Our Project
Gaming industry is exploding in the recent decade. Many offline games are shifted online because the developer wants their customer to be interacted. These interaction can bring more user and higher profit to their company. We called these game as massively multiplayer online game (MMOG). However, it is difficult to manage a large amount of user over the internet. In this project, we will be exploring how these gaming companies decide on which type of connection that they should use. We will be focusing TCP and UDP in this project.
Applying different strategies of TCP or UDP usage could directly affect gaming servers’
performance, reliability, and security. By doing this research, we can have a better
understanding of how gaming applications balance the trade-off of TCP and UDP usage to
efficiently handle massive data transmission between servers and users, to recover lost packets
when transmission are broken, to maintain or update servers by patches, to establish queueing
when servers are overloaded, and to provide accounts and servers security. Since both gaming
industry and network infrastructure have been growing exponentially, this requires us to reflect
why game designers have made these trade-offs over the network evolution so that we could
project some possible options of TCP/UDP usage for gaming applications in future.
There are number of researches regarding TCP and UDP usage, reliability and
performance study. However, these researches did not explore or examine the gaming industry.
In this project, we will be studying on TCP and UDP in the gaming industry, identifying which
type of connection is suitable and we will be also simulating on computer to see the differences.
Approach
We will use a chronological approach to study the strategies of TCP or UDP usage since
various gaming server architectures and the development of network infrastructure have
·followed a chronological evolution. Based on previous research, modeling, and our survey,
simulation to existing gaming servers, we will analysis these strategies and attempt to project a
possible solution for the coming decade.


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I'll be back
My happiness grows in direct proportion to my acceptance, and in inverse proportion to my expectations.
It's impossible to be perfect, and you won't do a good job if you're too focused on proving yourself to others
With each dream accomplished, bigger ones are put in their place
Being a fish out of water is tough, but that's how you evolve


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Top five reasons to unlock your phone right now
Source: Android Central
If you've had your phone since it was fresh out of the box, straight from your service provider, you may have never gone through the process of unlocking the SIM slot. Though there are number of ways to go about SIM unlocking your phone, be it through your provider or a third party, there are a lot of benefits to jumping through those hoops.
 Unlock prices will vary by device, but considering the work put into the process, it should still be profitable after resale. If you know you're going to be upgrading down the line, you might as well get your phone unlocked so you can maximize the amount you recoup during resale.
Get the best deals abroad
Being able to get wireless service while globetrotting can help you translate, navigate, and research when abroad. If your phone is still locked when you get off the plane, you're going to have to deal with steep roaming fees from your home provider. Even with a dedicated roaming package, you'll likely save a few bucks by swapping SIM cards with one of the domestic service providers. Trust me, it's worth wrestling with the language barrier at the local provider's store.
Jump on great new plans
Back at home, there may be a promotion at a new service you want to hop onto. You won't be able to avail yourself of monthly savings without unlocking your phone. Once that's done though, you'll be free to hop between carriers on month-to-month plans depending on whoever's offering the best bang for buck. That flexibility is worth the effort of getting your phone unlocked.
Having a useful spare
Even your older phones can be good candidates for unlocking if they aren't already. With an unlocked phone in your drawer, you'll always have a fallback at a moment's notice if your current daily driver breaks for whatever reason. Not only does this help you maintain peace of mind, it can be handy for helping friends out in a pinch, too.
Source: Android Central
Taking control of your hardware
For all of the functional benefits of unlocking your phone, there's something to be said about the sheer feeling of independence of having an unlocked phone. Once upon a time unlocking your phone outside of the purview of your service provider was illegal in the U.S. Along the same vein of maintaining a right to repair, you should also have the right to pick and choose your service whenever you want.


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Jennie is married to Joey (aka Jose) and has a precious cat named Bailey (aka Boo). She prefers to refer to people by nicknames that she has lovingly designated for them.
Jennie likes to travel, take pictures and sing in the shower. She also enjoys walking outside and learning to make things. Her favorite places to live (so far) are Hawaii, Japan and Honduras.
Jennie's bad habits include eating too many cookies or a whole bag of chips in one sitting. She also can mindlessly surf the web for extended periods of time like a time-wasting pro, and thus is full of useless facts, mostly pertaining to internet culture, fringe social groups or random trivia.


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Nuclear engineer recently graduated from Jordan University of Science and Technology.
Currently I am training at ASAC in the software development intensive course hoping to work as data scientist


Visual change equip
› The .dressme command is a system that
gives you the chance to change your armors
or weapon or cloak texture to look like a different grade
*(B-A-S-Dynasty-Icarus textures ONLY)* .
*WARNING:* Full body armors can use
ONLY full body armor textures, and
half & half tunic and gaiter armor sets can
use textures from other armors with same
type half & half tunic/gaiters!
After you purchase the dressme, these features are saved to your character and restored when you log back in-game.


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In this episode:
- A "borderline bulletproof" approach to securing native apps and the credentials they need to communicate to remote
servers
- Zoom and the risks of bypassing OS security
- Google Home privacy hiccups
- Silent and invisible operating system updates
- Kids and TV access
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Tech Talks
Building Building Scalable NodeJS Apps on Google Scalable Infrastructure
Date: September 19, 2018
Presenter(s): @lorderikir
Location: Zendesk, Melbourne VIC AU 3000
This is an upcoming talk for JuniorDevs Code and Tell
Student Innovation and Cloud Practices at Monash Uni
Date: April 30, 2018
Presenter(s): @lorderikir, @ish-joshi, Glen Pringle
Location: Monash University, Clayton
Part of the Faculty of Information Technology IBL Seminar Series
This talk is about how we do Student Innovation as well as our Cloud Practices using Google Cloud Platform and demonstrates how it ties into our Service Delivery catering over 70,000 users at Monash University.
Gitting Started at Hackathons
Date: April 18, 2018
Presenter(s): @lorderikir
Location: Monash University, Melbourne CBD
This talk is part of a two part talk designed to introduce how to tackle building technical solutions. And was given at Monash University's 2018 Hackamon.
This tech talk is about the basics of using Git as well as the right way to approach development with Git workflows. This talk is designed for beginners of version control and Git.
Building MVPs using ReactJS and Firebase
Date: April 18, 2018
Presenter(s): @lorderikir
Location: Monash University, Melbourne CBD
This talk is part of a two part talk designed to introduce how to tackle building technical solutions. And was given at Monash University's 2018 Hackamon.
This is about how to quickly build a minimal solution as quickly as possible. It includes tips and tricks such as using ReactJS with various Firebase services.
Automating Deployments with CI/CD using BitBucket Pipelines
Date: April 6, 2018
Presenter(s): @lorderikir
Location: Monash University
This talk was given to staff about how MonPlan Automates Deployments
This talk was about automating deployments to Google App Engine using Pipelines and improving workflow
Building and Maintaining Applications on Google Cloud Platform
Date: December 2017
Presenter(s): @lorderikir
Location: Localz HQ
This was a presentation presented during my Internship at Localz, this talk is about: 1) Building Applications 2) Monitoring with GCP tools
Building Scalable Applications on Google Cloud Platform
Date: October 2017
Presenter(s): @lorderikir
Location: Monash University
This talk was part of [Wired Monash](http://wired.org.au) Tech Talk Series
This was a presentation about: 1) Building Applications 2) Monitoring with GCP tools


Berghain resident Phase Fatale explores sound and control on Scanning Backwards
by Henry Bruce-JonesPhoto by: Cristina Cipriani
“A musical and physical deprogramming and reprogramming, psychic driving and de-patterning, the erasing and replacing of memories.”
Berghain resident Phase Fatale returns to Ostgut Ton with his second album, Scanning Backwards.
Featuring eight tracks precision-engineered to rattle your skull and vibrate your internal organs on the dancefloor in Berghain, the album explores instances where music is used to control your mind and body, be it for more nefarious, militarized applications, or for more intimate, physical moments intrinsic to queer techno culture.
“All tracks on the album, no matter the style, were tailored to sound a certain way in Berghain”, explains Phase Fatale. “This includes speech and high-frequency, brain-penetrating instrumentation and drilling textures that I had not utilized so often before, but which I think also have an effect on thought and memory.”
“It’s especially true in a space where gay and fetish roots combine with music in unexpected ways, almost in a cultish manner”, he continues. “A musical and physical deprogramming and reprogramming, psychic driving and de-patterning, the erasing and replacing of memories.”
Scanning Backwards arrives on January 24 and is available to pre-order now. Check out the album artwork, lifted from an early flyer from legendary sex party SNAX, and tracklist below.
Tracklist:
A1. ‘Velvet Imprints’
A2. ‘Binding by Oath’
B1. ‘Polystyrene’
B2. ‘During the Freezing Process’
C1. ‘Mass Deception’
C2. ‘Proxy Contact’
D1. ‘De-patterning’
D2. ‘Splintered Heels’
Read next: Deep Inside – November 2019’s must-hear house and techno
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In today's times a lot is being discussed about migration. Many people have the feeling that there is more migration than there has been in the past.
But often these discussions are not based on actual data. Even though the UN provides data about global migration flows, they do not provide them in a human-consumable way.
Rather these files are pure data walls which make people rather hesitant to have a look at them.
For sure, these visualitions cannot answer all questions and they also limited by the data provided like the following:
Many countries, including the US, do not seem to publish emigration data
There are years where only for a selection of the countries data is available
Data from African or Southamerican countries is totally missing
But they give you a start to get a feeling how the migration has changed in the past.
Some findings
When exploring the data, the first thing I have been looking for has been the most recent data available. Mainly the discussions have been about the topic if countries like France or Germany are immigration countries and how the ratio looks like for other countries.
The most recent year available in the UN data has been 2013 for which mainly data of European countries has been available. And most of these countries do actually have more immigrants than emigrants as you can see in the graph below.
While most European countries have been rather immigration than emigration countries in 2013, for countries like Spain, Poland and Romania it is opposite probably driven by economic reasons
Besides the obsevervation that many of the big countries like Germany, UK and Italy have more immigrants, it has also not been surprising that Spain, Poland, Romania, Greece and Portugal had more emigrants. This reflects the news where one can hear a lot about people from these countries looking for jobs in (mainly) other European countries.
But there have been some things I found surprising and which can also be read from this graph:
France has almost as many emigrants as immigrants which is suprising as France is also always seen as an immigration country
The Slovak Rebublic has less imigrants and emigrants than much smaller countries like Iceland, Malta and Luxembourg.
But not only the most recent data is very interesting but also how major historic events triggered migration between countries. One of these events has been for sure the disintegration of the Soviet Union in the end of 1991. I would have expected that mainly people would have the former states of the USSR and would have moved to other countries. But this is only part of the truth as one can see in the following figure.
The disintegration of the Soviet Union and its allies can clearly be seen in the migration flows 1992
Seven of the top ten global migration flows have been to or from affected countries
There have not only been movements out of these states as expected but also a lot of movements from the former USSR states Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to Russia. One reason could be that many Russians have been living in these states before and wanted to go back home now. That there have been many people moving from Russia and Kazahkhstan to Germany is related to the fact that people of German origin who lived in the former USSR had the right to apply for a passport in Germany.
But also the migration flows out of Romania and Poland - two former members of the Warsaw pact - to Germany are probably related to the end of the Soviet Union.
Besides this, the other 3 of the top 10 migration flows of that year (Mexico-US, Turkey-Germany and Vietnam-US) are probably not related to this historic event.
Further questions you might get answered
Within Migration of countries you could answer questions like:
Which countries had the most immigrants or emigrants in the respective year?
How did this change over the years?
Is this specific country rather an immigration or an emigration country?
Within Top yearly migration flows start trying to find answers to the following questions:
In which year did we have the strongest migration from one country to another?
Have there been years when one country has been the migration target of many people from many different countries?
Are the main geographical migration flows changing over time?


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UD for Gothic
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
- In general, words are delimited by whitespace characters.
- Punctuation such as commas and periods is not included in the data. Occasionally a punctuation symbol (typically a hyphen) is part of a word, as in at-gaf, þat-ain, ga-seƕi.
- There are no multi-word tokens.
- There are no words with spaces.
Morphology
Tags
- Gothic uses 14 universal POS categories. There are no particles, punctuation and other symbols in the data.
- The only auxiliary verb (AUX) in Gothic is wisan “to be”. It is used as copula (ni aiw swa uskunþ was in Israela “it was never so seen in Israel”).
- There are three main (de)verbal forms, distinguished by the value of the VerbForm feature:
Nominal Features
- Nominal words (NOUN, PROPN and PRON) have an inherent Gender feature with one of three values:
Masc
,Fem
orNeut
. - The three values of the Number feature are
Sing
,Dual
, andPlur
. The following parts of speech inflect for number: NOUN, PROPN, PRON, ADJ, DET, NUM, VERB, AUX (finite and participles). The dual number is distinguished for pronouns and verbs (including auxiliary) but not for nouns, adjectives or determiners. - Case has 5 possible values:
Nom
,Gen
,Dat
,Acc
,Voc
. It occurs with the nominal words, i.e., NOUN, PROPN, PRON, ADJ, DET, NUM. For verbs (VERB) and auxiliaries (AUX) it occurs with participles (VerbForm=Part
).
Degree and Polarity
- Degree applies to adjectives (ADJ) and adverbs (ADV) and has one of three possible values:
Pos
,Cmp
,Sup
. - Polarity is used to mark the negative adverbs ni, nih, niþ, nis, nibai, nei, i.e., only the
Neg
value is used.
Verbal Features
- Finite verbs always have one of three values of Mood:
Ind
,Imp
orOpt
. - Indicative verbs always have one of two values of Tense:
Past
,Pres
. - The feature Aspect is used with perfect participles, i.e., the only value is
Perf
. - There are two values of Voice:
Act
,Pass
.
Pronouns, Determiners, Quantifiers
- PronType is used with pronouns (PRON) and adverbs (ADV):
Prs
,Rcp
,Int
,Rel
. - The Poss feature marks possessive personal adjectives (e.g. meins “my”).
- The Reflex feature is always used together with
PronType=Prs
and it marks reflexive pronouns (sik) and reflexive possessive adjectives (seins). - Person is a lexical feature of personal pronouns (PRON) and has three values,
1
,2
and3
. With personal possessive adjectives (ADJ), the feature actually encodes the person of the possessor. Person is not marked on other types of pronouns and on nouns, although they can be almost always interpreted as the 3rd person.
Other Features
- There is one language-specific feature:
- Strength with two values,
Strong
andWeak
, is used with adjectives and participles to distinguish forms of the strong vs. weak declension. For example, masculine singular nom-gen-dat-acc strong blinds, blindis, blindamma, blindana “blind”; weak blinda, blindins, blindin, blindan “blind”.
- Strength with two values,
Syntax
Core Arguments, Oblique Arguments and Adjuncts
- Nominal subject (nsubj) is a noun phrase in the nominative case, without preposition.
- A subordinate clause may serve as the subject and is labeled
csubj
.
- A subordinate clause may serve as the subject and is labeled
- Nominal direct object (obj) is a noun phrase in the accusative case, without preposition.
- Nominal indirect object (iobj) is a noun phrase in the dative case, without preposition.
- Other nominal dependents of a predicate are labeled as oblique (obl).
- In passive clauses, the subject is labeled with nsubj:pass or csubj:pass, respectively.
- If the demoted agent is present, its relation is labeled obl:agent.
Relations Overview
- The following relation subtypes are used in Gothic:
- nsubj:pass for nominal subjects of passive verbs
- csubj:pass for clausal subjects of passive verbs
- obl:agent for agents of passive verbs
- flat:name for parts of a personal name
- advcl:cmp for adverbial clauses of comparison
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Before you start, it is good to know about two RDF databinding techniques provided by RDFBeans framework.
The first method is based on use of RDFBean classes and it is much more like a traditional JavaBeans persistence technique. Here you declare a Java class with RDFBeans annotations and the no-argument constructor, instantiate it and manipulate with the object data. At any time, you can dump (marshal) or retrieve (unmarshal) the object state to/from the RDF model.
You can sub-class your RDFBean classes to create complex polymorphic object models, like you usually do in OOP. The RDFBeans-annotated properties will be inherited down through the levels of your class hierarchy.
You may also want to extract interfaces from your classes to separate method signatures from their implementations. In this case, all RDFBeans annotations can be moved to the interfaces so that the implementing classes would derive annotations implicitly.
This is where the second RDFBeans databinding method comes into play. If you have interfaces specifying RDFBean classes in your object model, you don’t need their actual implementation classes. Instead of this, the RDFBeans framework offers the special dynamic proxy mechanism for direct manipulation of RDF data via annotated RDFBean interfaces. Under the hood, the framework uses the special proxy objects which are created dynamically at runtime to access the RDF data through the interface methods. Setting of a RDFBean property causes immediate update of the RDF model and the getter methods return actual values, retrieved from the model, so you don’t have to bother about state synchronization between your objects in the Java heap and in the RDF model.
It is completely up to you which one method you should use in your application. Moreover, it is perfectly ok to use both methods at the same time and on the same RDF model.
This basically means that every class or interface to use within RDFBeans framework must obey general JavaBeans conventions:
The classes have a public no-argument constructor.
Classes and interfaces declare conventionally named getter and setter methods for the fields you plan to map to RDF properties.
RDFBean type declaration (@RDFBean) declares that the class or interface is an RDFBean mapped to specified RDF type (commonly, a reference to an RDF-Schema class):
@RDFBean("http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/Person") public class Person { // instances of this class will represent RDF resources of the foaf:Person type ...
Identifier property declaration (@RDFSubject) is applied to a single getter method to specify that it returns an unique String value identifying the RDFBean instance. This value will be used to construct an URI of the RDF resource that will represent this instance in the RDF model (a subject part of all data statements).
This method may return a valid absolute URI string:
@RDFSubject public String getUri() { // must return absolute URI return uri; }
Alternatively, you can declare a namespace prefix to construct the URI from an arbitrary String, returned by this method:
@RDFSubject(prefix="urn:some.uri.prefix/") public String getId() { // resource URI will be constructed by concatenation of the prefix and returned value return id; }
Property declarations (@RDF) are applied to the getter methods of the data properties to declare their RDF counterparts (predicates):
@RDF("http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/name") public String getName() { // this property will be represented as an RDF statement with the foaf:name predicate return name; }
For complete specification of RDFBeans annotation conventions and examples, please refer to RDFBeans classes and interfaces format specification.
Use the RDF4J API to set up and initialize a repository that will be used to store RDF representations of your RDFBean objects.
For example, you can use the built-in RDF4J Native RDF repository:
import org.eclipse.rdf4j.repository.Repository; import org.eclipse.rdf4j.repository.sail.SailRepository; import org.eclipse.rdf4j.sail.nativerdf.NativeStore; ... File dataDir = new File("C:\\temp\\myRepository\\"); repo = new SailRepository(new NativeStore(dataDir)); repo.initialize();
For detailed information about configuration of different repository types, please refer to RDF4J documentation.
RDFBeans databinding functions are accessible as methods of a single RDFBeanManager class. An RDFBeanManager instance is created with an opened RDF4J RepositoryConnection that provides access to the unrelying RDF store.
import org.eclipse.rdf4j.repository.RepositoryConnection; import org.cyberborean.rdfbeans.RDFBeanManager; ... try (RepositoryConnection con = repo.getConnection()) { RDFBeanManager manager = new RDFBeanManager(con); // ... do something with RDFBeanManager }
Note that you need to close the RepositoryConnection after the work is completed (or use “try-with-resource” block as in the above example). The Repository object may also need to be properly closed by calling the shutDown() method.
To add (marshall) a current state of an RDFBean object into the underlying RDF model, use add() method:
Person person = new Person(); person.setId("http://example.com/persons/jdoe"); person.setName("John Doe"); ... Resource r = manager.add(person);
The method creates new RDF resource in the underlying model and populates it with the statements constructed from RDFBean data properties. The method returns a reference to the new resource (RDF4J Resource object).
If the resource representing this object already exists in the model, the method returns immediately without any model updates. You can use the update() method (see below) to modify existing resources.
update() method updates the existing RDF resource in the model to synchronize it with the current state of an RDFBean object:
... person.setEmail("john.doe@example.com"); Resource r = manager.update(person);
The code above sets new property of our Person instance and updates it in the RDF model, thus synchronizing the RDF resource with the actual object state.
RDFBean class instances can be retrieved (unmarshalled) from their RDF representations using get() method:
... Person person2 = manager.get("http://example.com/persons/jdoe", Person.class);
This method returns new instance of specified RDFBean class filled with data retrieved from the RDF model.
In the example above, we assume that the RDFBean identifier has been declared without namespace prefix. Otherwise, we would have to pass only the local part of the identifier URI as an argument:
... // assuming 'http://example.com/persons/' is a prefix declared in @RDFSubject Person person2 = manager.get("jdoe", Person.class);
The get() method returns null if no RDF resource matching the given RDFBean identifier and class is found.
If we already have a reference to the Resource (e.g., a value returned by add() or update() method), we can retrive the matching RDFBean instance using that value:
... Person person2 = (Person) manager.get(r);
The getAll() method iterates over all RDFBeans of a specified class in the model:
// Displays the names of all Persons in the model: CloseableIteration<Person, Exception> iter = manager.getAll(Person.class); while (iter.hasNext()) { Person p = iter.next(); System.out.println(p.getName()); } iter.close();
This is an alternative mapping technique which is based on using RDFBean interfaces and dynamic proxy objects.
Let’s extract the interface from our RDFBean Person class and annotate it the same way:
@RDFBean("http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/Person") public interface IPerson { @RDFSubject String getId(); @RDF("http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/name") String getName(); void setName(String name); //... other data properties }
As soon as we have this interface, we can map it directly to an RDF resource in the model. For that, we need to obtain an instance of the dynamic proxy object using create() method of RDFBeanManager:
IPerson person = manager.create("http://example.com/persons/jdoe", IPerson.class);
The create() method returns an object implementing our IPerson interface and matching the RDFBean with the specified identifier in the model. This proxy object has the same behaviour as an instance of the class implementing that interface, with the exception that the object data is stored not in the Java heap, but directly in statements within the underlying RDF model. So, the call:
person.setName("John Doe");
will cause a statement with predicate http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/name and the given literal value to be created or updated in the model. Similarly, the getName() method returns the value retrieved directly from that statement.
If no resource matching the specified RDFBean identifier exists in the model, create() returns an empty instance, that is all its getXXX() methods return nulls. The underlying RDF model will be unchanged until the first setXXX() method is called.
To instantiate the proxy objects for existing RDFBeans, the create() method with a Resource argument can be used. The method returns null if the specified Resource doesn’t exist in the model:
IPerson person = manager.create(r);
If an RDFBean identifier is known, it can be resolved to an RDF resource using the identifier’s String value and RDFBean class:
... Resource r = manager.getResource("http://example.com/persons/jdoe", Person.class);
or, if a namespace prefix is set for identifiers:
... // assuming 'http://example.com/persons/' is a prefix Resource r = manager.getResource("jdoe", Person.class);
The method returns null if no matching Resource is found in the model.
add() and update() methods performs cascade databinding. This means that if a marshalling object has other RDFBeans as its properties, they will be marshalled and added to the model recursively. It allows to manipulate the entire complex object models with single method calls.
For example, let the Person class declare a knows property (probably, mapped to foaf:knows) to link Persons one another (for simplicity, we assume that cardinality of this property is 1):
Person john = new Person(); john.setId("http://example.com/persons/john"); ... Person mary = new Person(); mary.setId("http://example.com/persons/mary"); ... john.setKnows(mary);
Calling manager.add(john) will result in adding both objects (john and mary) and generating a statement to link their RDF representations with the knows property.
Similarly, on retrieving the john RDFBean, the mary object will be automatically unmarshalled and assigned to john.knows property, thus reconstructing the whole graph of related objects.
The dynamic proxies follow the same principle: when a getter method is called and the property references to another RDFBean, the proxy object is automatically created and returned:
IPerson john = manager.create("http://example.com/persons/john", IPerson.class); IPerson mary = manager.create("http://example.com/persons/mary", IPerson.class); john.setKnows(mary); ... john.getKnows().setName("Mary"); // getKnows() returns the proxy equals to mary System.out.println(mary.getName()); // -- will be "Mary"
RDFBeans framework supports Java arrays and basic Collection types, such as Sets and Lists. By default, the array or Collection properties are represented with multiple RDF statements:
private Collection<Person> knows; ... @RDF("foaf:knows") public Collection<Person> getKnows() { return knows; } ... Set<Person> others = new HashSet<>(); others.add(mary); others.add(jim); others.add(pete); john.setKnows(others); ... manager.add(john);
This will result in three foaf:knows statements generated for john in the RDF model. When these statements are parsed back to unmarshall the john object from the model, it is not guaranteed that the Collection will preserve the original order of its elements. Because of this, the default behavior might be undesirable for arrays and ordered Collections, like Lists. For this types, it is recommended to use an ordered RDF Sequence (rdf:Seq). container to hold the property values. This can be specified with the @RDFContainer annotation:
@RDF("foaf:publications") @RDFContainer(ContainerType.SEQ) public Document[] getPublications() { return publications; }
If an RDFBean class does not declare an RDFBean identifier (@RDFSubject) property, or this property value is not assigned, the object is anonymous RDFBean. Anonymous RDFBeans are represented in the RDF model as the Blank nodes and have few limitations like unability of retrieving with any identifier value. However, it is still possible to use these objects in properties of other RDFBeans.
By default, RDFBeanManager methods add or delete individual RDF statements in a transaction-safe manner. A method starts new transaction on RepositoryConnection before any update and commit it automatically after updates are completed. If the method throws an exception, the entire transaction is rolled back that guarantees that all updates the method made to this point will not take effect.
The behaviour is different if the method is invoked when RepositoryConnection already has an active transaction. In this case, the method does not start new transaction, but re-uses existing one by adding new operations to it. The updates will not take effect until the transaction is committed. If an exception is thrown by the method, the transaction status is not changed (the client code is free to roll it back on it’s own).
With this explicit transaction management, one can group multiple RDFBeanManager operations and treat them as a single update, as shown in the below example:
RepositoryConnection con = rdfBeanManager.getRepositoryConnection(); // start a transaction con.begin(); try { // Add few RDFBean objects rdfBeanManager.add(object1); rdfBeanManager.add(object2); rdfBeanManager.add(object3); // Commit the above adds at once con.commit(); } catch (Throwable t) { // Something went wrong, we roll the transaction back con.rollback(); throw t; }


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21.5 Enter Python
If this book has achieved its goals,
you should by now have a good understanding of why Python has been
called a "next-generation scripting language." Compared
with similar tools, it has some critical distinctions that
we're finally in a position to summarize:
- Tcl
-
Like Tcl, Python can be used as an
embedded extension language. Unlike Tcl, Python is also a
full-featured programming language. For many, Python's data
structure tools and support for programming-in-the-large make it
useful in more domains. Tcl demonstrated the utility of integrating
interpreted languages with C modules. Python provides similar
functionality plus a powerful, object-oriented language; it's
not just a command string processor.
- Perl
-
Like Perl, Python can be used for writing
shell tools, making it easy to use system services. Unlike Perl,
Python has a simple, readable syntax and a remarkably coherent
design. For some, this makes Python easier to use and a better choice
for programs that must be reused or maintained by others. Without
question, Perl is a powerful system administration tool. But once we
move beyond processing text and files, Python's features become
attractive.
- Scheme/Lisp
-
Like Scheme (and Lisp), Python supports
dynamic typing, incremental development, and metaprogramming; it
exposes the interpreter's state and supports runtime program
construction. Unlike Lisp, Python has a procedural syntax that is
familiar to users of mainstream languages such as C and Pascal. If
extensions are to be coded by end users, this can be a major
advantage.
- Smalltalk
-
Like Smalltalk, Python supports
object-oriented programming (OOP) in the context of a highly dynamic
language. Unlike Smalltalk, Python doesn't extend the object
system to include fundamental program control flow constructs. Users
need not come to grips with the concept of if
statements as message-receiving objects to use Python -- Python is
more conventional.
- Icon
-
Like Icon, Python supports a variety of
high-level datatypes and operations such as lists, dictionaries, and
slicing. Unlike Icon, Python is fundamentally simple. Programmers
(and end users) don't need to master esoteric concepts such as
backtracking just to get started.
- BASIC
-
Like modern structured BASIC dialects, Python
has an interpretive/interactive nature. Unlike most BASICs, Python
includes standard support for advanced programming features such as
classes, modules, exceptions, high-level datatypes, and general C
integration.
All of these languages (and others) have merit and unique strengths
of their own -- in fact, Python borrowed most of its features from
languages such as these. It's not Python's goal to
replace every other language; different tasks require different
tools, and mixed-language development is one of Python's main
ideas. But Python's blend of advanced programming constructs
and integration tools make it a natural choice for the problem
domains we've talked about in this book.
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## Java's release cycle
- Since Java 10 (March 2018), Java is on a 6 month release cycle
- Although Java 17 is a LTS version, there are no major updates
## List of JEPs in Java 17
![List of Jeps](imgs/list-of-jeps.png "JEPs")
## Categories
- Nice developer stuff
- Specific developer stuff
- Keeping up with Apple stuff
- Cleaning up stuff
## Nice developer stuff
![Alt text](imgs/nice-dev-stuff.png "Title")
### JEP 406: Pattern Matching for switch (Preview)
- Expand the expressiveness and applicability of switch expressions and statements by allowing patterns
to appear in case labels.
- Allow the historical null-hostility of switch to be relaxed when desired.
- Introduce 2 new patterns: guarded and parenthesized patterns.
### Old way
```java
static String formatter(Object o) {
String formatted = "unknown";
if (o instanceof Integer i) {
formatted = String.format("int %d", i);
} else if (o instanceof Long l) {
formatted = String.format("long %d", l);
} else if (o instanceof Double d) {
formatted = String.format("double %f", d);
} else if (o instanceof String s) {
formatted = String.format("String %s", s);
}
return formatted;
}
```
### New way
```java
static String formatterPatternSwitch(Object o) {
return switch (o) {
case Integer i -> String.format("int %d", i);
case Long l -> String.format("long %d", l);
case Double d -> String.format("double %f", d);
case String s -> String.format("String %s", s);
default -> o.toString();
};
}
```
### Guarded pattern
- Uses pattern && boolean expression for further refinement of the pattern:
```java
static void testTriangle(Shape s) {
switch (s) {
case Triangle t && (t.calculateArea() > 100) ->
System.out.println("Large triangle");
default ->
System.out.println("A shape, possibly a small triangle");
}
}
```
### JEP 409: Sealed Classes
Enhance the Java programming language with sealed classes and interfaces. Sealed classes and interfaces
restrict which other classes or interfaces may extend or implement them.
- Uses the sealed modifier in declaration and the permits clause to specify classes that are allowed to
extend the sealed class.
```java
public abstract sealed class Shape
permits Circle, Rectangle, Square { ... }
```
- The subclass must be final, sealed or non-sealed
## Specific developer stuff
![Alt text](imgs/specific-dev-stuff.png "Title")
### JEP 306: Restore Always-Strict Floating-Point Semantics
Make floating-point operations consistently strict.
### JEP 356: Enhanced Pseudo-Random Number Generators
Provide new interface types and implementations for pseudorandom number generators (PRNGs):
to make it easier to use various PRNG algorithms and to better support stream-based operations.
### JEP 403: Strongly Encapsulate JDK Internals
Strongly encapsulate all non-critical internal elements of the JDK.
(sun.mis.Unsafe is still... usable)
### JEP 412: Foreign Function & Memory API (Incubator)
Introduce an API by which Java programs can interoperate with code and data outside of the Java runtime.
### JEP 414: Vector API (Second Incubator)
Introduce an API to express vector computations that reliably compile at runtime to optimal vector
instructions
### JEP 415: Context-Specific Deserialization Filters
Allow applications to configure context-specific and dynamically-selected deserialization filters
## Keeping up with Apple stuff
![Alt text](imgs/apple-stuff.png "Title")
### JEP 382: New macOS Rendering Pipeline
Changed Java 2D macOS rendering pipeline (which is used in Swing for example) for macOS to use the Apple
Metal API instead of the deprecated Apple OpenGL API.
### JEP 391: macOS/AArch64 Port
Port the JDK to macOS/AArch64, because Apple is planning to change all their CPUs from X64 to AArch64
(Apple Silicon; the M1 chips)
## Cleaning up stuff
![Alt text](imgs/cleanup-stuff.png "Title")
### JEP 398: Deprecate the Applet API for Removal
Applet API will be removed
Was deprecated since JDK 9
Most browser don't support it anymore
### JEP 407: Remove RMI Activation
Although RMI is still used, the RMI Activation mechanism is obsolote with the web technology of the last
decade
### JEP 410: Remove the Experimental AOT and JIT Compiler
Remove the experimental Java-based ahead-of-time (AOT) and just-in-time (JIT) compiler.
### JEP 411: Deprecate the Security Manager for Removal
Deprecate the Security Manager for removal in a future release. The Security Manager dates from Java
1.0. It has not been the primary means of securing client-side Java code for many years
## Questions?
Just get the JDK and play around with at least the switch statement and sealed classes!


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All notes that are part of the Clinical TempEval corpus have been de-identified as much as possible while still leaving the dates intact. To access the source texts for the Clinical TempEval corpus, participants must agree to handle the data appropriately, formalized in the requirement that participants must sign a data use agreement with the Mayo Clinic. To request a data use agreement, please follow the instructions at the THYME website.
Please apply for a data use agreement as soon as possible! The process may take some time.
Please read the DUA carefully before agreeing to it. Among other things, you will be agreeing:
Note: if you have already completed the data use agreement process (e.g., for Clinical TempEval 2015 or Clinical TempEval 2016), you do not need to complete it again for Clinical TempEval 2017. You already have the train.zip, dev.zip and test.zip files that you will need for the shared task.
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The annotations for the Clinical TempEval data will be released on the THYME data Github account. The following releases are currently available:
The Clinical TempEval corpus has been annotated using the guidelines for the annotation of times, events and temporal relations in clinical notes, an extension of ISO TimeML developed by the THYME project. A corpus of clinical notes and pathology reports from the Mayo Clinic was annotated as follows:
The Clinical TempEval data is in Anafora format. This means that for each file in the corpus, there will be a directory. That directory will contain a plain text file and an XML file. The XML file contains stand-off annotations indicating where each of the events, times and temporal relations have been identified in the text. For example, given the text:
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The facilities/identity.h
header defines a macro that creates an invokable entity.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/facilities/identity.h>
The CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY
macro constructs an invokable entity from its argument.
CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY
(...)
The result produced when the result of this macro is invoked.
CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY
(x)
The result produced when the result of this macro is invoked.
This macro expands to a nullary invokable entity that, when invoked with ()
, expands to x or __VA_ARGS__
.
This macro is often used as a complement to CHAOS_PP_EMPTY
to simulate empty arguments in C (prior to C99) and C++.
Note that, despite its name, CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY
is not an "identity" function in the pure sense (i.e. λx.x
in the lambda calculus).
#include<chaos/preprocessor/facilities/empty.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/facilities/identity.h>
#define A(cv) cv() A(CHAOS_PP_EMPTY
) // A(CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY
(const)) // const
The CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY
.
CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY
to pass through itself without becoming disabled.
The CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY
.
CHAOS_PP_IDENTITY_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:


record TVkPhysicalDeviceFeatures
Unit
vulkan
Declaration
type TVkPhysicalDeviceFeatures = record
Description
Overview
Fields
Description
Fields
robustBufferAccess:TVkBool32; |
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out of bounds buffer accesses are well defined
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fullDrawIndexUint32:TVkBool32; |
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full 32-bit range of indices for indexed draw calls
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imageCubeArray:TVkBool32; |
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image views which are arrays of cube maps
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independentBlend:TVkBool32; |
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blending operations are controlled per-attachment
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tessellationShader:TVkBool32; |
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tessellation control and evaluation stage
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sampleRateShading:TVkBool32; |
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per-sample shading and interpolation
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dualSrcBlend:TVkBool32; |
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blend operations which take two sources
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multiDrawIndirect:TVkBool32; |
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multi draw indirect
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drawIndirectFirstInstance:TVkBool32; |
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indirect draws can use non-zero firstInstance
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depthBiasClamp:TVkBool32; |
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depth bias clamping
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fillModeNonSolid:TVkBool32; |
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point and wireframe fill modes
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wideLines:TVkBool32; |
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lines with width greater than 1
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largePoints:TVkBool32; |
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points with size greater than 1
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alphaToOne:TVkBool32; |
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the fragment alpha component can be forced to maximum representable alpha value
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samplerAnisotropy:TVkBool32; |
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anisotropic sampler filtering
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textureCompressionETC2:TVkBool32; |
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ETC texture compression formats
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textureCompressionASTC_LDR:TVkBool32; |
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ASTC LDR texture compression formats
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textureCompressionBC:TVkBool32; |
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BC1-7 texture compressed formats
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occlusionQueryPrecise:TVkBool32; |
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precise occlusion queries returning actual sample counts
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pipelineStatisticsQuery:TVkBool32; |
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pipeline statistics query
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vertexPipelineStoresAndAtomics:TVkBool32; |
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stores and atomic ops on storage buffers and images are supported in vertex, tessellation, and geometry stages
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fragmentStoresAndAtomics:TVkBool32; |
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stores and atomic ops on storage buffers and images are supported in the fragment stage
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shaderTessellationAndGeometryPointSize:TVkBool32; |
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tessellation and geometry stages can export point size
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shaderImageGatherExtended:TVkBool32; |
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image gather with run-time values and independent offsets
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shaderStorageImageExtendedFormats:TVkBool32; |
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the extended set of formats can be used for storage images
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shaderStorageImageMultisample:TVkBool32; |
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multisample images can be used for storage images
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shaderStorageImageReadWithoutFormat:TVkBool32; |
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read from storage image does not require format qualifier
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shaderStorageImageWriteWithoutFormat:TVkBool32; |
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write to storage image does not require format qualifier
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shaderUniformBufferArrayDynamicIndexing:TVkBool32; |
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arrays of uniform buffers can be accessed with dynamically uniform indices
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shaderSampledImageArrayDynamicIndexing:TVkBool32; |
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arrays of sampled images can be accessed with dynamically uniform indices
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shaderStorageBufferArrayDynamicIndexing:TVkBool32; |
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arrays of storage buffers can be accessed with dynamically uniform indices
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shaderStorageImageArrayDynamicIndexing:TVkBool32; |
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arrays of storage images can be accessed with dynamically uniform indices
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shaderClipDistance:TVkBool32; |
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clip distance in shaders
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shaderCullDistance:TVkBool32; |
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cull distance in shaders
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shaderFloat64:TVkBool32; |
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64-bit floats (doubles) in shaders
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shaderInt64:TVkBool32; |
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64-bit integers in shaders
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shaderInt16:TVkBool32; |
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16-bit integers in shaders
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shaderResourceResidency:TVkBool32; |
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shader can use texture operations that return resource residency information (requires sparseNonResident support)
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shaderResourceMinLod:TVkBool32; |
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shader can use texture operations that specify minimum resource level of detail
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sparseBinding:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: Resource memory can be managed at opaque page level rather than object level
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sparseResidencyBuffer:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: GPU can access partially resident buffers
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sparseResidencyImage2D:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: GPU can access partially resident 2D (non-MSAA non-depth/stencil) images
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sparseResidencyImage3D:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: GPU can access partially resident 3D images
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sparseResidency2Samples:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: GPU can access partially resident MSAA 2D images with 2 samples
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sparseResidency4Samples:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: GPU can access partially resident MSAA 2D images with 4 samples
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sparseResidency8Samples:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: GPU can access partially resident MSAA 2D images with 8 samples
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sparseResidency16Samples:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: GPU can access partially resident MSAA 2D images with 16 samples
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sparseResidencyAliased:TVkBool32; |
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Sparse resources support: GPU can correctly access data aliased into multiple locations (opt-in)
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variableMultisampleRate:TVkBool32; |
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multisample rate must be the same for all pipelines in a subpass
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inheritedQueries:TVkBool32; |
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Queries may be inherited from primary to secondary command buffers
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Before Change
processes = []
spawn_classifier = get_spawn_classifier(X_train, y_train)
for i in range(4): // set this at roughly half of your cores
p = multiprocessing.Process(
target=spawn_classifier,
args=(i, "breast_cancer"),
)
p.start()
processes.append(p)
for p in processes:
p.join()
After Change
args=(cluster.scheduler_address,),
)
process_python_worker.start()
process_cli_worker = multiprocessing.Process(
target=start_cli_worker,
args=(cluster.scheduler_address,),
)
process_cli_worker.start()
// Wait a second for workers to become available
time.sleep(1)
automl = AutoSklearnClassifier(
time_left_for_this_task=30,
per_run_time_limit=10,
ml_memory_limit=1024,
tmp_folder=tmp_folder,
output_folder=output_folder,
seed=777,
// n_jobs is ignored internally as we pass a dask client.
n_jobs=1,
// Pass a dask client which connects to the previously constructed cluster.
dask_client=client,
)
automl.fit(X_train, y_train)
automl.fit_ensemble(
y_train,
task=MULTICLASS_CLASSIFICATION,
dataset_name="digits",
ensemble_size=20,
ensemble_nbest=50,
)
predictions = automl.predict(X_test)
print(automl.sprint_statistics())
print("Accuracy score", sklearn.metrics.accuracy_score(y_test, predictions))
// Wait until all workers are closed
process_python_worker.join()
process_cli_worker.join()


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PredictLeague
PredictLeague is an application that uses a simple back-propagation to predict the victorious team of League of Legends games.
So what is League of Legends? League of Legends is a multiplayer online battle arena video game developed and publied by Riot Games. It was released in 2008 and has slowly grown in popularity over the years. As of January 2014, over 67 million people play League of Legends per month, 27 million per day, and over 7.5 million concurrently during peak hours.
League of Legends Summary
League of Legends is a multiplayer online battle arena where players control a "champion" in order to be matched in a short PvP battle. As of February 27, 2014, there are 118 different Champions from which to choose. Players gain levels from killing the opposing team's Champions, controlled by other players, and minions that regularly spawn and attack the other team's turrets, minions, and champions.
In the classic game mode, the map is typically divided into "lanes", which are paths that spawned minions take, the "jungle", an area between lanes where neutral monsters spawn, and "bases", where players spawn and can purchase items. The primary map, Summoner's Rift, features three lanes, commonly referred to as top lane, where bruisers (partially damage, partially tanky) and tank type champions tend to go. Mid lane, where assassins and burst damage carries tend to go, and bot lane, where the ranged DPS (damage per second) carries and their supports tend to go. The jungle is sometimes considered a lane, where an assassin or tank champion tends to roam in order to collect buffs and assist in the other lanes freely.


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Makola-Sirino Incidents’ Are Chalk & Cheese – Reader’s Voice
by Shakes lamolaThe PSL DC has drastically sentenced Cape Town City midfield maestro, Mpho Makola, to a six months suspension amid the star footballer’s assault to match official Abongile Tom.
The independent league body has all the powers vested in them to discipline players and the Makola incident is no different. The question remains, Is Makola the only culprit or are there others who were let go despite committing similar offences?
The answer to the question should be simple. Plenty of our stars got lesser sentences in the past. But rules are rules and Makola had to face the music.
Mamelodi Sundowns fan favourite, Gaston Sirino, appeared before the DC for slapping Clayton Daniels on the face and head. But this is far from what Makola did to Tom.
Players retaliate almost in every match and should Sirino be heavily punished, then soon every team will have two players to play. Makola assaulted a match official, Tom chickened out, Makola should have got his marching orders right there on the spot.
Rules are rules and shouldn't be changed just for an individual. Sirino should have been red carded but not a six month’s suspension. Law 12 of the FIFA statutes deal with the Sirino matter clearly. Makola-Sirino incidents are chalk and cheese, we can't compare the two.
We shouldn't be emotional when dealing with the rules. Sirino must be punished for his actions but not like Makola. The lid is sealed and the can isn't leaking so don't open another can of worms.
This article was written by a Soccer Laduma reader.


Filming begins for new crime-thriller by Derry Girls creator
by Nick FitzgeraldThe Deceived will air on Virgin Media One next year
Production has begun in Belfast on behalf of a new crime-thriller by Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee.
The Deceived, co-written by McGee's husband Tobias Beer, is a "compelling, sinister narrative of lust, manipulation and betrayal".
The story centres around Ophelia (Emily Reid), a student who falls in love with her married college lecturer Dr Michael Callaghan (Emmet J Scanlan).
The character of Callaghan is described as "timelessly attractive and charismatic" with Ophelia considering him as the answer to all her needs.
Ophelia is then left "trapped in a world where she can no longer trust her own mind", following the affair resulting in a tragic death.
The cast of the four-part drama, set in both Donegal and Cambridge, include Catherine Walker (Resistance, The Delinquent Season), Eleanor Methven (Derry Girls, Little Women) and Ian McElhinney (Game of Thrones, Derry Girls).
The Deceived will air on Virgin Media One in 2020


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Cicero Website
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District Match
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Homeopathy, was invented by Samuel Hahnemann in Germany. It’s based on two concepts:
Homeopathic medicines are natural and extracted from plants and minerals. Treatments are “individualized” to suit each person’s specific complaints, history, body and needs.
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reLuxe Round Up - February 12, 2015
by Tasha
We Have a Plan!
Matt would have done a much better job with his mad computer skills, but I just had to put something on paper to help me stay focused. So here it is – the future reLuxe Ranch.
I suspect we’ll have to add a slaughter/smokehouse to the plan given the likelihood that we’ll start raising pigs this year, but otherwise, I think this should cover us for the next 3-5 years. We’re really hoping “they” (whoever “they” are) take a new aerial picture of our property and post it on the internet - oh, in say June of this year - because we’ll have pretty much all the infrastructure, fences, and path-work done, so you’ll really be able to see how much things have changed since we started our work in March 2014.
Of course, if you want to see it, you could also just come and visit…
See How Our Garden Grows… in February!
Ok – so nothing is actually growing in the garden yet. We’re not that good…it’s February. But, our garden space has grown by leaps and bounds in the last week.
We are adding nine more rows of beds and a few “bonus” areas for a medicinal garden and herb spiral, and a straw bale planting area for potatoes. Preparation of the beds is a bit labor intensive. I’ve been moving topsoil around since November to cover the severely eroded areas. And this week, I’ve been moving hundreds (literally) of wheelbarrow’s full of manure and mulch into the garden area to amend the rows for planting, create paths for foot traffic, and also use the paths as a as barriers to prevent plants and weeds that spread through rhizomes (roots) from growing back into the garden. The first photo was what the piles looked like last week. The second photo was from Wednesday. Note - you can actually see the grill in the second photo now.
I’ve still got tons to do, but at the rate I’ve been going, it should all be done by the end of February. Also, Matt is going to double dig the more up hill sections of some of the rows where we miraculously have some natural topsoil. His amazing double digging skills will really speed things up.
Now, here’s the Before and After for the garden area from last week until now, so you can see where the mulch and manure went.
We also put the last of the posts in concrete on Sunday and took our final measurements. The total linear distance of our new fence around the garden is about 351 feet. Matt got all the corner braces in place and our PVC-coated 6 foot deer/animal extrusion fencing has arrived. So, we’re ready to start stretching and “stapling” ( hammering 1.5” U-shaped nails into the posts) the fence in place this weekend.
After we finish the garden fence, we’ll move on to a “Fancy Fence”. Technically it will be a Fancy, Phoebe, and Pythagoras fence – as in a fence to protect and contain our three goats and any babies they have (likely to happen in the very near future).
Goat Update
So, since I just mentioned goat babies in the previous section, I figured a real update was in order. The girls could actually be due as early as February 27. And like many pregnant mamas coming to the end of their term, their bellies look ready to explode. They eat, sleep, and pee constantly. They are super affectionate to me (probably so I’ll give them more food). And, they’ll have nothing to do with Pye, our buck, who is very disturbed by the lack of interest from his harem girls.
I’ve read a book and watched stuff on the internet, so I am now an expert in goat births (not!). Good news is that most goat births go off without hitch (and we’ve got the number for a good vet, just in case.)
We’ve got the goat barn closed in on all sides and now have two separate stalls - one for mamas and one for Pye (a.k.a the butthead - because he likes to butt heads with anything and anyone). I used pre-fab fence panels to finish a second stall because it was cheaper and faster than buying wood slats, the panels were easy to move around and attach on my own, and because we needed to keep the goat barn well ventilated. Goats are super sensitive to lung infections in confined spaces, so you need to have airflow in their goat enclosures year-round. Also, as Matt and my dad will gladly tell you, and I wholeheartedly agree, I can’t be trusted to build anything “structural” on my own.
Master Gardener…Volunteer
Last week I started my Master Gardener Volunteer training with the North Carolina Agricultural extension. I am learning tons about botany, propagation, plant problem diagnoses, soil testing/fertility, etc. I’ve also met a bunch of awesome gardeners who have been willing to share their expertise (and cool stuff like Jerusalem Artichoke tuber cuttings and grandma’s bullet proof roses). Next up in the course - grafting and pruning! For our local friends – make sure to check out the public events line-up here for dirt-cheap (pun intended), rock-solid training from A (apples) to T (tomatoes).
Busy Bees
When Matt waved me over to show me how busy our bees were on our almost 70 degree Sunday, I nearly wept with joy. I’ve bought four bee packages (boxes full of bees to install in my hives) over the last two years and this is the first colony to make it through winter. With my honey hopes restored by my one surviving colony, I placed our order for four more bee packages to be picked up March 28. And because Matt too wants to be a “busy bee” - he’s agreed to make me some horizontal top bar bee hives for our new colonies. I’ve been letting my bees be somewhat “au natural” anyhow (only giving them two guide combs per bee box), so I figured I ought to just go all the way and let them design their comb on their own, as they would in nature. It will make honey extraction a bit trickier, but if our colony survival rate increases from 25% to 75% it will be well worth it.
Happy + Healthy Bees = Honey, Yippee!
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RoboDog Voice Control
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A voiceControlInterface Class. More...
#include <voiceControlInterface.hpp>
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| std::string | turnOn () |
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| std::string | turnOff () |
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| bool | listen (bool test) |
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| bool | trainMode (bool test) |
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| bool | isOn () |
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A voiceControlInterface Class.
MIT License
Copyright 2017 Ruben Acevedo
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. © 2017 GitHub, Inc. This class is the interface class for the RoboDog Voice Controller component.Its purpose is to prompt the user to turn on the voice controller, implement a listening or training setting and get the voiceController class to interact with the RoboDog's microphone module.
| voiceControlInterface::voiceControlInterface | ( | ) |
Public Methods.
Class Constructor.
Class Constructor This code constructs the class. It initializes the on bool to be false.
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MIT License
Copyright 2017 Ruben Acevedo
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. © 2017 GitHub, Inc. This code constructs the class. It initializes the on bool to be false.
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| bool voiceControlInterface::isOn | ( | ) |
is on function
This function returns the on bool
| nothing |
| bool voiceControlInterface::listen | ( | bool | test | ) |
the listen function
This function outputs the signals from the microphone and uses the voiceController to send commands to the motionModule if the microphone signals contain a motion command audio string. It will do this only if the interface is on. It is important to note that this function requires the user to input strings. For this reason it is difficult to write a unit test for it so you must enter a bool as a parameter indicating if you are using this function in a unit test or not. If you are using it as a unit test then the function will pre-sets all the user input values.
| a | bool stating if this function is called by a unit test |
Intro prompt to the listening setting
Until the user no longer wants to be in the listening setting it will output the microphone signal and the robot will move if the microphone picked up a command saying
Prompts that you are done listening
| bool voiceControlInterface::trainMode | ( | bool | test | ) |
the train mode function
This function prompts the user to "say" the audio signal they want to associate for each of the 7 motion commands. Since we are using a microphone stub we prompt the user to type in the audio string for each command. This function will only be executed if the interface is on. It is important to note that this function requires the user to input strings. For this reason it is difficult to write a unit test for it so you must enter a bool as a parameter indicating if you are using this function in a unit test or not. If you are using it as a unit test then the function will pre-sets all the user input values.
| a | bool stating if this function is called by a unit test |
Intro prompt to the training setting
trains the walk command
trains the turn right command
trains the turn left command
trains the stop command
trains the sit command
trains the lie down command
trains the lie down command
Prompts that you are done Training
| std::string voiceControlInterface::turnOff | ( | ) |
turn the interface off
This function sets the on bool to false and outputs to the user that the interface shut down. if the on bool is already false the function outputs nothing to the user.
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| std::string voiceControlInterface::turnOn | ( | ) |
turn the interface on
This function sets the on bool to true and outputs to the user that the interface is on. if the on bool is already true then it outputs nothing to the user.
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My goal is to become well rounded in software development, to find a job in the entrepreneurial startup community. The skills I learn as a developer, along with the background I have in business, will team up to make me a strong candidate for many jobs in the tech startup field industry.
Take a look below to learn about my previous work history, education, and hobbies.
I worked as an operations associate for the high net worth investment manager, Fisher Investments. Below are some of the responsibilities I had, as a Client Account Coordinator.
I worked in sales and merchandising for The Hershey Company. Below are some of the responsibilities I had, as an Retail Sales Representative.
I am a co-founder and business manager of the software company R2E LLC.
I worked as an intern for a small entrepreneurial incubator, helping the company Baretreemedia.
Created and led an entrepreneurial grants pilot program during an intership, centered around African families caring for orphaned children
Major: Entrepreneurship| Minor: Political Science
Study Abroad University of Western Australia, Perth, AU
Sophomore International Experience London and France, UK


- Part 1 – Setting up an AWS SQS Queue for Use With Node.js Beanstalk Worker Instances (This is the current article you’re reading now)
- Part 2 – Setting up a Hapi.js App that sends work to a Node.js AWS Worker via SQS
- Part 3 – AWS Beanstalk Worker with Node.js and SQS
Before diving straight in, I’m going to outline the specific goals and what I am using to accomplish these goals. The goal is to have a simple web application, that will get some element of data posted to a queue. The queue will then have data that a worker service needs to then process. As I step through each of these requirements I’ll determine the actual push and pull mechanisms that will get the job done.
AWS Elastic Beanstalk is a service used to deploy and scale web application and services. In this particular example I’ll be using Node.js for all the work, but other options are available such as Java, .NET, PHP, Python, Ruby and even anything you can stick in a Docker Container. Simply put, you can run whatever you need in Beanstalk and gain all the advantages of the virtualized services and scaling of the toolset.
The worker feature that I’ll be using in this how-to, referred to by AWS as Worker Tiers, is setup to handle background tasks at scale. Think of things like doing database cleanup, setting action flags, events, firing triggers or simply sending an email notification. The worker tier that I’ll be using, again with Node.js, will simple be there to process messages that I’ll put into the queue.
AWS Simple Queue Service (SQS)
AWS Simple Queue Service, or SQS for short, is a distributed and scalable hosted queue service for storing messages that need to be reliably available between systems. By using SQS I can then create decoupled components of an application that are autonomous of each other in execution. This provides more options around scaling up or scaling down particular workloads, apps and services throughout the application ecosystem that I’ve built.
Even though the use of CloudWatch is actually transparent to this project, I needed to bring it up, because without things being setup appropriately CloudWatch will definitely let you know that it is involved in this architecture.
CloudWatch is a monitoring service for cloud resources. In this particular scenario that I’m detailing here it is setup automatically by Elastic Beanstalk to monitor and autoscale instances as demand dictates.
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
AWS IAM provides security for individual AWS resources and also a way to manage users and administrators of those resources. In this particular scenario I won’t cover the default user that I have setup, but assume that I’m using a user with permissions to all resources. I will be adding some roles to enable CloudWatch and Elastic Beanstalk to interoperate appropriately with the SQS under the premise of an Elastic Beanstalk Worker environment.
The Nodejs SDK that Amazon provides for the AWS Web Services is pretty extensive. I have noticed it suffers a little from the “God Object“ type of context where it does everything in one giant library, however, it really kind of makes sense for something like AWS’s Services.
The SDK provides JavaScript objects for AWS services including S3, EC2, and almost every other practical service they have. The package is available for download the standard npm way.
npm install aws-sdk
In the getting started section of the AWS documentation, the samples are generally given using a loadable json file with the secret key information for connecting to your AWS resources. In this scenario I’ll actually use a different way to setup that configuration, which I’ll elaborate on further into this series.
Back to Business
The first order of business is to get a queue created. Since everything I’m going to put together in this sample is primarily focused around processing a queue, it seems like the perfect place to start. First open up the AWS Console and navigate to the SQS admin page.
Next click on the Create New Queue button to launch the create queue dialog.
On the dialog enter the queue name and change any of the queue settings that you need to. In this particular situation I didn’t change any and just went with the defaults.
Now the queue is created. However I can’t really do anything with it at this point. I need to open up permissions to whatever I want to have access it. Clicking on the just created queue and then selecting the Permissions tab just below that will bring up the tab dialog that provides options for adding various permission levels for access.
Adding permissions…
Add a Permission to sample
The queue is now all setup. In the next entry I’ll setup a web application project that will send data to the queue. I’ll also update this article with the links to the subsequent articles at the very top - and the bottom of the article here.
- Part 1 – Setting up an AWS SQS Queue for Use With Node.js Beanstalk Worker Instances (This is the current article you’re reading now)
- Part 2 – Setting up a Hapi.js App that sends work to a Node.js AWS Worker via SQS
- Part 3 – AWS Beanstalk Worker with Node.js and SQS
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Netflix will release 53 new original movies and shows in December – here’s the full list
by Zach EpsteinNovember has been a big month for Netflix’s original shows and movies, both in terms of quality and quantity. Where the latter is concerned, a whopping 73 different shows, movies, and specials will have premiered on Netflix by the time the month is over. You can check our earlier coverage for the full list of Netflix’s original November premieres to make sure you didn’t miss anything big, like new seasons of The End of the F***ing World, The Great British Baking Show, Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj, and The Crown. And don’t forget, Scorsese’s epic mob movie The Irishman starring Robert Dinero, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci, and more debuts next week on November 27th.
December dials things back a bit in terms of the quantity of new originals that’ll be added to Netflix’s ever-expanding catalog of content, but we’re definitely not expecting any decrease in quality. In fact, some of the most hotly anticipated Netflix originals of 2019 are set for release next month. There are plenty of popular and critically acclaimed shows set to return with new seasons, including Fuller House, Lost In Space, Magic for Humans, and You. There’s also a new Kevin Hart documentary that’ll be released on December 27th. But there are two new Netflix originals that people have been buzzing about for months, and they’re finally set to premiere in December.
First, we have the arrival of 6 Underground on December 13th. In case you somehow missed all the buzz, this is the explosive action movie by Michael Bay, his first feature film for Netflix. You know, the one lead actor Ryan Reynolds was paid a whopping $27 million to star in, which follows the story of six billionaires who become vigilantes. Then on December 20th, Netflix will finally release the first season of its epic new fantasy show The Witcher. It’s based on the books of the same name (not the video games), and it could very well end up being our next fantasy show obsession now that Game of Thrones is kaput.
Check out the full schedule of Netflix original releases in December blow, and we’ve included links to the appropriate Netflix pages whenever possible. If you’d like to see even more that Netflix has in store next month, check out all the third-party movies and shows that are coming and going in December 2019.
Streaming December 1st
- Dead Kids — NETFLIX FILM
Streaming December 2nd
- Team Kaylie: Part 2 — NETFLIX FAMILY
Streaming December 3rd
- Especial de Natal Porta dos Fundos: A Primeira Tentação de Cristo — NETFLIX FILM
- Tiffany Haddish: Black Mitzvah — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 4th
- Let’s Dance — NETFLIX FILM
- Los Briceño — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Magic for Humans: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 5th
- A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby — NETFLIX FILM
- Apache: La vida de Carlos Tevez — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Home for Christmas — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- V Wars — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 6th
- Astronomy Club: The Sketch Show — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- The Chosen One: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- The Confession Killer — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY
- Fuller House: Season 5 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Glow Up — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Marriage Story — NETFLIX FILM
- Spirit Riding Free: The Spirit of Christmas — NETFLIX FAMILY
- Teasing Master Takagi-san: Season 2 — NETFLIX ANIME
- Three Days of Christmas — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Triad Princess — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Virgin River — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 9th
- A Family Reunion Christmas — NETFLIX FAMILY
Streaming December 10th
- Michelle Wolf: Joke Show — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 12th
- Especial de Natal Porta dos Fundos — NETFLIX FILM
- Jack Whitehall: Christmas with my Father — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 13th
- 6 Underground — NETFLIX FILM
Streaming December 17th
- Ronny Chieng: Asian Comedian Destroys America! — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 18th
- Don’t F**k With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY
- Soundtrack — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 19th
- After The Raid — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY
- Ultraviolet: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Twice Upon a Time — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 20th
- The Two Popes — NETFLIX FILM
- The Witcher — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 24th
- CAROLE & TUESDAY: Part 2 — NETFLIX ANIME
- Como caído del cielo — NETFLIX FILM
- Crash Landing on You — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Lost in Space: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- TERRACE HOUSE: TOKYO 2019-2020: Part 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 26th
- The App — NETFLIX FILM
- Le Bazar de la Charité — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Fast & Furious Spy Racers — NETFLIX FAMILY
- You: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Streaming December 27th
- The Gift — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Kevin Hart: Don’t F**k This Up — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY
Streaming December 28th
- Hot Gimmick: Girl Meets Boy — NETFLIX FILM
Streaming December 30th
- Alexa & Katie: Season 3 — NETFLIX FAMILY
- The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.: Reawakened — NETFLIX ANIME
Streaming December 31st
- The Degenerates: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- The Neighbor — NETFLIX ORIGINAL
- Yanxi Palace: Princess Adventures — NETFLIX ORIGINAL


Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.
We were founded on January 9th, 1914 on the campus of Howard University by three extraordinary men. A. L. Taylor, L. F. Morse, and Charles I. Brown, who saw it fit to create an organization that embodied the ideals of brotherhood, scholarship, and service. Their undertaking has survived for over 104 years and continues to grow to this day.
We continue to govern ourselves by our motto "Culture for service, service for humanity."