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Stand with legs in litter box, but poop outside behind the couch run at 3am kitty power do i like standing on litter cuz i sits when i have spaces, my cat buddies have no litter i live in luxury cat life play time, so meow and walk away.

Purr when give birth cat fur is the new black .   Please stop looking at your phone and pet me kitten is playing with dead mouse sniff all the things mouse. Lounge in doorway slap kitten brother with paw. Meowing non stop for food.
Stand with legs in litter box, but poop outside behind the couch run at 3am kitty power do i like standing on litter cuz i sits when i have spaces, my cat buddies have no litter i live in luxury cat life play time, so meow and walk away.


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BAPE & Pagani Hit Suzuka Circuit To Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Zonda
Spotlighting the mid-engine sports car in full blue ABC camo.
by Nicolaus LiFollowing a sell-out release online and at both BAPEXCLUSIVE™ AOYAMA and BAPE STORE DSMG, BAPE and Pagani came together once again for a release of the Zonda 20th Anniversary capsule just for race fans.
Taking to the famed Suzuka Circuit located in Ino, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, Japan for SUZUKA Sound of ENGINE 2019, the duo held a pop-up shop that featured a Zonda wrapped in full blue ABC camo and marked with BAPE motifs. At the two day event, fans were presented with famous and unique automobiles and motorcycles, both from Japan and world in a truly stimulating display of motorsports culture. Motorheads at the latest installment of the annual SUZUKA Sound of ENGINE 2019 event crowded around the boldly decorated car to get a better look at the collision between the Japanese streetwear imprint and Italian sports car manufacturer. To round up the final day, fans were surprised to see the BAPE ABC camo Pagani Zonda make its way on the famed circuit in a showcase of aesthetic and performance prowess.
Pagani founder Horacio Pagani was also on hand to greet fans and celebrate the mid-engine sports car that debuted at the 1999 at the Geneva Motor Show and helped make the Pagani brand what it is today. We caught up with Horacio Pagani at Suzuka Circuit to learn more about the collaboration with BAPE and look back on the 20 years of the Zonda, catch the Argentine-Italian founder’s thoughts below.
Why BAPE? What is the connection between Pagani and a streetwear brand?
BAPE is a brand that is a brand that is known all around the world, with a rich history much like Pagani. Both BAPE and Pagani are connected by the pursuit for good aesthetic design and a passion for our respective fields. Most of all we both aim to create something with an “emotion” that connects people. All of these aspects really pushed me to pursue this collaboration.
What is the main goal of this collaboration with BAPE?
Pagani is a luxury car manufacturer that makes very very expensive, in one year only 40 or 50 people can become owners of our car. With this collaboration, more people around the world can become part of the Pagani brand.
How did this collaboration with BAPE come about?
I come to Asia two or three times a year, each trip I make sure to stop by Japan at least once. So, I have been aware of BAPE for a while now but only after learning about the history of the brand and the significance of the motifs associated did I become really interested. At first, I thought the BAPE was for a younger generation but meeting some of my clients overseas I noticed in their off time they were wearing BAPE. Finally, when we came together I really noticed a great synergy between our brands despite being in such different fields.
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by None at 2021-05-19 17:55:30.What happens now if the transfer fails? Will it re-process the SCSB file?
@tpendragon The error should cause the dumpfile / boundwiths-file processing jobs to restart and re-proccess the file.
@eliotjordan And that's safe?
@tpendragon The original dump file is never altered. The processed file is saved as a tempfile and sent to S3. That was happening before this PR. If the transfer fails, the only penalty should be the extra time to run the job again. It was the way to get these to be idempotent.
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-05-19 15:33:51.Phoebe kindly supplied a document for us! https://docs.google.com/document/d/16Ah0yDuNBQSo3Bjn6GxBr2dkhb7ZqiMe7B73ZvcAMFw/edit?ts=60a52460
I suspect the problem here is that the metadata from the child volumes of MVWs isn't indexed (and I notice the value in question here is in the description
field, not in the metadata
hash).
So would this be a "add the metadata for description elsewhere" issue, or is this something that would be solved with indexing? I would not think so?
an interesting elaboration from stakeholders: the one thing I would clarify is that I think DPUL is searching the item-level metadata in Postcards more consistently, or at least I did not run into the search issues in Postcards that I did with Grounds. might be worth comparing fields used between the two?
Yes, I think this can likely be fixed with indexing, particularly if the issue is that MVW volume metadata is being indexed, but just not the description
field for whatever reason.
I looked for an example in the historical postcards, and noticed the word "undivided" in the item metadata for one of the Art Museum postcards. Searching for "undivided" retrieved the Art Museum postcard object (https://dpul.princeton.edu/catalog/9g54xt090). Looking at the metadata, I see that text in the metadata hash under the "abstract" field, instead of the top-level description
field. So updating the indexing to also index the description
field would probably fix this. Though we could also just decide to use abstract
instead, and these would work as-is.
I don't have permission to that document. I can't really dig into this right now, but for reference we only index the metadata hash in the IIIF document if the JSON-LD seeAlso isn't present. So for the postcard example https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/c013ae22-efa4-4af1-9072-fc460786aaea.jsonld is what we index.
Ideally, standardizing the field used would be the best way forward (i.e. using the abstract field in lieu of description), especially considering we may have more of these FA with item level descriptions in need of homes (like MC085). Can you see any downside to this?
@tpendragon just changed permissions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16Ah0yDuNBQSo3Bjn6GxBr2dkhb7ZqiMe7B73ZvcAMFw/edit?usp=sharing
More reference to help figure this issue out:
The individual postcard that returned in @escowles' test comes back because it's indexed and hidden by DPUL in searches, so that its parent returns for any matches it hits: https://dpul.princeton.edu/catalog/tm70mv28c
The example in the document provided (https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/348a2c23-6e47-4521-b6b6-9eb3153e2083) isn't indexed in DPUL by itself: https://dpul.princeton.edu/catalog/5h73pw68z
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If you change your mind, just re-open this PR and I'll resolve any conflicts on it.
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If you change your mind, just re-open this PR and I'll resolve any conflicts on it.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-05-19 19:31:08.merged
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-05-19 19:31:09.head_ref_deleted
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-05-19 19:31:09.Looks like y18n is up-to-date now, so this is no longer needed.
closed
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by None at 2021-05-19 19:31:59.Looks like lodash is up-to-date now, so this is no longer needed.
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by None at 2021-05-19 19:32:00.Looks like hosted-git-info is up-to-date now, so this is no longer needed.
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by None at 2021-05-19 19:31:59.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-05-19 19:32:00.Looks like ini is up-to-date now, so this is no longer needed.
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{{+bindTo:partials.standard_nacl_api}}
| struct | PPB_FileIO |
The PPB_FileIO struct is used to operate on a regular file (PP_FileType_Regular). More... |
| #define | PPB_FILEIO_INTERFACE "PPB_FileIO;1.1" |
| #define | PPB_FILEIO_INTERFACE PPB_FILEIO_INTERFACE |
| typedef struct PPB_FileIO | PPB_FileIO |
| enum | PP_FileOpenFlags { PP_FILEOPENFLAG_READ = 1 << 0, PP_FILEOPENFLAG_WRITE = 1 << 1, PP_FILEOPENFLAG_CREATE = 1 << 2, PP_FILEOPENFLAG_TRUNCATE = 1 << 3, PP_FILEOPENFLAG_EXCLUSIVE = 1 << 4, PP_FILEOPENFLAG_APPEND = 1 << 5 } |
| PP_FileOpenFlags |
This file defines the API to create a file i/o object.
| #define PPB_FILEIO_INTERFACE "PPB_FileIO;1.1" |


You are given a hash table of 5 buckets, each of size 2. Using the first bucket hash method described above, put key value iKey into the hash table.
Bucket hash first uses the hash function to select a bucket (the number of buckets serves as the hash table size).
If there is a collision, then linear probing is used to locate another slot within that bucket.
If the bucket is full, then put the record into the overflow.


Additional Development and Testing Tools#
Tox#
tox is a popular package that is used by a large number of Python projects as the standard entry point for testing and linting.
Sage includes tox as a standard package and uses it for three purposes:
For portability testing of the Sage distribution, as we explain in Testing on Multiple Platforms. This is configured in the file
SAGE_ROOT/tox.ini
.For testing modularized distributions of the Sage library. This is configured in
tox.ini
files in subdirectories ofSAGE_ROOT/pkgs/
, such asSAGE_ROOT/pkgs/sagemath-standard/tox.ini
. Each distribution’s configuration defines tox environments for testing the distribution with different Python versions and different ways how the dependencies are provided. We explain this in Packaging the Sage Library for Distribution.As an entry point for testing and linting of the Sage library, as we describe below. This is configured in the file
SAGE_ROOT/src/tox.ini
.
The tox configuration SAGE_ROOT/src/tox.ini
can be invoked by using the command
./sage --tox
. (If tox
is available in your system installation,
you can just type tox
instead.)
This configuration provides an entry point for various testing/linting methods,
known as “tox environments”. We can type ./sage --advanced
to see what is
available:
$ ./sage --advanced
SageMath version 9.2
...
Testing files:
...
--tox [options] <files|dirs> -- general entry point for testing
and linting of the Sage library
-e <envlist> -- run specific test environments
(default: run all except full pycodestyle)
doctest -- run the Sage doctester
(same as "sage -t")
coverage -- give information about doctest coverage of files
(same as "sage --coverage[all]")
startuptime -- display how long each component of Sage takes to start up
(same as "sage --startuptime")
pycodestyle-minimal -- check against Sage's minimal style conventions
relint -- check whether some forbidden patterns appear
(includes all patchbot pattern-exclusion plugins)
rst -- validate Python docstrings markup as reStructuredText
codespell -- check for misspelled words in source code
cython-lint -- Check Cython files for code style
pyright -- run the static typing checker pyright
pycodestyle -- check against the Python style conventions of PEP8
-p auto -- run test environments in parallel
--help -- show tox help
Doctest#
The command ./sage -tox -e doctest
requires that Sage has been
built already. doctest
is a special tox environment that runs the
Sage doctester in the normal Sage environment. This is equivalent to
using the command ./sage -t
; see Running Sage’s Doctests.
Coverage#
The command ./sage -tox -e coverage
requires that Sage has been
built already. coverage
is a special tox environment that is
equivalent to using the command ./sage --coverageall
(if no
arguments are provided) or ./sage --coverage
(if arguments are
provided).
Startuptime#
The command ./sage -tox -e startuptime
requires that Sage has been
built already. startuptime
is a special tox environment that is
equivalent to using the command ./sage --startuptime
.
Pycodestyle#
Pycodestyle (formerly known as pep8) checks Python code against the style conventions of PEP 8. Tox automatically installs pycodestyle in a separate virtual environment on the first use.
Sage defines two configurations for pycodestyle. The command ./sage -tox -e pycodestyle-minimal
uses
pycodestyle in a minimal configuration.
As of Sage 9.5, the entire Sage library conforms to this configuration:
$ ./sage -tox -e pycodestyle-minimal -- src/sage/
pycodestyle-minimal installed: pycodestyle==2.8.0
pycodestyle-minimal run-test-pre: PYTHONHASHSEED='28778046'
pycodestyle-minimal run-test: commands[0] | pycodestyle --select E401,E70,W605,E711,E712,E721 sage
___________ summary ____________
pycodestyle-minimal: commands succeeded
congratulations :)
When preparing a branch for a Sage ticket, developers should verify that ./sage -tox -e
pycodestyle-minimal
passes. When the Sage patchbot runs on the ticket, it will perform similar
coding style checks; but running the check locally reduces the turnaround time from hours
to seconds.
The second configuration is used with the command ./sage -tox -e pycodestyle
and runs a
more thorough check:
$ ./sage -tox -e pycodestyle -- src/sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py
pycodestyle installed: pycodestyle==2.8.0
pycodestyle run-test-pre: PYTHONHASHSEED='2520226550'
pycodestyle run-test: commands[0] | pycodestyle sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py
sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py:135:9: E225 missing whitespace around operator
sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py:163:64: E225 missing whitespace around operator
sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py:165:52: E225 missing whitespace around operator
sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py:173:42: E228 missing whitespace around modulo operator
...
sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py:1620:9: E266 too many leading '#' for block comment
sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py:1621:9: E266 too many leading '#' for block comment
25 E111 indentation is not a multiple of 4
2 E117 over-indented
129 E127 continuation line over-indented for visual indent
1 E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent
4 E201 whitespace after '['
4 E202 whitespace before ']'
2 E222 multiple spaces after operator
7 E225 missing whitespace around operator
1 E228 missing whitespace around modulo operator
25 E231 missing whitespace after ','
1 E262 inline comment should start with '# '
3 E265 block comment should start with '# '
62 E266 too many leading '#' for block comment
2 E272 multiple spaces before keyword
2 E301 expected 1 blank line, found 0
17 E303 too many blank lines (2)
ERROR: InvocationError for command .../pycodestyle sage/quadratic_forms/quadratic_form.py (exited with code 1)
___________ summary ____________
ERROR: pycodestyle: commands failed
When preparing a branch for a PR that adds new code,
developers should verify that ./sage -tox -e pycodestyle
does not
issue warnings for the added code. This will avoid later cleanup
PRs as the Sage codebase is moving toward full PEP 8 compliance.
On the other hand, it is usually not advisable to mix coding-style fixes with productive changes on the same PR because this would makes it harder for reviewers to evaluate the changes.
By passing the options --count -qq
we can reduce the output to
only show the number of style violation warnings. This can be helpful
for planning work on coding-style clean-up PRs that focus on one
or a few related issues:
$ ./sage -tox -e pycodestyle -- --count -qq src/sage
pycodestyle installed: pycodestyle==2.8.0
pycodestyle run-test-pre: PYTHONHASHSEED='3166223974'
pycodestyle run-test: commands[0] | pycodestyle --count -qq sage
557 E111 indentation is not a multiple of 4
1 E112 expected an indented block
194 E114 indentation is not a multiple of 4 (comment)
...
7 E743 ambiguous function definition 'l'
335 W291 trailing whitespace
4 W292 no newline at end of file
229 W293 blank line contains whitespace
459 W391 blank line at end of file
97797
ERROR: InvocationError for command .../pycodestyle --count -qq sage (exited with code 1)
___________ summary ____________
ERROR: pycodestyle: commands failed
Installation: (for manual use:) pip install -U pycodestyle --user
Usage:
With tox: See above.
Manual: Run
pycodestyle path/to/the/file.py
.VS Code: The minimal version of pycodestyle is activated by default in
SAGE_ROOT/.vscode/settings.json
(the corresponding setting is"python.linting.pycodestyleEnabled": true
). Note that thesettings.json
file is not ignored by Git so be aware to keep it in sync with the Sage repo on GitHub. For further details, see the official VS Code documentation.
Configuration: [pycodestyle]
block in SAGE_ROOT/src/tox.ini
Documentation: https://pycodestyle.pycqa.org/en/latest/index.html
Cython-lint#
Cython-lint checks Cython source files for coding style.
Relint#
Relint checks all source files for forbidden text patterns specified by regular expressions.
Our configuration of relint flags some outdated Python constructions, plain TeX commands when equivalent LaTeX commands are available, common mistakes in documentation markup, and modularization anti-patterns.
Configuration: SAGE_ROOT/src/.relint.yml
Documentation: https://pypi.org/project/relint/
Codespell#
Codespell uses a dictionary to check for misspelled words in source code.
Sage defines a configuration for codespell:
$ ./sage -tox -e codespell -- src/sage/homology/
codespell installed: codespell==2.1.0
codespell run-test-pre: PYTHONHASHSEED='1285169064'
codespell run-test: commands[0] | codespell '--skip=*.png,*.jpg,*.JPG,*.inv,*.dia,*.pdf,*.ico,*#*,*~*,*.bak,*.orig,*.log,*.sobj,*.tar,*.gz,*.pyc,*.o,*.sws,*.so,*.a,.DS_Store' --skip=doc/ca,doc/de,doc/es,doc/hu,doc/ja,doc/ru,doc/fr,doc/it,doc/pt,doc/tr --skip=src/doc/ca,src/doc/de,src/doc/es,src/doc/hu,src/doc/ja,src/doc/ru,src/doc/fr,src/doc/it,src/doc/pt,src/doc/tr '--skip=.git,.tox,worktree*,dist,upstream,logs,local,cythonized,scripts-3,autom4te.cache,tmp,lib.*,*.egg-info' --dictionary=- --dictionary=/Users/mkoeppe/s/sage/sage-rebasing/src/.codespell-dictionary.txt --ignore-words=/Users/mkoeppe/s/sage/sage-rebasing/src/.codespell-ignore.txt sage/homology
sage/homology/hochschild_complex.py:271: mone ==> mono, money, none
sage/homology/hochschild_complex.py:277: mone ==> mono, money, none
sage/homology/hochschild_complex.py:280: mone ==> mono, money, none
sage/homology/chain_complex.py:2185: mor ==> more
sage/homology/chain_complex.py:2204: mor ==> more
sage/homology/chain_complex.py:2210: mor ==> more
sage/homology/chain_complex.py:2211: mor ==> more
sage/homology/chain_complex.py:2214: mor ==> more
sage/homology/chain_complex.py:2215: mor ==> more
ERROR: InvocationError for command .../codespell '--skip=*.png,...' --dictionary=- --dictionary=/Users/mkoeppe/s/sage/sage-rebasing/src/.codespell-dictionary.txt --ignore-words=/Users/mkoeppe/s/sage/sage-rebasing/src/.codespell-ignore.txt sage/homology (exited with code 65)
___________ summary ____________
ERROR: codespell: commands failed
Configuration:
[testenv:codespell]
block inSAGE_ROOT/src/tox.ini
SAGE_ROOT/src/.codespell-dictionary.txt
andSAGE_ROOT/src/.codespell-ignore.txt
Pytest#
Pytest is a testing framework. It is included in the Sage distribution as an optional package.
Currently, Sage only makes very limited use of pytest, for testing the
package sage.numerical.backends
and some modules in
sage.manifolds
.
Installation:
./sage -i pytest pytest_xdist
.
Usage:
Tox, Sage doctester: At the end of
./sage -t
(or./sage --tox -e doctest
), Pytest is automatically invoked.Manual: Run
./sage -pytest path/to/the/test_file.py
or./sage -pytest
to run all tests. The additional argument-n
can be used to distribute tests across multiple CPUs to speed up test execution. For example,./sage -pytest -n 4
will run 4 tests in parallel, while./sage -pytest -n auto
will spawn a number of workers processes equal to the number of available CPUs.VS Code: Install the Python extension and follow the offical VS Code documentation.
Configuration: SAGE_ROOT/src/conftest.py
Documentation: https://docs.pytest.org/en/stable/index.html
Pyright#
Pyright is static type checker.
Installation:
(for manual use:)
npm install -g pyright
, see documentation for details.
Usage:
Tox: Run
./sage -tox -e pyright path/to/the/file.py
Manual: Run
pyright path/to/the/file.py
VS Code: Install the Pylance extension.
Configuration: SAGE_ROOT/pyrightconfig.json
Documentation: https://github.com/microsoft/pyright#documentation
Pyflakes#
Pyflakes checks for common coding errors.


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java.lang.Object mpi.Request
public class Request
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
mpjdev.Request |
req
|
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Request(mpjdev.Request req)
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
Cancel()
Mark a pending nonblocking communication for cancellation. |
void |
finalize()
|
boolean |
Is_null()
Test if request object is void. |
Status |
Test()
Returns a status object if the operation identified by the request is complete, or a null reference otherwise. |
static Status[] |
Testall(Request[] r)
Tests for completion of all of the operations associated with active requests. |
static Status |
Testany(Request[] r)
Tests for completion of either one or none of the operations associated with active requests. |
static Status[] |
Testsome(Request[] r)
Behaves like Waitsome, except that it returns immediately. |
Status |
Wait()
Blocks until the operation identified by the request is complete. |
static Status[] |
Waitall(Request[] r)
Blocks until all of the operations associated with the active requests in the array have completed. |
static Status |
Waitany(Request[] r)
Blocks until one of the operations associated with the active requests in the array has completed. |
static Status[] |
Waitsome(Request[] r)
Blocks until at least one of the operations associated with the active requests in the array has completed. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public mpjdev.Request req
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Request(mpjdev.Request req)
| Method Detail |
|---|
public Status Wait() throws MPIException
| returns: | status object |
Java binding of the MPI operation MPI_WAIT.
After the call returns, the request object becomes inactive.
MPIException
public Status Test() throws MPIException
| returns: | status object or null reference |
Java binding of the MPI operation MPI_TEST.
After the call, if the operation is complete (ie, if the return value is non-null), the request object becomes inactive.
MPIException
public static Status Testany(Request[] r) throws MPIException
| array_of_requests | array of requests |
| returns: | status object or null reference |
Java binding of the MPI operation MPI_TESTANY.
If some request completed, the index in array_of_requests for that request can be obtained from the returned status object through the. The corresponding element of array_of_requests becomes inactive. If no request completed, Testany returns a null reference.
MPIException
public void finalize() throws MPIException
finalize
in class java.lang.Object
MPIException
public boolean Is_null() throws MPIException
| returns: | true if the request object is void, false otherwise |
MPIException
public static Status[] Waitall(Request[] r) throws MPIException
| array_of_requests | array of requests |
| returns: | array of status objects |
Java binding of the MPI operation MPI_WAITALL.
The result array will be the same size as array_of_requests. On exit, requests become inactive. If the input value of arrayOfRequests contains inactive requests, corresponding elements of the result array will contain null status references.
MPIException
public static Status Waitany(Request[] r) throws MPIException
| array_of_requests | array of requests |
| returns: | status object |
Java binding of the MPI operation MPI_WAITANY.
The index in array_of_requests for the request that completed can be obtained from the returned status object through the Status.index field. The corresponding element of array_of_requests becomes inactive.
MPIException
public static Status[] Testall(Request[] r) throws MPIException
| array_of_requests | array of requests |
| returns: | array of status objects |
Java binding of the MPI operation MPI_TESTALL.
If all operations have completed, the exit value of the argument array and the result array are as for Waitall. If any operation has not completed, the result value is null and no element of the argument array is modified.
MPIException
public static Status[] Waitsome(Request[] r) throws MPIException
| array_of_requests | array of requests |
| returns: | array of status objects |
Java binding of the MPI operation MPI_WAITSOME.
The size of the result array will be the number of operations that completed. The index in array_of_requests for each request that completed can be obtained from the returned status objects through the Status.index field. The corresponding element in array_of_requests becomes inactive.
MPIException
public static Status[] Testsome(Request[] r) throws MPIException
| array_of_requests | array of requests |
| returns: | array of status objects |
Java binding of the MPI operation MPI_TESTSOME.
If no operation has completed, TestSome returns an array of length zero and elements of array_of_requests are unchanged. Otherwise, arguments and return value are as for Waitsome.
MPIException
public void Cancel() throws MPIException
MPIException
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Final Presentation Outline
A comparison of different tuning systems of the modern piano
- frequency and pitch
- logarithmic relation between frequency and pitch
- show graphs on slideshow / whiteboard
- pitch vs. frequency
- frequency vs. pitch
- show graphs on slideshow / whiteboard
- as pitch constantly increases, frequency will increase exponentially
- play chromatic scale on piano
- as frequency constantly increases, pitch will increase logarithmically
- play soundfile
- logarithmic relation between frequency and pitch
- consonance vs. dissonance
- harmonics
- fundamental frequency
- harmonics: integer multiples of fundamental
- timbre or color: different instruments have different balances of overtones
- the term color can more analogously be applied to pitch, however
- frequency of light → hue (color)
- frequency of sound → pitch
- the term color can more analogously be applied to pitch, however
- consonance
- subjective term / varies by opinion / no measurable unit
- two sounds are dissonant if they have a rough sensation to the ear
- smaller integer ratios = more consonant
- e.g., 2:1 is more consonant than 199:100 even though they have approximately the same value
- corresponding multiples
- two different fundamentals share overtones
- example: perfect octave
- A3: 220, 440, 660, 880, 1100, 1320, 1540, 1760, …
- A4: 440, 880, 1320, 1760, 2200, 2640, 3080, 3520, …
- example: perfect fifth
- A3: 220, 440, 660, 880, 1100, 1320, 1540, 1760, 1980, …
- E4: 330, 660, 990, 1320, 1650, 1980, 2310, 2640, 2970, …
- harmonics
- Pythagorean Scale
- Pythagoras found that P8 and P5 were consonant
- created a scale derived from only octaves and fifths
- each scale degree was found by adding a fifth to the previous, then subtracting the appropriate number of octaves
- rule — 2:1 for octaves, 3:2 for fifths (taken from the first 3 harmonics)
- multiply to increase frequency (pitch), divide to decrease
- 'spiral of fifths'
- If we add 12 fifths to our fundamental and subtract 7 octaves, we should end up where we started (in the modern system), but we actually end up a bit sharp. This is because our system does not use a perfect 3:2 ratio for the P5 interval, contrary to Pythagoras and the harmonic series.
- Ditto if we subtract 12 fifths and add 7 octaves, we end up just flat of our original note.
- the farther we deviate from the fundamental, the more out of tune we become
- this creates a spiral of fifths because we will never end up back where we started
- it does not overlap itself
- Just Intonation
- based on smaller-integer ratios for a more consonant sound
- uses the harmonic series for deriving the scale degrees
-
do: fundamental (1st harmonic)
so: 3rd harmonic dropped down 1 octave
mi: 5th harmonic dropped down 2 octaves
re: 9th harmonic dropped down 3 octaves
ti: 15th harmonic dropped down 3 octaves
do: 2nd harmonic - what happened to fa and la?
- fa — taken from Pythagoras's system, the ratio of 4:3
- subtract a fifth from fundamental, then add one octave
- la — obtained by subtracting a fifth and an octave from the 5th harmonic
- fa — taken from Pythagoras's system, the ratio of 4:3
- non-diatonic pitches are out of tune as they do not exist in the harmonic series, or they exist but are out of tune or too high
- e.g., minor seventh or augmented fourth
- Meantone Scale
- adjustments made to the Pythagorean or Just Scales
- uses a system of thirds based on the 5th harmonic minus 2 octaves, a ratio of 5:4
- remaining notes interpolated as evenly as possible
- uses square roots for midpoints, e.g., re is the midpoint of do and mi
fill in the spaces
- the P5s are no longer perfect
- Equal Temperament
- our modern system
- treats each key equally, as demonstrated by J.S. Bach's WTC
- one can play more in tune in key signatures that have many sharps or flats
- semitones are equidistant from one another in terms of ratios of frequency
- multiply the frequency of any semitone by the twelfth-root of two (\sqrt[12]{2}) to obtain the succeeding semitone’s frequency
- suggested by Marin Mersenne (–)
- the fundamental frequency plus 12 semitones will end up being multiplied by 2, resulting in a perfect octave (Pythagorean/harmonic octave)
- 100 cents per semitone
- cents are logarithmic, like pitch
- the higher the frequency, the wider the frequency range of one cent
- multiply the frequency of any semitone by the twelfth-root of two (\sqrt[12]{2}) to obtain the succeeding semitone’s frequency
- equal-tempered thirds are 14 cents sharper than perfect thirds (Pythagorean/harmonic thirds)
- nervous and agitated mood compared to just or meantone scales
- motivation for twelve-tone, serial, chromatic, etc. music in the 20th Century


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SENDCOMMAND ENDPOINT
The purpose of sendcommand is to synchronize records and zones with knot server.
For steps and practical example, see rules
Sendcommands consists of several endpoints including:
CONF INSERT COMMAND
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Synchronize zone to knot server
raw
{
"conf-insert": {
"tags": {
"id_zone" : zone::id_zone
}
}
}
tags: id of target zone
CONF READ
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: To get whole configuration in knot server
raw:
{
"conf-read": {
"tags": {
}
}
}
ZONE READ
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Check configuration of specific zone in knot server
raw:
{
"zone-read": {
"tags": {
"id_zone" : zone::id_zone
}
}
}
tags:
- id_zone: id of the target zone
ZONE BEGIN
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Start a writing transaction of specific zone in knot server
raw:
tags:{ "zone-begin": { "tags": { "id_zone" : zone::id_zone } } }
- id_zone: id of target zone
ZONE COMMIT
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Commit transaction on specific zone in knot server
raw:
{
"zone-commit": {
"tags": {
"id_zone" : zone::id_zone
}
}
}
tags:
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SYNCHRONIZING RECORD
IMPORTANT
Before you synchronize records to knot server, please look at the table below to see which endpoint you should use according to the record's type
| Record Type | Endpoint |
|---|---|
| SRV | zone-srv-insert |
| MX | zone-mx-insert |
| SOA | zone-soa-insert |
| NS | zone-ns-insert, zone-insert |
| Other | zone-insert |
ZONE INSERT
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Synchronize record with types other than SOA,SRV,MX to knot server
raw:
{
"zone-insert": {
"tags": {
"id_record" : record::id_record
}
}
}
tags:
- id_record: id of target record
ZONE SOA INSERT
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Synchronize SOA type record to knot server
raw:
{
"zone-soa-insert": {
"tags": {
"id_zone" : zone::id_zone
}
}
}
tags:
- id_zone: id of target zone
ZONE SRV INSERT
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Synchronize SRV record to knot server
raw:
{
"zone-srv-insert": {
"tags": {
"id_record" : record::id_record
}
}
}
tags:
- id_record: id of target record
ZONE NS INSERT
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Synchronize NS record to knot server
raw:
{
"zone-ns-insert": {
"tags": {
"id_record" : record::id_record
}
}
}
tags:
- id_record: id of target record
ZONE MX INSERT
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Synchronize MX record to knot server
raw:
{
"zone-mx-insert": {
"tags": {
"id_record" : record::id_record
}
}
}
tags:
- id_record: id of target record
CONF UNSET
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: Unset configuration of target zone
raw:
{
"conf-unset": {
"tags": {
"id_zone" : zone::id_zone
}
}
}
tags:
- id_zone: id of target zone
ZONE RECORD UNSET
- path: /api/sendcommand
- method: post
- response: application/json
- body: raw
- roles: admin
- usage: unset specific record configuration on knot server
raw:
{
"zone-unset": {
"tags": {
"id_record" : record::id_record
}
}
}
tags:
- id_record: id of target record


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最后一遍-L42-Trapping Rain Water
描述：
Given n non-negative integers representing an elevation map where the width of each bar is 1,
compute how much water it can trap after raining.
Example 1:
Input: height = [0,1,0,2,1,0,1,3,2,1,2,1]
Output: 6
Explanation: The above elevation map (black section) is represented by array [0,1,0,2,1,0,1,3,2,1,2,1].
In this case, 6 units of rain water (blue section) are being trapped.
Example 2:
Input: height = [4,2,0,3,2,5]
Output: 9
Constraints:
n == height.length
1 <= n <= 2 * 104
0 <= height[i] <= 105
传说中的“接雨水”这道题目，思考的过程，查看了discuss
Here’s how we can arrive at this solution: //具体思路
Let’s think about the absolute simplest case: we’ve got a [2,1,3] array, telling us that we can trap 1 block of rainwater.
【2，1，3】 是一个简单的场景，就是一个凹型的数组结构
How we arrive to this, is pretty simple, we know that because we’ve got a two at the beginning,
但是我们为什么一眼就能看出这个【2，1，3】可以盛水，在于我们知道了两边
we can only fill up to two blocks of water per point, and we know that we can only do that at a point after two, and we know that we can do it at all because 3, at the end of the array, would be able to contain the water, so we can add water until we get to 3, and can only add 2 - the height of the point.
因为只有3个元素，第三个元素明显比第二个高，而且第一个也比第二个高，这个第二个形成的凹性，就能够存储水。
So, if we had something a little more complex, like [2, 1, 3, 1, 4], we could fill up to the 3 optimally, and then repear the same algorithm from the 3 onward.
如果是这种情况下，就能够继续按照上述的思路，继续的计算盛装的水
However, if we had, instead, [2, 1, 3, 1, 2] we would fill up to the 3, and then see that we cannot fill over to the 2 because we would overflow, so we instead mirror the algorithm and bring from the 2 backward.
class Solution {
public int trap(int[] height) {
if (height == null || height.length == 0) {
return 0;
}
int left = 0; int right = height.length - 1; // Pointers to both ends of the array.
int maxLeft = 0; int maxRight = 0;
int totalWater = 0;
/**
* 首先是 h[left] < h[right] ==> maxLeft 赋值（初始化的非常的优雅），然后和h[left]比较：
* 如果比maxLeft大，说明不能存储水
* 如果比maxLeft小，加上一开始的判断： h[left] < h[right]，说明可以存储水，并且只计算：maxLeft到left之间的存储量
* */
while (left < right) {
// Water could, potentially, fill everything from left to right, if there is nothing in between.
if (height[left] < height[right]) {
// If the current elevation is greater than the previous maximum, water cannot occupy that point at all.
// However, we do know that everything from maxLeft to the current index, has been optimally filled, as we've
// been adding water to the brim of the last maxLeft.
if (height[left] >= maxLeft) {
// So, we say we've found a new maximum, and look to see how much water we can fill from this point on.
maxLeft = height[left];
// If we've yet to find a maximum, we know that we can fill the current point with water up to the previous
// maximum, as any more will overflow it. We also subtract the current height, as that is the elevation the
// ground will be at.
} else {
totalWater += maxLeft - height[left];
}
// Increment left, we'll now look at the next point.
left++;
// If the height at the left is NOT greater than height at the right, we cannot fill from left to right without over-
// flowing; however, we do know that we could potentially fill from right to left, if there is nothing in between.
} else {
// Similarly to above, we see that we've found a height greater than the max, and cannot fill it whatsoever, but
// everything before is optimally filled
if (height[right] >= maxRight) {
// We can say we've found a new maximum and move on.
maxRight = height[right];
// If we haven't found a greater elevation, we can fill the current elevation with maxRight - height[right]
// water.
} else {
totalWater += maxRight - height[right];
}
// Decrement left, we'll look at the next point.
right--;
}
}
// Return the sum we've been adding to.
return totalWater;
}
}
第二种更加好理解的思路：
A ith bar can trap the water if and only if there exists：
a higher bar to the left
a higher bar to the right of ith bar
To calculate how much amount of water the ith bar can trap,
we need to look at：
the maximum height of the left bar
the maximum height of the right bar
then The water level can be formed at ith bar is:
waterLevel = min(maxLeft[i], maxRight[i])
If waterLevel >= height[i] then ith bar can trap waterLevel - height[i] amount of water.
To achieve in O(1) when looking at the maximum height of the bar on the left side and on the right side of ith bar, we pre-compute it:
Let maxLeft[i] is the maximum height of the bar on the left side of ith bar.
Let maxRight[i] is the maximum height of the bar on the right side of ith bar.
示例图如下：
class Solution {
public int trap(int[] height) {
int n = height.length;
int[] leftMax = new int[n], rightMax = new int[n];
// 比较的逻辑中，leftMax是一个数组，Math.max(height[i-1], leftMax[i-1]) 非常好的一个表述
for (int i = 1; i < n; ++i)
leftMax[i] = Math.max(height[i-1], leftMax[i-1]);
for (int i = n-2; i >= 0; --i)
rightMax[i] = Math.max(height[i+1], rightMax[i+1]);
int ans = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
int waterLevel = Math.min(leftMax[i], rightMax[i]);
if (waterLevel >= height[i]) ans += waterLevel - height[i];
}
return ans;
}
}


The Indian Society for Technical Education is a national, professional, non-profit making Society registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1860. First started in 1941 as the Association of Principals of Technical Institutions (APTI), it was converted into "Indian Society for Technical Education" in 1968 with a view to enlarge its activities to advance the cause of technological education .The major objective of the ISTE is to assist and contribute in the production and development of top quality professional engineers and technicians needed by the industries and other organisations. Being the only national organisation of educators in the field of Engineering and Technology, ISTE effectively contributes in various missions of the Union Government. Every event organized brings opportunities for students to compete with their coevals in healthy spirit and become adept in what they are learning, helping them in accomplishing the ultimate goals of their lives.
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| Date | Event | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 30/01/2014 | Version 1.0 | A very basic version of the tool (Post Traumatic Amnesia assessment tool) with all the functionality but lacked the polish of a finished product ready to be used. |
| 03/02/2014 | Meeting with Neuropsychologist | A short meeting with the Neuropshycologist (from the Royal Rehabilitation centre in Sydney) in which I was told, the project initiative needs to be discussed with a few people at the Royal Rehabilitation centre after which I will be notified. The Neuropshychologist also arranged a meeting with me for 10/02/2014 at 4pm. |
| Up-to 08/02/2014 | Started marketing the tool | My first objective was to have the tool be used across public hospitals in Australia. The marketing strategy was very simple, I basically emailed the health ministers and health departments of the different states in Australia. |
| 10/02/2014 | Meeting with the Neuropshychologist | Spent 20 minutes waiting for the neuropshychologist, but the Neuropshycologist did not show up for the appointment. I tried asking the staff there but they could not find the Neuropshycologist. The Neuropshychologist did message me the next day saying that a patient took up more time than anticipated hence the meeting with me was missed. |
| 17/02/2014 | Response from department of health NSW (Australia) | The response was that streamlining this process is not the highest priority for Department of Health at this stage and integrating it with existing systems in the public health system is far too much work. However the response did mention that if i wanted to discuss this project more, i could talk to one of the directors from the Agency of Clinical Innovation (ACI). |
| 20/02/2014 | Contact ACI | I tried contacting the director I was referred to by Department of Health, NSW (Australia). The director was in a meeting, so I left a message. |
| Up-to 24/03/2014 | Design changes. | Made several major cosmetic changes to the tool such that it can easily present the information to the end-user. |
| 25/03/2014 | Contact ACI. | I had not received a response for my phone call from the director at ACI. I sent an email via the general enquires email of ACI in an attempt to get more attention. This time I did get a response from and a meeting was setup for 1/05/2014, that also included a very important person who oversees brain injury rehabilitation in NSW (Australia). |
| Up-to 20/04/2014 | End-user specific changes | I managed to find an Occupational Therapist who conducts Post Traumatic Amnesia assessment on a daily basis and got an opinion of the kind of reporting and features that could make life easier for users. |
| Up-to 01/05/2014 | 2 major Enhancements | Add an extra report as well as text-to-speech features to minimise the use of a translator for patients who do not speak English. The main reason for these enhancements was to save costs, in an effort to ensure the tool has more monetary value. |
| 01/05/2014 | Product review and analysis by directors from ACI. | The person who was a key player for Brain injury Rehabilitation in NSW (Australia) did have a look at the tool and said that it lacked "certain features" which is partly due to my lack of clinical knowledge of the process. Now what those "certain features" were? I have no idea, as I was not exactly told what they were. They mentioned that this is not a high priority project and they will meet with the board or committee for brain injury rehabilitation in NSW (Australia) and discuss if they need a tool to streamline this process. They also said that they will not be willing to use the tool I made, however they will refer to the website and the video of how the tool works to convince the brain injury rehabilitation board or committee the need for such a tool. If the board/committee agrees, they will open the project for bidding to everyone and give me an opportunity to bid for this project. |
| 10/06/2015 | Project goes open-source | So in Aug-Sept 2014 I received a response back from ACI and basically they have too many other higher priority projects to consider first before they can think about streamlining PTA assessment. I have been thinking about open-sourcing this project, but quite frankly, I have been busy with building my first iOS app. One of the outcomes of that effort is this open-source Xcode project template. |


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TOKYO POP A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1988 Jeff Meyer
SYNOPSIS: We have the tale of a young woman from L.A., attempting to break into rock singing, who decides to visit a friend in Japan when she hears that they love American rock 'n roll there. Upon arriving, she finds that her friend has left and that she must break into show biz on her own. On the way, she meets a (barely) English-speaking lead singer for a band trying to get a hit. They're looking for a gaijin singer as a "gimmick" to take them to stardom, but then she and he start to get interested in one another...do I have to spell it out, gang? This is a USDA-approved romantic comedy.
TOKYO POP is one of those two-handed films. On the one hand.... Carrie Hamilton has got a lot of screen appeal, and it works through most of the film. Yutaka Tadokoro plays the lead singer in a very likable manner; he is able to switch between a rather shy manner around Hamilton and a typical rocker with the rest of his band. The film makes some interesting points about the fleeting nature of media fame, both in Japan and the United States. And you feel fairly good when you leave the theater.
On the other hand.... It all gets just too precious at points. If you can't figure out what the wrap-up is a half-hour before the end of the show, go hit the Video Palace and check out every other Lover/Rocker films. There's not much subtlety here (though the camerawork's good), and it needs it. There is also a *lot* of mugging in this film: by Hamilton (it appears that both Carol Burnett and Martin Sheen have somehow begot physical clones of themselves); by Tadokoro (his puppy-dog act at points is just too likeable; he gets downright plush, like a Gund doll); and by the film, where the camera stays a bit too long on Americanized Japanese, as if it was playing to the American audiences specifically. Perhaps this isn't "strictly" a foreign film (it was co- produced in America...it uses sub-titles when needed), but I like to think that a director is making comments about his country and his culture from his own perceptions, and not pandering to the tastes of a market outside his country. Though I suppose it could be argued that directors here pander to markets *in* our own country. So much for that argument...
Anyway, a good $3.50 movie, but I wonder about authenticity.
PS to rec.arts.comics readers: Chris Claremont would *love* this movie. His tongue would fall out, he'd roll over on his back and drool uncontrollably over his beard. Then he'd make both characters mutants and put them in next month's X-MEN.
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Welcome. Here is a proof of concept in what I'm calling NAT Pinning ("hacking gibsons" was already taken). The idea is an attacker lures a victim to a web page. The web page forces the user's router or firewall, unbeknownst to them, to port forward any port number back to the user's machine. If the user had FTP/ssh/etc open but it was blocked from the router, it can now be forwarded for anyone to access (read: attack) from the outside world. No XSS or CSRF required.
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Based on [[Smokey amp vIII]], the same circuit with minor additions. The main change is the details level and the lack of switch thanks to the usage of the mono jack Ring/Sleeve as a switch. Project completed in Jan 2016.
For once I built a [[Smokey amp]] that is really in a cigaret pack. Still based on [[http://hackaweek.com/hacks/?p=131|Mr. Segovis of Hackaweek]] design, a minor change is the reuse of the input jack as a power switch, a power led for the blingbling and a few components values that have changed.
Notes about sound and caps
Datasheet explains it: the bigger C1 is the more amplification you get (max 10uF in real life). No C1 makes lowest amplification which translates also happily in low distortion. C2 does quite a bit of bass amplification, I like it. There's another way to do a bass boost exlained in the datasheet, I won't use it here.
I spend time tinkering on the final circuit swapping caps etc... here's my results.
* C1 = (none) + C2 = (none) : cleanest sound, barely no humming, no disto ... too clean in fact to my taste
* C1 = (none) + C2 = 200 : cleaner sound, barely no humming, low disto, nice bass
* C1 = 1.5 + C2 = (none) : clean sound, low humming, low disto
* C1 = 1.5 + C2 = 220 : a bit humming but nice bass sound improved
* C1 = 4.7 + C2 = (none) : clean sound, high humming
* C1 = 4.7 + C2 = 220 : higher humming, move amplification, nice bass
⇒ Will go for **C1 = 1.5 + C2 = 220** //and// **C1 = (none) + C2 = 220** by adding a small slide switch to bypass C1 in case. And C2 = 220 because I like the bass boost it proposes.
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//Before getting in the box//
//The inner carrier in wood ready for final assembly.//
//The final thing, with my guitar.//
//Close-up shot//


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Last month I made a ‘Diwali Resolution’ :D of visiting one new state of USA each month on an average, hoping to set foot on all 50 states during the next 4yrs (optimistic!) of my PhD. The interesting thing about holiday’s in USA is that these Americans have ensured one long weekend in almost every month. Labor day in September, Columbus day (or Indigenous people’s day) in October and now in November it’s the Thanksgiving Day. Driven by wanderlust, I planned to visit my cousin’s family (especially the recent addition, nephew ‘Neel’) in Florida during this Thanksgiving break. My cousin lived in a town called Boca Raton, about 50miles north of Miami. So killing two birds with one stone, I also went for a solo trip in Miami!
Since “Solo trip se aaye hue log alag hi trip pe hote hai” (Solo Trip = S(h)elf Realization!) let’s begin with some gyan which I learned in this trip:
My first day in Miami began with visiting Wynwood, the artistic northern neighbourhood of Miami. Walking in this neighbourhood reminded me of the Lennon Wall of Prague. The street walls were covered with urban graffiti. I visited a free outdoor exhibition called ‘Wynwood Walls’ in the center of this neighbourhood. It showcased huge colourful street murals made by artists from around the globe.
After roaming around for a couple of hours in Wynwood, I headed towards Miami’s Cuban heart ‘Little Havana’. This vibrant neighbourhood was full of cigar shops, Latin American art galleries and busy restaurants serving Cuban cuisine with live Latin music. To try some Cuban food, I went to El Exquisito, one of the old-fashioned and famous Cuban café. But for a poor vegetarian like me they only had Plantain chips (similar to banana chips) and Coffee. Their Cortadito (Cuban coffee with milk) was delicious, though I couldn’t distinguish its taste from Indian coffee due to my untrained coffee-taste-buds :P
At the heart of Little Havana, I stumbled across a small park named 'Maximo Gomez Park'. Maximo Gomez was a Major General in Cuba’s Ten Years’ War . This place, also known as ‘Domino Park’, was full of locals engaged in the game of Dominoes. It was entertaining to watch war-veterans and older residents playing this 4-player game expertly (and very seriously!).
As I was coming out of the park, a Miami Trolley arrived there. I quickly hopped into it. This adorable AC-Wifi equipped trolley looped around the Little Havana neighbourhood. And it was totally free! I would recommend using this service instead of buying the hop-on-hop-off tour bus tickets.
After completing one loop of Little Havana, I got down near the Marlins Park, the baseball home of Florida Marlins. Unfortunately, the stadium was closed, so I just walked around the building. This stadium apparently has a retractable roof and a seating capacity of 37000 (though it’s the smallest Major League Baseball stadium).
The next neighbourhood on my list was Coconut Grove. This upscale area is located along the shoreline of Biscayne Bay. As hunger rolled in, I walked into the Alice Wainwright Park. This park offered some breath-taking views of the bay. There was hardly anyone around and I could enjoy a peaceful lunch in this serene park.
The final area which I had planned to visit today was Downtown Miami. Boarding the free metro-mover service, I arrived at the Bayfront Park. This waterfront park had a huge amphitheatre, beautiful views of the city’s skyline, live music and a large shopping centre.
Near the north side of Bayfront park stood the American Airlines Arena, the home of Miami Heat basketball team. Preparations were going on for next day’s match against Minnesota Timberwolves. After walking around the stadium for some time, I returned back to Metro/Tri transfer station and boarded the Tri-Rail back to Boca Raton.
As they say the best thing to do in Miami is ‘hit the beach!’, I decided to spend one day exploring the Miami Beach city. I began the day with ‘Haulover Beach’ situated in the northernmost part of Miami. This beach turned out to be a naturist beach :D
After spending a couple of hours on Haulover beach, I boarded a Miami Beach Trolley towards Bay Harbour Islands. Being a Dexter fan, visiting the shooting location of Dexter’s apartment was on my list. Google maps led me to the northern tip of Bay Harbour Islands. Dexter's apartment was located on the 2nd floor of Bay Harbour Club condominium. Unfortunately, the building was cordoned off to prevent intruders and I could only see glimpses of the apartment from outside.
To overcome the disappointment, I decided to go to the most awaited destination: South Beach. I walked along the entire 3kms stretch of white sand, soaking in the much needed sunshine (Ithaca is freezing cold these days!). On the ‘South Pointe Beach', a free yoga class was taking place. I quickly joined in. This was the first time I did yoga on a beach and it was fun!
After the sunset, I left the beach and walked along the famous Ocean Drive. This iconic road is at the centre of the Miami Art Deco district and is known for its Art Deco hotels. Art Deco, sometimes referred to as Deco, is a style of visual arts, architecture and design that first appeared in France just before World War I. The Ocean Drive was glowing in colourful lights of these glamorous hotels.
At the northern end of Ocean Drive, another famous road of Miami was located: Lincoln Road. This mile-long pedestrian-only stretch of restaurants, cafes and premier shopping stores was bustling with tourists. In one of the cafes, I had the best dessert of Miami: Key Lime Pie. This café ‘Shake Shack’ had an interesting way of serving the customers. After placing the order, they gave a small electronic device which literally ‘shaked’ when the food was ready to pick up. In their menu card, key lime pie was named as ‘Pie Oh My’ and it was delicious!
The last activity that I had planned was watching a movie on the beach. This movie screening was part of a free cinema series presented by Citi and held at the Miami Beach SoundScape Park. Today’s movie was ‘Lady in the Van’, a 2015 British comedy-drama. Watching a movie underneath the gorgeous Miami Beach sky was a wonderful experience and I would recommend it as one of the top things to do in Miami.


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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
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Dietary
Crunchy and moreish, these aubergine cakes make a fine vegetarian starter. Or cut them into chip shapes for an informal snack.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
For the fennel yoghurt, heat the oil in an ovenproof casserole over a medium heat. Add the garlic and fennel and fry for 4-5 minutes, or until golden-brown and slightly softened.
Add the lemon juice to the mixture, stir well, then cover and transfer to the oven. Roast for 15-20 minutes, or until the fennel is tender. Set aside to cool.
For the aubergine chips, mix together the breadcrumbs, percorino, chilli flakes, salt and pepper in a shallow bowl.
Place the plain flour onto a shallow plate and beat the eggs in a shallow bowl.
Roll the aubergine sticks in the flour, then dip into the egg and finally coat in the breadcrumb mixture.
Heat the oil in a deep-fat fryer to 150C/300F. Alternatively, heat the oil in a deep heavy-based frying pan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns golden-brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Transfer the coated aubergine sticks to the hot oil to deep-fry for about six minutes, or until golden-brown.
Remove from the oil with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper.
Combine the roasted fennel, roasted garlic and any roasting juices with the fennel seeds in a blender. You may need to add some more olive oil or lemon juice, to taste. Blend until the mixture is a smooth purée.
Pass the puréed fennel through a sieve and stir into the Greek yoghurt.
Serve the fennel yoghurt in a bowl and with the fried aubergine sticks and watercress on the side.


Mean indicators’ scores (range 1–3) for each attribute used for the evaluation of the influenza sentinel surveillance system in Zambia, 2011-2017 a
aEach quantitative indicator was evaluated as the proportion (expressed as percentage) of the outcome of interest over the total. A scale from 1 to 3 was used to provide a score for each quantitative indicator as follows: < 60% (from the above calculation) scored 1 (weak performance); 60–79% scored 2 (moderate performance); ≥80% scored 3 (good performance). For indicators for which a proportion over a total could not be obtained (qualitative indicators) a score was assigned based on the same scale using expert consensus. The scores assigned to each indicator were averaged for all indicators evaluated for each attribute to provide a mean score for each surveillance attribute. An overall score for the surveillance system was obtained by averaging the scores of all evaluated indicators


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on what the Buddha taught
While it is understandable to have them, often the questions are abstract, more wordplays than anything concrete, and/or often sheer invalid. And when not, the answer most likely doesn’t ease your mind. I would suggest to view Nibbāna just as the stopping of greed, hatred & delusion. Period. Since nothing bad can come from that, what happens then shouldn’t be of any concern. No matter how you take it, the stopping of those three would be quite a beautiful achievement.
And why not to go beyond that? Because when it is something you are not familiar with it means you can only accept it as belief. And belief comes with doubt. And doubt sides with delusion. And thus that would be rather counterproductive.
If you keep this in mind, you can inform yourself about Nibbāna (I would almost say as some form of leisure) but at least you have something a little more concrete to fall back to. Which might perhaps be of some help to let go of the many (misplaced) worries about this matter.


Files CCore/inc/task/TaskMonitor.h CCore/src/task/TaskMonitor.cpp
TaskMonitor can be used to monitor task switches. It is a Partial class, you have to build a derived class to use it.
class TaskMonitor : NoCopy
{
public:
class Record
{
private:
friend class TaskMonitor;
// IntLocked
virtual void transit(Record *from,Record *to)=0;
void begin() { transit(0,this); }
void end() { transit(this,0); }
public:
Record();
~Record();
};
class StartStop : NoCopy
{
....
public:
explicit StartStop(TaskMonitor &obj);
void stop();
~StartStop();
};
private:
....
virtual void prepare()=0;
virtual void complete()=0;
// IntLocked
virtual Record * alloc(TextLabel name,TaskPriority priority)=0;
virtual Record * getInt()=0;
protected:
void guardStopped() const;
public:
TaskMonitor();
~TaskMonitor();
};
prepare() is called before a monitoring is started as a part of the start process.
complete() is called after a monitoring is stopped as a part of the stop process.
guardStopped() is a guard method, it throws an exception, if a monitoring is in progress.
The inner class StartStop is used to start/stop a monitoring. Its constructor starts a monitoring with the given TaskMonitor object. The destructor or the method stop() stops it.
When a monitoring is started, record objects are used to monitor task context switches. The type of these objects is derived from the TaskMonitor::Record class. Each task and the interrupt context uses an associated such record. The record is allocated dynamically by the methods alloc() and getInt(). Record is allocated once per task. Allocation methods are called under IntLock protection, so their implementations in a derived class must be "quick", in particular, they cannot use memory allocation routines. Records should be taken from some preallocated record pool. One record can be used with multiple tasks. alloc() method arguments are: the task name and the task priority.
TaskMonitor::Record has tree methods used to monitor task switches: transit(), begin(), end(). These methods are called under IntLock protection. The transit() first argument is always the same as the object (unless it is called in the begin() method). This method is called when a context switch happens. Other methods are called once when a monitoring is started and stopped.
TaskMonitor_CPU is a fully-functional derived class from the TaskMonitor. It counts CPU time usage.
class TaskMonitor_CPU : public TaskMonitor
{
....
public:
static constexpr ulen DefaultBufLen = 100 ;
explicit TaskMonitor_CPU(ulen buf_len=DefaultBufLen);
~TaskMonitor_CPU();
void print(PrinterType &out) const;
};
The usage of this class is very simple: run it, stop it and then print it. The buf_len is a task record buffer length. Normally, 100 should be enough.
An example:
TaskMonitor_CPU monitor; TaskMonitor::StartStop start_stop(monitor); { .... // run several tasks here } start_stop.stop(); Printf(Con,"#;\n",monitor);


Merging and sorting methods
Results of benchmarking on different techniques:
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Setup:
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Benchmarking was done using the 1992 SSEL
MU and SU files. Together, they contain 10 881 999 observations. An extract
is done from the Maryland EIN-SEIN crosswalk files, for 1992 only. This
extract is "merged" first with the MU file (output file: work.mu) and then
with the SU file (output file: work.su). Work.mu and work.su are then "joined"
using a variety of procedures. The resulting file has 512 869 observations
(5 percent of the original, combined MU+SU file).
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Statistics:
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The first line is SYSTEM_CPU time, the second one is USER_CPU, the third
one is I/O operations (read + write). Time is the total time for the entire
procedure (the initial selection step, and the joining of the resultant
two data files). Times and I/O reported in the first column are for that
sub-routine only (they are included in the measures in the cross-tabs).
These are averages from 5 or 10 runs of the program.
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OVERHEAD FOR INDEX CREATION
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(5 replications)
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MU file (1 958 000 obs) and SU file (9 605 164 obs)
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System_CPU : 6.7821 min
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User_CPU : 1.079766 min
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I/O : 960 499
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Summary
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When using a small file (here: xwalk) to select observations from a far
larger master file (here: ssel92mu and ssel92su), and the latter contains
potentially multiple matches to the common identifier, all of which we
want to keep, then a double set statement with
a key on the master files is the most efficient way. In the example given
here, we selected observations on two mutually exclusive master files:
the manner in which the two files were put together are not really relevant
to performance (as the results from the three columns shows). Since the
overhead of index creation is incurred only
once on files that do not change often, it is not relevant to this particular
case.


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the patterns of the answers to a math assessment question
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| assessment_question_id | unique question id of an assessment |
| assessment_pattern_id | No column description available |
| assessment_pattern_display | The JSON blob containing the question prompt. This is written in a custom Coursera markup language. The actual prompt text is encapsulated within key named "value." |
| assessment_pattern_feedback | The text that is displayed to learners upon answering a question that matches the pattern. |
| assessment_pattern_correct | For math expression type questions, instructors can insert both correct and incorrect answer patterns in order to provide learners with tailored feedback based on common solutions or misconceptions. This field indicates whether the pattern was one that corresponded to a correct solution (t) or an incorrect solution (f). |
CREATE TABLE assessment_math_expression_patterns ( assessment_question_id VARCHAR(50) ,assessment_pattern_id VARCHAR(50) ,assessment_pattern_display VARCHAR(20000) ,assessment_pattern_feedback VARCHAR(20000) ,assessment_pattern_correct BOOL ,PRIMARY KEY (assessment_question_id, assessment_pattern_id) ,FOREIGN KEY (assessment_question_id) REFERENCES assessment_questions(assessment_question_id) );


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