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PETITIONER: CHHETRIYA PARDUSHAN MUKTI SANGHARSH SAMITI Vs. RESPONDENT: STATE OF U.P AND ORS. DATE OF JUDGMENT13/08/1990 BENCH: MUKHARJI, SABYASACHI (CJ) BENCH: MUKHARJI, SABYASACHI (CJ) SAIKIA, K.N. (J) CITATION: 1990 AIR 2060 1990 SCR (3) 739 1990 SCC (4) 449 JT 1990 (3) 685 1990 SCALE (2)332 CITATOR INFO : RF 1991 SC 983 (2) ACT: Constitution of India, 1950: Article 21--Environmental pollution-Allegations-Scrutiny of--Found to be frivolous--No complaint from any other person or authority--Held pollution laws not violated. Article 32--Epistolary jurisdiction--Protection of Fundamental Rights--Public interest and public protection--Genuine interest-Misuse of--Not to be permitted--Court to act with great deal of circumspection and caution. HEADNOTE: The Petitioner, representing a Social Organisation, has written a letter alleging environment pollution in some villages and the adjoining Sarnath Temple. The letter was treated as Writ Petition under Article 32 of the Constitu- tion of India. It was alleged that the smoke and dust emit- ted from the Chimneys of Respondent No. 3, viz., an oil Mill and a refinery plant in the area, and the effluents dis- charged by the plants has been causing serious environmental pollution in the thickly populated area, leading to epidemic diseases. It was further alleged that even the flora was badly affected by pollution. Petitioner prayed for direc- tions to check the pollution. On behalf of Respondent No. 3, it was contended that it had complied with the provisions of Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and there was no com- plaint whatsoever. It was further stated that the petitioner was an anti-social element and his only aim was to blackmail and extract money from people like Respondent No. 3, and that a criminal case has already been filed against him, for such activities. Dismissing the writ petition, HELD: 1. Article 32 is a great and salutary safeguard for preservation of fundamental rights of the citizens. Every citizen has a fundamental right to have the enjoyment of quality of life and living as contemplated by Article 21 of the Constitution of India. Anything which 740 endangers or impairs by conduct of anybody either in viola- tion or in derogation of laws, that quality of life and living by the people is entitled to be taken recourse of Article 32 of the Constitution. But this can only be done by any person interested genuinely in the protection of the society on behalf of the society or community. This weapon as a safeguard must be utilised and invoked by the Court with great deal of circumspection and caution. Where it appears that this is only a cloak to "feed fat ancient grudge" and enemity, this should not only be refused but strongly discouraged. While it is the duty of this Court to enforce fundamental rights, it is also the duty of this Court to ensure that this weapon under Article 32 should not be misused or permitted to be misused creating a bottleneck in the superior Court preventing other genuine violation of fundamental rights being considered by the Court. That would be an act or a conduct which will defeat the very purpose of preservation of fundamental rights. [743B-E] Bandhu Mukti Morchay. Union of lndia & Ors., [1984] 2 SCR 67, referred to. 2.1. This petition is legally devoid of any merit or principles of public interest and public protection. There was no fundamental right violation or could be violative if the allegations of the so-called champions on behalf of the society are scrutinised. [743G] 2.2. Prima facie the provisions of the relevant Act, namely, the Air Pollution Control Act have been complied with and there is no conduct which is attributable to re- spondent No. 3 herein leading to pollution of air or ecolog- ical imbalances calling for interference by this Court. The orders passed by the Pollution Control Board also indicate that there were no instances of any violation. There was no complaint from anybody apart from the petitioner, or any authority as to the non-compliance of any statute by Re- spondent No. 3. [743A-B; 742G] JUDGMENT:
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION: Writ Petition (Civil) No. 577 of 1988.
(Under Article 32 of the Constitution of India). S.R. Bhat and R. Venkataramani for the Petitioner Dr. B.S. Chauhan for the Respondents and Shobha Dikshit for he State of U.P.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by 741 SABYASACHI MUKHARJI, CJ. A letter written to this Court was treated as a writ petition under Article 32 of the Constitution of India. The letter written by Chhetriya Pardushan Mukti Sangharsh Samiti. Sarnath, alleged environ- mental pollution in the area. It was also alleged therein that the Jhunjhunwala Oil Mills and a refinery plant are located in the green belt area, touching three villages and the Sarnath temple of international fame. The smoke and dust emitted from the chimneys of the Mills and the effluents discharged from these plants were alleged to be causing environmental pollution in the thickly populated area and were proving a great health hazard. It was further stated that the people were finding it difficult to eat and sleep due to smoke and foul smell and the highly polluted water. It was further alleged that the lands in the area had become waste, affecting crops and the orchards damages. Diseases like TB, jaundice and other ailments were stated to be spreading in an epidemic form. The growth of children was affected. It was further alleged that the schools, nursing homes, leprosy homes and hospitals situated on the one kilometer long belt touching the oil Mills and the plant were adversely affected. It was stated that licences had been issued to one richman Dina Nath for these industrial units thereby risking the lives of thousands of people without enforcing any safety measure either to cure the effluents discharged from the plants or to check the smoke and the foul smell emitted from the chimneys. The whole area was expected to be ruined due to any explosion or gas leak- age.
In that background, the petitioner prayed for necessary directions to check the pollution, and also enclosed a printed leaflet alleging real-practices and corruption on the part of the proprietor of these industrial units apart from polluting the atmosphere.
As mentioned hereinbefore, the complaint was made by the said Samiti stated to be a social organisation about envi- ronmental pollution and ecological imbalance being caused by the two plants and thereby exposing the population to health hazards and life risk which was, therefore, considered to be a matter of great public importance. It is necessary to recognise the danger in order to strike a balance between the quality of life to be preserved and the economic devel- opment to be encouraged. Dealing with this aspect in M.C. Mehta v. Union of India & Ors., [1988] 1 SCR 279, it has been stated that whenever applications for licences to establish new industries are made in future, such applica- tions should be refused unless adequate provision has been made for the treatment of trade effluents flowing out of the factories. So, this letter was treated as a writ petition and notice was issued, 742 counter affidavits was filed on behalf of respondent No. 3 being the proprietor of Jhunjhunwala Oil Mills. Reference was made to the decision of this Court in Bandhua Mukti Morcha v. Union of India & Ors., [1984] 2 SCR 67 wherein this Court underlined the importance of satisfactory verifi- cation of allegations. The Court was asked to be ever vigi- lant against abuse of its process and there was need for appropriate verification. There is a statute for controlling pollution. It is wellsettled that if there is a statute prescribing a judicial procedure governing a particular case, the court must follow such procedure. It is not open to the court to by pass the statute and evolve a different procedure at variance with it. It is further asserted on behalf of the respondents that between the petitioner Sita Ram Pandey and respondent No. 3, there was a long rivalry. According to respondent No. 3, the petitioner is an anti- social-element and his only aim was to extract money from the people like respondent No. 3 as in the present case. It has further been stated that there has been criminal proceeding against the petitioner and several items have been marked in the affidavit in opposition. The particulars make out a rather disgraceful state of affairs. It has been alleged that Mr. Sita Ram Pandey for the last so many years was blackmailing the people, and a case u/s 500 of the I.P.C being Case No. 121/88 was filed. It has been further averred that respondent No. 3 has complied with the provisions of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and of the water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and there is no complaint of any kind from any person, body or authority. The correspondence, in this connection, has been set out.
It further appears that as early as 1980, the petitioner had made various complaints to the A.D.M. (Supply), Distt. Varanasi, alleging that respondent No. 3 was accused of smuggling of coal and diesel blackmailing. It was dismissed. It further appears that there was no complaint from anybody apart from the present petitioner by any authority as to the non-compliance of any statute by respondent No. 3. The orders passed by the Pollution Control Board which had been annexed, also indicate that there are no instance of viola- tion of the said Acts.
Time was sought on behalf of respondents for filing a rejoinder which, unfortunately, has not been filed, and no satisfactory explanation has been given therefore. Certain letters alleged to have been written on behalf of the peti- tioners were sought to be placed before us in the Court today.
743Having considered the facts, circumstances, nature of the allegations and the long history of enemit and animosi- ty, we are of the opinion that prima facie the provisions of the relevant Act, namely, the Air Pollution Control Act have been complied with and there is no conduct which is at- tributable to respondent No. 3 herein leading to pollution of air or ecological imbalances calling for interference by this Court.
Article 32 is a great and salutary safeguard for preser- vation of fundamental rights of the citizens. Every citizen has a fundamental right to have the enjoyment of quality of life and living as contemplated by Article 21 of the Consti- tution of India. Anything which endangers or impairs by conduct of anybody either in violation or in derogation of laws, that quality of life and living by the people is entitled to be taken recourse of Article 32 of the Constitu- tion. But this can only be done by any person interested genuinely in the protection of the society on behalf of the society or community. This weapon as a safeguard must be utilised and invoked by the Court with great deal of circum- spection and caution. Where it appears that this is only a cloak to "feed fact ancient grudge" and enemity, this should not only be refused but strongly discouraged. While it is the duty of this Court to enforce fundamental rights, it is also the duty of this Court to ensure that this weapon under Article 32 should not be misused or permitted to be misused creating a bottleneck in the superior Court preventing other genuine violation of fundamental rights being considered by the Court. That would be an act or a conduct which will defeat the very purpose of preservation of fundamental rights.
Having regard to the ugly rivalry here, we have no doubt that between the contestants, the Court was misled and we must, therefore, proceed with caution. There was no funda- mental right violation or could be violative if the allega- tions of the so-called champions on behalf of the society are scrutinised. We must protect the society from the so- called 'protectors'. This application is legally devoid of any merit or principles of public interest and public pro- tection. This application certainly creates bottlenecks in courts, which is an abuse of process of this Court. We have, therefore, no hesitation in dismissing this application with the observations made herein.
G.N. Petition dis-
missed.
744


Maddafakking toast! Good breakfast but quite high in carbs. Avoid if on LCHF or gluten free.
Take out bread and put in your best toaster. Toast until not burned and put on some gross sirup or whatever other gross stuff you like to put on your to4st.
Maddafakking toast! Good breakfast but quite high in carbs. Avoid if on LCHF or gluten free.
Take out bread and put in your best toaster. Toast until not burned and put on some gross sirup or whatever other gross stuff you like to put on your to4st.
Maddafakking toast! Good breakfast but quite high in carbs. Avoid if on LCHF or gluten free.
Take out bread and put in your best toaster. Toast until not burned and put on some gross sirup or whatever other gross stuff you like to put on your to4st.


I saw in a post a link to a tool that looked at character bic files and broke down all the relevant stats, including leveling for feats, skills, etc. I did look around for it again before posting but no luck. Would someone be able to point me in the right direction(s)?


Unfortunately, HP Fortify does not provide an interface to update the custom rulepacks. To update TEAM Mentor custom rulepack you must manually remove it from directory:
%ProgramFiles%\HP_Fortify\HP_Fortify_SCA_and_Apps_4.00\Core\config\customrules
By deleting TEAMMentorRulePack.xml file and Installing the Custom Rulepack again.


21 Red Hair Color Ideas for Every Complexion
by Janell M. HickmanWhile just two percent of the world's population is born with red hair (including baby Archie according to mom, Meghan Markle), you don't need a ginger gene to pull off the super-rare shade. “The key to achieving the most natural red hair is sticking within the copper or copper-gold family,” explains Matrix celebrity stylist George Papanikolas, who works with the Kardashians, Hailey Baldwin, Shay Mitchell and Nicole Richie. “Any highlights should also stay on tone and in the warm family to accent and compliment the copper base.”
As a former temporary redhead myself, admittedly one challenge can be maintaining your new shade at home. Red dyes notorious bleed faster than other colors, making faded an annoying but real reality. Celebrity hairstylist Chuck Amos— who works with Tracee Ellis Ross, Alicia Keys, Erykah Badu, Solange, and Lion Babe—suggests opting for tinted shampoo or conditioners for colored hair . “This way, you can enhance your color during the wash process,” he explains. “Even if you're born with red tones, you usually need color boost on a regular basis.
Another sub-trend we’re predicting? Cinnamon spice hair, not to be confused with the pumpkin spice phenomena. KEVIN.MURPHY COLOR.ME Global Design Director Kate Reid explains this shade of stunning red is best-suited for those with “natural or golden skin tones. If you have this coloring, try turning to red, peach, coral, orange, amber, gold, and apricot hues this fall.” Inspired? Keep clicking to see all the most complementary reds.
1 Our Lady J
Writer and producer for Pose and Transparent, Our Lady J's chestnut red hair is 100 percent worth bookmarking.
2 Larsen Thompson
The naturally-red YouTube sensation admits she doesn't do much to maintain her coveted hue. "I prefer to let my hair air dry, so I don’t damage it with heat and other things like that. I [also] use a lot of leave-in conditioner," she told Galore Mag.
3 Yrsa Daley Ward
The super-woke poet showcases that natural textures (including 4C curls) and the rich autumn hue go perfectly hand-in-hand.
4 Janet Jackson
The Queen of Pop is no stranger to red locks. Ever since her album, "The Velvet Rope" dropped, she's been inspiring many to take the plunge.
5 Slick Woods
The new mom (and OG Fenty model) is constantly changing hair color. However, her light cinnamon buzzcut with matching brows is cop-worthy.
6 Bella Thorne
So...despite how well she rocks it, Bella Thorne admits that her natural hair color is *gasp* blonde.  It's reminiscent of Bad Gal Rih Rih's 2011 Vogue cover look.
9 Nyakim Gatwech
The South Sudanese model and self-proclaimed Queen of Dark, Nyakim Gatwech proves that any skin tone can wear red hair with confidence—and ease.
10 Serena Laurel
This more subdued, strawberry blonde-meet-blonde shade is super chic on actress Serena Laurel.
11 Zendaya
Honestly, when Zendaya pulled up this deep, rich shade at the Emmy's, the red carpet almost stopped. It warms up her olive skin tone in ways we couldn't even imagine.
12 Rihanna
Rih Rih returned to her former red head roots at the 2019 BET Awards—and has fans speculating that a new album might be on the horizon, too.
13 Debra Messing
Fire-engine curls may be her signature look, but Debra Messing still counts on Goldwell to keep her color up to par.
14 Lion Babe (aka Jillian Harvey)
Typically Lion Babe is seen rocking her thick, curly mane, but when straightened, you can truly appreciate her amazing color (maintained by Pantene’s Pro-V Radiant Color Shine Shampoo).
15 Amy Adams
Her effortless waves may have been the beauty centerpiece of Sharp Objects, however we've stanned for Amy Adam's ginger hue for years.
16 Julianne Moore
We might have to dub Julianne Moore as a our unofficial redhead role model.
17 Christina Hendricks
Christina Hendricks first dyed her hair red at ten years-old and cites other redheads like Anne of Green Gables,Ginger of Gilligan's Island"and Lucille Ball as her color icons.
18 Emma Stone
This almost brown auburn red looks A+ on actress Emma Stone. Her colorist Tracey Cunningham swears by Redken Shade EQ gloss to keep her shade vivid-yet-natural.
19 Sabina Karlsson
Cited often as one to watch, this Afro-Swedish model breaks the stereotype of natural redhead. Swoon.
20 Lana Del Rey
Though she switches back and forth from auburn to dark brown, and even light strawberry blonde, Lana Del Rey rocks deep red with aplomb.
21 Lily Collins
Lily Collin's take on red is bright, brazen, and bold. The cherry tone plays up her ahem, lily complexion. Commitment-phobes can fake the funk with strategically placed extensions.


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skalibs
Software
www.skarnet.org
The ttymodes library interface
libttymodes is a small library designed to encapsulate some
basic terminal manipulation.
Compiling
- Add /package/prog/skalibs/include, or wherever you installed
your header files, to your header directory list
- Use #include "ttymodes.h"
Linking
- For static linking: add /package/prog/skalibs/library,
or wherever you installed your .a files, to your library directory list.
- For dynamic linking: add /package/prog/skalibs/library.so,
or wherever you installed your .so files, to your library directory list -
and make sure to properly edit your ld.so.conf file and to run
ldconfig if needed.
- Link with -lttymodes -lstddjb
Programming
FIXME: to be completed.


Rotation
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This is a rotated block.
90deg
This is a rotated block which width is equal to the outer's height.


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UMOUNT(2) Linux Programmer's Manual UMOUNT(2) NAME umount, umount2 - unmount file system SYNOPSIS #include <sys/mount.h> int umount(const char *target); int umount2(const char *target, int flags); DESCRIPTION umount() and umount2() remove the attachment of the (topmost) file system mounted on target. Appropriate privilege (Linux: the CAP_SYS_ADMIN capability) is required to unmount file systems. Linux 2.1.116 added the umount2() system call, which, like umount(), unmounts a target, but allows additional flags controlling the behavior of the operation: MNT_FORCE (since Linux 2.1.116) Force unmount even if busy. This can cause data loss. (Only for NFS mounts.) MNT_DETACH (since Linux 2.4.11) Perform a lazy unmount: make the mount point unavailable for new accesses, and actually perform the unmount when the mount point ceases to be busy. MNT_EXPIRE (since Linux 2.6.8) Mark the mount point as expired. If a mount point is not cur‐ rently in use, then an initial call to umount2() with this flag fails with the error EAGAIN, but marks the mount point as expired. The mount point remains expired as long as it isn't accessed by any process. A second umount2() call specifying MNT_EXPIRE unmounts an expired mount point. This flag cannot be specified with either MNT_FORCE or MNT_DETACH. UMOUNT_NOFOLLOW (since Linux 2.6.34) Don't dereference target if it is a symbolic link. This flag allows security problems to be avoided in set-user-ID-root pro‐ grams that allow unprivileged users to unmount file systems. RETURN VALUE On success, zero is returned. On error, -1 is returned, and errno is set appropriately. ERRORS The error values given below result from file-system type independent errors. Each file system type may have its own special errors and its own special behavior. See the Linux kernel source code for details. EAGAIN A call to umount2() specifying MNT_EXPIRE successfully marked an unbusy file system as expired. EBUSY target could not be unmounted because it is busy. EFAULT target points outside the user address space. EINVAL target is not a mount point. Or, umount2() was called with MNT_EXPIRE and either MNT_DETACH or MNT_FORCE. ENAMETOOLONG A pathname was longer than MAXPATHLEN. ENOENT A pathname was empty or had a nonexistent component. ENOMEM The kernel could not allocate a free page to copy filenames or data into. EPERM The caller does not have the required privileges. VERSIONS MNT_DETACH and MNT_EXPIRE are only available in glibc since version 2.11. CONFORMING TO These functions are Linux-specific and should not be used in programs intended to be portable. NOTES The original umount() function was called as umount(device) and would return ENOTBLK when called with something other than a block device. In Linux 0.98p4 a call umount(dir) was added, in order to support anonymous devices. In Linux 2.3.99-pre7 the call umount(device) was removed, leav‐ ing only umount(dir) (since now devices can be mounted in more than one place, so specifying the device does not suffice). SEE ALSO mount(2), path_resolution(7), mount(8), umount(8) COLOPHON This page is part of release 3.44 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/. Linux 2010-06-19 UMOUNT(2)


Classes!
17 October 2015
Since Ruby is an object-oriented and along with objects there are classes. Classes are like outlines that objects are instantiated upon. For this example I will use the common car reference. If we examine a vehicle, there are characteristics that make up what a vehicle is. Wheels, fuel capacity, power, etc are all data members of the class Vehicle. Using data members within the class, you can identify different objects that are instances of that class. To continue the example if I were to have two vehicles, a Pathfinder, and a Tacoma these would both be considered objects in Ruby that are instances of the class Vehicle. Both vehicles have data memebers that are different that help differentiate the two.
This can be taken even further becuase vehicles have different functions. They can drive, stop, turn, accelerate, etc. These functions that are built within a class can even further form the data members within the class Vehicle. A class would be described as characteristics and functions together that make up the object.
Defining a Class
Classes typically start with an initial capitalized letter. For this example we are going to create a class called Die that will return a random number based on how many sides of a die is entered.
class Die
end
Here we have just created an empty class that we will work on throughout this post. One important topic we should go over is the importance of variables within classes.
- Local: Local variables have the smallest scope out of the four types of variables. They are located within methods and are not available outside of the method. The syntax for local variables is typically a lowercase letter or an underscore.
- Instance. Instance variables are available accross methods for a particular instance or object. This is commonly seen within classes because an object that is an instance of a class can have access to the instance variables accross the entire range of the class within that object. (If this sounds confusing it will make more sense when we build Die) The syntax for an instance variable is @ before the variable name.
- Class: Class variables are available accross different objects that belongs to the class. It is a characteristic of the class. The syntax for a Class variable is @@ before the variable name.
- Global: Global variables are available accross classes. Class variables are available accross objects, but not classes. That is why you would use a global. Global variables syntax is the dollar sign $ before the variable name.
Methods within classes
So far in our class Die we don't have anything put in. One thing that classes are capable of, are adding methods to the class. The first method should be to initialize it. This is typically the first method ran when creating a new object thats instance of the class.
class Die
def initialize(labels)
@labels = labels
raise ArgumentError.new('Please add sides to the die') if labels.length < 1
end
..
So far all this class is doing is initializing and taking in one argument and storing it within an instance variable called @labels. This is done because we want to access the variable throughout this class and not just within the initialize method. That's why we wouldn't just keep it a local variable. As you can see, classes also let you set parimeters that can raise arguments if something is wrong.
class Die
def initialize(labels)
@labels = labels
raise ArgumentError.new('Please add sides to the die') if labels.length < 1
end
def sides
return @labels.length
end
def roll
return @labels[rand(@lavels.length)]
end
end
Here is the rest of the class Die. Look over and review why it is important to use instance variables in this situation. A question to answer is, why wouldn't we just use global variables? Well.. If we did that we would not only have to remember every single time we created a variable, but it would also leave the program more susceptible to malicious attacks and inefficient running. Especially on a high-traffic website.


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- Mindstorms: Children, Computers, And Powerful Ideas
- Newton fractal in Julia using Symbolics.jl
- Julia for teaching optimization
- Uncertainty propagation and high-dimensional indexing in Julia
- On recovering matrices
- Sorting socks and other practical uses of algorithms
- Notes on Optimal Transport
© Michiel Stock. Website built with Franklin.jl and the Julia programming language.


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Hacklab Cosenza / Centro di Ricerca su Tecnologia e Innovazione
The order and magnitude of the problems that an enteprise network faces are very different from the small, home or office networks we are used to.
Namely scalability and high availability.
An enterprise networks runs more services, users and locations.
The concept of critical services, and the needs for converged traffic and central administrative control are introduced.
Enterprise networks are expected to have an uptime of five-nines, 99.999%, which translates into 5 minutes of downtime per year.
The difference between 2 nines and 5 nines is 3 days!
To achieve this, hardware that complies to higher standards is required, increasing costs.
A common feature found in enterprise hardware is components failover.
Designing a network hierarchy helps in optimizing the traffic flow.
Traffic starts in the access layer, which is the layer enabling a local network. Traffic can be distributed to different local networks by going through the distribution layer.
If required, a third layer (core) is provided as the backbone, to connect distant networks at speeds similar to the local ones.
On top of the hierarchical structure, Cisco defines an architecture for enteprise networks based on functional blocks that is called Cisco Enterprise Architecture.
Includes the access, distribution and core layers in a Campus Infrastructure Module.
All the modules that extends the enterprise network to the outer networks, like remote sites, partner’s Intranets, and of course the Internet. So:
It provides QoS, security, and policy enforcement.
Provides the connectivity solutions that power the enterprise edge, such as
All data entering and exiting these connectivity solution passes through a corresponding edge device in the Enterprise Edge.
It is therefore the perfect place to insepect traffic with intrusion detection (IDS) and intrusion prevention (IPS) systems.
A failure domain is the area of a network that is impacted by a failure in a component, device, service or system.
Good network designs limit failure domains as much as possible.
Failure domains are mostly determined by device function: a failing L2 switch affects only a specific network segment, while a faulty router affects internetwork connectivy.
The reliability standard and features (redundant components, stackability, modularity, link aggregation, etc) are the main thing separating enterprise-class devices from the consumer’s equivalent (as reflected by costs).
Providing redundancy at the core layer is hard and expensive, so most designs focus on the distribution layer.
Scalability is the capability to accomodate growth.
Redundancy is the deployment of duplicate equipment to avoid single point of failure situations. It allows for failover, which is the automatic switch from a faulty system to a backup one.
Duplicate equipment calls for redundant links between devices, which can result in L2 switching loops (a frame starts circulating endlessly between these multiple paths) and broadcast storms.
Switching loops are prevented by a protocol called Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) which is required whenever multiple paths between switches are provided.
An uplink is a single (outgoing) link into which traffic coming from several links converges into. Uplinks are common spots in hierarchical networks where bottlenecks can occur.
Having to collect traffic coming from a multitude of sources, uplinks must have a greater bandwidth at their disposal.
Instead of using faster links, a technology called link aggregation can be used by combining several, already existing, physical links into a single logical one.
EtherChannel is a Cisco technology for link aggregation that combines multiple switch ports (anf their links) into a single EtherChannel interface (and link).
An EtherChannel interface operates at the combined bandwidth of all the ports involved, and can load balance traffic across the physical links.
Enteprise networks are comprised of many local networks dispersed in several locations, and as such require scalable routing protocols to handle end-to-end connectivity.
OSPF (link-state) and EIGRP (distance-vector) are two popular routing protocols used in Cisco’s L3 devices.
Both protocols have several settings to adapt to a range of situations. OSPF, for instance, can be used first in single-area mode, and then expanded into a multi-area configuration as the enterprise network expands.
EIGRP is an advanced distance-vector protocol with it’s well supported on Cisco devices and heavily used in networks which deploy mostly Cisco equipment.
Cisco has a few switch categories for enteprise networks.
Port density is the number of ports available on a switch. Higher density switches optimize power usage and space.
Remember that some ports (uplinks) are "wasted" because they are used to connect switches to the network infrastructure and thus are not available for users.
Switches may also have SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) ports to be used for installing faster interfaces for the uplinks. Another option, popular on fixed configuration switches, is link aggregation.
Modular switches can provide more than 1000 ports, an order of magnitude higher than fixed configuration switches.
A fundamental feature of every switch is its forwarding rate, which is the amount of data it can process, per second.
Enterprise switches are able to switch data at full wire speed (the maximum possible bandwidth for a link) for all the ports simultaneously.
Not every switch has to or could work at full wire speed, for instance because they are limited by their uplinks anyway. This is the typical situation of an access switch.


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Convenience init for all parameters.
- (nonnull instancetype)
initWithCurrentForecastSupported:(BOOL)currentForecastSupported
maxMultidayForecastAmount:(UInt32)maxMultidayForecastAmount
maxHourlyForecastAmount:(UInt32)maxHourlyForecastAmount
maxMinutelyForecastAmount:(UInt32)maxMinutelyForecastAmount
weatherForLocationSupported:(BOOL)weatherForLocationSupported;
init(currentForecastSupported: Bool, maxMultidayForecastAmount: UInt32, maxHourlyForecastAmount: UInt32, maxMinutelyForecastAmount: UInt32, weatherForLocationSupported: Bool)
Whether or not the current forecast is supported.
The maximum number of day-by-day forecasts.
The maximum number of hour-by-hour forecasts.
The maximum number of minute-by-minute forecasts.
Whether or not the weather for location is supported.
A SDLWeatherServiceManifest object
Whether or not the current forecast is supported.
Boolean, Optional
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLBool> *currentForecastSupported;
var currentForecastSupported: (NSNumber & SDLBool)? { get set }
The maximum number of day-by-day forecasts.
Integer, Optional
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLInt> *maxMultidayForecastAmount;
var maxMultidayForecastAmount: (NSNumber & SDLInt)? { get set }
The maximum number of hour-by-hour forecasts.
Integer, Optional
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLInt> *maxHourlyForecastAmount;
var maxHourlyForecastAmount: (NSNumber & SDLInt)? { get set }
The maximum number of minute-by-minute forecasts.
Integer, Optional
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLInt> *maxMinutelyForecastAmount;
var maxMinutelyForecastAmount: (NSNumber & SDLInt)? { get set }
Whether or not the weather for location is supported.
Boolean, Optional
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLBool> *weatherForLocationSupported;
var weatherForLocationSupported: (NSNumber & SDLBool)? { get set }


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Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | Install Google Earth Enterprise
Verifying and troubleshooting
- Verifying that the System Manager is Running
- Troubleshooting a Failed System Manager
- Restarting the Server
Verifying That the System Manager Is Running
Because a properly running system manager is critical to using Google Earth Enterprise Fusion, as well as for converting your source data to Google Earth Enterprise Fusion assets, verify that the system manager is running after the initial installation of Google Earth Enterprise Fusion and whenever you encounter problems building assets.
To verify that the system manager is running, enter the following command at a shell prompt:
getop
A list of running processes appears. Two processes appear on the list:
gesystemmanager
This process is necessary to configure or build resources, projects, and databases with Google Earth Enterprise Fusion. If this process appears on the list, Google Earth Enterprise Fusion is running properly.
If you do not see this process on the list, follow the troubleshooting suggestions in the Troubleshooting section to correct it.
geresourceprovider
This process manages the workstation resources on the behalf of the system manager. It also monitors free disk space on the volumes for any connected workstations.
If you see a
connection refused
message, see the Troubleshooting section.
Troubleshooting a Failed System Manager
If the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion system manager fails to run, you can try stopping and restarting the it, which resolves most minor problems.
Restarting the system manager
- Log in as root.
- Stop the system manager:
/etc/init.d/gefusion stop
- Start the system manager:
/etc/init.d/gefusion start
If you are still having problems starting the system manager after stopping and restarting the system manager, you can view the log file for the system manager to see what errors have been reported. The log file is located in:
/var/opt/google/log/gesystemmanager.log
Any errors are listed after the Started notice, which appears in the log for each time you started the system manager.
Connection Refused
message when running the getop
command, but do not see any error messages in the log file, ensure that the log directory is writable by Google Earth Enterprise Fusion users.Likewise, if Google Earth Enterprise Server fails to run, you can try stopping and restarting it, which resolves most problems.
Restarting the Server
- Log in as root.
- Stop and restart the server.
/etc/init.d/geserver restart


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topic. A
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,
<lcAudience>
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,
<lcPrereqs>
, <lcObjectives>
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<lcResources>
, followed by zero or more
<section>
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<learningOverviewbody>
sections are optional.
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public interface JCoRequestUnit
Note: The implementation for this interface provided by the JCo runtime. Other implementations are not supported.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
addQueueName(String queueName)
Adds a queue name.
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boolean |
addQueueNames(Set<String> queueNames)
Adds the given queue names.
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void |
addRequest(JCoRequest request)
Adds a request to the unit.
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void |
addRequests(List<JCoRequest> requests)
Adds the request to the unit.
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void |
commit(JCoDestination destination)
Commits the unit.
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JCoUnitIdentifier |
getIdentifier()
Return the unique identifier for the function unit.
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Set<String> |
getQueueNames()
Returns an immutable copy of the list containing the queue names.
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List<JCoRequest> |
getRequests()
Returns an immutable list of function.
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JCoUnitIdentifier getIdentifier()
boolean addQueueName(String queueName)
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void addRequest(JCoRequest request)
request
- request to be added to the unitJCoRuntimeException
- if the unit is being modified after commitvoid addRequests(List<JCoRequest> requests)
requests
- list of requests to be added to the unitJCoRuntimeException
- if the unit is being modified after commitList<JCoRequest> getRequests()
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How to opt out of Revolut’s data sharing policies
by Matthew BeedhamWelcome to TNW Basics , a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff.
From November 12, startup digital-only challenger bank Revolut will share user data with credit bureaus, social media companies, and analytics firms, Silicon Republic reported.
On one hand, data sharing helps businesses create revenue streams and target customers with more relevant advertisements. On the other hand, data sharing is an invasion of privacy.
But don’t despair, Revolut does give you the opportunity to opt out of its policy.
Alongside sharing user data with credit bureaus, Revolut also shares information for marketing purposes. As a result, there are two things you’ll need to opt out of.
Opt out of third-party marketing
1. Open the Revolut app and navigate to your personal dashboard.
2. Then click the gear icon in the top right corner. This will open the settings menu, as seen below.
3. Click the “Privacy” option to navigate to the relevant options menu. It should look a little something like the screenshot below.
4. To opt out of targeted marketing, make sure the slider button is blue and to the right. In this menu you can also opt out of receiving marketing communications and sharing your Revolut account with friends, if you so wish.
Opt out of credit bureau data sharing
Opting out of having your data shared with credit card bureaus is a little more finicky.
1. As before, navigate to your personal dashboard, but this time click the speech bubble that has a little question mark in it. This will open the “help” options.
2. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the help options and find the “chat to us” section (as below.)
3. Click “New chat.” This will open a window where you can chat with a bot or service desk rep at Revolut.
4. Now, simply type in the chat box that you want to opt out of all Revolut’s data sharing policies.
Now, I’ll be honest. It didn’t go that well for me, but I eventually got the response I wanted. As there were no humans available, I conversed with one of Revolut’s bots, which didn’t seem to understand what I was asking.
Take a look at the conversation transcript below.
When you’re successful though, Revolut will say that it will take the appropriate action and in 24 hours you will have opted-out of Revolut’s data sharing policy.
Good luck!


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: More on WSIL author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 732 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2002/06/moreonwsil date: '2002-06-26 19:55:41 +0000' date_gmt: '2002-06-26 19:55:41 +0000' categories: - Web Services tags: [] comments: - id: 491 author: Simon Fell author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.pocketsoap.com/weblog/ date: '2002-06-26 22:09:07 +0000' date_gmt: '2002-06-26 22:09:07 +0000' content: |
no IBM started with something different [can't remember the name], WSIL is the result of the merging of the two specs.
You might be thinking of UDDI, which is MSFT, IBM & Ariba
- id: 492 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/ date: '2002-06-27 04:12:00 +0000' date_gmt: '2002-06-27 04:12:00 +0000' content: |Thanks Simon...
- id: 493 author: Hun Boon Teo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2002-06-27 20:01:22 +0000' date_gmt: '2002-06-27 20:01:22 +0000' content: |IBM original specification seems to be ADS (Advertisement and Discovery of Services) , see this link http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2000/11/01/protocols/quickref.html
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Simon says: "The main difference is that the spec has both IBM & Microsoft's name on the cover.".
Humm... wasn't the original DISCO spec written by MS, IBM and Ariba?


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--- layout: post authors: ["Steve Haddock"] title: "A Practical Computing Course" date: 2015-11-15 time: "12:00:00" tags: ["Assessment"] ---
While it was not a SWC course, this summer Casey Dunn and I taught a 12-day Practical Computing summer class at Friday Harbor Labs. It was a great group of students—mostly somewhat beginner level—and we covered regular expressions, the shell, Python, R + ggplot, Git, graphics, and bit of electronics. The centerpiece (which the students really got into) was a personal project that was applicable to their own interests and which they solved with some combination of the tools we covered. Many of the students went from zero experience to having a script that actually gave them insight into the real-life research back home.
The part that might be most relevant to Software Carpentry is that we just sent out a two-month-later follow-up survey to figure out what stuck and what didn't. I collated the responses, which I have summarized at http://practicalcomputing.org/fhl-feedback-2015.
I found the results really gratifying. Given two weeks of their full attention makes a big difference in how effectively you can introduce and reinforce the lessons, and overcome mental blocks (dictionaries, for some!). There was also a lot of peer-teaching going on after the seven or so hours of planned lectures and exercises. Students would work into the night on their projects and teach and learn from their classmates.
We told them at the beginning to start thinking about a project that might be relevant to their work, and that would benefit from automation. Then after a week of the class, when they had passing familiarity with the tool set, we had them discuss in class what they were thinking of trying. It ranged from using curl to scrape images from a museum web page for the plants they studied, to a teaching tool for simulating DNA replication and transcription, importing, and plotting data in R. There were a lot of variations on "search for a motif in a set of DNA sequences", etc.
There was a lot of consultation with instructors and other students. We had them each create a Git repo on BitBucket so we could review their code and create issues or make comments. (There are better ways to manage this that have since come to our attention.)
On the last day they each gave a presentation or demo of the state of their project, whether totally finished or not, and it was amazing! Projects included:
A student who had previous Perl experience but not Python created a pipeline for searching for toxin genes within a transcriptome. This required generating queries from a large toxins database and then searching for each of these queries in a large transcriptome database. He is going to continue working on it and publish this tool.
Create an R Markdown file with embedded ggplots for distribution data of lobster populations.
Scrape a botanical museum web page, and within a table of holdings, find names and barcode numbers for all images of mangoes, then download all the raw images and save the files with the name of the species as the file name.
Write an R script to find annotations in a video database where the depth and time are within a certain interval, flag them as potential duplicates, and export the decimated data set.
Collate records from two different databases (presented as delimited text files) and find the corresponding entries between the two.
Using a sliding window, calculate a weighted similarity score for two animo acid sequences and generate a colorized HTML file showing the location of various kinds of matches.
During the class we spent a lot of time coming up with canned exercises and debugging tests to drive home certain points, but they were really motivated by this chance to make something personally useful right away. This worked because we had them for 12 days; it would be harder to achieve in two or three.
The best anecdote about the impact it could have was from a professor who studies genes that bind to the end of microtubules as they grow during cellular processes. There is a particular motif which characterizes this family of proteins and it has the characters something like S, (L or V), T, (L or T). Their lab also had another suite of proteins which they thought might be involved in this process of microtubule elongation, but were planning all kinds of complicated tests, including transgenic mice, to determine whether it really was in this family. With a simple Python script, she was able to search for the regex S[LV]T[LT] among these suspect sequences, and lo and behold, out popped a couple of matches. She had never programmed before, and was extremely excited about these real-world results.
As for demographics, the class had 8 women and 6 men. 10 were on Macs and 4 on Windows (one of whom worked remotely on a Unix server, and one of whom bought a Mac when they got home after the course.)


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- Pep Guardiola wants another Champions League title eight years after winning his second at Barcelona
- The Man City boss told Jurgen Klopp to swap his UCL for Premier League title
- Liverpool are currently topping the EPL table with eight points clear of the Citizens after 13 games
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is desperately in search of his third Champions League title since he left Barcelona in 2012.
The Spaniard led the Catalans to European triumph in 2009 and 2011 before parting ways with the club one year after.
He has however failed to achieve the feat seven years down the lane - with his three-year reign at Bayern Munich gone without an European glory.
Guardiola joined the Citizens in 2016 and the best he has done was to get to the semifinal of the tournament on two ocassions.
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The Spanish born tactician has now jokingly told Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp to swap his UCL title for a Premier League.
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As it stands, the Reds have a better chance of winning the EPL for the first time in three decades as they currently rank top of the table with 37 points after 13 games - eight points ahead of City.
While speaking at the Football Writers' Association northern branch awards on Sunday, Guardiola said the pair should hatch a plan.
With both trophies on stage he joked: “We really want this one (Champions League) and he (Klopp) really wants this one (Premier League), maybe we can swap?”
The Spaniard added that Liverpool's ability to grab late winners in games is getting him frustrated as the Merseyside outfit is gradually drifting towards EPL glory.
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Robert Firmino's late goal sealed the victory for the Reds over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park last weekend.
"I have no clue what people will say," he told the Reds' website. "But I know that 37 points after 13 matchdays is exceptional. You cannot have them with winning only brilliant games.
"We had a couple of really brilliant games - and we won them, thank God - but we cannot only win them, so that's how it is.
"We are not out there to send messages, we actually just want to get results. "I said during the week that I really don't take it for granted, how can you?
"With all the things which were not so good, we were the dominant side, we were much more the active team, Crystal Palace defend most of the time deep.
"We don't stop with these things even on the day when it's not perfect."
Legit.ng earlier reported that Jose Mourinho has moved to the second position behind Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on the list of top 10 highest paid managers in the world.
Super Eagles star beats Chelsea's N'Golo Kante to another EPL landmark
The former Chelsea and Manchester United gaffer was named Tottehham manager this week after the club sacked Mauricio Pochettino who was in charge for five years.
Before he got the job at Tottenham, Jose Mourinho was without a club for almost a year after being sacked at Manchester United in December 2018.
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Hey there Key!, writes the insufferably jaunty Dr Ruth Pastry, The crunch of credit seems to be turning into complete economic meltdown. If you don't believe me, read the papers. Anyway, from my bolt-hole here in the paradise that is an out-of-season English seaside resort, I have a solution to the whole bloody mess. We know, from listening to the news on the wireless, that economists witter on about a “basket of currencies”. No wonder we face fiscal Armageddon if all the money is put in baskets! If everyone did as I do, and kept their cash in a pippy bag, I think we would see a dramatic about-turn in the global economy. Now I am going to take my dog Skippy for a seashore walk. Bye bye.


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Gecode::Search::Sequential::Probe Class Reference
Probe engine for LDS
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#include <lds.hh>
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Probe engine for LDS
Definition at line 48 of file lds.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Search::Sequential::Probe::Probe |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline] |
Initialize.
Definition at line 170 of file lds.hh.
| Gecode::Search::Sequential::Probe::~Probe |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline] |
Destructor.
Definition at line 198 of file lds.hh.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Search::Sequential::Probe::init |
( |
Space * |
s |
) |
[inline] |
Initialize with space s.
Definition at line 174 of file lds.hh.
| void Gecode::Search::Sequential::Probe::reset |
( |
Space * |
s, |
|
|
unsigned int |
d | |
|
) |
| | [inline] |
Reset with space s and discrepancy d.
Definition at line 179 of file lds.hh.
| Statistics Gecode::Search::Sequential::Probe::statistics |
( |
void |
|
) |
const [inline] |
Return statistics.
Definition at line 188 of file lds.hh.
| Space * Gecode::Search::Sequential::Probe::next |
( |
const Options & |
o |
) |
[inline] |
Search for next solution
Definition at line 205 of file lds.hh.
| bool Gecode::Search::Sequential::Probe::done |
( |
void |
|
) |
const [inline] |
Test whether probing is done.
Definition at line 193 of file lds.hh.
Member Data Documentation
Stack storing current path in search tree
Definition at line 74 of file lds.hh.
Current space.
Definition at line 76 of file lds.hh.
Current discrepancy.
Definition at line 78 of file lds.hh.
Whether entire search space has been exhausted.
Definition at line 80 of file lds.hh.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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The paper provides a multi-agent learning environment and proposes a learning approach that facilitates the emergence of a basic compositional language.
The language is quite rudimentary and is essentially a sequence of abstract discrete symbols. But it does comprise of a defined vocabulary and syntax.
Cooperative, partially observable Markov game (multi-agent extension of MDP).
All agents have identical action and observation spaces, use the same policy and receive a shared reward.
Physically simulated 2-D environment in continuous space and discrete time with N agents and M landmarks.
The agents and the landmarks would occupy some location and would have some attributes (colour, shape).
Within the environment, the agents can go to a location, look at a location or do nothing. Additionally, they can utter communication symbols c (from a shared vocabulary C). Agents themselves learn to assign a meaning to the symbols.
Each agent has an internal goal (which could require interaction with other agents to complete) which the other agents cannot see.
Goal for agent i consists of an action to perform, a landmark location where to perform the action and another agent who should be performing the action.
Since the agent is continuously emitting symbols, a memory module is provided and simple additive memory updates are done.
For interaction, the agents could use verbal utterances, non-verbal signals (gaze) or non-communicative strategies (pushing other agents).
A model of all agent and environment state dynamics is created over time and the return gradient is computed.
Gumbel-Softmax distribution is used to obtain categorical word emission c.
A multi-layer perceptron is used to model the policy which returns action, communication symbol and the memory update for each agent.
Since the number of agents (and hence the number of communication streams etc) can vary across instantiations, an identical model is instantiated per agent and per communication stream.
The output of individual processing modules are pooled into feature vectors corresponding to communication and physical observations. These pooled features and the goal vectors are fed to the final processing module from which actions and categorical symbols are sampled.
In practice, using an additional task (each agent predicts the goal for another agent) encouraged more meaningful communication utterances.
Authors recommend using a large vocabulary with a soft penalty that discourages use of too many words. This leads to use of a large vocabulary in the intermediate state which converges to a small vocabulary.
Along the lines of rich gets richer dynamics, the communication symbol c’s are modelled as being generated by a Dirichlet process. The resulting reward across all agents is the log-likelihood of all communication utterances to have been generated by a Dirichlet process.
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When trained with just 2 agents, symbols are assigned for each landmark and action.
As the number of agents is increased, additional symbols are used to refer to agents.
If the agents of the same colour are asked to perform conflicting tasks, they perform the average of conflicting tasks. If distractor locations are added, the agents learn to ignore them.
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8.21. HyperLogLog Functions
Presto implements the approx_distinct()
function using the
HyperLogLog data structure.
Data Structures
Presto implements HyperLogLog data sketches as a set of 32-bit buckets which store a maximum hash. They can be stored sparsely (as a map from bucket ID to bucket), or densely (as a contiguous memory block). The HyperLogLog data structure starts as the sparse representation, switching to dense when it is more efficient. The P4HyperLogLog structure is initialized densely and remains dense for its lifetime.
HyperLogLog implicitly casts to P4HyperLogLog,
while one can explicitly cast HyperLogLog
to P4HyperLogLog
:
cast(hll AS P4HyperLogLog)
Serialization
Data sketches can be serialized to and deserialized from varbinary
. This
allows them to be stored for later use. Combined with the ability to merge
multiple sketches, this allows one to calculate approx_distinct()
of the
elements of a partition of a query, then for the entirety of a query with very
little cost.
For example, calculating the HyperLogLog
for daily unique users will allow
weekly or monthly unique users to be calculated incrementally by combining the
dailies. This is similar to computing weekly revenue by summing daily revenue.
Uses of approx_distinct()
with GROUPING SETS
can be converted to use
HyperLogLog
. Examples:
CREATE TABLE visit_summaries (
visit_date date,
hll varbinary
);
INSERT INTO visit_summaries
SELECT visit_date, cast(approx_set(user_id) AS varbinary)
FROM user_visits
GROUP BY visit_date;
SELECT cardinality(merge(cast(hll AS HyperLogLog))) AS weekly_unique_users
FROM visit_summaries
WHERE visit_date >= current_date - interval '7' day;
Functions
-
approx_set
(x) → HyperLogLog Returns the
HyperLogLog
sketch of the input data set ofx
. The value of the maximum standard error is defaulted to0.01625
. This data sketch underliesapprox_distinct()
and can be stored and used later by callingcardinality()
.
-
approx_set
(x, e) → HyperLogLog Returns the
HyperLogLog
sketch of the input data set ofx
, with a maximum standard error ofe
. The current implementation of this function requires thate
be in the range of[0.0040625, 0.26000]
. This data sketch underliesapprox_distinct()
and can be stored and used later by callingcardinality()
.
-
cardinality
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approx_distinct()
on the data summarized by thehll
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empty_approx_set
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HyperLogLog
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.
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HyperLogLog
with a maximum standard error ofe
. The current implementation of this function requires thate
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.
-
merge
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HyperLogLog
of the aggregate union of the individualhll
HyperLogLog structures.
-
merge_hll
(array(HyperLogLog)) → HyperLogLog Returns the
HyperLogLog
of the union of an arrayhll
HyperLogLog structures.


This is the geocoder control. It works like any other Leaflet control, and is added to the map.
var map = L.map('map').setView([0, 0], 2);
L.tileLayer('http://{s}.tile.osm.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png', {
attribution: '© OpenStreetMap contributors'
}).addTo(map);
L.Control.geocoder().addTo(map);
| Factory | Description |
|---|---|
L.Control.geocoder( |
Instantiates a new geocoder control, by default using Nominatim for search, unless anothergeocoder is specified in the options. |
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
showResultIcon |
Boolean
| false |
Enable icons describing result type, if available |
collapsed |
Boolean
| true |
Search field is collapsed (minimized) by default |
expand |
String
| "click" |
Method used for expanding the control; should be "click" or "hover" |
position |
String
| "topright" |
Sets the control's position, see Leaflet's Control docs |
placeholder |
String
| "Search..." |
Search field's placeholder text |
errorMessage |
String
| "Nothing found." |
Message shown when an error occurs, or no results are found |
geocoder |
IGeocoder
| L.Routing.Geocoder.nominatim() |
Geocoder backend to use when searching |
| Method | Returns | Description |
|---|---|---|
markGeocode( |
|
Called when a geocoding result is selected by the user. Default implementation opens a marker on the result's location and opens a popup with the result's name. |
An interface implemented to respond to geocoding queries.
| Method | Returns | Description |
|---|---|---|
geocode( |
|
Performs a geocoding query (search). When the search completes, the callback is calledwith an array of IGeocodeResult s as argument |
reverse( |
|
Tries to find locations close to the coordinate latLng . When the search completes,the callback is called
with an array of IGeocodeResult s as argument. |
suggest( |
|
Tries to find suggestions given a (possibly incomplete) search query. When the search completes, the callback is called
with an array of IGeocodeResult s as argument. This method is optional to implement. |
An object that represents a result from a geocoding query.
Note that there is not concrete implementation of IGeocodeResult
, it
is the contract (interface) geocoders are expected to use when returning
results.
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name
| ||
bounds
| ||
center
| ||
icon?
| ||
html?
|
Geocoder using OpenStreetMap's Nominatim service.
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
serviceUrl |
String
| '//nominatim.openstreetmap.org/' |
URL used to locate the Nominatim service |
geocodingQueryParams |
Object
| {} |
Parameters added to each geocoding request |
reverseQueryParams |
Object
| {} |
Parameters added to each reverse geocoding request |
htmlTemplate |
Function
|
|
Function used to generate the HTML representation of a geocoding response; the function will be passed a parsed Nominatim geocoding response and should return a String |


InStr - Returns the position of the first occurrence of one string within another. The search begins at the first character of the string
InStrRev - Returns the position of the first occurrence of one string within another. The search begins at the last character of the string
LCase - Converts a specified string to lowercase
Left - Returns a specified number of characters from the left side of a string
Len - Returns the number of characters in a string
LTrim - Removes spaces on the left side of a string
RTrim - Removes spaces on the right side of a string
Trim - Removes spaces on both the left and the right side of a string
Mid - Returns a specified number of characters from a string
Replace - Replaces a specified part of a string with another string a specified number of times
Right - Returns a specified number of characters from the right side of a string
Space - Returns a string that consists of a specified number of spaces
StrComp - Compares two strings and returns a value that represents the result of the comparison
String - Returns a string that contains a repeating character of a specified length
StrReverse - Reverses a string
UCase - Converts a specified string to uppercase


This is a simple webpack (4.8) boilerplate. It's intention is to reduce time with new project basic webpack/stuff-compilation setup.


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02. Flows on the line¶
ToC¶
- 02.00. Introduction
- 02.01. A Geometric way of Thinking
- 02.02. Fixed Points and Stability
- 02.03. Population Growth
- 02.04. Linear Stability Analysis
- 02.05. Existence and Uniquness
- 02.06. Impossibility of Oscillations
- 02.07. Potentials
- 02.08. Solving Equations on the Computer
02.00. Introduction¶
general system
simple case
one-dimensinal / first-order system
02.01. A Geometric way of Thinking¶
implies:
fixed point:
- stable
- unstable
02.02. Fixed Points and Stability¶
- phase point: imaginary point
- phase portrait: qualitatively different trajectories
Example 2.2.1¶
Example 2.2.2¶
resistor , capacitor , voltage
let denote the charge on the capacitor at time
Solution
hence
or
Example 2.2.3¶
02.03. Population Growth¶
growth rate
Carrying capacity:
Logistic eq
02.03.01. Critique of the Logistic Model¶
originally, univeral law of growth ([Pearl, 1927][1927_Pearl])
- bacteria, yeast: sigmoid growth curve
- fruit flies, flour beetles: perssistent fluctuation ⇐ age structure, time-delayed effect ([Krebs, 1972][1972_Krebs])
[Pielou 1969], [May 1981], [Edelstein=Keshet 1988], [Murray 2002], [Murray 2003]
02.04. Linear Stability Analysis¶
Let
- : fixed point
is constant
Taylor's expansion:
- : quadratically small term in
linearization about
Example 2.4.1¶
using linear stability analysis:
Solution:
Example 2.4.2¶
using linear stability analysis
Solution:
fixed points ,
,
characteristic time scale is
Example 2.4.3¶
02.05. Existence and Uniquness¶
Example 2.5.1¶
Solution:
Example 2.5.2¶
solutions exist for all time?
Solution:
consider the case where
solved analytically
yeilds
implies
solution exists for , because as
02.06. Impossibility of Oscillations¶
02.06.01. Mechanical Analog: Overdamped Systems¶
can't oscillate limiting case of Newton's law
intertia term is negligible
behave like
02.07. Potentials¶
another way to visualize 1st-order system
potentials is defined by
Example 2.7.1¶
Graph the potential fot the system:
Solution:
general solution:
Example 2.7.2¶
Graph the potential for the system:
identify all equibrium points
Solution:
yeilds
double-well potential
bistable
02.08. Solving Equations on the Computer¶
- graphical
- analytical
- numerical method
numerical intergration
02.08.01. Euler's Method¶
fourth-order Runge-Kutta method
Example 2.8.1¶
Solve the system numerically
Solution:


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#include <stdint.h>
#include <perf/perf_counter.h>
#include <systemlib/conversions.h>
#include <nuttx/wqueue.h>
#include <board_config.h>
#include <drivers/drv_hrt.h>
#include <drivers/device/ringbuffer.h>
#include <drivers/device/integrator.h>
#include <drivers/drv_accel.h>
#include <drivers/drv_gyro.h>
#include <drivers/drv_mag.h>
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#include <lib/conversion/rotation.h>
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Classes | |
| struct | MPUReport |
| Report conversation within the MPU6000, including command byte and interrupt status. More... | |
| class | MPU9250 |
Typedefs | |
| typedef device::Device *(* | MPU9250_constructor) (int, uint32_t, bool) |
Functions | |
| device::Device * | MPU9250_SPI_interface (int bus, uint32_t cs, bool external_bus) |
| device::Device * | MPU9250_I2C_interface (int bus, uint32_t address, bool external_bus) |
| int | MPU9250_probe (device::Device *dev, int device_type) |
| #define BIT_I2C_MST_EN 0x20 |
Definition at line 157 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::ak8963_setup(), and MPU9250_mag::ak8963_setup_master_i2c().
| #define BIT_I2C_MST_P_NSR 0x10 |
Definition at line 171 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::ak8963_setup_master_i2c().
| #define BIT_I2C_MST_RST 0x02 |
Definition at line 160 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::ak8963_setup().
| #define BIT_I2C_MST_WAIT_FOR_ES 0x40 |
Definition at line 169 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::ak8963_setup_master_i2c().
| #define BIT_I2C_READ_FLAG 0x80 |
Definition at line 153 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::set_passthrough().
| #define BIT_I2C_SLV0_EN 0x80 |
Definition at line 163 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::set_passthrough().
| #define BIT_INT_BYPASS_EN 0x02 |
Definition at line 151 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::reset_mpu().
| #define BITS_ACCEL_CONFIG2_41HZ 0x03 |
Definition at line 147 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::reset_mpu().
| #define BITS_DLPF_CFG_10HZ 0x05 |
Definition at line 142 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_dlpf_filter().
| #define BITS_DLPF_CFG_184HZ 0x01 |
Definition at line 138 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_dlpf_filter().
| #define BITS_DLPF_CFG_20HZ 0x04 |
Definition at line 141 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_dlpf_filter().
| #define BITS_DLPF_CFG_250HZ 0x00 |
Definition at line 137 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_dlpf_filter().
| #define BITS_DLPF_CFG_3600HZ 0x07 |
Definition at line 144 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_dlpf_filter().
| #define BITS_DLPF_CFG_41HZ 0x03 |
Definition at line 140 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_dlpf_filter().
| #define BITS_DLPF_CFG_5HZ 0x06 |
Definition at line 143 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_dlpf_filter().
| #define BITS_DLPF_CFG_92HZ 0x02 |
Definition at line 139 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_dlpf_filter().
| #define BITS_I2C_MST_CLOCK_400HZ 0x0D |
Definition at line 173 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::ak8963_setup_master_i2c().
| #define MPU9250_ACCEL_DEFAULT_DRIVER_FILTER_FREQ 30 |
Definition at line 185 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::init(), and MPU9250::MPU9250().
| #define MPU9250_ACCEL_DEFAULT_RATE 1000 |
Definition at line 183 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::init(), MPU9250::ioctl(), and MPU9250::MPU9250().
| #define MPU9250_ACCEL_MAX_OUTPUT_RATE 280 |
Definition at line 184 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::MPU9250().
| #define MPU9250_DEFAULT_ONCHIP_FILTER_FREQ 92 |
Definition at line 191 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::MPU9250(), and MPU9250::reset_mpu().
| #define MPU9250_GYRO_DEFAULT_DRIVER_FILTER_FREQ 30 |
Definition at line 189 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::init(), and MPU9250::MPU9250().
| #define MPU9250_GYRO_DEFAULT_RATE 1000 |
Definition at line 186 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::_set_sample_rate(), MPU9250::init(), and MPU9250::MPU9250().
| #define MPU9250_GYRO_MAX_OUTPUT_RATE MPU9250_ACCEL_MAX_OUTPUT_RATE |
Definition at line 188 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::MPU9250().
| #define MPU9250_HIGH_BUS_SPEED 0x8000 |
Definition at line 226 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::check_registers(), MPU9250::measure(), and MPU9250::print_info().
| #define MPU9250_HIGH_SPEED_OP | ( | r | ) | MPU9250_SET_SPEED((r), MPU9250_HIGH_BUS_SPEED) |
| #define MPU9250_IS_HIGH_SPEED | ( | r | ) | ((r) & MPU9250_HIGH_BUS_SPEED) |
Definition at line 227 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_SPI::set_bus_frequency().
| #define MPU9250_LOW_BUS_SPEED 0 |
Definition at line 225 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::is_i2c(), and MPU9250::test_error().
| #define MPU9250_LOW_SPEED_OP | ( | r | ) | MPU9250_REG((r)) |
Definition at line 231 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::read_reg16(), MPU9250_mag::write_reg(), and MPU9250::write_reg().
| #define MPU9250_NUM_CHECKED_REGISTERS 11 |
Definition at line 339 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::check_registers(), MPU9250::print_info(), MPU9250::reset_mpu(), and MPU9250::write_checked_reg().
| #define MPU9250_REG | ( | r | ) | ((r) &~MPU9250_HIGH_BUS_SPEED) |
Definition at line 228 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_SPI::set_bus_frequency().
| #define MPU9250_SET_SPEED | ( | r, | |
| s | |||
| ) | ((r)|(s)) |
Definition at line 229 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::measure(), MPU9250::read_reg(), and MPU9250::test_error().
| #define MPU_CLK_SEL_AUTO 0x01 |
Definition at line 126 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::check_registers(), and MPU9250::reset_mpu().
| #define MPU_WHOAMI_6500 0x70 |
Definition at line 181 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_SPI::probe(), and MPU9250::probe().
| #define MPU_WHOAMI_9250 0x71 |
Definition at line 180 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::init(), MPU9250_SPI::probe(), MPU9250::probe(), and MPU9250::reset().
| #define MPUREG_ACCEL_CONFIG2 0x1D |
Definition at line 68 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250::reset_mpu().
| #define MPUREG_EXT_SENS_DATA_00 0x49 |
Definition at line 108 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::passthrough_read().
| #define MPUREG_I2C_MST_CTRL 0x24 |
Definition at line 72 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::ak8963_setup(), and MPU9250_mag::ak8963_setup_master_i2c().
| #define MPUREG_I2C_SLV0_ADDR 0x25 |
Definition at line 73 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::set_passthrough().
| #define MPUREG_I2C_SLV0_CTRL 0x27 |
Definition at line 75 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::passthrough_read(), MPU9250_mag::passthrough_write(), and MPU9250_mag::set_passthrough().
| #define MPUREG_I2C_SLV0_D0 0x63 |
Definition at line 109 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::set_passthrough().
| #define MPUREG_I2C_SLV0_REG 0x26 |
Definition at line 74 of file mpu9250.h.
Referenced by MPU9250_mag::set_passthrough().
| typedef device::Device*(* MPU9250_constructor) (int, uint32_t, bool) |
| device::Device* MPU9250_I2C_interface | ( | int | bus, |
| uint32_t | address, | ||
| bool | external_bus | ||
| ) |
| int MPU9250_probe | ( | device::Device * | dev, |
| int | device_type | ||
| ) |
| device::Device * MPU9250_SPI_interface | ( | int | bus, |
| uint32_t | cs, | ||
| bool | external_bus | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 104 of file mpu9250_spi.cpp.
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I’d like to add sound, more rects, and more colors to this Processing sketch! But I feel accomplished just getting this far.


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