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AIMS Improvement Policy

Status: Draft — log structure defined; initial entries seeded from closed/in-progress EG-### gaps Frameworks: ISO 42001 (Clause 10, A.10.4), ISO 27001:2022 (Clause 10), NIST AI RMF (GOVERN-1.5) Review cycle: Quarterly Owner: Compliance lead (log maintenance + quarterly review) · Platform engineering (gap closure evidence) Vanta controls: iso42001 CPL-68, CPL-60 · nistAiRmf GOV-3100, GOV-3107 Vanta test: approved-aims-improvement-policy-exists (NEEDS_ATTENTION)

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# 1. Install Winget
# https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/app-installer/9nblggh4nns1
# More info: https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli
# Search Packages: winget search

# 2. Install PC
# Microsoft tools
winget install Microsoft.Edge
winget install Microsoft.WindowsTerminal
winget install Microsoft.PowerToys

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Need to decode a Base64 string?

NOTES:

• This code isn't strictly required for SQL Server as its native T-SQL based XML processing capabilities can do Base64 transformations. However, Azure Synapse Analytics' Dedicated SQL Pools currently does not have XML capability, but using this function you can have a fast T-SQL solution for decoding Base64 strings.
• Azure Synapse Analytics' currently does not support table-value constructors. Therefore, to use this code in Synapse the VALUES statements will need to be replaced with SELECT/UNION ALL constructs. Otherwise, the code works AS-IS.

Inspired from the work at:

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const json = require("./color.json");

let res = {};

// Parse Grays
let idx = 0;
for (const shade of json.grays) {
  let colorLabel = shade.label.split("-")[0];
  const colorLevel = idx == 0 ? 50 : 100 * idx
  idx++;

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const json = require("./color.json");

let res = {};

// Parse Grays
let idx = 0;
for (const shade of json.grays) {
  let colorLabel = shade.label.split("-")[0];
  const colorLevel = idx == 0 ? 50 : 100 * idx
  idx++;

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Jan Tielens - Tech Evangelist at Microsoft (IoT Coding Battle) - @jantielens

Running IoT on Windows

WinIOT

• Windows version made to run on IoT devices
• Example: Raspberyy pis, ...

How to get started with Win10 on Raspberry PI

You can connect the Raspberry PI to the WiFi and get the IP-Address. Through this IP-Address it is possible to connect to the Windows version that is installed on the SD-Card by using the WebBrowser.

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// =======================================================
// Poller.js
// =======================================================
const EventEmitter = require('events');

class Poller extends EventEmitter {
    /**
     * @param {int} timeout how long should we wait after the poll started?
     */
    constructor(timeout = 100) {

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const azure = require('azure-storage');
const config = require('./config');

const queueService = azure.createQueueService(config.azureStorageAccount, config.azureStorageAccessKey);

queueService.createQueueIfNotExists(config.queueName, (err, result, res) => {
  if (err) {
    console.error(err);
    return;
  }

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module.exports = {
  // Your queueName (min 3 char, max 65) - will be automatically created in sender.js
  queueName: '<queue_name>',
  // Go to storage account page --> Storage account name
  azureStorageAccount: '<storage_account_name>',
  // Go to storage account page --> Access Keys
  azureStorageAccessKey: '<storage_access_key>',
};