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Hi All,
The other day a spa repair person came over to troubleshoot a "FL1" error on my 2005 Sundance Bahia. Problem was a faulty circulation pump, which was only about a 1.5 yrs old.
In the course of discussion I asked him how much a new ozinator costs...
Started by splitty67 on
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To which I replied.
His answer was essentially "the more air flow the better".
To be the right flow, was the exact arguemnt I had with the spa repair person after he said I don't need the air flow restrictor.
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I've got a game idea that requires some semi-realistic simulation of a fluid flowing around various objects. Think of a pool of mercury on an irregular surface that is being tilted in various directions.
This is for a game, so 100% physical realism is...
Started by Kristopher Johnson on
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This is not my area of research but I believe this is considered the canonical work:
Fluid Simulation for Computer Graphics
http://www.akpeters.com/product.asp?ProdCode=3260
Also, look at the Berkeley Animation and Modeling Group
http://www.cs.berkeley... .
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We need to develop some kind of buffer management for an application we are developing using C#.
Essentially, the application receives messages from devices as and when they come in (there could be many in a short space of time). We need to queue them...
Started by nzpcmad on
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C# sharps memory management is actually quite good, so instead of having a pool of buffers, you.
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I'm implementing a connection pool in Java (i.e. a pool of java.sql.Connection s). When should I check that connections are still valid? I don't want to do it before I lend them. Should I do it when they are returned? Every time? Is there a clever way...
Started by looeeese on
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Your algorithm....
The pool if needed.
If the pool is fully used or threshold is exceeded, then provision new connections into the pool (i.e.
Would this be influenced by how busy and fully-utilized your connection-pool is going).
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Hopefully this will be clear enough.
I have a 2d map made of tiles, and I want "water" to travel through this map. It comes out of a pipe onto a specific tile, and then needs to fill up, like water, all the tiles to reach a certain other tile. I currently...
Started by emragins on
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Fill it else consult the list of edge square associated with the pool under the pipe, and select.
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I have a set of tasks that are done repeatedly and instead of creating a new thread each time this user-invoked task needs to be performed, I'd like to use a thread-pool.
In the typical flow to create a new thread, you have to setup an auto-release pool...
Started by Justin Galzic on
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I assume that the implementation re-uses threads after....
The way you want to go about this is to use an NSOperationQueue, which will hold a queue of tasks to be done and executes as many in parallel as you wish (configurable), each on a background thread .
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I'm in charge of developing and maintaining a group of Web Applications that are centered around similar data. The architecture I decided on at the time was that each application would have their own database and web-root application. Each application...
Started by Drew on
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As for your question about 3 connection pools of size 10 vs 1 connection pool, you have 10 ....
Database- and overhead-wise, 1 pool with 30 connections and 3 pools point of failure setup.
Just in case.
From higher-level code.
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I Have run into a few examples of managing threads with the threading module (using Python 2.6).
What I am trying to understand is how is this example calling the "run" method and where. I do not see it anywhere. The ThreadUrl class gets instantiated ...
Started by alfredodeza on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You....
If you have an access to threading.py (find it in python folder) .
The invocation will be done just after t.start() has called .
The method run() is called behind the scene by "threading.Thread" (Google inheritance and polymorphism concepts of OOP) .
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I am trying to run autogenerated code (which might potentially not terminate) in a loop, for genetic programming. I'm trying to use multiprocessing pool for this, since I don't want the big performance overhead of creating a new process each time, and...
Started by Ash on
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From processing import Pool import os def generated(): return(source) pool = ....
Process (via pool or otherwise) won't have a __name__ of '__main__' , so it will not execute anything be in the things you've hidden as irrelevant.
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Q: Chlorinator Off, No Flow. i have no chlorine in my pool, my screen says chlorinator off, no flow.
Started by almquistc on
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The switch screws into the pipe just before the inward flow end of the cell.
The reclacement was around $125 from Leslie Pools.
A: 100 points I had this problem and the flow switch was faulty.
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