Logging
Logging is mundane and boring, but many times necessary. Not many people enjoy adding hundreds of line of code just to perform logging. That's why bds
can log everything for you.
Both sys
and task
commands create a shell file, execute it and save STDOUT and STDERR to files.
This gives you an automatic log of everything that was executed, as well as the details of the outputs and exit status from each execution.
For example, let's create a simple program and run it
task echo Hello
When bds
executed a task
statement, it produces the following files (for each task statement):
taskId.sh
: A shell file with the commands to execute (e.g.z.bds.20140328_224825_685/sys.line_4.id_1.sh
). This shell file is executed when the task runs.taskId.stdout
: Redirectedstdout
when executing the script filetaskId.stderr
: Redirectedstderr
when executing the script filetaskId.exitCode
: Exit code from the script
Note: By default all these files are deleted, unless you use the -log
command line option when invoking bds
Now let's run this script, we use -log
command line option to make the output verbose:
$ bds -log z.bds
Hello
This run will create a directory (format: programName.YYYYMMDD_hhmmss.PID
) containing all the files mentioned:
$ ls z.bds.20190125_210218_852
task.z.line_1.id_1.exitCode # Exit code
task.z.line_1.id_1.sh # Shell script from task
task.z.line_1.id_1.stderr # STDOUT from running shell script
task.z.line_1.id_1.stdout # STDERR from running shell script
Shell file
In the previous example the shell script would look like this:
$ cat task.z.line_1.id_1.sh
#!/bin/bash -eu
set -o pipefail
cd '/home/pcingola'
# SYS command. line 1
echo Hello
# Checksum: eda733b2
By default bds
executes all tasks as /bin/bash -eu; set -o pipefail
.
This means that any error in the execution (including undefined shell variables) will make the shell script fail, thus the task will also fail.
The type of shell and parameters used can be changed using the taskShell
parameter from bds
config file ($HOME/.bds/bds.config
).
WARNING: Since bds
creates a shell file and then executes it, in some systems this might lead to a text file busy
error. Particularly this might happens if the file systems is slow (e.g. too much I/O load on some systems).
If this happens, you can tune the waitTextFileBusy
parameter in bds
config file ($HOME/.bds/bds.config
).
STDOUT / STDERR
As we mentioned in the previous section, all tasks save STDOUT
and STDERR
to files, in the previous example the STDOUT
file looks like this:
$ cat task.z.line_1.id_1.stdout
Hello
and the STDERR file is empty
Exit code
bds
saves the exit code of each task in taskId.exitCode
file.
In the previous example, which executed succesfully, the exit file is:
# Note that the '$' prompt is right after the '0' exit code (no newline)
$ cat task.z.line_1.id_1.exitCode
0$
sys
commands
As opposed to task
commands, a sys
does not execute a shell script, but executes the commands as inline.
For instance the next program:
sys echo hi
Will actually create a process /bin/bash -eu -o pipefail -c "echo hi"
Nevertheless bds
will still create a shell file for each sys
command for tracebility and logging pourposes.
This is also quite usefull for debugging.
If you execute the previous program using '-log' command line opton you get:
$ bds -log z.bds
00:00:00.491 Executing command. Arguments: [/bin/bash, -euo, pipefail, -c, echo hi]
hi
And also the shell file is created:
$ ls z.bds.20190125_212208_750/
sys.z.line_1.id_1.sh
The shell file looks like this:
# Execution shell: /bin/bash -euo pipefail -c
echo hi
Disappearing tasks
Sometimes tasks just disappear from clusters. This is far more common than most people think, particularly if there is some issues with the cluster (nodes malfuntioning, nodes being purged, cluster management software issues, etc.)
Sometimes clusters fail in ways that the cluster management system is unable to detect, let alone report the error.
It can happen that tasks disappear without any trace from the cluster (this is not as rare as you may think, particularly when executing thousands of tasks per pipeline).
For this reason, bds
performs active monitoring, to ensure that tasks are still alive.
If any task "mysteriously disappears", bds
reports the problem and considers the task as failed.
bds
will monitor the cluster's queue every one minute to check if all the tasks that were submitted to the cluster are still in the queue.
If a task is not found in the clueter's queue for 3 times in a row, it will be marked as 'dissapeared' (i.e. failed).
bds
logs information about any dissapearing tasks.
Postmortem information
When a task fails in a cluster, bds
will collect post mortem information.
This is detailed information about the task that failed.
This information is usually necesary to debug cluster issues and clusters administrators often require it when solving problems.
Many cluster systems only allow for collecting this information only after some period of time after the task dies, that's why bds
collects this data and saves it immediately after the task fails.
Html report
bds
, when run using the -log
command line option, produces an HTML report every one minute (if there are tasks executing) or at the end of the script (if any task was executed).
The report is roughly divided in these sections: Program, Timeline, Parallel, Tasks
Html report: Program
Program name, command line arguments, system type, execution start time and elapsed time, etc.
Html report: Timeline
Shows the timeline for all tasks (keep in mind that the colors have no meaning).
Html report: Tasks
Several details about each executed task:
- First column: task number (sequential), task name, task ID, PID, etc.
- Second column: exit code, task state, state of dependencies, number of retries, required CPUs and memory.
- Third column: Start / end time, elapsed time and timouts.
- Fourth column: Dependencies input files, output files and task IDs of dependecies.
- Fifth column: Program shell file, STDOUT (tail 10 lines), STDERR (tail 10 lines), output file checking, post-mortem information.
Note: The second column is colored in red when the task had execution 'ERROR' state.
Html report: Parallel
Detail about execution threads. Only usefull if your program has par
statements, in this example there are no par
statements, so the section only contains one item (main thread) whihc executed all the tasks.


For backward compatibility dplyr provides three srcs for popular open source databases:
src_mysql()
connects to a MySQL or MariaDB database using RMySQL::MySQL()
.
src_postgres()
connects to PostgreSQL using RPostgreSQL::PostgreSQL()
src_sqlite()
to connect to a SQLite database using RSQLite::SQLite()
.
However, modern best practice is to use tbl()
directly on an DBIConnection
.
src_mysql(dbname, host = NULL, port = 0L, username = "root", password = "", ...) src_postgres(dbname = NULL, host = NULL, port = NULL, user = NULL, password = NULL, ...) src_sqlite(path, create = FALSE)
| dbname | Database name |
|---|---|
| host, port | Host name and port number of database |
| ... | for the src, other arguments passed on to the underlying
database connector, |
| user, username, password | User name and password. Generally, you should avoid saving username and password in your
scripts as it is easy to accidentally expose valuable credentials.
Instead, retrieve them from environment variables, or use database
specific credential scores. For example, with MySQL you can set up |
| path | Path to SQLite database. You can use the special path ":memory:" to create a temporary in memory database. |
| create | if |
An S3 object with class src_dbi
, src_sql
, src
.
All data manipulation on SQL tbls are lazy: they will not actually
run the query or retrieve the data unless you ask for it: they all return
a new tbl_dbi
object. Use compute()
to run the query and save the
results in a temporary in the database, or use collect()
to retrieve the
results to R. You can see the query with show_query()
.
For best performance, the database should have an index on the variables
that you are grouping by. Use explain()
to check that the database is using
the indexes that you expect.
There is one exception: do()
is not lazy since it must pull the data
into R.
# Basic connection using DBI ------------------------------------------- if (require(dbplyr, quietly = TRUE)) { con <- DBI::dbConnect(RSQLite::SQLite(), ":memory:") copy_to(con, mtcars) DBI::dbListTables(con) # To retrieve a single table from a source, use `tbl()` con %>% tbl("mtcars") # You can also use pass raw SQL if you want a more sophisticated query con %>% tbl(sql("SELECT * FROM mtcars WHERE cyl == 8")) # To show off the full features of dplyr's database integration, # we'll use the Lahman database. lahman_sqlite() takes care of # creating the database. lahman_p <- lahman_sqlite() batting <- lahman_p %>% tbl("Batting") batting # Basic data manipulation verbs work in the same way as with a tibble batting %>% filter(yearID > 2005, G > 130) batting %>% select(playerID:lgID) batting %>% arrange(playerID, desc(yearID)) batting %>% summarise(G = mean(G), n = n()) # There are a few exceptions. For example, databases give integer results # when dividing one integer by another. Multiply by 1 to fix the problem batting %>% select(playerID:lgID, AB, R, G) %>% mutate( R_per_game1 = R / G, R_per_game2 = R * 1.0 / G ) # All operations are lazy: they don't do anything until you request the # data, either by `print()`ing it (which shows the first ten rows), # or by `collect()`ing the results locally. system.time(recent <- filter(batting, yearID > 2010)) system.time(collect(recent)) # You can see the query that dplyr creates with show_query() batting %>% filter(G > 0) %>% group_by(playerID) %>% summarise(n = n()) %>% show_query() }#>#> #> #> #>


Liverpool manager Klopp slams authorities over fixture congestion
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp believes soccer's governing bodies are ignoring player welfare as the Merseyside club prepare for a congested fixture list in December.
REUTERS: Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp believes soccer's governing bodies are ignoring player welfare as the Merseyside club prepare for a congested fixture list in December.
Having qualified for the League Cup quarter-final in midweek, Liverpool are scheduled to play nine matches across four competitions next month.
"The likes of (Sadio) Mane, (Mohamed) Salah, (Jordan) Henderson - they have two weeks off a year, with a physically demanding job, with pressure as well on every game," Klopp told a news conference on Friday.
"The situation is clear, the solutions are possible but FIFA, UEFA and the leagues have to sit at a table and discuss it and think about the players rather than their wallet."
The Premier League leaders have been drawn to play away at Aston Villa in the League Cup quarter-final in the week of Dec. 16 - the week that Klopp's side travel to Qatar for the FIFA Club World Cup.
Klopp has already said that, if the fixture cannot be rearranged, Liverpool may not be able to play in the League Cup - having progressed thanks to a penalty shootout following a thrilling 5-5 draw against Arsenal. Talks are continuing with the English Football League to identify an alternative date.
"There is no final decision yet," the German told a news conference on Friday.
"If we would play while we're in Qatar, then we would need two different teams - but we cannot leave any players at home for the Carabao Cup (League Cup)."
Klopp said it was "absolutely obvious" that English clubs were being forced to play too many games.
"If I create headlines, then people will say 'Why is he moaning?' That is what I don't like," he added. "It is obvious that it is too much.
"Carabao Cup - a nice competition obviously. What a wonderful game we had on Wednesday night - but then, still, at the end of January, there are two semi-finals (legs).
"England is the only country where nobody really wants to touch (fixture congestion) - or maybe they want to, but don't discuss it."
Liverpool, currently six points clear at the top of the Premier League, visit Aston Villa in the league on Saturday.
(Reporting by Hardik Vyas in Bengaluru; Editing by Kevin Liffey)


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Riley Scott
2/6/2019
For some people in their 20s, reflecting on their early teenage years means remembering angsty music and bad style.
A mix of black and neon-colored clothes and studded accessories purchased at Hot Topic were physical manifestations of a taste for a range of music artists. Summers meant weekends spent at Vans Warped Tour, and the general assertion of being “different” and “misunderstood” was amplified through emotionally charged lyrics often validated by internet communities.
The classification of “emo” music can be ambiguous.  Nevertheless, the bands are often lumped together, along with the related unconventional style choices, as the components of the culture of “emo.”
Commentary has risen on an apparent resurgence of the musical genre, specifically, with the aging of those who loved it in their younger days. Hours-long Spotify playlists featuring bands far past their commercial primes attract thousands of monthly listeners, and it’s hardly uncommon to hear a Fall Out Boy hit circa 2005 played and enthusiastically sung along to in a college bar.
Whether it be because of trends in the music industry and the rise of internet music consumption or a more emotionally resonating nostalgia factor, it seems young adults still feel quite connected to the music that became the soundtrack of their lives during their most teen angst-filled days, leading to a rejuvenation of a genre of the recent past.
The rise of emo music in the early 2000s and its resurgence in recent years could be attributed to the same thing: the internet.
The advancement of streaming services and the growth of social media has led to new means for sharing music likely contributed significantly to the popularity of emo music during its formative years, Josh Antonuccio, a lecturer in the music production and the recording industry program, said.
“It was extremely popular and catered to the tastes of many people who were growing up in that generation,” he said. “I think at the same time, the growth of streaming services and opportunities to engage with that music online and create online communities around it and build festivals around it was a huge part of facilitating its growth.”
A timeless element of musical genres is the construction of a culture surrounding them by its most passionate fans. Whether it be a kind of subculture like emo music or a more mainstream pop artist, like Ariana Grande, fans incorporate fashion and other elements into their lifestyle that are relevant to their favorite artists.
“It’s like anything. A group of people feel drawn to something, feel connected to it, and then want to build a culture around it,” Antonuccio said. “Any genre or artist has a fan base that feels very passionate about what they’re putting forward, and they want to feel connected to that.”
Although the exponential growth of social media and internet use has changed the dynamic around music subcultures since emo’s peak, it’s also allowed those early-2000s artists to regain popularity a decade after their commercial prime.
“The internet and streaming services allow things to live more infinitely than ever before,” Antonuccio said. “So there is no shelf-life. You can build ongoing value on something regardless of what year it’s released.”
Nostalgia for a time gone by, of course, can also play a role in the re-emergence of a musical genre that has since fallen out of popular appeal. Reunions and remasters can allow artists another swing at the market, but emotional appeal also plays an important part.
“Resurgence really comes out of nostalgia for that era,” Antonuccio said. “With specific genres, I think if you feel attached to it in your youth, as you get older, invariably a generation’s going to want to reach back and rekindle memories and share things.”
Bobby Fleck’s emo phase left its impression on him. It still influences him today.
Compared to some artists associated with emo culture, he was interested in more hardcore groups. Among his favorites were Suicide Silence, Asking Alexandria and Bring Me the Horizon. He watched them perform at Warped Tour and spent his middle school days, enjoying the feeling that his tastes set him and his friends apart from others their age.
“It allowed me to be myself, I guess. Or feel like I was myself,” he said. “Around that time, you’re trying to figure everything out, and you’re very impressionable around there. I had a lot of friends who were into it too, and we went to a lot of concerts and it all just kind of stayed around and influenced me.”
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Fleck still listens to the music he loved in his early teenage years. He’ll spend a few days each month listening solely to the debut album from the band Attack Attack! called Someday Came Suddenly, and shuffling through his music library brings up similar songs he may have temporarily forgotten.
Fleck’s career pursuits were also influenced by his early passion for music. A senior studying music production and the recording industry, he remembers wanting to be in a band when he was young, eventually leading him to study music and to become a DJ.
“It definitely made me want to get more involved in music, because that was the music I wanted to play,” he said. “Just the energy the shows would have and the music at the time. … It definitely aided in it.”
During DJ gigs, Fleck will occasionally play pop-punk hits from the early 2000s. Blink-182 and Fall Out Boy remixes appeal to those whose favorite throwback jams are the songs they loved during their own emo phases.
“It’s nostalgia stuff now,” Fleck said. “We’re at the age where we’re going out, and we’re able to drink and go the bars, and it’s carrying over into our generation. And that’s our nostalgia or our throwbacks now. Every generation kinda has that.”
Fleck said his affinity for emo culture can still be seen in the way he dresses –– often all black. It’s a simple way of expressing it, he said, but the influence is clear. The culture surrounding the bands he first started to appreciate in middle school has left its impression on more than his music library.
“That type of music is rebellious-type music. Punk rock and stuff,” he said. “And I just felt like … not like everyone else. … I think that’s why I stuck with it and some of the styles.
The fashion elements of emo culture made the movement known on a surface level even to those who may not have been familiar with the music associated with it. Dark or bizarre clothing and accessories demarcated people as members of the broadly defined fandom, even if they weren’t wearing an artist’s merchandise.
Maggie Boyle, fashion director for Thread magazine, remembers going through her own emo phase at about age 13. She was one of the few people she knew who wore Doc Martens, and her favorite styles included checkered printed scarves, leggings under denim jeans and zip-up hoodies. She also dyed her hair pink.

Despite its less-appealing elements, emo-associated fashion may have had an influence beyond those who explicitly identified with the subculture. Boyle said the elements of the looks associated with emo culture could be seen in other popular trends of early 2000s, too.
“It was all kind of tied together,” she said. “I think the emo trend was kind of one of the biggest things in fashion back in the 2000s, so there were ways you could incorporate it without being, like, full-on emo.”
Just like the music of the emo era left its impression on those who embraced it, the fashion associated with it did, too. Music and style often go hand in hand, particularly with tastes that may be considered unconventional, Boyle said.
“Your style is a part of your personality, and your music taste is as well,” Boyle said. “I definitely think that the kind of music you listen to when you’re alone … is distinctive of your personality. I think it shows kind of what you’re into as a whole. So I definitely think the two go hand-in-hand.”
Scott Kutil had a bit of a late emo phase. He listened to pop-punk when he was a teenager and had the appropriate shaggy haircut. But it wasn’t until his freshman year of college that a friend sparked a bigger interest in the genre and related artists.
Now Kutil, a senior studying music production and the recording industry, sees the resurgence of emo’s popularity as the result of a few phenomenons, one of them being the evolution of genres. The influence of punk music has not only renewed interest in hits of the past but has also brought new genre-bending sounds to fruition.
Kutil theorizes about the transformation of music historically, from ‘50s rock-n-roll, to the psychedelic sounds of the ‘70s to ‘90s hip hop to early 2000s pop-punk and beyond. To him, heavy metal’s decline and resurgence in the early 2000s makes sense in the context of pop-punk. Similarly, the influence of pop-punk on modern hip hop artists like Lil Uzi Vert and XXXTentacion is evident and could also speak to the genre’s resurgence in popularity.
“It’s super cool. And I think the culture around is going to be less, like, goths with weird hair,” Kutil said. “Once Post Malone does a collaboration with, like, Crown The Empire, then it’s going to be cool.”
The other factor in emo’s rejuvenation is, once again, nostalgia. Kutil also has DJ-ing experience. He’s played at Athens fests and regularly incorporated popular emo hits into his setlists, and he’s seen the reactions the decade-old songs can still elicit from partygoers.
“People go off, lose their s--t, if you play any old Fall Out Boy or Panic! At the Disco,” he said. “They can sing the whole thing. They know it.”
Kutil thinks the music reminds people of a simpler time. Although their emo phase may not have been the best years of someone’s life, it was a time when what mattered was spending time with friends and listening to music with an identity attached to it. Those formative years when memories and moments start leaving their mental marks a little more strongly stick with people, and the music they listened to does, too.
“That was the soundtrack of our lives back then,” Kutil said. “So whenever someone hears it, it kinds of brings you back.”
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Customize Android and iOS Messenger
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes- 1: Introduction
- 2: Android App
- 3: iOS App
- 4: Customizing
- 5: Hosting APIs
- 6: On-Premise Deployment
- 7: Conclusion
In this part, we will customize the Android and iOS messenger apps we just built.
Let’s get started.
What can be customized?
Everything! that’s true! You can customize each and everything in these apps to suit your requirements and branding. Not only you can customize the look and feel of the app but even how each and every message is rendered (covered in our upcoming chatbot tutorial).
However, we will not cover all the customizations in this tutorial. Instead, we will focus on a few very important ones as follow.
- User Verification
- Geolocation support by configuring Google Maps and Google Places API key
- Files/Media handler to store files on your own server(s)/cloud
- Welcome screen and other miscellaneous customizations
Customizations
User Verification
For these demo apps, we have chosen to use a phone number for login. We verify the user by sending an OTP to the user phone number, which the user can enter to confirm the phone number.
It is not necessary to use the phone number; you can use anything you prefer, for example, email address, user account id, your organization id, etc. You can customize the entire login as you prefer.
You can use any SMS gateway to send OTP and verify a user phone number. We have used free service provided by Facebook in this example.
Facebook has recently discontinued AccountKit, and hence this section is not recommended for new code. You need to use other means of verification, like SMS or email verification. Note that, mesibo has no dependency on AccountKit, and it is used only for the demo app.
The first screen you see in the Mesibo Messenger right after the welcome screen is the login screen. This is the screen which allows the user to enter their phone number and then verifies it by sending an OTP over an SMS or a call.
The phone verification is usually an expensive process, as it requires sending SMS or making calls to verify phone number, often international numbers. However, thanks to the Facebook Account Kit, this entire process is automated and made available free (well, almost). Account Kit lets your quickly register for and log in to your app by using just their phone number or email address — no password needed. It’s reliable, easy to use and gives you a choice about how you sign up for apps - by using the phone, email or optionally, your Facebook account.
Facebook has recently discontinued Account Kit. The existing accounts will work till March 9, 2019. However, for the new installations, you need to have your own verification method.
To use Account Kit, you need to create an App and generate an Account Kit client token. The entire process takes less than 5 minutes.
- Go to Facebook App Page
- If you have an existing app, click on it. Otherwise, click on
Add A New App
to create a new app and go to its settings. - On the left side navigation, you will see
PRODUCTS
. If you don’t seeAccount Kit
there, click on+
icon and add ‘Account Kit’. - Now you shall see
Account Kit
underPRODUCTS
. Click onSettings
underAccount Kit
menu. - Make a note of
APP ID
andAccount Kit Client Token
Although Mesibo Messenger shipped with its own Account Kit token, we usually keep changing this token and hence you MUST get your own token as described above.
Once you get your own APP ID and Client token, edit following files in Mesibo Messenger source and change the value
- For Android, edit
app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml
file and enter your APP ID and Client token inFACEBOOK_APP_ID
andACCOUNT_KIT_CLIENT_TOKEN
fields respectively. - For iOS, click on
Info.plist
and enter your APP ID and Client token inFacebookAppID
andAccountKitClientToken
fields respectively. You also need to editCFBundleURLSchemes
field to reflect your Facebook APP ID after prefixing with ‘fb’.
Geolocation - Google Maps and Google Places
Mesibo Messenger allows you to select and send the location to your friends and family. Mesibo Messenger uses Google Maps and Google Places SDK for this functionality. Hence, you must add Google Maps and Google Places API Key into the project for it to work.
For instructions to get API key and configure it, visit
- For Android, https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/android-sdk/signup
- For iOS, https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios-sdk/get-api-key
Media/File Storage
Just like text messages, mesibo allows you to send and receive any arbitrary file (image, video, doc, etc) in real-time. Sending and receiving file is no different from sending and receiving text messages. All an application has to do is to first upload the file to a server and then send the URL and thumbnail [optional] using mesibo in real-time. The receiver then downloads it using that URL. This out-of-band mechanism ensures that no real-time messages are blocked waiting for a large file to be uploaded or downloaded.
Mesibo Messenger offers you the flexibility to store all files on your own servers including private servers or cloud services like Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Storage, Microsoft Azure, etc. All you have to do is to configure the upload and download URL.
Mesibo Messenger source code has been configured with upload and download URLs that only stores your files for a few hours. Also, the quota is limited for demo purpose. Hence, you must provide your own upload and download URLs.
Conclusion of part four
In this part, we have learn about customizing Mesibo Messenger. So far, you have used the backend which we already hosted for you so that you can quickly play with the apps. In the next part, we will learn about hosting the backend on your infastructure.
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"Larry John McNally's songs have the plainspoken eloquence of a Raymond Carver story with fluid
guitar work that recalls Hendrix."
Larry John McNally's career began in 1981 with the release of his debut album on Columbia Records. Perhaps best categorized as a "Singer-Songwriter-Guitarist", he calls his blend of literary lyrics and blues/folk/jazz guitar style, "Folk-Hendrix". He continues to record and perform both as a solo artist and with his trio in clubs and concert venues from Tokyo to Kokomo. He is well-known in many circles as a songwriter's songwriter. His lyrical guitar-driven songs have been covered by artists from The Eagles, Don Henley to Bonnie Raitt, Rod Stewart, Joe Cocker, the Staple Singers and Aaron Neville. LJM's own recordings are coveted treasures among his devotees and delightful finds for those who happen upon them for the first time. They are filled with songs of passion, angst, city lights, and more, all with the unique ability to create both an aural as well as visual cinematic-like impression.


A Night at the Roxbury (1998)
Director: John Fortenberry Cast: Chris Kattan, Will Ferrell, Dan Hedaya, Molly Shannon, Richard Grieco, Loni Anderson, Elisa Donovan, Gigi Rice, Meredith Scott Lynn Screenplay: Will Ferrell, Amy Heckerling, Chris Kattan, Steve Koren Producers: Amy Heckerling, Lorne Michaels Runtime: 87 min. US Distribution: Paramount Rated PG-13: sex humor, language
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>When I was sixteen, I was driving a bunch of my friends around town, and it was way past my curfew. We were having a great time until I got pulled over by someone tailing me closely with his brights on. Stupidly, I stopped, and I saw someone get out of the car behind me. Suddenly, there was a large gentleman standing next to my open window. He asked, "You guys like skinheads?" and proceeded to punch me in the face, breaking my nose. He started pulling my friends out of the car, and I thought we were going to die. It is perhaps the most frightening thing I've ever endured.
 I'd rather get punched in the face by skinheads than ever sit through this film again, because, on top of being boring (there is *one* joke in this movie), it's really quite a pitiful experience. "Saturday Night Live" has never been a must-see show for me (I was born long after the original "classic" episodes with the original "funny" cast), but now I submit that an SNL skit is a worse choice for a film than a video game (both groups have their anomalies, which include Wayne's World and Mortal Kombat). A Night at the Roxbury is creatively defunct and lacking in the most crucial arena: comedy.
I did chuckle in the beginning, however, as director John Fortenberry introduces us to Steve and Doug Butabi (Chris Kattan and Will Ferrell). It's funny for a few seconds that they swing their heads in unison to music emanating from nowhere.  It's mildly amusing to see that they still live at home (in the same room), and work retail in their father's silk plant shop. But, you see, an SNL skit is usually about five minutes -- and that's normally four minutes too long. This film is apparently runs 87 minutes, and that means that 86 of those minutes are spent either 1) looking at the Butabi brothers swing their heads again, 2) listening to Dan Hedaya and Chazz Palminteri deliver awful lines, or 3) watching a pointless and insipid plot grind its gears and expire into a pathetic lump of screenwriting cliches.
 You guessed it -- it's the Roxbury! You see, Richard Grieco gets them in (yes, Richard Grieco is in this movie, drowning in makeup and looking ultrasupercool). It turns out that the club's owner (played by an unbilled Palminteri) really likes the brothers, and wants to use their ideas with his next club. In addition, we have a subplot in which the a social climbing bimbo (Molly Shannon) wants to marry Steve, and so the brothers have a fight which leads to Doug moving into the guest house of their father's estate.
Like I said, the film is funny for about one minute. After that, you start to realize the original reason for this concept being a skit: it doesn't have depth, or characters, or anything that would make you want to sit in a theater for 87 minutes. A Night at the Roxbury serves best as a reminder that "Saturday Night Live" and its producer, Lorne Michaels (who is responsible for this film and many others) should stop wasting their money and ours.
I don't know how talented Kattan and Ferrell are, but neither is particularly loathsome here. I didn't hate watching them, but, as I said, it just gets boring. The two men also co-wrote the film, and I don't entirely blame them -- to stretch this concept from five to 87 minutes must have seemed like an impossible task. Apparently, it was. I doubt they had much choice in the matter, and the fact that they at least wrung one minute of laughter out of the refuse pile is . . . well, it's pretty sad.
The rest of the acting is either unfunny or just plain bad. In addition to Grieco (does anyone even remember "21 Jump Street?"), we have a cameo from Loni Anderson, who has no lines. Then there's Hedaya, who always acts the same; here, his sameness is intensely annoying. Palminteri is one of those actors I just don't like, so his "Did you grab my ass?" running joke is about as funny as the book of Revelation. Molly Shannon seems to have some spunk, but she mostly just comes across as a nuisance. Mixed in with all these performances is this God-awful story, which even takes itself seriously in one scene towards the end (when the Butabis make up).
There were a few other people at my screening of A Night at the Roxbury, and most of them laughed about as frequently as I did (however, the Token Laugher sat right behind me, which was kind of irritating). There are really funny movies out there -- funny movies with depth and insight. There are also funny films that don't aspire to anything, but keep the jokes coming so constantly that you don't really care. A Night at the Roxbury attempts no depth, and just isn't funny beyond its premise. If anyone ever tells me that they're planning on seeing this film, I'll suggest that they save themselves the trouble by finding some skinheads instead. And I won't be kidding.
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First off I am an avid drug researcher/medical journal reader when free time, at home and work, allows for it. So, I know quite a bit about pharms and ethnobotanicals alike. Second, I smoke marijuana a least 5 times per week, and have experimented with mushrooms, ecstacy, a few different painkillers, kanna, wild dagga, ritalin and adderall. Out of all of these Adderall has continued to interest me, although I do not allow it to become a habit or have the constant resource to do so.
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. I faked my height to weight ratio and easily recieved the $80 bottle of 30 pills in a few days, I see many problems with this trasaction but thats another story.
I took (chewed) my first pill the next day before work, trying not to expect anything. In fact the drug isn't half bad. About 10 minutes into the drive I found myself singing along to the music in my car, my heart rate was midly increased and I had mild to medium rushes of euphoria. This euphoria is what I was hoping for, since Adderall is so effective at providing it. Once at work I was moderately concentrated, though a bit more jittery than would be the case on an ADD drug.
The surprising and not so cool part was the short duration I felt energized for. I took the pill at 7:30 am and by 10:45 I was hungry, my stomach was actually grumbling, which does not say much for the dieting effectiveness of the pill. On Adderall I do not have an appetite for hours and hours. Therefore, I chewed another half of the pill and felt the effect return almost immediately. Well, the jittery felling returned, my appetite decreased, there was no way I could have fallen asleep, but the euphoria from before was significantly reduced. Also, I felt very mild chest pain, nothing serious, but mixed with a coffee or two some heart palpitations were felt. Overall, I wasn't too happy with the price I paid, but they are much more effective than coffee and mild euphoria is always fun.
Note on chewing: the pills have a burning/cooling/numbing sensation and very bitter taste, and it is felt on my tounge and down my throat when I swallow. I have also found the euphoria is not significantly decreased if I just swallow it whole..but the palpitations are decreased. I supposed it could be snorted as well, but it is a time release pill and removing the onders would not be easy. I have also taken two with in a short period of each other while drinking yerba mate and euphoria is quite nice, good rushes and body sensations.
I would say the price just barely reflects the fun involved.
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Bala Box Office: Moves An Inch Closer To Ranveer Singh’s Gully Boy In The List Of Profitable Films Of 2019
Ayushmann made his Bollywood debut with "Vicky Donor" in 2012 and since then he has been featured in several films. After the success of "Bala", he maintains an enviable track record of 9 successes out of 13 releases.
by Koimoi.com TeamBala Box Office: Ayushmann Khurrana’s fun-filled Bala is enjoying a dream run at the box office. And in a course, it is amongst the most profitable films of 2019. In the list, the movie is an inch closer to Ranveer Singh’s Gully Boy.
Gully Boy is at the 8th position in Koimoi’s Most Profitable Films Of 2019. Made on a meagre budget of 35 crores, Bala has made collections of 97 crores. It has yielded a profit of 62 crores which sums up to ROI (Return On Investment) of 177.14%. The movie is currently at 9th place and all set to beat Gully Boy (178.76%) by tomorrow.
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| Rank | Cost* | Lifetime | ROI | ROI % |
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| 1. Uri - The Surgical Strike | 25.00 | 244.06 | 219.06 | 876.24% |
| 2. Dream Girl | 30.00 | 139.70 | 109.70 | 365.66% |
| 3. Kabir Singh | 60.00 | 278.24 | 218.24 | 363.73% |
| 4. Mission Mangal | 45.00 | 200.16 | 155.16 | 344.80% |
| 5. The Tashkent Files | 04.00 | 16.75 | 12.75 | 318.75% |
| 6. Badla | 22.00 | 88.02 | 66.02 | 300.09% |
| 7. Luka Chuppi | 25.00 | 94.15 | 69.15 | 276.60% |
| 8. Gully Boy | 50.00 | 139.38 | 89.38 | 178.76% |
| 9. Bala | 35.00 | 97.00 | 62.00 | 177.14%* |
| 10. Article 15 | 25.00 | 63.05 | 38.05 | 152.20% |
| 11. Chhichhore | 62.00 | 150.36 | 88.36 | 142.51% |
| 12. Saaho | 70.00 | 149.00 | 79.00 | 112.85% |
| 13. Housefull 4 | 100.00 | 206.00 | 106.00 | 106.00%* |
| 14. Kesari | 75.00 | 153.00 | 78.00 | 104.00% |
| 15. Batla House | 48.00 | 97.00 | 49.00 | 102.08% |
Meanwhile, with Bala Ayushmann Khurrana has registered his seventh consecutive success and he is not stopping here at all. He wants to continue doing the “best films”.
“I have a lot of hunger to do the best films. It is something that drives me, motivates me to seek out good, new, disruptive cinema and better myself as an actor.
“They say you learn a lot through your successes and this current phase has told me that I should always push the content envelope and pick and back edgy stories because somehow my brand of cinema has become synonymous with something that’s a little left of centre,” Ayushmann said to IANS.
Ayushmann made his Bollywood debut with “Vicky Donor” in 2012 and since then he has been featured in several films. After the success of “Bala“, he maintains an enviable track record of 9 successes out of 13 releases.


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# EVETrade.space Release Notes
### V7.1.4
* Tranquility Trading Tower is no more. RIP 2018-2023.
### V7.1.3
* IP Reference noted in exceptions
### V7.1.2
* Centralized routing API
### V7.1.1
* (Bugfix) Fixed an issue where users were stuck on an empty screen after their first load of the day.
### V7.1
* Player Structures added to trading options.
* Added an API Gateway to rate limit malicious requests and bots.
* (Bugfix) Orders Page does not load properly when coming from Station Trading Page.
* Setting historical volume average to 20-days by default due to limitation of EVE ESI.
* No longer cap results to 1,000 records. Instead caps to 5 megabytes or less. This will allow more results, but could take longer for more complex requests. If you are getting a timeout, try narrowing your search parameters.
* Updated timeout from 30 seconds to 120 seconds for larger queries.
* Added trade preferences for station or region hauling trades. Included additional stations and systems (ie: Thera) that were not showing up. Limit results to the top 1,000 most profitable.
* (Bugfix) Route Chunking to avoid ES maxClauseSize of 1024
* Added a jump route cache which improves performance for hauling trade requests by an average of 50%. Average requests were between 10-20 seconds and this has shrunk to 5-10 seconds.
* (Bugfixes) Using static S3 resources rather than a resource API to minimize exceptions (Thanks to @Megakaktus @Heaths and @k3v on Discord for submitting this bug)
* System to System trading has been reintroduced on the station-to-station trading page. Improved UI from the legacy application collapses all stations on the UI to a single row.
* (Bugfix) Station to Station Haul Market Depth improperly linked to incorrect page when multiple TO or FROM stations were selected.
* (Bugfix) In the event of a failed request, 3 retries should take place, and then an error modal should display.
* (Bugfix) Submitting forms would refresh on Firefox due to not preventing the default action (Thanks to k3v on Discord for submitting this bug)
### V7.0
* Major Release of improved backend architecture and overhauled UI
### V6.X
* Enabled queries to the backend via the /api route
* Pulling resource data from the backend via the /api route
* Caching resource data daily to avoid hitting the backend too often
* Updating Sales Tax and Brokers Fee to align with EVE Online Update
* Minor backend update to prepare for V7.0 performance refactoring in the coming months
* Reduced resources needed on initial startup
* Fixed bug where download modal does not pop up for application downloads
* Fixed Bug where searches would not complete
* Temporarily Removed Citadels checkbox as API is unavailable
* Improved and optimized resource fetching for quicker load times
* Added feature to search nearby regions
* Updated autocomplete feature to be more robust
* Browser bookmark links now available for searches
* Update Stations and Regions directly from EVE Online database
* General Bugfixes and Syntax Updates
* Code Homogenization and Santization
* Fixed number of jumps count
* Menu added to choose what to trade added instead of a restart button
* Added net profit and tax calculation field
* Adding additional external applications (Windows, OSX, and Linux)
* Fixed a bug where nothing but SELL ORDERS to BUY ORDERS would return the proper results. [Now that it works, we have to give this warning. Be sure to understand the nature of your query. If you request too much information by widening your filters, this may crash your browser.]
* Refined the build process to be more developer focused
* Created a structure and pipeline for open-source development
* Added the ability to select buy/sell orders at start or end station
Contributors: [@psolyca](https://github.com/psolyca) and [@timegrinder](https://github.com/timegrinder)
### V5.X
* Station Trading now includes 14 and 30 day moving averages for volume.
* Filter now applies to 14-day moving average rather than the last 24 hours to provide better results.
* Region Trading security filter defaults to NULL Sec or better to accomodate queries with null-sec regions selected (otherwise no results are returned).
* Checkbox added to Region Trading to include/exclude citadels in results
* Number of results per page increased from 50 to 100
* Minor styling changes to make results appear better on smaller desktop/laptop screens.
* Citadels now can appear as starting locations
* Security Status color now appear in regional trades (and filtering)
* Number of Jumps and Profit per Jump included for Regional Trades
* Standalone windows application released to BETA.
* Added public citadels to the region-to-region trading query
* Added systems trading capability
* Removed redundant code.
* When refreshing the table, existing results remain until new ones are found.
* Due to demand, trade hubs are temporarily added back in. This will eventually become the last 5-10 most recent trade selections.
* Added table pagination back in for queries that result in over 50 trades so as not to break browsers.
* Loading indicator in top right added to know that results are still being added while you scroll.
* Highly anticipated beta version of the region-to-region feature is now live.
### V4.X
* Continuing progress towards Region-Region trading by allowing multiple starting locations.
* Cutting down on spam items that provide unreasonable results.
* Mobile responsiveness updates for the input dialogue
* Tabbing now works between input dialogues and buttons
* If an endpoint is just typed into the endpoints dialogue it is also considered for the trade (users do not need to click Add Station for just one station).
* Users had trouble learning of the order investigation function, added a magnifying glass to each row to show all orders
* Users complained about the interface to add custom stations so now these sections are all fill-in-the-blank
* Completely removed custom section. Performance should drastically improve now that these sections are not being generated in HTML.
* Complete back and front end refactoring to promote future feature viability and allow for region to region trading in the next update.
* Revised frontend based on user feedback (moving away from white).
* Improved performance and more results provided (ensuring every page of data is returned now).
* Packaged volumes are now taken into consideration.
* Minor performance gains due to refactoring 3-year old code.
* Allow users to refresh the table with the last query they submitted.
* Added user analytics when selecting different options to better track user perferences and prioritize bugs.
* If an endpoint fails that many times that means its probably not up.
* Improved number of results for station trading
* Numbers were flipped for buy and sell orders
* Probably the biggest request of the server has finally been added. You may now station trade and filter by the current daily volume.
* Bug fixes for firefox where backspace would not work
* Bug fixes for safari where you could not use margin
* In light of EVE Crest being shutdown soon. The entire website is now ESI compliant.
* Also reduced amount of network traffic required.
* Fixed a bug where the best price was not actually returned.
* Users were being confused with the sell/buy terminology so it now reads whether you are looking at the buy orders or the sell orders
* Announce when EVE servers are not connecting properly
* Able to export the tables to CSV, Excel, or PDF
* Able to print or copy to clipboard as well
* Due to popular demand and crowdsourced requests we have overhauled the theme and overall look of the website
* We have added filtering to the table to enable users to filter on station, item, or any other text within the table
* Correctly calculates the weight. It used to be per item rather than the total weight. Thanks to Nikolay for this report.
* Cut down load times to seconds instead of minutes (instead of 7 minutes)
* Currently only applies to Route trading (Station trading overhaul to come but its still pretty fast)
* No longer show scams (filters by min volume required = 1)
* Updating rows currently disabled
* Restricted to 25 stations in custom route trading instead of 10.
* Slightly updated UI
### V3.X
* Allow for decimals to be entered
* Fixed bug where backspacing on input dialogues for specific browsers would not work.
* Minimize time spent editing forms
* Downside is that ship weights retrieved by the API are unpackaged weights
* You may now select up to 10 destination stations for trade routes
* Station trading was broken
* Modified requests to abide by rate limit
* Improved return performance.
* Simplified request calls to enable future development of cross region trading
* Progress Bar
* Due to popular demand we have now implemented a 1-to-1 trading drop down for finding the best deals between two stations
* Also added custom select station trading
* These features is in BETA as the EVE CREST API does not currently support getting all these stations so we are working off of a fixed backend, please report any bugs you find
### V2.X
* Ability to filter profits to show only rows where ISK is greater than N on route trades
* Ability to filter ROI to show only rows where ROI % is greater than M on route trades
* Ability to filter Buy Cost to show only rows where Cost is less than O on route trades
* Fixed a bug with station trading where it shows the wrong station information
* Updated UI to appear a little more clean
* Now by shift + clicking a header row you are able to sort on additional properties.
* Added a Release Notes page
* Easier to select intro button
* Added description of each selector
* Removed minified files as they are minified automatically on the server
* Updated wording and about pages to be more concise
* Added designed and developed by fields
* Route changed to https://crest-tq.eveonline.com/market/{ID}/orders/sell/?type=https://crest-tq.eveonline.com**/INVENTORY**/types/{TYPE}/
* Addition of filtering of columns with preset columns to make tables a little more mobile responsive on small width screens.
* Added functionality for margin trading within a station
### V1.X
* Allows user to view all active orders - buy and sell for a specific item on shift + click
* Only ctrl + click selects all now
* Updates algorithm to return better profit results
* Lazy load the item IDs from EVE API and shuffles them
* Added YUI Compressor and Scripts to automatically created and deposit minimized code to proper directories
* Improved Trade info layout to use bootstrap columns
* Removed unused log statements
* Trade info sets to fixed decimals to improve sorting
* Made error messages more hospitable and do not show up multiple times
* Updated endpoint to not receive CORS as frequently
* Minified CSS and Javascript to improve performance
* Addition of multiple orders (up to top 3 for an item)
* Buy/Sell quantity columns added with highlighted recommendation
* Highlighting capabilities improved. Highlight one or multiple.
* Right-click to update the item.
* Updated UI to include start location, and end location(s) to reduce calls to hubs you are not intending to go
* Updated UI to better fit on smaller screens
* Stop button updates and provides feedback
* Moved init.js to the top through an on document ready function
* Added an unreachable notification if EVE servers are down
* Moved to AJAX call structure rather than simple Jquery GET
* Updated number returned to between 1-10
* Moved all minified JS to one file
* Improved breakpoints for text and buttons on smaller screens
* Updated color scheme
* Moved CSS away from JS into CSS
* Updated footer
* Added stop functionality to stop loading if the user does not wish to continue
* If same destination and start point occurs it throws an error
* Unhighlights destination if start location is selected
* Buy Cost was not being calculated properly
* Update no longer returns just the top trade for all 3 slots
* Update graphic now just changes opacity. Less intrusive.
* Update now removes any lingering updates if not updated in 25 seconds.
* Algorithm was not always returning the most profitable runs if runs > 3
* CTRL or SHIFT available to select all of an item type


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Doors FROM this map
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In situations where you want a user friendly url to access Jenkins (Not port 8080), it makes sense to have Jenkins runs behind Squid, so that you can access Jenkins on port 80 or 443. This document discusses some of the approaches for doing this.
 But you can have it on an other server / different port (adjust line starting with cache_peer)
Of course replace YOUR_DOMAIN with your domain.
With ssl
Remove one level of comment
sed s/^#// /etc/squid/squid.conf
/!\ If you use the swarm client plugin , the nodes will complain about :
Caused by: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target at sun.security.validator.PKIXValidator.doBuild(PKIXValidator.java:285) at sun.security.validator.PKIXValidator.engineValidate(PKIXValidator.java:191) at sun.security.validator.Validator.validate(Validator.java:218) at com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.X509TrustManagerImpl.validate(X509TrustManagerImpl.java:126) at com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.X509TrustManagerImpl.checkServerTrusted(X509TrustManagerImpl.java:209) at com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.X509TrustManagerImpl.checkServerTrusted(X509TrustManagerImpl.java:249) at com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.ClientHandshaker.serverCertificate(ClientHandshaker.java:1014) ... 13 more Caused by: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target
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What Being a PM Is Really Like - Software Is Easy, People Are Hard
In recent months I’ve had the question nearly once a week about advice/tips for becoming a Product Manager or more commonly referred to as PM. These are generally coming from people that are either currently engineers, or previously were and are in some engineer/customer role such as a sales engineer or solution architect. There’s a number of high level pieces talking about PM and it often feels glorious, I mean you get to make product decisions right? You get to call some shots. Well that sometimes may be true, but don’t assume it’s all rainbows and sparkles.
Especially as a first time PM what your day to day will look like won’t be debating strategy all day long. Here’s a few of the good and the bad sides of being a PM.
Plenty of grunt work
While you may get to make a decision or two, the bulk of your time will not be thinking about grandiose visions, instead you’ll be doing a lot to gather data. There’s a lot of means for gathering data across lots of sources, the more you use the better you’ll be. Knowing the ones you steer towards, as well as ones you steer away from is useful so you can balance a bias more fairly. For myself SQL is a go-to, then customer interactions both qualitative and quantitative such as surveys, following what media is saying about your space is important as well. And while user studies are often relegated to design and UX, as a PM you need to make sure it at least happens (Invision App is a favorite for lightweight tests).
In a given week I probably spend 10 hrs interacting with customers, looking at data, and sadly that’s probably not enough.
A few practical examples of this
Each morning I send emails to 10-20 users who used the product for the first time, yes this is automated but carving out 30 minutes of my day to actually follow-up with each of them is less automated.
Another example is keeping a health of business dashboard up to date. Personally I use google sheets for this. Within one spreadsheet I have monthly and weekly targets as well as how we’re tracking against them. These are all updated on actual real time data, powered by Heroku’s dataclips with a simple =importCSV(‘http://dataclips.heroku.com/abcdefghij….csv’)
. In total my google spreadsheets has 1 high level overview, with about 20 underlying sheets that do all of the computations. In any given month 1 of my key 4-5 goals may be missed, which then spawns digging in deeper to figure out why and what we can do about it.
Dictating vs. consensus
From a product decision making perspective you can force alignment by explicitly making every decision, or you can allow decisions to be made as a group voting if needed. Expect to use some balance of both of these among the team, and neither is never perfect. When it comes to outside the team you may still use both, but steer more strongly one way or the other. For example with the executive team it may be more consensus, with marketing it may be dictating your product roadmap which they can help support.
Even within the team there will be times a decision must be made and there will be some people that don’t align. It’s key that you make the decision clearly and explicitly. Even though some individuals don’t like it, they won’t fight against it… unless you make a habit of taking the input, then discarding it and going along your ‘intuition’. Even when there’s a strong case based on the data it may not be as clear as you think.
In contrast, decision making by consensus most people will feel happier that they provided input into the product. If you take everyone’s input expect to end up with a product that feels like 10 people designed it, needless to say incoherent.
As a PM expect to do a lot of listening, a good bit of convincing, and some occasional big decision making.
The pain you feel inside the building doesn’t matter
You may think you’re solving a problem that exists for users, when in reality there was no problem at all. This is just a reminder that you need to keep empathy in mind above so much else.
As an example, once a data team put in place a tool, supposedly for me. I looked at the tool and more or less didn’t understand why it was in place. They proceeded to explain that my problem was it took me too long to write SQL, so this tool will help me get the reports I need without SQL. At that point I proceeded to actually list off all the issues I did have, none of which were SQL.
Prescribing a solution without knowing clearly from customers what the problem is will leave you in a bad spot. All this means you have to set aside building the tool you want to use, and make sure you know what the customer wants.
Marketing is your job
Not external marketing, though often that work may still fall to you, but rather internal marketing.
It’s important that you internally market the wins for your team. These wins should very much be for the team, and not for your own benefit. The best PMs seem to disappear into the background, this is because you’re more surfacing all the work your team is doing than any of the details you helped coordinate. This is often counter to our natural instinct to tout our own accomplishments. This is only exaggerated in PM role, one where things can still ship if you’re not there, so there can often be a tendency to try to highlight the roles value. Fight that urge to self market.
Rest assured though–getting the team focused on solving the right problems, and then surfacing their wins will only help you go faster.
On leading
You’ll have to lead at times, follow at others, and all of this will likely be with no reports. Don’t confuse a lack of engineers reporting to you (which they should not, a common team structure can be seen on the right) for not needing to lead the team at times. For those less familiar it’s very rare for a PM to have engineers report to them, though occasionally designers will. It’s typically the cross-reporting structure you’ll find talked about by Andy Grove in High output management. If the team is firing on all cylinders, knows the direction, and executing then step back and let things roll forward. If that’s not the case and leadership around direction or otherwise is needed be prepared to step up.
At the end of the day ensuring the product is advancing is your job, so be prepared to do what you need to whether it’s leading or not to accomplish that.
It’s not all rainbows, but it is fun
The range of things you’ll have to focus on can be diverse and complex. In the end if you get a rush out of shipping and launching products, then all the work that goes into it can make it all worthwhile. It’s as much about figuring out what customers want and then getting your team building the right thing. For a first time PM it can be summed up by the notion that software is easy, people are hard.
Special thanks to Lukas Fittl and Arun Thampi for reviews and feedback on this post.


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General features¶
The goal of this project is to give a little clock. For that, there multiple files I write.
Programs¶
Here is the list of programs that are in this project.
- Clock
The main program of this project
File:clock.py
- Binary clocks
Clocks in binary mode
Files:binary_clock_block.py
andbinary_clock.py
- Digital clock
A digital clock
File:digital_clock.py
- Menu config
A menu to configure options
File:menu_config.py
- Diaporama
Display a diaporama of images
File:diaporama.py
Clock¶
The main program of the project.
That program is a switcher for other programs.
With it, you have access to:
- Binary clocks
- Digital clock
- Menu config
- Temperature of the clock
- The date (with format: dd/mm/yyyy and day_number month_short_name.)
- The time (with format: hh:mm)
Binary clocks¶
Display a binary clock.
Two modes are available.
Block mode¶
Dots are displayed on the matrix using 2 by 2 LED.
This mode uses all the space of the LED matrix.
Hyphen mode¶
Dots are displayed on the matrix using 1 LED for the height and 2 for the width.
This mode only uses a part of the LED matrix.
Digital clock¶
Display a digital clock.
The matrix LED is divided into four parts:
- Top Left (hours tens)
- Top Right (hours units)
- Bottom Left (minutes tens)
- Bottom Right (minutes units)
Hours are on the top and minutes on the bottom of the LED matrix
Menu config¶
Configuration menu.
You can configure:
- The brightness
- The foreground color
- The background color
- The rotation angle
- The text scroll speed
The output is a json formatted string.
Diaporama¶
Display a diaporama of pictures.
Pictures must have a size of 8 by 8 pixels and
be placed in the folder ./clock/pictures/
of the project.


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Lab 2: APM Troubleshooting Lab Object Preparation (TMSH)¶
Note: You only need to perform one of Lab 1, 2, or 3. They accomplish the same thing only in different ways. Lab 2 gets the Lab Preparation using TMSH
The purpose of this lab is to preconfigure some objects that will be used throughout the other labs. These objects are as follows:
- Domain Name Services (DNS) Resolver
- Network Time Protocol (NTP) Server
- Access Policy (APM) AAA Server – Active Directory
- Access Policy (APM) SSO Configuration – NTLMv1
- Access Policy (APM) Access Profile
- Local Traffic (LTM) Pool and Member
- Local Traffic (LTM) Virtual Server
Connect to the Lab via SSH¶
- Establish an RDP connection to your Jump Host and double-click on the BIG-IP Chrome shortcut on the Windows desktop. - User: agility - Password: Agility1
- Ignore the certificate warning.
- Login into the BIG-IP via SSH using putty and the following credentials: - User: root - Password: default
- Log in to tmsh by typing the following command: tmsh
DNS Resolver for System Configuration (TMSH)¶
To add a name server to your /etc/resolv.conf file, use the following command syntax, replacing <IP addresses> with your IP addresses:
modify sys dns name-servers add { <IP addresses> }
To add domains to your search list use the following command replacing <domains> with the domain you wish to add:
modify sys dns search add { <domains> }
Configure as follows:
modify sys dns name-servers add { <IP_ADDRESS> }
modify sys dns search add { agilitylab.com }
save sys config
To verify, use the following command: list sys dns
NTP Server for System Configuration (TMSH)¶
To configure one or more NTP servers for the BIG-IP system, use the following command syntax:
modify sys ntp servers add {hostname hostname….}
Configure as follows:
modify sys ntp servers add { <IP_ADDRESS> }
save sys config
To verify, use the following command:
list sys ntp
Access Policy (APM) AAA Server – Active Directory Object Creation (TMSH)¶
To configure an Active Directory AAA Server object, use the following command syntax:
create apm aaa active-directory <name> domain <domain-name> use-pool <disabled>
Configure as follows:
create apm aaa active-directory LAB_AD_AAA domain agilitylab.com use-pool disabled
save sys config
To verify, use the following command:
list apm aaa
Access Policy (APM) SSO Configuration – NTLMv1 (TMSH)¶
To configure an NTLMv1 SSO profile, use the following command syntax:
create apm sso ntlmv1 <profile_name>
Configure as follows:
create apm sso ntlmv1 Agility_Lab_SSO_NTLM
save sys config
To verify, use the command:
list apm sso
Access Policy (APM) Access Profile Creation (see GUI steps)¶
Note
In order to gain familiarity with the Visual Policy Editor, please follow the GUI method of Access Policy creation: https://ua230-troubleshooting-2018-dev.readthedocs.io/en/latest/class4/module1/module1.html#access-policy-apm-access-profile-creation
Local Traffic (LTM) Pool and Member Creation (TMSH)¶
To configure a LTM Pool and Pool members, use the following command syntax:
create ltm pool <pool-name> members add { <IP-addr>:<service-port> }
Configure as follows:
create ltm pool Agility-Lab-Pool members add { <IP_ADDRESS>:80 }
save sys config
To verify, use the following command:
list ltm pool
Local Traffic (LTM) Virtual Server Creation (TMSH)¶
To configure a virtual server, use the following command syntax:
create ltm virtual Agility-LTM-VIP { destination <IP_ADDRESS>:443 profiles add { clientssl http Agility-Lab-Access-Profile } vlans default source-address-translation { type automap } }
Configure as follows:
create ltm virtual Agility-LTM-VIP { destination <IP_ADDRESS>:443 profiles add { clientssl http Agility-Lab-Access-Profile } vlans default source-address-translation { type automap } }
save sys config
To verify, use the following command:
list ltm virtual


[gecode-users] Actor::dispose
Filip Konvička
filip.konvicka at logis.cz
Wed Sep 19 18:24:00 CEST 2007
Christian Schulte 19.9.2007 15:54:
> Yes, that is correct. The reason why we do not use destructors is because
> destructors do not support arguments: however, as you might have experienced
> yourself already, during destruction the home space is typically needed.
>
> There is one other catch: when a space is destructed (for example after it
> has failed), only dispose member functions for actors are called that have
> registered by calling force (please check the doc). Or check some examples
> (eg. regular/dom.icc). The reason for this: most propagators do not use any
> external resources, they just use space-allocated memory. In that case there
> is no reason to call dispose...
>
> Good luck!
>
Christian, thanks for the ultra-fast response :-) Actually, it was so
fast that I did not notice until after an hour!
What's more, it solved the last one of the leaks, so now my solver runs
fine. What I learned is
- pass IntArgs from Space to Actor::post, not SharedArray<int>
- use boost::noncopyable with branchings&propagators (this was in fact a
boost-related problem, as I was mistakenly using "*this" instead of
"this" with boost::bind, causing unwanted copies of my actors).
- "fd" is not related to "finite domain" as I was probably thinking when
I originally used the default in my branching constructor, but "force
dispose()"
Cheers,
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}
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}


This is the default web page for this server.
The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet. or is inserted something....cos I just learning vim and checking how to open a few files in the same window, just opening the file from command line using -o or -O and file names or even using commands inside vim such :o filename.
To resize windows you can check :help window-moving. It's very information to show here but basically Ctrl-W + < > + - to resize and Ctrl-W + w or W to move between windows.
Also you can open files using -p and move between tabs using commands such as :tabn or :tabprev and even mix commands :n or :prev to move tabs and :args to show loaded files. Take into account that this option is only avaiable from version 7 and above.
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Mandurah players make U16s State Performance Program
by Aaron KirbyBASKETBALL WA’s 2020 U16s State Performance Program players have been announced.
Eleven Mandurah players were selected for the Men and Women’s country program.
Levi Delamere, Joe Macdonald and Matt Thomson will take part in the men’s program while Katie Duncan, Sydney Meares, Kaitlyn Srhoj, Holly Britton, Jorja Haines, Kate Newson, Mackenzie Pitter and Sierraleone Simpson will join the women’s program.
Holly Britton and Joe Macdonald are excited about the opportunity.
They both started playing around seven years old and began moving up through different teams.
Macdonald was introduced to the sport by his dad, who played college basketball in America and fell in love with the game.
Britton is a Point Guard and enjoys playing with her teammates as well as facing new challenges.
“I think (the reason I have stuck with basketball is) it’s always being given new opportunities and new teams,” she said.
She felt nervous about the tryouts despite making the state u15s team the week before.
“I was a bit more nervous because I am at the bottom age, so there are a lot of older girls so a little bit nervous, but once I warmed up it was alright,” she said.
Macdonald went through a similar process last year when he made the u16s squad as a 15-year-old.
“It was a lot about teamwork and listening basically… if you could play defence you would probably make the team,” he said.
After last year he will look to take the next step by improving his ball-handling as well as his strength and speed.
They are both raring to go, and with big aspirations, they are players to look out for in the future.


node-extend
is a port of the classic extend() method from jQuery. It behaves as you expect. It is simple, tried and true.
Notes:
Object.assign
now offers the same functionality natively (but without the "deep copy" option).
See ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) in Node.js.Object.assign
in both Node.js and many
browsers (since NPM modules are for the browser too) may not be fully
spec-compliant.
Check object.assign
module for
a compliant candidate.This package is available on npm as: extend
npm install extend
Syntax: extend ( [deep
], target
, object1
, [objectN
] )
Extend one object with one or more others, returning the modified object.
Example:
var extend = require('extend');
extend(targetObject, object1, object2);
Keep in mind that the target object will be modified, and will be returned from extend().
If a boolean true is specified as the first argument, extend performs a deep copy, recursively copying any objects it finds. Otherwise, the copy will share structure with the original object(s).
Undefined properties are not copied. However, properties inherited from the object's prototype will be copied over.
Warning: passing false
as the first argument is not supported.
deep
Boolean (optional)
If set, the merge becomes recursive (i.e. deep copy).target
Object
The object to extend.object1
Object
The object that will be merged into the first.objectN
Object (Optional)
More objects to merge into the first.node-extend
is licensed under the MIT License.
All credit to the jQuery authors for perfecting this amazing utility.
Ported to Node.js by Stefan Thomas with contributions by Jonathan Buchanan and Jordan Harband.


req() = cowboy_req:req()
state() = any()
| allowed_methods/2 | Specifies allowed http methods. |
| content_types_accepted/2 | Specifies accepted conttent types and callbacks, for each type, for POST method. |
| content_types_provided/2 | Content types provided for GET request. |
| handle_text_content/2 | Process POST. |
| init/2 | Initialize handler. |
| to_text/2 | Process GET. |
Specifies allowed http methods.
Specifies accepted conttent types and callbacks, for each type, for POST method.
Content types provided for GET request.
Process POST.
Initialize handler. Returns {cowboy_rest, Req, State} to switch to cowboy_rest.
Process GET.
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print-processed-spectra
Usage:
crux print-processed-spectra [options] <ms2 file> <output file>
Description:
Pre-process each spectrum in a given file in preparation for computing XCorr. The pre-processing steps are described in detail in this paper:
J. K. Eng, B. Fischer, J. Grossman and M. J. MacCoss. "A fast SEQUEST cross correlation algorithm." Journal of Proteome Research. 7(10):4598-4602, 2008.
The output of this program is equivalent to the spectrum shown in Figure 1D of the above paper.
Input:
ms2 file
– File containing spectra to be searched.output file
– File where spectrum will be written.
Output:
The program writes files to the folder crux-output
by default. The name of the output folder can be set by the user using the --output-dir
option. The following files will be created:
output file
– The name of the file in which the processed spectra will be printed in MS2 format.
Options:
-
print-processed-spectra options
--stop-after remove-precursor|square-root|remove-grass|ten-bin|xcorr
– Stop after the specified pre-processing step. Default =xcorr
.--output-units mz|bin
– Specify the output units for processed spectra. Default =bin
.
-
Input and output
--spectrum-parser pwiz|mstoolkit
– Specify the parser to use for reading in MS/MS spectra. The default, ProteoWizard parser can read the MS/MS file formats listed here. The alternative is MSToolkit parser. If the ProteoWizard parser fails to read your files properly, you may want to try the MSToolkit parser instead. Default =pwiz
.--use-z-line T|F
– Specify whether, when parsing an MS2 spectrum file, Crux obtains the precursor mass information from the "S" line or the "Z" line. Default =true
.--verbosity <integer>
– Specify the verbosity of the current processes. Each level prints the following messages, including all those at lower verbosity levels: 0-fatal errors, 10-non-fatal errors, 20-warnings, 30-information on the progress of execution, 40-more progress information, 50-debug info, 60-detailed debug info. Default =30
.--parameter-file <string>
– A file containing parameters. See the parameter documentation page for details. Default =<empty>
.--overwrite T|F
– Replace existing files if true or fail when trying to overwrite a file if false. Default =false
.


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Heaving Cylinder
10 Dec 2017Simulation of a two dimensional cylinder heaving over surface of a water.
Objective
Our purpose here is to simulate heaving of a two dimensional cylinder over a water surface and compare the simulation result with analytical solution.


Module writer (2.4.0)
API documentation for bigquery_storage_v1beta2.writer
module.
Classes
AppendRowsFuture
AppendRowsFuture(
manager: google.cloud.bigquery_storage_v1beta2.writer.AppendRowsStream,
)
Encapsulation of the asynchronous execution of an action.
This object is returned from long-running BigQuery Storage API calls, and is the interface to determine the status of those calls.
This object should not be created directly, but is returned by other methods in this library.
AppendRowsStream
AppendRowsStream(
client: google.cloud.bigquery_storage_v1beta2.services.big_query_write.client.BigQueryWriteClient,
initial_request_template: google.cloud.bigquery_storage_v1beta2.types.storage.AppendRowsRequest,
metadata: typing.Sequence[typing.Tuple[str, str]] = (),
)
A manager object which can append rows to a stream.


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It happened around 6 a.m. in the outbound lanes near 68th Street.
The crash shut down all but one lane.
A vehicle in the inbound lanes appeared to have been struck by the debris.
One driver was being treated for unspecified injuries.
Motorists were advised to expected delays in the area as crews worked to clean up the mess.


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