenance, should correspond to the
initial
WorkflowProvenanceItem idenifier that gets sent through |
void addProvenanceItem(ProvenanceItem provenanceItem)
ProvenanceItem
to the connectorprovenanceItem
- invocationContext
- void setReferenceService(ReferenceService referenceService)
ReferenceService
it should use when
trying to dereference data items inside ProvenanceItem
sreferenceService
- ReferenceService getReferenceService()
ReferenceService
in use by this connectorList<ProvenanceItem> getProvenanceCollection()
ProvenanceItem
s that the connector currently knows
aboutvoid setInvocationContext(InvocationContext invocationContext)
InvocationContext
that this reporter should be usinginvocationContext
- InvocationContext getInvocationContext()
InvocationContext
that this reporter should be using if
it needs to dereference any datavoid setSessionID(String sessionID)
WorkflowProvenanceItem
idenifier that gets sent throughidentifier
- String getSessionID()
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Introducing my quote:
> Neque porro quisquam est qui
> dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet,
> consectetur, adipisci velit...
Use the backtick to refer to a `function()`.
There is a literal ``backtick (`)`` here.
Indent every line of the block by at least 4 spaces.
This is a normal paragraph:
This is a code block.
With multiple lines.
Alternatively, you can use 3 backtick quote marks before and after the block, like this:
```
This is a code block
```
To add syntax highlighting to a code block, add the name of the language immediately
after the backticks:
```javascript
var oldUnload = window.onbeforeunload;
window.onbeforeunload = function() {
saveCoverage();
if (oldUnload) {
return oldUnload.apply(this, arguments);
}
};
```
This is [an example](http://www.example.com/) inline link.
[This link](http://example.com/ "Title") has a title attribute.
Links are also auto-detected in text: http://example.com/
Inline image syntax looks like this:
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For example:
...
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...
Reference image links look like this:
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where 'id' is the name of a previously defined image reference, using syntax similar to link references:
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<--Collected image definitions-->
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` backtick
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Source code for glossary.glossary
from yaml import load, FullLoader
from textdistance import cosine
from pkg_resources import resource_stream
from collections import Counter
stream = resource_stream(__name__, 'data/glossary.yml')
raw = load(stream, Loader=FullLoader)
Terms = {term['slug']: term for term in raw}
__language__ = 'en'
[docs]def get_languages_available():
lang_dict = Counter()
for _, values in Terms.items():
keys = list(values.keys())
for key in keys:
if key != 'slug' and key != 'ref':
lang_dict.update({key: 1})
return lang_dict
[docs]def set_language(language, verbose=False):
langs_available = get_languages_available()
if language not in langs_available.keys():
if verbose:
print('Currently we don\'t support this language.\nFeel free to submit definitions to this language at https://github.com/gvwilson/glossary')
return None
else:
global __language__
if verbose:
print(f'Current Language: {__language__}\nNew Language: {language}')
__language__ = language
def __search_word__(slug):
'''Look up a definition in a glossary by slug.'''
definition = Terms.get(slug)
return definition.get(__language__)
def __known_words__():
'''Report all known definition slugs as a set.'''
return Terms.keys()
def __search_similar_word__(slug):
similarity_dict = {}
for term in __known_words__():
similarity_dict[term] = cosine.normalized_similarity(slug, term)
return max(similarity_dict, key = similarity_dict.get)
[docs]def define(slug):
try:
similar_word = __search_similar_word__(slug)
word_definition = __search_word__(similar_word)
return word_definition['def']
except:
print('We couldn\'t find this word in the dictionary')


This is a sample for a simple JSF page which can be used e.g. to trigger some method on a service or bean.
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Simbody
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OBSOLETE – use CircularPointContact or EllipticalPointContact. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| PointContact (ContactSurfaceIndex surf1, ContactSurfaceIndex surf2, Vec3 &location, Vec3 &normal, Real radius1, Real radius2, Real depth) | |
| Create a PointContact object representing a general (elliptical) contact. More... | |
| PointContact (ContactSurfaceIndex surf1, ContactSurfaceIndex surf2, Vec3 &location, Vec3 &normal, Real radius, Real depth) | |
| Create a PointContact object representing a circularly symmetric contact. More... | |
| Vec3 | getLocation () const |
| The location where the two surfaces touch, specified in the ground frame. More... | |
| Vec3 | getNormal () const |
| Get the surface normal at the contact location. More... | |
| Real | getRadiusOfCurvature1 () const |
| Get the first principal relative radius of curvature of the contact surface. More... | |
| Real | getRadiusOfCurvature2 () const |
| Get the second principal relative radius of curvature of the contact surface. More... | |
| Real | getEffectiveRadiusOfCurvature () const |
| Get the effective relative radius of curvature of the contact surface. More... | |
| Real | getDepth () const |
| Get the penetration depth. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SimTK::Contact | |
| Contact () | |
| The default constructor creates an empty handle. More... | |
| Contact (const Contact &source) | |
| Copy constructor is shallow and reference-counted; this handle will point to the same object as does the source. More... | |
| ~Contact () | |
| Destructor clears the handle, deleting the referenced object if this was the last reference. More... | |
| Contact & | operator= (const Contact &source) |
| Copy assignment is shallow and reference-counted; this handle will point to the same object as does the source. More... | |
| void | clear () |
| Clear this handle, deleting the referenced object if this was the last reference. More... | |
| bool | isEmpty () const |
| See if this handle is empty. More... | |
| ContactId | getContactId () const |
| Get the persistent ContactId that has been assigned to this Contact object if there is one (otherwise this will be invalid – you can check with isValid(). More... | |
| Condition | getCondition () const |
| Find out the current condition of this Contact object. More... | |
| ContactSurfaceIndex | getSurface1 () const |
| Get the first surface involved in the contact, specified by its index within its contact set or ContactTrackerSubsystem. More... | |
| ContactSurfaceIndex | getSurface2 () const |
| Get the second surface involved in the contact, specified by its index within its contact set or ContactTrackerSubsystem. More... | |
| const Transform & | getTransform () const |
| Return the transform X_S1S2 giving the pose of surface 2's frame measured and expressed in surface 1's frame, recorded at the time this Contact object was calculated. More... | |
| Contact & | setContactId (ContactId id) |
| Set the ContactId for this Contact object. More... | |
| Contact & | setCondition (Condition condition) |
| Set the current Condition. More... | |
| Contact & | setSurfaces (ContactSurfaceIndex surf1, ContactSurfaceIndex surf2) |
| Set the surfaces tracked by this Contact object. More... | |
| Contact & | setTransform (const Transform &X_S1S2) |
| Set the surface-to-surface relative transform X_S1S2. More... | |
| ContactTypeId | getTypeId () const |
| Return a unique small integer corresponding to the concrete type of Contact object being referenced by this handle. More... | |
| const ContactImpl & | getImpl () const |
| ContactImpl & | updImpl () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | isInstance (const Contact &contact) |
| Determine whether a Contact object is a PointContact. More... | |
| static ContactTypeId | classTypeId () |
| Obtain the unique small-integer id for the PointContact class. More... | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from SimTK::Contact | |
| static const char * | nameOfCondition (Condition) |
| Returns a human-readable name corresponding to the given Condition; useful for debugging. More... | |
| static ContactId | createNewContactId () |
| This creates a new ContactId starting from 1 and increasing for a very long time (to a billion or so) before repeating. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from SimTK::Contact | |
| enum | Condition { Unknown, Untracked, Anticipated, NewContact, Ongoing, Broken } |
| The Contact::Condition tracks the status of a Contact through its lifetime. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from SimTK::Contact | |
| Contact (ContactImpl *impl) | |
OBSOLETE – use CircularPointContact or EllipticalPointContact.
This subclass of Contact represents a symmetric contact centered at a single point, such as between two spheres or a sphere and a half space. It characterizes the contact by the center location and radius of the contact patch, the normal vector, and the penetration depth.
| SimTK::PointContact::PointContact | ( | ContactSurfaceIndex | surf1, |
| ContactSurfaceIndex | surf2, | ||
| Vec3 & | location, | ||
| Vec3 & | normal, | ||
| Real | radius1, | ||
| Real | radius2, | ||
| Real | depth | ||
| ) |
Create a PointContact object representing a general (elliptical) contact.
| surf1 | the index of the first surface involved in the contact, specified by its index within its contact set |
| surf2 | the index of the second surface involved in the contact, specified by its index within its contact set |
| location | the location where the two surfaces touch, specified in the ground frame |
| normal | the surface normal at the contact location. This is specified in the ground frame, and points outward from surface1 towards surface2 |
| radius1 | the first principal relative radius of curvature of the contact surface |
| radius2 | the second principal relative radius of curvature of the contact surface |
| depth | the penetration depth |
| SimTK::PointContact::PointContact | ( | ContactSurfaceIndex | surf1, |
| ContactSurfaceIndex | surf2, | ||
| Vec3 & | location, | ||
| Vec3 & | normal, | ||
| Real | radius, | ||
| Real | depth | ||
| ) |
Create a PointContact object representing a circularly symmetric contact.
| surf1 | the index of the first surface involved in the contact, specified by its index within its contact set |
| surf2 | the index of the second surface involved in the contact, specified by its index within its contact set |
| location | the location where the two surfaces touch, specified in the ground frame |
| normal | the surface normal at the contact location. This is specified in the ground frame, and points outward from surface1 towards surface2 |
| radius | the relative radius of curvature of the contact surface |
| depth | the penetration depth |
| Vec3 SimTK::PointContact::getLocation | ( | ) | const |
The location where the two surfaces touch, specified in the ground frame.
More precisely, the contact region is represented as a circular patch centered at this point and perpendicular to the normal vector.
| Vec3 SimTK::PointContact::getNormal | ( | ) | const |
Get the surface normal at the contact location.
This is specified in the ground frame, and points outward from surface1 towards surface2.
| Real SimTK::PointContact::getRadiusOfCurvature1 | ( | ) | const |
Get the first principal relative radius of curvature of the contact surface.
| Real SimTK::PointContact::getRadiusOfCurvature2 | ( | ) | const |
Get the second principal relative radius of curvature of the contact surface.
| Real SimTK::PointContact::getEffectiveRadiusOfCurvature | ( | ) | const |
Get the effective relative radius of curvature of the contact surface.
This is equal to sqrt(R1*R2), where R1 and R2 are the principal relative radii of curvature.
| Real SimTK::PointContact::getDepth | ( | ) | const |
Get the penetration depth.
This is defined as the minimum distance you would need to translate one surface along the normal vector to make the surfaces no longer overlap.
|
static |
Determine whether a Contact object is a PointContact.
|
static |
Obtain the unique small-integer id for the PointContact class.


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Hustle culture is not toxic
8 sep 2021I see countless tweets every day about how "hustle culture" is toxic, and they anger some part of me every time.
It was hard to pinpoint why that was. After all, I agree that rest is essential, and that mental health should be preserved at all costs, and that sleeping 4 hours a day is not sustainable. Still, when I see someone confidently preaching these things, I am filled with the sense that I should protect the things that they put down.
And then I started to get into the "hustle mindset". I worked 10 to 12-hour days most days during the summer on my early-stage startup. When I thought I couldn't go further, I pushed myself even more.
After I disconnected for a week mid-summer, I was thoroughly exhausted. Getting back to looking at a computer screen all day, typing things and planning things and asking things and selling things, recharged me.
When I put my head on my pillow at 6 a.m. one night, in the 5 minutes before I dozed off, I realized, it all worked.
Huh?
Of course it worked. Working a lot will of course lead to some results. And I was willing to trade sleepless nights for those results. I was working for something greater than me, and I didn't mind actually working for it.
It's not that the argument against hustle culture is totally wrong. It's that everyone values different things. Some derive happiness from taking it slow and enjoying all the moments of their life. I derive happiness from working towards an enormous goal. I knew that deep down, and that's why reading "hustle culture is toxic" angered me: because it signaled that my happiness was not justified.
Neither 280 characters nor cheesy instagram posts can convey this nuance. What we need, instead, is a literature of self-awareness.
Anyways, back to work.


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Fixed 'Google Play Music tracks cut short' in Tizonia 0.18.0
Mar 17, 2019 • juanrubio
Tizonia version 0.18.0 codenamed “Huercal-Overa” is out with 48 commits, 224 files changed, 1825 insertions(+), 729 deletions(-).
Fixed ‘Google Play Music tracks cut short’
This release primarily fixes an important issue in the Google Play Music service where many tracks were being cut short. Users reported this issue and helped out by collecting logs and providing very usuful insights.
Google Play music intermittently cutting songs short” #547
Until v0.17.0, Tizonia was buffering about 20-40 seconds of track from Google Play Music, with further requests being put out periodically as the internal buffer utilization falled below a low watermark level. Apparently, the Google servers now expect the client to pull the all track data in a shorter period of time. This lead to some tracks being cut short, as the Google server would close the connection while Tizonia was still pulling data.
The internal buffering scheme in Tizonia has been updated to prevent this
issue. In addition, the following configuration elements have been added to
tizonia.conf
in version 0.18.0. These are optional elements that can be used
to increase the resilence of Tizonia in the presence of track cuts of this kind.
gmusic.buffer_seconds
soundcloud.buffer_seconds
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Additionally, these values can be set or overriden from the command-line with
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command-line option, e.g:
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I would like to thank the users that contributed to issue #547 with their feedback:
Filtering of Spotify ‘explicit’ tracks
In v0.18.0 there is a new configuration option. This option switches on or off the filtering of ‘explicit’ tracks from Spotify. This is useful if you, for example, have children running around in the house while you are listening to music!.
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or from the command-line:
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Probably the best approach for this is to focus on setting it up on one page first and then copying and pasting it across to the others when you're happy with it. Let's do it in home.html first.
body
tags add a div
with an id of 'container'. We can use an ID here rather than a class to target this with CSS because there'll only ever be one 'container' element on each page.div
add opening and closing header
tags. Inside these header tags add opening and closing nav
tags.nav
tags, cut and paste the ul
you made in test1, and delete the section
that it used to be contained in.body
you should have a div
with an ID of 'container', with a header
inside of that, with a nav
inside of that, with the ul
you made last week inside of that! Bit like inception.ul
has a margin by default. Reset this by setting it to 0 on the ul
main
tag inside the 'container' div
, but outside and below the header
you just made.footer
tag inside the 'container' div
, but outside and below the main
you just made.h1
into the main
element that just says 'Main' so we can see where the main section is, and add a p
into the footer that says 'footer'.footer
to be a solid colour (omg I love the one you've used for the hover states in the navigation! where'd you get it?) and a cheeky bit of padding just so it's clear where the footer is AT.main
element. Next we're going to make him STAY at the bottom.


Deontay Wilder
Statistics
- Real name Deontay Leshun Wilder
- Nickname(s) The Bronze Bomber
- Weight(s) Heavyweight
- Height 2.01 m (6 ft 7 in)
- Reach 211 cm (83 in)
- Nationality American
- Born 22 October 1985 (age 33)
- Stance Orthodox
-
Boxing record
- Total fights 41
- Wins 40
- Wins by KO 39
- Losses 0
- Draws 1
Deontay Leshun Wilder (born October 22, 1985) is an American professional boxer. He has held the WBC heavyweight title since 2015, and in doing so became the first American world heavyweight champion in nine years, which was the longest period of time in boxing history without an American heavyweight champion. As an amateur he won a bronze medal in the heavyweight division at the 2008 Olympics. This led to his nickname of “The Bronze Bomber”, which Wilder coined after Joe Louis, who was known by the nickname of “The Brown Bomber”.


Xiaomi Is The World's Fourth Largest Smartphone Maker
by Argam ArtashyanXiaomi Is The World’s Fourth Largest Smartphone Maker
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Not that long ago, the mobile devices market recognized only one king – Nokia. But the emergence of smartphones helped HTC dethrone the Finnish brand. However, the glory of this Taiwanese manufacturer didn’t last long. Now the mobile world leaders are Samsung and Apple. But the Chinese smartphone maker companies are breathing down the neck of these two. Huawei has been in the third position for a couple of years. And in some quarters, it even surpasses the Cupertino-based company. But what about other China-based brands? When asking this question, most of you will think of Xiaomi. Today, the special conference held in Japan, the manufacturer official uncovered that Xiaomi is the world’s fourth smartphone maker.
It turns out this manufacturer has deployed operations in more than 90 countries and regions around the world. But what’s interesting, in 42 countries and regions, Xiaomi has achieved good results, landing in the top five. This simply means, in almost half of the markets, Xiaomi is among the leaders. Thus, the recognition rate of this brand is quite high.
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But if Xiaomi’s performance is the smartphone market is expected, many are not aware of the myriads of products this company is launching. Say, Xiaomi has currently deployed more than 2,000 ecosystems and consumer IoT devices. Due to this, it has become one of the world’s largest consumer IoT platforms, with a total of 213.2 million IoT access devices.
Finally, Xiaomi also emphasized that hardware profits will be guaranteed to not exceed 5% in all markets.