Abstract #
Prerequisite #
Use the code shown in the first code listing to implement mec-2 custom html element with attributes you desire to table 1.
Table 1: Attributes of the mec-2 element #
| Attribute |
Type |
Impact |
| width |
string |
width of the element in px |
| height |
string |
height of the element in px |
| x0 |
string |
x-origin of the model |
| y0 |
string |
y-origin of the model |
| grid |
boolean |
show grid in background |
| cartesian |
boolean |
whether cartesian is true or not |
| darkmode |
boolean |
whether dark mode is set or not |
| gravity |
boolean |
activate gravity |
| pausing |
boolean |
pause the model |
| hidenodes |
boolean |
hide nodes |
| constraintlabels |
boolean |
show labels of constraints |
| loadlabels |
boolean |
show labels of loads |
| nodelabels |
boolean |
show labels of nodes |
Create a node by giving the required properties. Don't forget to put the propertie key into quotation marks.
| Required properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| id |
string |
the name of the node |
| x |
number |
x-coordinate |
| y |
number |
y-coordinate |
| Optional properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| base |
string |
for fix node |
| idloc |
number |
position of string |
The constraint defines the relationship between two nodes. i.e. in order to define a constraint, two nodes must first of all be defined.
| Required properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| id |
string |
the name of the constraint |
| p1 |
string |
first point |
| p2 |
string |
second point |
| len |
string |
it must be specified whether the length between two nodes is variable or constant |
| ori |
string |
it must be specified whether the orientation (angle) between two nodes is variable or constant |
| Optional properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| drive |
boolean |
define the movement of rotation between two nodes |
we have two main types of loads. firstly forces and secondly springs:
Forces #
| Required properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| id |
string |
the name of the node |
| type |
string |
y-coordinate |
| p |
string |
point of application |
| w0 |
number |
angle of application |
| mode |
string |
direction |
<mec-2 width="300" height="300" grid cartesian nodelabels>
{
"gravity": true,
"nodes": [
{ "id": "A0", "x": 100, "y": 120, "base": true},
{ "id": "A", "x": 200, "y": 120 }
],
"constraints": [
{ "id": "a", "p1": "A0", "p2": "A", "len": {"type": "const"}}
] ,
"loads":[{
"id":"F1","type":"force","p":"A",
"value":30,"w0":1.5708,"mode":"push"
}]
}
</mec-2>
example 3: Implementation of force #
Springs #
| Required properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| id |
string |
the name of the node |
| type |
string |
y-coordinate |
| p1 |
string |
first point of application |
| p1 |
string |
second point of application |
| k |
number |
spring constante |
<mec-2 width="350" height="300" grid cartesian nodellabels>
{
"nodes": [
{ "id": "A0","x":200,"y": 200, "base": true },
{ "id": "B0","x":100,"y": 100, "base": true },
{ "id": "A","x": 200, "y": 100 }
],
"constraints": [
{
"id": "b","p1": "B0","p2": "A",
"len": { "type": "const" }
}
],
"loads": [{
"id": "a", "type" :"spring",
"p1": "A0", "p2": "A", "k": 20
}]
}
</mec-2>
Example 4: Implementation of springs #
Views can be used to make different properties of the model or single elements of the model visible.
| Required properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| show |
string |
Which property is to be shown |
| of |
string |
The id of the respective element |
| as |
string |
Which type of view is to be used |
| Dt |
number |
Time interval of the view to be active |
| Optional properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| vector |
string |
to show a vector with a conforming orientation and length |
| trace |
string |
to show the movement of a point |
| info |
string |
to show an info cart |
| chart |
string |
to show coherences between different entities |
<aside>
<mec-2 width="350" height="350" x0="0" y0="0" grid cartesian nodelabels>
{
"nodes": [
{ "id": "A0", "x": 75, "y": 50, "base": true },
{ "id": "A", "x": 75, "y": 100 },
{ "id": "B", "x": 275, "y": 170 },
{ "id": "B0", "x": 275, "y": 50, "base": true },
{ "id": "C", "x": 125, "y": 175 }
],
"constraints": [
{
"id": "a", "p1": "A0", "p2": "A", "len": { "type":"const" },
"ori": { "type": "drive", "Dt": 2, "Dw": 6.28 }
}, {
"id": "b", "p1": "A", "p2": "B", "len": { "type":"const" }
}, {
"id": "c", "p1": "B0", "p2": "B", "len": { "type":"const" }
}, {
"id": "d", "p1": "B", "p2": "C", "len": { "type":"const" },
"ori": { "ref": "b", "type": "const" }
}
],
"views": [
{
"show": "pos", "of": "C", "as": "trace", "Dt":2.1,
"mode":"preview", "fill":"orange"
}, {
"show": "vel", "of": "C", "as": "vector"
}
]
}
</mec-2>
example 5: implementation of views #
to stylize elements with geometric forms or images.
| Required properties |
Type of value |
Comment |
| type |
string |
which shake should be used |
| uri |
string |
the source of an image if we want to insert images from the Internet |
| p |
string |
point of application |
<mec-2 width="401" height="201" x0="50" y0="25" grid cartesian nodelabels >
{
"nodes": [
{ "id": "A0", "x": 75, "y": 125, "base": true },
{ "id": "A", "x": 100, "y": 175 },
{ "id": "B0", "x": 300, "y": 125 }
],
"constraints": [
{
"id": "a", "p1": "A0", "p2": "A",
"len": { "type": "const" },
"ori": { "type": "drive", "repeat": 3 }
}, {
"id": "b", "p1": "B0", "p2": "A",
"len": { "type": "const" }
}, {
"id": "c", "p1": "A0", "p2": "B0",
"ori": { "type": "const" }
}
],
"shapes": [
{ "type": "fix", "p": "A0" },
{ "type": "flt", "p": "B0" },
{"type": "bar", "p1": "B0", "p2": "A"},
{"type": "bar", "p1": "A0", "p2": "A"}
]
}
</mec-2>
example 6:Implementation of shapes #


The AES is a key-iterated block cipher which means that it consists of the repeated application of a round transformation on the state.
The number of rounds is denoted by N_r and depends on the block length and the key length (N_r=10 if the key length is 128 bits; N_r=12 if the key length is 192 bits; and N_r=14 if the key length is 256 bits).
Encryption
At a high level, encryption algorithm proceeds as follows:
Given a plaintext x, initialize State to be x and perform an operation AddRoundKey, which XORs the RoundKey with State.
For each of the first N_r-1 rounds, perform a substitution operation called SubBytes on State using an S-box; perform a permutation ShiftRows on State; perform an operation MixColumns on State; and perform AddRoundKey.

Define the ciphertext y to be State.
State
The AES algorithm’s operations are performed on a two-dimensional array of bytes called the State. The State consists of four rows of bytes, each containing N_b bytes, where N_b is the block length divided by 32 (for AES N_b=4). In the State array denoted by the symbol s, each individual byte has two indices, with its row number r in the range 0 \leq r < 4 and its column number c in the range 0 \leq c < N_b. At the start of the encipherment and decipherment the input – the array of bytes in_0, in_1, ... in_{15} – is copied into the State array as illustrated in fig. 1. The encipherment and decipherment operations are then conducted on this State array, after which its final value is copied to the output – the array of bytes out_0, out_1, ... out_{15}.
Hence, the input array, in, is copied to the State array according to the scheme:
s[r,c] = in[r+4\cdot c]\ for \ 0 \leq r < 4\ and \ 0 \leq c < N_b,
And at the end, the State is copied to the output array out as follows:
out[r+4\cdot c] = s[r,c]\ for \ 0 \leq r < 4\ and \ 0 \leq c < N_b.
The four bytes in each column of the State array form 32-bit words, where the row number r provides an index for the four bytes within each word. The state can hence be interpreted as a one-dimensional array of 32-bit words (columns), w_0...w_3, where the column number c provides an index into this array.
SubBytes
SubBytes transformation is a non-linear byte substitution that operates independently on each byte of the State using a substitution table (S-box) which is depicted in figure 2.
This is the only non-linear transformation in the algorithm. The S-box, which is invertible, is constructed by composing two transformations:
Take the multiplicative inverse in the finite field GF(2^8); the element {00} is mapped to itself.
Apply the following affine transformation (over GF(2)):
b'_i = b_i \bigoplus b_{(i+4) mod 8} \bigoplus b_{(i+5) mod 8} \bigoplus b_{(i+6) mod 8} \bigoplus b_{(i+7) mod 8} \bigoplus c_i,
for 0 \leq i < 8, where b_i is the i^{th} bit of the byte, and c_i is the i^{th} bit of a byte c with the value {63} or {01100011} (first hexadecimal number denotes the first four bits, and second hexadecimal number denotes the following four bits).
Here, a prime on a variable (e.g., b') indicates that the variable is to be updated with the value on the right. In the matrix form, the affine transformation element of the S-box can be expressed as in fig. 3.
ShiftRows
In the ShiftRows transformation (fig. 4), the bytes in the last three rows of the State are cyclically shifted over different numbers of bytes (offsets). The first row, r=0, is not shifted. The ShiftRows transformation proceeds as follows
s'_{r,c} = s_{r,(c+shift(r,N_b)) mod N_b}\ for \ 0 < r < 4\ and \ 0 \leq c < N_b,
where the shift value shift(r, N_b) depends on the row number, r, as follows:
This has the effect of moving bytes to “lower” positions in the row while the “lower” bytes wrap around into the “top” of the row.
MixColumns
The MixColumns transformation operates on the State column-by-column, treating each column as a four-term polynomial. The columns are considered as polynomials over GF(2^8) and multiplied modulo x^4+1 with a fixed polynomial a(x), given by
As shown on fig. 5, This can be written as a matrix multiplication s'(x)=a(x)\bigotimes s(x).
As a result of this multiplication, the four bytes in a column are replaced by the following (multiplication in GF(2^8) is denoted by \bullet and corresponds to the multiplication of polynomials modulo an irreducible polynomial of degree 8 – for AES x^8 + x^4 + x^3 + x + 1):
In the AddRoundKey transformation, a RoundKey is added to the State by a simple bitwise XOR operation. Each RoundKey consists of N_b words from the key schedule which is described later in the paper. Those N_b words are each added to the columns of the State, such that:
for 0 \leq c < N_b, where [w_i] are the key schedule words and round is a value in the range \ 0 \leq round \leq N_r. In the encipherment process, the initial RoundKey addition occurs when round=0, prior to the first application of the round function. The application of the AddRoundKey transformation to the N_r rounds of the encipherment occurs when \ 1 \leq round \leq N_r. The action of this transformation is shown in fig. 7, where \ l=round\cdot N_b.
Key Expansion
The AES algorithm takes the Cipher Key and performs a Key Expansion routine to generate a key schedule.
The Key Expansion generates a total of N_b(N_r + 1) words: the algorithm requires an initial set of N_b words, and each of the N_r rounds requires N_b words of key data. The resulting key schedule consists of a linear array of 4-byte words, denoted [w_i], with i in the range \ 0 \leq i < N_b(N_r + 1).
Decryption
The encryption transformations can be inverted and then implemented in reverse order to produce a straightforward inverse encryption for the AES algorithm. The individual transformations used in the inverse process are InvShiftRows, InvSubBytes, InvMixColumns and AddRoundKey.
At a high level, decryption algorithm proceeds as follows:
Given a ciphertext x, initialize State to be x and perform an operation AddRoundKey, which XORs the RoundKey with State.
For each of the N_r-1 rounds in a reverse order, perform a permutation InvShiftRows on State; perform a substitution operation InvSubBytes on State; perform AddRoundKey; and perform an operation InvMixColumns on State.


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Class Index
-
_global_
-
Core
Core is the rendering engine.
-
Interaction
This class handles the interaction with users.
-
OOPCanvas
-
OOPCanvas.Animator
-
OOPCanvas.Animator.easingFunctions
The collection of easing equations.
-
OOPCanvas.Collections
-
OOPCanvas.Collections.Dict
Sortable Dictionary structure
-
OOPCanvas.EventEmitter
The class deals with eventing.
-
OOPCanvas.UIControls
-
OOPCanvas.UIControls.Button
-
OOPCanvas.UIElement
The base class for all the UI Classes to extend
-
OOPCanvas.UIPrimitives
The collection of all the UI primitives
-
OOPCanvas.UIPrimitives.Background
-
OOPCanvas.UIPrimitives.Path
-
OOPCanvas.UIPrimitives.Polygon
-
OOPCanvas.UIPrimitives.Rectangle
-
OOPCanvas.Util
-
PathHandler
-
Runloop
Runloop allows other objects to install hooks on it, and thereafter sends them ticks at the fps as configured.
-
VisualManager
Visual Manager acts as a gateway, between the system and UIElements.


perlbug - how to submit bug reports on Perl
perlbug
perlbug [ -v ]
[ -a address ]
[ -s subject ]
[ -b body | -f inputfile ]
[ -F outputfile ]
[ -r returnaddress ]
[ -e editor ]
[ -c adminaddress | -C ]
[ -S ] [ -t ]
[ -d ] [ -A ]
[ -h ] [ -T ]
perlbug [ -v ]
[ -r returnaddress ]
[ -A ]
[ -ok | -okay | -nok | -nokay ]
perlthanks
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In most cases, you can just run it interactively from a command
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- What version of Perl you are running?
- Type "perl -v" at the command line to
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- Look at http://www.perl.org/ to find out. If you are not using the latest
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Note that reports about bugs in old versions of Perl,
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This tool isn't appropriate for reporting bugs in any version
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A good test case has most of these attributes: short, simple
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platform-dependent code (unless it's a platform-specific bug); clear,
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A good test case is almost always a good candidate to be
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If you get a core dump (or equivalent), you may use a debugger
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NOTE: unless your Perl has been compiled with debug info
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- If so, that's great news; bug reports with patches are likely to receive
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"git format-patch" if possible, though a
unified diff created with "diff -pu"
will do nearly as well.
Your patch may be returned with requests for changes, or
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Here are a few hints for creating high-quality patches:
Make sure the patch is not reversed (the first argument to
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"git am" or the
"patch" program before you send it on
its way. Try to follow the same style as the code you are trying to
patch. Make sure your patch really does work
("make test", if the thing you're
patching is covered by Perl's test suite).
- Can you use "perlbug" to submit a thank-you note?
- Yes, you can do this by either using the
"-T" option, or by invoking the program
as "perlthanks". Thank-you notes are
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Please make your issue title informative. "a bug" is not
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These don't help. A compact description of what's wrong is fine.
Having done your bit, please be prepared to wait, to be told the
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(Please do be kind to the maintainers. Harassing or flaming them is likely
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Feel free to update the ticket about your bug on
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- -a
- Address to send the report to. Defaults to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- -A
- Don't send a bug received acknowledgement to the reply address. Generally
it is only a sensible to use this option if you are a perl maintainer
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- -b
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- Address to send copy of report to. Defaults to the address of the local
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- The names of one or more patch files or other text attachments to be
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- Subject to include with the message. You will be prompted if you don't
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- -T
- Send a thank-you note instead of a bug report.
- -v
- Include verbose configuration data in the report.
Kenneth Albanowski (<kjahds@kjahds.com>), subsequently doctored by
Gurusamy Sarathy (<gsar@activestate.com>), Tom Christiansen
(<tchrist@perl.com>), Nathan Torkington (<gnat@frii.com>), Charles
F. Randall (<cfr@pobox.com>), Mike Guy (<mjtg@cam.ac.uk>), Dominic
Dunlop (<domo@computer.org>), Hugo van der Sanden
(<hv@crypt.org>), Jarkko Hietaniemi (<jhi@iki.fi>), Chris Nandor
(<pudge@pobox.com>), Jon Orwant<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Richard
Foley (<richard.foley@rfi.net>), Jesse Vincent
(<jesse@bestpractical.com>), and Craig A. Berry
(<craigberry@mac.com>).
perl(1), perldebug(1), perldiag(1), perlport(1),
perltrap(1), diff(1), patch(1), dbx(1),
gdb(1)
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Google Chrome’s upcoming badging system will shame slow-loading websites
Source: Android Central
What you need to know
- Chrome will soon begin identifying sites "that typically load fast or slow for users with a clear badging."
- Badging will look at historical load latencies to determine if a site is authored in a way that makes it load slow.
- In the future, Chrome plans to expand the 'feature' to identify when a page is likely to load slowly based on the user's device and network conditions.
Google is adding a new feature to its Chrome browser that will notify users when a site may load slowly. In a blog post on the Chromium blog, the Chrome team has announced that the browser will soon identify websites that typically load fast or slow with clear badging.
Speed has been one of Chrome's core principles since the beginning - we're constantly working to give users an experience that is instant as they browse the web. That said, we have all visited web pages we thought would load fast, only to be met by an experience that could have been better. We think the web can do better and want to help users understand when a site may load slowly, while rewarding sites delivering fast experiences.
Badging will identify whether a website has been authored in a way that makes it slow to load,, with the help of historical load latencies. It will later be expanded to include identifying when a page is likely to load slowly because of your internet connection or device.
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Springbok horns
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Springbok horns
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Summary
A young ram springbok grows horns on his forehead when he becomes a grown-up springbok.
Comments
1) This story is found in Book VIII-10
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
May 1878
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Keywords
springbok (the ram or male) , springbok (the growing of its horns) , springbok (the maturing of) , springbok (its horns) , springbok (the habits and actions of) , horns (springbok) , horns (of a young ram springbok)
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| Conforms to | SMCallDelegate |
|---|---|
| Declared in | SMIncomingCallDelegate.h |
– getCustomSIPHeaders
required method
Gets custom SIP headers which comes from incoming call notification.
- (NSDictionary *)getCustomSIPHeaders
Return Value
NSDictionary which contains custom SIP headers if exist
Availability
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Declared In
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– canReject
required method
Indicates if the call can be rejected or not
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Return Value
YES if the call can be rejected otherwise returns NO
Availability
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Declared In
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Accepts the incoming call
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Parameters
isVideoEnabled |
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|---|
Availability
2.0.0
Declared In
SMIncomingCallDelegate.h
– acceptCall:withCustomParameters:
required method
Accepts the incoming call and sends the given custom SIP headers to SPiDR server.
- (void)acceptCall:(BOOL)isVideoEnabled withCustomParameters:(NSDictionary *)customParameters
Parameters
isVideoEnabled |
indicates if video is allowed or not |
|---|---|
customParameters |
key-value pairs of custom SIP headers to send |
Availability
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Declared In
SMIncomingCallDelegate.h
– ignoreCall
required method
Ignores the incoming call
- (void)ignoreCall
Availability
2.0.0
Declared In
SMIncomingCallDelegate.h
– rejectCall
required method
Rejects the incoming call
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Availability
2.0.0
Declared In
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required method
Forwards incoming call
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Availability
2.0.0
Declared In
SMIncomingCallDelegate.h
– setId:
required method
Sets Id value of Incoming call
- (void)setId:(NSString *)Id
Parameters
Id |
Indicates custom identifier which is not related with Spidr Session Id |
|---|
Availability
<IP_ADDRESS>
Declared In
SMIncomingCallDelegate.h
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required method
Sends the ringing feedback to SPiDR. Needs to be called if Ringing feedback enabled.
- (void)sendRingingFeedback
Availability
4.3.2
Declared In
SMIncomingCallDelegate.h


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The Calculation Output or "Calcout" record is similar to the Calc record with the added feature of having outputs (an "output link" and an "output event") which are conditionally executed based on the result of the calculation. This feature allows conditional branching to be implemented within an EPICS database (e.g. process Record_A only if Record_B has a value of 0). The Calcout record is also similar to the Wait record (with additional features) but uses EPICS standard INLINK and OUTLINK fields rather than the DBF_STRING fields used in the Wait record. For new databases, it is recommended that the Calcout record be used instead of the Wait record.
The fields in this record fall into these categories:
scan parameters
read parameters
expression parameters
output parameters
operator display parameters
alarm parameters
monitor parameters
run-time parameters
The Calcout record has the standard fields for specifying under what circumstances the record will be processed. The fields are listed in "Scan Fields". In addition, "Scanning Specification" explains how these fields are used. Since the Calcout record supports no direct interfaces to hardware, it cannot be scanned on I/O interrupt, so its SCAN field cannot be I/O Intr
.
The read parameters for the Calcout record consists of 12 input links INPA, INPB, ... INPL. The fields can be database links, channel access links, or constants. If they are links, they must specify another record's field. If they are constants, they will be initialized with the value they are configured with and can be changed via dbPuts
. These fields cannot be hardware addresses. In addition, the Calcout record contains the INAV, INBV, ... INLV fields which indicate the status of the link fields, for example, whether or not the specified PV was found and a link to it established. See "Operator Display Parameters" for an explanation of these fields.
See "Address Specification" for information on how to specify database links.
Field Summary Type DCT Default Read Write CA PP INPA Input A INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPB Input B INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPC Input C INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPD Input D INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPE Input E INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPF Input F INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPG Input G INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPH Input H INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPI Input I INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPJ Input J INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPK Input K INLINK Yes Yes Yes No INPL Input L INLINK Yes Yes Yes No
Like the Calc record, the Calcout record has a CALC field in which the developer can enter an infix expression which the record routine will evaluate when it processes the record. The resulting value is placed in the VAL field. This value can then be used by the OOPT field (see "Output Parameters") to determine whether or not to write to the output link or post an output event. It can also be the value that is written to the output link. The CALC expression is actually converted to opcode and stored in Reverse Polish Notation in the RPCL field. It is this expression which is actually used to calculate VAL. The Reverse Polish expression is evaluated more efficiently during run-time than an infix expression. CALC can be changes at run-time, and a special record routine will call a function to convert it to Reverse Polish Notation.
The infix expressions that can be used are very similar to the C expression syntax, but with some additions and subtle differences in operator meaning and precedence. The string may contain a series of expressions separated by a semi-colon character ';' any one of which may actually provide the calculation result; however all of the other expressions included must assign their result to a variable. All alphabetic elements described below are case independent, so upper and lower case letters may be used and mixed in the variable and function names as desired. Spaces may be used anywhere within an expression except between the characters that make up a single expression element.
The range of expressions supported by the calculation record are separated into literals, constants, operands, algebraic operators, trigonometric operators, relational operators, logical operator, the assignment operator, parentheses and commas, and the question mark or '?:' operator.
Field Summary Type DCT Default Read Write CA PP CALC Calculation STRING [80] Yes Yes Yes Yes VAL Result DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes No RPCL Reverse Polish Calc NOACCESS No No No No
Standard double precision floating point numbers
Inf: Infinity
Nan: Not a Number
PI: returns the mathematical constant π
D2R: evaluates to π/180 which, when used as a multiplier, converts an angle from degrees to radians
R2D: evaluates to 180/π which, when used as a multiplier, converts an angle from radians to degrees
The expression can use the values retrieved from the INPx links as operands, though constants can be used as operands too. These values retrieved from the input links are stored in the A-L fields. The values to be used in the expression are simple references by the field letter. For instance, the value obtained from the INPA link is stored in field A, and the values obtained from the INPB link is stored in the field B. The names can be included in the expression will operate on their respective values, as in A+B.
Field Summary Type DCT Default Read Write CA PP A Value of Input A DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes B Value of Input B DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes C Value of Input C DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes D Value of Input D DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes E Value of Input E DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes F Value of Input F DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes G Value of Input G DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes H Value of Input H DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes I Value of Input I DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes J Value of Input J DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes K Value of Input K DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes L Value of Input L DOUBLE No Yes Yes Yes
The keyword VAL returns the current contents of the expression's result field, i.e. the VAL field for the CALC expression and the OVAL field for the OCAL expression. (These fields can be written to by CA put, so it might not be the result from the last time the expression was evaluated).
ABS: Absolute value (unary)
SQR: Square root (unary)
MIN: Minimum (any number of args)
MAX: Maximum (any number of args)
FINITE: returns non-zero if none of the arguments are NaN or Inf (any number of args)
ISNAN: returns non-zero if any of the arguments is NaN or Inf (any number of args)
CEIL: Ceiling (unary)
FLOOR: Floor (unary)
LOG: Log base 10 (unary)
LOGE: Natural log (unary)
LN: Natural log (unary)
EXP: Exponential function (unary)
^ : Exponential (binary)
** : Exponential (binary)
+ : Addition (binary)
- : Subtraction (binary)
* : Multiplication (binary)
/ : Division (binary)
% : Modulo (binary)
NOT: Negate (unary)
SIN: Sine
SINH: Hyperbolic sine
ASIN: Arc sine
COS: Cosine
COSH: Hyperbolic cosine
ACOS: Arc cosine
TAN: Tangent
TANH: Hyperbolic tangent
ATAN: Arc tangent
>= : Greater than or equal to
> : Greater than
<= : Less than or equal to
< : Less than
# : Not equal to
= : Equal to
&& : And
|| : Or
! : Not
| : Bitwise Or
& : Bitwise And
OR : Bitwise Or
AND : Bitwise And
XOR : Bitwise Exclusive Or
~ : One's Complement
<< : Left shift
>> : Right shift
:= : assigns a value (right hand side) to a variable (i.e. field)
The open and close parentheses are supported. Nested parentheses are supported.
The comma is supported when used to separate the arguments of a binary function.
The C language's question mark operator is supported. The format is: condition ? True result : False result
A + B + 10
Result is A + B + 10
(A + B) < (C + D)
Result is 1 if (A + B) < (C + D)
Result is 0 if (A + B) >= (C + D)
(A + B) < (C + D) ? E : F + L + 10
Result is E if (A + B) < (C + D)
Result is F + L + 10 if (A + B) >= (C + D)
A&B
Causes the following to occur:
Convert A to integer
Convert B to integer
Bitwise And A and B
Convert result to floating point
These parameters specify and control the output capabilities of the Calcout record. They determine when to write the output, where to write it, and what the output will be. The OUT link specifies the Process Variable to which the result will be written.
The OOPT field determines the condition that causes the output link to be written to. It's a menu field that has six choices:
Index Identifier Choice String 0 calcoutOOPT_Every_Time Every Time 1 calcoutOOPT_On_Change On Change 2 calcoutOOPT_When_Zero When Zero 3 calcoutOOPT_When_Non_zero When Non-zero 4 calcoutOOPT_Transition_To_Zero Transition To Zero 5 calcoutOOPT_Transition_To_Non_zero Transition To Non-zero
Every Time
-- write output every time record is processed.
On Change
-- write output every time VAL changes, i.e., every time the result of the expression changes.
When Zero
-- when record is preocessed, write output if VAL is zero.
When Non-zero
-- when record is processed, write output if VAL is non-zero.
Transition To Zero
-- when record is processed, write output only if VAL is zero and the last value was non-zero.
Transition To Non-zero
-- when record is processed, write output only if VAL is non-zero and last value was zero.
The DOPT field determines what data is written to the output link when the output is executed. The field is a menu field with two options:
Index Identifier Choice String 0 calcoutDOPT_Use_VAL Use CALC 1 calcoutDOPT_Use_OVAL Use OCAL
If Use CALC
is specified, when the record writes its output it will write the result of the expression in the CALC field, that is, it will write the value of the VAL field. If Use OCAL
is specified, the record will instead write the result of the expresion in the OCAL field, which is contained in the OVAL field. The OCAL field is exactly like the CALC field and has the same fuctionality it can contain the string representation of an expression which is evaluated at run-time. Thus, if necessary, the record can use the result of the CALC expression to determine if data should be written and can use the result of the OCAL expression as the data to write.
If the OEVT field specifies a non-zero integer and the condition in the OOPT field is met, the record will post a corresponding event. If the ODLY field is non-zero, the record pauses for the specified number of seconds before executing the OUT link or posting the output event. During this waiting period the record is "active" and will not be processed again until the wait is over. The field DLYA is equal to 1 during the delay period. The resolution of the delay entry system dependent.
The IVOA field specifies what action to take with the OUT link if the Calcout record eneters an INVALID alarm status. The options are Continue normally
, Don't drive outputs
, and Set output to IVOV
. If the IVOA field is Set output to IVOV
, the data entered into the IVOV field is written to the OUT link if the record alarm severity is INVALID.
Field Summary Type DCT Default Read Write CA PP OUT Output Specification OUTLINK Yes Yes Yes No OOPT Output Execute Opt MENU (calcoutOOPT) Yes Yes Yes No DOPT Output Data Opt MENU (calcoutDOPT) Yes Yes Yes No OCAL Output Calculation STRING [80] Yes Yes Yes Yes OVAL Output Value DOUBLE No Yes Yes No OEVT Event To Issue STRING [40] Yes Yes Yes No ODLY Output Execute Delay DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes No IVOA INVALID output action MENU (menuIvoa) Yes Yes Yes No IVOV INVALID output value DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes No
These parameters are used to present meaningful data to the operator. Some are also meant to represent the status of the record at run-time.
The EGU field contains a string of up to 16 characters which is supplied by the user and which describes the values being operated upon. The string is retrieved whenever the routine get_units
is called. The EGU string is solely for an operator's sake and does not have to be used.
The HOPR and LOPR fields on;y refer to the limits if the VAL, HIHI, HIGH, LOW, and LOLO fields. PREC controls the precision of the VAL field.
The INAV-INLV fields indicate the status of the link to the PVs specified in the INPA-INPL fields, respectfully. These field can have four possible values:
Index Identifier Choice String 0 calcoutINAV_EXT_NC Ext PV NC 1 calcoutINAV_EXT Ext PV OK 2 calcoutINAV_LOC Local PV 3 calcoutINAV_CON Constant
Ext PV NC
-- the PV wasn't found on this IOC and a Channel Access link hasn't been established.
Ext PV OK
-- the PV wasn't found on this IOC and a Channel Access link has been established.
Local PV
-- the PV was found on this IOC.
Constant
-- the corresponding link field is a constant.
The OUTV field indicates the status of the OUT link. If has the same possible values as the INAV-INLV fields.
The CLCV and OLCV fields indicate the validity of the expression in the CALC and OCAL fields respectfully. If the expression in invalid, the field is set to one.
The DYLA field is set to one during the delay specified in ODLY.
See "Fields Common to All Record Types" for more information on the record name (NAME) and description (DESC) fields.
Field Summary Type DCT Default Read Write CA PP EGU Engineering Units STRING [16] Yes Yes Yes No PREC Display Precision SHORT Yes Yes Yes No HOPR High Operating Rng DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes No LOPR Low Operating Range DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes No INAV INPA PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INBV INPB PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INCV INPC PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INDV INPD PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INEV INPE PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INFV INPF PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INGV INPG PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INHV INPH PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INIV INPI PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INJV INPJ PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INKV INPK PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No INLV INPL PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No 1 Yes No No OUTV OUT PV Status MENU (calcoutINAV) No Yes No No CLCV CALC Valid LONG No Yes Yes No OCLV OCAL Valid LONG No Yes Yes No DLYA Output Delay Active USHORT No Yes No No NAME Record Name STRING [61] No Yes No No DESC Descriptor STRING [41] Yes Yes Yes No
The possible alarm conditions for the Calcout record are the SCAN, READ, Calculation, and limit alarms. The SCAN and READ alarms are called by the record support routines. The Calculation alarm is called by the record processing routine when the CALC expression is an invalid one, upon which an error message is generated.
The following alarm parametersi, which are configured by the user, define the limit alarms for the VAL field and the severity corresponding to those conditions.
The HYST field defines an alarm deadband for each limit. See "Alarm Specification" for a complete explanation of alarms and these fields. Alarm Fields
lists other fields related to alarms that are common to all record types.
Field Summary Type DCT Default Read Write CA PP HIHI Hihi Alarm Limit DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes Yes HIGH High Alarm Limit DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes Yes LOW Low Alarm Limit DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes Yes LOLO Lolo Alarm Limit DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes Yes HHSV Hihi Severity MENU (menuAlarmSevr) Yes Yes Yes Yes HSV High Severity MENU (menuAlarmSevr) Yes Yes Yes Yes LSV Low Severity MENU (menuAlarmSevr) Yes Yes Yes Yes LLSV Lolo Severity MENU (menuAlarmSevr) Yes Yes Yes Yes HYST Alarm Deadband DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes No
These parameters are used to determine when to send monitors for the value fields. These monitors are sent when the value field exceeds the last monitored field by the appropriate deadband, the ADEL for archiver monitors and the MDEL field for all aother types of monitors. If these fields have a value of zero, every time the value changes, monitors are triggered; if they have a value of -1, every time the record is scanned, monitors are triggered. See "Monitor Specification" for a complete explanation of monitors.
Field Summary Type DCT Default Read Write CA PP ADEL Archive Deadband DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes No MDEL Monitor Deadband DOUBLE Yes Yes Yes No
These fields are not configurable using a configuration tool and none are modifiable at run-time. They are used to process the record.
The LALM field is used to implement the hysteresis factor for the alarm limits.
The LA-LL fields are used to decide when to trigger monitors for the corresponding fields. For instance, if LA does not equal the value for A, monitors for A are triggered. The MLST and ALST fields are used in the same manner for the VAL field.
Field Summary Type DCT Default Read Write CA PP LALM Last Value Alarmed DOUBLE No Yes No No ALST Last Value Archived DOUBLE No Yes No No MLST Last Val Monitored DOUBLE No Yes No No LA Prev Value of A DOUBLE No Yes No No LB Prev Value of B DOUBLE No Yes No No LC Prev Value of C DOUBLE No Yes No No LD Prev Value of D DOUBLE No Yes No No LE Prev Value of E DOUBLE No Yes No No LF Prev Value of F DOUBLE No Yes No No LG Prev Value of G DOUBLE No Yes No No LH Prev Value of H DOUBLE No Yes No No LI Prev Value of I DOUBLE No Yes No No LJ Prev Value of J DOUBLE No Yes No No LK Prev Value of K DOUBLE No Yes No No LL Prev Value of L DOUBLE No Yes No No
init_record
For each constant input link, the corresponding value field is initialized with the constant value if the input link is CONSTANT or a channel access link is created if the input link is PV_LINK.
A routine postfix is called to convert the infix expression in CALC and OCAL to Reverse Polish Notation. The result is stored in RPCL and ORPC, respectively.
process
See next section.
special
This is called id CALC or OCAL is changed. special
calls postfix.
get_value
Fills in the values of struct valueDes so that they refer to VAL.
get_units
Retrieves EGU.
get_precision
Retrieves PREC.
get_graphic_double
Sets the upper display and lower display limits for a field. If the field is VAL, HIHI, HIGH, LOW, or LOLO, the limits are set to HOPR and LOPR, else if the field has upper and lower limits defined they will be used, else the upper and lower macimum values for the field type will be used.
get_control_double
Sets the upper control and lower control limits for a field. If the VAL, HIHI, HIGH, LOW, or LOLO, the limits are set to HOPR and LOPR, else if the field has upper and lower limits defimed they will be used, else the upper and lower maximum values for the field will be used.
get_alarm_double
Sets the following values:
upper_alarm_limit = HIHI
upper_warning_limit = HIGH
lower warning_limit = LOW
lower_alarm_limit = LOLO
process()
The process()
routine implements the following algorithm:
calcPerform()
, which calculates VAL from the prefix version of the expression given in CALC. If calcPerform()
returns success, UDF is set to FALSE.execOutput()
routine below.Alarm monitors are invoked if the alarm status or severity has changed.
Archive and value change monitors are invoked if ADEL and MDEL conditions are met.
Monitors for A-L are checked whenever other monitors are invoked.
NSEV and NSTA are reset to 0
execOutput()
calcPerform()
for the postfix version of the expression in OCAL. Otherwise, use VAL.


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Teaching DH from the Library
I have been given the huge task and honor of designing and teaching the first Intro to DH course to be taught at KU in the Fall of 2015 and the Spring of 2016. In the past, professors in various departments have included DH approaches or methodologies to their particular courses, but haven’t yet devoted one exclusively to the field. The two-term course I’m working on is to be based at the IDRH, which is a partnership between the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, the Hall Center for the Humanities, and KU Libraries, but is physically embedded in the Libraries and has its offices in Watson Library. This has presented some really interesting challenges when it comes to the available resources, the expectations, and, of course, the administration of the course. In absence of a DH designation, in order to make it available pretty much to anyone in the whole campus, the course is to be cross listed with as many departments as possible—that way it easily counts towards the students’ degree credits, which is also good for their home programs.
Thus, I have spent the better part of the last two weeks, consulting with professors and administrators in the English Department, the Honors program, and the newly inaugurated School of Languages Literatures and Cultures. Everyone has shown a great deal of interest and excitement about the course, offered invaluable help navigating the administrative corners, and given fantastic feedback regarding what each one sees as the place and relevance of DH for their students. Professors in the SLLC see it as a way to bring together the students (and, because of them, the faculty members) of their constituting and affiliate departments. The English department, one of the most heavily DH-inflected on campus, see it as an overdue step in their course offering. The Honors program, as yet another cutting-edge advantage to offer their students. They’re all for the hands-on interdisciplinary, collaborative, and multicultural profile of the course.
The potential diversity in the group I’ll be teaching is humbling and exciting. This and the overwhelmingly positive response to, really, just the first draft of the course for now, has made me realize another dimension of the enterprise. Being based at the library gives the course a unique outline: it doesn’t have to fit the mission and profile of a particular program, and luckily, I’m surrounded by helpful colleagues who are experts in DH building blocks like data management, archiving, OA and CC—but it also means that it has to be relevant to everyone that takes it regardless of what their individual disciplinary interests are.
In practical terms, with a twenty-five student cap, this means I have to decide whether or not to make registration by instructor permission only. The question is whether to ensure that all of the departments that are backing the course have equal presence in the class (which surely is a bias on its own) or let “randomness” and “life” decide (which, as we know, is usually not fair). Then again, this is only an issue if there are more than twenty-five students interested in taking the course.
In non-practical terms, this has made me open the old Pandora box of what would be the core of DH crossing and bringing together all of the Humanities—if there is one. And if there isn’t, in what way I can make the course flexible and porous enough to keep the group diverse and be fair to that diversity. Is that perhaps one thing that could be attached to DH as a principle, at least in my practice and the one I’ll be teaching—embracing and exercising disciplinary, methodological, theoretical, cultural, and linguistic diversity? Is that something that taking DH instruction outside of particular departments offers?
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Isotope is triggered after all images are loaded with the
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Technologies used: HTML, CSS (responsive)


Harry Potter Fantasite
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Professor Slughorn and Harry having a cheery glass of wine
This was in the 6th movie.
Fun Fact: Harry did this to manipulate Slughorn so that he would speak about Tom Riddle (Voldemort).
Harry Potter, Quiddich
This was in the 4th movie (best guess).
Fun Fact: Harry's favorite sport is quiddich, his most treasured posession is his Firebolt given to him by Serius black in the 3rd book.
Dobby, Against Bellatrix
This was in the 7th movie, part 1.
Fun Fact: Dobby use to work for the Malfoy's but was freed by Harry. Dobby often collects garments from all his friends to commemorate them.


- Video zeigen: Deep Dream on very large Images - http://www.danielambrosi.com/Portfolio/Dreamscapes-Behind-the-Scenes/ - Kreativität: https://nips2017creativity.github.io/ - Turing: https://nips2017creativity.github.io/doc/Improvised_Comedy_as_a_Turing_Test.pdf - Entwicklung AI: - https://twitter.com/chr1sa/status/939895311245254656 - https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/DQssutJVoAEB-xf.mp4 - Entwicklung Hardware - Cray 2 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cray_X-MP ist in dem Video, glaube ich) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atIKUEfW-Vw - docs/img/cray2.png - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cray-2 - 2012 iPad 2 genau so schnell: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTE4NjU - 1.9 GFLOPS - Titan 5: - docs/img/titan5.jpg - https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/08/nvidias-2999-titan-v-is-a-110-teraflop-gpu-for-ai-processing-bitcoin-mining/ - 110 teraflops - Flops: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLOPS, ca 100.000 x schneller - Supercomputer nur 270 (27-Petaflops-Supercomputer) mal schneller als Titan 5: https://twitter.com/heiseonline/status/941258001872310272?s=03
Specify criteria whether a machine can think
Example Definition: A machine leading a court trial and coming to a fair judgement
Discuss in groups and come up with a definition of your own
10 Minutes Time
- Team 1: - Team 2: - Team 3: - Team 4:
5 Minutes
An artificial intelligence is a system that can learn how to learn, or in other words a series of instructions (an algorithm) that allows computers to write their own algorithms without being explicitly programmed for.
https://medium.com/cyber-tales/artificial-intelligence-what-it-is-and-why-now-4e4431942623
if you ever experience an intelligent machine, such a distinction would not make more sense than asking if the other people do real thinking either
The singularity is the hypothesis that the invention of artificial superintelligence will abruptly trigger runaway technological growth, resulting in unfathomable changes to human civilization. According to this hypothesis, an upgradable intelligent agent (such as a computer running software-based artificial general intelligence) would enter a "runaway reaction" of self-improvement cycles, with each new and more intelligent generation appearing more and more rapidly, causing an intelligence explosion and resulting in a powerful superintelligence that would, qualitatively, far surpass all human intelligence.
Many notable personalities, including Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk consider the uncontrolled rise of artificial intelligence as a matter of alarm and concern for humanity's future. The consequences of the singularity and its potential benefit or harm to the human race has been hotly debated by various intellectual circles.
https://blog.keras.io/the-future-of-deep-learning.html
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/609048/the-seven-deadly-sins-of-ai-predictions/
Assignment: Train the system and make it react to each of us individually
Until recently Go was believed to be completely in the human domain
Now, within a year, AlphaGo has reliably beaten every human being (including no. 1 and 2 in the world) and has retired already
https://techcrunch.com/2017/05/27/googles-alphago-ai-is-retiring/
https://www.tastehit.com/blog/google-deepmind-alphago-how-it-works/
https://twitter.com/goodfellow_ian/status/918900712901197824
- http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/10/you-will-lose-your-job-to-a-robot-and-sooner-than-you-think/# - Lionel Page (@page_eco) tweeted at 1:40 PM on Mon, Nov 20, 2017: Robots will put humans out of work. Cover of Der Spiegel in 1964, 1978 and 2017. ht @gduval_altereco https://t.co/QjkGDohNEq (https://twitter.com/page_eco/status/932589547375837189?s=03) - https://www.theverge.com/2017/11/23/16693894/hillary-clinton-ai-america-totally-unprepared#ampshare=https://www.theverge.com/2017/11/23/16693894/hillary-clinton-ai-america-totally-unprepared - https://twitter.com/mikko/status/933749244577697793?s=03 - Autonome StreetScooter: Post testet selbstfahrende Lieferwagen http://spon.de/ae48e via @SPIEGELONLINE
How will we face being defeated by machines? https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/11/16460118/alphago-deepmind-ai-documentary-go-lee-sedol-film-review
Machine Learning and Artificial will destroy jobs
Are the jobs destroyed worth being kept in the first place?
Self driving cars might save 4000 lives per year, but may cost 1 million jobs
- is it dangerous: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/talkingtech/2017/11/07/hawking-ai-could-worst-event-history-our-civilization/839298001/ 2. Can you switch it off (does it have conscience) 3. Who to kill in a car accident: http://moralmachine.mit.edu/, http://moralmachine.mit.edu/hl/de - If an AI creates a work of art, who owns the copyright?: https://twitter.com/wef/status/922208195245899777?s=03 - Actual AI issues: mass surveillance & control unchecked algorithmic bias Fiction, but worth discussing: automation-caused mass unemployment (https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/922269086607851520?s=03) - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation - Unfortunately it's much easier to predict which jobs will get automated than it is to imagine which jobs will be created... (https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/923355869680615424?s=03) - Bias in machine learning: https://motherboard.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/j5jmj8/google-artificial-intelligence-bias - https://twitter.com/JamieJBartlett/status/933686656418435073?s=03
- copy from http://bit.ly/haw-ai - We are self-aware, and we are left wondering what that means, but we are not self-aware enough to understand what we are and how we work: (https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/917493399992786944?s=03)


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Katie O'Flaherty - Curriculum Vitae
This is my website.
About Me:
Name: Katie O'Flaherty
Address: 4 South Mall, Carrig Dubh, Co.Wicklow
Contact Number: (+353)(*********)
Email Address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date Of Birth: 01/03/99
Birth Place:Co.Wicklow, Ireland.
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My Education:
Secondary School:
I attended The ***** Convent Secondary School
Leaving Cert Grades:
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English
H2
Irish
H3
Maths
H3
French
H2
Accounting
H2
Geography
H3
Biology
H2
University:
I am currently a first year in UCC, studying BIS.
Link to BIS course.
BIS Modules:
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IS1110
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IS1113
IS1114
Business Modules:
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Royal Cork Yacht Club:
I worked in the administrative section for the Royal Cork Yacht club(rcyc).
I worked on the rcyc website and uploaded articles once a week.
I answered incoming calls related to the 'Volvo Cork Week' event.
Meetings commenced each week to discuss issues and to deal with any matters that were put on the agenda.
Penneys Retail Store:
I worked as a retail assistant for Penneys in the 'Accessories Department' during the Christmas period.
I was given certain tasks to complete each hour, whether it be phone calls or dealing with customer service complaints.
I have completed and passed Health Safety & Environment Induction and Fire Safety.
I am a fully trained cashier and I have completed Man Handling Training.
Coqbull Restaurant - French Church Street
At Coqbull, I was a fully trained waitress. I requested and recorded customer orders and totaled orders with cash registers.
As a waitress part of my job was to answer questions about the menu and make recommendations when appropriate.
I cleaned tables, removed dirty dishes and replaced table linens.
I have strong service skills assessing customer needs and adhering to quality standards.
Age Action Ireland:
I volunteered to train an elderly person to use a computer, digital devices and the Internet.
I gave simple steps on how to create a Google account and access websites such as RTE news and Weather websites.
It gave elderly people a sense of empowerment and opportunity.
This charity promotes positive ageing and better services for older people.It opens a whole new world for them.
Flyer Distribution:
I worked with many restaurants including Coqbull, distributing flyers.
This worked really well because I captured my audience and the flyers were small and simple.
The flyers I gave out were 'free food' and free samples which attracted a large audience.
Skills:
Ability to work under pressure.
Communication and cooperation skills.
Excellent interpersonal skills, demonstrated by communicating with customers and colleagues on a daily basis.
Able to work individually without direct supervision.
Knowledgeable of Customer Service, Transaction Processing and complaint handling.


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from __future__ import unicode_literals
from collections import MutableMapping
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An attribute access dictionary, of a kind. This utility class is used to cooperatively construct the ApplicationContext (and subsequent RequestContext) from the contributions of multiple extensions. The concept of "promotion to a class" is needed in order to enable the use of descriptor protocol attributes; without promotion the protocol would not be utilized. |
class Context(MutableMapping):
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M-Morty! We're, belch, gonna have to go in deep, Morty! Elbow deep! Create a new subclass of Context which incorporates instance attributes and new descriptors. This promotes an instance and its instance attributes up to being a class with class attributes, then returns an instance of that class. |
def _promote(self, name, instantiate=True):
metaclass = type(self.__class__)
contents = self.__dict__.copy()
cls = metaclass(str(name), (self.__class__, ), contents)
if instantiate:
return cls()
return cls
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Construct a new Context instance. All keyword arguments are applied to the instance as attributes through direct assignment to |
def __init__(self, **kw):
self.__dict__.update(kw)
super(Context, self).__init__()
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Get a list of the public data attributes. |
def __len__(self):
return len([i for i in (set(dir(self)) - self._STANDARD_ATTRS) if i[0] != '_'])
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Iterate all valid (public) attributes/keys. |
def __iter__(self):
return (i for i in (set(dir(self)) - self._STANDARD_ATTRS) if i[0] != '_')
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Retrieve an attribute through dictionary access. |
def __getitem__(self, name):
try:
return getattr(self, name)
except AttributeError:
pass
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We do this here to avoid Python 3's nested exception support. |
raise KeyError(name)
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Assign an attribute through dictionary access. |
def __setitem__(self, name, value):
setattr(self, name, value)
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Delete an attribute through dictionary access. |
def __delitem__(self, name):
try:
return delattr(self, name)
except AttributeError:
pass
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We do this here to avoid Python 3's nested exception support. |
raise KeyError(name)
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We generally want to exclude "default object attributes" from the context's list of attributes. This auto-detects the basic set of them for exclusion from iteration in the above methods. |
Context._STANDARD_ATTRS = set(dir(Context()))
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I felt like I had a clearer plan of attack when attempting the redesign, rather than just kind of fidling with a bit of this and a bit of that. Causing me to feel like it wasn't completely overwhelming and undoable. Which was helpful! I think I need a bit of practice though.
I find my own form of meditation quite useful, on a day to day basis. There are many, many forms in which one can do it, it's not just the stereotypical, sitting there with your legs crossed and your fingers in that typical position. Driving and/or listening to music is a great one for me. As well as baking!
I guess perhaps be more aware of the steps I take to get to that centred place or whatever. Awareness.
“Pretty soon, many more people may like you and want to hang out with you.” Gag. I really dislike the writing style of this. It feels childish and painful. I spent most of the time rolling my eyes. I get that he's trying to make it accessible to a younger audience or whatever, but it hurts my being.


Pig dice is asimple dice game that was first described in print by john scarne in 1945.As with many games of folk origin,
pig dice is played with many rule variation.
Below are rules will use to play the game.
The game consits of two players.

The goal is to accumulate as many points as possible, adding up the numbers rolled on the die.
However, if a player rolls a 1, the player's turn is over and any points they have accumulated
during this turn are forfeited. Rolling a 1 doesn't wipe out your entire score
from previous turns, just the total earned during that particular roll.
A player can also choose to hold (stop rolling the die) if they do not
want to take a chance of rolling a 1 and losing all of their points
from this turn. If the player chooses to hold, all of the points rolled
during that turn
are added to his or her score.
When a player reaches a total of 100 or more points,
the game ends and that player is the winner.
pass on the dice
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My American Cousin * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Sandy Wilson. Cast: Margaret Langrick, John Wildman, Richard Donat, Jane Mortifee, T.J. Scott. 1985 - 90 minutes Rated PG (for mild profanity). Reviewed June 17, 1999.
The winner of six 1985 Genie Awards (the Canadian equivalent of the Oscars), director Sandy Wilson's "My American Cousin" is a nostalgic, delicately-paced drama that plays exactly as if it were a memoir of the central character, many years down the road. Light on a so-called plot, but heavy on character observation, the film works a gentle spell around its viewer, and ends up leaving an unexpected lasting impression.
Set in a peaceful Canadian ranch town in the summer of 1959, a time when rock 'n' roll music was still looked upon as a nasty racket by many, we first meet Sandy Wilcox (Margaret Langrick) writing in her journal before bed, in big letters, "NOTHING HAPPENS HERE!" Right on the verge of becoming a teenager, Sandy yearns to not be treated like a child, and is starting to grow interested in the opposite sex. This interest is only further carried along by the appearance of her 17-year-old American cousin, Butch (John Wildman), a suave, captivating young man who, with his hair slicked perfectly the way he likes it, has obviously seen James Dean in "Rebel Without a Cause" one too many times. Driving up to the Wilcox's home late at night in his extravagant cherry red convertible, Butch tells Sandy's parents (Richard Donat, Jane Mortifee) that he is up on vacation for a while, and is welcomed to stay with them. Sandy is immediately taken aback by Butch, and gains her first crush, but when Butch finds out that she's only 12-years-old ("I can't believe I'm talking to a little kid"), he doesn't seem to return the feeling.
This is the basic setup for "My American Cousin," and there isn't too much more to say about the story. Although there are a few discoveries about Butch towards the conclusion, the film isn't concerned about such petty things, instead choosing to wisely follow Sandy through the summer, as she grows up a little along the way. To be sure, not exactly groundbreaking material, but not too many films have been able to capture the innocence and sweetness of being 12, when you're too old for childish play, and too young to do much else. The film captures this age so marvelously and accurately, from the arguments that Sandy often gets into with her mother, whom she feels doesn't understand her, to her precociousness and naivety. In one scene, she complains that her life and the scenery is absolutely boring (although with the mountains, lakes, and endless countryside, it is obviously very much gorgeous), and it is only until the ending that she realizes she should have enjoyed the final bit of her childhood while it lasted.
In her motion picture debut, Margaret Langrick is a radiant presence to behold (and deservedly won the Genie Award for Best Leading Actress). Both unaffected and polished, Langrick gives won of the best performances (of that age range) I've seen, and she also has a natural comic ability, gaining several laughs just from her on-the-mark mannerisms and facial expressions.
In the other role at the forefront is John Wildman, who is very appropriate for the role. Certainly the more underwritten of the two, Butch is nonetheless portrayed as a realistic 17-year-old, concerned with very little but girls and embarrassed when he is coaxed into giving Sandy and her three giggly friends a ride in his car. In their sequences together, Langrick and Wildman form a charismatic rapport that develops with ease and delight.
The inevitable parting of Sandy and Butch is also portrayed truthfully, without a sign of manipulation in sight. To be vague and not give anything away, Sandy and Butch do not say goodbye as we always see in movies, but go their separate ways as it happens in real life. Fans of syrupy, heavy drama may be displeased by the film's ending, but those that prefer realism will be utterly satisfied.
With entertaining '50s songs filling the soundtrack, writer-director Sandy Wilson, previously a documentary filmmaker, has created a definite time and place, and knows how to write genuine, unforced dialogue. "My American Cousin," I wouldn't doubt, is a personal film for Wilson, perhaps even autobiographical, as it never strays from its deft, subtle path in order to create big, flashy plot occurrences. It's as it should be, and nothing more.
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Introduction to Ghostscript
Ghostscript is a versatile
processor for PostScript data with the ability to render PostScript
to different targets. It is a mandatory part of the cups printing
stack.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-9.1
platform.
Package Information
Additional Downloads
If you wish, you can download additional fonts.
Ghostscript Dependencies
Recommended
Cups-2.3.1
(required for building the “cups” device backend, which is needed
by cups-filters), Fontconfig-2.13.1 (required, if you are
installing any suggested font), FreeType-2.10.1, libjpeg-turbo-2.0.4, libpng-1.6.37, LibTIFF-4.1.0,
Little CMS-2.9, and OpenJPEG-2.3.1
Optional
Cairo-1.17.2+f93fc72c03e, GTK+-3.24.13,
libidn-1.35, libpaper-1.1.24+nmu5, Little
CMS-1.19 (not used by default, nor if lcms2 is present or
found), and X Window
System
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/gs
Installation of Ghostscript
Note
The Ghostscript build system is
not user-friendly. In order to use system copies of various
graphics libraries, you must do it using unconventional methods.
Ghostscript includes (old) copies
of several libraries. Some of these seem to have been patched to
fix known vulnerabilities, but others of these copies are less-well
maintained. To ensure that any future fixes are applied throughout
the whole system, it is recommended that you first install the
released versions of these libraries and then configure
Ghostscript to link to them.
If you have installed the recommended dependencies on your system,
remove the copies of freetype,
lcms2, libjpeg, libpng, and openjpeg:
rm -rf freetype lcms2mt jpeg libpng openjpeg
Compile Ghostscript:
rm -rf zlib &&
./configure --prefix=/usr \
--disable-compile-inits \
--enable-dynamic \
--with-system-libtiff &&
make
To compile the shared library libgs.so
, run the following additional command as
an unprivileged user:
make so
This package does not come with a test suite. A set of example
files may be used for testing, but it is only possible after
installation of the package.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
If you want the shared library too:
make soinstall &&
install -v -m644 base/*.h /usr/include/ghostscript &&
ln -sfvn ghostscript /usr/include/ps
Now make the documentation accessible from the normal place:
mv -v /usr/share/doc/ghostscript/9.50 /usr/share/doc/ghostscript-9.50 &&
rm -rfv /usr/share/doc/ghostscript &&
cp -a examples/ /usr/share/ghostscript/9.50/
If you have downloaded the fonts, unpack them to /usr/share/ghostscript
and ensure the ownerships
of the files are root
: root
.
tar -xvf ../ghostscript-fonts-std-8.11.tar.gz -C /usr/share/ghostscript --no-same-owner &&
tar -xvf ../gnu-gs-fonts-other-6.0.tar.gz -C /usr/share/ghostscript --no-same-owner &&
fc-cache -v /usr/share/ghostscript/fonts/
You can now test the rendering of various postscript and pdf files
from the /usr/share/ghostscript/9.50/examples
, for
example (you need an X window system display):
gs -q -dBATCH /usr/share/ghostscript/9.50/examples/tiger.eps
Command Explanations
rm -rf zlib :
zlib was installed as part of LFS.
--disable-compile-inits
:
This option makes gs
and libgs.so
slightly smaller.
--with-system-libtiff
:
Remove this option if you've not installed LibTIFF-4.1.0.
install -v -m644
base/*.h... : Some packages (ImageMagick is one) need the Ghostscript interface headers in place to link
to the shared library. These commands install the headers.
ln -sfvn ghostscript
/usr/include/ps: Some packages expect to find the
interface headers in an alternate location.
mv -v /usr/share/doc/ghostscript/9.50
/usr/share/doc/ghostscript-9.50: This moves the
documentation where it is expected to be found.
--disable-cups
: this option will save a
tiny amount of space by not linking gs and libgs.so
to the Cups-2.3.1 libraries if you have installed
those.
Contents
Installed Programs:
dvipdf, eps2eps, gs, gsbj, gsc (from
soinstall), gsdj, gsdj500, gslj, gslp, gsnd, gsx (from
soinstall), lprsetup.sh, pdf2dsc, pdf2ps, pf2afm, pfbtopfa,
pphs, printafm, ps2ascii, ps2epsi, ps2pdf, ps2pdf12, ps2pdf13,
ps2pdf14, ps2pdfwr, ps2ps, ps2ps2, and unix-lpr.sh
Installed Library:
libgs.so and
/usr/lib/ghostscript/9.50/X11.so
Installed Directories:
/usr/include/ghostscript,
/usr/lib/ghostscript, /usr/share/ghostscript, and
/usr/share/doc/ghostscript-9.50
Short Descriptions
|
gs
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is an interpreter for Adobe Systems' PostScript(tm) and
Portable Document Format (PDF).
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libgs.so
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provides Ghostscript
functionality to other programs, such as GSView, ImageMagick, and libspectre.
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Ghostscript provides many
different scripts used to convert PostScript, PDF, and other
formats. Please refer to the HTML documentation or the man pages
for information about the capabilities provided.


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Fayas Noushad is a 15 years old boy. He is an Indian. His original name is Fayas. Noushad is his father's name. So he known as Fayas Noushad. He is an Opensource Developer. His so many opensource projects available in GitHub. He finished 10th standard. More information available on education page.


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This Java program is a Swing application for simulating fluid physics. It was ported from a desktop application to an applet and, as a result, font rendering may be weird. It uses a particle system to mimic the appearance of a liquid inside a bottle.
You can use your mouse to pick up the fluid, and change the direction of the gravity, and other settings, from the menu on the right.
The color of the fluid indicates the pressure at a given point.
If the demo does not work in your web browser, you may want to try the standalone .jar file
This project was made with the help of Alexandre D'Amboise.


Director: James Wan
Year: 2013
Patrick Wilson
Vera Farmiga
Rating
Paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren work to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in their farmhouse.
This movie is incredibly boring, i signed up to IMDb just so i could review this movie. I really really regret watching this at the movies, waste of money. The story takes so long to build up and the end result is pathetic. I don't usually watch this genre so i was expecting to be scared, there was not one scene i found scary because the movie is so predictable and who ever says this movie is scary in the slightest seriously needs to grow up. This movie may scare children but if your above 15 years of age and your scared from this movie, i feel sorry for you.
This is a movie sure to please those who fervently believe in the supernatural. All others should be warned that it will assault your intellectual sensibilities. On a technical level the cinematography and sound were certainly adequate. The acting was professional. The sets were attractive. The problem was the basic premise, the screenplay and the pedestrian special effects (perhaps these improved near the end of the film, but I was forced to abandon my viewing when the rubber ball came sailing out of the storage space). Really, if you are not a fan (and staunch believer) of the supernatural, save your money - or rent anything else. It will be better. Movies such as this should be forced to carry a government health warning: Caution, viewing this film my cause drooling, incredulity and momentary loss of your higher mental capabilities
Are you kidding me?! This film plays like a parody of itself. It is laughable. People keep talking about it being well crafted, but that doesn't take it very far at all. After it recycles every conceivable cliché known to the genre without any self-awareness I was exhausted. I kept thinking I was going to be let in on the joke at any minute but the scariest thing happened - it turned out that the film takes itself seriously! I can't believe people liked this garbage. That really is scary!
4.1 average based on 102,348 reviews.


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Apple says bent iPhones are 'rare'
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Apple responds to claims that its new handsets are prone to bending by saying such damage would be "rare" during normal use.
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Why is that lamp-post watching me?
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Cities are filling up with sensors which in turn means a lot of data to be analysed. What does that mean for citizens and their privacy?
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IS strikes would be legal - No 10
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Iraq's request for help means air strikes against Islamic State would be legal, the government says as it urges support for Friday's Commons vote.
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US: No evidence of IS subways plots
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US officials say they have seen no evidence Islamic State militants were plotting to attack underground rail networks in the US and Paris.
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Rouhani criticises West's 'blunders'
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UK to 'play its part' against IS
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David Cameron says Britain is ready to "play its part" in fighting Islamic State, which he calls an "evil against which the whole world must unite".
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US Attorney General Holder resigns
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US Attorney General Eric Holder announces he is stepping down, as President Barack Obama praises him as "the people's lawyer".
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Iranian president makes UN speech
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani speaks at the 69th UN General Assembly in New York.
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Virtual aquarium on show in Tokyo
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Children's drawings of sea creatures come to life on a projected wall in a virtual aquarium in Tokyo.
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'Deadly serious' new tech bug found
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A "deadly serious" bug potentially affecting hundreds of millions of computers, servers and devices has been discovered.
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France crisis talks after beheading
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France's defence council is to convene after the beheading in Algeria of French tourist Herve Gourdel by militants linked to Islamic State.
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African fish nourish Amazon
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The Amazon rainforest is being fertilised by the remains of ancient fish blown in by great duststorms from Africa.
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Apple's banana skins
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Apple has suffered a series of PR setbacks following the release of its iPhone 6.
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A tour of Dubai's eco-friendly mosque
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Dubai has constructed the first environment friendly mosque in a region which is among the worst polluters in the world
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Webscape: Apps to enhance your photos, 27/09/2014 GMT, Click - BBC World ...
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Kate Russell rounds up some of the best websites and apps to capture the perfect picture.
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Cyprus 'refugees won't leave ship'
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Almost 350 people, said to be Syrian refugees, are refusing to disembark from a cruise ship that rescued them from a small boat stranded off Cyprus.
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Preacher Choudary in terror arrest
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Google urged to change privacy rules
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EU data watchdogs move again to persuade Google to change its privacy policies which were consolidated two years ago.
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US allows use of drones for filming
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The US grants permission to six television and movie companies to allow for the use of drones to shoot film scenes.
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Sandro Miller: Value over viral
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Newshour: Haute cuisine without meat?
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Elements: Caesium, Business Daily - BBC World Service
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$1.5m for US woman punched by police
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Here’s Your Chance To Name This Precious Newborn Baby Tapir From Sungai Dusun
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The Sungai Dusun Wildlife Conservation Centre is celebrating the birth of a baby tapir that was born on Friday morning (15 November).
After the birth of the 8kg baby tapir, the Wildlife and National Parks Department (PERHILITAN) took to their official Instagram page to ask the public to help name this precious new life. They’ve also shared two photos of the baby tapir to showcase his extreme adorableness in the same post!
“Please suggest names that will suit this baby tapir!”
Bera (mother) and Gadek (father) are also congratulated for giving birth to a healthy and cheerful baby boy.
Upon seeing the photos that were uploaded by PERHILITAN, the netizens were swooned by this baby tapir and many of them responded in the comments of the Instagram post.
Some of the names that were suggested were: Gedik (resembles Gadek), Batik and Radek (the combination of Bera and Gadek), etc.
What other names do you think will be perfect for this baby tapir? Tell us in the comments!
Also read: Five Elephants Trapped in Mud-Filled Gold Mine Rescued in 6-Hour Mission by Pahang PERHILITAN


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Brian Wachira
Son Of The Most High
King & Priest
Education
- Kitondo School (2012-2015)
- Petrem SOM (2016-2016)
- Chuka University (2016-present)
- Ajira Digital Training (2017(1 week))
Skills
- Web-development (html,css)
- Android development (java)
- Version Control (Git,Github)
- Data Structures & Algorithms (C)


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