North & Central China
Key category: Tool/ Hardware, Outdoor/seasonal, Storage, Stationery/Office supply/Houseware
Hong Kong & Southern China
Key category:BBQ, Indoor Furniture, Lighting, Electrical
Taiwan, Northern & Southern Asia
Key category:Tools/Hardware, Home décor


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Prior to identity-proofing upload the front and back of at least one valid government-issued photo ID


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Welcome to my blog home page! I am currently attending DevBootcamp, an accelerated web development programming school, to help acheive my goal of becoming a web development professional. As part of this school we have been writing blogs about various exercises, lessons and topics. Below are my DevBootcamp blog entries.
Week 9: My Blogging Experience Week 8: Test Driven Development Week 7: Loops in Ruby vs. JavaScript Week 6: Ruby Classes Week 5: Method ".group_by" Week 4: Arrays and Hashes Week 3: CSS Week 1: Git


Tests that dynamically added script tag gets its own JavaScriptSource and is not bound to the resource. Bug 87119


Résumé
—― I do not compete with others, the only competition that challenges me is myself. As a fighter, friend and an employee I am known as contemplative, tortured and driven.
*I really miss the times when it was possible to enter the ring and not be afraid of COVID-19!
EXPERIENCE
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2018
Amongst many fighters of the past was featured in the movie"Ready Player One".
Ryu ready always! -
2017
United with unknown until then to me Power Rangers to defea resurrected M.Bison.Damn good fighters they are, even not knowing karate ways!
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2016
In "Street Fighter V" once and for all erased M.Bison from earth and tamed my inner Evil Ryu. Also spent some time on a side-project, mini-series "Street Fighter: Resurrection".
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2014
Filmed in a martial arts tutorial "Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist", revealing to audience forgotten art of Ansatsuken.
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2012
The gods of intenet concluded me in the animated movie "Wreck-It Ralph", but rewarded me with a good drink for it!
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2008
My evil alter ego sneaked out of control and became a boss in "Street Fighter IV".
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2006
Borrowed my famous ripped gi to Soki in "Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams", gods informed me he needed that for the battle.
 Also this year I encountered Marvel universe in "Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes" fighter,loyal to my employer, Capcom, of course.
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1997
Reunited with Ken, my friend and opponent in "Street Fighter III". Men's friendship works mysteriously. Also helped with Arika project "Street Fighter EX"
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1996
Took care of villainous Akuma in "Street Fighter Alpha 2". As a freelance on "Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo" tried myself in a new genre, puzzle games. Let the wrath of seven heavens come upon these malicious enigmas, never again!
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1995
Kept fighting in "Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams".
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1994
Screened in a movie "Street Fighter", so that the batlles of past would not be forgotten by millenial generation.
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1991
Was promoted to "Street Fighter II". Didn't stay there for long, celebrations and office dwelling is not for me!
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1987
Started working for Capcom project "Street Fighter". My partner was Ken Masters, the boss' name was Sagat.
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PUBLICATIONS
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2011
The true and humble story of me under pseudonim Tyler Wilde in an article "The evolution of Ken and Ryu"
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2003-2018
For 15 years I have published comic books with Udon Entertainment depicting my adventures, bitter lessons and great victories.


Exploring the challenges of Informal Carers in the UK
A user research study to explore technological opportunities to improve the life of informal carers
03/2014 - 09/2015
I was the lead UX designer on this project working with senior stakeholders from Microsoft, Kent County Council, Good care group alongside Department of Computer Science and Brain Sciences at UCL who were responsible for building a prototype.
Aim & Objective
There are at least 2 million elderly people in the UK who need additional support (physically, mentally, financially and emotionally). The need for extra support by elderly is largely being met by informal carers (ICs) - some of whom are themselves at risk of a potential health issue, or in full-time work, putting extra stress and burden on their regular health and professional activities.
The aim of the study was to gather a better understanding of the needs and challenges met by informal carers (ICs) caring for an elderly person, and how technology usage can support them. We aim to find new ways and design opportunities using technology for fulfilling the needs of carers in a more efficient way which in turn will mean elderly people could be felt more at home and independence.
Findings from literature review
I started by studying the existing research. Research on technological usage of informal carers is insufficient. The literature review identified that the existing technologies are not effective or efficient for the informal carer. There are problems adopting technologies, and there is a gap in understanding the needs and insights. Some of them do not take a user-centered approach ignoring the users needs; some has not considered the emotional, learnability and feasibility aspects.
Therefore, there was a need to explore the attitudes, behaviours, and difficulties of informal carers (ICs).
The research questions that have driven the investigations are addressed below:
- What are the key concerns of an informal carer (IC)? What are the barriers they encounter and how do they overcome them?
- How do carers use technology? Under what conditions and circumstances do they use technology? What kind of problems do they face with technology?
- What design opportunities exist for technology to better respond and manage the needs of informal carers (ICs)?
Methodology
To make the study robust, reliable and oriented towards an in-depth qualitative study, the data collection was divided into three phases i.e. semi-structured interview (Phase 1), diary study (Phase 2) and follow-up interview (Phase 3) involving 11 informal carers. Initially, a semi-structured interview was conducted; a diary study followed this, and finally a follow-up interview.
Semi-structured interview
A semi-structured interview was chosen as a tool to gain insights into the thoughts of ICs during the caregiving process, get new ideas, and discover information that might not have been previously thought of the research.
Diary Study
After the interview, a week-long diary study was run with the participants who chose to participate in the second phase. It helped to gain a more in-depth information.
Follow-up interview
The follow-up interview is used to address issues that came up during the data analysis or have been missed during the previous phases.
Data Analysis
An exploratory data analysis process was used to induce emerging theories from the data to get insights into the research question about how technology could be used to help carers. Therefore, the coding technique used was a thematic analysis.
The data was analysed following the six phases (see Figure 1) of thematic analysis for a reliable and systematic approach to data analysis. NVIVO3 [1] and paper/pen/highlighter were used as the data analysis tool.
The six stages thematic analysis used in the study:STAGE 1
Audio recordings were transcribed verbatim and were cross-checked multiple times for any errors.
STAGE 2
The transcripts were read thoroughly multiple times until the researcher was familiarised and gained a basic understanding of the data prior to coding.
STAGE 3
STAGE 4
STAGE 5
STAGE 6
The themes were analysed continuously and refined by removing, combining or finding new categories. This was done several times until comprehensive and well-defined themes were formed.The results from the thematic data analysis of semi-structured interviews and diary studies presented us with nine themes:
- Problems with formal carers;
- Social circle of caring;
- Importance of information;
- IC uses different communication tools for different purpose;
- Coordination tools used by IC are mostly low-tech;
- Caring is emotional;
- Reassurance of the loved ones health;
- Strategies to overcome barriers; and
- Technological adaptation problem.
Solution
The study was significant as it revealed the essential needs of informal carers that can be used to design future technologies to cater their needs. Following are the key findings:
- The findings clearly revealed that formal carer was a necessity for IC to reduce their burden during the advanced stages of long-term conditions. However, there were frustrations over formal care due to problems such as ill-management and persistence. These problems need immediate action, as they will negatively affect the conditions of both the IC and the elderly person. ;
- The literature and findings revealed that the technology was mostly developed independently of the context. For example, the failure of an alert button in an emergency situation when the elderly person could not react to press the button in sudden outbreak inside the home setting
- One size does not fit all: The findings also reports the different social circle of caring. Consequently, different groups of informal carers had different barriers, problems, needs, frustrations and strategies. Understanding each distinct circle of informal carers needs to be taken into consideration while designing technology. For example, in the findings it shows primary informal carers are usually confined to low-tech strategies to carry out their caring activities;
- Complex structure of caring and technology;
- Importance of information and need for an integrated solution in caring for elderly: The findings show that there was an information crisis in terms of lack of information or information overload. It shows how the informal carers struggle to find the right information at the right time.;
Considering the various factors such as trust, context, ease of use, access to information, security and safety of both informal carer and the elderly people, Blockchain based integrated care management platform was proposed as a potential design approach with the elderly person being in the centre (see Figure).
Next Steps
Microsoft UK in collaboration with its academic and government partners produced a report “UK Future Care” (part of now known as Healthcare Next Project) to address urgent requirements in the UK’s social care sector. The study was instrumental in laying down the foundation architecture to support the instrumentation of accessible homes that will lead to actionable insights to tackle key issues in social caring. It further suggested a paradigm shift in the health sector towards individual and self-care, prevention and user empowerment, so that people can remain independent in and around their own homes and within residential care homes.
Press: Microsoft is trying to ease the UK’s social care problem by using technologyPublication


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Node-RED
Gaétan Collaud
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Technically
Web application
NodeJS (javascript)
Workflow based
(Almost) no coding required
Tons of plugins
Workflow ?
Inputs
Functions
Outputs
Connections
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Use cases
POC
Systems communication
Home automation
Very simple app development
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Demo
aperinno.collaud6.collaud.me


The Initiative aims to coordinate
efforts towards building the next generation of cosmological inference and
simulation tools based on automatic differentiation.
Open & Collaborative
We aim to foster a welcoming and collaborative environment
to facilitate the exchange of ideas and conduct end-to-end open research.
Towards Stage-IV Surveys
The tools developed by the initiative aim to meet the
challenge of optimal multi-probe cosmological inference from upcoming Stage-IV surveys.
High Quality Software
We put great emphasis on open and reusable software tools
which can be readily adopted and applied by the community.
Interdisciplinarity
The initiative aims to be at the forefront of large-scale physical
inference, through a tight integration between cosmology, statistics, and machine learning.
Papers
Software Packages
Members
Want to contibute?
We are always happy to welcome new contributors. Come talk to us and see what we are up to :-)


JavaScript implementation of the IPLD spec.
> npm install ipld-dag-cbor
const dagCBOR = require('ipld-dag-cbor')
The code published to npm that gets loaded on require is in fact a ES5 transpiled version with the right shims added. This means that you can require it and use with your favourite bundler without having to adjust asset management process.
var dagCBOR = require('ipld-dag-cbor')
Loading this module through a script tag will make the IpldDagCbor
obj available in the global namespace.
<script src="https://unpkg.com/ipld-dag-cbor/dist/index.min.js"></script>
<!-- OR -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/ipld-dag-cbor/dist/index.js"></script>
const dagCBOR = require('ipld-dag-cbor')
const file = {
name: 'hello.txt',
size: 11
}
const serialized = dagCBOR.util.serialize(file)
console.log(`Encoded as a ${serialized.length} byte Uint8Array`)
const node = dagCBOR.util.deserialize(serialized)
console.log('Decoded as:', node)
require('assert').deepEqual(node, file) // should match
// → Encoded as a 22 byte Uint8Array
// → Decoded as: { name: 'hello.txt', size: 11 }
dagCBOR.util.serialize(obj)
Encodes an object into IPLD CBOR form, replacing any CIDs found within the object to CBOR tags (with an id of 42
).
obj
(any): any object able to be serialized as CBORReturns the serialized node.
dagCBOR.util.deserialize(serialized)
Decodes an IPLD CBOR encoded representation, restoring any CBOR tags (id 42
) to CIDs.
serialized
(Uint8Array
or String
): a binary blob representing an IPLD CBOR encoded object.Returns the deserialized object.
dagCBOR.util.configureDecoder([options])
Configure the underlying CBOR decoder.
Possible values in the options
argument are:
size
(Number
, optional): the current heap size used in CBOR parsing, this may grow automatically as larger blocks are encountered up to maxSize
. Default: 65536
(64Kb).maxSize
(Number
, optional): the maximum size the CBOR parsing heap is allowed to grow to before dagCBOR.util.deserialize()
returns an error. Default: 67108864
(64Mb).tags
(Object
, optional): an object whose keys are CBOR tag numbers and values are transform functions that accept a value
and return a decoded representation of that value
. The CBOR decoder uses a heap size that is a power of two. Setting size
to a number other than a power of two will result in a heap using the next-largest power of two.
Calling dagCBOR.util.configureDecoder()
with no arguments will reset to the default decoder size
, maxSize
and tags
.
dagCBOR.util.cid(obj[, options,])
Create a CID for the given unserialized object.
obj
(any): any object able to be serialized as CBORoptions
(Object
):hashAlg
(String
): a registered multicodec hash algorithm.hashLen
(String
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(Number
): CID version number, defaults to 1
Returns a Promise with the created CID.
Feel free to join in. All welcome. Open an issue!
Check out our contributing document for more information on how we work, and about contributing in general. Please be aware that all interactions related to IPLD are subject to the IPFS Code of Conduct.
Small note: If editing the README, please conform to the standard-readme specification.
MIT © 2015 David Dias


In addition to the predefined units in JaamSim, new units can be specified using a Unit object. A new Unit object can be created by entering the appropriate Define statement in the configuration file (see Section 8). For example if a new TimeUnit called ‘Fortnight’ is required, then the define statement would be:
Define TimeUnit { Fortnight }
All Unit objects have the same input keyword:
Unit Key Inputs
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Description |
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ConversionFactorToSI |
Two numbers that specify the numerator and denominator, respectively, of the multiplicative factor to convert from the new Unit to SI base units. |
For example, for the ‘Fortnight’ time unit (two weeks) defined above, the ConversionFactorToSI keyword should be set as follows:
Fortnight ConversionFactorToSI ( 1209600 1 }
Once the new unit is defined in this way, it can be used with any input that requires that type of unit.


Milk aromatic sugar ut extra cappuccino brewed trifecta cream. Cup viennese, seasonal, affogato cultivar café au lait frappuccino single shot mocha turkish pumpkin spice. This is a random span. Crema roast, java pumpkin spice mazagran americano variety. White so, extraction, strong breve flavour dark flavour medium redeye. Steamed aftertaste variety frappuccino galão at macchiato.


Gender-bias calculator
This calculator is derived from the version made by Thomas Forth which was, in turn, inspired by this AWIS blog post on gender biases in recommendation letters. The blog post and the scientific paper it is based on also explain why this gender bias is important. Thanks to Dr. Karen James for the inspiration.
| Female-associated words | Male-associated words |
Problems or suggestions? Add an issue on Github, suggest more examples, improve the code.


Deena Abdelwahed is back on InFiné with new EP, Dhakar
The four-track 12-inch is out January 17th.
by Carlos HawthornDeena Abdelwahed has new music coming in January next year.
Dhakar, which spans four tracks, will be the Tunisian artist's first original material since last year's RA-recommended album, Khonnar.
The dance floor-focussed EP spans techno, EBM, IDM and dub. It's out on January 17th through French label InFiné, which has been releasing Abdelwahed's music since 2017. The imprint also put out a remix EP for "TAWA," with edits by Karen Gwyer, M.E.S.H and others.
Listen to "Ah'na Hakkeka."
Revisit Deena Abdelwahed's RA Podcast from earlier this year.
Tracklist
01. Lila Fi Tounes
02. Ah'na Hakkeka
03. Insaniyti
04. Zardet Sidi Bagra
InFiné will release Dhakar on January 17th, 2020.
Photo credit: Judas Companion


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Like-Of: http://example.com/foo
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Matsu: Web Map Service (WMS) from Open Cloud Consortium on Vimeo.
Matsu - Detecting CO2 from Hyperspectral Data From NASA's EO-1 Satellite from Open Cloud Consortium on Vimeo.
Matsu - Images Available From NASA's EO-1 Satellite from Open Cloud Consortium on Vimeo.


• I am quickly approach and learn new technologies.
• I love playing sport and studying languages.
• I would take risk to change something that is not usual.
• I am always looking for opportunity for innovation.
• I am ready to learn and knowledge with each other to gain new skills.
• I know who I was and things that I would like to do.
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GPA: 3.43 (Present)
Apart from being a geek, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. I love fishing, driving and exercises
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the web development world.
• Sharp my career as a fullstack engineer.
• Ability to design and develop technical plans.
• Analytical skill to evaluate software and make improvements.
• Extensive problem solving and critical thinking abilities.


I have recently started to attend the online coding contest. Leetcode has held weekly contests on Sunday early mornings - which isn’t ideal for coders living in Europe.
However, they have biweekly contests, which is run the Sat 3:30 to 5:30 (BST) every two weeks.
Today’s contest: https://leetcode.com/contest/biweekly-contest-31
I have managed to solve 3 puzzles in 30 minutes, however, failed to solve the fourth puzzle (difficulty level) in next hour.
The programming language I choose is C++. I have 2 Wrong Answer submission for Problem 2 - which adds total 10 minutes time penalization.
The fourth puzzle is not that difficult - it is a pity that I didn’t get it - and my ranking is expected to drop.
Count Odd Numbers in an Interval Range
https://leetcode.com/contest/biweekly-contest-31/problems/count-odd-numbers-in-an-interval-range
Easy Math, we can simplify the problem by adjusting the low/high acordingly. For example, when low is even, we can increment the low and the result will be the same.
Number of Sub-arrays With Odd Sum
https://leetcode.com/contest/biweekly-contest-31/problems/number-of-sub-arrays-with-odd-sum/
Dynamic Programming or Prefix Sum. Count the even sum or odd sum and add them.
Number of Good Ways to Split a String
https://leetcode.com/contest/biweekly-contest-31/problems/number-of-good-ways-to-split-a-string/
Use two arrays to store the number of occurencies for each character. There are O(N) ways to split a string.
Minimum Number of Increments on Subarrays to Form a Target Array
https://leetcode.com/contest/biweekly-contest-31/problems/minimum-number-of-increments-on-subarrays-to-form-a-target-array/
Accumulate the difference between neigbour numbers, this can be done in O(N), four lines of code.
I’ll share the solutions on the blog in more details soon.
Although the contest has ended, you can try to participate on the virtual contest.
Every little helps! I hope this helps!
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If you like my work, please consider voting for me, thanks!
https://steemit.com/~witnesses type in justyy and click VOTE
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suspend fun getIDToken(): String?
Gets the Firebase ID token of the current signed-in user
Return string ID Token


My passion is combining healthcare and machine learning to provide unique insights into human conditions that will allow us to live in a healhier and safer world. I love to play tennis and read cereal boxes, shampoo bottles, and books.
Working on data coherency platforms and the IBM Watson AI XPrize. Worked on an R&D data visualization platform meant to provide high-fidelity, realtime ADT feed metrics across all hospitals in the UPMC Health System.
Applied Machine Learning team. Implementing clustering algorithms on a large dataset that requires deep feature selection and natural language processing.
Creating recommender systems from scratch for the Staples.com website and emails in the United States and Canada. Staples is the world's 2nd largest e-commerce retailer. My recommender model was put into production in the Staples weekly emails, going to millions of customers and businesses across the US.
Built the Pitt Quantum Repository, an online database for molecular data and interactive visualization. PQR also features a REST API to easily GET molecular data and structure.
Worked with Dr. Xinghua Lu to develop novel machine learning algorithms to solve the problem of identifying driver and passenger mutations given a human genome.
Published a paper on the distribution and frequency of contiguous palindromic sequences in the human genome with specific focus in regards to Acute Myeloid Leukemia with Dr. Ganapathiraju.
Python, Java, Scala, Swift, MATLAB, C
Apache Spark, Hadoop, Hive, Cassandra, Mesos, YARN, OpenMP, OpenMPI, TensorFlow, CUDA, Flask, Android
Tennis, Photography, Cooking


GOPer On Intel Committee Says State Dep. Should Comply With Impeachment Subpoena
Rep. Chris Stewart (R-UT), a member of one of the committee leading the House impeachment probe, said on Sunday that he’d officially call on the State Department to comply with impeachment investigators’ subpoenas if Democrats subpoena the whistleblower who flagged President Donald Trump’s call with Ukraine.
During Stewart’s joint appearance with fellow House Intelligence Committee member Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY) on ABC News’ “This Week,” Maloney asked Stewart if he would call on the State Department to hand over documents requested by the investigators.
“Our committee has subpoenaed them,” Maloney said. “Will you join me in calling on the State Department to produce the evidence?”
“You bet, because I don’t think there’s anything there at all that is going to implicate the President,” Stewart replied.
“If, Sean, you will join with me in calling to hear from the whistleblower,” he added, invoking the popular Republican argument that impeachment investigators ought to subpoena the whistleblower who flagged President Donald Trump’s infamous call with the Ukrainian president.
“First, thank you for joining with me in calling on the State Department to produce the evidence,” Maloney said. “I hope you will tweet that out, so the White House gets the message that there’s now a bipartisan call to stop resisting our subpoena.”
“This Week” host George Stephanopoulos asked Stewart if he believes acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and other Trump administration officials with firsthand knowledge of Trump’s pressure campaign against Ukraine. should testify.
“Look, look, I don’t think there’s any of this information that is going to implicate the President,” the Republican said. “I don’t care if they release it.”
Watch Stewart and Maloney below:


The Edge (1997) Rated R for language, and graphic violence and gore ---------- Out of 4 stars: *** (3 Stars)
Starring: Anthony Hopkins, Alec Baldwin, Harold Perrineau, Elle MacPherson
I swear I have seen The Edge before. In fact, it reminded me of THE BEAR, THE RIVER WILD, and other various films mixed into an entirely different film. However, The Edge has done something that most action films should do, and that is add heart and characters we like to the plot. In doing so, The Edge draws many more suspenseful moments out of cliched scenes than, say, THE PEACEMAKER. Unfortunately, because of those overused moments, we can pretty much guess the outcome of the film. But leave it to screenwriter David Mamet to add humor and a few surprises to mess with your head. One surprise, in particular, left me smiling just because Mamet actually had the guts to add it to his script.
Action films are a dime a dozen in Hollywood, and while they are somewhat successful at entertaining us, they lack the one thing which would make them a more respected genre: intelligence. Even horror films have learned this, a genre which is probably the least respected of them all. THE RIVER WILD was one of the best action/suspense films I have seen from the 90s. The intelligence of the screenplay, and the suspense drawn from the realistic characters is nearly unmatched to this day. The Edge has the intelligence and smart characters, but this time the lack of originality is the downfall. I must admit that it was very suspenseful, and had an original third half, but the first hour and a half is riddled with cliches and plot holes. This is an example of the final act saving the film, instead of the other way around (as in The Lost World). If only the screenplay had maintained the final thirty minutes' intensity, it could have become a great action film (and I use the term loosely).
The Edge is pretty much a survival-of-the-fittest film. But taking SCREAM's lead, The Edge makes fun of the genre's cliches, and then uses them (though not quite as effectively). Charles Morse (Anthony Hopkins) is the main character, a rich and very intelligent man who wonders what the accumulation of all this knowledge has brought to him. For once, we don't immediately care for the main character. Instead, we like Bob (Alec Baldwin), a photographer who is going to take pictures of Charles' wife, Mickey (Elle MacPherson), out in the wilderness. They board a plane and head to a cabin somewhere in the Arctic. Charles' birthday is the same day, and he receives a gold watch from his wife, and a pocket knife from Bob. As action films go, these items do have importance to the rest of the story, but quite a bit more than we first expect.
Soon, however, Bob wants to find a native to shoot pictures of because of his "personality." Charles, Bob, Bob's assistant Steve (Harold Perrineau), and the pilot head off to find him, and as shown in the previews, hit a flock of birds flying south for the winter. Down the plane goes, the pilot is killed, and the three are left to survive in the wilderness. Director Lee Tamahori is aware of the silly plot which is about to follow, and therefore has to create original ways to approach the situations. He succeeds often enough for us to enjoy the film. Take, for instance, the entire man-hunting bear plot. This has been done many times in films with different animals, and even bears. But given the Charles' intelligence, and Bob's uncertainty, many of the cliches are given fresh twists. Even Charles himself seems to have seen these action films before. My favorite line of the film comes from Charles: "Most people die in the wilderness because they didn't do the one thing that could save their life... thinking."
Despite the predictability of the main plot, a subplot develops late in the film which took me by surprise, and made me smile when I realized that everything isn't as it seems anymore. I have to write cautiously as to not reveal this surprise, so instead I will avoid it entirely. The first two-thirds of The Edge have many humorous moments to push it along, and some of Charles' survival techniques seem possible, even making fire from ice. Tamahori is able to create a lot of suspense from the stalking bear, but whenever the bear is present, the characters lose all sensibility. I have always wondered why characters in films walk over a log to get across water. Why not do what an intelligent person would and crawl across? I guess getting chased by a bear makes your thought process turn off for a while. Thankfully, we already have begun to care for the characters, and so we let this small detail slide. But some of the technical details are awkward, such as the nice stitching done on the fur coat that Charles and Bob make (where did they get thread and needles?).
The acting of the film is highly above average for a film of this nature, and borders on phenomenal. Anthony Hopkins gives a terrific performance, creating his most likeable and layered character since REMAINS OF THE DAY. Hopkins usually brings greatness to his roles, but here he exceeds at gaining the audiences' sympathy, something he definitely did not do in SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. Alec Baldwin gives one of his best performances I have ever seen (it sure is better from his FAIR GAME). Baldwin can be a good or a bad character, and here he succeeds at both in a way. You can never quite guess if he is a nice or a vllainous character until the end, and Baldwin is able to handle the double-natured photographer. Elle MacPherson gives a good performance, albeit slight. She isn't in the film all that much, but for the scenes she does have, she handles as an actress, not as a model. Harold Perrineau is a good actor, and his scenes are nice and underplayed. He is eliminated early, and I reveal nothing by saying this because it is inevitable and predictable.
The Edge is rated R for graphic violence, some gore, and language. Some of the violence is a little too disturbing, even for me. This film is a nice change from the mindless action most of us are used to, but too many cliches bog it down. Director Tamahori has created a very smooth and suspenseful action film out of recycled parts. David Mamet's script, though, has a lot of humor to keep the first hour afloat, and the acting is solid. The best thing about the script is the ending which doesn't end with the normal high-strung action sequence, but with a small detail involving a certain gift. It's a nice touch considering what we have had to go through with the bear. And by the way, most people laughed when the film faded to black due to a large credit to Bart the bear. Way to go, Bart.
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Tutorials¶
To explore different use cases of PyePAL, we recommend checking out the example notebooks. All notebooks can be run without installation on MyBinder. In the folder you find the notebooks with pre-executed output cells. Rerunning them should take no more than a few minutes.
1. One active learning step using GPR models built with GPy
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Topic covered¶
building a pal_coregionalized GPR model using
build_coregionalized_model()
using coregionalized models with
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attributes of the
PAL
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2. Active learning with “measure” function and sklearn
models¶
Topic covered¶
using
sklearn
models withPALSklearn
selecting an initial set with
get_maxmin_samples()
plotting with
plot_jointplot()
3. Quantile regression¶
Using LightGBM models with quantile loss with
PALGBDT
selecting an initial set with
get_kmeans_samples()


Dispatcher in C++¶
The dispatcher is an internal component of PyTorch which is responsible for
figuring out what code should actually get run when you call a function like
torch::add
. This can be nontrivial, because PyTorch operations need
to handle a lot of cross-cutting concerns that are “layered” on top of one
of another. Here is a sampling of some of the things it handles:
Switching between the CPU and CUDA implementations of an operator, depending on the devices of the input tensors.
Switching between the autograd and backend implementations of an operator, depending on whether or not autograd handling is necessary.
Applying autocasting when necessary for automatic mixed precision.
Applying batching rules when an operator is run under a
vmap
call.Tracing execution of operations, if you are tracing a model for export.
If in your custom operator code you find yourself manually writing if statements to handle these cases, the dispatcher APIs can help organize your code. (Conversely, if your custom operator is very simple and is only for CPU inference, you probably don’t need to use the dispatcher, just use the basic API.)
In this tutorial, we will describe how to structure a custom operator registration to use the dispatcher to organize various components. We’ll assume that you are familiar with how to register an operator and how to write a custom autograd function.
Defining schema and backend implementations¶
The general principle behind the dispatcher is that it divides the implementation of an operator into multiple kernels, each of which implements functionality for a specific dispatch key; for example, CPU, CUDA or Autograd. The dispatcher determines what the highest priority dispatch key is at the time you call an operator (this is done by looking at both the tensor arguments as well as some thread local state), and transfers control to the kernel for that dispatch key. The end effect is that when you call an operator, we first execute the Autograd kernel, and then we redispatch to the CPU or CUDA kernel depending on the device types of the passed in tensors.
Let’s take a look at the various parts involved in making this happen. First, we must define the schema for the operator in question. Unlike simple pybind11-style operator registration, we don’t actually provide an implementation of our operator at this point; we just provide a schema string specifying the type signature of the operator that all of our other kernels will abide by:
TORCH_LIBRARY(myops, m) {
m.def("myadd(Tensor self, Tensor other) -> Tensor");
}
Next, we need to actually provide some implementations of this operator. For concreteness, here is a really simple implementation of addition on CPU:
Tensor myadd_cpu(const Tensor& self_, const Tensor& other_) {
TORCH_CHECK(self_.sizes() == other_.sizes());
TORCH_INTERNAL_ASSERT(self_.device().type() == DeviceType::CPU);
TORCH_INTERNAL_ASSERT(other_.device().type() == DeviceType::CPU);
Tensor self = self_.contiguous();
Tensor other = other_.contiguous();
Tensor result = torch::empty(self.sizes(), self.options());
const float* self_ptr = self.data_ptr<float>();
const float* other_ptr = other.data_ptr<float>();
float* result_ptr = result.data_ptr<float>();
for (int64_t i = 0; i < result.numel(); i++) {
result_ptr[i] = self_ptr[i] + other_ptr[i];
}
return result;
}
We’d like to register this function as an implementation of myops::myadd
.
However, the simple way of registering it (def("myadd", myadd_cpu)
) would
register the kernel to run in all cases, even if the tensor is not a CPU
tensor! (Internally, we refer to these as “catch-all” kernels, since they
catch all cases.) To ensure that myadd_cpu
is only run for
CPU tensors, we can use the TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL
macro:
TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL(myops, CPU, m) {
m.impl("myadd", myadd_cpu);
}
The TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL
lets us register implementations for operators on
a specific dispatch key (in this case, CPU). Each call to impl
associates a CPU kernel with the corresponding operator (which we previously
defined in the TORCH_LIBRARY
block). If we also have a CUDA implementation myadd_cuda
,
we can register it in a separate TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL
block:
TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL(myops, CUDA, m) {
m.impl("myadd", myadd_cuda);
}
These registrations can be split across files or even across library boundaries; so
for example, you could have these two TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL
blocks compiled
into a separate myops_cpu
and myops_cuda
dynamic libraries. Generally,
speaking, the structure of your registrations will look like this:
A single
TORCH_LIBRARY
that lists every custom operator in your namespace in a centralized place.A
TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL
per dispatch key that registers implementations for that key (e.g., CPU or CUDA). If you like, you can further subdivideTORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL
blocks into a block per operator. This is convenient if you have a separate file per operator implementation, but don’t want to expose the operators in a header; you can just put the registration in the cpp file that defines your operator.
Note
Did you know that you can also write TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL
blocks for existing
core operators in PyTorch? This is how XLA support for PyTorch is
implemented: the torch_xla
library contains a TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL
that provides implementations for all basic operators on the XLA dispatch
key.
Adding autograd support¶
At this point, we have an operator with both CPU and CUDA implementations. How can we add autograd support to it? As you might guess, we will register an autograd kernel (similar to what’s described in the custom autograd function tutorial)! However, there is a twist: unlike the CPU and CUDA kernels, the autograd kernel needs to redispatch: it needs to call back into the dispatcher to get to the final CPU and CUDA implementations.
Thus, before we write the autograd kernel, let’s write a dispatching function which calls into the dispatcher to find the right kernel for your operator. This function constitutes the public C++ API for your operators–in fact, all of the tensor functions in PyTorch’s C++ API all call the dispatcher in the same way under the hood. Here’s what the dispatching function looks like:
Tensor myadd(const Tensor& self, const Tensor& other) {
static auto op = torch::Dispatcher::singleton()
.findSchemaOrThrow("myops::myadd", "")
.typed<decltype(myadd)>();
return op.call(self, other);
}
Let’s break it down:
In the first line, we look up a typed operator handle from the dispatcher corresponding to the operator that we are going to dispatch to.
findSchemaOrThrow
takes two arguments: the (namespace qualified) name of the operator, and the overload name of the operator (typically just the empty string).typed
casts the dynamically typed handle into a statically typed handle (doing a runtime test to make sure you’ve given the correct C++ type), so that we can do a normal C++ call on it. We pass itdecltype(myadd)
since the type of the dispatching function is the same as the type of the underlying kernels registered to the dispatcher.For performance, this computation is done in a static variable, so that we only need to do the (slow) lookup once. If you typoed the name of the operator you want to call, this lookup will error the first time you call this function.
In the second line, we simply
call
the operator handle with all of the arguments passed into the dispatching function. This will actually invoke the dispatcher and in the end control will be transferred to whatever kernel is appropriate for this call.
With the dispatch function in hand, we can now write the autograd kernel:
class MyAddFunction : public torch::autograd::Function<MyAddFunction> {
public:
static Tensor forward(
AutogradContext *ctx, torch::Tensor self, torch::Tensor other) {
at::AutoNonVariableTypeMode g;
return myadd(self, other);
}
static tensor_list backward(AutogradContext *ctx, tensor_list grad_outputs) {
auto grad_output = grad_outputs[0];
return {grad_output, grad_output};
}
};
Tensor myadd_autograd(const Tensor& self, const Tensor& other) {
return MyAddFunction::apply(self, other)[0];
}
The autograd function is written as normal using torch::autograd::Function
,
except that instead of directly writing the implementation in forward()
,
we:
Turn off autograd handling with the
at::AutoNonVariableTypeMode
RAII guard, and thenCall the dispatch function
myadd
to call back into the dispatcher.
Without (1), your calls will infinite loop (and stack overflow), because
myadd
will send you back to this function (as the highest priority dispatch
key would still be autograd.) With (1),
autograd is excluded from the set of dispatch keys under consideration, and
we will go to the next handlers, which will either be CPU and CUDA.
We can now register this function in the same way we registered the CPU/CUDA functions:
TORCH_LIBRARY_IMPL(myops, Autograd, m) {
m.impl("myadd", myadd_autograd);
}
Going beyond autograd¶
In some sense, the dispatcher isn’t doing all that much: all it does is implement a glorified if-statement, along the lines of this:
class MyAddFunction : ... {
public:
static Tensor forward(
AutogradContext *ctx, torch::Tensor self, torch::Tensor other) {
if (self.device().type() == DeviceType::CPU) {
return add_cpu(self, other);
} else if (self.device().type() == DeviceType::CUDA) {
return add_cuda(self, other);
} else {
TORCH_CHECK(0, "Unsupported device ", self.device().type());
}
}
...
}
So why use the dispatcher? There are a few reasons:
It is decentralized. You can assemble all of the pieces of an operator (CPU, CUDA, Autograd) without having to write a single, centralized if statement that refers to all of them. Importantly, third parties can register extra implementations for other aspects without having to patch the original definition of an operator.
It supports more dispatch keys than CPU, CUDA and Autograd. You can see a full list of dispatch keys that are currently implemented in PyTorch in
c10/core/DispatchKey.h
. These dispatch keys implement a variety of optional functionality for operators, and if you decide you want your custom operator to support this functionality, all you have to register a kernel for the appropriate key.The dispatcher implements support for boxed fallback functions, which are functions that can be implemented once and apply to all operators in the system. Boxed fallbacks can be used to provide default behavior for a dispatch key; if you use the dispatcher to implement your operator, you also opt into the fallbacks for all of these operations.
Here are some particular dispatch keys which you may need to define an operator for.
Autocast¶
The Autocast dispatch key implements support for automatic mixed precision (AMP). An autocast kernel typically modifies the operation of an operator by casting the input arguments to some precision before carrying out the operation. For some operations, it is numerically safe to cast to lower precision, which is how AMP can achieve speed ups and reduced memory usage without sacrificing much accuracy. A nontrivial autocast kernel looks something like this:
Tensor mymatmul_autocast(const Tensor& self, const Tensor& other) {
c10::impl::ExcludeDispatchKeyGuard no_autocast(c10::DispatchKey::Autocast);
return mymatmul(autocast::_cast(at::kHalf, self), autocast::_cast(at::kHalf, other));
}
Notice that, like our autograd kernels, we exclude the Autocast
key from
dispatch before redispatching. By default, if no autocast kernel is provided,
we simply fallthrough directly to the regular operator implementation (no
autocasting occurs.) (We didn’t use myadd
for this example, since pointwise
addition doesn’t do autocasting and should just fall through).
When should an autocast kernel be registered? Unfortunately, there aren’t cut-and-dry rules for when you should cast to a lower precision. You can get a sense for what operators have autocasting behavior by looking at the AMP documentation. Some other general rules:
Operations that do reductions should be carried out in float32,
Any operation with multiple float tensor inputs has to standardize them to a common precision, and
Any operation that does a convolution or gemm under the hood should probably be float16
Batched¶
Batched tensors allow you to write your code in a per-example manner, and then
have them be automatically batched when run under a vmap
invocation. The
API for writing batching rules is currently under development, but once it is
stabilized, you can add support for vmap
for your operators by registering
a kernel at the Batched dispatch key.
Tracer¶
The Tracer dispatch key implements support for recording invocations of operators
into a trace when you run torch.jit.trace
. We intend to provide a
boxed fallback that will implement tracing for arbitrary operations,
see issue #41478 to track
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Staffing Invoice
Recommendation, 2007 April 15
Editors:
Kim Bartkus, HR-XML Consortium
Contributors:
Gail Bubsey (Kelly Services ), Kim Bartkus (HR-XML Consortium), Barbara Johnson (Adecco NA), Tara Ryan (Adecco), Kazuko Sugamura (Manpower Japan), Takahiro Fujiwara (EAST Co., Ltd.), Magali Munoz (Manpower France), Bruno Alcotte (Manpower France), Rémy Bailly (Randstad), Yves Berdah (VidiorBis), Serguei Dounaevetski (Manpower France), Patrice Aranega (Adecco France)
Copyright © 2007 HR-XML Consortium, Inc.
Abstract
The HR-XML SIDES Workgroup has produced 7 major schemas and several reusable modules to allow for transmission of Staffing Industry information between trading partners. This document describes the Assignment schema, its expected usage, and the business processes meant to be supported.
Table of Contents
4 Implementation Considerations
5 Appendix A - Document Version History
6 Appendix B – Related Documents
7 Appendix C - Reference Examples
Within the framework of SIDES, the SIDESInvoice Document is used to transmit summary and line item data between a Staffing Company, a Customer, or an Intermediary. In keeping with an overall goal of adhering to established industry standards, the SIDESInvoice schema is an extended version of the Invoice payload proposed as part of OAGIS v.8, which was ratified in April/May 2002. This section describes the meaning of some elements within the Invoice document, plus any extensions to support staffing services. The description will be done by way of example. Given the current state of the industry in this area, it is expected this standard will be heavily extended on a trading partner–by-trading partner basis. Further information on the base document can be found by contacting OAGIS. Their website is www.openapplication.org.
From a technical perspective, the Invoice used in SIDES manages to leverage several existing standards in order to correctly model the data requirements. This reusability maximizes existing models while enabling application in the SIDES domain space. First, as stated, the OAGIS 8.0 Invoice is used as a base. This base is referred to in OAGIS documentation as a “noun” used within their BOD (Business Object Document) framework.
Applying the OAGIS Invoice to the staffing domain space requires the addition of more data, including a timecard and additional references. The HR-XML TimeCard specification is a standard data model for time card information. It is imported inside the <UserArea> of the OAGIS Invoice to extend it.
Finally, the HR-XML TimeCard has an <AdditionalData> element that accommodates the additional references needed for SIDES. Thus a combination of existing standards enables SIDES to interoperate with standard data models.
A simplified instance showing an Invoice with TimeCard and additional SIDES data follows:
<Invoice xmlns="http://www.openapplications.org/oagis"
xmlns:tc="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2007-04-15">
<Header>
<UserArea>
<tc:TimeCard>
<tc:AdditionalData>
<s:StaffingAdditionalData/>
</tc:AdditionalData>
</tc:TimeCard>
</UserArea>
</Header>
<Line>
<Line>
<UserArea>
<tc:TimeCard>
<tc:AdditionalData>
<tc:StaffingAdditionalData/>
</tc:AdditionalData>
</tc:TimeCard>
</UserArea>
</Line>
</Line>
</Invoice>
· Definition or requirement of extension. It is anticipated that this will be decided at the trading partner level. This decision will be reviewed once implementation experience gives a clearer picture of requirements.
· Determination of which OAGIS elements are inappropriate for use with the staffing industry. This may be pursued as a future project.
The SIDES overall business process is described in the opening chapters of the SIDES 1.0 document. The Invoicing business process shown is meant to generically capture the flow of invoicing documentation between a staffing company, intermediary, and customer. It is noted that there are many more business models in practice today, and this process flow does not intend to either capture or negate those existing models. It is merely illustrative of a possible invoicing module using the SIDES standards. General steps are as follows:
1. The SIDESTimecard document is received and the Staffing Company processes payroll appropriately.
2. The Staffing Company then runs that same data through a billing process by which appropriate rates, markups, discounts, and taxes are applied.
3. Depending on the agreement with the Customer, the SIDESInvoice document is created either as a summary document with line item detail, or as separate documents per each transaction.
4. The final document is then transmitted to the Customer for processing by their Accounts Payable system.
This is a high-level view of the OAGIS Invoice payload. Note that the full OAGIS Invoice payload is supported, with expected extensions at the Header and Line levels, ex. SIDESTimecard or CustomerReportingRequirements. For clarity this diagram is divided into three sections: 1) root level view; 2) first level down of the Header; 3) first level down of the Line.
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Due to the extreme size and flexibility of this standard, a traditional data dictionary is not provided within this document. Instead, an example of a typical invoice is provided along with a table describing the elements that might be used to accomplish the transfer of this transaction document. The full specification for the Invoice payload should be obtained from OAGIS. Their website is www.openapplications.org. An interpretation of that schema will available via the hrXML website at www.hr-xml.org. The full specification of SIDES modules for use as extensions can be found throughout this document, as well as on the hrXML website, and therefore are not repeated here.
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Addresses |
Open Applications Group definition: Associated address(es) for this party. HR-XML usage definition: |
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AddressLine |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
P.O. Box 999 |
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Amount |
Open Applications Group definition: Indicates the Amount. In the example, 1.29 is carried as the value of Amount and the currency would be USD, in the case of purchasing a dozen eggs in with US Dollars. HR-XML usage definition: This is the bill rate. |
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Open Applications Group definition: Indicates the Amount. In the example, 1.29 is carried as the value of Amount and the currency would be USD, in the case of purchasing a dozen eggs in with US Dollars. HR-XML usage definition: This is the bill rate. |
150 100 |
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Open Applications Group definition: Grouping of charges. HR-XML usage definition: This is placeholder for describing the rate being invoiced. |
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City |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
Troy |
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Contacts |
Open Applications Group definition: Associated contacts for this party. HR-XML usage definition: |
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Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
USA |
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Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: This is an attribute for currency. |
USD |
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Open Applications Group definition: Is the date and time the document was last created. This is not the date and time that the BOD message instance was created. HR-XML usage definition: This is the invoice date. There is also a field available within the specification to allow for a revision date. |
5/1/2002 |
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Open Applications Group definition: Is the primary DocumentId of the document for the given context. For example, if a buyer is sending a Purchase Order to a Supplier the Purchase Order Id will be contained with in the DocumentId. Similarly, in the instance of a semantic name of a SalesOrderDocumentReference the DocumentId will carry the senders identifier for the SalesOrder in the DocumentId and the cross-references would be provided by using the other semantic DocumentIds. HR-XML usage definition: This is the placeholder for the overall or master invoice number itself. In typical usage, each line item is also assigned an individual invoice number. |
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Open Applications Group definition: Is the identifier for the document. It is possible to carry the document identifier for the other Parties. These DocumentIds are referenced by party-specific names. HR-XML usage definition: This is a placeholder for various identifiers with meaning to the transaction parties. Should any SIDES identifiers be required, example OrderID or AssignmentID, it is recommended that these be added through extension in the appropriate UserArea. |
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FamilyName |
Open Applications Group definition: Is the person's family name. HR-XML usage definition: |
Smith |
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GivenName |
Open Applications Group definition: Is the Persons given name or first name. HR-XML usage definition: |
Mary |
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Header |
Open Applications Group definition: Information that applies to the entire invoice document. The Header supports summary amounts for line items, charges, taxes and allowances. It also supports itemizing Header level charges, taxes and allowances for use in credit or debit invoices. In this case Line items are not needed. The summary amounts in the Header include the Line level amounts and Header level amounts. HR-XML usage definition: |
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Id |
Open Applications Group definition: Is the identifier of the semantically named document. The position of the Id further defines it's context and meaning, HR-XML usage definition: In the Header's DocumentId context, Id will hold the overall Invoice Number for the transaction. |
A55529 |
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Invoice |
Open Applications Group definition: The Invoice is use to invoice the customer. HR-XML usage definition: This is the payload of the OAGIS v.8 ProcessInvoice schema. It is used to transmit invoice information. |
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ItemQuantity |
Open Applications Group definition: The quantity of the item being invoiced. HR-XML usage definition: |
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Open Applications Group definition: In general an Invoice Line can be aligned with Order Lines. The ItemQuantity and Price are used to compute the Total. The TotalAmount is a sum of the Total and any Charges, Taxes or Allowances. [2.] To support complex hierarchical structures an invoice line can contain another invoice line. HR-XML usage definition: In the Staffing Industry, typically an invoice line can be aligned with an Assignment. Lines can be recursive, so that multiple weekending dates and/or hour types might roll up into a single line at this level (see example). [2.] This is where the recursive line item usage begins. |
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Open Applications Group definition: Is the Line Number of the given Line Component within the document. LineNumbers are assigned by the sending system. HR-XML usage definition: Although traditionally, Line Numbers are cardinal (1, 2, 3, ...), since they are assigned by the Sender and the Staffing Industry has the need for unique invoice numbers at the line item level, the LineNumber may be used by agreement between the trading partners to carry that information. |
B44419A B44418A B44418 B44418B B44419 |
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Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: There are many different charge types available within the OAGIS payload. MiscellaneousCharge could be used to transmit a variety of flat fee charges: Expenses, Drug Tests, Background Checks, etc. |
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Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
Kelly Services, Inc. |
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Parties |
Open Applications Group definition: Grouping of semantically named Parties. HR-XML usage definition: This is the placeholder for information regarding the parties involved in the transaction. Most commonly used in the SIDES scenarios might be RemitToParty (Staffing Supplier), BillToParty (Customer), and BrokerParty (Intermediary). Should any SIDES identifiers be required, example StaffingSupplierID or StaffingCustomerID it is recommended that these be added through extension in the appropriate UserArea. |
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PaymentTerms |
Open Applications Group definition: Identifies the payment terms for an Order or Invoice. Supports the ability to specify an absolute due date, a number of days from a start date, a percent discount or an absolute discount. A common term like Net30Days is explicitly code as either a calculated DueDateTime or a PaymentTermsDateTime and NumberOfDays. HR-XML usage definition: |
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PerQuantity |
Open Applications Group definition: Indicates the PerQuantity side of this Amount. In the example above 1 would be carried as the value of PerQuantity with the uom attribute being dozen. HR-XML usage definition: |
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PersonName |
Open Applications Group definition: Person Name HR-XML usage definition: Note: The OAGIS payload does not use the CPO PersonName standard, rather it has defined its own PersonName module. |
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PostalCode |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
48084 |
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Price |
Open Applications Group definition: The price for the item. HR-XML usage definition: This is placeholder for describing the rate being invoiced. |
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PrimaryAddress |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
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PrimaryContact |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
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RemitToParty |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
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StateOrProvince |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
MI |
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Open Applications Group definition: Allows for taxes on tax. HR-XML usage definition: This is a placeholder for the section to describe the tax being charged pursuit to a particular line item. The tax description can be recursive. |
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TaxAmount |
Open Applications Group definition: Identifies the amount of tax charged based on the TaxBase Amount. HR-XML usage definition: This is the tax charge for the line item. |
50 |
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Telephone |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: |
888-532-1212 |
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TermId |
Open Applications Group definition: The type of payment term, actually I think this ought to be a type following the design pattern: generic element name, semantic type attribute. (e.g. Net30Days, 10Percent30Days) HR-XML usage definition: |
Net30Days |
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Total |
Open Applications Group definition: Is the extended monetary amount for this instance of Charge. HR-XML usage definition: |
4500 |
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TotalAmount |
Open Applications Group definition: The total for the line item includes Total, Charges, Taxes and Allowances. [2.] Represents the grand total amount of the invoice. HR-XML usage definition: This is the total amount due for this line item. Can be the sum of amounts for any recursive line items. [2.] This is the total amount due of the entire invoice. |
1500 5500 4000 10050 4550 |
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TotalCharges |
Open Applications Group definition: Represents the grand total of all charges, both from line items and header itemizations. HR-XML usage definition: This is the summary of charges for the entire invoice, not including taxes. |
10000 |
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TotalTax |
Open Applications Group definition: The grand total of all taxes, both from the line items and header itemizations. HR-XML usage definition: This is the total of all taxes for the entire invoice. |
50 |
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Type |
Open Applications Group definition: Represents the type of invoice. HR-XML usage definition: This will represent the invoice type - Credit, Debit, or both. |
Debit |
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UOM |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: This is an attribute for unit of measure. |
Regular Overtime |
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UserArea |
Open Applications Group definition: Allows the user of OAGIS to extend the specification in order to provide additional information that is not captured in OAGIS. HR-XML usage definition: These UserAreas are available at almost every level of the OAGIS payload. They should be used to extend the standard with various SIDES modules as appropriate. |
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Definition(s) |
Example Value(s) |
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TimeCard-ReportedResource-Person-PersonName-LegalName |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to represent the worker's name. |
Jesse James Jack Jones |
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TimeCard-ReportedResource-Resource-AdditionalData |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to satisfy the TimeCard-ReportedResource identification requirement. |
Invoice header data |
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TimeCard-ReportedTime-Expense-AdditionalData |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to represent the expense type. |
Hotel |
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TimeCard-ReportedTime-Expense-AdditionalData-CustomerReportingRequirements-DepartmentName |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to represent the department name. |
Mailroom |
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TimeCard-ReportedTime-Expense-ExpenseAmount |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to satisfy the Expense amount requirement. |
4550 |
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TimeCard-ReportedTime-Expense-ExpenseDate |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to satisfy the Expense date requirement. |
1/6/2002 |
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TimeCard-ReportedTime-PeriodEndDate |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to represent the end date of the reported period. |
1/6/2002 |
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TimeCard-ReportedTime-PeriodStartDate |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to represent the start date of the reported period. |
12/31/2001 |
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TimeCard-ReportedTime-TimeEvent-AdditionalData-CustomerReportingRequirements-PurchaseOrderNumber |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to represent the purchase order number. |
40/654 |
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TimeCard-ReportedTime-TimeEvent-EventDateTime |
Open Applications Group definition: HR-XML usage definition: Extension to satisfy the TimeEvent date requirement. |
1/6/2002 |
Human resources data, by its very nature, is personal data. The laws of many jurisdictions as well as codes of fair information practice require organizations to handle personal data in a way that protects individuals from loss of privacy.
The data exchange specifications developed by the HR-XML Consortium are designed to be useful across many jurisdictions and within a variety of business contexts. It is not feasible for the HR-XML Consortium to develop specific privacy guidance for every jurisdiction or business context in which the Consortium's specifications might be implemented. When implementing data exchanges using the HR-XML Consortium's data definitions (or, for that matter, using any other type of data exchange mechanism), organizations are advised to examine the privacy protections that may be required under applicable law and codes of fair information practice.
For information on protecting personal data, general references include: European Union Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC); the Association Computing Machinery Code of Ethics (1992); Canadian Standards Association Model Code for the Protection of Personal Information (1995 – PIPEDA); and U.S.-EU Safe Harbor Principles and FAQs (2000).
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Initial Draft |
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Updated Overview section. |
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Approved by membership. |
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<Invoice>
<Header>
<DocumentIds>
<DocumentId>
<Id>A55529</Id>
</DocumentId>
</DocumentIds>
<DocumentDateTime>2002-05-01T00:00:00Z</DocumentDateTime>
<TotalAmount currency = "USD">100050</TotalAmount>
<PaymentTerms>
<TermId>Net30Days</TermId>
</PaymentTerms>
<Parties>
<RemitToParty>
<Name>Kelly Services</Name>
<Addresses>
<PrimaryAddress>
<AddressLine>P.O. Box 999</AddressLine>
<City>Troy</City>
<StateOrProvince>MI</StateOrProvince>
<Country>USA</Country>
<PostalCode>48084</PostalCode>
</PrimaryAddress>
</Addresses>
<Contacts>
<PrimaryContact>
<Person>
<PersonName>
<GivenName>Mary</GivenName>
<FamilyName>Smith</FamilyName>
</PersonName>
</Person>
<Telephone>888-532-1212</Telephone>
</PrimaryContact>
</Contacts>
</RemitToParty>
</Parties>
<Type>Debit</Type>
<TotalCharges currency = "USD">10000</TotalCharges>
<TotalTax currency = "USD">50</TotalTax>
<UserArea>
<tc:TimeCard>
<tc:ReportedResource>
<tc:Resource>
<tc:AdditionalData>Invoice Header Data</tc:AdditionalData>
</tc:Resource>
</tc:ReportedResource>
<tc:ReportedTime>
<tc:PeriodStartDate>2001-12-31</tc:PeriodStartDate>
<tc:PeriodEndDate>2002-01-06</tc:PeriodEndDate>
<tc:TimeEvent type = "">
<tc:EventDateTime>2002-01-06</tc:EventDateTime>
<tc:AdditionalData>
<s:StaffingAdditionalData>
<s:CustomerReportingRequirements>
<s:PurchaseOrderNumber>40-654</s:PurchaseOrderNumber>
</s:CustomerReportingRequirements>
</s:StaffingAdditionalData>
</tc:AdditionalData>
</tc:TimeEvent>
</tc:ReportedTime>
</tc:TimeCard>
</UserArea>
</Header>
<Line>
<LineNumber>B44418</LineNumber>
<TotalAmount currency = "USD">5500</TotalAmount>
<Line>
<LineNumber>B44418A</LineNumber>
<TotalAmount currency = "USD">4000</TotalAmount>
<Price>
<Amount currency = "USD">100</Amount>
<PerQuantity uom = "regular">1</PerQuantity>
</Price>
<ItemQuantity uom = "regular">40</ItemQuantity>
<UserArea>
<tc:TimeCard>
<tc:ReportedResource>
<tc:Person>
<tc:PersonName>
<tc:LegalName>Jack Jones</tc:LegalName>
</tc:PersonName>
</tc:Person>
</tc:ReportedResource>
<tc:ReportedTime>
<tc:PeriodStartDate>2001-12-31</tc:PeriodStartDate>
<tc:PeriodEndDate>2002-01-06</tc:PeriodEndDate>
<tc:TimeEvent type = "">
<tc:EventDateTime>2002-01-06</tc:EventDateTime>
</tc:TimeEvent>
</tc:ReportedTime>
</tc:TimeCard>
</UserArea>
</Line>
<Line>
<LineNumber>B44418B</LineNumber>
<TotalAmount currency = "USD">1500</TotalAmount>
<Price>
<Amount currency = "USD">150</Amount>
<PerQuantity uom = "overtime">1</PerQuantity>
</Price>
<UserArea>
<tc:TimeCard>
<tc:ReportedResource>
<tc:Person>
<tc:PersonName>
<tc:LegalName>Jessie Jones</tc:LegalName>
</tc:PersonName>
</tc:Person>
</tc:ReportedResource>
<tc:ReportedTime>
<tc:PeriodStartDate>2001-12-31</tc:PeriodStartDate>
<tc:PeriodEndDate>2002-01-06</tc:PeriodEndDate>
<tc:TimeEvent type = "">
<tc:EventDateTime>2002-01-06</tc:EventDateTime>
</tc:TimeEvent>
</tc:ReportedTime>
</tc:TimeCard>
</UserArea>
</Line>
</Line>
<Line>
<LineNumber>B44419</LineNumber>
<TotalAmount currency = "USD">4550</TotalAmount>
<Line>
<LineNumber>B44419A</LineNumber>
<TotalAmount currency = "USD">4550</TotalAmount>
<Charges>
<Charge>
<Total currency = "USD">4500</Total>
<Description>MiscellaneousCharge</Description>
</Charge>
</Charges>
<Tax>
<TaxAmount currency = "USD">50</TaxAmount>
</Tax>
<UserArea>
<tc:TimeCard>
<tc:ReportedResource>
<tc:Person>
<tc:PersonName>
<tc:LegalName>Jack Jones</tc:LegalName>
</tc:PersonName>
</tc:Person>
</tc:ReportedResource>
<tc:ReportedTime>
<tc:PeriodStartDate>2001-12-31</tc:PeriodStartDate>
<tc:PeriodEndDate>2002-01-06</tc:PeriodEndDate>
<tc:Expense type = "">
<tc:ExpenseDate>2002-01-06</tc:ExpenseDate>
<tc:ExpenseAmount currency = "USD">5000</tc:ExpenseAmount>
<tc:AdditionalData>Hotel</tc:AdditionalData>
<tc:AdditionalData>
<tc:StaffingAdditionalData>
<tc:CustomerReportingRequirements>
<tc:DepartmentName>MailRoom</tc:DepartmentName>
</tc:CustomerReportingRequirements>
</tc:StaffingAdditionalData>
</tc:AdditionalData>
</tc:Expense>
</tc:ReportedTime>
</tc:TimeCard>
</UserArea>
</Line>
</Line>
</Invoice>


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This example shows how Telerik Numeric TextBox for ASP.NET MVC is using build-in client validation of the ASP.NET MVC 2.0
Validation of the Model is based on the DataAnnotations. Except, all required actions to enable build-in client validation, important thing is that the numeric input should have the same name as the validated property of the Model. In other words if OrderID is a property of the Model, numeric input should be named "OrderID".
Here is the definition of the OrderID property, which is validated in this demo:
[Range(1, 10)] public int OrderID { get; set; }
The [Range(...)] attribute comes from the System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.
Additionally you can use NumericTextBoxFor extension in order to create NumericTextBox for a concrete Model property. If it has Range attribute, NumericTextBox component will use it to define min and max value contraints.


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Required Files
- rexml/parsers/baseparser
- uri
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Methods
Public Instance methods
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call psb_cd_set_large_threshold(ith)
- Type:
- Synchronous.
- On Entry
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- ith
- the new threshold for communication descriptors.
Scope: global.
Type: required.
Intent: in.
Specified as: an integer value greater than zero.
Note: the threshold value is only queried by the library at the time a
call to psb_cdall
is executed, therefore changing the threshold
has no effect on communication descriptors that have already been
initialized. Moreover the threshold must have the same value on all
processes.


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2. Link to the Typer.js script immediately after your typer and cursor usage.


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{% load i18n util %} {% if request.user.is_authenticated %} {% if not request.user.is_verified_user or request.user.orgs_require_reauth %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Some of your organizations request that you confirm your email address. Your access to them has been restricted until you do so. {% endblocktrans %}
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{% endfor %}{% trans "Please confirm your email addresses "%} {% trans "here" %}. {% else %}
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- makeOffsetCorrection(int)
- Method in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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- mHorizontalScrollView
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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- mIndicatorColor
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Integer color of the indicators.
- mIndicatorInterval
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Distance interval between two subsequent indicators on the ruler.
- mIndicatorPaint
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Paint
for the
line in the ruler view.
- mIndicatorWidthPx
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Width of the indicator in pixels.
- mLastScrollUpdateMills
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.ObservableHorizontalScrollView
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- mLeftSpacer
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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Left side empty view to add padding to the ruler.
- mListener
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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- mLongIndicatorHeight
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Actual height of the long indicator in pixels.
- mLongIndicatorHeightRatio
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Ratio of long indicator height to the ruler height.
- mMaxValue
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Maximum value.
- mMinValue
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Minimum value.
- mNotchColor
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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- mNotchPaint
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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- mNotchPath
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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- mRightSpacer
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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Right side empty view to add padding to the ruler.
- mRulerView
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerValuePicker
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Ruler view with values.
- mScrollChangedListener
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.ObservableHorizontalScrollView
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- mScrollerTask
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.ObservableHorizontalScrollView
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- mShortIndicatorHeight
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Actual height of the short indicator in pixels.
- mShortIndicatorHeightRatio
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Ratio of short indicator height to the ruler height.
- mTextColor
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Integer color of the text, that is displayed on the ruler.
- mTextPaint
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Paint
to display
the text on the ruler view.
- mTextSize
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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Height of the text, that is displayed on ruler in pixels.
- mViewHeight
- Variable in class com.kevalpatel2106.rulerpicker.RulerView
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./komodod -ac_name=ZAWY24 -ac_adaptivepow=1 -ac_supply=1000000 -ac_reward=10000000000 -ac_cc=2 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> &
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
dandy_sandy20-May-19 07:51 AM
i there i just set up my software for mining kmd:
if my: deamon logs: 2019-05-20 07:35:56 InvalidChainFound:
can this happen or are my configs wrong_ iam hashing with 4x z11 to a z-nomp-pool
znomp log: found block but rejected by deamon
thx for short info
dandy_sandy20-May-19 08:35 AM
is this diff setup okay for 150ksols z11:
"3333": {
"tls":false,
"diff": 0.5,
"varDiff": {
"minDiff": 0.5,
"maxDiff": 70,
"targetTime": 15,
"retargetTime": 60,
"variancePercent": 30
}
},
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dukeleto20-May-19 12:28 PM
@dandy_sandy invalidchainfound is no bueno, sounds like your pool is messed up
sounds like maybe a wrong block template
dandy_sandy20-May-19 12:30 PM
Ok. Do i have to edit the blocktemplate in the pool(znomp)? Thank you..
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dukeleto20-May-19 12:35 PM
@dandy_sandy use that knomp fork above
or else you might have to change many little things
cipi20-May-19 12:35 PM
maybe the difference is that some forks are setting spaling:true as default or something
dukeleto20-May-19 12:35 PM
or the transaction version
cipi20-May-19 12:36 PM
i thought the txversion is set by sapling:true... then it should be version 4... but i haven't looked into the code
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dukeleto20-May-19 12:57 PM
@cipi i don't fully understand what all the nomp forks do, nor do i want to know
cipi20-May-19 01:00 PM
lol ... me neither... i was once trying to understand what the difference is between all these forks but i gave up
SHossain20-May-19 01:01 PM
yes, every fork has something different. i got lost too
NutellaLicka20-May-19 01:04 PM
webworker's knomp is by far the most comprehensive out there. He has done a great job culminating a lot of work and also getting z payments working for privatechains
dukeleto20-May-19 01:11 PM
sapling zaddr payouts is a very new exciting feature, it really brings some privacy to miners and helps the entire shielded pool of the coin
dandy_sandy20-May-19 01:52 PM
@dukeleto thanks i use the webowrker fork know. everything is runnig ... webinterface also more up to date-
dukeleto20-May-19 02:53 PM
@dandy_sandy thank @webworker01 , he did 99% of the work
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dandy_sandy20-May-19 03:03 PM
@webworker01 thank yOU!. . _
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SHossain21-May-19 12:17 AM
thanks @Gordon Komodo
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dukeleto21-May-19 12:26 PM
from an FPGA discord, this is a really interesting custom "embedded FPGA" setup. In case you think FPGA miners are not in control of most networks......
he said that each board costs $500
the daisy chained ethernet seems pretty smart
with breakeven in ~4ish months and efficiency that blows everything else on the network away, it's like shooting fish in a barrel, when FPGAs compete with GPUs
Caglio21-May-19 01:18 PM
@SHossain I just wanted to say, how those vote thing I was saying its sketchy, wasnt sketchy at all
Good work shossain
I been sceptical toward it @ first, but it worked as you promised ^^
SHossain21-May-19 01:28 PM
lol. i dont' remember you said anything like that to me (edited)
SHossain21-May-19 03:16 PM
@here Anyone running a minining pool for KMD or any assetchains and you don't have a Pool-Operator role assigned, please let me know by posting here or by DM'ing me with your pool URL. I'll assign you role and will add your KMD pool in the pinned list on this channel. Existing @Pool-Operator can change your nickname with your pool name if you like. And, please keep an eye here for important announcements and updates that you might have to do during the next month or so.(edited)
@SHossain komodo is on my pool https://www.unimining.net
Can you add me the Pool-Operator tag ?
Thank you
Remark: if any coin or assetchain need a pool, please let me know
@Caglio ok so can I have a part of his fortune ? ;-) (I hope that it is possible ...)
Caglio21-May-19 06:18 PM
I dont know, I wanted to have some drinks with you ( Ewan ) @phm87 that Trainspotting movie changed my life ( :
phm8721-May-19 06:20 PM
I can't refuse a drink (I'm belgian). Have you ever see 'Requiem for a dream' ?
Caglio21-May-19 06:24 PM
I did, but it was not that good as trainspotting, I loved the part where that black guy took his mamba out, and told that chick : What are you waiting for ?  About shocking movies, did you see 'american history x' ?
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-May-19 02:20 PM
It would be advisable to reach out to them as others have done in the past to resolve this issue if those behind the transaction wish to recover the fee.


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