Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Preface -- Chapter 1 Review of Digital Electronics and Computer Architecture -- 1.1 Embedded Systems -- 1.1.1 Processor Architecture (Revision) -- 1.1.2 Interface Subsystem -- 1.2 Software Architecture -- 1.3 Essential Basic Logic Elements -- 1.3.1 The Basic Flip/Flop -- 1.3.2 The Edge-Triggered D-Type Flip/Flop (Latch) -- 1.3.3 Edge-Triggered Latch with Enable -- 1.3.4 Multi-Bit Registers -- 1.4 Output Configuration Options -- 1.4 1 Open Drain Configuration -- 1.5 The Address Decode -- 1.5.1 Partial Address Decode -- 1.6 ARM Architecture -- 1.7 Interface Software Development -- 1.7.1 Software Development for Embedded Systems -- 1.8 C Programming Revision -- 1.8.1 Arrays -- 1.8.2 Structures and typedef -- 1.8.3 Header Files -- 1.9 Conclusion -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 2 Simple Input and Output Functions -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Computer Structure -- 2.3 Simple Interface Circuit Concepts -- 2.3.1 An Output Interface -- 2.3.2 Address Decode for Output -- 2.3.3 A Simple Input Interface -- 2.3.4 Address Decode for Input -- 2.4 Activation of I/O Circuits -- 2.4.1 Programming an Output -- 2.4.2 Programming an Input -- 2.5 Universal I/O Circuits -- 2.5.1 Combined I/O Address Decode -- 2.6 Practical I/O Circuits -- 2.6.1 STM32F4 Address Decoding -- 2.7 A Typical I/O Programme -- 2.7.1 Example GPIO Application -- 2.7.2 A Summary of Alternative I/O Operations -- 2.7.3 Programming I/O in Assembler Language -- 2.8 Suggested Design Challenge -- 2.9 Conclusion -- References -- Further Reading -- Chapter 3 Timer Subsystems -- 3.1 Timer Subsystems -- 3.2 Basic Timer Configuration -- 3.3 The STM32F4 Timers -- 3.3.1 The Individual Timers -- 3.4 Programming the STM32F4 Timers -- 3.5 Timer Triggering -- 3.5.1 Setting up the Time-Base…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Quantitative metrics - counting things and inferring quality -- Visualizing research results for maximum influence -- Donut charts for capturing qualitative metrics -- Utilizing 'why' and 'how' in managerial decision-making -- Using basic math to pivot to qualitative metrics -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Live by Your Data, Die by Your Data -- Data - the beating heart of business -- Understanding and utilizing taxonomy -- Getting a sense of the scope -- Scoping breadth and depth -- Finding database information -- Finding out what matters -- Understanding how your stakeholders want to see data -- Visualizing the KPIs for quick decision-making -- Investigating gaps and missing data -- Finding and fixing data problems -- Summary -- Chapter 12: The Tools It Takes to Gather and Consolidate Information -- A brief overview of UX analytics tools -- Evaluating and selecting tools -- Determining what is best for your needs -- Quantifying findings for reports -- Quantitative data scenario for an application -- Summary -- Part 4: Strategy -- Chapter 13: Digital Transformation - An Enterprise Use of UX Analytics -- The need for digital transformation -- Rolling out a digital transformation effort -- How UX analytics supports the plan -- Monitoring and evaluating user data -- Statistics on user expectations -- Continuous monitoring for early problem detection -- The leadership team -- If you're on the leadership team -- Managing up -- Working with your teams -- Breaking down silos -- Working with your peers -- Supporting your leadership team -- Being a supportive teammate -- Unlocking the relationships between the roles -- Tackling the need for new/additional changes -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Content Strategy and Analysis - an Analytics-Based, User-Centric Approach -- Understanding the difference between content and data -- Content performance analysis…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The Arduino IDE 2.0 -- Installing the Arduino IDE 2.0 -- An overview of the Arduino IDE 2.0 user interface -- Setting up the Arduino IDE 2.0 for ESP32 -- ESP32 "Hello World" example using the Arduino IDE 2.0 -- Bonus - Simulating ESP32 projects -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Connecting Sensors and Actuators with ESP32 -- Technical requirements -- Getting hands-on with ESP32 GPIO pins and an overview of them -- ESP32 peripherals -- ESP32 basic input/output example -- ESP32 PWM example -- Mastering UART communication -- How the UART protocol works -- UART communication between two ESP32s -- Sensors that use UART communication -- I2C communication with ESP32 -- How I2C communication works -- An I2C communication example using ESP32 -- Devices that use I2C communication with ESP32 -- Understanding SPI communication -- How does SPI communication work -- SPI communication example using ESP32 -- Devices that use SPI communication -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Interfacing Cameras and Displays with ESP32 -- Technical requirements -- Using the ESP32 camera module -- How to use ESP32-CAM with the Arduino IDE -- ESP32 camera example -- Interfacing displays with ESP32 -- Interfacing a 16x2 LCD with ESP32 using I2C -- Interfacing an OLED with ESP32 using I2C…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- There Is More Than Meets the Eye -- Tips for Getting the Most Out of Coupon, Deal, and Loyalty Sites -- Tips for Coupon, Cashback, and Loyalty Partners -- The Quick Summary -- What's Up Next? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cebreiro: Notas sobre la parodia de la épica clásica en la España barroca: La Gatomaquia de Lope de Vega /Notes on Classic Epic Parody in Baroque Spain Through Lope de Vega's La Gatomaquia -- 1 El género épico en la literatura de Lope de Vega -- 2 El origen del heterónimo Burguillos -- 2.1 Argumento de La Gatomaquia -- 3 Presencia de la épica clásica -- 3.1 La Ilíada y La Odisea en La Gatomaquia -- 3.2 Virgilio y la Eneida -- 4 La parodia mitológica -- 5 Conclusiones -- Bibliografía -- Raúl Manchón Gómez: Las obras inéditas de Gregorio López Pinto, un erudito en el Jaén del siglo XVII/ The Unpublished Works by Gregorio López Pinto, a Scholar from Jaén (Spain) in The 17th Century -- 1 Introducción -- 2 Obras -- 2.1 La Historia de Cástulo (1656) -- 2.1.1 Descripción -- 2.1.2 Contenido y valoración -- 2.1.3 A modo de recapitulación -- 2.2 La Cronología y noticias generales de todo el mundo (1659 y 1662) -- 2.2.1 Descripción -- 2.2.2 Contenido y valoración -- 2.2.2.1 Contenido de la Primera Parte (1659) -- 2.2.2.2 Contenido de la Segunda Parte (1662) -- 2.2.2.3 Valoración final -- 2.3 El Festín de la Virgen de Linarejos (1669) -- 2.3.1 Descripción -- 2.3.2 Contenido y valoración -- 3 Conclusión -- Bibliografía…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introduction to IoT development and the ESP32 platform -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the basic structure of IoT solutions -- IoT security -- The ESP32 product family -- ESP32 series -- Other SoCs -- Development platforms and frameworks -- RTOS options -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Understanding theDevelopment Tools -- Technical requirements -- ESP-IDF -- The first application -- ESP-IDF Terminal -- PlatformIO -- Hello world with PlatformIO -- PlatformIO Terminal -- FreeRTOS -- Creating the producer-consumer project -- Coding application -- Running the application -- Debugging -- Unit testing -- Creating a project -- Coding the application -- Adding unit tests -- Running unit tests -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Using ESP32 Peripherals -- Technical requirements -- Driving General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) -- Turning an LED on/off by using a button -- Creating a project -- Coding the application -- Troubleshooting -- Interfacing with sensors over Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C) -- Developing a multisensor application -- Creating a project -- Coding the application -- Troubleshooting -- Integrating with SD cards over Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) -- Adding SD card storage -- Creating the project -- Coding the application -- Testing the application -- Troubleshooting -- Audio output over Inter-IC Sound (I2S) -- Developing a simple audio player -- Coding the application -- Testing the application -- Developing graphical user interfaces on Liquid-Crystal Display (LCD) -- A simple graphical user interface (GUI) on ESP32 -- Creating the project -- Coding the application -- Testing the application -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Employing Third-Party Libraries in ESP32 Projects -- Technical requirements…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 3.6.3 Towards Systemic Pragmatism -- 3.7 Conclusion -- References -- Part 2 Critical Systems Practice -- Chapter 4 Critical Systems Practice: An Overview -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 The Origins of Critical Systems Practice -- 4.3 Contemporary Critical Systems Practice -- 4.3.1 Essence -- 4.3.2 The EPIC Framework -- 4.3.3 The Four Stages -- 4.3.3.1 Explore the Situation of Interest -- 4.3.3.2 Produce an Intervention Strategy -- 4.3.3.3 Intervene Flexibly -- 4.3.3.4 Check on Progress -- 4.4 Considerations on the Nature of Critical Systems Practice -- 4.5 Related Approaches -- 4.6 Conclusion…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Chapter 6: Basic Server-Side Development -- Introduction -- Defining model methods and using the API decorators -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Reporting errors to the user -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Obtaining an empty recordset for a different model -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Creating new records -- Getting ready…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using AWS services for out-of-the-box scalability -- Using a scale-out approach -- Implementing loosely-coupled components -- Implementing asynchronous processing -- Leveraging AWS infrastructure services for scalability -- Using AWS CloudFront to distribute content -- Using AWS ELB to scale without service interruptions -- Using Amazon CloudWatch for Auto Scaling -- Scaling data services -- Scaling proactively -- Using the EC2 container service -- Evolving architecture against increasing loads -- Scaling from one to half a million users -- Scaling from half a million to a million users -- Scaling from a million to ten million users -- Event handling at scale -- Implementing a large-scale API-based architecture with AWS services -- Using Amazon API Gateway -- Using AWS Lambda -- Using Kinesis Streams -- Using Elasticsearch -- Analyzing streaming data in real time with Amazon Kinesis Analytics -- Using Amazon Kinesis Firehose -- Using Amazon Kinesis Analytics -- Building real-time applications with Amazon Kinesis Analytics -- Setting up Auto Scaling -- AWS Auto Scaling construction -- Creating an AMI -- Creating the Elastic Load Balancer -- Creating launch configuration -- Creating an Auto Scaling group -- Testing Auto Scaling groups -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Designing for and Implementing High Availability -- Defining availability objectives -- Nature of failures -- Setting up VPC for high availability -- Using ELB and Route 53 for high availability -- Instance availability -- Auto Scaling for increased availability and reliability -- Zonal Availability or Availability Zone Redundancy -- Region availability or regional redundancy -- Setting up high availability for application and data layers -- Implementing high availability in the application -- Using AWS for disaster recovery -- Using a backup and restore DR strategy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Viewing the kernel space stack of a given thread or process -- Viewing the user space stack of a given thread or process -- [e]BPF - the modern approach to viewing both stacks -- The 10,000-foot view of the process VAS -- Understanding and accessing the kernel task structure -- Looking into the task structure -- Accessing the task structure with current -- Determining the context -- Working with the task structure via current -- Built-in kernel helper methods and optimizations -- Trying out the kernel module to print process context info -- Seeing that the Linux OS is monolithic -- Coding for security with printk -- Iterating over the kernel's task lists -- Iterating over the task list I - displaying all processes -- Iterating over the task list II - displaying all threads -- Differentiating between the process and thread - the TGID and the PID -- Iterating over the task list III - the code -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 7: Memory Management Internals - Essentials -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the VM split -- Looking under the hood - the Hello, world C program -- Going beyond the printf() API -- VM split on 64-bit Linux systems -- Virtual addressing and address translation -- The process VAS - the full view -- Examining the process VAS -- Examining the user VAS in detail -- Directly viewing the process memory map using procfs -- Interpreting the /proc/PID/maps output -- The vsyscall page -- Frontends to view the process memory map -- The procmap process VAS visualization utility -- Understanding VMA basics -- Examining the kernel segment -- High memory on 32-bit systems -- Writing a kernel module to show information about the kernel segment -- Viewing the kernel segment on a Raspberry Pi via dmesg -- Macros and variables describing the kernel segment layout -- Trying it out - viewing kernel segment details…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Working with the Plugins1 and Plugins2 versions -- Development -- Installation -- JIRA system plugins -- Stable and core APIs -- Modifying Atlassian bundled plugins -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Converting plugins from V1 to V2 -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Adding resources into plugins -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Adding web resources into plugins -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Web resource contexts -- Turning off batch mode -- Building JIRA from source -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Making a single class patch -- See also -- Adding new webwork actions to JIRA -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Adding new commands to the action -- See also -- Form token handling in webwork actions -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Providing a token in HTML links -- Getting the token programmatically -- Opting out of token checking in remote calls -- See also -- Capturing plugin installation/uninstallation events -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Chapter 3: Working with Custom Fields -- Introduction -- Writing a simple custom field -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Custom field searchers -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Dealing with custom fields on an issue -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Programming custom field options -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- See also -- Overriding the validation of custom fields…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Summary -- Chapter 4: Big Data Analytics with Spark SQL, DataFrames, and Datasets -- History of Spark SQL -- Architecture of Spark SQL -- Introducing SQL, Datasources, DataFrame, and Dataset APIs -- Evolution of DataFrames and Datasets -- What's wrong with RDDs? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Addressing -- Multicast -- Transport Layer APIs -- OFA Open Fabric Interface -- Performance-Scaled Messaging -- Open Fabrics Verbs and Compatibility -- Quality of Service -- Service Levels -- Traffic Flow Optimization and Packet Interleaving -- Credit-Based Flow Control -- Security -- Partition-Based Security -- Management Security -- Virtual Fabrics -- Unicast Address Resolution -- Typical Flow for Well Behaved Applications -- Out of Band Mechanisms -- Multicast Address Resolution -- Typical Flow for Well-Behaved Applications -- Summary -- For More Information -- Chapter 6: μarch optimization advice -- Best Performance From 1, 2, or 4 Threads Per Core, Rarely 3 -- Hyperthreading: Do Not Turn It Off -- Memory subsystem -- Caches -- MCDRAM and DDR -- Advice: Large Pages Can Be Good (2M/1G) -- μarch nuances (tile) -- Instruction Cache, Decode, and Branch Predictors -- Integer -- Vector -- Memory Accesses and Prefetch Options -- Code Examples -- Direct mapped MCDRAM cache -- Advice: use AVX-512 -- Advice: Upgrade to AVX-512 From AVX/AVX2 and IMCI -- Scalar Versus Vector Code -- Instruction Latency Tables -- Advice: Use AVX-512 Extensions for Knights Landing -- Advice: Use AVX-512ER -- IMCI to AVX-512: Reciprocal and Exponentials -- Advice: Use AVX-512CD -- Advice: Use AVX-512PF -- IMCI to AVX-512: Software Prefetching -- Advice: Gather and Scatter Instructions Only When Irregular -- IMCI to AVX-512: Gathers/Scatters -- IMCI to AVX-512: Swizzle Instructions -- IMCI to AVX-512: Unaligned Loads/Stores -- IMCI to AVX-512: Data Conversion Instructions -- IMCI to AVX-512: Nontemporal Stores/Cache Line Evicts -- Summary -- For more information -- Section II: Parallel programming -- Chapter 7: Programming overview for Knights Landing -- To Refactor, or Not to Refactor, That Is the Question -- Evolutionary Optimization of Applications…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Introducing SparkSession -- Understanding Spark SQL concepts -- Understanding Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDDs) -- Understanding DataFrames and Datasets -- Understanding the Catalyst optimizer -- Understanding Catalyst optimizations -- Understanding Catalyst transformations -- Introducing Project Tungsten -- Using Spark SQL in streaming applications -- Understanding Structured Streaming internals -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Using Spark SQL for Processing Structured and Semistructured Data -- Understanding data sources in Spark applications -- Selecting Spark data sources -- Using Spark with relational databases -- Using Spark with MongoDB (NoSQL database) -- Using Spark with JSON data -- Using Spark with Avro files -- Using Spark with Parquet files -- Defining and using custom data sources in Spark -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Using Spark SQL for Data Exploration -- Introducing Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) -- Using Spark SQL for basic data analysis -- Identifying missing data -- Computing basic statistics -- Identifying data outliers -- Visualizing data with Apache Zeppelin -- Sampling data with Spark SQL APIs -- Sampling with the DataFrame/Dataset API -- Sampling with the RDD API -- Using Spark SQL for creating pivot tables -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Using Spark SQL for Data Munging -- Introducing data munging -- Exploring data munging techniques -- Pre-processing of the&amp -- #160 -- household electric consumption Dataset -- Computing basic statistics and aggregations -- Augmenting the Dataset -- Executing other miscellaneous processing steps -- Pre-processing of&amp -- #160 -- the weather Dataset…”

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“…It will be especially useful for developers who want to take advantage of task-based recipes using Java 9's concurrent API to program thread-safe solutions. What You Will Learn Find out to manage the basic components of the Java Concurrency API Use synchronization mechanisms to avoid data race conditions and other problems of concurrent applications Separate the thread management from the rest of the application with the Executor framework Solve problems using a parallelized version of the divide and conquer paradigm with the Fork / Join framework Process massive data sets in an optimized way using streams and reactive streams See which data structures we can use in concurrent applications and how to use them Practice efficient techniques to test concurrent applications Get to know tips and tricks to design concurrent applications In Detail Writing concurrent and parallel programming applications is an integral skill for any Java programmer. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- How constant time complexity O(1) changed our lives forever -- O(1) attention conquers O(n) recurrent methods -- Attention layer -- Recurrent layer -- The magic of the computational time complexity of an attention layer -- Computational time complexity with a CPU -- Computational time complexity with a GPU -- Computational time complexity with a TPU -- TPU-LLM -- A brief journey from recurrent to attention -- A brief history -- From one token to an AI revolution -- From one token to everything -- Foundation Models -- From general purpose to specific tasks -- The role of AI professionals -- The future of AI professionals -- What resources should we use? …”