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| int ilasynth::WriteSlice::increment |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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SaltGopher
Simple chatbot written in Go to help you manage your SaltStack infrastructure from slack.


Urban Grammar AI
research project
On November 1st Topi Tjukanov started a #30DayMapChallenge 2020 - one day, one map, one theme. Because it is a lot of fun, the Geographic Data Science Lab wanted to be a part of it and on 23rd day, it was our turn.
Since the topic was boundaries, we decided to share with you the process of creation of boundaries of morpohlogical tessellation - the (smallest) spatial unit used in urban morphometrics.
Five cities, five different urban patterns. Morphological tessellation is in principle Voronoi tessellation based on building footprint polygons. In practice, we first shrink our polygons (you need a gap between adjacent buildings) by a small margin, then generate a dense array of points along the polygon boundary which is passed to Voronoi algorithm. Finally, resulting polygons are dissolved based on the building it belongs to, and morphological tessellation is done. See by yourself how each step looks and compares across different patterns on a matrix below. If you click on the image, you can see the full resolution (16.2 MB).
Do you want to play with the algorithm and create your own sequences? We have a notebook just for you! And if you’re going to generate tessellation on your data, momepy has you covered. For further details head to Martin’s blog post about a paper on tessellation he has published earlier this year.
momepy
Stay tuned for new advances in this space!


Finder
Mixin Extends:
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attachFile(filePath: string, options: object): Promise Attach the file given with filePath. |
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execute "JavaScript code" given as argument |
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public constructor() source
Public Methods
public attachFile(filePath: string, options: object): Promise source
Attach the file given with filePath. This method implemented at FinderExtentions by Browser. so please read api-document of FinderExtentions you use.
public every(code: *): * source
return true if all elements which is found by Finder satisfied given filter
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| code | * |
Return:
| * |
Example:
await page.find("input").every(FinderFilter.haveValue("123")) // return true or false
public executeJs(code: *): Promise source
execute "JavaScript code" given as argument
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| code | * |
public inIframe(finderForIframe: Finder): Finder source
Make this finder object executed in given iframe.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| finderForIframe | Finder | finder object for iframe |
Example:
await page.find("h3").inIframe(page.find("iframe").getFirst()).text()
public selectOption(content: *): Promise source
Set "selected" property true on option element whose textContent match the given string. This method is assumed to be called on a select element
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
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React@Night
Our last Code@Night of the year is coming up this Friday, December 9th at 8pm in the Studio Lab (Basement of Fine Hall)!
Swing through for an introduction to React JS. React is a JavaScript library for building interactive user interfaces. Together with React Native, you can write powerful mobile apps. In the workshop, we will cover React design philosophy and walk through examples that feature the library’s capabilities. If you want to build UIs but don’t like fidgeting with HTML and jQuery, this workshop is for you!
Let us know you’re coming here!
Code@Night with JavaScript/CSS
We’re learning about Javascript/CSS at the next Code@Night, Oct 21st from 8pm ‘til late in the Butler iSpace (basement of Wu). We’ll also have project leads introducing their projects. This is a great way to get started using that Git knowledge!
Here are a list of dates for upcoming Code@Nights for the semester:
- Friday, October 21st
- Friday, November 18th
- Friday, December 2nd
- Friday, December 9th
Hope to see you there!
Code@Night with Git
At the next Code@Night on October 7th from 8pm ‘til late in the Butler iSpace (basement of Wu), we’re learning about version control and Git! (No experience required!). This is a great way to get started on personal projects and highly recommended if you want to work with open source projects, PAVE, and/or Video Game Society!
There will be pizza + board games!
First Code@Night!
Welcome back, ACM!
Get excited for the first Code@Night of the year! It’ll be this Friday, September 23rd in the Butler Innovation Space (Wu Basement), from 8pm ‘til late! We’ll be introducing what ACM is all about and doing some fun activities!
We’ll also have pizza, berries, chips, and other assorted snacks! :) Come on out!
Code@Night this Friday - Come learn JavaScript!
We’ve got the last Code@Night of the year this Friday April 22, 8pm ‘till late at the Butler Innovation Space! Come learn about JavaScript with our very own Richard Chu and Antony Toron! Join us in coding, board games, and eating yummie food, or bring your homework, readings, and personal projects to work on. Not sure what to major in? Come chat with upperclassmen to get some valuable insight. Here’s the description for the JavaScript class:
Come learn the basics of JavaScript by making your own Cookie Clicker game! You’ll be following along by writing JavaScript code and a little bit of HTML, and hopefully end up with a cool game that you can show to your friends. The game will involve implementing buttons, a menu interface, an updating score, images, and more. The topics that we will cover during the class include: HTML tags, variable and function declarations, using JavaScript to manipulate HTML elements, event handlers (such as handling button clicks), and anything else about the basics of JavaScript you may want to learn about.
And don’t forget to RSVP on the Facebook event page!


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Get Rules
Just like Validation Pre-Processing rules, DataMapper supports the ability to have rules that are run immediately after getting an object.
The purpose of these rules is to help with the transition between database value formats and object value formats. Some examples of where you might want a get rule are:
- Automatically converting a date field into a Unix timestamp.
- Converting an object that has been stored in the database as a JSON or serialized string back into an object.
- Fixing Postgres boolean columns, which are returned as 't' or 'f', instead of 1 or 0, or TRUE or FALSE.
Get rules are stored in the validation array. They look and work exactly like validation rules, except you store them under the 'get_rules' key, instead of the 'rules' keys.
Setting Get Rules
Simply include the rules you want to run in the 'get_rules' key on the $validation field.
var $validation = array( 'startdate' => array( 'label' => 'Start Date', 'rules' => array('required', 'valid_date'), 'get_rules' => array('strtotime') ) );
Automatic Get Rules
DMZ automatically runs intval on the $id field, as well as any in-table foreign keys. This was done to prevent errors when saving back a modified value to the database, since PHP sometimes receives a string for integer values.
Included Get Rules
DMZ does not include any special, built-in rules. However, you can use any non-related rule that is supported by Validation. These methods are probably the most useful:
- intval: Forces a string value to be an integer.
- floatval: Forces a string value to be a floating number.
- strtotime: Forces conversion of a string into a Unix timestamp.
Custom Get Rules
Please see Custom Validation for how to write your own methods. Get rules follow the exact same standards, except for two differences:
- Return values are ignored.
- Get Rules should not set an error.


LETTERS
问题描述 :
A single-player game is played on a rectangular board divided in R rows and C columns. There is a single uppercase letter (A-Z) written in every position in the board.
Before the begging of the game there is a figure in the upper-left corner of the board (first row, first column). In every move, a player can move the figure to the one of the adjacent positions (up, down,left or right). Only constraint is that a figure cannot visit a position marked with the same letter twice.
The goal of the game is to play as many moves as possible.
Write a program that will calculate the maximal number of positions in the board the figure can visit in a single game.
Before the begging of the game there is a figure in the upper-left corner of the board (first row, first column). In every move, a player can move the figure to the one of the adjacent positions (up, down,left or right). Only constraint is that a figure cannot visit a position marked with the same letter twice.
The goal of the game is to play as many moves as possible.
Write a program that will calculate the maximal number of positions in the board the figure can visit in a single game.
输入:
The first line of the input contains two integers R and C, separated by a single blank character, 1 <= R, S <= 20.
The following R lines contain S characters each. Each line represents one row in the board.
The following R lines contain S characters each. Each line represents one row in the board.
输出:
The first and only line of the output should contain the maximal number of position in the board the figure can visit.
样例输入:
3 6 HFDFFB AJHGDH DGAGEH
样例输出:
6
解题代码:
import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.InputStreamReader; import java.util.Scanner; public class Main { private static String[] a = null; private static int max = -1; private static int n = 0; private static int m = 0; private static void dfs(int x, int y, char[] c, int current) { boolean find = false; for (int i = 0; i < current; i++) { if (c[i] == a[x].charAt(y)) { find = true; break; } } if (find) { max = Math.max(max, current); return; } c[current] = a[x].charAt(y); if (x - 1 >= 0) { dfs(x - 1, y, c, current + 1); } if (x + 1 < n) { dfs(x + 1, y, c, current + 1); } if (y - 1 >= 0) { dfs(x, y - 1, c, current + 1); } if (y + 1 < m) { dfs(x, y + 1, c, current + 1); } } /** * @param args */ public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { BufferedReader stdin = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); String line = stdin.readLine(); String[] temp = line.split("[ ]+"); n = Integer.parseInt(temp[0]); m = Integer.parseInt(temp[1]); a = new String[n + 1]; for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { a[i] = stdin.readLine(); } char[] c = new char[30]; dfs(0, 0, c, 0); System.out.println(max); } }
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int L[m+1][n+1];这样定义出错，这个在gcc上可以编译通过 在VS上不行 应该改为new 或者vector
wt[n - 1]没错，因为下标是[0...n-1]
http://www.realoj.com/problem/7如果楼主不介意，以可以在这个oj上做下，按照你的代码是错的。。。直接复制粘贴你的也是错。。不懂错在哪。
信息不全
很高兴你会喜欢这个网站。目前还没有一个开发团队，网站是我一个人在维护，都是用的开源系统，也没有太多需要开发的部分，主要是内容整理。非常感谢你的关注。
已经挂掉了，给个参考呗
沙发呢，我抢到了沙发
不考虑最后将结果排序的话，快排的时间复杂度是O(N) ，而堆排的是O(N*logK)
很高兴你会喜欢这个网站。目前还没有一个开发团队，网站是我一个人在维护，都是用的开源系统，也没有太多需要开发的部分，主要是内容整理。非常感谢你的关注。
很好的方法，学习了
真心不错，力顶作者
总结的很全面，学习了！
这道题这里的解法最坏情况似乎应该是指数的。回溯的时候
O(n) = O(n-1) + O(n-2) + ….
O(n-1) = O(n-2) + O(n-3)+ …
O(n) – O(n-1) = O(n-1)
O(n) = 2O(n-1)
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US condemns latest Hong Kong violence, urges both sides to de-escalate
WASHINGTON: The United States on Monday (Nov 11) condemned "unjustified use of deadly force" in the latest Hong Kong violence and urged police and civilians alike to de-escalate the situation, a senior Trump administration official said.
The US statement came after Hong Kong police shot and critically wounded a protester and a man was set on fire in violence that prompted leader Carrie Lam to denounce "enemies of the people."
"Hong Kong police and civilians alike have a responsibility to de-escalate and avoid violent confrontations," the US administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity, after a weekend of stepped-up clashes in pro-democracy protests across the Chinese-ruled territory, a former British colony.
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Using Holodeck’s Stress Test Generation to test your application is a great way to ensure your software will continue to perform well even in stressful situations. Under Stress Testing Holodeck injects faults intermittently to cause stress failures to occur more rapidly than they would under normal circumstances.
Get to the Stress Test Generation dialog by clicking Session > Stress Test Generator… on the menu.
Holodeck can either set random or intelligent tests.
Random Tests:
Random tests starts setting tests, faults and limits as soon as Stress Testing is enabled. It randomly selects test, faults and limits within the specifications of the low, medium and high categories. While Stress Testing is running you can either attach an external test harness to run through an automated test set, or test by hand.
Intelligent Tests:
The test generation status dialog shows all the information having to do with the currently running Stress test. Since these tests can be run indefinitely there are an unknown number of tests left to run. While the tests are running look here for updates on what Holodeck is testing on your application.
note: When stress test generation is run for multiple processes each time it creats a set of tests it will randomly select one of the processes to test.


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Sample text... Contract bridge, or simply bridge, is a trick-taking card game using a standard 52-card deck. It is played by four players in two competing partnerships, ...
- 1N — 15-17 HCP, balanced
- 2♣ — Stayman
- 2♦ — no 4-card major
- 2♥ — four cards in ♥
- 2♠ — four cards in ♠
- 2♦ — 5+♥ (transfer to ♥)
- 2♥ — 5+♠ (transfer to ♠)
- 2N — 8-9 HCP, no 4-card major
- pass — 15-16 HCP
- 3N — 17 HCP
- 3N — 10+ HCP, no 4-card major
Stayman
Some text about Stayman goes here...
- 1N — 2♣ (Stayman)
- 2♦ — no 4-card major
- 2N — 8-9 HCP — invitational to game in N
- pass — 15-16 HCP
- 3N — 17 HCP
- 3N — 10+ HCP, to play
- 2♥ — 4+♥
- 2N — 8-9 HCP, 3-♥ (implies four ♠) — invitational to game in N or ♠
- pass — 15-16 HCP, 3-♠
- 3♠ — 15-16 HCP, 4♠
- 3N — 17 HCP, 3-♠
- 4♠ — 17 HCP, 4♠
- 3♥ — invitational to game in ♥ (8-9 HCP, 4♥)
- pass — 15-16 HCP
- 4♥ — 17 HCP
- 3N — 10+ HCP, 3-♥ (implies 4♠)
- 4♥ — 10+ HCP, 4♥
- 2♠ — 4+♠


Routines for safe memory allocation based on using
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| #define | nodec_malloc |
| #define | nodec_calloc |
| #define | nodec_realloc |
| #define | nodec_free |
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| void | nodec_check_memory () |
| void * | check_nonnull (void *p) |
| void * | _nodecx_malloc (size_t size) |
| void * | _nodecx_calloc (size_t count, size_t size) |
| void * | _nodecx_realloc (void *p, size_t newsize) |
| void * | _nodec_malloc (size_t size) |
| void * | _nodec_calloc (size_t count, size_t size) |
| void * | _nodec_realloc (void *p, size_t newsize) |
| void | _nodec_free (const void *p) |
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| char * | nodec_strndup (const char *s, size_t max) |
| const void * | nodec_memmem (const void *src, size_t src_len, const void *pat, size_t pat_len) |
| int | nodec_strnicmp (const char *s, const char *t, size_t n) |
| int | nodec_stricmp (const char *s, const char *t) |
| uv_errno_t | nodec_strncpy (char *dest, size_t destsz, const char *src, size_t count) |
Routines for safe memory allocation based on using
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which can be used inside ...
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| #define nodec_alloc | ( | tp | ) |
Allocate memory for a type.
| tp | The type to allocate memory for. Example |
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Allocate and use a pointer in a scope and free afterwards.
Always frees the pointer, even if an exception is thrown.
| tp | The type of value to allocate. |
| name | The name of the tp* . Equivalent to: |
| #define using_free | ( | name | ) |
Use a pointer in a scope and free afterwards.
Always frees the pointer, even if an exception is thrown.
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◆ MultiTooltips()
Enable displaying multiple tooltips for overlapping or adjacent series items within Ext.chart.series.Line::selectionTolerance radius.
◆ operator Builder()
◆ SetMultiTooltips()
◆ Sticky()
Disables mouse tracking. Series items will only be highlighted/unhighlighted on mouse click. This config has no effect on touch devices.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- ItemHighlightInteractionBuilder.cs


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Select Edit Web Part from the PeopleZen Web Part menu and in the settings
tool-pane, you will find the Display Style section right at the top:
Display Style
PeopleZen provides two basic view styles, Tiles View and List View:
- Tiles View — a Rolodex-like view where user profiles are arranged as
individual badges from
left to right.
- For a clear tabular layout of tiles, specify the number of user profiles per row
in the In rows of text box. To have as many user profiles as possible per
row, with each row filling the entire Web Part zone and expanding to the maximum
available width before wrapping forces further profiles to be shown in a new row,
enter 0.
- You can (and should) specify a width that is used per tile. Specifying too small
a value may wrap user profile field values that are too long in multiple lines.
When specifying a width, you can use any CSS-compatible unit value, for example 100px,
5cm or 20%.
- To pre-define a custom sort order, see the
Sorting section.
- List View — resembles the default layout and visual design of most out-of-box,
standard SharePoint Lists, with column headers and group headers sharing the same
CSS style rules also applied to built-in List View Web Parts. Each user profile
is represented as a single data record row.
- To allow end-users to interactively re-sort the list on-the-fly, tick the Allow
interactive ad-hoc sorting check-box option.
- To pre-define a custom sort order, see the
Sorting section.
Further Appearance and Design Customizations
- You can customize the following visual artifacts through the
Miscellaneous section: the height of user profile pictures being used, the loading
animation shown during AJAX data refreshes, whether and how names and pictures are
displayed and/or linked, and whether an OCS/IM online presence indicator should
be displayed next to user names.
- Theming: PeopleZen can be fully themed just the same way your SharePoint site designs
can be completely remodeled, using Cascading Stylesheets (CSS).
- How many user profiles are shown, in what order and arrangement, are all affected
by your filtering,
paging, sorting and grouping
settings.
- Some aspects of PeopleZen's graphical end-user interface (GUI) are affected by farm-wide or Site Collection-specific configuration settings,
such as:
- Window target: to have user profile links target a new (popup) window or a frame or IFRAME on your page.
- Control how email addresses are displayed and/or linked by providing a customized HTML template — by default,
List View just shows an envelope graphical icon while Tiles View shows the full email address.
- Control how other user profile fields are displayed when they have and don't have a value set by providing a customized
HTML template (this can also simplify CSS-based theming)
- If you'd like to combine multi-valued fields (collections of values such as
Skills, Responsibilities, Past Projects etc.) with a delimiter other than
the default comma, you can specify it.
- Optionally fully exclude empty user profile fields in Tiles View (instead of
showing for example "Department: —" or "Department: (unknown)")


Have a little more time today? Why not go sit down and eat?
Got a meeting?
You can find all these spots on our map, but we thought we'd give SLU's
stationary eateries a static page as well.
13 Coins Restaurant
Entrees for ~ $12-49
Open 24 hours
125 Boren Avenue North
Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 682-2513
Brave Horse Tavern
Entrees from ~ $8-16
Open 11am - 12am
310 Terry Ave N
Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 971-0717
Cactus
Entrees for ~ $8-15
Open 11am - 10pm
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Portage Bay Cafe
Entrees for ~ $12-17
Open 7:30am - 2:30pm
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re:public
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Royal Palace Bar and Grill
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string file_get_contents ( string $filename [, bool $use_include_path = false [, resource $context [, int $offset = -1 [, int $maxlen ]]]] )
This function is similar to file(), except that file_get_contents() returns the file in a string, starting at the specified offset up to maxlen bytes. On failure, file_get_contents() will return FALSE. file_get_contents() is the preferred way to read the contents of a file into a string. It will use memory mapping techniques if supported by your OS to enhance performance. Note: If you're opening a URI with special characters, such as spaces, you need to encode the URI with urlencode().
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Rails 4.2 project, used to track time worked on projects for a single user.
Setup¶ ↑
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git clone git://github.com/boone/work_timer.git
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cd work_timer
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bundle
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rake db:migrate
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Set your time zone in config/application.rb
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rails s
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Visit localhost:3000
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Create a new client and project, then click New Event to start tracking your time
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Visit a client page and click Weekly or Monthly to view reports
It also works well on a Mac using the Pow server (pow.cx).
This app was meant to be run locally on a development system. If you intend to run it on the web, you should use your own database.yml and secret_token.rb. And add your own authentication layer.
Contact¶ ↑
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TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME A film review by Roger Snappy Rubio Copyright 1992 Roger Snappy Rubio
Directed by David Lynch
I have read only one other review of this movie, and I thought it was rather rash. Yes, yes, I know, David Lynch has a reputation for frustrating a lot of movie-goers into stupors, but I believe they only fall into stupors because they can't possibly understand what Lynch is doing, and quite possibly don't want to. I had never really seen a David Lynch movie all the way through (a victim of the Cable Generation). But I must say, the first one I saw completely (and in the theater) made me think, if nothing else. That movie was TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME.
I'm not sure if this movie is getting a lot of flack or whether its getting rave reviews, but I myself admire *any* movie that will make me think. I admit there have been a few movies which have made me think that I thought sucked, but those are few and far between. TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME is definitely a movie that made me think twice.  I can't claim to be a Twin Peaks fan myself, but I always like the weird and offbeat. Something to rock your foundations a little, whether messy or organized, good or bad.
TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME is the story of Laura Palmer (the famous corpse from the now cult series TWIN PEAKS) and the events that led to her death. In other words, a prequel to the television series. It is a series of mismashed, surreal images and visions that Robert Engels and David Lynch have concocted in order to explain why she died, and if anything, fill in gaps left behind from the TV series. Or so I'm told. This kind of movie-making reminds me a lot of THE DOORS; Oliver Stone's vehicle. Not that it's bad, just very subjective to opinion.
 It is a perfect vehicle for those who want to read in anything they like. There is plenty of symbolism, plenty of images, dreams, realities, and overt weirdness that even the least curious of people would want to take a crack at what Lynch is trying to say. On the other hand, most of the things that happen in this film tend to drag, carry on, or make no sense at all (upon first glance). This is not a movie for people with a short attention span. You have to really like ERASERHEAD in order to like this movie.
 If you're just starting out with him, don't expect wonders on the first try. It's going to take a few viewings to tell whether or not you can handle, or at the very least, tolerate this kind of movie-making. Not to put David Lynch down, but the man himself is a little weird, too.
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"Of all the hideously disfigured spectacles I have ever beheld... those perched on the end of this man's nose remain forever pasted into the album of my memory."
There are Cool Shades and there are Sinister Shades. There are Nerd Glasses and there are Meganekko glasses. And then there are these.
Perhaps it's the bright pink lenses. Perhaps it's the rhinestone-encrusted frames. Perhaps it's the way they jut out several feet from the wearer's face. Whatever it is these glasses have, the one thing they do not have is subtlety.
These glasses come in a mix-and-match variety of styles, depending on the effect the costume department is going for:
- Coloured lenses mark out the user as eccentric or different - bonus points for having two different colours for the lenses.
- Shaped lenses can give the wearer a very 1970s aesthetic, especially if they are star or heart shaped.
- Fancy frames make the wearer seem kitsch or out-of-touch - the more decorated the glasses, the campier the individual.
Examples:
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Anime and Manga
- Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is famous for Kamina's over-the-top jagged orange shades, which have gone on to inspire an internet meme.
- Kamina's shades aren't even the most spectacular ones. They get topped about twenty episodes later with Simon's Kamina/Kittan homage star-shaped shades (not as in one star for each lens, the whole thing's one star). And this all ignoring the ones some of the mecha wear.
- Little known fact: Pokémon's Squirtle was wearing the pointed shades a good decade before Kamina ever donned them.
- Togano Shozo of Eyeshield 21 sports a pair of oversized, orange-tinted sunglasses that somehow manage to escape notice or mention throughout the entirety of the series thus far.
- During his first few appearances (before getting a more consistent design), jerk jock Agon sported cheetah print framed shades. Apparently, everyone in this series is oblivious to silly sunglasses.
- Harry Ord of ∀ Gundam is constantly wearing gigantic, bright red sunglasses with no visible frames that look kind of like bug eyes. They are primarily there to serve as a mask, as is necessary for the series' resident Char Clone.
Comic Books
- Spider Jerusalem of Transmetropolitan. One lens red, the other green. One lens round, the other square. They were made by a stoned Matter Replicator.
- Peter Fox sports a similar pair of shades, which every member of his family hates to his relief: "Finally, a pair of shades no one wants to borrow."
- In The DCU, the villain the Crime Doctor took to wearing sunglasses with star-shaped lenses.
- Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman: In "Wonder World" Riley tries on some star shaped sunglasses while her friend with the heart shaped accessories stands in front of a stand with a bunch more, including some heart shaped ones.
Comic Strips
- Calvin and Hobbes: Calvin once tried to get his mother to buy him a pair of sunglasses that were apparently picked up by Kamina years later.
Film Live-Action
- Back to the Future
- In Back to the Future, one of Biff's gang always wears 3-D glasses.
- The 2015 metal glasses Doc Brown wears in Back to the Future Part II would qualify, as well.
- In Blade Runner, Dr. Tyrell wears unusually large glasses with thick octagonal lenses.
- Gary Oldman in Bram Stoker's Dracula (red glass).
- Dr. Hadden in Contact wears large glasses, similar to Dr. Tyrell from Blade Runner.
- Meg Ryan in The Doors (blue hippie glasses).
- The heart-shaped sunglasses from the poster for Stanley Kubrick's Lolita.
- In Mannequin, Hollywood Montrose is a Flamboyant Gay with the ultra 80's boxtop haircut and some really odd asymmetrical sunglasses.
- In the alternate history of National Treasure, Benjamin Franklin invented a special pair of colonial spectacles (known as the "Ocular Device") to help treasure hunters read a clue on the back of the Declaration of Independence. Their oddity comes from the fact that it sports not just two, but SIX lenses, four of which are attached steampunk style to the frames, and three of THOSE lenses are colored red, green, and blue.
- Tom Cruise's shades from the Risky Business poster may be a reference to Lolita.
- In Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Arnold ends up stealing his usual all-black & leather outfit from a gay male stripper and tries on a pair of gaudy star-shaped sunglasses that he finds in the pocket. He then takes them off and steps on them as he walks off.
Literature
- The shades occasionally worn by Ray Person in Generation Kill are themselves mild compared to the other examples here, but become quite silly when worn by a US Marine in fatigues/MOPP gear invading Iraq while explaining the finer points of life in the Corps ("We pimpin'") or hitting on hot Iraqi women. It was enough for Person plus his shades to be the miniseries' cover◊.
- One of Count Olaf's disguises in A Series of Unfortunate Events features oversized sunglasses. Esmé's "sunoculars" in a later book are a more extreme example— they combine sunglass lenses with huge binoculars.
Live-Action TV
- In several episodes of Are You Being Served?, Mr Humphries is seen wearing Elton John-style glasses. In the episode "Grounds for Divorce", he and Mr Spooner are under instructions to push sales of such glasses, but their attempts to appeal to a customer backfire as he instead sells Mr Humphries his own rainbow plastic-framed glasses for £5.
- David Dickinson, original host of Bargain Hunt, often wore glasses with rainbow plastic frames.
- His successor, Tim Wonnacott, wears various colourful frames to match his bow-ties.
- Doctor WhoIn "Army of Ghosts"/"Doomsday", the Tenth Doctor wears a set of 3D anaglyph classes. Justified in that those glasses make it possible to detect the presence of Void stuff.
- One of the villains on the Sid and Marty Krofft superheroine series Electra Woman and Dyna Girl was evil musician Glitter Rock, who wore, among other things, enormous star-shaped sunglasses.
- Kamen Rider Ryuki (and his US counterpart) have an entire facemask resembling Kanye Shades overlaying the typical Kamen Rider red bug eyes.
- In Quantum Leap, Al occasionally wears a pair of red, lightning-bolt-shaped shades.
- The Saturday Night Live sketches "Coffee Talk with Linda Richman" has Linda Richman (Mike Myers) wearing outrageously large tinted glasses.
- In Twin Peaks, the lenses of Dr. Jacoby's glasses have different colors.
- The vicar wears a big, glittery red pair that says "BOOB" (with the lenses as the 'o's) in The Vicar of Dibley, during the episode where they're expecting Elton John to open the Dibley village fair.
Geraldine: (sees herself in the mirror as she goes to answer the door) Well, obviously not! (takes them off)
Music
- Pictured above is Elton John and his odd-looking, retro-futuristic shades.
- Kanye West's 'Shutter Shades' from "Stronger".
- Lady Gaga does it in her "Poker Face" and "Bad Romance" music videos. In the latter, they're made of razor blades.
- Apparently, Lady Gaga wears specs like this all the time.
- In "Telephone", she wears glasses made of burning cigarettes.
- "Alejandro" has her wearing goggles with black lace-covered lenses. Given the other examples, though, that's downright normal.
- Did you see the Nice Hat they were attached to? They count.
- Bono from U2, after 1991. Justified in that he's suffered from glaucoma for years and has to wear sunglasses, even indoors.
- Bootsy Collins.
- John Conlee. Like Damon Gant and Porter C Powell, listed above he also has a pair of pink glasses (actually rose colored but close enough), the glasses actually appear on the covers for 3 of his albums (album pictures can be viewed by clicking on above link)
- Guns N' Roses: Axl Rose wears pink glasses in the video for "November Rain".
- Queen: Freddie Mercury wore some sweet star-shaped glasses in the video for "We Will Rock You".
Pinball
- The woman on the backglass of Earthshaker! is wearing a pair of pink, banana-shaped glasses with plastic stars on the tips.
Professional Wrestling
- Not so much gaudy as 'hugely out-of-fashion, Gentleman John Ungatt Lynx of Prairie Wrestling Alliance wears a pair of pince-nez glasses attached to a chain.
Video Games
- Miror B's ridiculous star-shaped sunglasses in the Pokémon Colosseum games definitely apply.
- Ace Attorney:
- Chief of Police Damon Gant and his hot pink sunglasses.
- There's also Godot, who wears a futuristic three-slatted One-Way Visor. Phoenix is afraid to approach him until he's sure Godot's visor can't fire lasers.
- Travis Touchdown from No More Heroes wears a variety of coloured shades...his default one are 'Sunflower Yellow', but they're also available in Peony Pink, Cobalt Blue, Pumking Seed Orange, and - if you're feeling particularly boring - traditional grey.
- Academician Prokhor Zakharov from Sid Meiers Alpha Centauri wears boat-light glasses. As literally as possible-one lens is red, the other is green (except their directions are reversed: his glasses are red on the right and green on the left, whereas a boat is the other way around).
- Tabitha, the recurring guest on the Black Mountain Radio broadcast in Fallout: New Vegas wears pink, heart-shaped glasses with one lens missing, and a blonde babydoll wig with a red ribbon (referred to as her "truth-seeing eye" and "head of real hair"). Seeing as Tabitha is a hulking, overmuscled, blue-skinned supermutant with few definite sexual characteristics and the voice of a longtime smoker gargling gravel, it might be a desperate attempt to hold on to any vestiges of feminine identity. Being terminally insane plays some part, as well.
- Zeke from Zombies Ate My Neighbors always rolls around with a pair of 3-D glasses as he's blasting B-movie creatures. Even in the Darker and Edgier sequel, Ghoul Patrol, he keeps the shades.
- Cedric from Battle Fantasia uses your regular run-of-the-mill glasses, until you use his taunt, at which point he changes it for a randomly selected eyewear, including some perfect examples of this trope, like goggles, 3D glasses and Groucho Marx glasses. Did we mention this game is a medieval fantasy?
- It's possible to invoke this in Fire Emblem Fates. The game introduced an accessory shop, and one of the outfit pieces is appropriately called the "Tinted Lenses". They're a pair of opaque, brightly-colored sunglasses... which, like the above example, exist in a medieval-inspired setting.
Webcomics
- Homestuck has several characters with sunglasses that are combined with phones/PDAs. Even before this upgrade, there are still characters in 3D-colored shades, red cats-eye lenses, and black Kamina/Squirtle shades.
- In Narbonic, Helen B. Narbon is almost never seen without her little pink glasses. Well, except when she was turning into Dave.
Web Original
- Lee Phillips from KateModern is very fond of bizarre sunglasses. His favourite pair are pink, with guitar-shaped frames.

- Clock King of Batman: The Animated Series has a pair of glasses with clock hands on the lenses.
- Speaking of Batman shows, there's the Music Meister's musical note shades in Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
- Miraculous Ladybug:
- In one episode, rock star Jagged Stone commissions Marinette to create a pair of sunglasses for him. The result is a pair of red, white, and blue Eiffel Tower-shaped shutter shades.
- A few akumatized villains also have these:
- The Gamer has a pair of green butterfly-shaped shades, which are also where the akuma resides.
- Frightningale wears a pair of large star-shaped shades that are blue on one side, red on the other, and light purple in the center.
- Kwamibuster has a pair of goggles with lime green lenses.
- Party Crasher has a pair of shades that are the same silver color and pattern as his disco ball hands; how he sees out of those is anyone's guess.
- Porter C Powell of Transformers Animated has pink sunglasses for God only knows why, even though he's a serious businessman.
- Tobey from WordGirl normally just wears a plain pair of Nerd Glasses, but his work outfit includes a pair of welding goggles with one red lens and one blue.
Real Life
- Pictured above: Sir Reginald Kenneth Dwight aka Elton John is famous for these - quite possibly the Trope Codifier - and they appear in every parody of him. See many of them here
- Curiously, he doesn't use them so much now. He had some of his most famous pairs auctioned for charity purposes, so he tends to stick to Cool Shades.
- In Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, Peanut wears "Elton John" glasses in a And Knowing Is Half the Battle parody.
- Dame Edna's glasses, with glitter stars hanging from the corners.
- No seriously, look at them! LOOK AT THEM!!
- While not as gaudy as most examples, UK snooker player Dennis Taylor was noted for wearing outsized glasses. Apparently this served a purpose - he wasn't looking over them when lining up his shot. (These days virtually all professionals opt for contacts or laser surgery, although glasses are one of the few optional items that are actually permitted by the very strict snooker dress code.)
- Anaglyph 3D glasses, aka "those shades with the red and blue / green lenses." Not very many people wear them as a fashion statement, but those who do are probably going for this trope.
- Very common in party accessories, is easy to find people in New Year's celebrations wearing fake beer glasses, star glasses or any other kind of cheap big chunky frames with unusual shapes.


from netnir.helpers.colors import TextColor
from getpass import getpass
import keyring
import logging
import os
[docs]class Credentials:
"""
a class to do credentials administration.
:params username: type str (required)
:params password: type str (optional)
:params confirm_password: type str (optional)
:params service_name: type str (required)
.. code:: python
from netnir.core import Credentials
creds = Credentials(service_name="testService", username="testUser")
## fetch or create credentials
creds.fetch()
## delete credentials from the keyring
creds.delete()
"""
def __init__(
self,
username: str = None,
password: str = None,
confirm_password: str = None,
service_name: str = None,
):
"""
initialize the credentials class
"""
from netnir.constants import SERVICE_NAME, NETNIR_USER, NETNIR_PASS
self.username = NETNIR_USER or username
self.password = NETNIR_PASS or password
self.confirm_password = NETNIR_PASS or confirm_password
self.service_name = SERVICE_NAME or service_name
self.message = "netnir network authentication"
self.status = None
self.username_file = os.path.expanduser("~/.netniruser")
self.logging = logging.getLogger("nornir")
if self.username is None:
self._username()
[docs] def create(self):
"""
create or update credentials
:returns: dict
"""
if self.password is None:
self.password = getpass(f"{self.message} password: ")
self.confirm_password = getpass(f"{self.message} confirm passowrd: ")
if self.password == self.confirm_password:
keyring.set_password(
service_name=self.service_name,
username=self.username,
password=self.password,
)
self.status = "created"
self.password = self._fetch()
return self._schema()
[docs] def fetch(self):
"""
fetch or create credentials
:returns: dict
"""
if self._fetch() is None:
self.create()
else:
self.status = "fetched"
self.password = self._fetch()
return self._schema()
[docs] def delete(self):
"""
delete credentials
:returns: dict
"""
if self.confirm_password is None:
self.confirm_password = getpass(f"{self.message} password: ")
creds = self.fetch()
self.password = creds["password"]
if self.password == self.confirm_password:
keyring.delete_password(
service_name=self.service_name, username=self.username
)
self.status = "deleted"
if os.path.isfile(self.username_file):
os.remove(self.username_file)
message = TextColor.green(
f"username file {self.username_file} has been deleted"
)
self.logging.warning(message)
return self._schema()
return creds
def _username(self):
"""internal method to read or create the username file
:returns: username string
"""
if os.path.isfile(self.username_file):
with open(self.username_file, "r") as user:
self.username = user.read()
message = TextColor.green(f"username read from {self.username_file}")
self.logging.info(message)
else:
self.username = input("netnir username: ")
with open(self.username_file, "w") as user:
user.write(self.username)
message = TextColor.green(f"username written to {self.username_file}")
self.logging.info(message)
return self.username
def _fetch(self):
"""
private function to fetch credentials
:returns: keyring object
"""
return keyring.get_password(
service_name=self.service_name, username=self.username
)
def _schema(self):
"""
private function defining the returned output schema
:returns: dict
"""
return {
"service": self.service_name,
"username": self.username,
"password": self.password,
"status": self.status,
}


--- title: Selection of Provinces for Monitoring in SAP 2018 author: '' date: '2018-06-10' slug: selection-of-provinces-for-monitoring-in-sap-2018 categories: - Afghanistan tags: - AfghanSurvey - EDA ---
The Asia Foundation (TAF) employs a number of methods to ensure data quality for the Survey of the Afghan People (SAP). The most important quality controls are (1) third party monitoringy, and (2) logic tests. The third party monitoring is carried out on 10% of all surveys by an independent company, and 25% are subject to monitoring from the data collection company. The third party monitoring started in 2014, and since then Sayara Research has been the implementing partner for this activity. The logic tests are a set of internal tools in the form of codes that are used to detects inconsistencies and potentially fraudulent data. In this note, I document the analysis and reasoning behind the selection of 13 provinces for the third party monitoring, in which logic tests and previous year’s third party monitoring report are used.
TAF aims to use monitoring to improve the quality of fieldwork and data, and employs monitoring in the most problematic provinces. In 2017, 13 provinces were monitored, and TAF wants to keep the same number of provinces for 2018 as well. To select 13 most problematic provinces, a number of documents and resources are consulted to finalize the list of provinces. The following are a list of documents and resources consulted for this task:
The logic test results are aggregated at the provincial level for this analysis. In addition to the failtures, we look at the provincial sample size and whether the province was monitored or not (by Sayara). The following table shows part of the data that is used in this analysis.
| Provinces | Training rating | Direct observation rating | Logic Test Failures | Sample Size | Province Monitored | Percent Failed at Logic Test |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Badakhshan | 1.00 | 8 | 0 | 216 | Monitored | 0.00 |
| Badghis | 1.00 | NA | 3 | 210 | Not Monitored | 1.43 |
| Baghlan | 0.80 | 5 | 1 | 341 | Monitored | 0.29 |
| Balkh | 1.00 | 8 | 3 | 415 | Monitored | 0.72 |
| Bamyan | 1.00 | NA | 2 | 312 | Not Monitored | 0.64 |
| Daikundi | 0.95 | NA | 0 | 216 | Not Monitored | 0.00 |
Monitoring Improves Data Quality. Looking at the logic test failure rates by province, and disaggregated by whether the provinces are monitored or not, it becomes evident that the monitored provinces have lower logic test failure rates on average. This means, the quality of data collected at the provinces which were monitored were better comparatively. Note that the monitored provinces were chosen for monitoring because of being more problematic last year. Therefore, it is possible that the imrpovement in data quality as inferred from lower logic test failures are because of the monitoring of the fieldwork. In the following graph, logic test failure rates are compared between provinces that were monitored and provinces that were not monitored in 2017. The plot also include the average rates for the group in the form of horizontal lines.
No Relation b/w Monitoring Scores and Logic Tests While having monitors in a province appeared to have a robust effect on the logic test outcomes, monitoring scores of the fieldwork training and fieldwork data collection does not appear to have a robust effect on the logic test outcomes. This is a counterintuitive finding. It was expected that better training and better fieldwork scores would translate into better quality data, which is not the case. There could be three plausable explanation for this finding.
Based on last year’s results, the best indicator for the data quality (represented by logic test failure rate) is whether third party monitoring was deployed or not. Moreover, the monitoring assessment did not have a meaningful relationship. Listing the most problematic districts (with largest logic test failure rates), irrespective of monitoring, the 13 provinces with largest rates are therefore selected for this year’s monitoring. The selected provinces include 3 provinces that were monitored last year too. The following are the list of 13 provinces selected, and the following plot presents the provinces with their logic test failure rates.
Selected provinces for monitoring: Badghis, Balkh, Herat, Kapisa, Nangarhar, Nimroz, Panjshir, Parwan, Samangan, Sar-i-Pul, Takhar, Uruzgan, Wardak.
There are limitations. It is important to acknowledge that the available data does not provide a complete picture and predict the quality of the fieldwork. Nonetheless, last year’s experience provides the best available insight into this year’s work to make an informed decision regarding the selection of provinces for monitoring purposes.


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Weather-Storm
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| void | init () |
| void | start () |
| void | update () |
| void | stop () |
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The weatherStormGenerator class creates a weatherStormStateMachine object. It also creates a Manager object to schedule, init, and start the weatherStormStateMachine process. This process waits for the tasks of state to be completed before emitting the event for the next state to start. This process will also pass the json object received from the server in the get data state to the energize and deenergize states.
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This method is virtual from the abstract class Process of Elma for this project start method creates a weatherStormStateMachine object. It also creates a Manager object to schedule, init, and start the weatherStormStateMachine process. It also waits for the tasks of state to be completed before emitting the event for the next state to start. This method will also pass the json object received from the server in the get data state to the energize and deenergize states.
Implements elma::Process.
Definition at line 34 of file weatherStormGenerator.cc.


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iou = eval_semantic_segmentation_iou(pred_labels, gt_labels)
report = {"miou": np.nanmean(iou)}
if self.label_names is not None:
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report["iou/{:s}".format(label_name)] = result["iou"][l]
report["class_accuracy/{:s}".format(label_name)] =\
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| 0.1 | 10.12.2018 | G.G. Fischer | update lf noise parameters |
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The first time I did Salvia Divinorum was about 5 years ago (I'm 44 now)
This was done utilizing a 10X extract from the local head shop. At that time I had done very little research on this subject, only a few stories I had read on the internet. This being said, I did however heed a warning I had read about and had my wife act as a “sitter”. I meditated for 15-20 minutes, had low music in the background (I think it was Pink Floyd). I was in bed with my wife, sitting up against the headboard with a pillow behind me. I then took 2 hits from a pipe, holding them for maybe 20-30 seconds, exhale and take the final hit. At this point it gets sketchy, but here’s what made an impact that is burnt into my memory.
The next thing I remember is my “soul” for lack of a better word got “pulled” from my body from the back of my head into the wall behind the headboard of the bed.  I then remember looking down at my wife as she was holding me, I guess I would describe it from a 3rd person view, as I was looking down on my body and could see my wife acting frantic, trying to wake me, yet I wasn’t there, I was above looking down. I also remember in front and to the right of my field of view was a small, old Indian sitting legs crossed and laughing. I know, this sounds nuts, but this is what I remember. I also remember the feeling of terror when my “soul” was being pulled through the backside of my head. The experience was 10-15 minutes in length.
This “experience” lasted my curiosity for about 5 years, with NO desire to repeat the process.
Last week I placed an auction site bid for 2 grams of 15X, one gram of 10X and one gram of 5X respectively for the sum of $10 bucks. It was more of a “shits and giggles” bid and I won.
Last night late, while my wife was sleeping, I went into the bathroom to give it another try. This time, no sitter. My justification for this was my “education” this time around, as I’ve done much research on this drug (if it can even be called a drug). I knew that the experience would only last 10-15 minutes and all would return to “normal”. I had hoped for a pleasant journey into the unknown, an “awakening” in a sense. Unfortunately this was NOT the case.
I meditated again for about 20-25 minutes, this time to the tune of an Indian meditation mp3 file that sounded like an Indian chanting something I didn’t understand with the beat of some drums. It seemed to be a cool choice for the occasion. Maybe because of the Indian who was involved in my first experience?
I used the 15X, loaded a home-made pop can pipe with maybe ½ gram. I took 2 hits holding both as long as I could, and then the nightmare began (I think). It was extremely intense, to say the least, also quite different from the first time.
Here’s what I remember, and keep in mind this was only last night (10/28/06). Incedently, it didn’t matter that I “knew” this experience would only last 10-15 minutes, as anything I thought I knew was out the window at this point.
This time and for reasons I don’t understand, my body became separated (vertically as if I was standing up), but into many pieces. “Sliced” is a better interpretation of what took place. I’d say that there were at least 10 sections of me. I was fully conscience of each piece and could become each piece, but never more than a piece at a time. It was like the pieces had individual consciences that were indeed me - or a part of me, but I could occupy only one at a time. A good way to describe this would be if I were “peeled” like a banana.
 No Indian or any other funny or humorous thing, only the slicing and the inability to put the pieces back together to become and return to “me”. I also somehow made it out of the bathroom and into bed. I don’t remember any of this. When things became “normal”, for lack of a better word, I was again in the arms of my wife, whom is still not happy with me now, as she had no idea what was going on.  When the effect wore off I told her what I had done and experienced. This however didn’t help her “mood” at the time.
Here’s my interpretation as I see it. Actually, “feel it” would be a better description of what I took from it. The “sections” were indeed a part of me. However, I feel that part or parts somehow lived before me, or at another time, as several “pieces” seemed quite old, yet at the same time were a part of whom I am today or who I am in this life as a whole. I know this is really strange sounding and very difficult to describe, but this is what happened as I recall the experience. I’ve also learned to write thing down as I tend to forget the details.
This was indeed my last experience with Salvia Divinorum. I realize some have had truly inspiring experiences, a true awakening to say the least. This was indeed my reasoning to attempt it again. For I however, I really can’t say there was been any real awakening on either experience, the latter especially……unless this was some form of confirmation that the life I am living in the here and now is but a brief time and when I return to live yet again, I will return with a part of the life in which I am now living, as well as parts of the lives I’ve lived before. And be that as it may, I can find comfort in the belief of this little lesson from far reaching depths of the mysterious experience delivered from the hands of Salvia Divinorum. Real or just in the mind? You be the judge, however I for one can’t recommend this to anyone.
I for one want no more than to live each and every moment to its fullest, and relish in the wonderful things our creator has given us to enjoy while in this brief moment of time.
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Having moved around quite a bit, I found Portland is my favorite place. Few places can compete with the outdoor activities available here, or the amenities available in the city.
Restaurants
The Duckhouse
This is one of the finest chinese restaurants I personally have had the opportunity to experience. There is a soup there called "Bamboo Fungus Soup." I didn't even know that was a thing, untill I had it here, and it is delicious.
K-Town
Korean BBQ is quickly becoming very popular, and they do it right at K-Town. The meat selection is great, and their variety of panchan (or side dishes) is hard to beat.
Angel Food & Fun
This small mexican restaurant has a variety of dishes that are far from the standard tacos and burritos. The Cochinita de Pabil is good enough to give you goosebumbs
Fishing
Crap fishing on the oregon coast.
Few kinds of fishing offer even beginners the opportunity to catch their daily limit. With the daily limit being 12 dungeness crab and 24 red rock crab, a $10 daily license and affordable rental gear is enough to catch a delicious seafood fest and have fun while doing it. Oregons beautiful coast is not to be missed either.
Salmon and steelhead fishing
Oregon is home to one of the largest salmon and steelhead runs in the country. While more challenging than crabbing it is a great way to enjoy Oregons fabulous rivers and forests. You may have many trips where you catch nothing, but you are sure to enjoy yourself never-the-less.
Camping and hiking
Oregon is home to some 202,000 acres of wilderness. From the coast to the desert and everything in between, there are a lifetime worth of opportunities to get back to nature.
Three sisters wilderness
Located in the central Oregon Cascades, Sisters wilderness offers nearly unmatched pristine beauty.
Multnomah Falls
Located in the Columbia Gorge, any trip to the Portland Area would be incomplete without visiting this stunning waterfall.
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Carrier Technician at US Post Office
Organized and Delivered mail
Maintained delivery routes
Provided customer service
English as a foreign language Teacher
Taught English to kids in grades k-12 in Korea
Prepared lesson plans
Wrote and graded tests
Soldier in US Army
MOS was 98G(Linguist)
BCT at Fort Jackson
Stationed at Presidio of Monterey, in California
Education
Studied web development at Epicodus
JD from Lewis and Clark Law School
BA in Philosophy from Portland State University
Studied Korean at the Defense Language Institute, Foreign Language Center
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tensorflow==1.15
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The redistributable comes with Visual Studio 2019 but can be installed separately:
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Create a new virtual environment by choosing a Python interpreter and making a
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source ./venv/bin/activate # sh, bash, or zsh
. ./venv/bin/activate.fish # fish
source ./venv/bin/activate.csh # csh or tcsh
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setup. Start by upgrading pip
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pip install --upgrade pip
pip list # show packages installed within the virtual environment
And to exit the virtual environment later:
deactivate # don't exit until you're done using TensorFlow
Create a new virtual environment by choosing a Python interpreter and making a
.\venv
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python -m venv --system-site-packages .\venv
Activate the virtual environment:
.\venv\Scripts\activate
Install packages within a virtual environment without affecting the host system
setup. Start by upgrading pip
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pip install --upgrade pip
pip list # show packages installed within the virtual environment
And to exit the virtual environment later:
deactivate # don't exit until you're done using TensorFlow
While the TensorFlow provided pip package is recommended, a community-supported Anaconda package is available. To install, read the Anaconda TensorFlow guide.
Choose one of the following TensorFlow packages to install from PyPI:
tensorflow
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—The final version of TensorFlow 1.x.pip install --upgrade tensorflow
Verify the install:
python -c "import tensorflow as tf;print(tf.reduce_sum(tf.random.normal([1000, 1000])))"
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python3 -c "import tensorflow as tf; print(tf.reduce_sum(tf.random.normal([1000, 1000])))"
A few installation mechanisms require the URL of the TensorFlow Python package. The value you specify depends on your Python version.
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| Linux | |
| Python 3.6 GPU support | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/linux/gpu/tensorflow_gpu-2.5.0-cp36-cp36m-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.6 CPU-only | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/linux/cpu/tensorflow_cpu-2.5.0-cp36-cp36m-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.7 GPU support | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/linux/gpu/tensorflow_gpu-2.5.0-cp37-cp37m-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.7 CPU-only | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/linux/cpu/tensorflow_cpu-2.5.0-cp37-cp37m-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.8 GPU support | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/linux/gpu/tensorflow_gpu-2.5.0-cp38-cp38-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.8 CPU-only | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/linux/cpu/tensorflow_cpu-2.5.0-cp38-cp38-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.9 GPU support | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/linux/gpu/tensorflow_gpu-2.5.0-cp39-cp39-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.9 CPU-only | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/linux/cpu/tensorflow_cpu-2.5.0-cp39-cp39-manylinux2010_x86_64.whl |
| macOS (CPU-only) | |
| Python 3.6 | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/mac/cpu/tensorflow-2.5.0-cp36-cp36m-macosx_10_11_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.7 | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/mac/cpu/tensorflow-2.5.0-cp37-cp37m-macosx_10_11_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.8 | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/mac/cpu/tensorflow-2.5.0-cp38-cp38-macosx_10_11_x86_64.whl |
| Python 3.8 | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/mac/cpu/tensorflow-2.5.0-cp39-cp39-macosx_10_11_x86_64.whl |
| Windows | |
| Python 3.6 GPU support | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/windows/gpu/tensorflow_gpu-2.5.0-cp36-cp36m-win_amd64.whl |
| Python 3.6 CPU-only | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/windows/cpu/tensorflow_cpu-2.5.0-cp36-cp36m-win_amd64.whl |
| Python 3.7 GPU support | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/windows/gpu/tensorflow_gpu-2.5.0-cp37-cp37m-win_amd64.whl |
| Python 3.7 CPU-only | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/windows/cpu/tensorflow_cpu-2.5.0-cp37-cp37m-win_amd64.whl |
| Python 3.8 GPU support | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/windows/gpu/tensorflow_gpu-2.5.0-cp38-cp38-win_amd64.whl |
| Python 3.8 CPU-only | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/windows/cpu/tensorflow_cpu-2.5.0-cp38-cp38-win_amd64.whl |
| Python 3.9 GPU support | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/windows/gpu/tensorflow_gpu-2.5.0-cp39-cp39-win_amd64.whl |
| Python 3.9 CPU-only | https://storage.googleapis.com/tensorflow/windows/cpu/tensorflow_cpu-2.5.0-cp39-cp39-win_amd64.whl |


Floods worsen in Johor while Kelantan fully recovers
JOHOR BARU, Dec 9 — The number of flood victims currently housed at the temporary relief centres (PPS) in Kota Tinggi has increased to 39, as of 5pm, compared to 19 victims recorded at noon today.
State Local Government, Urban Well-being and Environment Committee chairman Tan Chen Choon, in a statement, said the increase has forced a new relief centre to be opened at the Kota Tinggi Vocational College at 12.30pm to house 20 victims from four families.
He said the evacuees were residents of Kampung Jawa, Taman Aman and Taman Mawai, in Kota Tinggi, which were flooded to a depth of 0.5 metres.
Yesterday, 19 people from five families from Kampung Baharu, Kampung Changi and Kampung Jumis Bukit Raja in Teluk Ramunia, were evacuated after their villages were affected by the flood.
They were given temporary shelter at the PPS Sekolah Kebangsaan Teluk Ramunia since 2.30pm yesterday.
Meanwhile, in Kota Baru, Kelantan has fully recovered from the floods with all 100 PPS which were opened since last week have been closed as of 12.30pm today.
Kelantan Social Welfare Department (SWD) director Said Sidup said the closure was possible due to the improved weather without any rain in all districts.
“All flood victims who were housed at the relief centres were allowed to return home at noon.
“Alhamdulillah (praise be to Allah), all flood victims evacuation activities went smoothly with adequate food supplies,” he said when contacted by Bernama here today.
Elsewhere, in Nabawan, Sabah, the flood situation in four villages in the lower part of the district has improved today.
At least four villages were flooded up to one-metre high due to continuous rainfall over 24 hours yesterday, said Nabawan assistant district officer Hasinin Kimsin.
He said the most affected villages were Kampung 6, Kampung 4, Loboh and Mangkulasing.
He added that the district community development unit office has recorded that 60 families were given shelter in safe areas, mostly at the relatives’ houses.
In the meantime, Nabawan community development leader Ampulas Kaluhu when contacted by Bernama said that he had directed all community leaders in the area to submit reports of floods in their respective areas. — Bernama


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Aleksandar is a senior software consultant and engineer, author of "Serverless Applications with Node.js" and an AWS Serverless Hero. He's one of the authors of Claudia.js and Claudia Bot Builder, Scotty.js, contributor to AWS SAM and many other open source libraries. Aleksandar co-organizes JS Belgrade meetups and workshops, a Belgrade based community of over 1700 members, where we share knowledge and experiences.
Workshop: Amazon Alexa Skills development
There are more than 80 million Alexa devices sold worldwide and growing. The need for Alexa Skills is now ever greater than before.
This workshop's goal is to show you how to create your very first Alexa Skill and inspire you to make many more. You will also learn how does Alexa work, what are the building blocks of an Alexa skill and you’ll work together as a team to create and deploy one of your own. The theme of the workshop will be about creating and combining your favorite pizza recipes. Combining pizza ingredients and recipes with Alexa, will teach you what is an Intent, Utterance and Slot and how to utilize them to create a complete dialog conversation for your Alexa Skill, all while making a juicy and tasty pizza.


As I've gotten more proficient with R and Hadoop, ironically, having a consistent and reproducible development environment is becoming more of a challenge. With the tool chain always improving and evolving, I always find some other library or resource management tool that promises to make my life easier. Sometimes it's even true ;). In some sense, the ever-changing libraries and technologies suggest a healthy toolchain with regular improvements to libraries and architecure. But as a developer, I want consistency in my environment while I'm coding from one system to another; occasionally I feel I've spent more time configuring systems than developing systems. With the newest generation of tools for managing Virtual Machines (VM's), we now have a relatively easy way to easily create portable development environments.
In this Git Repository , I leverage Vagrant, R, hadoop, and rhadoop to quickly build a consistent R development environment. It a nice way of having something that works and is easily provisioned. Great to run a couple of command, get a coffee and have a ready to use VM.
With most large production Hadoop clusters, you likely have support resources to help manage the system but if you want to mimic this environment for development on another system (e.g. home), you're own your own. I've used multiple Hadoop starter VM's from vendors but they don't allow me to easily customize a portable development environment. As the development environment extends into the infrastructure via Hadoop, we unfortunately get more involved in the minutae of Hadoop management. Here is where Vagrant comes to the rescue. We use Vagrant to create a VM that has all the tools that we need to do what we need -- in this case R accessing Hadoop and HDFS.
Depending on your Big Data needs and production environment, you may be required to use map reduce streaming. For the most part, I'll leave the Hadoop cluster management to others as long as I can efficiently access the data I need to draw insights.
Azure ML supports R and easily enables me to scale out my experiments. While it is not meant to replace R-Studio, it is another stable R environment that you can leverage. It has 100's of the most common R libraries already installed and ready to use. If you design your R code correctly, you can utilize a "scale-out" model for larger experiments. The basic visualizations are useful but for production work I still prefer to use ggplot.
Python libraries are increasingly powerful and with scikit-learn you can use a number of ML algorithms that are accompanied with well documented examples. If you're familiar with the datasets and data wrangling, you can use those to get a good jump start on your experiments. I prefer simpler examples but rely on python and scikit-learn when I need to manipulate larger streams of data.
Some links that may be relevant to Vagrant, Hadoop, and R.


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