getpib(1) Qualcomm Atheros Open Powerline Toolkit getpib(1) NAME getpib - Qualcomm Atheros PIB Data Extractor SYNOPSIS getpib file offset format [length] DESCRIPTION This program is a companion to program setpib and is designed to support shell scripts. It extracts PIB file parameters so that a scripting language can evaluate, manipulate or store them with minimal effort. Good scripting skills and some imagination may be required to make effective use of this program. Users having a detailed knowledge of PIB content and structure can make extremely effective use of this program; however, Atheros is under no obligation to provide customers with the offset, length or format of PIB file parameters. This program is part of the Qualcomm Atheros Powerline Toolkit. See the AMP man page for an overview and installation instructions. OPTIONS - c character The appended character. Append this character each line of output instead of newline. Use this to create a comma separated list of value, for example, by specifying a comma. -n Append a newline to the output. -q Enable quiet mode which has no effect. -v Verbose mode. Does nothing. -?,--help Print program help summary on stdout. This option takes precedence over other options on the command line. -!,--version Print program version information on stdout. This option takes precedence over other options on the command line. Usethis option when sending screen dumps to Atheros Technical Support so that they know exactly which version of the Linux Toolkit you are using. ARGUMENTS file The PIB filename. This argument is required and must appear first on the command line. No assumptions are made based on filename and no filename conventions are enforced; however, an invalid PIB file will be rejected. offset The data offset in bytes expressed in hexadecimal. This argument is required and must follow the filename. A leading "0x" prefix is optional. The data offset plus the data length cannot exceed the file extent. format The output format. This argument is required and must follow the offset. Some formats imply fixed data length. Others formats are for variable length data. The fixed data formats are byte, word, long, hfid, mac and key. The variable data formats are data and text. The formats are described in the next section. length The data length in bytes expressed in decimal. This argument is only required for the the data formats data and text. The data offset plus the data length cannot exceed the file extent. The data length cannot exceed 1024. FORMATS byte Extract 1 byte and display it as an unsigned decimal integer value. The offset advances byte before starting another extraction. word Extract 2 consecutive bytes and display them as an unsigned decimal integer value after endian conversion. The offset advances bytes before starting another extraction. long Extract 4 consecutive bytes and display them as an unsigned decimal integer value after endian conversion. The offset advances 4 bytes before starting another extraction. huge Extract 8 consecutive bytes and display them as an unsigned decimal integer value after endian conversion. The offset advances 8 bytes before starting another extraction. xbyte Extract 1 byte and display it as a hexadecimal integer value. The offset advances byte before starting another extraction. xword Extract 2 consecutive bytes and display them as a hexadecimal integer value after endian conversion. The offset advances bytes before starting another extraction. xlong Extract 4 consecutive bytes and display them as a hexadecimal integer value after endian conversion. The offset advances 4 bytes before starting another extraction. xhuge Extract 8 consecutive bytes and display them as a hexadecimal integer value after endian conversion. The offset advances 8 bytes before starting another extraction. data length Extract the specified number of bytes and display them as a hexadecimal string with no punctuation to separate octets. The offset advances length bytes before starting another extraction. The minimum length is 1. The maxi‐ mum length is 1024. mac Extract 6 bytes and display them as a colon-separated hexadecimal string. The offset advances 6 bytes before starting another extraction. This is similar to "data 6" but colons separate each octet. key Extract 16 bytes and display them as a colon-separated hexadecimal string. The offset advances 16 bytes before starting another extraction. This is similar to "data 16" but colons separate each octet. hfid Extract 64 consecutive bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-printable char‐ acter. The offset advances 64 bytes before starting another extraction. This is equivalent to "text 64". skip length Advance the specified number of bytes without displaying anything. The offset advances by length bytes before starting another extraction. The minimum length is 1. The maximum length is 1024. text length Extract the specified number of bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-print‐ able character. The offset advances the specified number of bytes before starting another extraction. TR-069 accesspassword Extract 65 consecutive bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-printable char‐ acter. The offset advances 65 bytes before starting another extraction. This format is equivalent to "text 65". accessusername Extract 33 consecutive bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-printable char‐ acter. The offset advances 33 bytes before starting another extraction. This format is equivalent to "text 33". adminpassword Extract 33 consecutive bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-printable char‐ acter. The offset advances 33 bytes before starting another extraction. This format is equivalent to "text 33". adminusername Extract 33 consecutive bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-printable char‐ acter. The offset advances 33 bytes before starting another extraction. This format is equivalent to "text 33". password Extract 257 consecutive bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-printable char‐ acter. The offset advances 257 bytes before starting another extraction. This format is equivalent to "text 257". url Extract 257 consecutive bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-printable char‐ acter. The offset advances 257 bytes before starting another extraction. This format is equivalent to "text 257". username Extract 257 consecutive bytes and display them as an ASCII string that terminates at the first non-printable char‐ acter. The offset advances 257 bytes before starting another extraction. This format is equivalent to "text 257". EXAMPLES The following example extracts one byte from offset 01F7 of PIB file abc.pib and displays it as an unsigned decimal inte‐ ger string. No length specification is needed because the byte format has an implied length of 1 byte. The displayed value is 232 because the byte format is decimal. We could have specified "data 1" to display the byte in hexadecimal. The return prompt appears on the display line because option -n was omitted. # getpib abc.pib 01F7 byte 232# The next example extracts two bytes at offset 01F7 and displays them as a hexadecimal string. A length of 2 is needed because the data format is variable length. We could have specified "word" to display these bytes as an unsigned decimal integer string. The hexadecimal string consists two octets E8 and 8A. The first byte is the same one extracted in the last example. The return prompt appears on a new line because option -n was present. # getpib abc.pib 01F7 data 2 -n E88A # DISCLAIMER PIB file structure and content is proprietary to Qualcomm Atheros, Ocala FL USA. Consequently, public information is not available. Qualcomm Atheros reserves the right to modify PIB file structure or content in future firmware releases with‐ out any obligation to notify or compensate users of this program. SEE ALSO chkpib(7), chkpib2(7), modpib(1), pib2xml(1), pibcomp(1), pibdump(1), setpib(1), xml2pib(1) CREDITS Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>open-plc-utils-0.0.3 November 2013 getpib(1)


Marks a variable as qualified with the C++ keyword mutable.
The <cxxVariableStorageClassSpecifierMutable> element has no children. It can have the fixed attributes name and value both of which are set to "mutable".
<cxxVariableDefinition> <cxxVariableAccessSpecifier value="private"/> <cxxVariableStorageClassSpecifierMutable/> <cxxVariableDeclaredType> <apiRelation href="class_t_call_back.xml#class_t_call_back">TCallBack</apiRelation> </cxxVariableDeclaredType> <cxxVariableScopedName>RFbsSession</cxxVariableScopedName> <cxxVariablePrototype>TCallBack iCallBack</cxxVariablePrototype> <cxxVariableNameLookup>RFbsSession::iCallBack</cxxVariableNameLookup> <cxxVariableAPIItemLocation> <cxxVariableDeclarationFile name="filePath" value="C:/src/include/fbs.h"/> <cxxVariableDeclarationFileLine name="lineNumber" value="121"/> </cxxVariableAPIItemLocation> </cxxVariableDefinition>


Minutes of the Node Team Meeting
4:00 - 4:30 PM, 0 January 2015
Present:
Matt Bleifer, Scotty Beauchamp, Mike Ryu, Grant Plaster
Absent:
(None)
Excused: Grant Campanelli, Michael Murphy
Discussion Topics and Corresponding Details
- Standard Tool for Prototyping
- Pencil
- All members to download and try out
- Mike Ryu will come up with top level (first screen) UI mockup
- Task Assignments for Milestone 2 Done on Asana
- More to be added by Matt Bleifer
- This week's reading has important concepts in them
- Top Level UI Overview
- Mockup not made yet, so difficult to come up with just ideas without any visuals ...
- More ideas will be brought in during tomorrow's class lab time
- Micahel M, if returns, will have more input to the UI
- Expectations for main UI elements and features
- Refer to related files on Google Drive
- Graphics: Histogram / Pie Chart
- Curve Setting: directly on graphics elements
- Gradbook: Spreadsheet-esque UI
- Top File Menu (File, Edit, Grading, Students ...)
- Late Policy Setup
- Initial Setup
Action Items (for Monday's Client Meeting)
- Attend tomorrow's class meeting (lab) to further discuss project specifications and ideas
- All members to download and try out Pencil (mockup tool)


THE GETAWAY A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Directed by Roger Donaldson Written by Walter Hill & Amy Holden Jones Starring Alec Baldwin, Kim Basinger, and Michael Madsen MPAA Rating "R" Running Time Approx. 120 minutes
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"It's been my experience that having friends is overrated." - Michael Madsen to Baldwin & Basinger as their characters discuss trust.
Though flat as the proverbial pancake, Roger Donaldson's THE GETAWAY is the best alternative, yet, to a season overloaded with oppressive drama. In the wake of everything from Vietnam to the Holocaust, this throwaway Basinger/Baldwin vehicle is pleasingly passable pulp.
The original GETAWAY, directed in 1972 by Sam Peckinpah, starred Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw. Now, cutest-couple Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger takeover the roles of a crime couple who double-cross both their partner and their sponsor in a million-dollar heist.
Believe or it not, Alec Baldwin is the best thing in this movie.
Even when sporting a temporary beard (which makes him look like GI-Joe), the former Jack Ryan outclasses everyone else including his wife.
The rest of the cast is a loss, though.
Kim Basinger tries to look tough, but she's no more intimidating than costars Michael Madsen (the partner) and James Woods (the sponsor). Together, they provide three textbook examples of good bad acting.
Talent (or lack thereof) notwithstanding, the four do pretty well for about an hour. With Baldwin in the lead, they plan their crosses and double-crosses and create a level of tension that never evaporates from the film.
The pace stinks and nothing's funny, but director has a flair for action that keeps the first hour interesting. The midday robbery at a dog track is a keeper. As is a chase on a train with Baldwin stalking a petty thief.
Then a bomb drops with Slim Pickens ridin'.
Mousey-voiced Jennifer Tilly shows up around the film's midpoint and completely changes the tone of the film. Playing a dim-but-buxom hostage, she has the Meyer Touch: every scene she touches turns to camp. Which is frustrating as all get-out because the rest of the cast is playing things straight!
Of course, a little unintentional humor isn't bad. Until the writers beginning adding their *own* jokes into the last half-hour. By the inevitable Big Shoot-Out, everyone's going in three different directions. Some are doing deadpan. Some are trying to be funny. Others are funny *without* trying.
Sample dialogue from finale: Tilly to Madsen: "What's the plan?" Madsen to Tilly: "The plan is shaddup."
 Madsen talking tough with a kitten on his chest is something to see. As is Basinger and Baldwin having a heart-to-heart in a landfill. But, for my money, nothing screams "stop" louder than the sight of a Basinger haymaker striking Tilly's joke jaw.
Has it really come to this?
Bottom line: Roger Donaldson's flat remake of "The Getaway" is a tolerable tonic to a season weighted with heavy drama. If nothing else, it's a great warm-up for Baldwin, who'll be lurking this summer as... The Shadow.
Grade: C+
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Man filmed repeatedly punching his dog while walking in park is jailed
A dog owner has been jailed for over five months after he was caught on camera repeatedly punching his pet.
Robert Black was given the 23-week sentence at Reading Magistrates’ Court for causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal.
A witness saw him beating his dog in Victoria Park, Newbury, Berkshire, on December 21 last year so contacted police.
He was arrested soon after and CCTV caught the moment that he attacked the mixed-breed dog.
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Black appears to have reacted when his pet tussled with other dogs in the park.
PC David Burleigh said: ‘Black demonstrated significant cruelty to his dog by punching it several times in the face, with no concern for its welfare.
‘This behaviour is clearly totally unacceptable for a pet owner and I am pleased that not only has he received a prison sentence for his actions, but that he has been banned from owning animals for the next 10 years.
‘We take reports such as these seriously and will look to investigate and take action against anyone who carries out this type of offence.’
Black has also been banned from owning animals for 10 years and his two dogs have been rehomed.


See: Description
| Class | Description |
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| AudioContext |
AudioContext provides the core audio set up for running audio in a Beads
project.
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| AudioIO |
AudioIO is the abstract base class for setting up interaction between
AudioContext and the world. |
| AudioUtils |
AudioUtils provides basic conversion of buffers of audio data between
different formats, interleaving, and some other miscellaneous audio functions.
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| Bead |
Bead is an abstract class which defines basic behaviour such as starting and stopping, pausing and handling messages.
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| BeadArray |
BeadArray represents an array of Beads (and is itself a subclass of Bead).
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| BuildVersion | |
| IOAudioFormat |
Encapsulates data bout audio format for IO.
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| JackRemote | |
| TimeStamp |
TimeStamps store time with respect to the current
AudioContext . |
| UGen |
A UGen is the main base class for implementing signal generation and processing units (unit generators).
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| UGenChain |
Organizes a series of connected UGens into one unit.
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| Enum | Description |
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| UGen.OutputInitializationRegime |
Used to determine how a UGen sets its outputs up before calculateBuffer() is called.
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| UGen.OutputPauseRegime |


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Contact: B. Wyman Reviewers: Change history: WebCVS Log for bgrid_prog_var.f90
Initializes a derived-type variable that contains prognostic variables for the B-grid dynamical core.
This modules defines and initializes a derived-type variable (prog_var_type) that contains the following prognostic fields: surface pressure, temperature, momentum, and tracers. The main initialization interface allocates storage for a prog_var_type variable. Additional interfaces allocate storage for separate fields. All array storage includes the halo region when the allocation is done. There are also operators and interfaces for performing some simple operations between prog_var_type variables.
bgrid_horiz_mod bgrid_vert_mod bgrid_halo_mod bgrid_cold_start_mod fms_mod field_manager_mod tracer_manager_mod
use bgrid_prog_var_mod [, only: prog_var_type, prog_var_init, var_init, prog_var_times_scalar, prog_var_equals_scalar, prog_var_time_diff, open_prog_var_file, read_prog_var, write_prog_var ] prog_var_type derived-type that contains horizontal and vertical grid sizes, and the prognostic variables for pressure, momentum, temperature, and tracers. prog_var_init initializes prog_var_type variable (all data arrays are set to zero) var_init initializes storage for real arrays (sets to zero) prog_var_times_scalar multiplies the prognostic variables within a prog_var_type variable by a constant real scalar prog_var_time_diff performs explicit time differencing prog_var_equals_scalar assigns a scalar to all prognostic variables in a prog_var_type open_prog_var_file opens the restart file for bgrid prognostic variables read_prog_var reads the restart file for bgrid prognostic variables write_prog_var reads the restart file for bgrid prognostic variables
type prog_var_type --- integers (scalar) --- nlon = number of longitude points (first dimension) excludes halo points nlat = number of latitude points (second dimension) excludes halo points nlev = number of vertical levels ntrace = number of tracers ilb = lower bound (1st dimension) includes halo points iub = upper bound (1st dimension) includes halo points jlb = lower bound (2nd dimension) includes halo points jub = upper bound (2nd dimension) includes halo points klb = lower bound (3rd dimension) kub = upper bound (3rd dimension) --- prognostic fields (real arrays) --- ps = surface pressure [real, dimension (ilb:iub, jlb:jub) ] pssl = surface pressure at eta=1 (sea level) [real, dimension (ilb:iub, jlb:jub) ] u = zonal wind component [real, dimension (ilb:iub, jlb:jub, klb:kub) ] v = meridional wind component [real, dimension (ilb:iub, jlb:jub, klb:kub) ] t = temperature [real, dimension (ilb:iub, jlb:jub, klb:kub) ] r = arbitrary number of tracers (includes specific humidity) [real, dimension (ilb:iub, jlb:jub, klb:kub, 1:ntrace) ]
call prog_var_init ( Hgrid, nlev, ntrs, Vars ) INPUT Hgrid Derived-type variable containing horizontal grid constants. [type(horiz_grid_type), see horiz_grid_mod] nlev The number of full model levels for the prognostic variables. [integer] ntrs The total number of tracers. [integer] INPUT/OUTPUT Vars Derived-type variable containing the model's prognostic fields (see above). [type(prog_var_type)] --------------------------------------------------------------------- The interface var_init can take several forms. var => var_init ( Hgrid ) var => var_init ( Hgrid, kdim ) var => var_init ( Hgrid, kdim, ntrace ) var => var_init ( ilb, iub, jlb, jub ) var => var_init ( ilb, iub, jlb, jub, kdim ) var => var_init ( ilb, iub, jlb, jub, kdim, ntrace ) INPUT Hgrid Derived-type variable containing horizontal grid constants. [type(horiz_grid_type), see horiz_grid_mod] ilb Lower bound/index for first dimension. [integer] iub Upper bound/index for first dimension. [integer] jlb Lower bound/index for second dimension. [integer] jub Upper bound/index for second dimension. [integer] kdim The size of the third dimension (or level dimension). [integer] ntrace The size of the fourth dimension (or tracer dimension). [integer] RETURNS The returned value is a pointer to memory. Fields that are initialized this way must be declared at pointers. Use the following syntax: real, pointer :: var(:,:) or var(:,:,:) or var(:,:,:,:) --------------------------------------------------------------------- call prog_var_times_scalar ( Var, scalar ) INPUT/OUTPUT Var prog_var_type which on output will have the prognostic variable components (u,v,t,r,ps,pssl) multiplied by scalar INPUT scalar a real scalar quantity --------------------------------------------------------------------- call prog_var_equals_scalar ( Var, scalar ) INPUT/OUTPUT Var prog_var_type which on output will have the prognostic variable components (u,v,t,r,ps,pssl) multiplied by scalar INPUT scalar a real scalar quantity --------------------------------------------------------------------- call prog_var_time_diff ( dt, Var_dt, Var, nt ) INPUT dt time step [real] INPUT/OUTPUT Var_dt input value is the tendency for prognostic variables, the output value is zero [prog_var_type] Var the prognostic variables, the input values are at time level n, and the output values are at time level n+1 [prog_var_type] OPTIONAL INPUT nt number of tracers to be advanced in time, by default all tracers will be advanced from time n to n+1 --------------------------------------------------------------------- call open_prog_var_file ( ix, jx, kx ) OUTPUT ix, jx, kx The 3-dimensional size of a prognostic field. [integer] ------------------------------------------------------------- call read_prog_var ( Hgrid, Var, eta, peta, fis, res ) INPUT/OUTPUT Hgrid Var OUTPUT eta peta fis res ------------------------------------------------------------- call write_prog_var ( Var, Hgrid, Vgrid, fis, res ) INPUT Var Hgrid Vgrid fis res
None.
None.
None.
Need routines to release allocated memory. These may be called prog_var_end and var_end.


String constraints perform tests that are specific to strings. Attempting to test a non-string value with a string constraint is an error and gives an exception.
The Text prefix is deprecated beginning with NUnit 2.5.1 and will be removed in NUnit 3.0.
Tests for a substring.
SubstringConstraint(string expected)
Is.StringContaining(string expected) Contains.Substring(string expected) ContainsSubstring(string expected) Contains(string expected) [Obsolete] Text.Contains(string expected) [Obsolete] Text.DoesNotContain(string expected)
...IgnoreCase
string phrase = "Make your tests fail before passing!" Assert.That( phrase, Is.StringContaining( "tests fail" ) ); Assert.That( phrase, Contains.Substring( "tests fail" ) ); Assert.That( phrase, Is.Not.StringContaining( "tests pass" ) ); Assert.That( phrase, Is.StringContaining( "make" ).IgnoreCase ); Expect (phrase, Contains.Substring( "make" ).IgnoreCase );
Tests for an initial string.
StartsWithConstraint(string expected)
Is.StringStarting(string expected) StartsWith(string expected) [Obsolete] Text.StartsWith(string expected) [Obsolete] Text.DoesNotStartWith(string expected)
...IgnoreCase
string phrase = "Make your tests fail before passing!" Assert.That( phrase, Is.StringStarting( "Make" ) ); Assert.That( phrase, Is.Not.StringStarting( "Break" ) ); Assert.That( phrase, Has.Length.GreaterThan(10) .And.Not.StartsWith( "Break" ) ); Expect( phrase, StartsWith( "Make" ) );
Tests for an ending string.
EndsWithConstraint(string expected)
Is.StringEnding(string expected) EndsWith(string expected) [Obsolete] Text.EndsWith(string expected) [Obsolete] Text.DoesNotEndWith(string expected)
...IgnoreCase
string phrase = "Make your tests fail before passing!" Assert.That( phrase, Is.StringEnding( "!" ) ); Assert.That( phrase, Is.StringEnding( "PASSING!" ).IgnoreCase ); Expect( phrase, EndsWith( "!" ) );
Tests that a pattern is matched.
RegexConstraint(string pattern)
Is.StringMatching(string pattern) Matches(string pattern) [Obsolete] Text.Matches(string pattern) [Obsolete] Text.DoesNotMatch(string pattern)
...IgnoreCase
string phrase = "Make your tests fail before passing!" Assert.That( phrase, Is.StringMatching( "Make.*tests.*pass" ) ); Assert.That( phrase, Is.Not.StringMatching( "your.*passing.*tests" ) ); Assert.That( phrase, Has.Length.GreaterThan(10) .And.Not.Matches( "your.*passing.*tests" ) ); Expect( phrase, Matches( "Make.*pass" ) );


My name is Synthia.I am a student at moringa school.
I took up programming because it will give me a chance to incorporate technical
skills and creativity.I will also develop problem solving skills.
my hobbies
coding
reading novels
baking
listening to music
my projects
my-first-website
This is my first website at moringa school.in it people get to
know more about me by knowing my favourite things


This graph shows all the schools in Iowa where 50% or more of their students are on a free or reduced lunch program. A total of 64 school districts are shown.


Copyright (c) 1996 A. Ollikainen, J. Ollikainen, T. Saarinen
This game is played on a 6x6 square board with the following setup:
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The idea of this game is based on the Scissors-Rock-Paper game.
| An example
White's turn. He only has one stack of size 3 (and so it's vulnerable to enemy stacks of size 2). In his move, he captures d3:d4. The logical reply is f4:g3 and there is no way to protect the white stacks f1 and f2. White has lost the game. |
There is a computer opponent for Trimok. Check one of these websites [I, II].


---
title: Progress Bar
layout: layout-sidenav
description: Provide up-to-date feedback on the progress of a workflow or action with simple yet flexible progress bars.
category: general
react-link: ?path=/docs/components-progress-bar--default-story
github-link: true
toc: true
---
{% capture default-progress-bar %}
{% include page-component/component-header.html %}
Example
{% include page-component/component-code-snippet.html compTitle="Default progress bar" compName="default-progress-bar" code=default-progress-bar %}
{% include page-component/component-code-snippet.html compTitle="With label" compName="with-label" code=with-label %}
{% include page-component/component-code-snippet.html compTitle="Striped progress bar" compName="striped-progress-bar" code=striped-progress-bar %}
{% include page-component/component-code-snippet.html compTitle="Animated progress bar" compName="animated-progress-bar" code=animated-progress-bar %}
{% include page-component/component-code-snippet.html compTitle="Stacked progress bar" compName="stacked-progress-bar" code=stacked-progress-bar %}
Anatomy
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Indicator: Tells the users how far along in a process they are in.
Usage guidelines
Progress bar should be used:
- When you want to show users where they are in a process.
- When you want to amount completed, e.g when a user uploads a document.
Progress bar should not be used:
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As a indicator when users are navigating from page to page.
Usability guidelines
Keeps progress bars moving
This allows users to know that their task is progressing. Users may associate a stationary indicator as a stalled process.
Use consistent progress bars
Do use one type of indicator bar style and not switch between as this may cause confusion to the user.
Progress bar design tokens
{%- highlight sass -%}{{progress-bar-design-tokens}}{%- endhighlight -%}


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Execution proceeds from right to left, except that when
a right parenthesis is encountered, the segment enclosed by it
and its matching left parenthesis is executed, and its result
replaces the entire segment and its enclosing parentheses.
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Adverbs and conjunctions are executed before verbs;
the phrase ,"2-a is equivalent to (,"2)-a ,
not to ,"(2-a) . Moreover, the left argument of
an adverb or conjunction is the entire verb phrase that precedes it.
Thus, in the phrase +/ . */b , the rightmost
adverb / applies to the verb derived from the
phrase +/ . * , not to the verb * .
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A verb is applied dyadically if possible; that is, if preceded by
a noun that is not itself the right argument of a conjunction.
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Certain trains form verbs and adverbs,
as described in § F.
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To ensure that these summary parsing rules agree with the
precise parsing rules prescribed below, it may be necessary
to parenthesize an adverbial or conjunctival phrase that produces
anything other than a noun or verb.
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unparenthesized expression the right argument of any verb is
the result of the entire phrase to its right. The sentence


Choose Meredith or the Tibetan Monk.
Hold your device horizontally and turn it slowly sidewards to the left and right to modulate the voices.
Turn it up vertically towards you for muting the voices.
This application uses a short extract of the song “Early Morning Melody” from Meredith Monk's “Book of the Days”.
The recording of Tibetan chant has been published by Falsalama on freesound.org.


Here you will see the books you desire to get your hands on, so you added them to your wish list. If you already read one of them or are no longer interested in it, simply click on "Delete from wishlist" — and it will be gone away!
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ReLU-based¶
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modrelu
(z: Tensor, b: float, c: float = 1e-3)¶ mod ReLU presented in [CIT2016-ARJOVSKY].
A variation of the ReLU named modReLU. It is a pointwise nonlinearity, \(modReLU(z) : C \longrightarrow C\), which affects only the absolute value of a complex number, defined
\[modReLU(z) = ReLU(|z|+b)*z/|z|\]
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crelu
(z: Tensor)¶ Mirror of
cvnn.activations.cart_relu
. Applies Rectified Linear Unit to both the real and imag part of z.The relu function, with default values, it returns element-wise max(x, 0).
Otherwise, it follows.
\[\begin{split}f(x) = \textrm{max_value}, \quad \textrm{for} \quad x >= \textrm{max_value} \\ f(x) = x, \quad \textrm{for} \quad \textrm{threshold} <= x < \textrm{max_value} \\ f(x) = \alpha * (x - \textrm{threshold}), \quad \textrm{otherwise} \\\end{split}\]- Parameters
z – Input tensor.
- Returns
Tensor result of the applied activation function
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zrelu
(z: Tensor)¶ zReLU presented in [CIT2016-GUBERMAN]. This methods let’s the output as the input if both real and imaginary parts are positive.
\[\begin{split}f(z) = z \quad \textrm{for} \quad 0 \leq \phi_z \leq \pi / 2 \\ f(z) = 0 \quad \textrm{elsewhere} \\\end{split}\]
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complex_cardioid
(z: Tensor)¶ Complex cardioid presented in [CIT2017-PATRICK]
This function maintains the phase information while attenuating the magnitude based on the phase itself. For real-valued inputs, it reduces to the ReLU.
\[f(z) = \frac{(1 + cos \phi_z) * z}{2}\]
- CIT2016-ARJOVSKY
Arjovsky et al. “Unitary Evolution Recurrent Neural Networks” 2016
- CIT2016-GUBERMAN
Guberman “On Complex Valued Convolutional Neural Networks” 2016
- CIT2017-PATRICK
Patrick et al. “Better than Real: Complex-valued Neural Nets for MRI Fingerprinting” 2017


Jenkins on CentOS
13 October 2015
Jenkins is an opensource and probably the most popular continuous integration tool in the Java community. There are many plugins out there available to make your coding life easier. It supports almost all version control systems and can run all your Maven or Ant tasks.
To install and configure Jenkins on CentOS, we have to first make sure that Java is installed on your machine. If not, please refer to this post from if-not-true-then-false.com
Add Jenkins to your repository
$ sudo wget -O /etc/yum.repos.d/jenkins.repo http://pkg.jenkins-ci.org/redhat/jenkins.repo
Resolving pkg.jenkins-ci.org (pkg.jenkins-ci.org)... <IP_ADDRESS>
Connecting to pkg.jenkins-ci.org (pkg.jenkins-ci.org)|<IP_ADDRESS>|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 75 [text/plain]
Saving to: â€˜/etc/yum.repos.d/jenkins.repoâ€™
$ sudo rpm --import http://pkg.jenkins-ci.org/redhat/jenkins-ci.org.key
Install jenkins
$ sudo yum install jenkins
Resolving Dependencies
--> Running transaction check
---> Package jenkins.noarch 0:1.586-1.1 will be installed
--> Finished Dependency Resolution
Dependencies Resolved
================================================================================
Package Arch Version Repository Size
================================================================================
Installing:
jenkins noarch 1.586-1.1 jenkins 59 M
Transaction Summary
================================================================================
Install 1 Package
Total download size: 59 M
Installed size: 65 M
Is this ok [y/d/N]: y
Downloading packages:
jenkins-1.586-1.1.noarch.rpm | 59 MB 00:34
Running transaction check
Running transaction test
Transaction test succeeded
Running transaction
Warning: RPMDB altered outside of yum.
Installing : jenkins-1.586-1.1.noarch 1/1
Verifying : jenkins-1.586-1.1.noarch 1/1
Installed:
jenkins.noarch 0:1.586-1.1
Complete!
To start jenkins on boot
$ sudo chkconfig jenkins on
$ sudo systemctl start jenkins
$ sudo netstat -tnlp | grep 8080
tcp6 0 0 :::8080 :::* LISTEN
To change jenkins default port
To change jenkins default port, you need to edit /etc/sysconfig/jenkins
and look for JENKINS_PORT=8080. Change 8080 into your desired port number. Make sure it is available and not taken by any other application such as Tomcat.
## Type: integer(0:65535)
## Default: 8080
## ServiceRestart: jenkins
#
# Port Jenkins is listening on.
# Set to -1 to disable
#
JENKINS_PORT="8081"
Proxying jenkins
To proxy jenkins using httpd, you will need a URL prefix to replace its existing web root context (/). To do this, edit /etc/sysconfig/jenkins
and look for JENKINS_ARGS then add --prefix=/jenkins
## Type: string
## Default: ""
## ServiceRestart: jenkins
#
# Pass arbitrary arguments to Jenkins.
# Full option list: java -jar jenkins.war --help
#
JENKINS_ARGS="--prefix=/jenkins"
Under /etc/httpd/conf.d
create a file called jenkins.conf
and type this contents
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName centos7
ProxyRequests Off
ProxyPreserveHost On
<Proxy http://localhost:8081/*>
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
</Proxy>
ProxyPass /jenkins http://localhost:8081/jenkins
ProxyPassReverse /jenkins http://localhost:8081/jenkins
</VirtualHost>
Restart jenkins and httpd. After which, jenkins should be available on http://centos7/jenkins
$ sudo systemctl restart httpd
$ sudo systemctl restart jenkins


2.7.2 - Tracers can now automatically record everything that passes them (change log)
2.7.1 - DiskMonitorPlugin, Offline Charts, BugFixes and Improvements (change log)
The ultimate MoSKito Integration Guide is on our blog. All secrets revealed!


Greetings from Seattle!
My first quarter at the University of Washington is done! It's been an absolutely wonderful experience so far, and has been amazing just to see the many ways that God has been at work.
Thank you so much for your continued prayers and support. It has been such a blessing to see the ways God has been at work, and I'm so excited to see what the rest of the year holds.
Prayer Requests:
- Pray I would continue to build strong relationships with students
- Pray that I would continue to adjust to the area and the job
- Pray I would continue to make new friends in the area
- Pray for my ongoing financial support


Sir Frederick Banting
Co-Discoverer of Insulin, Nobel Prize Winner
The Life of Frederick Banting.
- 1891:
Frederick Grant Banting was born at Alliston, Ontario, Canada.
- 1916:
Took his M.B. degree at the University of Toronto.
- 1918:
Joined the Canadian Army Medical Corps and served in World War one in
France.
- Later in 1918:
Wounded in the line of duty at the battle of Cambrai
- 1919:
Awarded the Military Cross for heroism under fire.
- later in 1919:
Returned to Canada, taking up occupation as general practitioner,
resident surgeon for sick children and teaching in orthopaedics.
- 1921:
Along with Dr. Charles Best, Banting discovered insulin.
- 1922:
Awarded his M.D. degree, along with a gold medal.
- Later in 1922: Became Senior Demonstrator in Medicine at the
University of Toronto.
- 1923:
Awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine. He was also elected
to the new Banting and Best chair for Medical Research.
- 1924:
Married Marion Robertson, with whom he had his only child, William. He
later divorced Marion.
- 1937:
Married his second wife, Henrietta Ball.
- 1938:
Began researching the effects that gravity has on aircraft pilots, the
result of which was the invention of the "g-suit".
- 1941:
While flying to England to display a prototype of a new flying suit,
one of the engines of the airplane failed. The plane crashed over Labrador.
Frederick died of his wounds the following day.
I am a firm believer in the theory that you can do or be anything
that you wish in this world, within reason, if you are prepared to
make the sacrifices, think and work hard enough and long enough.


The MTA uses a set of codes to refer to subway stations in New York. In order to use these codes for other requests in this API, make the request:
mtaapi.herokuapp.com/stations
{
"result": [
{
"id": "901N",
"name": "Grand Central - 42 St"
},
{
"id": "902N",
"name": "Times Sq - 42 St"
},
...
]
}
Given a station code (see above), get name and coordinates of every station.
id: the station id. Ex: 120S for 96th St.
mtaapi.herokuapp.com/stop?id=120S
{
"result": {
"lat": "40.752769",
"lon": "-73.979189",
"name": "Grand Central - 42 St"
}
}
This endpoint provides all subway arrival times at a given station.
id: the station id. Ex: 120S for 96th St.
mtaapi.herokuapp.com/api?id=120S
{
"result": {
"arrivals": [
"06:30:00",
"08:38:00",
"10:45:00",
"12:55:30",
...
"12:34:00",
"15:22:00",
"18:10:00",
"20:58:00"
],
"lat": "40.793919",
"lon": "-73.972323",
"name": "96 St"
}
}
This endpoint provides all subway stations where a train is stopping at the time specified
hour: the hour, from 00:59 to 23:59 (European format). Ex: 23 for 11pm, 09 for 9am
minute: the minutes, from 0 to 59
mtaapi.herokuapp.com/times?hour=10&minute=25
All stations where a train arrives at 10:25am
{
"result": [
{
"arrival": "10:25:00",
"id": "D22N",
"lat": "40.718267",
"lon": "-73.993753",
"name": "Grand St"
},
...
{
"arrival": "10:25:00",
"id": "H13S",
"lat": "40.585307",
"lon": "-73.820558",
"name": "Beach 98 St"
}
]
}


Selena Gomez Debuts the Meaningful Matching Tattoo She Got With Julia Michaels
by Alyssa BaileyFootage came out of Selena Gomez and Julia Michaels getting matching tattoos Monday night after Gomez made a guest appearance at Michaels' concert. It wasn't clear then what the friends and collaborators got. (Michaels is a singer and songwriter; she co-wrote Gomez's first #1 song "Lose You to Love Me" among other tracks.) But Gomez unveiled the first photos of the actual little tattoos the girls got on their hands last night. They're arrows and deeply meaningful.
"It's tatted," Gomez wrote on her first shot, tagging Michaels. "My arrow points to you forever."
She shared more photos from their tattoo session:
And then close-up shots of the arrow tattoos, along with a photo of them kissing after Gomez's surprise performance at Michaels' show:
Gomez went to Michaels' '90s prom-themed birthday party over the weekend. She shared shots of herself with Michaels at the party, writing an adoring caption to her longtime friend. "My love, my heart and my soul @juliamichaels 🖤," Gomez wrote on her Instagram.
Michaels commented back, "😭😭😭😭🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 the amount I love you is unreal."
Gomez collaborated with Michaels on her song "Anxiety." When the single came out this January, Gomez wrote an intimate tribute to Michaels on her Instagram where she touched on how impactful their friendship was to her.
"My sweet soul sister. Julia you have been a huge part of my life," she wrote. "You have taught me how to have courage when I have self doubt. This song is extremely close to my heart as I’ve experienced anxiety and know a lot of my friends do too. You’re never alone if you feel this way. The message is much needed, and I really hope you guys like it!"


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+++ title = "The sun don't always shine in Mexico" slug = "the-sun-dont-always-shine-in-mexico" date = 2007-03-04T18:00:00+10:00 tags = ["rain"] locations = ["mexico/playa-del-carmen"] draft = false summary = """
Tonight I saw my first-ever Mexican rain. After 2 weeks straight of endless, relentless sunshine, I was starting to think that "the sun always shines in Mexico". But now, I'm afraid to say that it ain't so. Even in beautiful Playa, on the dance floor of The Blue Parrot, things can get washed out.
""" +++Tonight I saw my first-ever Mexican rain. After 2 weeks straight of endless, relentless sunshine, I was starting to think that "the sun always shines in Mexico". But now, I'm afraid to say that it ain't so. Even in beautiful Playa, on the dance floor of The Blue Parrot, things can get washed out.
A dazzling, clear-blue morning gave way to a dark, ominous afternoon, which has in turn given way to a wet, dreary Sunday night. This isn't how I'll remember Playa.


This component role is to create a link that will respond with a redirect inside that website the moment it is clicked.
The path to redirect is given using the properties and if it is not given then the component will not be rendered.
tag
attributes is encouraged because the psk-link will support menu page changes in page
attribute, you will have to manage by yourself the url changes.
This component child is a span that will render the info on an newly created button
.


About this site
This site was a wonderful opportunity from Blockstream to use their API and create a basic Bitcoin blockchain explorer.
Future development
I would like to better display transaction data such as amounts and inputs/outputs. I would also like to learn about cacheing results.


The <md-select> component can be used within a <md-input-container> or as a stand alone component by using the md-no-underline class.
<md-select>
<md-input-container>
md-no-underline


public class GameScreen
extends com.badlogic.gdx.ScreenAdapter
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.OrthographicCamera |
camera
The camera used to show the viewport.
|
private static float |
CAMERA_TOLERANCE
Used for Camera looseness.
|
private InputHandler |
controller
And Handler used to listen to the User's input.
|
private int |
currentLevel
Integer that saves the value of the current Level (Level 0, Level 1, ...).
|
private static boolean |
DEBUG_PHYSICS
Used to debug the position of the physics fixtures
|
private com.badlogic.gdx.math.Matrix4 |
debugCamera
The transformation matrix used to transform meters into
pixels in order to show fixtures in their correct places.
|
private com.badlogic.gdx.physics.box2d.Box2DDebugRenderer |
debugRenderer
A renderer used to debug the physical fixtures.
|
private Armadillo |
game
The current game session.
|
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.Texture |
gameBackground
The Game's background Image.
|
private HudMenu |
hud
The Game Screen Associated HUD.
|
private com.badlogic.gdx.maps.tiled.renderers.OrthogonalTiledMapRenderer |
mapRenderer
Map's Renderer of the current level's map.
|
private GameModel |
model
The game Model of the current Game being played by the User.
|
static float |
PIXEL_TO_METER
How much meters does a pixel represent.
|
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.glutils.ShapeRenderer |
shapeRenderer
Shape's renderer of the current level's shapes.
|
private static float |
VIEWPORT_HEIGHT
The height of the viewport in meters.
|
private static float |
VIEWPORT_WIDTH
The width of the viewport in meters.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GameScreen(Armadillo game,
int currentLevel)
Game Screen's constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.OrthographicCamera |
createCamera()
Creates a new Orthographic Camera for the Game.
|
private void |
drawBackground()
Function responsible for drawing the Game's background.
|
private void |
drawDebugLines()
Function used to draw Debug Lines in the screen, making it easier for the developer to see if the code is working correctly.
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private void |
drawEntities()
Function responsible for drawing the the views corresponding to the entities.
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private void |
drawEntityViews()
Function responsible for drawing the the views corresponding to the entities.
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private void |
drawShapes()
Function responsible for drawing the the views corresponding to the shapes.
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private void |
drawShapeViews()
Function responsible for drawing the the views corresponding to the shapes.
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private java.lang.Boolean |
loadNextMap()
Function responsible for loading the next available Map.
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render(float delta) |
private void |
renderMap()
Function responsible for rendering the current level's map.
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private void |
resetRequest()
Function responsible for setting the hud.request to NONE.
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private void |
updateCamera()
Updates camera's position according to the player's position (follows the player).
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private void |
updateHUD(GameModel.ModelState state)
Function responsible for updating the Hud associated to the game Screen
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private static final boolean DEBUG_PHYSICS
private static final float CAMERA_TOLERANCE
private int currentLevel
public static final float PIXEL_TO_METER
private static final float VIEWPORT_WIDTH
private static final float VIEWPORT_HEIGHT
private final com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.OrthographicCamera camera
private com.badlogic.gdx.physics.box2d.Box2DDebugRenderer debugRenderer
private com.badlogic.gdx.math.Matrix4 debugCamera
private com.badlogic.gdx.maps.tiled.renderers.OrthogonalTiledMapRenderer mapRenderer
private InputHandler controller
private GameModel model
private Armadillo game
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.glutils.ShapeRenderer shapeRenderer
private HudMenu hud
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.Texture gameBackground
public GameScreen(Armadillo game, int currentLevel)
game
- The current game session.currentLevel
- The game's level that the game screen will draw.private java.lang.Boolean loadNextMap()
public void render(float delta)
render
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
render
in class com.badlogic.gdx.ScreenAdapter
private void renderMap()
private void drawDebugLines()
private void updateHUD(GameModel.ModelState state)
state
- current Game Model state, used in decision making in HUD update.private void drawShapeViews()
private void drawEntityViews()
private void resetRequest()
private void drawEntities()
private void drawShapes()
private void drawBackground()
private void updateCamera()
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.OrthographicCamera createCamera()


New Product Landing Page Mock Up: LendUp - August 2019
I was approached by the Lead Product Manager at LendUp, with a request to design a landing page that customers would be directed to for a new product that was being developed. The goal was to create a page that clearly communicated all the features of the product to the customer.
Before I began my initial sketch, I did some research to see how similar products in the market are designed.
I thought the graphic in the first image, and that the messaging in the second image were both very effective in communicating their message. So, I used InVision to create a similar image, to go along with my wireframe.
When it came to designing the wireframe for the page, my process was mobile-first.
Once I finished this, I translated it into a desktop version.
(These are the final mockups. In reality, there were a few wireframes sent to the product team that they tested, then came back to me with feedback. I would make the necessary modifications, and send them back)
In the end, the product team was extremely happy with these mockups, and this along with the created “text conversation” image I created, were very helpful with pushing this product forward.


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How does Bitcoin Nova have value?
Bitcoin Nova has value because people are willing to buy it. If no one is willing to buy Bitcoin Nova, then it will not have any value. Bitcoin Nova price increases if demand exceeds supply, and it decreases if supply exceeds demand.
How can I get Bitcoin Nova?
You can buy Bitcoin Nova from an exchange or from an individual. Alternatively, you can try mining Bitcoin Nova to get coins from the block reward.
Why is my wallet taking so long to sync?
If you are running a full node locally, you need to copy the entire blockchain to your computer. This can take a long time, especially on an old hard drive or slow internet connection. If you are using a remote node, your computer still needs to request a copy of all the outputs, which can take several hours. Be patient, and if you would like to sacrifice some privacy for faster sync times, consider using a lightweight wallet instead.
Why is my wallet taking so long to sync?
For a lightweight wallet, you give your view key to a node, who scans the blockchain and looks for incoming transactions to your account on your behalf. This node will know when you receive money, but it will not know how much you receive, who you received it from, or who you are sending money to. Depending on your wallet software, you may be able to use a node you control to avoid privacy leaks. For more privacy, use a normal wallet, which can be used with your own node.
How is Bitcoin Nova different from Bitcoin?
Bitcoin Nova is not based on Bitcoin. It is based on the CryptoNote protocol. Bitcoin is a completely transparent system, where people can see exactly how much money is being sent from one user to another. Bitcoin Nova hides this information to protect user privacy in all transactions. It also has a dynamic block size and dynamic fees, an ASIC-resistant proof of work, and a tail coin emission, among several other changes.
Does Bitcoin Nova have a block size limit?
No, Bitcoin Nova does not have a hard block size limit. Instead, the block size can increase or decrease over time based on demand. It is capped at a certain growth rate to prevent outrageous growth.
What is a blockchain?
A blockchain is a system that stores a copy of all transaction history on the Bitcoin Nova network. Every two minutes, a new block with the latest transaction information is added to the blockchain. This chain allows the network to verify the amount of money accounts have and make it resilient to attacks and centralization attempts.
What is fungibility, and why is it important?
Fungibility is a simple property of money such that there are no differences between two amounts of the same value. If two people exchanged a 10 and two 5’s, then no one would lose out. However, let’s suppose that everyone knows the 10 was previously used in a ransomware attack. Is the other person still going to make the trade? Probably not, even if the person with the 10 has no connection with the ransomware. This is a problem, since the receiver of money needs to constantly check the money they are receiving to not end up with tainted coins. Bitcoin Nova is fungible, which means people do not need to go through this effort.


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
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Public Member Functions | |
| Impl (Constraint constraint, const Array ¶meterValues, const std::vector< bool > &fixParameters) | |
| Impl (Constraint constraint, const Projection &projection) | |
| bool | test (const Array ¶ms) const override |
| Tests if params satisfy the constraint. More... | |
| Array | upperBound (const Array ¶ms) const override |
| Returns upper bound for given parameters. More... | |
| Array | lowerBound (const Array ¶ms) const override |
| Returns lower bound for given parameters. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Constraint::Impl | |
| virtual | ~Impl ()=default |
| virtual bool | test (const Array ¶ms) const =0 |
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| virtual Array | upperBound (const Array ¶ms) const |
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| virtual Array | lowerBound (const Array ¶ms) const |
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| const Constraint | constraint_ |
| const Projection | projection_ |
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Tests if params satisfy the constraint.
Implements Constraint::Impl.
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Returns upper bound for given parameters.
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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding:utf-8 -*-
# @Author: Jialiang Shi
from sonarqube.config import (
API_ISSUES_SEARCH_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_ASSIGN_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_DO_TRANSITION_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_ADD_COMMENT_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_EDIT_COMMENT_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_DELETE_COMMENT_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_SET_SEVERITY_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_SET_TYPE_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_AUTHORS_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_BULK_CHANGE_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_CHANGELOG_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_SET_TAGS_ENDPOINT,
API_ISSUES_TAGS_ENDPOINT
)
[docs]class SonarQubeIssue:
MAX_SEARCH_NUM = 100
OPTIONS_SEARCH = ['additionalFields', 'asc', 'assigned', 'assignees', 'author', 'componentKeys', 'branch',
'createdAfter', 'createdAt', 'createdBefore', 'createdInLast', 'cwe', 'facets', 'issues',
'languages', 'onComponentOnly', 'owaspTop10', 'ps', 'resolutions', 'resolved', 'rules', 's',
'sansTop25', 'severities', 'sinceLeakPeriod', 'sonarsourceSecurity', 'statuses', 'tags', 'types']
OPTIONS_BULK = ['add_tags', 'assign', 'comment', 'do_transition', 'remove_tags',
'sendNotifications', 'set_severity', 'set_type']
def __init__(self, sonarqube):
self.sonarqube = sonarqube
[docs] def search_issues(self, **kwargs):
"""
Search for issues.
optional parameters:
* componentKeys: Comma-separated list of component keys. Retrieve issues associated to a specific list of
components (and all its descendants). A component can be a portfolio, project, module, directory or file.
* branch:
* additionalFields: Comma-separated list of the optional fields to be returned in response. Possible values are for:
* _all
* comments
* languages
* actionPlans
* rules
* transitions
* actions
* users
* asc: Ascending sort. Possible values are for: true, false, yes, no.default value is true
* assigned: To retrieve assigned or unassigned issues. Possible values are for: true, false, yes, no
* assignees: Comma-separated list of assignee logins. The value '__me__' can be used as a placeholder
for user who performs the request
* author: SCM accounts. To set several values, the parameter must be called once for each value.
* componentKeys: Comma-separated list of component keys. Retrieve issues associated to a specific list of
components (and all its descendants). A component can be a portfolio, project, module, directory or file.
* createdAfter: To retrieve issues created after the given date (inclusive).
Either a date (server timezone) or datetime can be provided.
If this parameter is set, createdSince must not be set
* createdBefore: To retrieve issues created before the given date (inclusive).
Either a date (server timezone) or datetime can be provided.
* createdAt: Datetime to retrieve issues created during a specific analysis
* createdInLast: To retrieve issues created during a time span before the current time (exclusive).
Accepted units are 'y' for year, 'm' for month, 'w' for week and 'd' for day. If this parameter is set,
createdAfter must not be set.such as: 1m2w (1 month 2 weeks)
* cwe: Comma-separated list of CWE identifiers. Use 'unknown' to select issues not associated to any CWE.
* facets: Comma-separated list of the facets to be computed. No facet is computed by default. Possible values are for:
* projects
* moduleUuids
* fileUuids
* assigned_to_me
* severities
* statuses
* resolutions
* rules
* assignees
* authors
* author
* directories
* languages
* tags
* types
* owaspTop10
* sansTop25
* cwe
* createdAt
* sonarsourceSecurity
* issues: Comma-separated list of issue keys
* languages: Comma-separated list of languages. such as: java,js
* onComponentOnly: Return only issues at a component's level, not on its descendants (modules, directories,
files, etc). This parameter is only considered when componentKeys or componentUuids is set. Possible values are for: true,
false, yes, no. default value is false.
* owaspTop10: Comma-separated list of OWASP Top 10 lowercase categories.
* resolutions: Comma-separated list of resolutions.Possible values are for:
* FALSE-POSITIVE
* WONTFIX
* FIXED
* REMOVED
* resolved: To match resolved or unresolved issues. Possible values are for: true, false, yes, no
* rules: Comma-separated list of coding rule keys. Format is <repository>:<rule>.such as: squid:AvoidCycles
* s: Sort field. Possible values are for:
* CREATION_DATE
* UPDATE_DATE
* CLOSE_DATE
* ASSIGNEE
* SEVERITY
* STATUS
* FILE_LINE
* sansTop25: Comma-separated list of SANS Top 25 categories. Possible values are for:
* insecure-interaction
* risky-resource
* porous-defenses
* severities: Comma-separated list of severities.Possible values are for:
* INFO
* MINOR
* MAJOR
* CRITICAL
* BLOCKER
* sinceLeakPeriod: To retrieve issues created since the leak period.If this parameter is set to
a truthy value, createdAfter must not be set and one component id or key must be provided.
Possible values are for: true, false, yes, no. default value is false.
* sonarsourceSecurity: Comma-separated list of SonarSource security categories. Use 'others' to
select issues not associated with any category。Possible values are for:
* sql-injection
* command-injection
* path-traversal-injection
* ldap-injection
* xpath-injection
* rce
* dos
* ssrf
* csrf
* xss
* log-injection
* http-response-splitting
* open-redirect
* xxe
* object-injection
* weak-cryptography
* auth
* insecure-conf
* file-manipulation
* others
* statuses: Comma-separated list of statuses.Possible values are for:
* OPEN
* CONFIRMED
* REOPENED
* RESOLVED
* CLOSED
* TO_REVIEW
* IN_REVIEW
* REVIEWED
* tags: Comma-separated list of tags.such as: security,convention
* types: Comma-separated list of types.Possible values are for:
* CODE_SMELL
* BUG
* VULNERABILITY
* SECURITY_HOTSPOT
:return:
"""
params = {}
if kwargs:
self.sonarqube.copy_dict(params, kwargs, self.OPTIONS_SEARCH)
page_num = 1
page_size = 1
total = 2
while page_num * page_size < total:
resp = self.sonarqube.make_call('get', API_ISSUES_SEARCH_ENDPOINT, **params)
response = resp.json()
page_num = response['paging']['pageIndex']
page_size = response['paging']['pageSize']
total = response['paging']['total']
params['p'] = page_num + 1
for issue in response['issues']:
yield issue
if page_num >= self.MAX_SEARCH_NUM:
break
[docs] def issue_assign(self, issue, assignee=None):
"""
Assign/Unassign an issue
:param issue: Issue key
:param assignee: Login of the assignee. When not set, it will unassign the issue. Use '_me' to
assign to current user
:return:
"""
params = {
'issue': issue
}
if assignee:
params.update({'assignee': assignee})
self.sonarqube.make_call('post', API_ISSUES_ASSIGN_ENDPOINT, **params)
[docs] def issue_change_severity(self, issue, severity):
"""
Change severity.
:param issue: Issue key
:param severity: New severity.Possible values are for:
* INFO
* MINOR
* MAJOR
* CRITICAL
* BLOCKER
:return:
"""
params = {
'issue': issue,
'severity': severity.upper()
}
self.sonarqube.make_call('post', API_ISSUES_SET_SEVERITY_ENDPOINT, **params)
[docs] def issue_set_type(self, issue, issue_type):
"""
Change type of issue, for instance from 'code smell' to 'bug'.
:param issue: Issue key
:param issue_type: New type.Possible values are for:
* CODE_SMELL
* BUG
* VULNERABILITY
* SECURITY_HOTSPOT
:return:
"""
params = {
'issue': issue,
'type': issue_type
}
self.sonarqube.make_call('post', API_ISSUES_SET_TYPE_ENDPOINT, **params)
[docs] def issue_do_transition(self, issue, transition):
"""
Do workflow transition on an issue. Requires authentication and Browse permission on project.
The transitions 'wontfix' and 'falsepositive' require the permission 'Administer Issues'.
The transitions involving security hotspots require the permission 'Administer Security Hotspot'.
:param issue: Issue key
:param transition: Transition.Possible values are for:
* confirm
* unconfirm
* reopen
* resolve
* falsepositive
* wontfix
* close
* setinreview
* resolveasreviewed
* openasvulnerability
* resetastoreview
:return:
"""
params = {
'issue': issue,
'transition': transition
}
self.sonarqube.make_call('post', API_ISSUES_DO_TRANSITION_ENDPOINT, **params)
[docs] def search_scm_accounts(self, project, q=None):
"""
Search SCM accounts which match a given query
:param project: Project key
:param q: Limit search to authors that contain the supplied string.
:return:
"""
params = {
'project': project,
}
if q:
params.update({'q': q})
resp = self.sonarqube.make_call('get', API_ISSUES_AUTHORS_ENDPOINT, **params)
response = resp.json()
return response['authors']
[docs] def issues_bulk_change(self, issues, **kwargs):
"""
Bulk change on issues.
:param issues: Comma-separated list of issue keys
optional parameters:
* add_tags: Add tags.such as: security,java8
* assign: To assign the list of issues to a specific user (login), or un-assign all the issues
* comment: To add a comment to a list of issues
* do_transition: Transition, Possible values are for:
* confirm
* unconfirm
* reopen
* resolve
* falsepositive
* wontfix
* close
* setinreview
* resolveasreviewed
* openasvulnerability
* resetastoreview
* remove_tags: Remove tags.such as: security,java8
* sendNotifications: Possible values are for: true, false, yes, no. default value is false.
* issue_severity: To change the severity of the list of issues. Possible values are for:
* INFO
* MINOR
* MAJOR
* CRITICAL
* BLOCKER
* issue_type: To change the type of the list of issues. Possible values are for:
* CODE_SMELL
* BUG
* VULNERABILITY
* SECURITY_HOTSPOT
:return:
"""
params = {
'issues': issues
}
if kwargs:
self.sonarqube.copy_dict(params, kwargs, self.OPTIONS_BULK)
self.sonarqube.make_call('post', API_ISSUES_BULK_CHANGE_ENDPOINT, **params)
[docs] def get_issue_changelog(self, issue):
"""
Display changelog of an issue.
:param issue: Issue key
:return:
"""
params = {'issue': issue}
resp = self.sonarqube.make_call('get', API_ISSUES_CHANGELOG_ENDPOINT, **params)
return resp.json()


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one predictor. The outcome variable is constant. The changing variable
should be named vox
in the input formula.
bigLMStats2(dataFrame, voxmat, myFormula)
| dataFrame | This data frame contains all relevant predictors except for
the matrix associated with the changing variable, heretofore named |
|---|---|
| voxmat | The matrix that contains the changing predictor named |
| myFormula | This is a character string that defines a valid regression formula. |
A list of different matrices that contain names derived from the formula and the coefficients of the regression model.
set.seed(1500) nsub = 100 outcome = rnorm( nsub ) covar = rnorm( nsub ) mat = replicate( nsub, rnorm( nsub ) ) myform = " outcome ~ covar + vox " df = data.frame( outcome = outcome, covar = covar ) result = bigLMStats2( df, mat, myform) print( names( result ) )#> [1] "estimate" "stdError" "tValue" "pValue"print( rownames( result$pValue ) )#> [1] "(Intercept)" "covar" "vox"


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I gave two people doses of the substance last night. Two people of similar height and build took 15mg. One was on no other perscription medications, the other had been taking Paxil for over a year. The one on Paxil had taken a dose of 9 or 10 milligrams a few days prior (long enough for tolerance to go away) and reported that he felt minimally little to nothing for the duration, while others taking the same dosage from the same dilution had felt effects.
This second time, the control kid, who was on no perscriptions and dosed from the same batch as the Paxil kid etc, experienced the full expected effects from his ingestion of 15mg. The Paxil kid, however, reported little or no effects. Furthermore, the unscrip kid felt the typical squeamish belly body load for the first while, commented on it to me, but it passed without incidence of vomiting. My paxil kid reported that he didn't even feel these effects, let alone psychedelic effects.
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A. GS1 Related Art and Culture 1. State gets cultural policy B. GS2 Related Polity 1. Failing our children 2. States cold to stricter anti-racial law Bilateral Relations 1. Dhaka to open mission in Chennai C. GS3 Related Economy 1. China’s RCEP push veils grand plan 2. Let’s talk about a supplemental income Science and Technology 1. Should we fear Artificial Intelligence? D. GS4 Related E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News G. UPSC Prelims Practice Questions H. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
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- The Karnataka State Cabinet approved a cultural policy for the State, perhaps the first in India to have such a comprehensive policy, aimed at promoting Kannada culture and language.
Major focus areas of policy:
- Aim at formulating measures to curb the tendency of banning Kannada books for trivial reasons
- Decentralization of the Department of Kannada and Culture
- Formation of search committees to select chairpersons to various academies and authorities to de-politicise appointments
- Establishment of art galleries in every district
- Formulation of separate programmes to help artistes in distress
- Establishment of separate Bayalata, Sugama Sangeeta and Nritya academies, and giving priority to local cinema culture.
Historical facts:
- The plan to have a cultural policy was first envisaged during the Janata Dal government in 1996.
- A Cabinet sub-committee headed by H.K. Patil, Minister for Rural Development and Panchayat Raj, studied the recommendations, including the financial implications of implementing it. After the sub-committee showed the green signal, the Cabinet approved it.
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- Recent decision of Government on scrapping No-detention policy in school and its possible implication on primary education on India
What is the ‘no-detention policy’?
- The right to education act provides the guarantee of uninterrupted schooling under sections 16 and 30(1) is founded on the no-detention policy until Class 8
Why is scrapping ‘no-detention policy’ a bad decision?
- The no-detention policy to promote students automatically to higher classes every year till Class VIII was instituted to check the high number of dropouts
- The socially and economically disadvantaged sections were getting the benefits of this policy
- According to many experts, the NDP was wrongly interpreted to create an environment in which the significance of evaluating a student’s learning outcomes was undermined
Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE)
- It is aimed to assess the child’s understanding of what was being taught in class at periodic intervals
- This is the reason behind the decision of scrapping NDP, as this evaluation process shows bad results of evaluations of students
CCE and its drawbacks:
- Teachers were not given adequate training to undertake this reform of CCE
- Schools are not fully compliant with the RTE’s requirements on infrastructure and teacher availability
- In fact, about 8 per cent primary schools have just one teacher
- These situations made CCE, an ineffective reform
The way forward
- The RTE Act has a provision for continuous and comprehensive evaluation, the government should work on it
- But transferring the responsibility of performance to children, many of whom come from underprivileged backgrounds, can only produce a less literate citizenry
- The move to scrap the NDP will make the RTE’s goal of inclusive education a very difficult one
- The government should rethink the move
Context
- The Home Ministry has proposed to amend the law to insert two stricter anti-racial discrimination provisions in the Indian Penal Code
- Lukewarm response from the States.
States and UT’s agreed to the proposal:
- Uttar Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya and Mizoram
- Three Union Territories — Andaman and Nicobar, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, and Lakshwadeep.
What is the proposed amendment?
- The Home Ministry has proposed to amend two provisions in the IPC, that is, Section 153A and Section 509A.
- These are proposed to be inserted into the IPC sections.
Why states consent is necessary?
- The proposed matter comes under the Concurrent List.
- The opinion of majority of the States was required to push through the legislation.
Panel recommendations
- The proposed amendments were based on the recommendations of the Bezbaruah Committee, constituted by the Centre in February 2014 in the wake of a series of racial attacks on persons belonging to the northeast.
Draft 153 C IPC says:
- Whoever promotes or attempts to promote, on the ground of race, racial features, behaviour, culture, customs or way of living, any act which is prejudicial to human dignity or dignity of members belonging to particular race and uses criminal force or violence in furtherance of such act, or, participates in such act intending to use criminal force or violence or knowing that participants in such act is likely to use criminal force or violence against the member of a race or cause or likely to cause fear or feeling of insecurity amongst the members of such race, shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to five years and fine.
Section 509A IPC:
- 509A seeks to make any word, gesture or act intended to insult a member of a particular race with imprisonment that may extend to three years with fine.
In news:
- Bangladesh will soon open a new diplomatic mission in Chennai.
- Main aim is to focus on medical tourism and educational centres that drew thousands of Bangladesh citizens to India every year.
- The decision to open mission in Chennai was part of a bilateral agreement between India and Bangladesh.
Key Facts:
- Bangladesh emerged as the largest overseas user of India’s health services sector during 2015-16.
- Out of the 4,60,000 foreign patients treated in Indian hospitals, nearly 165,000 were from Bangladesh.
- The total number of Bangladeshi patients generated $0.34 billion in revenue for India during the period
- Bangladeshis have also emerged as the largest number of foreign tourists to India mainly due to medical tourism.
B. GS3 Related
1. China’s RCEP push veils grand plan
Context
- Community social media platform ‘LocalCircles’ survey shows Indian consumer’s perception about items imported from China.
- 52% of participants opined that quality of a ‘Made in India’ version was superior to the one from China.
- 83% said they buy Chinese products as those items were the cheapest and 98% said there should be better screening and ensure that imports meets the Indian (BIS) standards.
- The poll assumes significance as it comes amid ongoing negotiations for Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)
Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)
- It is a FTA between the 10-member ASEAN bloc and its six FTA partners — India, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand.
- When inked, it would become the world’s biggest free trade pact
- Boost goods trade by eliminating most tariff and non-tariff barriers — and provide the region’s consumers greater choice of quality products at affordable rates.
- Liberalise investment norms and do away with services trade restrictions.
India’s concerns over RCEP
- China is keen on an agreement on a ‘high level’ of tariff liberalisation — eliminating duties on as much as 92% of traded products.
- India’s offer is to do away with duties on only 80% of the lines and that too, with a longer phase-out period for Chinese imports
- India already has separate FTAs with the 10-member ASEAN bloc, India feels that on account of the RCEP, India may not gain much on the goods side with existing FTA partners
Duty impact on India
- A highly ambitious level of tariff elimination without enough flexibility would affect India the most on the goods side.
- This is because in the RCEP group (except Myanmar, Cambodia and Lao PDR), India has the highest average ‘Most Favoured Nation (MFN) tariff’ level at 13.5%.
- MFN tariff, as per the WTO, refers to normal, non-discriminatory tariff charged on imports, excluding preferential tariffs under FTAs and other schemes
- India is the only participant that has a high level of merchandise trade deficit
Trade deficit woes
- Even without a bilateral FTA, India was already affected by China’s overhang of excess capacity in sectors including metals, chemicals and textiles.
- Goods imports from China have been far outpacing India’s shipments to that country
- This has led to goods trade deficit with China widening from just $1.1 billion in 2003-04 to a whopping $52.7 billion in 2015-16
- The initiative could provide a means for Chinese industries with excess capacity to export equipment that is currently idle.
2. Let’s talk about a supplemental income
Context
- Applicability of the concept of basic income to India.
Universal Basic Income
- The primary objective is to enable every citizen to have a certain minimum income.
- The term ‘universal’ is meant to connote that the minimum or basic income will be provided to everyone irrespective of whatever their current income is.
Problem with UBI:
- Adoption of UBI can impose a burden on the fisc which is well beyond the capabilities of most developing countries, including India.
Cash v/s Services: Whether support to vulnerable sections should be in the form of goods and services or as cash?
Cash
- It gives the discretion to beneficiaries to spend it any way they like
Services
- Provision of services or goods directly to beneficiaries may be directed to achieve certain objectives in terms of nutrition or health or education.
Concerns
- In the provision of services, the concern is about leakages and quality of service
- There are a whole lot of services provided by the state, and it would be impossible to knock them off and substitute them with general income support
- Poor quality of services from government-run institutions.
Universal’ or restricted?
- It is necessary to first decide whether income supplements should be ‘universal’ or limited to certain easily identifiable groups.
Universal
Pros
- Universal scheme is easy to implement
Cons
- Income to one and all are beyond the capabilities of the present Central government Budget unless the basic income is fixed at too low a level.
- It is extremely difficult to cut so-called implied subsidies or hidden subsidies in order to fund resources.
Restricted
- The attempt must be to think in terms of reducing the number of beneficiaries using easily definable criteria.
Cons
- Strict targeting will run into complex problems of identification.
Minimum increase?
- Whether the scheme should be universal or restricted depends on the level of basic income that is proposed to be provided.
- If we were to treat the cut-off used to define poverty as the minimum income, then the total fiscal burden would be enormous.
- Analysis using different poverty lines shows that poverty is concentrated around the poverty line. In fact, more than 60% of the total poor lies between 75% of the poverty line.
Way out:
- What is needed is a supplement to fill the poverty gap
- One alternative would be to determine the required income supplement from the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS).
- The total annual income supplement can be equivalent to 100 days of the wages that is ₹20,000 per year. This amount can be treated as the income supplement.
Feasibility :
- It is difficult to cover the entire population. Even providing one person per household with this income will mean ₹5 lakh crore per annum, which is 3% of GDP
- What is feasible is a scheme which limits the total expenditure to around 1.5 to 2% of GDP.
- One way of restricting the total cost to this amount is to limit it to all women above the age of 45.
- Restricting the beneficiaries to the elderly or widows or those with disabilities may have only a limited impact.
Financing the scheme?
- Remove all exemptions in our tax system.
- Tax experts advocate removing exemptions so that the basic tax rate can be reduced
- Phase out the MGNREGS, which will realise close to ₹40,000 crore.
- Fertilizer subsidies are another item of expenditure which can be eliminated
- Requesting higher income groups to forego supplemental income will reduce the expenditure, as has been done successfully in the case of cooking gas.
Category: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1. Should we fear Artificial Intelligence?
Context
Artificial Intelligence‘and possible dangers that can come out of it
Why one must not “fear” Artificial Intelligence?
- Such systems are actually pretty dumb
- This is because even the most intelligent systems today with artificial specific intelligence can perform one task better than any human can, but only that one task
- Any simple task that it is not specifically programmed for, such a system would find impossible to complete
Concerns related to Artificial Intelligence
(1) Jobs
- The possible negative effect of Artificial Intelligence on jobs has been a trending topic recently
- But there has been no academic or policy consensus on what the exact effect will be
- Still there can be no doubt that at least some jobs will be negatively affected by Artificial Intelligence
(2) Weapons
- The use of Artificial Intelligence in weapons leading to ‘autonomous weapons’ raises a number of difficult questions in international law
- A machine that has been given the ability to make life and death decisions on the battlefield can be dangerous
(3) Data Security
- The entire Artificial Intelligence ecosystem is built on the availability of great amounts of data and enhancing efficiency requires continued availability of such data
- This raises the question of where the required data comes from, and who owns and controls it
The way forward
- It is necessary to assess the practical benefits and risks associated with the increasing prevalence of Artificial Intelligence
D. GS4 Related
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E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn
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F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News
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G. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1. Indian manufacturers have supplied EVMs to
- Sri Lanka
- Myanmar
- Bangladesh
- Bhutan
Question 2. Electronic Voting Machine is manufactured in India by
- BEL only
- Electronics Corporation of India only
- Both BEL and Electronic Corporation of India
- None of the above
Question 3. Consider the following statements:
- 1. Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction summit is being held at Mexico.
- 2. Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction is global forum for reviewing of progress in the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.
Which of the following statements is/are correct?
- 1 only
- 2 only
- Both 1 and 2
- Neither 1 nor 2
Question 4. The defence acquisition council is headed by
- National Security Advisor
- Prime Minister
- President of India
- Defence Minister
Question 5. Which among the following is/ are dwarf planets?
- 1. Ceres
- 2. Pluto
- 3. Makemake
- 4. Eris
- 5. Haumea
Choose the correct answer.
- 1, 3, 4, 5
- 1, 2, 3, 4
- 1, 4, 5
- All are correct
G. UPSC Mains Practice Questions
GS Paper II
- “Less than 10 per cent of the schools in the country are fully compliant with the RTE’s requirements on infrastructure and teacher availability.” Comment.
GS Paper III
- Examine the arguments in favour and against introduction of universal basic income.
- “Artificial Intelligence is not going to go ‘rogue’ and turn on humans, at least in the near future, but there are other very real issues raised by AI.” Critically examine.


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When you determine buffer size settings, you try to strike a balance between communication needs and other processing.
This table lists the settings for gateway relationships and protocols, and tells where to set them.
| Protocol / Area Affected | Configuration Location | Property Name |
|---|---|---|
| TCP / IP | — | — |
| Gateway sender | gfsh create gateway-sender or
cache.xml <gateway-sender> |
socket-buffer-size |
| Gateway receiver | gfsh create gateway-receiver or cache.xml <gateway-receiver> |
socket-buffer-size |
TCP/IP Buffer Sizes
If possible, your TCP/IP buffer size settings should match across your installation. At a minimum, follow the guidelines listed here.
Multisite (WAN). In a multi-site installation using gateways, if the link between sites is not tuned for optimum throughput, it could cause messages to back up in the cache queues. If a receiving queue overflows because of inadequate buffer sizes, it will become out of sync with the sender and the receiver will be unaware of the condition.
The gateway sender’s socket-buffer-size attribute should match the gateway receiver’s socket-buffer-size attribute for all gateway receivers that the sender connects to, as in these example
cache.xml
snippets:Gateway Sender Socket Buffer Size cache.xml Configuration: <gateway-sender id="sender2" parallel="true" remote-distributed-system-id="2" socket-buffer-size="42000" maximum-queue-memory="150"/> Gateway Receiver Socket Buffer Size cache.xml Configuration: <gateway-receiver start-port="1530" end-port="1551" socket-buffer-size="42000"/>
Note:
WAN deployments increase the messaging demands on a Geode system. To avoid hangs related to WAN messaging, always set conserve-sockets=false
for GemFire members that participate in a WAN deployment.
Multi-site (WAN) Socket Requirements
Each gateway sender and gateway receiver uses a socket to distribute events or to listen for incoming connections from remote sites.
| Multi-site Socket Description | Number Used |
|---|---|
Listener for incoming connections |
summation of the number of gateway-receivers defined for the member |
Incoming connection |
summation of the total number of remote gateway senders configured to connect to the gateway receiver |
Outgoing connection |
summation of the number of gateway senders defined for the member |
Servers are peers in their own distributed systems and have the additional socket requirements as noted in the Peer-to-Peer section above.
Member produces SocketTimeoutException
A client, server, gateway sender, or gateway receiver produces a SocketTimeoutException
when it stops waiting for a response from the other side of the connection and closes the socket. This exception typically happens on the handshake or when establishing a callback connection.
Response:
Increase the default socket timeout setting for the member. This timeout is set separately for the client Pool and for the gateway sender and gateway receiver, either in the cache.xml
file or through the API. For a client/server configuration, adjust the “read-timeout” value as described in <pool> or use the org.apache.geode.cache.client.PoolFactory.setReadTimeout
method. For a gateway sender or gateway receiver, see WAN Configuration.


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@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@HttpMethod(value="PATCH")
@Documented
@NameBinding
public @interface PATCH
The annotation acts at the same time as JAX-RS filter/interceptor "named binder"
,
i.e. it can be applied to custom filter/interceptor that implements the PATCH support and JAX-RS runtime will
take care of automatically associating the filter/interceptor with the @PATCH
-annotated resource method.


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