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UTF-8 cli characters can be turned on by setting the cli.unicode
option to TRUE
. They can be turned off by setting if to FALSE
.
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is used to detect
UTF-8 support.
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Flag, whether cli uses UTF-8 characters.


I've been saying it for years: I want to pick up this thing here, and
move it over there.
Define “thing.”
Anything.
Anything?
Anything *portable*, Socrates.
Define “portable.”
Socrates. You're killing me.
Does “portable” mean “I can pick it up here, and move it over
there”?
Well, yeah I guess.
Define “it.”
Police!
By “it” do you mean to refer to a thing you've already indicated?
Yes, officer, him! That man right there! The one talking and
pointing!
Is there a visible sign of indication? I mean, how is indication
manifest?
Bsst yeah we got a philosophy 101 in progress over at the public
bath.
Would a figure help?
This section shows off the building blocks of HTML.
These descriptions are written as “articles” to emphasize that they
should be portable. That is, they should not defer (anything
essential) to their immediate context.
Each article should serve as an RDF description.
We use built-in semantics when they have some application. The
marks of these semantics can be represented in any way, though MELD
includes defaults in its reference implementation (this).
Output
These elements are related to computed content. They are suitable
for the reification of values resulting from a
computation.
The HTML Output element (<output>) is a container element into
which a site or app can inject the results of a calculation or the
outcome of a user action.
Should have provenance associated (but not via cite?).
Sample
Related to #Output
samp represents sample (or quoted) output from a computer
program
[
"things",
"and",
"stuff"
]
There is also `var`
The HTML Variable element (<var>) represents the name of a
variable in a mathematical expression or a programming context. It's
typically presented using an italicized version of the current
typeface, although that behavior is browser-dependent.
While RDF proper does not include variables (that I know of),
SPARQL and related notations make variables first-class terms for most
purposes. RDF variables should use this tag.
At the risk of a circular definition, an article is any fabriated
thing. The (HTML5) spec defines the `article` tag as being suitable
for basically “anything that could be syndicated.” (Here's the actual
definition.) Etymonline has “syndicate”
as, To judge together.
I'm a porthole. Don't mind me.
terms
A term
The mark element
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/mark
Mark
is a good one. It's pretty generic but unlike `span` entails
visibility.
This is a no-brainer for datafy nav. The interesting thing will
be, supporting the navigation in-place. So you create a
representation of the thing linked to. And you provide link to its
siblings. The details (links) is collapsible by way of the (summary)
label.
I am a paragraph. I am not portable because I mention that I'm
followed by a blockquote and citation.
Quotation and Citation
The cite element indicates the Provenance of something.
The HTML Citation element (<cite>) is used to describe a
reference to a cited creative work, and must include the title of that
work. The reference may be in an abbreviated form according to
context-appropriate conventions related to citation metadata
There's actually a <kbd> element specifically for
marking up keyboard commands in expressions. This seems rather particular
to me.
MDN actually has some interesting cases in its Usage
notes
C-c C-chtml:data
The `data` element “links a given content with a machine-readable
translation” (MDN)
Its *value* property (attribute) contains the machine-readable
version of the content.
Here is a data element
A Tribe Called Quest
html:dfn
A cat is an animal that sleeps in the ethernet.
The HTML Definition element (<dfn>) is used to indicate the
term being defined within the context of a definition phrase or
sentence. The <p> element, the <dt>/<dd> pairing,
or the <section> element which is the nearest ancestor of the
<dfn> is considered to be the definition of the term.
This is about the dl tag, which contains the other types (dt and dd).
The Description Term element
the term being defined in a definition list
dd
a “description details” element
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/dd
Suppose a dd had a `data` element with a serialized structured
value. And some representation (a figure?). Then you could use
definition list in a “semantic” way for arbitrary keyed maps.
html:datalisthtml:datalisthtml:hr
hr can effect all following items
like a partition, but without real grouping
MELD should have a REPL
I am a “preformatted” region. Kind of like a teletype region.
You may blend in by using a low value (0.1 or 0.2) for alpha.
Low luminosity, especially with high alpha, consumes light.
Low alpha values compose better than high alpha values.
Order matters less when several colors can be seen, though the
composition may become muddy.
I am a [String].
I am a [Vector].
I consist of these items:
8
6
7
5
3
0
9
I am a list.  Well,
not... anyway.
Whenever you type, you iterateasequence
.

Whenever you are with people, you navigate graphs.
Whenever you make a rule, you write a function.
I am a [Set].
I am frog. I am a member of [a Set]
I am log. I am a member of [a Set]
I am dog. I am a member of [a Set]
I am a note
DOM elements are real
What does a heading mean?
About DOM elements one thing is sure: they are real. They
are as real as anything in the world of computing, in that people's time
is devoted to them. Moreover, most people are, right now, in possession
of ready tools for their discovery and inspection! Not to mention
intervention! I'm talking about the developer tools of course, which
have been built-in to common browsers for years. I mean, that's two
levels deep. How did we get here, and how do we get more of that sweet,
sweet meta-action?
So, while all elements are portable,
consider the `article` element as a special agent of portability.
Article indicates a disposition, an embedded intent to be shared, to be
picked up and moved around. Indeed, what other kind of thing is there?
Yet most elements we would not expect to survive out of context.
Article represents a (more or less) standalone thing, that you may carry
anywhere and leave anywhere.
Some things are labeled
This is a summary
Some things have
details. You can use the `details` and `summary` elements together to
easily hide extended content.
Note that details/summary are
stateful.
Traits have indicators, so do elements.
(indicate :syndicate). Declarative rules style them. Never forget
that. Many professionals learn and use CSS without need for imperative
languages.
The ideal is a combinatorial, or compositional system,
where semantics from multiple domains can be overlaid on an otherwise
immutable thing without conflict or (too much) loss. (Indeed, what is
the fundamental quantity in this industry that is not preserved? I.e. a
little of which is lost each time? Yes, time.)
non-monotonicity
2020 a difficult problem
examples recreate the world
time is monotonic. if it weren't...
direct manipulation
2020 because non-monotonicity
negation
2020
like non-monotonicity, logical negation dramatically complicates the
system.
focus first on what you can do
bicycles for the mind
computers as “fantasy amplifiers” (Alan Kay) or “bicycles for the mind”
(Steve Jobs?)
userspace
where people have power
description
the semantic web
was always a good idea but lacked tools for people to make it real
information > mechanism
semantics, meaning, knowledge
AK: the system knows something about itself and what it's doing
Another example. Most programs today manipulate abstract data
structures and opaque objects, not pictures. How can we visualize the
state of these programs?
Again, wrong question. A better attitude is to assert that we have to
be able to understand the state of our programs. We can then ask: How
do we design data structures that can be visualized? Can we invent
data structures that are intended to be visualized? How do
we move towards a culture where only visually-understandable data is
considered sound? Where opaque data is regarded in the same way
that "goto" is today?
how do you know if the problem is with the thing you're interested in,
or with your means of seeing it.
open world assumption
design, including system design, information design, interaction
design, and even graphic design, proceeds by making claims
ontologies can find contradictions in claims (and also help us say more
with less)
contrast this with the closed-world thinking that dominates
dynamic thinking versus static thinking
userspace versus kernelspace spec versus type systems. TypeScript is
dead. Long live TypeScript!
intermediate abstraction
we build everything out of atoms, and they're the wrong atoms
we use the same low-level tools for everything. most tools should be
ad-hoc, created in situ
see Odersky
heterogeneity
a.k.a. “diversity”. make form secondary in order to intermix
domains
reification
making things real
if it matters, it should be a thing, like everything else
so we can talk about it, pass it around, etc
green and yellow code
from raganwald, IIRC
green code is userland code
yellow code is kernel code (system and drivers)
space is the place
screens are cages, we won't miss them
we need to think about computing in space now
forcefield as default layout
we put things into space
composable with manual rearrangement
interop
look at all of the wonderful things people have built
there's practically no way to put them together
the system that lets you put things together dynamically will
become the lingua franca
userland homoiconicity
work at once on model and its representation
rdf as bytecode
See this for example.
https://m00natic.github.io/lisp/manual-jit.html
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20191406 looks interesting (on my
reading list), but still no mention of RDF
death to console log
visible, dynamic... but deserves mention
actually... we can intercept console log and do a “good thing” with it.
someone has to work on drivers and interop, after all, so why not make
things less painful?
multi-dialect
turtle, lisp, and javascript
macros
“forgotten” ideas
as per Armstrong --- or Sussman. We've moved on to wildly complex
things but never really mastered the older things (reasoners, expert
systems)
don't make stuff up... unless you really have to
find the existing problem/concept space
unlocks resources, vocabulary, more things fall into place
cut the machine loose
RDF as compilation source and target
there is no reason to use lower-level languages
reintroduce namespaces
#future
can still write "bare" terms by defaulting certain imports
or you can use prefix approach (CURIE's)
playing with file system
force-directed layout for files
cluster by some quality
display with relative size --- or any other metric you can compute
boggle example outline
- the board
- the board is just a graph
- the word list
- the word list is used to construct a trie
- the trie
- a trie is a special kind of tree
- a prefix tree
- prefix matches (or non matches)
- the search
- stateful
- the rules
- rules are used to prune the search space
- the display
- the solutions


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Abstraction of an element in a computation graph for which a derivative can be calculated. More...
#include <chainable.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | forward ()=0 |
| virtual void | backward ()=0 |
| virtual NodeOps | forwardOps ()=0 |
| virtual NodeOps | backwardOps ()=0 |
| virtual size_t | allocate ()=0 |
| virtual void | free ()=0 |
| virtual void | init ()=0 |
| virtual void | init_dependent () |
| virtual void | set_zero_adjoint () |
| virtual bool | trainable ()=0 |
| virtual void | setTrainable (bool)=0 |
| virtual bool | memoize ()=0 |
| virtual void | setMemoize (bool)=0 |
| virtual void | setId (size_t)=0 |
| virtual size_t | getId ()=0 |
| virtual Ptr< ExpressionGraph > | graph ()=0 |
| virtual const Shape & | shape ()=0 |
| virtual const Type & | value_type ()=0 |
| virtual std::vector< Expr > & | children ()=0 |
| virtual Expr | child (size_t)=0 |
| virtual DataType & | val ()=0 |
| virtual DataType & | grad ()=0 |
| virtual float | scalar ()=0 |
| virtual const std::string | type ()=0 |
| virtual const std::string | color ()=0 |
| virtual const std::string | form ()=0 |
| virtual const std::string | label ()=0 |
| virtual std::string | graphviz ()=0 |
| virtual void | set_name (const std::string &)=0 |
| virtual const std::string & | name () const =0 |
| virtual void | debug (const std::string &message)=0 |
| virtual bool | marked_for_debug ()=0 |
| virtual const std::string & | debug_message ()=0 |
| virtual size_t | hash ()=0 |
| virtual bool | equal (Expr)=0 |
| virtual void | record (Ptr< AutoTunerRecorder >, size_t, bool)=0 |
Abstraction of an element in a computation graph for which a derivative can be calculated.
The name of this class comes from the fact that this element is composable (aka chainable) in the context of the chain rule of calculus.
Given that context, in the documentation for this class, the following notation is used:


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Ruby hashes can sometimes seem confusing or complex, especially for beginners. There's a long list of hash-specific methods in the Ruby Docs, but we want to present a curated shortlist of helpful methods and tricks that beginners might not know about.
In Ruby, a hash is a dictionary-like collection of unique keys and their values. They're also called 'associative arrays'. Whereas an array uses integers from 0 on as its index, a hash allows the keys to be of any object type.
Iterating over hashes is most easily accomplished with the following methods.
| Method or Trick | Use | Example |
|---|---|---|
each_pair |
iterates over all key-value pairs in a hash |
|
each_key |
iterates over all keys in a hash |
|
each_value |
iterates over all values in a hash |
|
The following methods can be used to search a hash for a particular key or value.
has_key? |
returns true if the given key is present in a hash |
|
has_value? |
returns true if the given value is present for some key in a hash |
|
include?(key) |
related to has_key? ; returns true if the given key is present in the hash |
|
Here are some methods to quickly create hashes--besides the introductory variable = {}
or variable = Hash.new
.
| Method or Trick | Use | Example |
|---|---|---|
Array#zip and Array.to_h |
Merge two arrays into a single two-dimensional array; then turn that into a hash |
|
| Hash constructor | Create a hash from a single array |
|
One of the first things we learn about hashes is that adding a new key-value pair is as easy as hash[new_key] = new_value
. But novices don't always learn about some other nifty ways to add and remove things from hashes.
| Method or Trick | Use | Example |
|---|---|---|
delete_if |
deletes every key-value pair from the hash for which the given block evaluates to true |
|
| Set default value for hash | Create hash with empty array as default value so new keys (and key-value pairs) can be easily pushed in |
|
| shift | Remove the first key-value pair from the hash |
|
invert |
returns a new hash created by using the original hash's values as keys, and the keys as values |
|
The following methods, when applied to hashes, will create a new array from the hash content.
map |
an array method that can be applied to hashes in some cases; invokes the given block once for each element of self, and creates a new array containing the values returned by the block |
|
flatten |
returns a new array that is a one-dimensional flattening of the given hash; unlike Array#flatten, this method includes the optional 'level' argument that determines the level of recursion to flatten |
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Full example for using JSONcpp on Unix
I've been trying to parse JSON files with C++, and I've found a distinct lack of full examples on how to do so. Specifically, I've struggled to find the proper commands to actually compile the code. For future reference (and to help any beginners out), here's a full example of how to use JSONcpp in your code (N.B. You're supposed to enter all of the following code in your terminal).
-
Download the source from github. In the directory that you want to install the source code into, enter
git clone https://github.com/open-source-parsers/jsoncpp cd jsoncpp
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Create the makefiles. For this step, you must have cmake installed; if it is not installed, you can install it with your system package manager. 1 From jsoncpp/, run
mkdir -p build/debug cd build/debug cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=debug -DJSONCPP_LIB_BUILD_SHARED=OFF -G "Unix Makefiles" ../../../jsoncpp make cd ../..
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Enter
pwd
and make a note of the output. Now, go to the folder containing the code in which you want to use JSONcpp in. Create a new file called "main.cpp" and enter the following code (taken from Stack Overflow):#include <fstream> #include <iostream> #include "json/json.h" int main() { Json::Value root; std::ifstream file("test.json"); file >> root; std::cout << root; }
Create another file called "test.json" with the json content you want to read; I used
{ "stocks": [ {"symbol": "AAPL", "amount": 1.03213, "last_price": 1.20}, {"symbol": "MSFT", "amount": 2.31039}, {"symbol": "F", "amount": 0.543589} ] }
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Compile the code using a "Makefile." Using your favourite text editor, create a file called "Makefile" and enter the following code (replacing
JSONCPPPATH
with the results from runningpwd
earlier; mine looks like/Users/ft/Source/jsoncpp/
):CXX = g++ LDFLAGS = -LJSONCPPPATH/build/depug/src/lib_json -ljsoncpp INC = -IJSONCPPPATH/include main: main.cpp $(CXX) -o main $(LDFLAGS) $(INC) main.cpp
IMPORTANT: you have to indent the
$(CXX) -o main...
line with 1 TAB and not 4 SPACES or it won't work. GNU Make requires a tab for indentation. -
Now, compile the code by running
make main
. You should now be able to run the code by entering./main
. It will print the contents of yourtest.json
file to your terminal.


A Nutella Hotel Is Popping Up In California Next Year
by Emma RosemurgeyA Nutella-themed pop-up hotel is opening in California’s Napa Valley to inject some sweetness into your winter.
Yep, as bizarre as it sounds, you can actually visit Hotella Nutella, which boasts plenty of chocolatey experiences plus ‘Nutella-inspired hotel items and larger than life breakfast décor’.
Obviously, there will be plenty of sweet treats on offer at Hotella Nutella, as well as interactive breakfast sessions with the ‘Nutella weekend breakfast chef team’ throughout your weekend stay.
Food Network star chef Geoffrey Zakarian will show guests how to make the perfect breakfast for dinner, while TV personality Tanya Holland will be on hand to serve up her own southern-inspired breakfasts, all featuring Nutella, obviously.
Pancake artists DanCakes will also teach visitors how to create ‘unforgettable’ pancakes with the mission of proving that breakfast truly is the most important meal of the day.
Hotella Nutella will open from January 10 until January 12, 2020, but not just any Nutella fan can stay there. To get the chance to stay at the once-in-a-lifetime hotel, you need to send a video proving why Nutella makes your mornings so special, to show you deserve the opportunity above anyone else.
Applications opened yesterday, November 13, and will run all the way through to December 8. So if you think you’ve got what it takes, head to the Hotella Nutella website or follow Nutella’s #HotellaNutella on the brand’s social media channels.
The prize includes round-trip coach air transportation for one winner and their travel companion, as well as accommodation for three days and two nights. It also includes round trip ground transportation between the airport and Hotella Nutella, and, of course, creative breakfast experiences that are (almost) guaranteed to make you the best breakfast-maker in town.
Wouldn’t it be great if we could all make hotels out of the things we love most? Okay, that’s it. I’m petitioning for a pickled onion crisps and Diet Coke hotel where they teach you how to make the best crisp buttie and coke on ice ever.
Who’s with me?
Emma Rosemurgey is an NCTJ trained Journalist who started her career by producing The Royal Rosemurgey newspaper in 2004, which kept her family up to date with the goings on of her sleepy north east village. She graduated from the University of Central Lancashire in Preston and started her career in regional newspapers before joining Tyla (formerly Pretty 52) in 2017, and progressing onto UNILAD in 2019.


#pragma once
#define BIT(x) ((uint64_t)1<<(x))
/// Properties of the monster class (other than resists/vulnerabilities).
enum monclass_flag_type : uint64_t
{
M_NO_FLAGS = 0,
/// monster eats doors
M_EAT_DOORS = BIT(0),
/// monster crashes through doors rather than opening
M_CRASH_DOORS = BIT(1),
/// monster flies all the time
M_FLIES = BIT(2),
/// monster is skilled fighter
M_FIGHTER = BIT(3),
/// do not give (unique) a wand
M_NO_WAND = BIT(4),
/// do not give a high tier wand
M_NO_HT_WAND = BIT(5),
/// is created invis
M_INVIS = BIT(6),
/// can see invis
M_SEE_INVIS = BIT(7),
/// can't be blinded
M_UNBLINDABLE = BIT(8),
/// uses talking code
M_SPEAKS = BIT(9),
/// monster is perma-confused,
M_CONFUSED = BIT(10),
/// monster is batty
M_BATTY = BIT(11),
/// monster can split
M_SPLITS = BIT(12),
//BIT(13), // was M_GLOWS
/// monster is stationary
M_STATIONARY = BIT(14),
/// monster can smell blood
M_BLOOD_SCENT = BIT(15),
/// susceptible to cold; drainable by vampires, splashes blood when hit
M_COLD_BLOOD = BIT(16),
/// drainable by vampires, splashes blood when hit
M_WARM_BLOOD = BIT(17),
/// uses the 'ghost demon' struct to track stats varying per individual monster
M_GHOST_DEMON = BIT(18),
/// monster digs through rock
M_BURROWS = BIT(19),
/// monster can submerge
M_SUBMERGES = BIT(20),
/// monster is a unique
M_UNIQUE = BIT(21),
/// Passive acid splash when hit.
M_ACID_SPLASH = BIT(22),
/// gets various archery boosts
M_ARCHER = BIT(23),
/// is insubstantial
M_INSUBSTANTIAL = BIT(24),
/// wields two weapons at once
M_TWO_WEAPONS = BIT(25),
/// has extra-fast regeneration
M_FAST_REGEN = BIT(26),
/// cannot regenerate
M_NO_REGEN = BIT(27),
/// uses male pronouns
M_MALE = BIT(28),
/// uses female pronouns
M_FEMALE = BIT(29),
/// boneless corpses
M_NO_SKELETON = BIT(30),
/// worth 0 xp
M_NO_EXP_GAIN = BIT(31),
/// can do damage when attacked in melee
M_SPINY = BIT(32),
//BIT(33),
/// not a valid polymorph target (but can be polymorphed)
M_NO_POLY_TO = BIT(34),
/// An ancestor granted by Hepliaklqana
M_ANCESTOR = BIT(35),
//BIT(36), // was M_ALWAYS_CORPSE
/// prefer ranged attacks over melee
M_PREFER_RANGED = BIT(37),
//BIT(38), // was M_ARTIFICIAL
/// can survive without breathing; immune to asphyxiation and Mephitic Cloud
M_UNBREATHING = BIT(39),
/// not fully coded; causes a warning
M_UNFINISHED = BIT(40),
M_HERD = BIT(41),
// has a double-sized tile
M_TALL_TILE = BIT(42),
/// can sense vibrations in web traps
M_WEB_SENSE = BIT(43),
/// tries to maintain LOS/2 range from its target
M_MAINTAIN_RANGE = BIT(44),
/// flesh is not usable for making zombies
M_NO_ZOMBIE = BIT(45),
/// cannot be placed by any means, even in the arena, etc.
M_CANT_SPAWN = BIT(46),
/// derived undead can't be randomly generated
M_NO_GEN_DERIVED = BIT(47),
//BIT(48),
/// hybridized monster composed of other monster parts
M_HYBRID = BIT(49),
//BIT(50),
/// monster is a projectile (just OOD right now)
M_PROJECTILE = BIT(51),
/// monster is an "avatar" (no independent attacks, only support)
M_AVATAR = BIT(52),
//BIT(53),
/// monster is a proxy for a charm/conjuration spell (ball lightning, etc.)
M_CONJURED = BIT(54),
/// monster will never harm the player
M_NO_THREAT = BIT(55),
/// monster always receives a wand
M_ALWAYS_WAND = BIT(56),
/// uses they/them pronouns
M_GENDER_NEUTRAL = BIT(57),
};
DEF_BITFIELD(monclass_flags_t, monclass_flag_type);
/// Properties of specific monsters.
enum monster_flag_type : uint64_t
{
MF_NO_FLAGS = 0,
/// no benefit from killing
MF_NO_REWARD = BIT(0),
/// monster skips next available action
MF_JUST_SUMMONED = BIT(1),
/// is following player through stairs
MF_TAKING_STAIRS = BIT(2),
// BIT(3),
/// Player has already seen monster
MF_SEEN = BIT(4),
/// A known shapeshifter.
MF_KNOWN_SHIFTER = BIT(5),
/// Monster that has been banished.
MF_BANISHED = BIT(6),
/// Summoned, should not drop gear on reset
MF_HARD_RESET = BIT(7),
/// mirror to CREATED_FRIENDLY for neutrals
MF_WAS_NEUTRAL = BIT(8),
/// Saw player and attitude changed (or not); currently used for holy
/// beings (good god worshippers -> neutral) orcs (Beogh worshippers
/// -> friendly), and slimes (Jiyva worshippers -> neutral)
MF_ATT_CHANGE_ATTEMPT = BIT(9),
/// Was in view during previous turn.
MF_WAS_IN_VIEW = BIT(10),
/// Created as a member of a band
MF_BAND_MEMBER = BIT(11),
/// Monter has been pacified
MF_PACIFIED = BIT(12),
/// Consider this monster to have MH_UNDEAD holiness, regardless
/// of its actual type
MF_FAKE_UNDEAD = BIT(13),
/// An undead monster soul enslaved by
/// Yredelemnul's power
MF_ENSLAVED_SOUL = BIT(14),
/// mname is a suffix.
MF_NAME_SUFFIX = BIT(15),
/// mname is an adjective (prefix).
MF_NAME_ADJECTIVE = BIT(16),
/// mname entirely replaces normal monster name.
MF_NAME_REPLACE = MF_NAME_SUFFIX|MF_NAME_ADJECTIVE,
/// Is a god gift.
MF_GOD_GIFT = BIT(17),
/// Is running away from player sanctuary
MF_FLEEING_FROM_SANCTUARY = BIT(18),
/// Is being killed with disintegration
MF_EXPLODE_KILL = BIT(19),
// These are based on the flags in monster class, but can be set for
// monsters that are not normally fighters (in vaults).
/// Monster is skilled fighter.
MF_FIGHTER = BIT(20),
/// Monster wields two weapons.
MF_TWO_WEAPONS = BIT(21),
/// Monster gets various archery boosts.
MF_ARCHER = BIT(22),
//BIT(23),
//BIT(24),
//BIT(25),
/// This monster cannot regenerate.
MF_NO_REGEN = BIT(26),
/// mname should be treated with normal grammar, ie, prevent
/// "You hit red rat" and other such constructs.
MF_NAME_DESCRIPTOR = BIT(27),
/// give this monster the definite "the" article, instead of the
/// indefinite "a" article.
MF_NAME_DEFINITE = BIT(28),
/// living monster revived by a lost soul
MF_SPECTRALISED = BIT(29),
/// is a demonic_guardian
MF_DEMONIC_GUARDIAN = BIT(30),
/// mname should be used for corpses as well
MF_NAME_SPECIES = BIT(31),
/// mname replaces "zombie" etc.; use only for already zombified monsters
MF_NAME_ZOMBIE = BIT(32),
/// Player has been warned about this monster being nearby.
MF_SENSED = BIT(33),
/// mname should not be used for corpses
MF_NAME_NOCORPSE = BIT(34),
/// known to have a ranged attack
MF_SEEN_RANGED = BIT(35),
/// this monster has been polymorphed.
MF_POLYMORPHED = BIT(36),
/// just got hibernated/slept
MF_JUST_SLEPT = BIT(37),
/// possibly got piety with TSO
MF_TSO_SEEN = BIT(38),
};
DEF_BITFIELD(monster_flags_t, monster_flag_type);
constexpr monster_flags_t MF_NAME_MASK = MF_NAME_REPLACE;
constexpr monster_flags_t MF_MELEE_MASK = MF_FIGHTER | MF_TWO_WEAPONS
| MF_ARCHER;
↑ V1043 A global object variable 'MF_NAME_MASK' is declared in the header. Multiple copies of it will be created in all translation units that include this header file.
↑ V1043 A global object variable 'MF_MELEE_MASK' is declared in the header. Multiple copies of it will be created in all translation units that include this header file.


HBAppearanceSettings Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | HBAppearanceSettings.h |
Overview
The HBAppearanceSettings
class in CepheiPrefs
provides a model object
read by other components of Cephei to determine colors to use in the user
interface.
Appearance settings are typically set on a view controller, via the -[PSListController+HBTintAdditions hb_appearanceSettings] property. This is automatically managed by Cephei and provided to view controllers as they are pushed onto the stack.
This interface replaces the previous method that worked in the opposite way – HBListController would work backwards to find a view controller with appearance settings defined. This was not robust, created messy code within Cephei, and can cause a mix of colors if a view controller with different settings to the prior one is pushed.
Use of the old properties on HBListController will cause a warning to be logged.
Most commonly, the API will be used by setting the hb_appearanceSettings property from the init method. The following example sets the tint color, table view background color, and enables an inverted navigation bar:
- (instancetype)init {
self = [super init];
if (self) {
HBAppearanceSettings *appearanceSettings = [[HBAppearanceSettings alloc] init];
appearanceSettings.tintColor = [UIColor colorWithRed:66.f / 255.f green:105.f / 255.f blue:154.f / 255.f alpha:1];
appearanceSettings.tableViewBackgroundColor = [UIColor colorWithWhite:242.f / 255.f alpha:1];
appearanceSettings.invertedNavigationBar = YES;
self.hb_appearanceSettings = appearanceSettings;
}
return self;
}
General
tintColor
The tint color to use for interactable elements within the list controller. Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *tintColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Discussion
A nil value will cause no modification of the tint to occur.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
Navigation Bar
navigationBarTintColor
The tint color to use for the navigation bar buttons, or, if hb_invertedNavigationBar is set, the background of the navigation bar. Override this method to return a UIColor to use, if you don’t want to use the same color as hb_tintColor.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *navigationBarTintColor
Return Value
By default, the return value of hb_tintColor.
Discussion
A nil value will cause no modification of the navigation bar tint to occur.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
navigationBarTitleColor
The color to use for the navigation bar title label. Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *navigationBarTitleColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Discussion
A nil value will cause no modification of the navigation bar title color to occur.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
navigationBarBackgroundColor
The background color to use for the navigation bar. Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *navigationBarBackgroundColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Discussion
A nil value will cause no modification of the navigation bar background to occur.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
statusBarTintColor
The color to use for the status bar icons. Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *statusBarTintColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Discussion
A nil value will cause no modification of the status bar color to occur.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
)
Whether to use an inverted navigation bar.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL invertedNavigationBar __attribute ( ( deprecated ( "Set navigationBarBackgroundColor and navigationBarTitleColor instead." )
Return Value
By default, NO.
Discussion
Deprecated. Set navigationBarBackgroundColor and navigationBarTitleColor instead.
An inverted navigation bar has a tinted background, rather than the buttons being tinted. All other interface elements will be tinted the same.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
translucentNavigationBar
Whether to use a translucent navigation bar. Override this method if you want this behavior.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL translucentNavigationBar
Return Value
By default, YES.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
Table View
tableViewBackgroundColor
The color to be used for the overall background of the table view. Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *tableViewBackgroundColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
tableViewCellTextColor
The color to be used for the text color of table view cells. Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *tableViewCellTextColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
tableViewCellBackgroundColor
The color to be used for the background color of table view cells. Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *tableViewCellBackgroundColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
tableViewCellSeparatorColor
The color to be used for the separator between table view cells. Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *tableViewCellSeparatorColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h
tableViewCellSelectionColor
The color to be used when a table view cell is selected. This color will be shown when the cell is in the ‘highlighted’ state.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIColor *tableViewCellSelectionColor
Return Value
By default, nil.
Discussion
Override this method to return a UIColor to use.
Declared In
HBAppearanceSettings.h


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Neurotic Leadership Programming
I wrote about Gunther Dueck, one of IBM Germany's CTO before. Since the book Direkt-Karriere is only available in German, here's my summary (you could buy the Direkt-Karriere eBook and run it through a translator, but that most likely won't be fun):
Dueck suggest to anybody who is interested in having a corporate career to make it the personal top priority and focus on achieving it. He clears the common mis-perception that one gets promoted for performance. Reality is that promotion is tied to potential and proving potential by performance is an time consuming and expensive detour on your career path. Focus on just showing potential directly. It saves a lot of work and accelerates career moves. When we look at management theory, the enterprise pyramid looks like this (page 47 in the book)
The functions of every level are clearly mapped out:
After reading the book (which made me laugh and shiver) I needed an urgent dose of Atlas Shrugged ( Wer ist John Galt? for German readers).
Happy Direct Career to everybody.
Direct Career - the easiest way to the top*
* If you are not familiar with the concepts of irony, sarcasm, cynicism or persiflage neither the book nor this review are for you. Stop reading now!Dueck suggest to anybody who is interested in having a corporate career to make it the personal top priority and focus on achieving it. He clears the common mis-perception that one gets promoted for performance. Reality is that promotion is tied to potential and proving potential by performance is an time consuming and expensive detour on your career path. Focus on just showing potential directly. It saves a lot of work and accelerates career moves. When we look at management theory, the enterprise pyramid looks like this (page 47 in the book)
The functions of every level are clearly mapped out:
- Employees: They are the backbone of the enterprise. Their work generates the revenue, brings in the deals and fulfil contractual obligations. From time to time managers of all levels fall back into "employee work", be it to set an example or to sell to their peers in other organisations.
- First Line Managers: Drive the Enterprise. Guide, motivate and drive employees.
- Middle Management: Run the Enterprise. Ensure orderly conduct. Watch over rules, reports and regulations. Make sure everything works as designed and doesn't change. Core principle: "You get what you inspect"
- Executive Management: Change the Enterprise. Integration of the corporate divisions, initialise and manage corporate initiatives
- CEO: Reinvent the Enterprise. Devise strategies and instill enthusiasm into customers, share holders, employees are the rest of the universe (Steve does it well, but not this Steve)
- First Line Managers: Hyper aggression. Keep employees under constant stress to strive for given targets regardless how achievable they might be. Everything is urgent. Goal posts get constantly moved to push performance. Urge to constantly overachieve. (Dueck refers to The Stress Management Sourcebook for an overview of this so called Type-A person). (S)he needs to constantly push. The tool of the trade is Focus & Stress.
 Argue with your managers that they are too high (careful here: don't create the impression being a "moaner"). A good approach is not to try to make sense of goals given (they come from "above" anyway). It is not your job to make sense out of them. You communicate them and drive your staff to "achieve or die".  In summary: create pressure and your staff will do anything to advance your career (the easiest way to get rid of you) - Middle Management: Obsessive-compulsive behaviour. Everything must follow the book. Nothing stays unmeasured. Results must match many digits behind the comma. Under the pretext of "managing risk" lower levels are chocked with report requirements, controls and audits. Deeply distrusts automated systems and the work of others. The tool of the trade is Streamline & Orkg (for an explanation of "Orkg" read the book).
You ensure a frictionless operation through processes and reviews. Checklists ensure you don't miss anything. You reject any exception and achieve order. Expenses are only approved after a triple rejections. You outlaw any risk taking (never mind what senior management states). Everything gets signed, so it is never your fault. Reduce everything to a number and decide on that number, that's easier than deciding on facts. Constantly cut costs. 10% less is always possible isn't it? Make sure you have any number or information at hand your Executive might ask you. Since you run all these reports and reviews, that's easy. - Executive: Hysteric. Needs to stand in the lime light, uses buzzwords more than complete sentences, likes to provoke, overstates relationships (I'm friends with the CEO of xxx after we shook hands at the dinner) and is overwhelming emotional. The tool of the trade is Fake & Cheat.
You champion change and creative disruption - for the other divisions. You fiercely protect your flock. All change management initiatives you kick off need to be designed in a way, that you are long gone before the success or failure would be visible (your successor will replace it with his/her own program anyway). Make sure problems don't surface first in your division. Once one is spotted, drive it towards (a to be created) Vice President position, so it is out of your way. Make sure you have a few shining examples and lighthouse projects to brag about. Don't waste your time with real change. - CEO: Narcissist. Overbearing self esteem, craves for recognition, Illusion being entitled to anything, demands admiration, distances himself from others. The tool of the trade is Buzz & Hazard.
The biggest temptation now is to actually become a real boss.But you could very well just put up a good show and leave running the company to your executives (buzz) or you try to pull the big one and hope you are lucky (hazard). Your credo is: "Be magic through buzz. Provoke the mega chances. Temp your fate. Hazard and try your luck." (page 172). If you play the hype right, you are gone to greener pastures before the real work starts
After reading the book (which made me laugh and shiver) I needed an urgent dose of Atlas Shrugged ( Wer ist John Galt? for German readers).
Happy Direct Career to everybody.
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 14 August 2011 | Comments (2) | categories: Business Omnisophie


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Parmesan crumbs provide a fantastic crunchy topping in this recipe, which is hearty enough to work as a main course
For the cauliflower, cook the florets in a large pan of boiling water for about 10 minutes, or until just tender. Drain and set aside.
Meanwhile for the béchamel sauce, fry the bacon strips in a dry frying pan until coloured but not crisp. Remove the bacon with a slotted spoon and set aside, keeping the bacon fat in the pan.
Add the mushrooms to the pan of bacon fat and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until golden-brown. Remove from the pan and set aside.
Melt the butter in a clean saucepan and beat in the flour until smooth. Slowly whisk in the milk until smooth, then stir in the mustard powder, grated cheese and double cream. Keep stirring until the cheese has melted and the mixture is thick and creamy. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then fold in the bacon and mushrooms.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Place the cauliflower florets into an ovenproof casserole dish and pour over the cheesy sauce. Sprinkle over a pinch of freshly grounded nutmeg.
For the topping, mix the ciabatta breadcrumbs with the parmesan cheese, then sprinkle the mixture over the cauliflower. Place into the oven for 15 minutes, or until the topping is golden-brown and bubbling.
Spoon the cauliflower cheese onto plates and serve with a crisp green salad and crusty bread.


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hello, welcome to my website
this is a place to browse the files that i’d like to share with others, as well as some occasional words and updates from me. i was once very averse to creating an archive for myself, but this site is turning out to be something like that. maybe one day it will feel too heavy and i’ll have to move into a new shell.
——
at the moment:
- teaching Handmade Web at VCU
- working on some websites
- translating Fool’s Rest into a website
——
this version of the site is still young.
i’m working on getting all the rooms together…
to do:
- blog/writing space
- filters for studio
- more photos


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Exodus 30:30
And thou shalt anoint Aaron and his sons, and consecrate them, that they may minister unto me in the priest's office.


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s6-dns
Software
skarnet.org
The s6-randomip program
s6-randomip generates random IP addresses and prints them to
its standard output, one per line.
Interface
s6-randomip [ -4 ] [ -6 ] [ -n max ]
- s6-randomip makes up IP addresses and prints
them to its stdout. It keeps running until it receives a signal.
- IP addresses are not guaranteed to represent anything. They are totally random.
Options
- -4 : generate IPv4 addresses.
- -6 : generate IPv6 addresses. Both the -4 and
-6 options may be given. If none is given, by default
s6-randomip will only generate IPv4 addresses.
- -n max : s6-randomip will only generate
max addresses, then exit 0, instead of running forever.
Notes
s6-randomip can be used in conjunction with
s6-dnsname-filter to stress-test your
DNS architecture. Please use this responsibly and ethically.


Regex
Class uses NSRegularExpression internally and simplifies its usability.
-
Return match in a string. Optionally with index of capturing group
Declaration
Swift
class func matchInString(str: String, pattern: String, capturingGroupIdx: Int?) -> String?
Parameters
str
A string that will be matched.
pattern
A regex pattern.
Return Value
String
that matches pattern or nil. -
Return first match in a string.
Declaration
Swift
class func firstMatchInString(str: String, pattern: String) -> String?
Parameters
str
A string that will be matched.
pattern
A regexp pattern.
Return Value
String
that matches pattern or nil. -
Return all matches in a string.
Declaration
Swift
class func matchesInString(str: String, pattern: String) -> [String]
Parameters
str
A string that will be matched.
pattern
A regexp pattern.
Return Value
Array of
Strings
s. If nothing found empty array is returned. -
Returns new
NSRegularExpression
object.Declaration
Swift
private class func regexp(pattern: String) -> NSRegularExpression?
Parameters
pattern
A regexp pattern.
Return Value
NSRegularExpression
object or nil if it cannot be created. -
Method that substring string with passed range.
Declaration
Swift
private class func substring(str: String, range: NSRange) -> String
Parameters
str
A string that is source of substraction.
range
A range that tells which part of
str
will be substracted.Return Value
A string contained in
range
.


The Jordan Historical Museum currently occupies a parcel of land that once served as a location for a church, a small school, and the historical Fry House, which was built by Jacob Fry in 1815.
The Jordan Historical Museum, in conjunction with the Town of Lincoln and the Heritage Committee
have chosen to conduct Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Electrical Resistance survey of the study grounds to report on the locations of possible internments, and document these possible locations in formal map documents.
This report, serves as the final report on the findings and analysis of the GPR and electrical resistance surveys of the Jordan Historical Museum Grounds. A presentation of the findings and results, open to the public, is to be presented to the client and the Town of Lincoln on June 1st.
Highlights include:
As the conculsion to the Computer Systems Technology Program (CTY) at Fanshawe College, my colleagues and I (Justin Waelz, Serge Trunkin, Anton Shylo, Chris Lageer) undertook a theoretical
Infrastructure Expansion Project for 5 seperate Australian offices interconnected (WAN). The project highlights proof of concepts learned throughout the program and project tracking for the undertaking of the project.
Highlights include:


Start a family - or have another baby. This is something many people want. This step often comes with worries and fears. And sometimes pregnant women need help because their pregnancy is unwanted. General pregnancy counselling services or pregnancy options counselling offer help.
What are general pregnancy counselling services?
In general pregnancy counselling services, women and men get advice about pregnancy and birth. These services are optional. In Germany, people have a right to get these services. This right is part of the Schwangeren- und Familienhilfeänderungsgesetz (Pregnant Women and Family Assistance Amendment Act). Often, family and social counselling services offer counselling sessions for pregnant women. So do midwives. There are also guidance centres that offer help especially to pregnant women in emergency situations.
 The counselling session can be about many things. Family planning for example. This means if you are planning to get pregnant or if you have questions about contraception. Or if you wish to have children. Then you can get information about starting a family. And of course about pregnancy itself, birth and life after birth with a small child. And about questions on state benefits and services for pregnant women. This means anything that has to do with money. For example, parental support payments or maternity pay. General pregnancy counselling services can also be the first stop for pregnant women before they are referred to a guidance centre that offers pregnancy options counselling.
Find help now >What is pregnancy options counselling?
In pregnancy options counselling, pregnant women can get help if their pregnancy is unwanted. The staff know a lot and will help her make a decision. To have an abortion or not to have one. They explain to pregnant women what kind of options there are for having an abortion. And who will pay for the abortion. And until which week of pregnancy an abortion is allowed. The staff also explain which benefits women can get if they want to keep the child. For example, which financial benefits they can get. Some guidance centres give information about confidential births. With confidential births, women give birth to a child in secret. Safely in a hospital. Without having to say her name. The child will never know who gave birth to it. In Germany, if a pregnant woman decides to have an abortion, she will need a certificate from a pregnancy options counselling service. Only some guidance centres can give out these certificates.


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Sea of jazer
SEA OF JAZER
"SEA OF JAZER "(
Jeremiah 48:32
), a lake, now represented by some ponds in the high valley in which the Ammonite city of Jazer lies, the ruins of which are called Sar.
"SEA OF JAZER "(Jeremiah 48:32), a lake, now represented by some ponds in the high valley in which the Ammonite city of Jazer lies, the ruins of which are called Sar.


| ngar-uba-gi-yung | adaba | nga-rang-gurumba-yung | ||||
| that (FSg) | now | his mother in law | ||||
| nga-rang-gurumba-yung | ngar-uba-gi-yung, | nga-rang-gurumba-yung, | ||||
| his mother in law | that (FSg) | his mother in law | ||||
| yagi | ana-warubaj | ana-warubaj | yagi, | ana-warubaj | yagi | ngi=rumi-Ø |
| not | nearby | not | nearby | not | she will go | |
| ngar-uba-gi-yung | wini-ranggal=na-nyji-Ø | nu:-'ba-gi-yung | ||||
| that (FSg) | they will see each other's face | that (MSg) | ||||
| na-rang-gurumba-yung, | an-uwa:-gu-maji: | ani=ya:-ri: | an-uwa-ga:-'la | |||
| son in law | if there | he will goc | from there | |||
| ngi-ga:-'yung | an-uwa-ga:-'la | ngi=ya:-ri:, | ambini=raganma-nyji:-na, | |||
| as for her | from there | she goes | they will face each otherc | |||
| angi-ranggal=ngarayi:-' | ||||||
| she will protect forehead (look away)c |
That mother-in-law (or MoMoBrDa, etc.). His (a man's) mother-in-law. She should not get close to him; they should not see each other's faces (i.e. should not make eye contact). That son-in-law. If he (inadvertently) comes there (where she is), if she comes along and they (accidentally) face each other (briefly), she will quickly look away (to avoid the eye contact).
| angi-ranggal=ngarayi:-', | anguna:-'-danggal=ngarayi:-' | |||
| she will protect foreheadc | she will protect forehead for himc | |||
| nu:-'ba-gi-yung | na-rang-gurumba-yung, | yagi | ana-warubaj | |
| that (MSg) | son in law | not | nearby | |
| wini=raganma-nyji-Ø, | malanga-nyanay, | ambini=ya:-ri:, | ||
| they will face each other | far away | they (MDu) will go | ||
| ngi-ga | angi=ya:-ri | an-uwa:-gu | angi=bura:-'-maji: | ni-ga:-'yung, |
| she | she will goc | there | if she sitsc | as for him |
| janda-miri | ambini=yi-nyja-ng, | ngi-ga | ||
| by means of back | they will give each otherp | she | ||
| angi=buguwugunu:-'-ma:-' | ni-ga:-'yung. | |||
| she will face away | as for him |
She (mother-in-law) will look away from him, that son-in-law. They should not face each other at close range. They will go some distance away from each other. If she goes and sits over there, he (should go). They will turn their backs to each other. She will look away from him, and (so will) he.


Detects unsafe usage of `CString`. The code like `CString::new("hello").unwrap().as_ptr()` may lead to memory unsafety because the string is deallocated at the end of the expression.


Reading Discussion 7
Key Word(s): Language Modelling, Attention, Transformers
Selected Readings
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Expository
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Adam Kosiorek: Attention in Neural Networks and How to Use It
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Lilian Weng: Attention? Attention!
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Jay Alammar: The Illustrated Transformer and The Illustrated BERT, ELMo, and co. (How NLP Cracked Transfer Learning) and Visual guide to using BERT for the first time.
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Yannic Kilcher's videos explaining the transformers and BERT and GPT-3 papers.
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Chris McCormick's BERT Research Series. A YouTube playlist covering word embeddings, attention, positional encodings, masked language models and fine-tuning.
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Use Cases
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spaCy. An excellent library for using language models in production.
- spaCy meets Transformers: Fine-tune BERT, XLNet and GPT-2.
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Write With Transformer. Hugging Face's interactive demonstration of GPT-2 and XLNET's predictive power.
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Gwern Branden's GPT-3 page. Discussions on how GPT-3 is programmed using prompts; its limitations; examples of poetry and prose generated in the style of famous authors, philosophers, etc.; its performance on logic and arithmetic tasks.
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Research
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Vaswani et al (2017), 'Attention is All you Need'. Introduces the Transformer, the neural network architecture used by the most powerful language models. Sasha Rush has an excellent line-by-line PyTorch implementation of this paper.
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OpenAI (2020), 'Language Models are Few-Shot Learners' (GPT-3 paper)
- Big Bird: Transformers for Longer Sequences
- Show, Attend and Tell: Neural Image Caption Generation with Visual Attention
- One Model To Learn Them All
- How to Fine-Tune BERT for Text Classification
* Next presentations, select from Research or Use Case


Trump says will probably release second Ukraine transcript on Tuesday
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said on Saturday (Nov 9) that the White House would probably release a transcript of a second call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Tuesday.
"We have another transcript coming out which is very important," Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews before leaving for a visit to Tuscaloosa, Alabama. "I will give you a second transcript, because I had two calls with the president of Ukraine."
Trump said the second transcript would probably be released on Tuesday.


A better way of handling this will be to import items into Alma but suppress the "Reading Room Request" button; see https://github.com/PrincetonUniversityLibrary/alma-config/issues/186.
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USE elements;
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Comparing a single claimed and a single unclaimed publication, there only seems to be a difference in the EverApproved
field:
For reference, those records with a non-NULL User_ID
field persist attributes for users within the application.
Currently, as my own user, I cannot search for any recommended publications which have not been claimed at all:
Searching for publications and linking my user account to one did not seem to prevent users from being able to search for the record by title:
Inspecting the database records, the one distinguishing factor is the difference in modification dates:
This would coincide with a date earlier than that of the last search index regeneration:
I am going to proceed by attempting to generate the search index for today.
Rebooting the server has not resolved this issue as anticipated, and I have provided the following update to Symplectic Support:
Dear Jeff,
I apologize for the delay, the reboot did not successfully resolve this issue.
I did, however, find the following log entries for the "Manage Data Sources":
2022-04-01 12:00:23 [arXiv synchroniser]: 100 postponed Fetch work items reactivated.
2022-04-01 12:00:23 [arXiv synchroniser]: New work found. Waking up...
2022-04-01 12:00:23 [arXiv synchroniser]: Processing priority 10 fetch for a batch of 100 records...
2022-04-01 12:00:25 [arXiv synchroniser]: arXiv made an invalid response.
2022-04-01 12:00:25 [arXiv synchroniser]: Fetch batch errored. Retry postponed until after 4/2/2022 12:00:25 PM.
2022-04-01 12:00:25 [arXiv synchroniser]: Since the arXiv synchroniser was last restarted, 9952 work items have been automatically enqueued, 400 reactivated, 100 successfully processed, 0 discarded and 4 postponed. If no logging has appeared since the last such message, the ongoing work has resulted in no data changes.
2022-04-01 12:00:25 [arXiv synchroniser]: There is currently no more work to do.
2022-04-01 14:29:44 [arXiv synchroniser]: arXiv synchroniser stopped.
2022-04-01 14:54:29: Maximum ETL extract batch size: 20Mb.
2022-04-01 14:54:30 [arXiv synchroniser]: arXiv synchroniser started.
2022-04-01 14:54:30 [arXiv synchroniser]: Object Search queue deactivated.
2022-04-01 14:54:30 [arXiv synchroniser]: Change Check queue deactivated.
2022-04-01 14:54:30 [arXiv synchroniser]: Harvest queue deactivated.
2022-04-01 14:54:30 [arXiv synchroniser]: Push queue deactivated.
2022-04-01 14:54:30 [arXiv synchroniser]: There is currently no more work to do.
Might there be some way of determining whether or not these errors are related to the logged "arXiv made an invalid response" event?
If this is unrelated, please let me know how it might be best to continue trying to diagnose this.
Thank you,
James
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by Bess Sadler at 2022-04-01 15:54:58.This PR got some other stuff merged into it instead of getting rebased. It's really hard to see the changes with all those extra commits in the branch.
Turns out the linting failure is a bug: https://github.com/ansible/ansible-compat/issues/78. It's frustrating, but we may need to implement a different workaround.
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var gets mentioned, it must include the | default('staging')
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statements.
Fixed by #2910.
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by Alicia Cozine at 2022-04-01 20:04:40.I think we had a lot of PRs getting merged today, so the test system was backed up.
To fix the failure that happened when the tests finally did run, we can try editing .ansible-lint for this role and adding - role-name
to it. But that might not fix the issue, see this bug report. .
Just rebased against main and force-pushed.
Looks good, thanks @sandbergja.
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pips Red=116 White=110
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Harbinger Hall was bathed in warm sunlight and the gardens looked magnificent as spring had finally arrived after a harsh winter. The morning had been taken up with the traditional Easter egg hunt, much to the satisfaction of the younger members of the house party.
With the formalities of the hunt concluded the usual suspects adjourned to the library for the Easter chouette. Quentin Quickcube, who was well ahead on the scoresheet, held the box as White. For once the game had not gone well for him and he was in danger of losing a gammon. We join the protagonists as they debate how to play the team’s 54.
“A magnificent opportunity for a really big play”, said Barry Bigplay. “I think 11/2* must be the move. Don’t give QQ the chance to anchor on our 2-pt. Do you all agree?”.
“You must be joking”, said Cautious Cuthbert. “We should simply play 11/6, 5/1. Why take risks when we don’t need to?”
“One day, you will take a risk, CC, and we will all step back in amazement”, said the Dowager Duchess. “I rather like 11/7, 6/1 so that our fives cover our blot and our fours and sixes escape from QQ’s board. What do you think, EE?”
The Enigmatic Englishman was chatting to Graves, who had been dispensing Bloody Mary’s to the combatants. However, EE now turned his attention to the game and gave his opinion.
“Firstly, although I like aggression in a backgammon player. BB’s hitting play is too ambitious. CC’s play can be discarded as far too conservative – you do not win at backgammon without taking risks. We should first make our ace-point, giving us a five-point home board, and then consider the rest of our game plan. Incidentally, 11/7, 6/1 is certainly better than 13/8, 5/1 because, as DD pointed out, it doesn’t duplicate our sixes.
“The real question is whether we should bring more fire-power to bear on our 2-pt or start to escape our rear checkers. Long hours of study have taught me that the time to get the back checkers moving is when the opponent is on the bar. If QQ does anchor on our 2-pt we want those rear checkers on their way home and what better time to start them moving but now. Conversely if he doesn’t anchor we have sufficient firepower in the zone to attack his remaining blot. It is a question of balancing priorities, but I believe that 22/18, 61/ is the best play.”
“Beautifully explained, EE. 22/18, 6/1 it is and Graves, one more Bloody Mary please.”
With the formalities of the hunt concluded the usual suspects adjourned to the library for the Easter chouette. Quentin Quickcube, who was well ahead on the scoresheet, held the box as White. For once the game had not gone well for him and he was in danger of losing a gammon. We join the protagonists as they debate how to play the team’s 54.
“A magnificent opportunity for a really big play”, said Barry Bigplay. “I think 11/2* must be the move. Don’t give QQ the chance to anchor on our 2-pt. Do you all agree?”.
“You must be joking”, said Cautious Cuthbert. “We should simply play 11/6, 5/1. Why take risks when we don’t need to?”
“One day, you will take a risk, CC, and we will all step back in amazement”, said the Dowager Duchess. “I rather like 11/7, 6/1 so that our fives cover our blot and our fours and sixes escape from QQ’s board. What do you think, EE?”
The Enigmatic Englishman was chatting to Graves, who had been dispensing Bloody Mary’s to the combatants. However, EE now turned his attention to the game and gave his opinion.
“Firstly, although I like aggression in a backgammon player. BB’s hitting play is too ambitious. CC’s play can be discarded as far too conservative – you do not win at backgammon without taking risks. We should first make our ace-point, giving us a five-point home board, and then consider the rest of our game plan. Incidentally, 11/7, 6/1 is certainly better than 13/8, 5/1 because, as DD pointed out, it doesn’t duplicate our sixes.
“The real question is whether we should bring more fire-power to bear on our 2-pt or start to escape our rear checkers. Long hours of study have taught me that the time to get the back checkers moving is when the opponent is on the bar. If QQ does anchor on our 2-pt we want those rear checkers on their way home and what better time to start them moving but now. Conversely if he doesn’t anchor we have sufficient firepower in the zone to attack his remaining blot. It is a question of balancing priorities, but I believe that 22/18, 61/ is the best play.”
“Beautifully explained, EE. 22/18, 6/1 it is and Graves, one more Bloody Mary please.”
1. Cubeful 2-ply 22/18 6/1 Eq.: +0.927 0.834 0.348 0.010 - 0.166 0.040 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 11/7 6/1 Eq.: +0.858 (-0.070) 0.805 0.352 0.009 - 0.195 0.044 0.002 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/8 5/1 Eq.: +0.856 (-0.071) 0.802 0.353 0.009 - 0.198 0.041 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 11/6 5/1 Eq.: +0.855 (-0.072) 0.805 0.340 0.009 - 0.195 0.037 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 6/1 Eq.: +0.852 (-0.075) 0.804 0.341 0.009 - 0.196 0.038 0.002


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Oszy14-Nov-19 09:24 PM
nothing new
CoinKing8814-Nov-19 09:26 PM
Also: Vice calling it "to pull out" they must have laughed about that
jspook1614-Nov-19 09:27 PM
It just seems like a good vacuum kmd can fill
CoinKing8814-Nov-19 09:28 PM
It would but some would say a deal within that branche will scare off more customers than this will bring
jspook1614-Nov-19 09:29 PM
Oh I see. The atmosphere is in question. Then maybe a solid asset chain so kmd isn't tainted lol
joe2x414-Nov-19 09:29 PM
Pirate and pornhub go hand in hand like peas and carrots.
Oszy14-Nov-19 09:29 PM
-ac_name=wank ?
joe2x414-Nov-19 09:29 PM
Twigs n berries
CoinKing8814-Nov-19 09:29 PM
Tittiecoin already exists if i remember right
jspook1614-Nov-19 09:30 PM
Well it's not a ph specific asset chain. It would be more of a merchant asset chain
Not just for ph
But for scenarios where payments are needed and banks won't support
Oszy14-Nov-19 09:31 PM
the hard part is to get them to accept it, not creating the chain
hundreds tried it before :p
joe2x414-Nov-19 09:31 PM
But they couldn't get it up
Oszy14-Nov-19 09:31 PM
literally
jspook1614-Nov-19 09:31 PM
That's why I mentioned pegging to usd
joe2x414-Nov-19 09:32 PM
Sounds like some bdsm
jspook1614-Nov-19 09:32 PM
It would be a go between. Just throwing ideas out
CoinKing8814-Nov-19 09:32 PM
Its hard to penetrate that company and pitch your idea
1
Oszy14-Nov-19 09:32 PM
peg it
penetrate
jspook1614-Nov-19 09:32 PM
Lmao
Penetrate the market
CoinKing8814-Nov-19 09:32 PM
hard and penetrate in 1 sentence, i am proud of my brain :d
Oszy14-Nov-19 09:32 PM
ok i think we steered away from the topic a bit
joe2x414-Nov-19 09:33 PM
Pirates and peg legs go hand in hand like.....
jspook1614-Nov-19 09:33 PM
I'll let it die then. Just thought it was worth mentioning
CoinKing8814-Nov-19 09:35 PM
Well it's not a bad idea, actual real usecase. Those ppl need to be able to cash out their earnings. But might not be the smartest idea to tie up the name Komodo to that solution
phm8714-Nov-19 09:36 PM
Before crypto, I try to launch a website to talk and discuss. It is a very competetitive market (SEO, SMA and so on), you have no idea how strong creators of such websites are
one day, I saw one of these chat+cam website on sale, 2000 000 € for a website with good ROI, created 2 years ago by 2 guys. Technologically, there is nothing interesting. The huge part of the job is marketing (on a huge scale)(edited)
I read a lot on blackhatworld forum (spam, no hacking)
I build some linkedin and twitter bots at that time, it was fun. But some russian were able to control more than 1000 000 fake FB profiles
CoinKing8814-Nov-19 09:38 PM
There is big money in that branche
phm8714-Nov-19 09:38 PM
yes but honestly, I think that it is too competitive
CoinKing8814-Nov-19 09:39 PM
Also stiff competition
Sorry ill stop with the word jokes
phm8714-Nov-19 09:39 PM
<warning do not buy shitwebsite>it can be easier to buy an existing website and add the coin (arrr, xvg or what you want). Edit: one example at 9000$, ROI of 1500$ per month. https://flippa.com/10212894-best-niche-online-roi-in-6-months-with-guarantee (but they don't say what you should do to get the traffic ^^ he he he) </warning>(edited)
mmhhh this conversation should belong to #talk-other-topics
polycryptoblog14-Nov-19 09:55 PM
I had a couple adult sites a long time ago. SEO is a pain for them
Competing against sploggers , women who write damn near academic papers for toys or big pockets dominating adverts .
phm8714-Nov-19 09:57 PM
At the end of my journey in SEO, I finally understood/accepted that only Google matters, this centralized decision is the only one that need to be changed. Huge unique content with added value is the best(edited)


## nelson goodman ### Miller Lecture at University of Illinois
literary works not only say something, but they other do other things: they mean in other ways. ex: music and architecture only have style?
so we might think the obvious distinction is between what (subject) and how (style), but the subject is to certain extent part of the style: it affects the style.
different ways of saying the same thing / same way of saying different things.
“writing about battles of the renaissance, or writing about the paintings of the renaissance are two different ways of writing about the renaissance” -> talking about something more comprehensive that embraces both
style can be: - lexicon - structural - formal (rhythm, alliteration) - predominance of certain kinds of [insert feature]
some say that style begins when facts stops and feelings start: but emotions are an incomplete part of style, and style can’t be reduced to emotions
saying: explicit AND expressing: implicit AND exemplifying: sample-reference
the features, whether structural or non-structural, are all properties exemplified by a work.
a “property” can be either a statement made, a structure presented, or a feeling conveyed, or even a socio-historical belonging.
in the end, style is a property of the functioning work as a symbol (symbol of what? symbol as stand-in for something being “meaningful”, while being engrained in the time/place/identity)
style must be intentional, in that it fits in a broader network of symbolism.
style must be understood/analyzed by those who “know”
“placing a work is in itself aesthetically significant insofar as it makes for discovery of stylistic properties”


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you can also sit at their tables on the street and the time.
[2]
the guggenheim as the view is on the food was good but over priced.


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SESSION 9 A film review by Norm Schrager Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
Director/writer Brad Anderson, who turned heads with the winning romantic comedy Next Stop Wonderland, does a narrative about face with Session 9, a creepy, psychological thriller more likely to twist heads than turn them. After displaying a knack for witty dialogue and strong pacing with Wonderland, Anderson applies those skills to the difficult horror genre, and delivers an exciting, low-key treat.
You can think of Session 9 as a kind of 5 Angry Men meets The Shining. A crew of asbestos removal workers -- played with solid force throughout, with notable performances by David Caruso (Kiss of Death, NYPD Blue) and Peter Mullan (The Claim) -- has the unenviable task of spending a week in an enormous, abandoned insane asylum, gutting it at a fever pitch pace in order to make it safe for renovation. The hospital once housed 2,300 "patients" at its peak, and very few of them were happy. Makes for an excellent haunted house story.
As the week progresses, the building, the job, and the lives of the men begin to eat away at them. As the floor and ceiling tiles get peeled away, so too does the crew's psyche, and Anderson (with co-screenwriter and actor Stephen Gevedon) does an outstanding job keeping both us and his characters guessing. Who's cracking? Who's lying? Who's trying to make the job work well for all? The script keeps just enough information away from everyone, resulting in a film that gets tighter and tighter as the days start slipping away.
Shot on digital video (with impressive cinematography by Uta Briesewetz -- sometimes you forget it's video) at an actual empty asylum in Danvers, MA, Session 9 works for all the reasons a thriller should. There's strong, ensemble acting, with Anderson allowing his talented cast to talk over one another, giving the movie a conversational reality and weight. There's a spiraling pace, which deftly picks up speed as the movie heads toward the final act. And, of course, there are spooky visuals -- simple family photographs that hide pain behind the smiling faces, dilapidated "treatment" rooms, and long, dark, corridors.
Anderson's one downfall is in allowing the final act to unravel with a lack of structure. It ends up drawing out the resolution a little too far, and doesn't feel as satisfyingly tight as the rest of the movie. It doesn't taint the total experience, but it does need some restraint. Also, his choice of scary imagery is effective, but he tends to use it too much toward the finale, diluting the freaky feel just a bit.
Overall, though, Session 9 is a real summer winner, with a lot more punch than that Blair Witch craziness from two summers ago. You know you're watching a good thriller when audience members start giggling with excitement when they see something coming (wait, is the generator losing power?). Add in a solid dose of well-acted drama, and that's the general feeling of Session 9.

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