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Application-restricted endpoints do not require authorisation from the end user. They do not give access to sensitive personal data.
We use the open standard OAuth 2.0 with the Client Credentials Grant to generate an access token.
If the endpoint requires a scope, your application must include this scope when creating the access token.
Read the API documentation for authorisation rules for specific API endpoints.
See the application-restricted endpoint tutorial for a working example.
The example URLs shown below are for the sandbox environment only. In the production environment you should use @{applicationConfig.productionApiBaseUrl}
The authorisation user journey is an important part of our security, and may be changed without notice.
Do this via a POST to our token endpoint.
curl -X POST -H "content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" --data \ "client_secret=[YOUR-CLIENT-SECRET]\ &client_id=[YOUR-CLIENT-ID]\ &grant_type=client_credentials\ &scope=[REQUESTED-SCOPE]" \ @{applicationConfig.sandboxApiBaseUrl}/oauth/token
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
client_secret |
One of the client secrets for your application. |
client_id |
The Client ID for your application. |
grant_type |
The OAuth 2.0 grant type. For an application-restricted endpoint this must be
client_credentials
|
scope |
A space-delimited list of scopes you want permission to access. A scope is optional for some endpoints. If a scope is required, check the API documentation for details. |
The response contains the access token used for calling the APIs.
{ "access_token": "QGbWG8KckncuwwD4uYXgWxF4HQvuPmrmUqKgkpQP", "token_type": "bearer", "expires_in": 14400, "scope": "hello" }
If there are issues with your call to our token endpoint, we return an HTTP error status.
Any errors not listed are probably not from us. One possible cause is a network access issue, for example, your network might allow GET requests but not POST requests.
The error codes listed are fixed, but the associated error messages may change without notice.
| Error scenario | HTTP status | Error code | Error message |
|---|---|---|---|
| Client ID is missing | 400 (Bad Request) |
invalid_request |
client_id is required |
| Client ID is invalid | 401 (Unauthorized) |
invalid_client |
invalid client id or secret |
| Client Secret is missing | 400 (Bad Request) |
invalid_request |
client_secret is required |
| Client Secret is invalid | 401 (Unauthorized) |
invalid_client |
invalid client id or secret |
| Grant Type is missing | 400 (Bad Request) |
invalid_request |
grant_type is required |
| Grant Type is invalid | 400 (Bad Request) |
invalid_request |
unsupported grant_type |
| Unexpected error occurred | 500 (Internal Server Error) |
server_error |
Various |
| Scope is invalid | 400 (Bad Request) |
invalid_scope |
scope is invalid |
You can now call an API using the access_token
we issued. Do this with an
Authorization header containing this access_token
as an OAuth 2.0 Bearer
Token with the correct API scope.
curl -X GET @{applicationConfig.sandboxApiBaseUrl}/hello/application \ -H ‘Accept: application/vnd.hmrc.1.0+json’ \ -H ‘Authorization: Bearer [ACCESS-TOKEN]’
You should periodically rotate your client_secret
to a new value.
We support 5 client_secret
values for a single application.


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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: Selected Works
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Autumn
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- Year Published: 1845
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
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- Word Count: 303
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: autumn, seasons, weather
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With what a glory comes and goes the year!
The buds of spring, those beautiful harbingers
Of sunny skies and cloudless times, enjoy
Life’s newness, and earth’s garniture spread out;
And when the silver habit of the clouds
Comes down upon the autumn sun, and with
A sober gladness the old year takes up
His bright inheritance of golden fruits,
A pomp and pageant fill the splendid scene.
There is a beautiful spirit breathing now
Its mellow richness on the clustered trees,
And, from a beaker full of richest dyes,
Pouring new glory on the autumn woods,
And dipping in warm light the pillared clouds.
 Through the trees
The golden robin moves. The purple finch,
That on wild cherry and red cedar feeds,
A winter bird, comes with its plaintive whistle,
And pecks by the witch-hazel, whilst aloud
From cottage roofs the warbling blue-bird sings,
And merrily, with oft-repeated stroke,
Sounds from the threshing-floor the busy flail.
O what a glory doth this world put on
For him who, with a fervent heart, goes forth
Under the bright and glorious sky, and looks
On duties well performed, and days well spent!
For him the wind, ay, and the yellow leaves,
Shall have a voice, and give him eloquent teachings.
He shall so hear the solemn hymn that Death
Has lifted up for all, that he shall go
To his long resting-place without a tear.


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Today is a big day for RetroPage, as I have 2 big updates to share about the future of RetroPage. I’m going to go through both individually.
1. RetroPage is now a part of Ravenger Gaming
As of today, RetroPage is now a project under Ravenger Gaming. I am one of the co-leaders/owners of Ravenger Gaming, so very little will be changing. RetroPage will still remain ad free and free of Google Analytics. RetroPage will also remain open-source and under the MIT License. I will also still be the one developing it. The only thing that is changing is that the github repository will soon be moved to RavengerGaming’s github organization, from the old one, github.com/RetroPage. The RetroPage github organization will also be retired.
2. Domain Name Change
RetroPage is moving off of it’s old address, retropage.github.io to a new, dedicated domain name, retropage.co, which I recently acquired. The move will occur in 10 days, on July 15th, 2017. After this move has completed, the old address will be turned into a redirect and will be retired. Hosting for RetroPage will be moved to Neocities. However, the repository will remain on Github. The move in Github repositories will not occur until this transition is completed.
Thank You for your support of RetroPage.
- Retroity


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block body %}
That's it! You should now see a folder "Dropbox/Apps/Markdown Webhooks Example".
Dropbox/Apps/Markdown Webhooks Example
Put Markdown files (with the extension .md) in that folder and watch them get converted!
.md


Hello. I wanted to share with everyone my infatuation with the almighty Codeine Phosphate. Let me start of with a brief introduction.
I had always been interested in drugs. But always cautious. I remember when I would get passed various pain relief pills in class and I wouldn't take them because I feared getting sick off them. First time I tried LSD I only ingested half a hit. Pot is the only thing I can go all out with. I don't drink either, I hate alcohol. For the past few years I had been searching for the perfect substance.
Of course we are all different. We all desire different things when it comes to altered states of consciousness. Some desire wild visuals, deep spiritual trips, what have you. What I wanted most, was something MILD. I wanted a high, one that was impossible to 'shake' as could be done with pot, yet I wanted something that wouldn't put me in danger of a bad experience. LSD was out, I liked it but not enough to consider my favorite. I didn't want to go near coke or K, allthough I have been around it many many times. And marijuana really wasn't enough.
Anyway, one day I found Codeine. A friend had somehow acquired a bottle of 1000 tylenol 3's. It was a beautiful site. Anyway I was a little sketchy on opiates.
My first try was 2 30mg pills while playing Quake2. Nothing. Maybe a slight calming of the nerves but that was it. 'This is bunk' I thought to myself. The next day I tried 3 pills.
This is when I realized the potential. It wasn't overpowering as I had only taken 90mg of codeine, but it was definitely there. And I liked what I felt. At first, I felt slightly off, like as if I had just woke up, or was tired, or something. Then about 20 mins after ingestion (on an empty stomach) it would start. A feeling in my chest that was kind of like being pleasantly surprised. Just an overall feeling of wellbeing. Also a little stimulation, as if I was getting a mild adrenaline rush.
And the difference in my game playing. Wow. Every step I took, every shot I aimed, was done with complete unwaivering confidence. I scored higher that game then I ever had in the 3 1/2 years playing.
Fast forward a year. On and off binges with codeine have made me very accustomed and comfortable with the substance. I now laugh at taking anything less than 6 t3's. I have now experienced the true potential of the drug.
When 6 t3's come on, on an empty stomach, the feeling is indescribable. Total calmness, wellbeing, content. I remember a quote that went 'The still mind is like the lake reflecting the moon'. I get this picture/feeling all the time on codeine. My mind is a totally smooth, undisturbed lake. No ripples, no wind blowing over the surface. Total peace.
I never get antsy, or manic, or anything on codeine. Everything is slow, and easy, and calm. And after the rush wear off there's the most delightful 'messed up' feeling. The rush is great but the 'afterglow' is what I had been after all along!
It's enough to make me stumble, slur my words, and stare at walls blankly. Yet not enough to make me feel bad in any way, no vomiting, no bad trips, no amnesia like with alcohol or alprazolam. This is what I was searching for all along.
It makes everything so.. much more entertaining and I feel really rewarded doing something as simple as watching a good tv show, playing PS2, or just staring out the window. I got totally sucked into fantasy worlds, such as final fantasy and summoner (playstation RPG games).
And I still played Quake. I feel the combination of this game and codeine to be close to heaven. The codeine causes some problems of course, it makes me a little more jumpy ingame, and a little less thought goes into what I do. But overall I like it. And when I smoke (pot) while under the influence, it is great. 3 hits will get me so stoned I cannot even finish what I packed/rolled. A heavy, sleepy, uncoordinated, mind-wandering kind of stoned that I love so much.
So fast forward to this summer. The bottle of codeine is of course gone now, and I quit marijuana after 4 years of constant use. Haven't done codeine in several months.
And it's available again. ^_^ First thing I did was try to score. I had enough money set out for 100 t3s. But the man only had 20! 20 pills! And I had to split this in half with my friend who also shares the codeine love. So I get 10 generic t3s.
 This would be a different experience. It's been months, I don't play Quake anymore, I don't have any herb to smoke and I wouldn't want to anyway (quitting was one of the hardest things in my life)
So I sigh, take 5 pills immediately at 11:40pm, and relax.  I have my 'codeine food' layed out. Codeine food being anything that is easy on the stomach, small in portion like a snack, and requires no preparation. Traditionally for me this is a package of granola bars. To this day when I taste granola I instantly recall the dry mouthed, dettached, bleary eyed state of mind I am usually in when I eat it.
The codeine comes on REAL fast. 12 midnight and I am rushing.  I spend the entire rush reading every message on the board and posting something, I couldn't tear myself away.
Then I did what I knew had to be done.
What a shock. At first I was having some good ol nostalgic fun, running around putting bullets in people and blowing them up. Then something happened which had only happened maybe once before on my beloved codeine. Only an hour into the high I got really upset, discontent, totally the opposite of what I had come to expect. Every time I caught a stray rocket or ran into a grenade I got extremely annoyed. Banging the keyboard and cursing. I don't know why. I had this terrible, sour feeling in my stomach. Not like I was gonna be sick, but just intense stomach pain. I ate another granola bar and drank 3 glasses of water, which just made it worse.
The next day I took a break. After an experience like that I was not willing to repeat it. But the day after next, I was eating the remaining 5 t3's and reinstalling quake. Go figure. This time it was even worse, in the middle of my rush which I thought was invincible, the angry, on edge feeling cancelled it all.
For weeks I didn't understand. My perfect drug, the 'quintessential substance' had ceased to be 'all that' ! I had used codeine sometimes for 12 days at a time, with no problems other then some stomach discomfort and constipation. Now I couldn't even enjoy the come up.
But now it's all painfully clear. My absence from pot for the 3 or so months, my parting with all drugs whatsoever. I think I was angry at myself. The reason I quit marijuana and drugs in the first place was to quit holding myself back. I felt they weren't doing all that much damage, but they certainly weren't HELPING. Sure I could hold down a job and probably make a good life for myself while smoking pot and carefully dabbling with drugs, but imagine what I could do if I never did those things from square 1.
So after 3 months of total clearheadedness, and enjoying such a state, I attempted to force myself back into my old pattern. And my mind, subconsciously would have none of it. So much as to completely override the effect of filled opioid receptors! That is amazing within itself.
I learned my lesson. Either live on the straight and narrow, striving for the best in everything, or enjoy myself with various substances and place less emphasis on the real world.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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This document describes how to build Debian packages for Open vSwitch. To install Open vSwitch on Debian without building Debian packages, see INSTALL.md instead.
These instructions should also work on Ubuntu and other Debian derivative distributions.
 Debian "wheezy" and "sid", as well as recent versions of Ubuntu, contain pre-built Debian packages for Open vSwitch. It is easier to install these than to build your own. To use packages from your distribution, skip ahead to "Installing .deb Packages", below.
You may build from an Open vSwitch distribution tarball or from an Open vSwitch Git tree with these instructions.
You do not need to be the superuser to build the Debian packages.
apt-get install build-essential fakeroot
.cd
into its top level directory.Install the build dependencies listed under "Build-Depends:" near the top of debian/control. You can install these any way you like, e.g. with apt-get install
.
Check your work by running dpkg-checkbuilddeps
in the top level of your ovs directory. If you've installed all the dependencies properly, dpkg-checkbuilddeps will exit without printing anything. If you forgot to install some dependencies, it will tell you which ones.
Run:
`fakeroot debian/rules binary`
This will do a serial build that runs the unit tests. This will take approximately 8 to 10 minutes. If you prefer, you can run a faster parallel build, e.g.:
`DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS='parallel=8' fakeroot debian/rules binary`
If you are in a big hurry, you can even skip the unit tests:
`DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS='parallel=8 nocheck' fakeroot debian/rules binary`
These instructions apply to installing from Debian packages that you built yourself, as described in the previous section, or from packages provided by Debian or a Debian derivative distribution such as Ubuntu. In the former case, use a command such as dpkg -i
to install the .deb files that you build, and in the latter case use a program such as apt-get
or aptitude
to download and install the provided packages.
You must be superuser to install Debian packages.
Open vSwitch .deb packages not mentioned above are rarely useful. Please refer to their individual package descriptions to find out whether any of them are useful to you.
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--- layout: page title: Game Theoretical Approach to Sequential Hypothesis Test with Byzantine Sensors ---
ZiShuo Li, Yilin Mo and Fei Hao
IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, Nice, France, Dec 11-13, 2019
Link to the paper
In this paper, we consider the problem of sequential binary hypothesis test in adversary environment based on observations from \(s\) sensors, with the caveat that a subset of \(c\) sensors is compromised by an adversary, whose observations can be manipulated arbitrarily. We choose the asymptotic Average Sample Number (ASN) required to reach a certain level of error probability as the performance metric of the system. The problem is cast as a game between the detector and the adversary, where the detector aims to optimize the system performance while the adversary tries to deteriorate it. We propose a pair of flip attack strategy and voting hypothesis testing rule and prove that they form an equilibrium strategy pair for the game. We further investigate the performance of our proposed detection scheme with unknown number of compromised sensors and corroborate our result with simulation.


Composer and sound artist dropping in on music in debt to landscape and scenery yet bypassing the comfort of portraying the undeniable, drafting expressions that transcend literal representation instead of dressing up language.
Devoted to a personalized synthetization between schematic rhythms and acoustic timbre, pairing a variety of time signatures to produce a surplus portion of off-beats that evacuates standards, to diffuse the notion of where a musical phrase takes off or ends and extend the stretch of it. A musical clutter that spatially orbit in spirals rather than get carried through shut cycles (as for polyrhythms). If every tone is an echo, you got all the possibilities to expand that vicinity which music’s in.
Based in Stockholm, Sweden. Education at Gotland School of Music Composition, Academy of Music and Drama, Gothenburg and Malmö Academy of Music.
- 2020 Ensemble Dasein at Pygméteatern #3, Stockholm – Piece written for sextet Ensemble Dasein
- 2019 Live Soundtrack Sthlm, Stockholm – Live impro concert w/ 10-piece band
- 2019 Concert – Live concert w/ project Stepped Reckoner
- 2018 Ensemble Dasein at Pygméteatern #1, Stockholm – Piece wr. for quintet Ensemble Dasein
- 2017 ‘Im Haüschen von Herrn van den Brink’ – Film score composition and soundtrack production; Film shown at various Film Festivals throughout Europe
- 2017 Academy Concert, Gothenburg – Piece wr. for trio Mimitabu
- 2017 Siren Festival, Gothenburg – Piece wr. for quartet New Music Ensemble 2015 Improve, Belgrade/Novi Sad – 2x live impro concerts w/ project Stepped Reckoner
- 2014 Festival Ljudvågor, Gotland – Pieces wr. for trio Faint Noise and duet Karlsson-Holmertz
- 2013 ‘Mermaids: The Body Found’, Discovery Channel – US License sold to Animal Planet for the use of music from ‘Seawards’ by Sickoakes, in a documentary by Animal Planet
- 2013 Open Studios/Studi Aperti, Ameno/Milano – Sound installation for video art by Saku Soukka at the art exhibitions
- 2013 Festival Ljudvågor, Gotland – Piece wr. for quintet
- 2013 Alvar Kraft Scholarship, FST – Due to studies at Gotland School of Composition
- 2006 ‘Google – Behind the Screen’ – Rights given for the use of music from ‘Seawards’ by Sickoakes, in a documentary by IJsbrand van Veelen
- 2006 ‘The Ballad of AJ Weberman’, Raindance Film Festival – Rights given for the use of music from the album Seawards by Sickoakes, in a documentary by James Bluemel/Oliver Ralfe
- 2006 ‘Seawards’ by Sickoakes, Type Records – Music album release of 2000 prints, rerelease of 2000 prints and sold out
- 2006 ‘Chornobylska’, Embassy of Ukraine, Stockholm – Photo, video and sound installations for the 20th anniversary of the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster 2000(-2009) – Live concerts with band Sickoakes in Sweden and Europe


Dev interview with Non: the 3 hour dev
Japan is awesome.
We all love Japan.
I love Japan.
Non is a Japanese indie developer. Sometime ago, he wrote this article that made some noise in the dev community. Here’s the discussion on Hacker News. The reason is that he wrote about his 3 hour work day. Yup! You read that right. He works 3 hours a day, everyday. No wonder devs all around the world reacted to it.
As I read it, I asked myself some questions.
Does this method affect productivity? Why? How?
Is it possible to work only 3 hours everyday and keep the same productivity?
Why we should take this into consideration?
What’s behind this?
 :D
To discover this and more, I flew all the way down to Japan!
…Nope.
I wished that.
I interviewed him via email.
Oh by the way, this is Non.
And here’s the interview. Enjoy!
Let’s start! Tell me a bit about yourself
Hi, I am Non Umemoto, a Japanese indie app developer from Tokyo.
I make a living by selling my apps on the AppStore and the Playstore.
I do everything related to app developments including programming, UI design, and supports.
P.S. What does your name mean?
That’s interesting. Tell me more please. How did it all start?
About 7 years ago, I was a person who always wanted to make a web service, but don’t have programming skill to do that.
I failed to learn PHP twice at the time but finally succeeded by making what I want and tried to learn based on things just for that purpose. After making 3 web services, I wanted to make an app who listen to the web blogs on the go, so I started learning iOS programming, then made the first app called Lisgo.
Since then, I’ve been developing and maintaining several mobile apps.
PS: My name Non is quite unique for Japanese, it means warm in Japanese. :)
Stubbornness is an incredible quality to have Non. In all honesty, I think a person can’t do this profession if he is used to give up on the first fail. Could you describe the process you went through to publish and sell Lisgo? Also, could you provide a link for it?
Sure, but Lisgo is not on the AppStore anymore, I made a new app called Voicepaper recently which is a new TTS app for Lisgo users.
Having said that, I started learning iPhone dev using books and the net at first, and I released the first version after around 6 months or so.
This was an app which I wanted to use myself, so I knew what are most important functions, and something I can add later from the start. Actually, I always make apps I use by myself so far, and this is a good and natural advantage as an indie app developer.
After I released the app, I tried to listen to feedback from users as much as possible to find out what people need and what people don’t need so much as I predicted before.
I learned a lot from the first app about how I can design and develop apps and how I can monetize it.
6 months, I’m impressed. Usually, does it take so long to release an app?. And back then, were you already implementing the 3-hour-of-coding principle?
I try to release a first minimal version as fast as I can since you never know if people will like it or not till you release it on the AppStore. Especially, you cannot tell if people pay for your app until you release it.
So, I usually try to release a new app within 3-6 months after I started developing it from scratch. After I release the first version, if I see people pay for the app, I will start polishing it based on user feedback. It will take more time to upgrade after releasing it anyway if I keep updating it.
were you already implementing the 3-hour-of-coding principle?
I worked hard at the first 2 or 3 years, around 6-8 hours programming everyday for a full year, and I burned out after that.
Especially I had sore eyes every time back then, and I decided to make a 3-hour working principle later.
Sore eyes are a problem that affected me as well. I had to take some measures to fix that problem, like installing Redlight on Ubuntu, setting dark themes for everything, exercising and so on.
So this was what made you transition to a 3-hour coding day. Was it a direct transition or it was a gradual change?
I started working up to 6 hours per day at first, but I felt I still have some time when I am not focusing enough while working for 6 hours. I mean, if I have enough time for work, I tend to do something not important during my work time like searching for something or checking SNS.
After trying 6 hours rule per day for about 6 months, I decided to try 3 hours a day rule. I found I really think about what I need to do and I shouldn’t do with this rule more than before, and I keep doing this since then.
What’s your daily routine?
Usually, I start doing my work for 3 hours straight after I wake up since I have the most energy at the time. I do everything related to my work including programming, support, marketing stuff and so on for that time, and I will do the rest next day.
After I finished my working time, I start doing anything related to my life like doing chores, and other things.
I keep following this routine on holidays too, but sometimes I cannot work at all when I want to do something else with someone, I am traveling or sick.
Damn, that sounds too good Non! Are you really more productive with only 3 hours of daily work? If so, can you give us an example, please?
If I don’t have a lot of time for work, I really think about what I don’t need to do more than anything, since your time is limited and you really think about what I really need to do compared to other things. Also, you can always realize that you cannot do everything, that boosts your productivity always.
Having said that, if you work on startup or something, I believe you need to work for many hours every day, so it depends on how you want to work, and I don’t think this method works for everybody.
For me, I wanted to have some routine which I can keep doing for the rest of my life without burning out and I ended up having this routine for my small business.
Also, you can always realize that you cannot do everything, that boosts your productivity. Always.
What do you mean when you say this, applied to web dev?
Yes, it applies to everything, when you have a small amount of time, you should focus on something important to you and ditch other things.
How do people react when you tell them about your 3-hour work day? I’m curious about this, especially if you consider the Japanese job culture (long working hours).
Hmm, I am not sure, I’m self-employed so it is a different work style, and I don’t talk so much about my working routine until people ask me about the details anyway.
Oh I see. Aren’t they surprised, even a bit? Anyway, how’s the web dev job market in Japan?
Sorry, I am not sure about that, my friends know my work style already, so I don’t remember.
I don’t know about web dev so much about Japan, but if you are a programmer, you can find jobs easily nowadays, especially in Tokyo.
Don’t worry. What about foreign programmers who want to come working in Japan, say in Tokyo? What are the requirements? Is Japanese a must-have for this kind of profession?
Sorry, I don’t know about that things so much, but I know several programmers who don’t speak Japanese but works in Tokyo.
That’s just amazing, even only the fact that indeed is possible!
New question: what learning schedule would you advise to a wanna-be dev?
For me, keep working for a little time everyday worked, but it might not work for others, my only advice is that you just try a little first step if you are interested in something. You can learn a lot from just doing a little thing when you do something new, and it’s ok even if you can’t keep doing that after that anyway.
I can see you have a pretty strong philosophy about coding. Do you have life a philosophy as well? If so, tell me about it please
I am deeply influenced by books of Taleb like Blackswan, Antifragile, and so on, also how you live by Haruki Murakami’s essay.
Especially, you try to find a way to survive first instead of trying to find a way to success.
you try to find a way to survive first instead of trying to find a way to success.
Interesting perspective. Thank you for mentioning those books :)
How’s living in Tokyo and what’s your lifestyle?
I like Tokyo since the foods and restaurants are not expensive compared to other developed countries, also, it is safe and clean. This is my expression after I traveled other developed and developing countries. I like walking around in Tokyo since you can enjoy seeing a lot of places.
Dear Non, thank you very much this opportunity! I learned a lot from you.
I hope you guys enjoyed this article. Please let me know what you think.


 Just as DOS has executables (programs) that reside in files on a disk, so too does GEOS. GEOS executables normally have the filename extension .GEO.
Each geode may have up to three different aspects:
A geode can have any combination of these aspects. For example, the print spooler is a process-library (and therefore provides routines for other geodes while also having a thread of its own), but the sound library is actually a library-driver since it manipulates the machine's sound hardware.
Library and driver geodes that do not have the process aspect do not initially have event-driven threads. Therefore, typically they will not contain objects, just procedural code. They can contain objects, however, as any geode is free to create an event-driven thread for itself at any time. In fact, the parallel port driver does just that when it is printing to a port through DOS or BIOS.
Geodes are loaded either with a call to the kernel routine
GeodeLoad()
or as a side effect of a library's client being loaded (in that case, the library geode will be loaded as well). The generic UI supplies the special routine
UserLoadApplication()
, which you may use to load an application--a geode which has both a process aspect and its process class subclassed off of
GenProcessClass
(and therefore can put generic UI objects on the screen).
Once a geode has been loaded, it is identified by its geode handle , which is the memory handle of the block that holds all the geode's system-administrative data. This block is called the core block and should not be accessed by anything other than the kernel. The geode handle is also used to determine the owner of a particular block in memory; when queried for the owner of a particular block, the kernel will return the geode handle of the geode that owns that block. A geode is the only entity that may own a system resource. If the geode is a process, the geode handle may also be known as a process handle.
When a geode is loaded, its core block is connected to a linked list of the core blocks of other geodes running in the system. This linked list is chronological, with the first entry belonging to the first geode loaded and the last entry belonging to the most recent geode loaded. Each core block contains an entry for the handle of the next core block in the list; the kernel can follow these links to locate any geode in the system. (Only the kernel may do this.)
After the core block is appended to the list, GEOS scans the list for other instances of the same core block. If the geode has been loaded more than once, it will have multiple instances in the list (one instance of the core block for each time the geode is loaded; each core block references the same copy of the geode, however). GEOS then copies the shared-resource handles from an existing core block (if found) into the new core block, thus reducing the amount of work required to load a particular geode multiple times (the shared resources do not need to be reloaded or recreated). Non-shared resource handles are not copied; the resources are loaded or constructed as necessary.
Each geode's core block contains a reference count for that particular geode. When the geode is first loaded, the reference count is set to one. If the geode is a process, the act of initializing the process thread increments the reference count. Each time the geode is loaded again, the new core block will get its own reference count. If the geode is loaded implicitly (as a library, with
GeodeUseLibrary()
, or with
GeodeUseDriver()
), or if it spawns a new thread, it will receive yet another reference count.
The reference count is decremented when a thread owned by the geode exits. If a client of a library geode exits, the library's reference count goes down by one.
When a geode's reference count reaches zero, all the geode's non-sharable resources are freed along with all the file, event, and timer handles owned by the geode. If a sharable resource is co-owned by another instance of the geode, ownership is transferred to the geode's next-oldest instance. (Shared resources are always owned by the oldest instance of their geode.) Once the resources have been freed or transferred, the core block is removed from the linked list and is freed.
To make sure no synchronization problems occur while updating the core block list (e.g. a geode is being loaded while it has just been freed), GEOS maintains an internal semaphore. The geode loading and freeing routines automatically maintain this semaphore.
Geode Components and Structures
Geode Protocols and Release Levels


about me
My name is Yazan Ahmed. I am 22 years old from Jerash. I live in Amman. I am the eldest of my siblings. I have many hobbies such as football, jogging, swimming. I am fluent in speaking both English and Arabic.
educational life & work experience
- I studied at the International Islamic Sciences University in the College of Information Technology with a bachelor’s degree in software engineering with an excellent average and i was the second on the semester
- I have good experience in the field of full stack development (html, css, bootsrap, javascritp, jquery, php, mySQL)
- I have the skills to use (git, github, command line, vs code)
my goals
My future goals To be a web professional , acquired many technological skill , Learn more languages such as French, Italian or Russian Learn the field of mobile applications
Top 10 cities to visit for me
- Dubai
- Cairo
- Rio de Janeiro
- New York
- Paris
- Sydney
- Tokyo
- Bali
- Milan
- Maldives Island


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The wold object is your "game board" or sorts, it's where all the Box2D stuff like gravity exists, and its where things like "bodies" and joints exist.
As a note, the world by default has no "walls" so objects will keep falling till they go off the screen (but note these elements will still exist in memory)
This method takes 2 arguments, both floats. This sets the gravity for the world. The first argument sets the value of gravity along the x axis, the second along the y axis.
for example:
world.setGravity(0, -9.91);
Would be a normal "earth like" gravity for a device in portrait mode. Where as:
world.setGravity(9.91, 0);
Would be a device set to LANDSCAPE_LEFT.
This method takes two arguments, the first a reference to a view that is to be added to the world, the second a dictionary with the following properties:
The documentation for how these properties work can be found in the Box2D library documentation.
This method returns a [body proxy][]
Note: the body proxy has a property called view that will let you access the views properties from the body so you can view and change the view properties.
This method takes one argument, a [body proxy][]
This method removes the body from the world and destroys the body and view from memory.
This method takes three arguments, the first two are references to the bodies that are to be joined, the third a dictionary with the following available properties:
The documentation for how these properties work can be found in the Box2D library documentation.
This method returns a [revJoint proxy][] currently, but will be able to return other joint types soon.


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The Good Place is a smart, unique comedy about what makes a good person. The show follows Eleanor Shellstrop, an ordinary woman who enters the afterlife and, thanks to some kind of error, is sent to the Good Place instead of the Bad Place, which is definitely where she belongs. While hiding in plain sight from Michael, the wise architect of the Good Place (who doesn't know he's made a mistake), she's determined to shed her old way of living and discover the awesome (or, at least, the pretty good) person within.


{% extends '__list.html' %} {% load render_table from django_tables2 %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block head_title %} | Quality review {% endblock head_title %} {% block title %} Quality review {% endblock title %} {% block subtitle %} variables tagged with {{ tag.title }} from {{ study.i_study_name }} {% endblock subtitle %} {% block before_table %}
The DCC has performed initial quality review of tagged variables. The tagged variables shown in this table have been flagged for removal. For each row in the table, please review the reason for removal given in the table and select the appropriate button. If you agree that the tag should be removed from this variable, select the green button that says the tag should be removed. If you think that the variable should remain tagged with this tag, select the red button to be taken to a page to provide further explanation. Once you have made a selection for a row, the response will be shown in the "Status" column.
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| SUMMARY: IMPORT | CONSTANT | MEMBER | ACTION | DETAIL: IMPORT | CONSTANT | MEMBER | ACTION |
| Action summary | |
|---|---|
integer | static create(any comparator)
Create an empty heap with the given comparator. The comparator determines if this is a min-heap or a max-heap and how to compare the values. |
boolean |
empty()
Returns true if the heap is empty. |
integer | static heapify(sequence<any> data, any comparator)
Create an in-place heap on the given sequence, with the given comparator. The comparator determines if this is a min-heap or a max-heap and how to compare the values. |
any |
peekTop()
Return the top value from the heap, according to its comparator. |
any |
pop()
Remove and return the top value from the heap, according to its comparator, maintaining the heap. |
void |
push(any val)
Push a new value into the heap, maintaining the heap. |
integer |
size()
Returns the number of values in the heap. |
| Action detail |
|---|
integer static create(any comparator)Create an empty heap with the given comparator. The comparator determines if this is a min-heap or a max-heap and how to compare the values.
boolean empty()Returns true if the heap is empty.
integer static heapify(sequence<any> data, any comparator)Create an in-place heap on the given sequence, with the given comparator. The comparator determines if this is a min-heap or a max-heap and how to compare the values.
any peekTop()Return the top value from the heap, according to its comparator.
any pop()Remove and return the top value from the heap, according to its comparator, maintaining the heap.
void push(any val)Push a new value into the heap, maintaining the heap.
integer size()Returns the number of values in the heap.
| FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||
| |||||||
| SUMMARY: IMPORT | CONSTANT | MEMBER | ACTION | DETAIL: IMPORT | CONSTANT | MEMBER | ACTION |


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copy-seq
sequence ⇒ copied-sequence
sequence—a proper sequence.
copied-sequence—a proper sequence.
Creates a copy of sequence. The elements of the new sequence are the same as the corresponding elements of the given sequence.
If sequence is a vector, the result is a fresh simple array of rank one that has the same actual array element type as sequence. If sequence is a list, the result is a fresh list.
(setq str "a string") ⇒ "a string" (equalp str (copy-seq str)) ⇒ true (eql str (copy-seq str)) ⇒ false
Should be prepared to signal an error of type type-error if sequence is not a proper sequence.
From a functional standpoint,
(copy-seq x) ≡ (subseq x 0)
However, the programmer intent is typically very different in these two cases.


| Resource | Description | Example Requests |
|---|---|---|
| GET /api/translation/ | Fetch details of all proteins. Translation is the process of synthesis of protein from RNA. |
|
| GET /api/translation/{translation_id}/ | Fetch details of a given protein. |
| Resource | Description | Example Requests |
|---|---|---|
| GET /api/translation/ | Fetch details of all proteins. Translation is the process of synthesis of protein from RNA. |
|
| GET /api/translation/{translation_id}/ | Fetch details of a given protein. |


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Authentication
- http is stateless
we pass along with the request is our cookie
- the cookie lives on the client, which means we can’t trust it
cookie has a lot of raw data
- you don’t really want to put data on the client
- except the token: which is just a primary key for their session on my server
session id in the cookie identifies the session
cookies on the browser/sessions are on the server
- the cookie is used to access the session
Form_for requires an ActiveRecord instance -> it needs a model
- form_tag(sessions_path)
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|
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 |
|
In user model:
has_secure_password
- bcrypt
- password confirmation is optional with has_secure_password
- if a hacker gains access to your logs and you don’t have the password field filtered, they can see all the passwords
Order.update(12, :name => "Barney", :email =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>- is equivalent to
Order.find(12).update_attributes(:name => "Barney", :email =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>MISC
- Web dev tool
- delete local and remote branches
- pusher better than socket.io
Throw this at the top for a place for flash notices
<%= notice %>


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{% extends "templates/post.html" %} {% block post %} {% filter markdown %}
These notes are based on the book [Contemporary Abstract Algebra 7th ed][0].
[0]: http://www.amazon.com/Contemporary-Abstract-Algebra-Joseph-Gallian/dp/0547165099
More subgroup tests
-------------------
### Two-Step subgroup test
> Let G be a grop and let H be a nonempty subset of G. If ab ∈ H whenever
> a,b ∈ H(H is closed under the operation), and a-1 ∈ H
> whenever a ∈ H, H is a subgroup of G.
Proof: Let a,b ∈ H. Since H is non-empty by our hypothesis,
if we can show that ab-1 ∈ H, then by the one-step subgroup test
H≤G. Since b ∈ H, b-1 ∈ H by our hypothesis.  But how
can we show that a subset is definitely not a subgroup? Here's a few ways
1. Show e ∉ H
2. Show that there exists an a∈H with a-1∉H.
3. Show that there exists some a,b∈H with ab∉H.
#### Example of showing a subset is not a group
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### Finite Subgroup test
> Let H be a nonempty finite subset of group G. If H is closed under G's
> operation, then H is a subgroup of G.
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Examples of Subgroups
---------------------
### Defining <a>
> `` = {an | n∈Z} = {a-1,a0,a1,a2, ...}.
> a0 is defined to be the identity.
`` is called the "cyclic subgroup generated by a".
### <a> is a subgroup.
> Let G be a group and let `a` be any element of G. Then `` is a subgroup of G.
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Note that xb-1 was used over the conventional ab-1 since
we wanted to avoid confusion between the element `a` and the set ``.
#### A note on proof strategy
Similar to the subgroup test proofs in [part 1][1], whenever we perform the
one-step subgroup test and have declared a and b in the subgroup, it's easier to
just start with ab-1 and verify that it has the properties necessary
to be in the subset. It can be verify difficult to start by taking the values of
a and b and manipulating them to appear in the same form as ab-1, so
it's better to start with ab-1 and simply verify that it has the
needed properties.
[1]: /math/finite-groups-and-subgroups-part-1/
### Cyclic groups
In the event that ``=G for some a∈G, G is called "cyclic" and a is
called a "generator" of G. Just because `` is infinitely long does not mean
the set produced by it is infinitely long since sets do not have duplicate
elements.
**Every cyclic group is abelian.** This is because every element in `` is in
the form an for some integer n. So if we were to pick two elements
out of ``, say ai and aj, performing the group
operation on them yields
aiaj=ai+j=aj+i=ajai.
### Center of a group
> The center of a group, Z(G), is the set of elements of G that commute with all
> elements of G. Notationally,
> Z(G)={a∈G | ax=xa ∀x∈G}.
### The center is a subgroup
> The center of a group G is a subgroup of G.
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### Centralizer of a in G
> Let a be a fixed element of a group G. The centralizer of a in G, C(a), is the
> set of all elements that commute with a. Notationally,
> C(a) = {g∈G | ga=ag}.
### Distinguishing the center and a centralizer
It can be a little difficult to keep the terms "center" and "centralizer"
straight, especially since they sound the same and have similar definitions. Do
your best to remember that the center is associated with an *entire group*,
while the centralizer is associated with a single element in a group.
Additionally, if an element is in C(a) for any a∈G, it's guaranteed to be
in Z(G). Think about why :)
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Project of a self driving car at Politecnico di Torino, for the Computer Architecture course. We programmed a FPGA using the VHDL language, designed and printed the car chassis using a 3D printer, then assembled the engine, the sensors and the wheels and finally tested the logic that makes the car explore a room and find a safe place to rest.
HouseOnFire (HOF) is a system to manage and completely support the owner that wants to organize a party at home. It offers a user interface through its mobile application (HOF-App), where all guests can insert their favorite songs. The owner special user interface allows him or her to continuously check the party status, such as the music being played in each room and the loudness being kept under the maximum threshold.
Two Java projects which allow sending messages among several client applications, supervised by the chat server. The first one exploits the messaging broker Apache ActiveMQ and is based on JMS Topic Architecture, whereas the second one is based on Remote Method Invocation (RMI) and callback mechanisms. Data persistence and actualization is ensured by a MariaDB database.
A project for UPM, working as a language processor for Java-Script. Developed through the tools: flex, to produce the lexical analyzer, and bison, to produce the syntactic and semantic analyzers.
The development of an application for make up supporting, by focusing on the guidelines of Human-Computer Interaction. Group Project creating ah high fidelity prototype of the application trough iterative evaluations centred on the user experience.
A project for the course of Software Engineering developing a system for health care and sharing of information among individual users and third parties. It consists in the development of the first two phases of any Sw Engineering project: the Requirement analysis (RASD) and the Design document.


{% load hunt_state_tests %}
Maker ID: 3XJ-3FF-FSF
Go to Course World, enter the Maker ID, and press Play on the Super World on the right.
Individual levels can be replayed on the Maker profile (or with codes below):
1-1 Wigging Out: H76-C50-4JG
1-2 Picture That: 75H-5GK-BRF
1-3 Luigi wins by doing nothing?: 9N0-J5J-TXF
1-4 Boo-m Boo-m Breakout: 9BH-DBG-8JF
1-M Gobeetle Desert: CKL-QWH-DQG
For archival purposes, these levels are also available on this Maker ID: CKQ-93T-1TG.
If you don't have Super Mario Maker 2, a video substitute for this puzzle will unlock in {{ puzzle|minutesRemaining:480 }} minutes.
For archival purposes, these levels are also available on this Maker ID: CKQ-93T-1TG.
If you don't have Super Mario Maker 2, watch this video instead.


{% extends 'base-with-login.html' %} {% load js %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block extra_header %} {% comment %} {% endcomment %} {% endblock%} {% block content %} {% include 'behaviouralExperimentDefinition/sharePeopleModal.html'%}
Here you will be able to share your BE publicly and/or personally.
| Behavioural experiments | Description | Date created | Public | Shared with | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{behaviouralExperiment.uuid}} | {{behaviouralExperiment.description}} | {{behaviouralExperiment.created}} | {% if behaviouralExperiment.public %}{% else %} | {% endif %} |
{% for shared_behav_exp in share %}
{% if shared_behav_exp.behaviouralExperiment == behaviouralExperiment %}
{{shared_behav_exp.user.first_name}} {{shared_behav_exp.user.last_name}} < {{shared_behav_exp.user.email}} > {% endif %} {% endfor %} |
These are the BE other users have shared with you.
| Behavioural experiments | Description | Public Sharing |
|---|---|---|
| {{shared_behav_exp.behaviouralExperiment.uuid}} | {{ shared_behav_exp.behaviouralExperiment.description }} | {{ shared_behav_exp.behaviouralExperiment.public }} |
These are the BE publicly shared by the paltform users.
| Behavioural experiments | Description | Public Sharing |
|---|---|---|
| {{behaviouralExperiment.uuid}} | {{ behaviouralExperiment.description }} | {{ behaviouralExperiment.public }} |


The star index
files can be viewed from the help menu of the ptlang and ptcl editors.
The star index files are updated when make sources
is run
in $PTOLEMY/src/domains
.
The program ptlang
converts .pl
files
In Ptolemy, stars are created from Ptlang
files, which have a .pl
suffix. In the Ptolemy
distribution, for each domain xxx the main built in stars are
in $PTOLEMY/src/domains/
xxx/stars
.
Some domains have other stars in
$PTOLEMY/src/domains/
xxx/
yyy/stars
.
The program ptlang
converts .pl
files
into .cc
and .h
files that are later
compiled. In addition ptlang
can produce HTML
documentation for the star. The makefiles are configured so that the
.html
file for a star foo.pl
ends up in
foo.html
. The makefiles also have rules
that create an index of all the stars. The index file for a directory
is named starHTML.idx
. The makefiles create individual
starHTML.idx
files in each stars
directory, and then merge the individual starHTML.idx
files into master starHTML.idx
files.
In addition, for each master starHTML.idx
file, a
file that contains a description of the sub-starHTML.idx
files is produced. This description is name
starHTML.idx.fst
and is in the Tycho Forest format. The
Index
Browser has been extended so that if the
starHTML.idx.fst
file is present, then a
Browse
button appears in the Index Browser.
For example, the CGC domain has the following star index files
$TYCHO/typt/lib/PtolemyFacets.fst
contains a visual description of the different Universes that Ptolemy
is shipped with. This file can be updated with the command cd
$TYCHO; make typt/lib/PtolemyFacets.fst
. To rebuild this file takes about an hour, as all the facets need to be opened.
The
nightly
rule in the same makefile will also rebuild this
file. Locally, at UC Berkeley, we have a nightly cron job that runs
the nightly
rule.
The BuilderDialog tool can also build this index.
$PTOLEMY/src/domains/domain.idx
is created by merging the domain.idx
files in each domain
directory.
ptlang
produces HTML file documentation for a star.
Each HTML files has a link at the bottom labeled StarName
users
. That link points to a location in the
domain.idx
file for the Ptolemy domain that the star is
in.
$PTOLEMY/src/domains/domain.idx
is generated by the
domain.idx
rule in $PTOLEMY/mk/domain.mk
. The
nightly
rule in $PTOLEMY/makfile
will also
rebuild this file.
The BuilderDialog tool can also build this index.
The directory $PTOLEMY/doc/star-demo-index
contains HTML files that contain list of stars and the
Ptolemy demos that the stars appear in. There is one file for each
domain.
This file is generated by cd $PTOLEMY/src/domains; make
starindex
.


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Police arrest man wanted over murder of 20-year-old Niigata woman
NIIGATA — Police arrested a man on Monday wanted for the alleged murder of a 20-year-old woman three days ago in Niigata, northwest of Tokyo.
Ryosuke Saito, 25, who had been on the run since Yuzuki Ishizawa was stabbed to death in a building near JR Niigata Station on Friday evening, was arrested after a convenience store in the city reported seeing a man resembling Saito outside, they said.
The police put him on the national wanted list on Saturday, saying he was wearing a grayish shirt and dark-colored pants at the time he left the scene.
Saito was acquainted with Ishizawa, who worked at a drinking establishment in the building, according to the police.
Saito's mother in Ageo, Saitama Prefecture, called the police on Thursday saying Saito had hinted at attacking his ex-girlfriend and killing himself.
Niigata police have also found a note at the scene, believed to have been written by Saito, which hinted at his suicide.
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| Constants' Details |
CONTEXTMENU
const short CONTEXTMENU = 1;
- Description
- specifies a requests for a context menu.
|
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STARTDRAG
const short STARTDRAG = 2;
- Description
- specifies the beginning of a drag operation.
|
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WHEEL
const short WHEEL = 3;
- Description
- specifies a mouse wheel operation.
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STARTAUTOSCROLL
const short STARTAUTOSCROLL = 4;
- Description
- specifies the begining of an auto scroll operation.
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AUTOSCROLL
const short AUTOSCROLL = 5;
- Description
- specifies an auto scroll operation.
|
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VOICE
const short VOICE = 6;
- Description
- specifies a request for a voice operation.
|
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STARTEXTTEXTINPUT
const short STARTEXTTEXTINPUT = 7;
- Description
- specifies the beginning of an extended text input operation.
|
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EXTTEXTINPUT
const short EXTTEXTINPUT = 8;
- Description
- specifies an extended text input operation.
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ENDEXTTEXTINPUT
const short ENDEXTTEXTINPUT = 9;
- Description
- specifies the end of an extended text input operation.
|
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INPUTCONTEXTCHANGE
const short INPUTCONTEXTCHANGE = 10;
- Description
- specifies that the input context has been changed.
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CURSORPOS
const short CURSORPOS = 11;
- Description
- specifies the cursor position.
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PASTESELECTION
const short PASTESELECTION = 12;
- Description
- specifies a paste selection command.
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MODKEYCHANGE
const short MODKEYCHANGE = 13;
- Description
- specifies that the state of a key modifier has changed.
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HANGUL_HANJA_CONVERSION
const short HANGUL_HANJA_CONVERSION = 14;
- Description
- specifies a hangual hanja conversion command.
|
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USER
const short USER = 4096;
- Description
- specifies a user-defined command.
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HTTP, standing for HyperText Transfer Protocol, is a Web's application protocol.
Each request/response pair is sent over separate TCP connections.
Each TCP connection is closed after the server sent the object - the connection does not persist for other objects. Thus, each TCP connection transports exactly one request message and one response message.
The total response time is two RTTs (round-trip time), which is the time it takes for a small packet to travel from client to server and then back to the client, plus the transmission time at the server of the HTML file.
Downside: for each of these connections, TCP buffers must be allocated and TCP variables must be kept in both client and server. This can place a significant burden on the Web server, which maybe serving requests from hundreds of clients simultaneously.
All the request and their corresponding responses are sent over the same TCP connection.
The server leaves the TCP connection open after sending a response. Subsequent requests and responses between the same client and server can be sent over the same connection.
These requests for objects can be made back-to-back, without waiting for replies to pending requests.
Typically, the HTTP server closes a connection when it isn't used for a certain time (a configurable timeout interval).
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Header lines: header field name, value
Entity body
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Header lines: header field name value
Entity body
Cookies allow sites to keep track of users.
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Cookies can be used to identify a user.
A Web cache - also called a proxy server - is a network entity that satisfies HTTP request on behalf of an origin Web Server.
A cache is both a server and a client at the same time.
Web cache processing
A Web cache can substantially reduce the response time for a client request.
A Web cache can also substantially reduce the Web traffic in the Internet as a whole, thereby improving the performance for all applications.
The conditional GET is a mechanism of HTTP that allows a cache to verify that its object is up-to-date
The request message (1) uses the GET method and (2) includes an If-Modified-Since: header line


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| clearerr |
clears errors |
| fclose |
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| feof |
true if at the end-of-file |
| ferror |
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| fflush |
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| fgetpos |
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indicator |
| fgets |
get a string of characters from a
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| ftell |
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indicator |
| fwrite |
write to a file |
| getc |
read a character from a file |
| getchar |
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stdin |
| gets |
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stdin |
| perror |
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current error to stderr |
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write formatted output to
stdout |
| putc |
write a character to a stream |
| putchar |
write a character to
stdout |
| puts |
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stdout |
| remove |
erase a file |
| rename |
rename a file |
| rewind |
move the file position indicator to
the beginning of a file |
| scanf |
read formatted input from
stdin |
| setbuf |
set the buffer for a specific
stream |
| setvbuf |
set the buffer and size for a
specific stream |
| sprintf |
write formatted output to a
buffer |
| sscanf |
read formatted input from a
buffer |
| tmpfile |
return a pointer to a temporary
file |
| tmpnam |
return a unique filename |
| ungetc |
puts a character back into a
stream |
| vprintf, vfprintf, and
vsprintf |
write formatted output with
variable argument lists |


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by Rebecca Thomas- Sir Duncan Nichol, chair of Countess of Chester Hospital FT, has announced his retirement
- He was the third chief executive of the NHS management executive and has spent 56 years working in the NHS
A former chief executive of the NHS, Sir Duncan Nichol, is to retire after 56 years working in the health service.
Sir Duncan, currently chair of the Countess of Chester Hospital Foundation Trust, has announced he intends to retire in March 2020.
From 1989 to 1994 he was chief executive of the NHS Management Executive and has been chair at the Countess since 2012.
His career in the NHS has spanned more than 50 years, after he joined as a graduate trainee in 1963.
In a statement published this week, Sir Duncan said: “I have spent my whole career dedicated to working in the NHS and had the great pleasure of being involved with the Countess of Chester over many years and particularly closely over the past seven years, where many colleagues have become valued friends.
“The decision to step down as chairman is due in part to a change in my personal circumstances and I feel that it is the right time for me to move on as I begin a new chapter in my life. I am now looking forward to enjoying my retirement.”
Susan Gilby, the FT’s chief executive, said: “I would also like to take this opportunity to personally thank Sir Duncan for the invaluable support he has provided to me since I became chief executive in April. His guidance has been crucial as I look to oversee a transformation programme at the trust that puts patient safety at the centre of all we do.”
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I have just released static-config which is very small library that allows to scrap some boilerplate when working with typesafehub/config. Here you can find motivation for writing it.
Motivation
I tend to use typesafehub/config pretty extensively and in most cases I use it in similarly way: application.conf
in resources + wrapping object for type safe accessing of config entries. Here is small example:
application.conf
my-app {
app-name = "My Fancy App"
kafka {
brokers = ["broker1", "broker2"]
}
http {
interface = "<IP_ADDRESS>"
port = 8080
}
}
Config.scala
object Config {
val config = ConfigFactory.load().getConfig("my-app")
val `app-name` = config.getString("app-name")
object kafka {
val config = Config.config.getConfig("kafka")
val brokers = config.getStringList("brokers")
}
object http {
val config = Config.config.getConfig("http")
val interface = config.getString("interface")
val port = config.getInt("port")
}
}
As you can see, Config
code is rather verbose. Every config entry is triplicated(application.conf, name of the variable and argument to the getXY
. Moreover, for each entry we need to specify from which config we want to get our entry. That made me think.
static-config
So I developed this tiny library to scrap (almost) all of this boilerplate. I have to mention it wouldn’t be possible without great lihaoyi/sourcecode.
Here is above example written with static-config.
import com.typesafe.config.{Config, ConfigFactory}
import staticconfig._
object SConfigExample extends SConfig {
override def config: Config = ConfigFactory.load()
object `my-app` extends LocalSConfigNode {
val `app-name` = configEntry(_.getString)
object kafka extends LocalSConfigNode {
val brokers = configEntry(_.getStringList)
}
object http extends LocalSConfigNode {
val interface = configEntry(_.getString)
val port = configEntry(_.getInt)
}
}
}
No boilerplate left! Success! (In fact we could make ConfigFactory.load()
a default implementation of config
but that has some drawbacks.
How it works?
I didn’t lie, this library has only 6 relevant lines of code. If you’re interested go and read it!


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million households in the state, and 46 percent of those couples had
children under roof.
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Class SyntheticGraphIID
java.lang.Object
kdl.prox.datagen2.structure.SyntheticGraphIID
public class SyntheticGraphIID
- extends java.lang.Object
Creates a random graph, with nodes with a degree specified in degreeDistribs or objectSpec
There are two types of nodes, S and T. Saves their type in objectType attribute (and
a linkType for the connections between them.)
NOTE: It assumes the database is empty, but initialized!
|
Constructor Summary |
SyntheticGraphIID(java.lang.Integer[][] objectSpec)
Generate a fixed structure based on the number of core objects presented. |
SyntheticGraphIID(int numCoreObjs,
java.lang.Object[][] degreeDistribs)
Generate generate S-T object structure with varying degrees
of T objects for each S object. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
SyntheticGraphIID
public SyntheticGraphIID(int numCoreObjs,
java.lang.Object[][] degreeDistribs)
- Generate generate S-T object structure with varying degrees
of T objects for each S object.
- Parameters:
numCoreObjs
- the number of S objects to be createddegreeDistribs
- probability distribution over degree distributions
for the core objects. it's an array of arrays where
the inner arrays are pairs containing a Double (the
probability for the following distribution) and the
Distribution the probability appplies to.
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if types in degreeDistribs don't match
the {Double, Distribution} pattern, or
if probabilities in degreeDistribs don't
sum to 1.0
SyntheticGraphIID
public SyntheticGraphIID(java.lang.Integer[][] objectSpec)
- Generate a fixed structure based on the number of core objects presented.
This method will generate S-T structure with a fixed number of Ts for each S.
For example, an object spec that contains
2 4
3 2
will create 2 S objects connected to 4 T objects,
add 3 S objects connected to 2 T objects.
- Parameters:
objectSpec
- specifies the number of S's and for each S the number of T's
getObjTypeAttrName
public static java.lang.String getObjTypeAttrName()
getLinkTypeAttrName
public static java.lang.String getLinkTypeAttrName()
getCoreObjName
public static java.lang.String getCoreObjName()
getPeriphObjName
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Announcing three new Apache Flink connectors, the new connector versioning strategy and externalization
August 4, 2023 - Elphas Toringepi (@elphastori)New connectors #
We’re excited to announce that Apache Flink now supports three new connectors: Amazon DynamoDB, MongoDB and OpenSearch! The connectors are available for both the DataStream and Table/SQL APIs.
- Amazon DynamoDB - This connector includes a sink that provides at-least-once delivery guarantees.
- MongoDB connector - This connector includes a source and sink that provide at-least-once guarantees.
- OpenSearch sink - This connector includes a sink that provides at-least-once guarantees.
| Connector | Date Released | Supported Flink Versions |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon DynamoDB sink | 2022-12-02 | 1.15+ |
| MongoDB connector | 2023-03-31 | 1.16+ |
| OpenSearch sink | 2022-12-21 | 1.16+ |
List of Contributors #
The Apache Flink community would like to express gratitude to all the new connector contributors:
Andriy Redko, Chesnay Schepler, Danny Cranmer, darenwkt, Hong Liang Teoh, Jiabao Sun, Leonid Ilyevsky, Martijn Visser, nir.tsruya, Sergey Nuyanzin, Weijie Guo, Yuri Gusev, Yuxin Tan
Externalized connectors #
The community has externalized connectors from Flink’s main repository. This was driven to realise the following benefits:
- Faster releases of connectors: New features can be added more quickly, bugs can be fixed immediately, and we can have faster security patches in case of direct or indirect (through dependencies) security flaws.
- Adding newer connector features to older Flink versions: By having stable connector APIs, the same connector artifact may be used with different Flink versions. Thus, new features can also immediately be used with older Flink versions.
- More activity and contributions around connectors: By easing the contribution and development process around connectors, we will see faster development and also more connectors.
- Documentation: Standardized documentation and user experience for the connectors, regardless of where they are maintained.
- A faster Flink CI: By not needing to build and test connectors, the Flink CI pipeline will be faster and Flink developers will experience fewer build instabilities (which mostly come from connectors). That should speed up Flink development.
The following connectors have been moved to individual repositories:
- Kafka / Upsert-Kafka
- Cassandra
- Elasticsearch
- MongoDB
- OpenSearch
- RabbitMQ
- Google Cloud PubSub
- Pulsar
- JDBC
- HBase
- Hive
- AWS connectors:
- Firehose
- Kinesis
- DynamoDB
Versioning #
Connectors continue to use the same Maven dependency groupId
and artificatId
, however, the JAR artifact version
has changed and now uses the format, <major>.<minor>.<patch>-<flink-major>.<flink-minor>
. For example, to use the DynamoDB connector for Flink 1.17, add the following dependency to your project:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-connector-dynamodb</artifactId>
<version>4.1.0-1.17</version>
</dependency>
You can find the maven dependency for a connector in the Flink connectors documentation for a specific Flink version. Use the Flink Downloads page to verify which version your connector is compatible with.
Contributing #
Similarly, when creating JIRAs to report issues or to contribute to externalized connectors, the Affects Version/s
and Fix Version/s
fields should now use the connector version instead of a Flink version. The format should be <connector-name>-<major>.<minor>.<patch>
for example, use opensearch-1.1.0
for the OpenSearch connector. All other fields in the JIRA like Component/s
remain the same.
For more information on how to contribute to externalized connectors, see the Externalized Connector development wiki.


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The YANG W3C Regex Expression validator page was built for YANG developers to check if their expressions are valid. There are already many online regex checkers like regex101.com, but we did not find any that respects the YANG RFC nor the W3C rules.
The tool is a web GUI using two C programs in the backend: YANGRE and W3CGREP. You can navigate between both validators by using the menu.
YANGRE requires patterns as you would write them in a YANG schema. YANGRE takes the pattern, creates a very small YANG schema, validates the schema and checks if the leaf of string type with the specified pattern(s) can have the provided value (if it matches the patterns). So it actually checks what yanglint does in case the string is specified as leaf's default value.
See RFC 7950 section 9.4.5 for details on the YANG regular expressions.
W3CGREP is simply checking the pattern based on W3C rules.
The YANGRE and W3C validators have different ways of dealing with quoting. As an example, W3CGREP will accept the pattern [a-z]{3}, while YANGRE will refuse it stating an error. This is correct per the RFC, since this is an unquoted string. For YANGRE to accept this pattern, you would need to put it into double quotes: "[a-z]{3}" would be accepted.
See RFC 7950 section 6.1.3 for information on quoting for the YANGRE validator.
The validators also have an API


Assorted features
This is an assortment of feature-demonstrations.
Features:
The big red arrow is an <area> with display:none set. It won't hilight.
The star uses the metadata plugin to adjust how it looks
The right-hand square uses the metadata plugin to always be visible, to have no border, and to have a greenish fill
The lower-left square is linked to the star using groupBy. When you mouse over it the star will hilight as well.
Mouse over this to trigger a hilight from an external element!
Click this to toggle whether or not the star will hilight
Click this to toggle whether or not the star is always hilighted
The image is
Ruffled Map by midkiffaries
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JoliTree is a CSS Stylesheet and a lightweight JavaScript (2K minified) to represent a (X)HTML tree, with collapsable folders.
Homepage: http://joliclic.free.fr/jsdev/jolitree/
Should work on all modern Browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome,...).
Should work with IE6, IE7, IE8.
The JavaScript used is unobstrusive, if JavaScript is not enabled on the client the tree will be displayed statically, all branches opened.
The HTML structure used to represent the tree looks like Bookmarks in
Netscape format, it is based on definition lists
(

,

and

).
example (source of the demo above):

bookmarks

a link 1 - some text -

a folder 1

  a link 2 (no icon)

a link 3

a folder 2

a link 4

a link 5

a folder 3

a link 6

a link 7

a folder 4

a link 8

  a link 9 (no icon)

The global container is an

, with a class
"jolitree
".
A folder is represented by a

, which contains
a

representing its label, and a

that contains the actual content of this
folder.
A simple entry is a

which may optionally
contain a link
Finally, a separator is represented by a

, itself
containing a

.
You must add the class "last
" to each element
(

or

) which is the
last child of a folder, it is necessary if JavaScript is not enabled
on the client.
If you want to use a particular icon for an entry, just put the
class "no-icon
" on the corresponding

, this removes the icon by default. Then,
just add your
tag in the

.
If you want a folder opened by default when JavaScript is enabled,
add the class "opened
" on the corresponding

.
For the visual formatting, simply link the stylesheet jolitree.css to the page.
A alternative stylesheet is available to be compatible with the old
versions of Internet Explorer (IE6), wich don't treat the PNG
transparency. This stylesheet use GIF images rather than PNG.
Ideally, link the 2 stylesheets with IE conditional comments:
 <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="jolitree/css/jolitree.css">
Another alternative stylesheet is available, jolitree-tango.css, Tango style based. You can use it in place of jolitree.css, or create your own, of course.
To enable the folding/unfolding behavior, you have to link the
JavaScript file jolitree.js to your page, and create an instance of
the JoliTree class with the cibled

as
argument:

Alternatively, you can use instead a compressed version. jolitree-min.js is a minified version (with JSMin). jolitree-packed is compressed with the Dean Edwards JavaScript Packer. Personaly, I recommend to use the minified version, or the uncompressed version, because it's already a lightweight file ;) .
JoliTree is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to use it in your projects, free or commercial, and to modify it as you want.

And with the
bm2jolitree
converter you can easily convert a bookmarks file into a jolitree
structure.
All this tools are available on my site:
Nicolas Martin <joliclic at gmail dot com>