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Sex and age distribution of 1, 25 (OH) 2D3 receptors in peripheral blood mononuclear cells from normal human subjects.
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Specific receptors for 1, 25 Dihydroxyvitamin D3 have been described in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC). We have tried to find out whether these receptors could show any difference in sex or age distribution. Twenty two healthy men aged 21-66 yr (mean +/- SD 41.0 +/- 13.6) and nineteen healthy women aged 22-60 yr (38.9 +/- 13.9) have been studied. The mean dissociation constant (Kd) was similar in both sexes (1.35 +/- 0.70 x 10 (-10) M in males, 1.13 +/- 0.66 x 10 (-10) M in females), but the concentration of binding sites (Nmax) was significantly lower in females (2.32 +/- 0.92 fmol/10 (7) PBMC vs 4.43 +/- 1.38 fmol/10 (7) PBMC in males; p = 0.0001). Neither Kd nor Nmax were significantly correlated with age. No difference was found between pre and postmenopausal women. Further studies are needed to elucidate if this sex difference in PBMC receptors for 1.25 Dihydroxyvitamin D3 is of any pathophysiological relevance.


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Abstract: Global Style Tokens (GSTs) are a recently-proposed method to learn latent disentangled representations of high-dimensional data.
GSTs can be used within Tacotron, a state-of-the-art end-to-end speech synthesis system, to uncover expressive factors of variation in speaking style.
In this work, we introduce the Text-Predicting Global Style Token (TP-GST) architecture, which treats GST combination weights or style embeddings as ``virtual'' speaking style labels within Tacotron.
TP-GST learns to predict stylistic renderings from text alone, requiring neither explicit labels during training, nor auxiliary inputs for inference.
We show that, when trained on an expressive speech dataset, our system can render text with more pitch and energy variation than two state-of-the-art baseline models.
We further demonstrate that TP-GSTs can synthesize speech with background noise removed, and corroborate these analyses with positive results on human-rated listener preference audiobook tasks.
Finally, we demonstrate that multi-speaker TP-GST models successfully factorize speaker identity and speaking style.
These samples show the effect of conditioning a single-speaker TP-GST model on an individual style token.
They demonstate that, as in a GST-Tacotron, a TP-GST system learns a rich set of style tokens during training.
These samples use the Griffin-Lim algorithm to produce waveforms, which shows that style tokens learn to represent speaking style variations
independent of the vocoder used.
Text: And I have found both freedom of loneliness and the safety from being understood, for those who understand us enslave something in us.
The following samples compare synthesis from a baseline Tacotron vs a system Synthesizing with text-predicted style based on GST combination weights in inference mode ("TPCW-GST").
Note how the text-prediction system often leads to clearer, more expressive speech.
These samples were generated using a WaveNet vocoder to illustrate the maximum spectral quality possible in both systems.
Text: And without a backward glance at Harry, Filch ran flat-footed from the office, Mrs. Norris streaking alongside him. Peeves was the school poltergeist, a grinning, airborne menace who lived to cause havoc and distress.
Tacotron
TPCW-GST
Text: "I expect they've let it rot to give it a stronger flavor," said Hermione knowledgeably, pinching her nose and leaning closer to look at the putrid haggis. "Can we move? I feel sick," said Ron.
Tacotron
TPCW-GST
Text: There had been a flying motorcycle in it. He had a funny feeling he'd had the same dream before. His aunt was back outside the door.  she demanded.
 "Tea, Marge?" he said. "And what will Ripper take?"
Tacotron
TPCW-GST
Text: "Have you - did you read -?" he sputtered. "No," Harry lied quickly. Filch's knobbly hands were twisting together.
Tacotron
TPCW-GST
Text: "This is boring," Dudley moaned. He shuffled away. Harry moved in front of the tank and looked intently at the snake.
The following samples compare synthesis from a baseline Tacotron vs a system using a text-predicted style in inference mode ("TPSE-GST").
This system predicts a style embedding directly; anecdotally, it results in even clearer, more expressive speech than a TPCW-GST system.
These samples were generated using a WaveNet vocoder to illustrate the maximum spectral quality possible in both systems.
Text: "Thirty-six," he said, looking up at his mother and father. "That's two less than last year." "Darling, you haven't counted Auntie Marge's present, see, it's here under this big one from Mommy and Daddy."
Tacotron
TPSE-GST
Text: Harry sat up and gasped; the glass front of the boa constrictor's tank had vanished. The great snake was uncoiling itself rapidly, slithering out onto the floor. People throughout the reptile house screamed and started running for the exits.
Tacotron
TPSE-GST
Text: But nobody heard much more. Sir Patrick and the rest of the Headless Hunt had just started a game of Head Hockey and the crowd were turning to watch. Nearly Headless Nick tried vainly to recapture his audience, but gave up as Sir Patrick's head went sailing past him to loud cheers.
Tacotron
TPSE-GST
Text: "Harry, what was that all about?" said Ron, wiping sweat off his face. "I couldn't hear anything-- ." But Hermione gave a sudden gasp, pointing down the corridor. "Look!"
Tacotron
TPSE-GST
Text: Go with Errol. Ron'll look after you. I'll write him a note, explaining.  It's the only way I'll be allowed to visit Hogsmeade with Ron and Hermione."
Tacotron
TPSE-GST
Text: "Do something about your hair!" Aunt Petunia snapped as he reached the hall. Harry couldn't see the point of trying to make his hair lie flat. Aunt Marge loved criticizing him, so the untidier he looked, the happier she would be.
These samples refer to Section 4.1.4 of our paper, "Automatic Denoising".
About 10% of the recordings used to train the models used to synthesize the output below
have some high-frequency background noise. The samples below show that while the baseline Tacotron model reproduces this noise,
the TP-GST samples have removed this noise without using any supervision.
These samples were generated using a WaveNet vocoder to illustrate the maximum spectral quality possible in both systems.
Text: When he was dressed he went down the hall into the kitchen. The table was almost hidden beneath all Dudley's birthday presents. It looked as though Dudley had gotten the new computer he wanted, not to mention the second television and the racing bike.
Tacotron
TP-GST
Text: "Thirty-six," he said, looking up at his mother and father. "That's two less than last year." "Darling, you haven't counted Auntie Marge's present, see, it's here under this big one from Mommy and Daddy."
Tacotron
TP-GST
Text: With a quick glance at the door to check that Filch wasn't on his way back, Harry picked up the envelope and read: kwikspell A Correspondence Course in Beginners' Magic. Intrigued, Harry flicked the envelope open and pulled out the sheaf of parchment inside.
Tacotron
TP-GST
Text: Harry was at the point of telling Ron and Hermione about Filch and the Kwikspell course when the salamander suddenly whizzed into the air, emitting loud sparks and bangs as it whirled wildly round the room..
Tacotron
TP-GST
Text: The horses galloped into the middle of the dance floor and halted, rearing and plunging. At the front of the pack was a large ghost who held his bearded head under his arm, from which position he was blowing the horn. The ghost leapt down, lifted his head high in the air so he could see over the crowd -- everyone laughed --, and strode over to Nearly Headless Nick, squashing his head back onto his neck.
Like the single-speaker examples above, these samples show the effect of
conditioning a multi-speaker TP-GST model on the same style token.
The output below is generated by a multi-speaker model, trained on one expressive and 21 neutral prosody datasets.
Note that conditioning on speaker ID results in audio that preserves that speaker's voice,
while also using the speaking style learned by the style token during
training.
These samples use the Griffin-Lim algorithm to produce waveforms,
which shows that style tokens learn to represent speaking style variations
independent of the vocoder used.
 They get more childish every time! You can't dream anything but sentimental nonsense!"
This section compares a baseline Tacotron versus TP-GST. The TP-GST model is the same as in the previous section, and the baseline Tacotron was trained using the same multi-speaker setup.
The samples below show each model conditioned on one expressive voice and two neutral voices.
Note that, when conditioned on the expressive dataset speaker ID, the multi-speaker TP-GST systems
yield higher quality output and more stylistic variation than a multi-speaker Tacotron.
This is consistent with the single-speaker model results. As expected,
when conditioned on the prosodically neutral speaker IDs, the style
predicted by the multi-speaker TP-GST matches the limited dynamic range of the dataset.
These samples use the Griffin-Lim algorithm to produce waveforms.
Text: "Oh, to travel, to travel!" cried he; "there is no greater happiness in the world: it is the height of my ambition."
 "To get back one's youth, one has merely to repeat one's follies."
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Neutral voice 2
Text: "Who do you think you are?" he said, in a harsh voice.
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Expressive voice
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Neutral voice 2
Text: How the sunshine cheers me, and how sweet and refreshing is the rain; my happiness overpowers me, no one in the world can feel happier than I am.


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LOVE SERENADE (Miramax - 1996) Starring Miranda Otto, Rebecca Frith, George Shevtsov, John Alansu, Jessica Napier Screenplay by Shirley Barrett Produced by Jan Chapman Directed by Shirley Barrett Running time: 101 minutes
*** (out of four stars) Alternate Rating: B
Note: Some may consider portions of the following text to be spoilers. Be forewarned.
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Make no mistake about it, Shirley Barrett's debut feature film, LOVE SERENADE, is truly a strange one. A number of critically acclaimed recent Australian comedies have been lauded for their inventive, offbeat stories -- MURIEL'S WEDDING, THE ADVENTURES OF PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT, STRICTLY BALLROOM -- but the zany LOVE SERENADE stands out even among this eccentric group of films in terms of sheer outlandishness. LOVE SERENADE starts off as simply relatively quirky but becomes increasingly bizarre as the film progresses, and its loopiness will certainly not be for all tastes. Nonetheless, Ms. Barrett's film is generally highly entertaining, with a lot of offbeat humour and some big laughs.
The setting for the film is a fictional Australian backwards hamlet in the middle of nowhere called Sunray, where nothing much ever happens and which time (and technology) seems to have overlooked -- the local one-man radio station is stocked with tunes from the 1970s, like Glen Campbell's "It's A Sin When You Love Somebody", Van McCoy's "The Hustle", Dionne Warwick's "What The World Needs Now Is Love", and Barry White's "Love Serenade". Even worse -- they're on *vinyl*.
Things are about to change in Sunray -- big-shot Ken Sherry (George Shevtzov), a former Brisbane radio disc jockey of some eminence, is headed into town, and things will never be the same for the Hurley sisters, gawky twenty-year old Dimity (Miranda Otto), who spends days riding around town aimlessly on her bicycle and nights waiting tables at an empty Chinese restaurant, and plainly desperate 26-year old Vicki-Ann (Rebecca Frith), who works as a beautician and is seeking someone to replace her last suitor, who befell an unfortunate chainsaw accident. Ken Sherry, who fancies himself a suave casanova (this is established in the film's extremely significant opening scene, as he mouths along with the Barry White tune playing on his car radio, and reinforced in any subsequent scene in which he opens his mouth) could be the man for the job -- his 'celebrity' status delights Vicki-Ann, and she's all agog when he moves in next door. Falling just short of throwing herself at him, Vicki-Ann is consequently aghast when Ken Sherry displays an interest in young Dimity, and the two sisters spar off in a sibling rivalry over the affections of Sunray's new disc jockey, oblivious of his manipulative smarminess and his general indifference to both of them as anything other than conquests.
This does not even begin to indicate just how strange LOVE SERENADE is, yet it would be spoiling the film to describe the odd goings-on in any greater detail. You'd never believe me, anyways.
Suffice it to say that the film's quirkiness is accentuated by the colourful characters which inhabit it, especially when contrasted with the bleak drabness of the town of Sunray. Ms. Barrett perhaps goes a bit *too* far at times in giving her characters little quirks -- painting a simple character like Dimity's foil, Chinese restaurant chef Albert Lee (John Alansu) as a psuedo-philosophizing nudist is stretching it -- but in general proves to be fairly successful; these characters are interesting, entertaining, and eminently watchable.
The best performance in the cast is that by Ms. Otto, who turns in an outstanding comic performance as Dimity.
Mr. Shevtzov is terrific as the sleazy Ken Sherry -- his is a tricky role, for had he not delved unabashedly into his character's smug persona, Ken Sherry would have come off as merely repugnant. As it stands, he still *is* repugnant, of course, but also oddly fascinating and compelling -- it is hard to loathe him and his manipulations of the two female leads, despite the attachment the audience has grown for the Hurley sisters, because his transparency of his actions are so amusing. One watches his mellow faux-worldly on-air psychobabble with a sense of incredulous disbelief, and the airy, laid-back, detatched way in which he impresses himself into the hearts of Dimity and Vicki-Ann is cruel yet strangely bewitching to watch; a particular nice touch is the cool repetition of any questions addressed to him in his suave radio voice. Mr. Shevtzov plunges headfirst into the role without any hint of restraint, and the film is all the better for it.
Ms. Frith is somewhat less successful than her castmates as Vicki-Ann, although she has a very good physical scene where she attempts to shoo away her loitering sister. She is unable to prevent her character from occasionally slipping into caricature, but it should be pointed out that her part is not as well-written as the other two central characters in the film, particularly in LOVE SERENADE's first half. (For instance, an early scene has Vicki-Ann telling Dimity that she should leave new neighbour Ken Sherry alone in peace, for he needs his privacy, and is immediately cuts to Vicki-Ann insistently knocking on Ken Sherry's front door. Heh.)
Ms. Barrett does go overboard with the fish symbolism in LOVE SERENADE, and the film's conclusion, which seems to be intended as a bit of a surprise, ends up being somewhat telegraphed (even moreso if, like I, you're watching Ms. Otto), but this is a remarkably original film. Ms. Barrett won the prestiguous Camera d'Or at the 1996 Cannes Film Festival for Best First Feature with LOVE SERENADE, and it is extremely rare that I see such a singularly peculiar film as this one. There is a scene in the film where Dimity is being told by Vicki-Ann that she's odd; the same could be said about this amusing little film.
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Asterisk AGI sample in bash, very interesting. Bash is great alternative in situation when external scripts must be executed to implement functionality Asterisk can’t do (and another option is Lua dialplan). I am using Ruby for the same purpose (Adhearsion or AsteriskRuby).
Anyways here is the AGI, very basic one but fully functional:
#!/bin/bash
declare -a array
while read -e ARG && [ "$ARG" ] ; do
array=(` echo $ARG | sed -e 's/://'`)
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echo $agi_language >&2
echo $agi_type >&2
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echo $agi_callerid >&2
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echo $agi_rdnis >&2
echo $agi_context >&2
echo $agi_extension >&2
echo $agi_priority >&2
echo $agi_enhanced >&2
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while read line
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return;;
"510 " ) echo $line >&2
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"520 " ) echo $line >&2
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esac
done
}
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CATS & DOGS -----------
Professor Brody (Jeff Goldblum, "Jurassic Park II") is on the verge of discovering a cure for human allergies to dogs. This doesn't sit well with Mr. Tinkles (voice of Sean Hayes, TV's "Will and Grace"), a pampered Persian seeking to return world rule to his fellow felines. When the Brody's dog, a canine agent named Buddy, is catnapped, the canine underground's attempts to plant a new agent is foiled and it's up to a Beagle puppy named Lou (voice of Tobey Maguire, "Wonder Boys") to protect the humans and foil the felines in "Cats & Dogs."
After the successful anthropomorphics of the "Dr. Dolittle" and "Babe" movies, "Cats & Dogs" would seem a natural. But a slew of special effects, Jim Henson's creature shop and trained animals can't make up for witless, charmless writing.
After the somewhat amusing catnapping episode, we settle in to watch a film that simply lays there. Dogs drive vehicles to headquarters and use surveillance devices. Ninja cats and a Russian Blue attack Lou. The professor forgets his son's soccer practice. Mr. Tinkles gets driven around in a limo. The Brody's are held for the ransom of the allergy drug, which Mr. Tinkles plans to reverse and distribute via a horde of mice. All of this is numbingly boring.
The dogs at least look like real dogs, although the vocal talents of Susan Sarandon, Maguire, Charlton Heston, Joe Pantoliano and Michael Clark Duncan are wasted. Alec Baldwin's Butch, an Anatolian shepherd, is the most likeable character in the film, although even he is forced to say lines like 'Son of my mother.' (Baldwin now has the distinction of appearing in two of the worst children's films ever made with this following "Thomas and the Magic Railroad.")
The cats are all clearly puppets, an uneven distraction. In fact the cats of "Cats & Dogs" bear more resemblance to Gremlins than to actual household pets. Yet even these cats fare better than the human cast. Jeff Goldblum appears to be in a drugged stupor, his apparent reading of an absent-minded professor. Elizabeth Perkins ("28 Days") is embarrassingly stiff and young Alexander Pollock ("Big Bully") is bland.
I couldn't be cattier - "Cats & Dogs" should be relegated to the pooper scooper.
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Sesame Street launches muppet show especially for Syrian children
by Entertainment DeskThe creators of beloved children’s program Sesame Street have collaborated with the International Rescue Committee for a new show geared towards Syrian refugee children.
Ahlan Simsim meaning ‘Welcome Sesame’ won’t focus on teaching numbers and letters like the U.S. based original but will place emphasis on emotions like fear, anger, loneliness, and caring.
Worldwide, more than half of all refugees are children. And as intractable conflicts drag on for years and years, being a refugee today often means not going home for decades. “We know now that the average length of displacement for a refugee is close to 20 years,” says David Miliband, head of the International Rescue Committee (IRC).
“And that’s why it’s a total tragedy that less than 2% of all humanitarian aid funding goes on education, even though half of the world’s refugees are kids.” Only a tiny sliver of that 2% goes to pre-school aged children, who are among the most vulnerable of all.
In 2016, the MacArthur Foundation offered a $100 million grant to any organization that could “solve a big global problem.” The IRC and Sesame Workshop had already begun collaborating on ways to help the youngest refugees, and they saw an opportunity.
“We defined the global problem we wanted to tackle was trauma, toxic stress among refugee children in the Middle East,” said Miliband.
Their joint effort won the grant. Sesame would create a new show; the IRC would drastically ramp up in-person services to refugee kids, including in their makeshift homes.
CBS News reports that in a featured episode, one of the show’s main characters, a girl Muppet named Basma, decides to make a toy drum to replace the one her best friend Jad had to leave behind when he left his old home.
The show will air in 20 countries in the Middle East, North Africa and the Gulf starting in February.


bcat
http://github.com/rtomayko/bcat git clone git://github.com/rtomayko/bcat.git gem install bcat
bcat is a pipe to browser utility for use at the shell and within editors like Vim or Emacs. It reads from standard input, or one or more files, and streams output to a browser window:
$ echo "hi mom" |bcat $ echo "hi mom" |bcat -T 'Important Message' $ echo "hi mom" |bcat -b chrome
Plain text is converted to simple preformatted HTML with rudimentary support for ANSI/VT100 escape sequences (color, background, bold, underline, etc.)
You can also pipe HTML into bcat, in which case input is written through to the browser unmodified:
$ echo "
hi mom
" |bcat $ echo "*hi mom*" |markdown |bcat
Output is displayed progressively as it’s being read, making bcat especially useful with build tools or even commands like tail(1) that generate output over longer periods of time:
$ make all |bcat $ rake test |bcat $ tail -f /var/log/syslog |bcat $ (while printf .; do sleep 1; done) |bcat
See the bcat(1) EXAMPLES section for more on using bcat from the shell or within editors like Vim:
<http://rtomayko.github.com/bcat/bcat.1.html#EXAMPLES>
bcat was inspired by TextMate’s HTML output capabilities and a desire to have them at the shell and also within editors like Vim or Emacs. See:
<http://manual.macromates.com/en/commands#html_output> <http://blog.macromates.com/2005/html-output-for-commands/>
Only a small portion of TextMate’s HTML output features are currently supported, although more will be added in the future (like hyperlinking file:line references and injecting CSS/JavaScript).
See the INSTALLING, COPYING, and CONTRIBUTING files for more information on those things.
Copyright © 2010 by Ryan Tomayko <tomayko.com/about>


Van Basten apologizes for saying ‘sieg heil’ on TV show
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - Retired Dutch football star Marco van Basten has apologized for saying “sieg heil” during a live television show after a German coach was interviewed.
Van Basten, working as an analyst for Fox Sports, was off camera Saturday when he used the German phrase for “hail victory” that became notorious for its use at Nazi rallies.
Later in the show, Van Basten said: “It was not my intention to shock people. I apologize.”
Van Basten’s comment came on a weekend during which Dutch soccer clubs were putting extra emphasis on fighting racism by standing still for a minute at the start of matches.

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class Parijat Dhar {
··
// I'm ambitious and love new challenges :)
··// My variety of skills is continuously expanding.
··constructor() {
······this.name = 'Parijat Dhar'
······this.dayOfBirthTimestamp = 876009600
······this.email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>··}
··workExperience() {
····return [
·······{ '2019-now' : 'Project Engineer at Wipro Limited' }
·······{ '2020-2020': 'Software Development Engineer Intern at JP Morgan Chase & Co.' }
·······{ '2020-2020': 'Data Analyst Intern at ANZ' }
·······{ '2017-2018' : 'Front-end Developer Intern at TopHawks' }
·······{ '2016-2016' : 'Developer Intern at Spulla' }
····]
··}
··education() {
····return [
·······{ '2020-2020': 'Imarticus Learning, Post Graduate Program in Analytics and Artificial Intelligence' },
·······{ '2015-2019': 'University of Engineering and Management, Kolkata - Major-ECE, CS' },
·······{ '2002-2015': 'Central Modern School, ISCE-ISC, PCM-CS' }
····]
··}
··skills() {
····return [ {'Front-end Technologies': ['HTML5/CSS/JS','CSS Frameworks', 'jQuery', 'Angular/React', 'Node.js',
'Express.js', 'Bootstrap','Firebase', 'Wordpress', 'UX/UI', 'Unity']},
.........{'Languages': ['Python', 'Java','C', 'SQL', 'No-SQL']},
.........{'CI/CD Tools': ['Jenkins']},
.........{'Data mining & web-scrapping': ['MySQL','Selenium', 'Beautiful Soup', 'PyUnit']},
.........{'Data Analysis & Machine Learning': ['Pandas', 'Numpy', 'Matplotlib', 'Tensor Flow', 'Scikit-learn',
.........'Keras']},
.........{'Familiar' : ['Linear and Logistic Regression', 'Gradient Descent', 'Decision Tree', 'Random Forests',
.........'Naive Bayes', 'NLP', 'KNN', 'Iot', 'Django', 'TKinter', 'Git']},
.........{'Cloud Technologies': ['Learning AWS']}
]
··}
}
`I felt gratitude that you are here to know more about me.`
I’m good with numbers, collecting data from market research and social network analysis. The personal reasons behind my love for analytics can be linked to the motivations that led me to work in science and research in the first place.
I am a continuous learner. Learning for me equates to exploring new ideas and growing as an individual. I just cannot imagine my life devoid of designing. I love to travel and also a big foodie, playing games, binge-watching Netflix/Prime TV series, so I'm occupied with something or the other everytime. Whenever I get some time, I use to draw sketches as I'm fond of art.
`Don’t feel entitled to anything you didn’t sweat and struggle for.` — Marian Wright Edelman
Take a look at some of the things I love working on.
I love telling a story. Making a beautiful and compelling presentation is one of my favorite skills.
I have worked with researchers to apply NLP techniques to make sense of the motivations behind human interactions.
Machine learning is more than an API call to scikit-learn. I love the math and theory as well as the implementation.
I regularly extract data from Hadoop databases using the HIVE framework.
I implement machine learning models in real world production systems using REST APIs 😉
I love the human-centered design methods and implement them to create delightful and human experiences.


# sntp
An SNTP v4 client (RFC4330) for node. Simpy connects to the NTP or SNTP server requested and returns the server time along with the roundtrip duration and clock offset. To adjust the local time to the NTP time, add the returned t offset to the local time.
[![Build Status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/hueniverse/sntp.png)](http://travis-ci.org/hueniverse/sntp)
# Usage
```javascript var Sntp = require(‘sntp’);
// All options are optional
- var options = {
- host: ‘nist1-sj.ustiming.org’, // Defaults to pool.ntp.org port: 123, // Defaults to 123 (NTP) resolveReference: true, // Default to false (not resolving) timeout: 1000 // Defaults to zero (no timeout)
};
// Request server time
Sntp.time(options, function (err, time) {
- if (err) {
- console.log(‘Failed: ‘ + err.message); process.exit(1);
}
console.log(‘Local clock is off by: ‘ + time.t + ‘ milliseconds’); process.exit(0);
});¶
If an application needs to maintain continuous time synchronization, the module provides a stateful method for querying the current offset only when the last one is too old (defaults to daily).
```javascript // Request offset once
Sntp.offset(function (err, offset) {
console.log(offset); // New (served fresh)
// Request offset again
Sntp.offset(function (err, offset) {
console.log(offset); // Identical (served from cache)});
});¶
To set a background offset refresh, start the interval and use the provided now() method. If for any reason the client fails to obtain an up-to-date offset, the current system clock is used.
```javascript var before = Sntp.now(); // System time without offset
Sntp.start(function () {
var now = Sntp.now(); // With offset Sntp.stop();


Description
An Interlocked Type
is a type whose instances support
thread-safe load
and store
operations and which are often
used in the implementation of lock-free code. In the current version of
Boost.Act, only built-in types may be Interlocked Types
,
although this will likely change in future releases.
Notation
-
I
-
An
Interlocked Type
. -
i
-
A value of type
I&
. -
C1
-
A type which is convertible to
remove_cv<I>::type&
. -
c1
-
A value of type
C1 const&
. -
IU
remove_cv<I>::type
.
Expression Requirements
In order to be considered a valid Interlocked Type
,
the type must be default constructible, copy-constructible,
and copy-assignable. These operations are not interlocked
operations and do not guarantee a specific ordering of any kind.
Each of the following operations is a valid
Interlocked Operation
, therefore user-specified
semantics may be applied. In addition to this, all operations listed
below have a return type of boost::remove_cv<IV>::type
and yield the value of target object prior to the operation being applied.
Allowed user-specified semantics for these operations are acquire
, release
,
acq_rel
, unordered
, and default_
.
If no semantics are explicitly specified or if default_
semantics are specified, then the operation is performed with acq_rel
semantics.
Table 4. Interlocked Type Requirements
|
Expression |
Return Type |
Pre/Post-Condition |
|---|---|---|
|
|
|
Returns the value stored in |
|
|
|
Stores the value of |
Headers
// Brings in all interlocked operations. #include <boost/act/interlocked.hpp> // Only forward declarations. #include <boost/act/interlocked_fwd.hpp> // load headers. #include <boost/act/interlocked/load.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/load/load.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/load/load_thread_unsafe.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/load/load_unordered.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/load/load_acquire.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/load/load_release.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/load/load_acq_rel.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/load/load_sequential.hpp> // Forward declarations. #include <boost/act/interlocked/load_fwd.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/load/load_fwd.hpp> /* etc. */ // store headers. #include <boost/act/interlocked/store.hpp> #include <boost/act/interlocked/store/store.hpp> /* etc. */
Example
ToDo: Put a code example here.


About Thi Nhat Van Le
My name is Thi Nhat Van Le. I'm from Vietnam. I love travelling and reading.
My Classes
- Web Application Programming
- Software Engineering
- Modern Web Application
- Web Application Architecture
My Favorite Movies
- Titanic (IMDB)
- Director
- James Cameron (more)
- Writer
- James Cameron
- Genre
- Romance
- Stars
- Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet (more)
- Gone with the wind (IMDB)
- Casablanca (IMDB)
My Mood
Happy: Sad:
Fun Facts About My Neighbors
- Nu Anh Thu Truong: Loves cooking and being brave


{% load staticfiles %}
We absorb the extra food from the kitchens, hotels and canteens at very less time, with all care taken. We bring them for quality testing and within minutes supply them to the needy in the close vicinity. We have also optimised NGOs by supplying them food at blazing fast rate while maintaining the food's hygiene.
We value our volunteers and end users who form a crucial part of this mission. We understand what hunger means. Thus, we make every attempt to reach your location within 25 minutes of order. We do have some emotional surprises for our donors.
Thank you for your interest in knowing our workflow. In short, you can assume, we are trying to put together he blazing speed of internet and its reachability to cater hunger prone segment by bridging them with economically stable segment of our society.


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Allows to generate Shewhart-type charts and to obtain numerical results of interest for a process quality control (involving continuous, attribute or count data). This package provides basic functionality for univariable and multivariable quality control analysis, including: xbar, xbar-one, S, R, ewna, cusum, mewna, mcusum and T2 charts. Additionally have nonparametric control charts multivariate. Parametric and nonparametric Process Capability Indices.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), qcc, fda.usc, mvtnorm, qualityTools, MASS |
| Published: | 2016-07-20 |
| Author: | Miguel Flores [aut, cre], Ruben Fernandez [ctb], Salvador Naya [ctb], Javier Tarrio-Saavedra [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Miguel Flores <ma.flores at outlook.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | qcr results |
| Reference manual: | qcr.pdf |
| Package source: | qcr_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: qcr_1.0.zip, r-release: qcr_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: qcr_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: qcr_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: qcr_1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | qcr archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=qcr to link to this page.


(version: development)
Cedille is under active development, and the following major changes are planned. Cedille 1.1 will probably be Fall 2018 (we are not too far from done with the datatype notations). Cedille 1.2 is likely Winter 2018 or Spring 2019. Cedille 2.0 is hopefully Summer 2019, but we are still immersed in the basic research for that.
For datatype notations, we have, in a number of papers and works in progress, devised semantics in Cedille for various somewhat advanced features: histomorphic recursion, inductive-recursive types, and inductive-inductive types. We will be gradually incorporating high-level syntax for these into Cedille, starting with histomorphic recursion.


This will allow Game Jolt Partners to be able to download the game for free, and give them a 10% cut of sales they refer to your game.
What is a Game Jolt Partner?
Note: This will only be enabled for "paid" or "name your price" games.
You must sign the new Distribution Agreement which covers the terms for the Partner Program before your games will become available in the Partner Program.
Click here to view the new Distribution Agreement


Hello! My Name is Shane Moyo, thank you for visiting my page. I am 25 years old, I was born in Portland on July 18th 1992. I am a student at Portland State University as well as Alchemy Code Lab! I love to travel, someday I hope to travel all over the world! When im not travling I like to spend my time drawing.


|
Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
| error | LocalizedMethodFault |
Only set when an error occurred in retrieving the rebalance information.
|
| hostname | xsd:string |
Name of vSAN host
|
| rateThreshold | xsd:int |
varianceThreshold Only if the disk's fullness (defined as used_capacity/disk_capacity)
is above mean fullness and exceeds the lowest-usage disk in the cluster than this
threshold, this disk is qualified for proactive rebalancing, default 0.3
|
| running | xsd:boolean |
True indicates the proactive rebalance is running on the host
|
| startTs | xsd:dateTime |
The proactive rebalance starting time on the host
|
| stopTs | xsd:dateTime |
The proactive rebalance stop time on the host
|
| timeThreshold | xsd:int |
The threshold to enable proactive rebalance action. Only if the variance
threshold has been continuously exceeded for this amount of time (in sec),
the proactive rebalance operation action will be enabled which can be
triggered by vSphere/storage admin. Default is 1800 second.
|
| varianceThreshold | xsd:float |
Percentage points that are allowed above the lowest fullness of any disk.
Any disk with a variance higher than this threshold is considered too
loaded from a balance perspective.
|
|
Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


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Garage Gym
1.0.0
June 22, 2019
- folding rack
- 45lb bar
- 5, 10, 15, 25, 35, 45 plates
- existing flat bench
1.1.0
- sliders
- squat sponge
- floor mat
1.1.1
November, 2019
- added electric heater
- added 2.5 lb plates
1.2.0
December, 2019
- trap bar
- rogue echo bike
1.X.1
fix lower stringer


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 964 | $1,000,000 GRAND CASINO | $10 | $1,000,000 | 4 | 6 |
| 1173 | $1,000,000 JACKPOT | $5 | $1,000,000 | 4 | 4 |
| 1088 | $10 MILLION CASH SPECTACULAR | $30 | $10,000,000 | 3 | 5* |
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This is a very basic example web interface using Vue.js to fetch and show dweet.io data from an eChook, hosted for free on Github!
If you want to create your own dashbard, feel free to fork this repository and make the site your own.
Note: dweet.io is SLOW! Unfortunately it's now slower than when eChook started using it circa 2015. This site by default polls for new data every 5 seconds, but it will still occasionally rate limit.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 20-24 squares
Dietary
These fudgy brownies are as outrageously tempting as the picture suggests, especially when eaten warm from the oven.
Preheat the oven to 170C/325F/Gas3. Line a 30x20x3.5cm/12x8x1½in tin with lightly buttered greaseproof paper or foil.
Put the plain chocolate and butter in a large bowl, place over a pan of simmering water and allow to melt.
Sieve the flour and baking powder into a bowl and set aside. Remove the melted chocolate from the heat and stir in the sugar. Add the eggs and vanilla essence. Fold in the flour, nuts and chocolate.
Pour the chocolate mixture into the prepared cake tin. Place in the oven and bake for 20-25 minutes. The top should be firm but the inside should feel soft when cooked. Allow to cool in the tin. Remove the brownies from the tin and cut into squares.


SWEET AND LOWDOWN A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: Take a 95-minute movie. Deduct time for several musical numbers. Film three endings for a sub-story (none of them very good). What you have left is just not enough time to tell anything more than a superficial morality plot. Surprisingly popular with the critics, this is a shallow tale of a fictional legendary jazz guitarist who ruins his life being totally selfish and self-obsessed. Allen short-changes us on character development by taking long timeouts for musical sequences in an already short film. The jokes are often weak, the characters mostly one- dimensional, and only the jazz is up to snuff. Rating: 4 (0 to 10), low 0 (-4 to +4)
Woody Allen seems to be as popular as ever with the public and with the critics, but I have to say that these days he and I seem to be on very different wavelengths. His last few films seem to me to be superficially written without any real characters. His humor is contrived and weak, and his ideas lack ginger. Allen could have phoned in the script for SWEET AND LOWDOWN. It is little more than an excuse to tie together the musical interludes. In a film already short at 95 minutes, he puts several musical sequences. Then he takes what could have been one of his patented silly situations and works it out three different ways, not one of them amusing. After he wastes that much time he has less plot and character development than a typical hour of television. And what is his theme? If you are not a nice person you might end up cheating yourself. Where is the filmmaker who made LOVE AND DEATH and the intelligent CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS?
Emmet Ray (Sean Penn), as the film opens, is a pimp and a totally selfish personality. Favorite hobbies are watching trains and shooting rats. He happens to be the second best jazz guitarist in the world, second to the great Django Reinhardt. His fictional story is told, in the style REDS, by a combination of dramatizations and by witness interviews by experts on jazz, one of whom is Allen himself.
As if having been given a monstrous talent was not enough Ray is given a perfect girlfriend, Hattie (Samantha Morton). She just sort of falls into his lap as he meets her on the Atlantic City boardwalk. Hattie is a mute laundress and she is beautiful. Hattie is utterly in love with him and transformed by his music.  After living with her about a year he walks out on her in what should be a key scene, but one that Allen seemingly did not bother to film. Instead we learn about it from the witnesses. He has left her for Blanche (Uma Thurman), a writer with a majestic look and an affected mode of speaking. But eventually there is a reckoning.
Allen has cameos for a number of celebrities, some as jazz experts playing themselves, or as with the case of John Waters, just as a character. Penn seems to do Emmet Ray as effortlessly as Ray does jazz guitar. His guitar picking somehow looks right, though he is not credited with any of the music. Much more notable is Samantha Morton as Blanche. Her acting keeps ones eyes focussed on the screen. Screen actors convey most of the plot through their voices. In the vast majority of films, audiences get most of the plot listening to the soundtrack. If one is given the choice of hearing but not seeing or seeing but not hearing a familiar film, one quickly finds that for most films, the former is the more satisfying experience. Silent acting has a different sort of dynamic and really grabs the audience's attention. The result is that Hattie is by orders of magnitude the most compelling character in the film. Morton brings to the role virtues that might have been mundane in the silent era, but which seem memorable in a sound film.
As Allen gets older he seems more and more to be writing about flawed people who have really ruined their personal lives. It would be easy to interpret his characters as any given time as being a commentary on his own behavior. Clint Eastwood does the same sort of thing, but at least his film plots seem to be better developed. SWEET AND LOWDOWN is a superficial morality play that needed considerably more work. I rate it a 4 on the 0 to 10 scale and a low 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Hi Am Aravind Programmer,Hacker,Love for Functional programming
I am a Backend Engineer (Machine Learning) at VMware experienced in building high performance,mission critical and time sensitive applications.
Experience
Member of Technical Staff
VMware
Improved write speed of the system to the database by 80% by :
Removing bottlenecks caused by locks among different systems competing to write to a single database by parallelizing the writes from different sub-systems to its own individual databases.
Improved the scalability of the system by integrating the pacemaker tool thereby adding the ability to add and/remove additional machines on the fly without loss of data and performance
Reducing the number of write operations to storing results in memory and returning the stored result rather than re-computing the result for every request.
Removed the bottleneck between the database thread and system thread by use of Lock-Less Ring Buffers as a form of communication between threads.
Offloading serialization of data using Protocol Buffers from Main Thread to each of subsystems designated threads.
Implemented Batch-Reads and On-Demand reads on the High-Availability System thus :
Transforming the system from a read-only/write-only system to a simultaneous read-write system
Thereby reducing the downtime of the system in the event of a failure from 3-4hours to 0 hours
(> 95% improvement).
Implemented data mirroring in real time (Hot-Standby) with the backup system which enables to read and/or recover rows on the fly from the primary system without any downtime resulting in 50% reduction in downtime in the event of a failure
Senior Software Developer
Sandvine
Improved write speed of the system to the database by 80% by :
Removing bottlenecks caused by locks among different systems competing to write to a single database by parallelizing the writes from different sub-systems to its own individual databases.
Improved the scalability of the system by integrating the pacemaker tool thereby adding the ability to add and/remove additional machines on the fly without loss of data and performance
Reducing the number of write operations to storing results in memory and returning the stored result rather than re-computing the result for every request.
Removed the bottleneck between the database thread and system thread by use of Lock-Less Ring Buffers as a form of communication between threads.
Offloading serialization of data using Protocol Buffers from Main Thread to each of subsystems designated threads.
Implemented Batch-Reads and On-Demand reads on the High-Availability System thus :
Transforming the system from a read-only/write-only system to a simultaneous read-write system
Thereby reducing the downtime of the system in the event of a failure from 3-4hours to 0 hours
(> 95% improvement).
Implemented data mirroring in real time (Hot-Standby) with the backup system which enables to read and/or recover rows on the fly from the primary system without any downtime resulting in 50% reduction in downtime in the event of a failure
Fall 2015 - Spring 2017
Software Developer
Sandvine
Devised the Emergency Call Support feature for Rx and Gx Diameter Applications of “Policy and Charging Rule
Function (PCRF)” node of a wireless network which involved:
Creation of separate message queues and processing units to prioritize the Emergency Call Traffic.
Adding Support for Custom Policy Expressions/Hooks
Adding a Command Line Interface (CLI) framework.
Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
Side Projects
Opensouce Contribution:
Contribute to Red-Hat Pacemaker Project:
Added Stonith-Max-Attempts feature into Pacemaker thereby enabling user to configure the number of attempts to be made for stonith.
Added support for on the fly debugging for a resource and its resouce-agents
Sandvine Hackathon : Integrated Distributed Compiler (icecream) into the Sandvine Build System.Resulting in 84% improvement for each compilation.


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Hey I'm Alan and welcome to my motherfucking website. This is where I share some of my thoughts. Feel free to say hello at lingramming {at} gmail.com!
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I can't find a way to go from finset
to set
in the finset.lean
file. How do I do this?
{x | x \in s}
Ok... there is no lift_to_set S
thing or such?
not that I am aware of
Ok, then I'll use curly braces {-;
There's a has_lift
instance for finset to set in data.set.finite
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My Values
and what I want them to be
What values do you live your life by? That was the question we had to ask ourselves this week. From a huge list of attributes I selected the ones below that were associated with the happiest, proudest, and most satisfied moments in my life.
- accomplishment
- ambition
- coolness under fire
- creativity
- excitement
- autonomy
- commitment
- cooperation
- efficiency
- growth
- challenge
- excellence
- leadership
- responsibility
Trimming down even further we were asked to identify the attributes that we try to live up to constantly. This was harder for me as I realized that the attributes I was actually prioritizing were not the same ones that I think I should be prioritizing. To describe my current mindset with the given attributes I would say the qualities I most strive for in life are: commitment to work goals, gaining responsibility, being able to work autonomously, being efficient, and accomplishing as much as I can every day.
What really bugged me about this was passing up so many attributes on the list that I think I should be thinking about and striving for. At the beginning of this year I was incredibly miserable. Work was going really well, I had a stellar list of clients and they all thought the world of me. My boss wanted to keep pushing me to grow more and faster in the company as well. However, I just couldn’t get over how much I didn’t like my life. Since then, I’ve been doing a lot of reading and thinking about what makes me happy.
What was most disappointing was reading through the list of attributes and finding ones that I know to be associated with overall happiness, but realizing I don’t truly prioritize that attribute and it wasn’t something that characterized the best moments in my life. The attributes I want to be striving for are close relationships, setting and committing to goals outside of work, staying healthy, and doing things that make me happy. For the vast majority of my life I’ve been too focused on achievement at work or school. I’ve never had great work/life balance and I understand that’s necessary to succeed overall in life.
The question I need to ask myself now is: "what values do I want to live my life by?” I think I understand that now. The next step is figuring out how to make my happiness a priority while maintaining competency at everything else I do.


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The UTF-8 character set encoding is the industry standard. Haskell Foundation is driving the effort behind the migration of the core text libraries to use UTF-8 as a default. This will have a positive effect on text performance of many Haskell programs.
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This example highlights the differences between two JSON objects using the option onClassName
.
Make a change in the left or right editor to see the changes update accordingly.
Please note that this is not a full-fledged, performant JSON diffing solution, it's just a small example to demonstrate onClassName
.


| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32 bit Mode Support | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 66 0F 3A 61 /r imm8 PCMPESTRI xmm1, xmm2/m128, imm8 | RMI | V/V | SSE4_2 | Perform a packed comparison of string data with explicit lengths, generating an index, and storing the result in ECX. |
| VEX.128.66.0F3A.WIG 61 /r ib VPCMPESTRI xmm1, xmm2/m128, imm8 | RMI | V/V | AVX | Perform a packed comparison of string data with explicit lengths, generating an index, and storing the result in ECX. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| RMI | ModRM:reg (r) | ModRM:r/m (r) | imm8 | NA |
The instruction compares and processes data from two string fragments based on the encoded value in the Imm8 Control Byte (see Section 4.1, “Imm8 Control Byte Operation for PCMPESTRI / PCMPESTRM / PCMPISTRI / PCMP-ISTRM”), and generates an index stored to the count register (ECX/RCX).
Each string fragment is represented by two values. The first value is an xmm (or possibly m128 for the second operand) which contains the data elements of the string (byte or word data). The second value is stored in an input length register. The input length register is EAX/RAX (for xmm1) or EDX/RDX (for xmm2/m128). The length repre-sents the number of bytes/words which are valid for the respective xmm/m128 data.
The length of each input is interpreted as being the absolute-value of the value in the length register. The absolute-value computation saturates to 16 (for bytes) and 8 (for words), based on the value of imm8[bit3] when the value in the length register is greater than 16 (8) or less than -16 (-8).
The comparison and aggregation operations are performed according to the encoded value of Imm8 bit fields (see Section 4.1). The index of the first (or last, according to imm8[6]) set bit of IntRes2 (see Section 4.1.4) is returned in ECX. If no bits are set in IntRes2, ECX is set to 16 (8).
Note that the Arithmetic Flags are written in a non-standard manner in order to supply the most relevant informa-tion:
CFlag – Reset if IntRes2 is equal to zero, set otherwise
ZFlag – Set if absolute-value of EDX is < 16 (8), reset otherwise
SFlag – Set if absolute-value of EAX is < 16 (8), reset otherwise
OFlag – IntRes2[0]
AFlag – Reset
PFlag – Reset
|
Operating mode/size Operand 1 Operand 2 Length 1 Length 2 Result 16 bit xmm xmm/m128 EAX EDX ECX 32 bit xmm xmm/m128 EAX EDX ECX 64 bit xmm xmm/m128 EAX EDX ECX 64 bit + REX.W xmm xmm/m128 RAX RDX RCX |
int _mm_cmpestri (__m128i a, int la, __m128i b, int lb, const int mode);
int _mm_cmpestra (__m128i a, int la, __m128i b, int lb, const int mode);
int _mm_cmpestrc (__m128i a, int la, __m128i b, int lb, const int mode);
int _mm_cmpestro (__m128i a, int la, __m128i b, int lb, const int mode);
int _mm_cmpestrs (__m128i a, int la, __m128i b, int lb, const int mode);
int _mm_cmpestrz (__m128i a, int la, __m128i b, int lb, const int mode);
None.
See Exceptions Type 4; additionally, this instruction does not cause #GP if the memory operand is not aligned to 16 Byte boundary, and
| #UD |
If VEX.L = 1. If VEX.vvvv ≠ 1111B. |


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2021 Audi RS6 Looks Like Darth Vader's 600 HP Wagon in Los Angeles
by Mihnea RaduWagons are dead in America? "Hold by Caramel Waffle Frappuccino," said Audi, as it brought out the perfect product for rich hipsters. That's right, it's the RS6 Avant, making its American Motor Show debut this week in Los Angeles.
The real debut of the show was the RS Q8, a car that hadn't been seen before. However, we weren't blown away by what's essentially just another German V8 SUV. The RS6 Avant is much cooler, firstly because only AMG has been able to sell something like this (in very small numbers), but also due to the way it looks.
"Darth Vader's wagon," is the first thing that pops into your head when you see it. No, it's not actually black, but a very deep shade of blue-purple. It also feels more bespoke than the RS Q8, since its fenders and bumpers are much wider than on the regular model. Audi Sport treatment brings this wagon even closer to the ground, though this is also a trick the SUV can play.
The two RS models share an engine, the 4-liter twin-turbo V8. This was co-developed with Porsche, but also features a number of cool Audi-specific features, from the way it sounds to the output and the 48-volt mid-hybrid system. Thanks to that and a cylinder deactivation system, these are some of the more eco-friendly gas guzzlers out there, if such a thing exists.
With 591-hp and 590 lb-ft of torque, the RS6 is supposed to do 0 to 60 in 3.6 seconds. The SUV isn't that much heavier, so it takes just 0.2s more. Both cars will hit almost 190 miles per hour, but once you've ordered a special performance pack. We don't have pricing for any of these, not even the previously announced RS7, ball all should play in the $120,000 ballpark. So which one of the three would you have? 🏁


Expressive is a developer tool that tracks and visualizes server routes in Express applications.
Useful for debugging and teaching alike, Expressive enables developers to send client requests to their Express server, and then render a dynamic and comprehensive visualization of server state throughout the lifespan of each request -- all from the command line.
1) Modify Express server files
Replace all instance of require('express') with require('expressivejs').
This will enable Expressive to progressively document the state of client requests and server responses.
2) Run xpr-init
This file should be called expressive.config.js and be located in your application's root directory.
Command Lines:
$ xpr-test: Test your server routes. This will create an expressive.json file. $ xpr-build: Bundle data from the expressive.json file created for the visualization. $ xpr-display: Render a visualization of your server routes based on the data bundled from the xpr-test command. $ xpr: Equivalent to running xpr-test followed by xpr-build followed by xpr-display.


This page contains examples of tests that solve common problems.
Login
If an application requires login, the tests to automate logging in before we can reach
the other pages. Usually when testing in browser mode, this step can be skipped, since
developers will already be logged in when running tests. Here's a login step that only runs
when using automation tools
test("login test", function () {
if (/mode=commandline/.test(window.location.search)) {
S.open("/login")
S("#username").exists().click().type("superadmin")
S("#password").exists().click().type("password")
S(".submit input").exists().click()
// wait for next page to load
S(".content").visible(function () {
ok(true, "logged in");
})
} else {
ok(true, "assuming you are logged in");
}
})
Testing with fixtures
Its often very useful to fixturize your entire application, so that tests can be run without any
server running. This allows you to isolate problems to JavaScript code. It also allows you to write
non-brittle tests, since the data you depend on is not changing. A good pattern for this is to load
a settings file, which loads fixtures whenever an application page is opened via filesystem.
This section will walk through creating a smoke test for the Srchr application.
Srchr is a simple demo application that lets you search several sources for images. There is a search pane,
tabs, a history pane, and a results area.
The purpose of a smoke test is to test enough functionality in an application to verify its working correctly, as
quickly as possible.
In this smoke test we'll:
click the Flickr search option
type "puppy" in the search box
wait for results to show up in the results panel
verify 10 results are visible
verify the history panel shows "puppy"
Let's start by creating a skeleton test with some pseudocode:
module("Srchr",{
setup: function() {
S.open("//srchr/srchr.html");
}
})
test("Smoke Test", function(){
// click search options
// type puppy
// wait for results
// verify 10 results
// verify history has puppy
})
Now lets start to fill in these commands, leaving the actual selectors for last.
flickrInput.click();
// \r means hit enter, which submits the form
searchInput.click().type("puppy\r");
resultElements.visible(function(){
equals(resultsElements.size(), 10, "There are 10 results");
ok(/puppy/.test( historyEl.text() ), "History has puppy");
})
In this test, we're performing the search, waiting for results to appear, then asserting conditions of our page.
Here's the test with selectors filled in:
S('#cb_flickr').click();
S('#query').click().type('puppy\r');
S('#flickr li').visible(function(){
equals(S('#flickr li').size(), 10, 'There are 10 results')
ok( /puppy/.test( S('#history .text').text() ), 'History has puppy')
})
This page contains examples of tests that solve common problems.
Login
If an application requires login, the tests to automate logging in before we can reach the other pages. Usually when testing in browser mode, this step can be skipped, since developers will already be logged in when running tests. Here's a login step that only runs when using automation tools
Testing with fixtures
Its often very useful to fixturize your entire application, so that tests can be run without any server running. This allows you to isolate problems to JavaScript code. It also allows you to write non-brittle tests, since the data you depend on is not changing. A good pattern for this is to load a settings file, which loads fixtures whenever an application page is opened via filesystem.
Srchr Smoke Test
This section will walk through creating a smoke test for the Srchr application.
Srchr is a simple demo application that lets you search several sources for images. There is a search pane, tabs, a history pane, and a results area.
The purpose of a smoke test is to test enough functionality in an application to verify its working correctly, as quickly as possible.
In this smoke test we'll:
Let's start by creating a skeleton test with some pseudocode:
Now lets start to fill in these commands, leaving the actual selectors for last.
In this test, we're performing the search, waiting for results to appear, then asserting conditions of our page. Here's the test with selectors filled in:


thenewboston.serializers.account_balance.
AccountBalanceSerializer
Bases: rest_framework.serializers.Serializer
rest_framework.serializers.Serializer
create
update
thenewboston.serializers.configuration.
ConfigurationSerializer
thenewboston.serializers.confirmation_block_message.
ConfirmationBlockMessageSerializer
thenewboston.serializers.message.
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validate
Validate Txs exist
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NetworkBlockSerializer
Validate signature, validate Tx recipients are unique and validate account_number (the sender) is not included as a Tx recipient
thenewboston.serializers.network_transaction.
NetworkTransactionSerializer
Check that there are no additional keys included in the data
validate_amount
Check that amount is not 0
thenewboston.serializers.primary_validator.
PrimaryValidatorSerializer


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About the venue
All CAC speaking events and gallery exhibits take place inside Hotel Contempo, located at 309 1st Avenue, in Downtown Seattle. Just a walk to the beach, the Space Needle, and a diverse sampling of restaurants and shopping makes the venue a much sought-after location for gatherings and conferences, year after year.
Hotel Contempo is the perfect spot for a gathering of modern artists. Not only are the conference rooms and halls decked with breathtaking contemporary art and sculptures, but the individual rooms are as unique as the renowned artists who were commissioned to decorate them. From the Ross Monroe Purple suite filled wall to wall with paintings in his signature palette of violet and lavender to the Tess Lessinger Sculpted Universe suite, with dozens of original sculptures, including the bronze-casted toilet, visitors are sure to be intrigued and comforted during their stay at Hotel Contempo. For those who opt to stay at another location, there is certainly no shortage of hotels in Downtown Seattle. Ranging from shabby chic to the ultimate in sophistication - there is a something to suit everyone's taste.


Copyright © 2012 Cromwell Enage
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
Table of Contents
namespace boost { template < typename VertexPropertyMap , typename OutputStream , typename CharT , typename Filter > class simple_edge_writer { public: typedef Filter event_filter; simple_edge_writer( VertexPropertyMap property_map , OutputStream& os , CharT const* suffix ); simple_edge_writer(simple_edge_writer const& copy); template <typename Graph> void operator()( typename graph_traits<Graph>::edge_descriptor e , Graph const& g ); }; } // namespace boost
This Event Visitor uses the property map values of the source and target vertices of edges that an algorithm visits at some event point.
|
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
|
VertexPropertyMap |
A Readable Property Map whose key type is the vertex descriptor of the graph. |
|
OutputStream |
The type of stream to which the values of |
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CharT |
The character type of the suffix string that will be output after each edge connection on which this event visitor is invoked. |
|
Filter |
The tag to specify when the |
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Name |
Expression |
Description |
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Event filter type |
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Same as |
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Constructor |
simple_edge_writer( VertexPropertyMap property_map , OutputStream& os , CharT const* suffix );
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Constructs a |
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Copy constructor |
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Defined by the Copy Constructible concept. |
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Function call operator |
template <typename Graph> void operator()( typename graph_traits<Graph>::edge_descriptor e , Graph const& g );
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Writes the property values of the source and target vertices of
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Expression |
Description |
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Simple edge writer creation |
namespace boost { template < typename VertexPropertyMap , typename OutputStream , typename CharT , typename Filter > simple_edge_writer<VertexPropertyMap,OutputStream,CharT,Filter> make_simple_edge_writer( VertexPropertyMap property_map , OutputStream& os , CharT const* suffix , Filter ); } // namespace boost
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Requires a |
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Simple edge writer creation with filter |
namespace boost { template < typename Filter , typename VertexPropertyMap , typename OutputStream , typename CharT > ::boost::fusion::pair< Filter , simple_edge_writer<VertexPropertyMap,OutputStream,CharT,Filter> > fuse_simple_edge_writer( VertexPropertyMap property_map , OutputStream& os , CharT const* suffix ); } // namespace boost
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Requires the |
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Class: SFRest::Centralized_role_management
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- SFRest::Centralized_role_management
- Defined in:
- lib/sfrest/centralized_role_management.rb
Overview
We need to keep this naming due to the way connection.rb autoloads things. rubocop: disable Naming/ClassAndModuleCamelCase Manage the centralized role management feature.
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#centralized_role_mapping ⇒ Array
Get current centralized role management settings.
-
#disable_role_mapping(factory_role) ⇒ Array
Disable the centralized role management settings for a given role.
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#enable_role_mapping(factory_role, site_role = '') ⇒ Array
Enable the centralized role management settings for a given role.
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#initialize(conn) ⇒ Centralized_role_management
constructor
A new instance of Centralized_role_management.
Constructor Details
#initialize(conn) ⇒ Centralized_role_management
Returns a new instance of Centralized_role_management.
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# File 'lib/sfrest/centralized_role_management.rb', line 11 def initialize(conn) @conn = conn end |
Instance Method Details
#centralized_role_mapping ⇒ Array
Get current centralized role management settings
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# File 'lib/sfrest/centralized_role_management.rb', line 18 def centralized_role_mapping @conn.get('/api/v1/centralized-role-management') end |
#disable_role_mapping(factory_role) ⇒ Array
Disable the centralized role management settings for a given role.
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# File 'lib/sfrest/centralized_role_management.rb', line 38 def disable_role_mapping(factory_role) @conn.delete("/api/v1/centralized-role-management/#{factory_role}") end |
#enable_role_mapping(factory_role, site_role = '') ⇒ Array
Enable the centralized role management settings for a given role.
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# File 'lib/sfrest/centralized_role_management.rb', line 27 def enable_role_mapping(factory_role, site_role = '') payload = { 'site_role' => site_role }.to_json @conn.put("/api/v1/centralized-role-management/#{factory_role}", payload) end |


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Data preprocessing - Exporting IDyOM output data to other formats
py2lispIDyOM provides methods to export certain (or all) properties of the IDyOM outputs of selected (or all) melodies in different formats (.mat
and .csv
).
This tutorial will cover how to export outputs using py2lispIDyOM, given that you already have the .dat
file output. For an overview of the py2lispIDyOM functionality, see the README.
We will continue the sample example as in the 1_running_IDyOM_tutorial.ipynb, and extract some IDyOM outputs from that experiment, where the log folder is experiment_history/21-05-22_17.05.05/
[1]:
# import Export from export module
import py2lispIDyOM as py2lispIDyOM
from py2lispIDyOM.export import Export
1. Export outputs to .mat
formats
In this section, we will go over how to export the IDyOM outputs of melodies to .mat
files using the export2mat()
method.
1.1 Export selected outputs of selected melodies to .mat
In this example, we will export the melody_name
, cpitch
, and information.content
of the two melodies named ‘“chord-001”’ and ‘“chor-002”’ in the experiment 21-05-22_17.05.05
.
To check the available idyom_output_keywords
, please see the 2a_data_preprocessing_extracting tutorial.
[2]:
# define the parameters for the Export object
export_mat = Export(experiment_folder_path='experiment_history/21-05-22_17.05.05/',
idyom_output_keywords=['onset', 'cpitch', 'melody.name'],
melody_names=['"chor-001"', '"chor-002"'])
# export to .mat by calling the `export2mat()` method
export_mat.export2mat()
Exported data to experiment_history/21-05-22_17.05.05/outputs_in_mat/
Exported data to experiment_history/21-05-22_17.05.05/outputs_in_mat/
The output files are:
chor001_cpitch.mat
chor001_melody_name.mat
chor001_onset.mat
chor002_cpitch.mat
chor002_melody_name.mat
chor002_onset.mat
1.2 Export selected outputs of all melodies to .mat
To export selected outputs of all melodies, you don’t need to specify the melody_names
. If not specified, the selected properties of all melodies data will be exported, by default.
Here, we will export information.content
and entropy
of all the melodies in the experiment 21-05-22_17.05.05
.
[3]:
# define the parameters for the Export object
export_mat = Export(experiment_folder_path='experiment_history/21-05-22_17.05.05/',
idyom_output_keywords=['melody.name','information.content', 'entropy'])
# export to .mat by calling the `export2mat()` method
export_mat.export2mat()
Exported data to experiment_history/21-05-22_17.05.05/outputs_in_mat/
The output files are:
entropy.mat
information_content.mat
melody_name.mat
2. Export outputs to .csv
formats
In this section, we will go over how to export IDyOM outputs of melodies to .csv
files using the export2csv()
method.
In the current py2lispIDyOM version, export2csv()
only supports exporting all IDyoM outputs of selected or all melodies in the experiment.
The output will be a .csv
file containing all IDyOM outputs for each melody.
2.1 Export outputs of selected melodies to .csv
In this example, we will export the IDyOM outputs of the two melodies named ‘“chord-005”’ and ‘“chor-006”’ in the experiment 21-05-22_17.05.05
.
To check the available idyom_output_keywords
, please see the 2a_data_preprocessing_extracting tutorial.
[4]:
# define the parameters for the Export object
export_mat = Export(experiment_folder_path='experiment_history/21-05-22_17.05.05/',
melody_names=['"chor-005"', '"chor-006"'])
# export to .mat by calling the `export2mat()` method
export_mat.export2csv()
Exported data to experiment_history/21-05-22_17.05.05/outputs_in_csv/
The output files are:
chor-005.csv
chor-006.csv
2.2 Export outputs of all melodies to .csv
To export outputs of all melodies, simply leave the melody_names
argument as empty.
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Hong Kong police fire water cannon at Guy Fawkes protesters
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired water cannon at protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks and crowding the tourist streets of Tsim Sha Tsui where at least one restaurant was vandalized.


Pep Guardiola 'disappointed' with Gareth Southgate over Raheem Sterling treatment
England boss Gareth Southgate acted decisively after Sterling became involved in an altercation with Liverpool's Joe Gomez at St George's Park
by Matt Maltby, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matt-maltby/Yaya Toure has suggested Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola may not approve of Raheem Sterling's England ban.
England boss Gareth Southgate acted decisively after Sterling became involved in an altercation with Liverpool's Joe Gomez at St George's Park, standing the forward down from Thursday's Euro 2020 qualifier against Montenegro, the national side's 1,000th match.
There has been plenty of debate about the incident - which had its origins 24 hours earlier when the players clashed during a top-of-the-table Premier League clash at Anfield - with some supporting Southgate's action and others deeming it harsh.
Toure sides with his former City team-mate, believing the issue has been overblown.
"Pep Guardiola could be a little bit disappointed with him (Southgate)," Toure told Sky Sports News.
"Raheem is still young and learning. If my player acted like that, being angry and showing himself like this, I would be very happy. This means he wants to win and achieve - that is important. A player without this character, for me, is nonsense.
"I think people are overreacting because in training this can happen. In the game they were face to face and then straight to the international team.
"The manager does not have to be involved. It's not good for the player's mentality. Raheem is one of the best players in England at the moment."
Toure went on to point out the pressures bearing on Sterling, adding: "For him to be in this kind of situation - with all the pressure around him and on his shoulders, he has to deal with racism, plus the fact he was playing at Anfield where the fans are booing him - it can affect him."
Toure, 36, elaborated on the theme of racial abuse of which he has bitter personal experience.
He called for more action at the top of the game and said England leaving the pitch after being subjected to vile racist taunts in last month's game in Bulgaria would have been a welcome move.
"I would have loved it. I would be happy, it would deliver the biggest message," he said.
"I think what players need to do now is just go out. Leaving the pitch will send a big message to FIFA and UEFA and show them these footballers are more important.
"There needs to be a solution, FIFA needs people who will work on this case especially."


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Democrat Incumbent Sherrod Brown won the Senate race against Republican Jim Renacci, beating his challenger 52.72%-47.28% with 94.35% of precincts reporting in Ohio. This will be Senator Brown’s third term.
“Tonight, Ohio, you showed the country that by putting people first and by honoring the dignity of work, we can carry a state Donald Trump won by nearly 10 points,” Brown said in his victory speech.
One third of the U.S. Senate was up for re-election this midterm election. 26 Democrats (including two Independents who caucus with the Democratic Party) and nine Republicans.
“We've seen so much energy this year from Ohioans who are fighting to defend healthcare, keep our communities safe and protect the progress we have made,” Sherrod Brown said in an email about “The Blue Wave.”
“I think the Blue Wave is beneficial for everyone,” Lily Gregorian, sophomore studying biology said.
Senator Brown was born and raised in Mansfield, Ohio. Prior to his first Senate Election, Brown was a member of the Ohio General Assembly and served as Ohio’s Secretary of State and represented Ohio’s 13th District in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, speaks at the Students for Sherrod event in Baker Center on Aug. 29. (FILE)
Senator Brown has spent his campaign travelling around the state and holding events to talk with voters about the issues they care the most about. Brown also talked to voters about what he’s going to do to make sure all Ohioans can get ahead.
“The single biggest problem facing Ohioans is that as they work harder than ever, they have less and less to show for the work they put in,” Brown said in an email. “I’m fighting to make sure every single Ohioan has the opportunity to succeed -- from the first-generation college student working their way through school at OU, to the nurse in Cincinnati or the business owner in Sandusky.”
One of Senator Brown’s main focuses in his political career has been standing up for American workers. He has spent his career fighting to make sure Ohioans see their work pay off by investing in job-training programs. He’s also attempted to make it easier for student borrowers to refinance their loans. Brown said in an email that he has also fought to raise wages and wants to make sure workers “have a seat at the table and the ability to organize and bargain.”
“Above all, I believe there is dignity in all work,” Brown said in an email.
Senator Brown made the opioid epidemic also one of his main concerns. Brown has been working with fellow Senator Rob Portman, R-OH. to make it easier for Ohioans battling addiction to receive treatment. Ohio has the second highest opioid overdose death rate per state, according to the CDC.
“I hear from Ohioans on the frontlines of this epidemic everyday and they need Congress to step up and provide the resources they need to make an impact in their communities,” Brown said in an email.
Creating jobs is one of Senator Brown’s top priorities for his next term. He is pursuing new policies that will support U.S. job creation, Brown said in an email. Some of these policies include renegotiating trades so they work better for Ohioans to tax incentives for companies who keep jobs in the U.S.
“While we invest in workers, we must also invest in communities to create new jobs and new opportunities for Ohioans,” Brown said in an email.
Senator Brown was predicted to win this race by 15 points, according to CNN. In 2012, Brown beat Ohio State Treasurer Josh Mandel by 6 points in the Senate race.
“This is the most important election of our lifetimes because every other election has passed and is relevant at this point. We have to focus on now. This is the most important one that we have to focus on and we have to break away from the current trajectory that President Trump has taken taken this country on. We really need to write the ship and get it going back on the right direction,” Bailey Williams, president of Ohio University College Democrats said.
For the past 11 years, Ohio has had a Democratic Senator and a Republican Senator. Before this election, only 14 states had a Senator from each of the main political parties, according to Pew Research Center.
“I think for Ohio it’s fair. If you’re a Republican, you have your views that can be heard in the Senate, and if you’re a Democrat, your views can be heard in the Senate as well. I think it’s good for Ohio. We’re a swing state, we have a lot of views that are different, and I think maintaining both makes it fair for everyone,” Alex Herges, junior studying sports management said.
Brown defeated Congressman Renacci who had been in the U.S. House Representatives for Ohio’s 16th district since 2010. Before his career in politics, he was a businessman and operated over 60 businesses. He created 1,500 new jobs and employed 3,000 people statewide, according to his campaign website.
“For my lifetime (this is the most important election cycle) because of the political tension that is going on right now. People are making things super divided, I don’t think we are as (divided as) it appears on social media,” Missy Pedulla, president of Ohio University College Republicans said.
Senator Brown spent election night in Columbus with his family and fellow Democratic candidates.
“I have spent my career fighting for working families across our state,” Brown said in an email. “I am proud that Ohioans know me, know my record, and know that they can count on me to give them a voice in the Senate.”
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