Abstract: A storage device non-fatal error debug system includes a storage device including a storage device chassis, storage device subsystems housed in the storage device chassis, and a non-fatal error debug subsystem provided in the storage device chassis and coupled to each of the storage device subsystems. The non-fatal error debug subsystem provides a counter system for each of a plurality of data path stages performed by the storage device subsystems to provide data path(s) in the storage device, and monitors each counter system during the execution of commands by the storage device subsystems via the performance of the data path stages. When the non-fatal error debug subsystem determines that a counter system provided for a data path stage performed by a storage device subsystem to provide a data path in the storage device indicates a non-fatal error, it collects debug information associated with that data path stage.

Abstract: A storage device non-fatal error debug system includes a storage device including a storage device chassis, storage device subsystems housed in the storage device chassis, and a non-fatal error debug subsystem provided in the storage device chassis and coupled to each of the storage device subsystems. The non-fatal error debug subsystem provides a counter system for each of a plurality of data path stages performed by the storage device subsystems to provide data path(s) in the storage device, and monitors each counter system during the execution of commands by the storage device subsystems via the performance of the data path stages. When the non-fatal error debug subsystem determines that a counter system provided for a data path stage performed by a storage device subsystem to provide a data path in the storage device indicates a non-fatal error, it collects debug information associated with that data path stage.

Abstract: A retrofittable curtain apparatus capable of being installed onto existing curtain tracks comprising a curtain and curtain carriers. The apparatus may comprise a pair of latches on either side to facilitate simple installation onto the curtain track by clamping the apparatus to the track. A pair of switches located on either side of the apparatus allows a user to activate the apparatus by tugging on the curtain, pulling it taut over the switch thereby actuating it. The apparatus comprises an internal assembly of efficiently arranged gears and motors that produce a substantially small horizontal form factor, allowing for use with wave fold curtains.

Abstract: A counter system includes a counter management subsystem, a storage subsystem having storage elements, and a non-volatile memory system storing a first counter including a first value field/first bitmap field combination for each storage element, and a second counter including a second value field/second bitmap field combination for each storage element. The counter management subsystem resets the first counter and, following each storage operation on a storage element, updates a bit in the first bitmap field for that storage element. When one of the first bitmap fields is filled, the counter management subsystem converts each first value field/first bitmap field combination to a respective first value, resets the second counter, updates the second value field for each storage element with the respective first value for each storage element and, following each storage operation on a storage element, updates a bit in the second bitmap field for that storage element.

Abstract: A counter system includes a counter management subsystem, a storage subsystem having storage elements, and a non-volatile memory system storing a first counter including a first value field/first bitmap field combination for each storage element, and a second counter including a second value field/second bitmap field combination for each storage element. The counter management subsystem resets the first counter and, following each storage operation on a storage element, updates a bit in the first bitmap field for that storage element. When one of the first bitmap fields is filled, the counter management subsystem converts each first value field/first bitmap field combination to a respective first value, resets the second counter, updates the second value field for each storage element with the respective first value for each storage element and, following each storage operation on a storage element, updates a bit in the second bitmap field for that storage element.

Abstract: An automatic grinder and a grinding method thereof. The grinder includes a control structure and at least one material container assembly. The control structure includes a driving assembly and a connecting structure connected to the driving assembly. The material container assembly includes a material container body (20), a grinding head (22) fixedly connected to the material container body (20), and a grinding sleeve (25) rotatably connected to the grinding head (22). A recess (201) is provided on the material container body (20), and the connecting structure is engaged with the recess (201). The grinding head (22) is fitted into the grinding sleeve (25), and the grinding head (22) and the grinding sleeve (25) define therebetween a material compartment (40) for accommodating a material. The driving assembly drives, via the connecting structure, the material container body (20) to rotate. The material container body (20) drives the grinding head (22) to rotate.

Abstract: An automatic grinder and a grinding method thereof. The grinder includes a control structure and at least one material container assembly. The control structure includes a driving assembly and a connecting structure connected thereto. The material container assembly includes a material container body (20), a grinding head (22) fixedly connected to the material container body (20), and a grinding sleeve (25) rotatably connected to the grinding head (22). A recess (201) is provided on the material container body (20), engaged with the connecting structure. The grinding head (22) is fitted into the grinding sleeve (25), defining therebetween a material compartment (40) for accommodating a material. The driving assembly drives the material container body (20) to rotate. The material container body (20) drives the grinding head (22) to rotate. The grinding head (22) moves relative to the grinding sleeve (25), such that the material therebetween is ground into powder.

Abstract: A parallel and multi-layer long short-term memory neural network architecture is disclosed. An example embodiment is configured to provide risk management models including parallel LSTM models and multi-layer LSTM models.

Abstract: A dual-purpose grinder and an operating method thereof. The grinder includes a material container assembly. The material container assembly includes a grinding head (12, 27) fixedly connected to a material container body (10, 20), and a grinding sleeve (15, 26) rotatably connected to the grinding head; the grinding head is fitted in the grinding sleeve, and the grinding head and the grinding sleeve define therebetween a material compartment for accommodating materials; and a connecting structure capable of being connected to an external power assembly is arranged at an upper end of the material container body. According to the dual-purpose grinder, the material container assembly can be individually used to enable manual grinding, the material container assembly can also be combined with the external power assembly to form an automatic grinder, the grinding head and the grinding sleeve move relative to each other by rotation of the material container body.

Abstract: Actuators and interchangeable cartridges that achieve a grinding or grating different substances without cross-contamination. The actuators and cartridges are disclosed are uniquely designed for ready push-on, push-off mounting in a manner that affords proper alignment of the cartridge in the actuator. The cartridges may include a container portion and a mount portion, each with a grinding element arranged at an output thereof. As the container and mount portions move relative to one another, their respective grinding elements move, achieving a grinding or grating of substances in the container. Various embodiments and variations are disclosed.

Abstract: A cutdown machine for a roller blind comprising: a cutting station between a feed station and an output station, wherein the cutting station comprises stationary clamps adjacently upstream and downstream of a cutter to hold and support the roller blind during and after cutting; a feed vacuum chuck and an output vacuum chuck to vacuum swarf during cutting of the roller blind, wherein the feed vacuum chuck is arranged upstream of the cutting station at the feed station, and the output vacuum chuck is arranged downstream of the cutting station at the output station; a heat blade adjacently downstream of the cutter to heat seal cut kerf edges of the roller blind after cutting; and wherein at least the cutter, stationary clamps, and feed vacuum chuck are servo actuated and controlled to automatically sequentially cut the roller blind into a plurality of roller blinds having custom widths.

Abstract: An automatic grinder and a grinding method thereof. The grinder includes a control structure and at least one material container assembly. The control structure includes a driving assembly and a connecting structure connected thereto. The material container assembly includes a material container body (20), a grinding head (22) fixedly connected to the material container body (20), and a grinding sleeve (25) rotatably connected to the grinding head (22). A recess (201) is provided on the material container body (20), engaged with the connecting structure. The grinding head (22) is fitted into the grinding sleeve (25), defining therebetween a material compartment (40) for accommodating a material. The driving assembly drives the material container body (20) to rotate. The material container body (20) drives the grinding head (22) to rotate. The grinding head (22) moves relative to the grinding sleeve (25), such that the material therebetween is ground into powder.

Abstract: The present invention is related to a roller blind comprising: a length of fabric having a first end connected to a roller tube; a bottom rail have a top piece and a bottom piece releasably secure to one another; a connector for attaching to a second end of the length of fabric; wherein the connector comprises a first retention means adapted to releasably secured to the bottom piece of the bottom rail.

Abstract: An apparatus for grinding a mineral includes a head operable to be attached to a bottle. The head includes a radial slider for controlling the coarseness of the grind. The apparatus further includes an inner grinding element, an outer grinding element, a shaft, and a neck sleeve. The inner grinding element is in communication with the head. The outer grinding element is also in communication with the head, wherein the outer grinding element and the inner grinding element are operable to rotate relative to each other. The shaft extends through the inner grinding element and the outer grinding element. The shaft couples with the inner grinding element and comprises a blunt end. The shaft also extends through the neck sleeve, which acts as a spacer between the inner grinding element and the blunt end.

Abstract: Techniques for sharing a cellular network connection amongst multiple devices over a local area network are provided that reduce cellular network load during crowded events. In an aspect, a devices is configure to perform operations that include scanning an area for another device that has established a first wireless cellular connection with a cellular network device of a cellular network and that enables an indirect connection of the device to the cellular network device via a direct connection of the device to the other device via a local network device. The operations further include, in response to identifying the other device as a result of the scanning, sending a request to the other device to connect to the other device via the local network device and to receive the indirect connection to the cellular network device.

Abstract: Techniques are described for performing telemetry based interactive content generation for online services. For example, telemetry data can be obtained from individual users of the online service and/or from multiple users of the online service (e.g., and processed to generate aggregate telemetry data). Other types of data can also be obtained, including service management data. Service management data can be generated from the users of the online service and can comprise user density information for virtual areas of the online service. Using telemetry data (e.g., user-specific telemetry data and/or aggregate telemetry data), service management data, and/or other types of data related to the online service, new interactive experiences can by dynamically created for the users of the online service.

Abstract: Some embodiments include a hot wallet service system including: a manager server configured to receive a cryptocurrency transaction request identifying at least a hot wallet accountholder identifier and to determine a first set of authentication servers to authenticate the cryptocurrency transaction request; the authentication servers, each configured to independently authenticate the cryptocurrency transaction request by verifying a requester of the cryptocurrency transaction request against an accountholder profile associated with the hot wallet accountholder identifier; wherein the authentication servers are configured to approve, independently from each other, the cryptocurrency transaction request by cryptographically signing approval messages to send to an aggregation server using respective private authentication keys stored respectively in the authentication servers when the requester is verified; and the aggregation server configured to aggregate cryptographic signatures of the cryptocurrency transac

Abstract: Techniques for sharing a cellular network connection amongst multiple devices over a local area network are provided that reduce cellular network load during crowded events. In an aspect, a devices is configure to perform operations that include scanning an area for another device that has established a first wireless cellular connection with a cellular network device of a cellular network and that enables an indirect connection of the device to the cellular network device via a direct connection of the device to the other device via a local network device. The operations further include, in response to identifying the other device as a result of the scanning, sending a request to the other device to connect to the other device via the local network device and to receive the indirect connection to the cellular network device.

Abstract: Techniques for sharing a cellular network connection amongst multiple devices over a local area network are provided that reduce cellular network load during crowded events. In an aspect, a devices is configure to perform operations that include scanning an area for another device that has established a first wireless cellular connection with a cellular network device of a cellular network and that enables an indirect connection of the device to the cellular network device via a direct connection of the device to the other device via a local network device. The operations further include, in response to identifying the other device as a result of the scanning, sending a request to the other device to connect to the other device via the local network device and to receive the indirect connection to the cellular network device.

Abstract: Techniques are described for performing telemetry based interactive content generation for online services. For example, telemetry data can be obtained from individual users of the online service and/or from multiple users of the online service (e.g., and processed to generate aggregate telemetry data). Other types of data can also be obtained, including service management data. Service management data can be generated from the users of the online service and can comprise user density information for virtual areas of the online service. Using telemetry data (e.g., user-specific telemetry data and/or aggregate telemetry data), service management data, and/or other types of data related to the online service, new interactive experiences can by dynamically created for the users of the online service.