Class creates a game window with a splash screen of high scores followed by game options
(1.) Two games, each 6 rounds long, containing both one and two target modes.
(2.) Game play is controlled by mouse movement and clicking.
(3.) User interaction with game determines a score that is then compared to server if it is running.
(4.) Upon completion the game a splash screen of high scores appears and then reverts back to title screen
The user may open two different programs for the game at any given time. The first is the actual game, DuckHuntMain.java, the other is the server to track high scores, ScoreServerMain.java.
ScoreServerMain-
When the user opens up the server, a window will appear and the server is then running. It will periodically display messages dealing with the updating and sending of the scores. The server runs locally so it will track all users that play on that machine and will track the high scores on the machine almost like an old arcade game. It could also be reconfigured to run remotely.
DuckHuntMain-
When the user opens the game a splash screen is displayed that shows the current high scores. After clicking, the screen the splash screen disappears and the title screen presents two options: duck or clay mode.
The splash screen and the title screen are both animated and have sound effects. Also, the user will have a unique cursor whenever they enter the duck hunt game window. The cursor will change to crosshairs. Throughout the game, any generated text is a custom font imported and used in the game to allow easier functionality for the displays
Duck-
While the user is in duck mode, there will be dynamic display for ammo, ducks hit, ducks missed, rounds, and score. There are also sound effects for actions throughout the duck game. The ducks themselves are animated and have random movement emulation the original game and also spawn randomly behind the grass background. The user will use his/her mouse to shoot the duck with a mouse click and will repeat throughout the 6 rounds of increasing difficulty until the end. Their score is displayed and then they are sent to the splash screen where, if they scored high enough, their score will be displayed. The rounds include both one and two duck rounds.
Clay-
While the user is in clay mode, there will be dynamic display for ammo, clays hit, clays missed, rounds, and score. There are also sounds effects for actions throughout the clay game. The clays themselves are animated (shrinking as they move away from the user), and have random movement to emulate the original game. They also spawn randomly behind the grass background. The user will use his/her mouse to shoot the clay with a mouse click and will repeat throughout the 6 rounds of increasing difficulty until the end. Their score is displayed and then they are sent to the splash screen where, if they scored high enough, their score will be displayed. The rounds include both one and two clay rounds.
This game makes use of two programs: a server that stores high scores in a text file and the main game program. The server must be up and running before the game client can connect, otherwise the game will start with showing default high scores.
Graphics:
The game program invokes the use of a Graphics2D object to draw all graphics. A BufferStrategy object is used to take care of buffering everything drawn by the Graphics2D object before being shown on screen. Every frame the contents that have been drawn into the BufferStrategy are shown. All images are loading using the Sprite class, which is a wrapper class for an Image. The SpriteManager caches the images from file into graphics memory, and instances of them can be accessed at any time.
The game program operates by flowing between four modes: the score screen, main menu, duck game, and clay game. An infinite loop in the playGame method enters into the proper mode based on the gameMode variable.
Score Screen:
The score screen mode creates a ScoreClient local variable, which attempts to connect to the ScoreServer. If it is found, the scores are sent from the server, the last game’s score is compared and added, and the connection is closed. The list of scores is drawn on screen, and stays until a MousePressed event is triggered anywhere in the window. It is run in a loop until the gameMode variable is changed.
Main Menu:
The main menu utilizes MouseMoved events to place a marker next to a menu choice when it is hovered over. The user can set the gameMode variable for either type of game (duck or clay) by generating a MousePressed event over the corresponding menu item. A timer based on current system time is used to animate the x-position of the duck in the background. The menu is run in a loop until the gameMode variable is changed.
Duck Game:
The runDuckGame() method is also run in a loop until the gameMode variable is changed at the end of 6 rounds. All targets in the game are based on the abstract Target class. Class Duck extends this, and 2 Duck objects are created right away. A state variable tracks the required behavior of the loop, with these states: at 0, the game is either starting or showing the card between rounds. This is drawn to the screen for a certain amount of time based on round, then state 1 is entered. State 1 starts one or both Duck objects. This resets the Ducks, giving them a random x position and y position under the grass of the foreground. State 2 is then entered and makes up the actual gameplay. Each frame the ducks are moved according to their speed variable and the time passed since last frame. Upon hitting the edge of the screen, they change direction.
Upon shooting, state 3 is quickly entered, drawing and showing a red screen. This immediately flows into state 4, which calls a quick Thread.sleep() to keep the red on screen for a moment. Shooting also decreases the shotsLeft variable, and utilizes a mouse pressed event to check if a duck was hit. The game keeps going until the round time is up and the ducks leave, all shots are depleted and the ducks leave, or the ducks are all hit. The score is updated whenever a duck is marked as hit by the mouse pressed event.
Clay Game:
The runClayGame() method operates very similarly to the runDuckGame() method. Both are based on 6 rounds and have the same basic functions and operability. The ClayPigeon class also animates based on the moveIt() method derived from the Target class, but is changed to form an arc across the screen. The clay pigeons are also dynamically resized based on time.
Resizing a Sprite object requires the Sprite member of each ClayPigeon to be reset each round. This is accomplished by reverting the Sprite back to its original Image object.
Server/Client:
To operate correctly, the server must be started before the game client. Upon starting, it creates a ServerSocket to wait for a client connection. They connect through a Socket, and the server waits for a command, either to send the contents of a score text file to the client, or to write new high scores to the same file. The server reads from file with a Scanner object, or writes with a BufferedWriter. The order of commands from the client are to request the scores, then write back scores with a possible new entry from the last game played. The connection is then terminated since the client object is a local variable. The server can remain open after termination and continue to accept other connections.


PYTHON EXTENSION
Import the library:
Once the library has been compiled and the python extension has been installed, you can import the library using the following command line:
Functions:
This library gives you 5 different functions to use the library:
- LIBIRWLS.full_train: To create a classifier using the PIRWLS algorithm.
- LIBIRWLS.budgeted_train: To create a classifier using the PSIRWLS algorithm.
- LIBIRWLS.predict: To use a classifier on a dataset.
- LIBIRWLS.save: To save a classifier in a file.
- LIBIRWLS.load: To load a classifier from a file.
LIBIRWLS.full_train:
It creates a classifier object using our parallel IRWLS procedure. See the library webpage for a detailed description.
- model = LIBIRWLS.full_train(data, labels, gamma=1, C=1, threads=1, workingSet=500, eta=0.001, kernel=1,verbose=1)
Parameters:
- data: Training set, format numpy 2d array
- labels: Training set labels (numpy 1d array with values +1 and -1)
-
- kernel: kernel type:
- 0 for Linear kernel u'*v
- 1 for radial basis function exp(-gamma*|u-v|^2)
- gamma: gamma in the radial basis kernel function
- C: SVM Cost
- workingSet: Size of the Least Squares Problem in every iteration
- threads: It is the number of parallel threads (info)
- eta: IRWLS stop criteria
- verbose (default 1)::
- 0 Silent mode
- 1 Print screen information about the training procedure
LIBIRWLS.budgeted_train:
It creates a classifier object using our parallel approxiamte IRWLS procedure. See the library webpage for a detailed description.
- model = LIBIRWLS.budgeted_train(data, labels, gamma=1, C=1, threads=1, size=500, algorithm=0.001, kernel=1, verbose=1)
Parameters:
- data: Training set, format numpy 2d array
- labels: Training set labels (numpy 1d array with values +1 and -1)
-
- kernel: kernel type:
- 0 for Linear kernel u'*v
- 1 for radial basis function exp(-gamma*|u-v|^2)
- gamma: gamma in the radial basis kernel function
- C: SVM Cost
- algorithm (default 1): The procedure to obtain the basis elements (see PSIRWLS)
- 0 Random Selectione
- 1 SGMA (Sparse Greedy Matrix Approximation)
- size: The size of the classifier (numbero of kernel evaluations, see PSIRWLS)
- threads: It is the number of parallel threads (info)
- verbose (default 1):
- 0 Silent mode
- 1 Print screen information about the training procedure
LIBIRWLS.predict:
To uses a classifier object to classify a new dataset.
- predictions = LIBIRWLS.predict(model, data, labels=None, Threads=1, Soft=0,verbose=1)
Parameters:
- model: A classifier obtained with this library (full_train or budgeted_train).
- data: The dataset to classify (numpy 2d array format)
- labels: Dataset labels (optinal parameter, if provided the function will show the accuracy of the classifier, numpy 1d array format with values +1 and -1)
- Threads: It is the number of parallel threads (info)
- Soft (default 0):
- 0 The classifier returns the class prediction (see outputs)
- 1 The classifier returns the output of the classification function (see outputs)
- verose (default 1):
- 0 Silent mode
- 1 Print screen information about the training procedure
LIBIRWLS.save:
To save a classifier in a file
- LIBIRWLS.save(model, file)
Parameters:
- model: A classifier obtained with this library (using full_train or budgeted_train).
- file: The file where the model will be saved
LIBIRWLS.load:
To load a classifier from a file
- model = LIBIRWLS.load(file)
Parameters:
- file: The file where a classifier was saved
Example
Download datasets:
To test this tool, you must have a dataset in the correct format, the following python command lines will download the adult dataset from the libsvm repository (training dataset file = a9a, test dataset file = a9a.t)
import urllib
urllib.urlretrieve ("https://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~cjlin/libsvmtools/datasets/binary/a9a", "a9a")
urllib.urlretrieve ("https://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~cjlin/libsvmtools/datasets/binary/a9a.t","a9a.t")
Creating the numpy matrices and vectors:
These dataset have libsvm format, you can load and transform them into numpy matrices using the following command lines
from sklearn.datasets import load_svmlight_file
import numpy as np
Xtr,Ytr = load_svmlight_file("a9a")
Xtst,Ytst = load_svmlight_file("a9a.t")
Xtr=Xtr.todense()
Xtst=Xtst.todense()
Training a classifier:
If you want to create a classifier using the PIRWLS algorithm (LIBIRWLS.full_train command) using the training dataset (Xtr a 2d numpy matrix with the variables and Ytr a 1d array with the classes), with gamma = 0.001, C = 1000 and one single thread you must use:
model = LIBIRWLS.full_train(Xtr, Ytr, gamma=0.001, C=1000, threads=1)
Testing the classifier:
If you want to use the classifier to classify a new dataset (e.g. the matrix Xtst) and obtain the hard classification (Soft=0, see outputs) :
predictions = LIBIRWLS.predict(model, Xtst, Soft=0, threads=2)
You can them compare the predictions with the true labels (Ytst array) to evaluate the accuracy of this classifier


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The Buried Giant
by Kazuo Ishiguro, 2015
A mythical tale, set in post-Arthurian England. Author Kazuo Ishiguro, Nobel prize winner for literature, is also famous for Klara and the Sun, Never Let Me Go, and The Remains of the Day (yes, that one about butlers.)
Ishiguro moved from Japan to England as a young child, and his insightful observation of English and Western culture and myth benefits from that transplant's perspective - at once deeply at home in England, and also an outsider to it.
The tale is populated by ragged peoples, affected by a pervasive amnesia.
Simlarly, other characters are inspired by a variety of classical sources, from Beowulf to Arthur's knight and nephew Sir Gawain, now old and prone to quixotic rants - hinting at the subconscious conflict his code of honor has with the dark means by which he and other knights formerly helped Arthur achieve the current uneasy peace between native Britons and invading Saxons, now occupying villages across the land.
The journey is perilous, encountering roaming ogres and deadly pixies, not to mention soldiers of the local lords, and deadly conflicts within the party itself.
But any action is relayed with cool distance. Either through the pervasive mental fog, or using expert fighters' clinical analysis of the minutia of stance or grip, or by foretelling the ebb and flow of a battle by analysing the terrain, then allowing the battle itself to take place off stage, only assumed to have happened, by characters who weren't there.
This muted indirectness is entirely in keeping with the ambiguous, dreamlike style of the book, which is heightened by the sing-song formalism of the characters' medieval speech, and the narrator's occasional surreal hint of relating this tale to contemporaries who live in some other, unidentifiable, historic time.
The journey eventually comes to revolve around the dispatch - or defence - of a dragon that is said to be the source of everyone's forgetfulness, and as this goal approaches, vague fears surface of what might be remembered when the mist lifts. Will Axl and Beatrice's treasured relationship survive the revelations of their pasts? Will the longstanding truce in the land survive the remembering of wartime battles and atrocities? Will Saxon resentment at Arthur's desperate misdeeds be stoked into resumption of the violent war of invasion? This is left unresolved by the novel's end, but as reader, we know that the Saxons did ultimately conquer all of England, displacing the Britons culturally and politically, and probably murdering a good number of them along the way.
Personally, I'm minded to think of ancient England here as being a root of modern Western culture, and the mist as an allegory for the bland ignorance of our own culture's atrocities. The deliberate forgetting, like the mist, clouds all our conciousnesses, making it hard for us to remember who we are. Why we're here. The silent resentment of crushed minorities and genocide survivors forms a pressure, struggling against the placating narrative that everything's OK now. But, contained, the pressure builds.
Truly a buried giant, indeed.


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Netherlands 5-0 Estonia: Georginio Wijnaldum hat-trick helps Ronald Koeman’s men bounce back
by FSA EditorNetherlands recovered from a 0-0 draw with Northern Ireland by beating Estonia 5-0, with Georginio Wijnaldum netting a hat-trick.
Georginio Wijnaldum scored a hat-trick as Netherlands bounced back from a disappointing draw with Northern Ireland by beating Estonia 5-0 in Amsterdam.
The goalless draw in Belfast three days earlier allowed Germany to leapfrog Netherlands into top spot in Euro 2020 qualifying group C, and while the win over Estonia did not return Ronald Koeman’s side to the summit it did help restore some pride.
Wijnaldum notched either side of an effort from Nathan Ake and completed his treble with a superb solo effort, before Myron Boadu scored his first senior international goal to complete the rout.
With Estonia certain to finish bottom of the group and the hosts already sure of their place at Euro 2020 this was never going to be a classic, but Koeman made seven changes to his side and still enjoyed a performance full of creative endeavour.
Wijnaldum opened the scoring in the sixth minute by sending a header over the static Sergei Lepmets after Quincy Promes picked him out with a floated cross.
The second came from a well-worked short corner and cross from Memphis Depay that teed up Ake to score with a towering header.
Erik Sorga sent a wickedly dipping shot just wide before half-time and Konstantin Vassiljev tried an optimistic 30-yard effort early in the second half, but Estonia’s bluster failed to cause the Oranje defence much cause for concern.
The visitors began to tire and defender Karol Mets got caught in possession by debutant Calvin Stengs, who flicked the ball to Wijnaldum for the Liverpool midfielder to coolly finish.
Wijnaldum had more to do when he received the ball from Stengs 12 minutes from time and looked every inch the deadly forward as he jinked inside his man and lashed the ball beyond Lepmets.
The scoring was rounded off when Kevin Strootman played a delightful chipped pass to fellow substitute Boadu, who controlled the ball with his chest and nutmegged Stepmets with a low, side-footed effort to satisfy the appetite for a resounding victory around Johan Cruijff ArenA.
What does it mean? Koeman has strength in depth
Estonia are not reflective of the tests Oranje will face at Euro 2020, but the fact Koeman can make so many changes and still deliver a cohesive performance suggests his squad is well equipped for tournament success.
Gini in the bottle
Rarely is Wijnaldum relied upon for goals at Liverpool, given the abundance of attacking talent around him, but he showed his ability to exploit space and his finishing prowess in Amsterdam.
Mets makes it easy
Estonia had to get the basics right to have a chance and Mets, who plays for Swedish club AIK, handed the hosts the momentum they needed with his mistake before their third goal.
What’s next?
Netherlands will start gearing up for the European Championship in March, when Estonia will hope for improved results in friendlies having missed out on the play-offs.


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/** * A module loader for jjs, the javascript shell based on Nashorn that ships with Oracle JDK 1.8. * * The shell comes with built-in functions to load external scripts (and files). * Unfortunately, it does not come with support for module and dependency loading. * Also, dealing with relative paths is a challenge, since jjs resolves those * with respect to the program working directory (that is, the dir from whence jjs was run). * * The jjsml module tries to provide a solution for these problems. * * The jjsml module exports a single global `define()` function * which can be used to define and load modules, and to load their dependencies. * In addition, the jjsml module detects whether a main module was specified through the * `jjsml.main.module` java System property. * When specified, this module will be loaded automatically, acting as an entrypoint. * * @module jjsml */ (function(exports){ /** * The global object. * * @class Global * @static */ //prevent overriding this script's assets. if (exports.define) { return; } var _builtinLoad = load; var File = Java.type("java.io.File"); var separator = File.separator; function splitPath(path){ //split by backslash and slash. //we consider both as path element separator return path.split(/[\/\\]/g); } function getSystemProperty(name){ var System = Java.type("java.lang.System"); var value = System.getProperty(name); return value; } //current working directories. //we need this to allow relative paths when loading modules. var cwd = []; //this is where we keep our modules. //we use canonical path as key and the script object as returned by load() as value. var modules = {}; //function to get a module from the cache, //or else, load the module anew and store it in the cache. function getModule(module, plainLoad) { //split the module in script and path var dir = splitPath(module); var script = dir.pop(); //obtain a file representing the module to load var file = new File(dir.join(separator), script); var isAbsolute = file.isAbsolute(); var peek, mark1 = cwd.length, mark2; if (!isAbsolute) { //module path is relative, so prepend current dir peek = cwd[cwd.length - 1]; var path = peek.concat(dir).join(separator); file = new File(path, script); } //get the canonical path so we can check if the module was already loaded. var canonicalPath = file.getCanonicalPath(); var moduleObject = modules[canonicalPath]; if (plainLoad === true || typeof(moduleObject) === "undefined"){ //module not yet loaded. //Before loading the module we have to do some bookkeeping to the //current working directory if (isAbsolute) { //absolute paths: need to put a new dir on the cwd stack //remember current size of cwd stack so we can restore after loading this module. mark = cwd.length; //make the module dir the new current working dir. //Any relative paths loaded from this module will be resolved against this. cwd.push(dir); peek = dir; } else { //relative path: need to update the current cwd. //remember size of current cwd stack entry so we can restore it after loading the module. mark2 = peek.length; //append the path elements of the new module to the current cwd entry. peek.push.apply(peek, dir); } //use the canonical path to load the module. //note that loading may (and probably will) result in many more requests to load modules. moduleObject = _builtinLoad(canonicalPath); if (isAbsolute) { cwd.length = mark1; } else { peek.length = mark2; } if (plainLoad !== true) { //check if the module was loaded succesfully var moduleType = typeof(moduleObject); if (moduleType === "undefined") { //Not sure yet what to do. 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gāravo nūpalabbhati;
Parihāyati saddhammā,
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Yassa sabrahmacārīsu,
gāravo nūpalabbhati;
Na virūhati saddhamme,
khette bījaṁva pūtikaṁ.
Whoever has no respect
for their spiritual companions
doesn’t thrive in the true teaching,
like a rotten seed in a field.
Yassa sabrahmacārīsu,
gāravo nūpalabbhati;
Ārakā hoti nibbānā,
dhammarājassa sāsane.
Whoever has no respect
for their spiritual companions
is far from quenching,
in the teaching of the Dhamma king.
Yassa sabrahmacārīsu,
gāravo upalabbhati;
Na vihāyati saddhammā,
maccho bavhodake yathā.
Whoever does have respect
for their spiritual companions
doesn’t fall away from the true teaching,
like a fish in plenty of water.
Yassa sabrahmacārīsu,
gāravo upalabbhati;
So virūhati saddhamme,
khette bījaṁva bhaddakaṁ.
Whoever does have respect
for their spiritual companions
thrives in the true teaching,
like a fine seed in a field.
Yassa sabrahmacārīsu,
gāravo upalabbhati;
Santike hoti nibbānaṁ,
dhammarājassa sāsane”ti.
… Mahānāgo thero ….
Whoever does have respect
for their spiritual companions
is close to quenching
in the teaching of the Dhamma king.


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kuṭikāyaṁ pasakkiya;
Dvārena anupariyeti,
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A monkey went up to the little hut
with five doors.
He circles around, knocking
on each door, again and again.
Tiṭṭha makkaṭa mā dhāvi,
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Niggahītosi paññāya,
neva dūraṁ gamissatī”ti.
… Valliyo thero ….
Stand still monkey, don’t run!
Things are different now;
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Money Play. How should Red play 42?
pips Red=127 White=48
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The bots have taught us to proceed quietly in such positions.
13/7* is a double blunder. The only move that is not a blunder is the correct one, 11/7*/5. Red will have fourteen checkers in the attack zone and can quietly progress towards a very strong redouble. Leaving White six immediate shots with 13/7* that could potentially win a gammon is very wrong.
Owning the cube is very powerful asset and here Red needs to prepare to use it wisely.
13/7* is a double blunder. The only move that is not a blunder is the correct one, 11/7*/5. Red will have fourteen checkers in the attack zone and can quietly progress towards a very strong redouble. Leaving White six immediate shots with 13/7* that could potentially win a gammon is very wrong.
Owning the cube is very powerful asset and here Red needs to prepare to use it wisely.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7* Eq.: +0.691 0.707 0.057 0.001 - 0.293 0.093 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 11/9 11/7* Eq.: +0.670 (-0.022) 0.728 0.053 0.001 - 0.272 0.122 0.001 3. Cubeful 2-ply 11/7* 10/8 Eq.: +0.669 (-0.022) 0.735 0.052 0.001 - 0.265 0.117 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 20/18 11/7* Eq.: +0.659 (-0.032) 0.729 0.051 0.001 - 0.271 0.110 0.000 5. Cubeful 2-ply 11/7* 6/4 Eq.: +0.656 (-0.036) 0.718 0.056 0.001 - 0.282 0.110 0.001


Resourcerver - *nix Resource ServerProject Overview - Main Page |
Resourcerver is a *nix ("Unix®-like operating systems" such as Linux and FreeBSD) framework for large, multi-process applications. Resourcerver is intended to help developers create large applications using several smaller, special-purpose programs by controlling their run-time structures and by facilitating control-oriented IPC between the special-purpose components.
Resourcerver is intended to be the permeating structural entity of an application designed to utilize it. Resourcerver functions by providing a daemonized server process for each instance of each application. All of the application's components are connected to that server and communicate with each other through it. This communication is regulated by the server to bring stability to the application as a whole, thereby increasing its reliability. Communication regulation is based on a role-based model where each of the application's processes has a discrete category within the context of the Resourcerver system. These categories define the fundamental requirements of how each process can interact with the system.
Applications built around Resourcerver will generally use programs with discretely-defined functionality. Ideally, an application will use separate programs to manage data retrieval, data processing, network connections, and user control over the application. The Resourcerver system will assemble these programs as a set of processes attached to a single server based on a configuration specified at run-time, allowing for dynamic application instances.
The individual programs used in an application can be written by the application's developer in either C or C++ using the Resourcerver API. The API provides a simple C interface between the running program and the Resourcerver libraries. The Resourcerver libraries manage all communication with the server based on the actions taken by the running program. Communication with other processes is routed through the server for security and "sanity" filtering.
The main purpose of the server in a Resourcerver application is to bind third-party programs into a dynamic system to form an application. Incidentally, it must facilitate IPC while exercising security control over the application. Most of the application's processes will be created by the server itself so that it can control the process' user and group IDs (super-user applications can use multiple users and groups,) which the server strictly regulates.
The primary benefit of creating an application with Resourcerver is the ability to modify the structure of the application while it's running. This allows the application to be assembled in a series of steps, allows isolation and correction of run-time errors, allows different instances of the application to have different structures, and lastly allows the application to be shut down incrementally.
The core Resourcerver package includes IPC-forwarding programs that allow an application to relocate processes across network connections. These IPC forwarders allow run-time specification of security-filter plug-ins that provide address filtering, connection authentication, and transmission encryption. The core package includes filters for SRP authentication and TLS encryption, as well as user-space incoming-IP filtering.
The Resourcerver IPC system is fully extensible. The core package includes and utilized several standardized extensions that can be used as examples for third-party extensions. The inner workings and other pertinent information about the IPC system are discussed in detail in the project's documentation (see the links below.)
February 22nd, 2011: I added a "passthru" feature to the command forwarders that allows an existing forwarder connection to be reappropriated for raw data transfer. The primary purpose of this is to allow a connection to be made using the forwarder's security plug-ins (e.g. authentication and encryption,) and to retain that security for raw data transfer. By default, reappropriation of connections is disabled; it must be enabled in the forwarder's configuration. Clients requesting passthru can be screened by regular expressions, and passthru can be disabled entirely for individual "listen" sockets.
February 15th, 2011: I converted the entire IPC parsing system to a GNU Flex/Bison-generated parser, with internal tree structures still managed by hparser. All previous functionality is still present and client development isn't affected (command plug-in development is significantly different, however.) Flex and Bison don't need to be installed. Additionally, I merged two of the built-in libraries.
January 3rd, 2010: After about a year and a half of developing strictly on Linux, I finally got Resourcerver working on FreeBSD again, this time with everything working. In addition, I made several important fixes for which the need became apparent when running the code on a different OS.
August 18th, 2009: I made several very important changes with this update, the most significant of which is the addition of a TLS encryption and authentication security filter for IPC forwarders. This allows secure connections between forwarders not previously possible. With this came the permanent removal of the encode/decode functions in the security filter API; encryption is now handled entirely by the send/receive functions. Combined with a kernel-space firewall and the address-filtering security filters, this new filter allows for very secure Resourcerver systems. I also added readline support to several programs, making it much easier to reuse commands when working with the interactive Resourcerver tools.
February 20th, 2009: Permanently migrated project hosting from SourceForge.net to BerliOS.de.
February 16th, 2009: Added a subversion repository mirror for public access. The link given can be used with svn command-line client, or you can browse the source and changes directly from the web. I'd tracked changes with CVS for quite a while; however, the structure changed too often for me to keep up. Version control restarts from just after the last beta release. Formal releases will carry the "gamma" designator, but should still be considered beta releases. The mirror repository is a copy of the repository on my development machine. I only plan to synchronize the mirror when the code compiles and runs; not between those times.
December 22nd, 2008: Added a network security filter to temporarily deny attempted reconnections by hosts disconnected for errors. This filter is a socket-forwarder plug-in intended to mitigate the effects of port scanners. After disconnecting a host for sending bad data, etc., the forwarder will notify the filter, which will tabulate the host's address. The filter will deny incoming connections from that host for a period of time specified when the filter is loaded, preventing performance degradation caused by unfriendly programs.
December 20th, 2008: First successful high-intensity network test. This required quite a bit of tuning to get it to work properly and with reproducible results. This test was performed by sending a "ping server" message from a client to the server on a remote machine 1024 times within about 3 seconds. This caused severe problems initially, but after about 10 hours of troubleshooting and with the addition of message-queue pausing I got it to reliably respond to all effective ping messages (some were discarded by the server as a self-protection measure to prevent a crash due to a backlog at the forwarder.)
December 16th, 2008: Completion of the first successful wide-area-network (WAN) test between Resourcerver systems. This involved two machines: one with a static IP address on a controlled network and one with a dynamic wireless IP address. The machine with the static IP listened to a port and the other connected. I proceeded to poll the wireless-IP server for registered Resourcerver services from the static-IP server, and succeeded in having the wireless-IP server automatically register a remote service with the static-IP server. Upon disconnecting the wireless-IP server, the static-IP server registered the loss of connection with no human-visible delay. While I've performed a substantial number of local-machine network tests, this was the first test between two separate machines.
December 8th, 2008: Addition of a "respawn" client. This client will monitor other clients (specified with a configuration file) and if they disconnect for any reason (e.g. crash or are killed,) this client will restart them. The respawn client is a very powerful addition to the system because it allows "self-healing" applications, which can be especially useful for remote systems.
November 29th, 2008: Addition of command substitution in configuration files. While the sematics are very limited, this provides a very powerful interface between the shell and the configuration stage of the server (and some client programs.)
November 1st, 2008: Release of the first beta version. This version contains several improvements over the last alpha version. This release marks a significant shift toward the eventual prototyping of ideal implementation methods, which will be the major focus of the beta versions. The secondary focus will be on securing super-user server instances. This release comes with a refined emphasis of purpose as a structural framework instead of merely an IPC infrastructure. Future project efforts will follow this refined philosophy.
August 7th, 2008: Release of the first fully-functional example application. This application is a very simple simulation of a home automation system. Development of this example resulted in quite a few project improvements.
April 13th, 2008: The initial versions of the project's documentation are complete. I'm performing final checks before posting the initial release. Update: Initial release posted the same day.
February 24th, 2008: Posted the first version of this front page. I'm currently working on the API reference and rewriting the guides (composting the working guides.) The first release should be out around the beginning of summer 2008.
February 18th, 2008: The core Resourcerver package is complete and awaiting documentation. Initial release won't happen before at least the user's and application developer's guides are complete. The initial API documentation is nearly complete.
Resourcerver Applications.(nothing available at this time) |
Resourcerver Clients and Plug-ins.(nothing available at this time) |
This software is released under the BSD License.
Copyright (c) 2012, Kevin P. Barry
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.
I'll list your name, project, or organization here if you provide a significant contribution to the Resourcerver Project. I'll ask before listing any individual person or private project/organization in case you don't want to be known publicly. I can't list everyone here; therefore, I'll only list those who've expended a generous amount of time or effort, so as to not trivialize major contributions.
| GNU Project | Free compiler, libc with extensive documentation, and automatic build system |
| Slackware Project | Free, stable operating system for users who insist on doing things manually |
| Eclipse Project | Free IDE, but mostly just used as a text editor |
| Bluefish Project | Free HTML editor with built-in reference documents |
| LinuxQuestions.org | Suggestions and ideas from other users |
| BerliOS.de | Free project hosting, February 2009 - present |
| SourceForge.net | Free project hosting, April 2007 - February 2009 |
| © 2008 - Kevin P. Barry | The Resourcerver Project |


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At Tablehero I was part of the three-member design & product team, responsible for designing the business management toolkit for mom & pop restaurants in the US. I was tasked with conceptualizing the product from grounds up, detailing out user workflows, building & testing concepts using low & high fidelity prototypes and executing pixel perfect front-end development of a few workflows.
The brief was to build a simple reservation & waitlist management app which helps restauranter manage their diners better. We kept it lightweight with no feature bloat. The focus was on solving for the core user needs first, i.e., a simple onboarding, restaurant set-up, table management & guest book that even the most low-tech owners could use.
The target customers were the mom and pop establishments who manages a full-service dining room of any size using pen-and-paper and don’t want to be held hostage by expensive & complicated solutions available in the market like Yelp and OpenTable.
Contributors:  2 Product Designers
More on:  Product Hunt   .   Medium
Contributors:  2 Product Designers
More on:  Product Hunt   .   Medium
Pinch & Zoom to get the full room view.
Used Contextual Swipe to reveal key reservation actions
Pinch & Zoom to get the full room view
Used Contextual Swipe to reveal key reservation actions
The objective was to enable small business owners to build their website as fast as possible and keep it ‘very beginner-friendly’. The solution we arrived at was an automated website builder that pulls content either from the business’s existing website or any other online presence into a mobile-friendly & responsive template in just one click! Sounds like magic? Try it yourself!
The target customers were small local business owners. To start with, we targeted mom & pop restaurants who are resistive of high budget, clunky website builder with complex editors that required heavy duty & time consuming content uploads.

This straightforward and fastest onboarding helped us convert visitors into customers quickly.
Easy to use website customisations on mobile.
Photo gallery ux on mobile
Easy to use website customisations on mobile.
Photo gallery ux on mobile
Sites source photos & reviews about customer’s restuarant from web. Customer can either select credited photos & reviews or can add their own using Photo & Review Manager.
Photo Manager (Top left): Select photos of your resturant to showcase in your photo section on front page.
Review Manager (Bottom right): Select reviews & portion of the selected review to showcase in your review section on front page.
Photo Manager (Top left): Select photos of your resturant to showcase in your photo section on front page.
Review Manager (Bottom right): Select reviews & portion of the selected review to showcase in your review section on front page.
Rise is a fashion-forward, ultra-clean template, designed to give the restaurant website a modern and approachable feel. I used primary & bold hues on actionable & modern sans-serif typeface, along with a sleek & compact theme to put the content front and center.
Sites offered more than 20 beautiful, responsive & free website templates, all based on different themes, designed by various designers.
I designed color schemes for all templates. These templates come with a unique
theme: a set of color, icons, buttons & UI interaction.
Different designers designed & developed these templates.
To enable restaurant owners to take online takeout orders on their websites. We designed a readily insertable, fully responsive orderable menu widget. It comes in different templates/colors, giving restaurant owner flexibility to select & match it to their existing website theme. The widget comes with a orders & revenue management dashboard.
The target customers were restaurant owners who wanted to get rid of pdf menus on their website or were stuck with a non-responsive webpage; as a result, losing on the untapped mobile customer base.
Contributors:  2 Product Designers


Recently at HasGeek we moved all our web application to https
. So I wanted to have all my development environment urls to have https
.
How to have https
in flask app
Method 1
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
app.run('<IP_ADDRESS>', debug=True, port=8100, ssl_context='adhoc')
In the above piece of code, ssl_context
variable is passed to werkezug.run_simple
which creates SSL certificates using OpenSSL
, you may need to install pyopenssl
. I had issues with this method, so I generated self signed certificate.
Method 2
-
Generate a private key
openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.key 1024
-
Generate a CSR
openssl req -new -key server.key -out server.csr
-
Remove Passphrase from key
cp server.key server.key.org
openssl rsa -in server.key.org -out server.key
-
Generate self signed certificate
openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in server.csr -signkey server.key -out server.crt
code
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
app.run('<IP_ADDRESS>', debug=True, port=8100, ssl_context=('/Users/kracekumarramaraju/certificates/server.crt', '/Users/kracekumarramaraju/certificates/server.key'))
ssl_context
can take option adhoc
or tuple of the form (cert_file, pkey_file)
.
In case you are using /etc/hosts
, add something similar <IP_ADDRESS> https://hacknight.local
for accessing the web application locally.
Here is much detailed post about generating self signed certificates.
See also
- Parameterize Python Tests
- “Don’t touch your face” - Neural Network will warn you
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The Pyramids of Giza consist of the Great Pyramid of Giza (also known as the Pyramid of Cheops or Khufu and constructed c. 2560–2540 BC), the somewhat smaller Pyramid of Khafre (or Chephren) a few hundred meters to the south-west, and the relatively modest-sized Pyramid of Menkaure (or Mykerinos) a few hundred meters farther south-west. The Great Sphinx lies on the east side of the complex. Current consensus among Egyptologists is that the head of the Great Sphinx is that of Khafre. Along with these major monuments are a number of smaller satellite edifices, known as "queens" pyramids, causeways and valley pyramids.
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Khufu’s pyramid complex consists of a valley temple, now buried beneath the village of Nazlet el-Samman; basalt paving and nummulitic limestone walls have been found but the site has not been excavated.The valley temple was connected to a causeway which was largely destroyed when the village was constructed. The causeway led to the Mortuary Temple of Khufu. From this temple the basalt pavement is the only thing that remains. The mortuary temple was connected to the king’s pyramid. The king’s pyramid has three smaller queen’s pyramids associated with it and five boat pits.The boat pits contained a ship, and the 2 pits on the south side of the pyramid still contained intact ships. One of these ships has been restored and is on display. Khufu's pyramid still has a limited collection of casing stones at its base. These casing stones were made of fine white limestone quarried from the nearby range.


Hi, I am José Miguel Rojas,
I am a Lecturer in Software Testing at the Department of Computer Science in the The University of Sheffield.
Before, I was a Lecturer at the Department of Informatics in the University of Leicester. Prior to joining Leicester, I had been a Research Associate in Software Testing in Verification and Testing group at Sheffield, working with Gordon Fraser, who is now the Chair of Software Engineering II in Passau, Germany.
I hold a PhD in Computer Science from the Technical University of Madrid, Spain, where I worked in The COSTA Group, advised by Elvira Albert and Miguel Gómez-Zamalloa.
My research focuses on automated software engineering, with emphasis on search-based unit test generation and its application in practice to improve software quality and developers' productivity. In the past I also worked on bio-inspired computational devices, constraint logic programming, software static analysis and symbolic execution for software testing.
See my publication record


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As the runt of the litter, Wilbur struggles to survive from the very beginning. Fern begs her father, Mr. Arable, to raise Wilbur and nurse him to health. Fern succeeds and Wilbur moves to Zuckerman Farm, where he learns the true meaning of friendship from the wise gray spider Charlotte. When it becomes apparent that Wilbur is being well fed for a reason, Charlotte and Wilbur are determined to foil Mr. Zuckerman’s plans.  Lessons of friendship, loyalty, and truth bind this story together and show readers that friends come in all shapes and sizes.


this is the "Process Bib Export Finished Letter".
also changing department to "Library IT"
upon further discussion with the time, I'm changing the department to EUS for the time being, pending a final decision
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by None at 2021-11-11 15:13:07.closed
by None at 2021-11-11 15:32:22.//dao/@*[contains(., ".mets")]
closed
by None at 2021-11-11 19:16:56.reopened
by None at 2021-11-11 19:17:00.We want to delete these objects outright, not only the links between them and ao's
assigned
by None at 2021-11-11 13:12:49.labeled
by None at 2021-11-11 19:17:19.closed
by None at 2021-11-11 19:17:32.closed
by None at 2021-11-11 19:17:44.review_requested
by None at 2021-11-11 19:27:25.review_requested
by None at 2021-11-11 19:27:25.referenced
by Peter Green at 2021-11-11 19:29:47.merged
by Peter Green at 2021-11-11 19:29:47.closed
by Peter Green at 2021-11-11 19:29:48.Observations on related holding fields (866, 867, 868) of holdings where temp locations are in play.
1) All items on a holding are in a temp location. No holdings statement is included in the AVA field.
2) Some items on a holding are in a temp location, others are in the permanent location. A holdings statement is included in the AVA field for the permanent location, even though some items in the range (ex. vol. 1-v. 8) are not at that location. This is somewhat misleading for the user. No holdings statement is included in the AVA field for the temp location.
Unless a different approach is taken about displaying item-level information in the record show page, there doesn't seem to be much choice in following the above pattern. This would mean the following can be implemented for the show page:
A. "Location has" will be displayed for holdings where items don't exist at all. B. "Location has" will be displayed for holdings where there are all items in the permanent location. C. "Location has" will be displayed for holdings where there are some items in the permanent location [this will be inaccurate since the temp location items will be shelved separately, but it's how Alma returns it in the AVA field]. D. "Location has" will not be displayed for holdings with items with locations that differ from the permanent location.
The "location has" statement is returned in the AVA fields (AVA $t), but it could also be indexed from the publishing jobs (the 866, 867, 868 fields).
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-11-10 22:07:03.closed
by Kate Lynch at 2021-11-11 21:22:28.referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-10 22:42:26.merged
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-10 22:42:26.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-10 22:42:26.head_ref_deleted
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-10 22:42:26.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-10 22:42:26.closed
by None at 2021-11-11 13:45:36.head_ref_force_pushed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-11-10 22:39:17.referenced
by None at 2021-11-11 13:45:35.merged
by None at 2021-11-11 13:45:36.closed
by None at 2021-11-11 13:45:36.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-11-11 13:45:37.labeled
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 19:59:22.deployed
by None at 2021-11-11 20:06:27.deployed
by None at 2021-11-11 20:18:39.referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 20:23:16.merged
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 20:23:16.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 20:23:16.head_ref_deleted
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 20:23:16.Ok. Item embed for scanned resource I got to show, but it is not functioning as expected on front end. I selected an image to be the thumbnail, and that is not functional. I also cannot navigate throughout the item (it almost looks like all the images are sandwiched one on top of the other in the container, with the last image on top)
Yeah, I don't get an error but the left/right buttons definitely don't work.
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by Kim Leaman at 2021-11-11 16:42:52.assigned
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 17:49:14.referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 19:56:31.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 20:23:16.referenced
by None at 2021-11-11 15:44:20.assigned
by Shaun Ellis at 2021-11-11 20:23:34.unassigned
by None at 2021-11-11 20:23:43.labeled
by Kim Leaman at 2021-11-11 21:49:30.labeled
by Kim Leaman at 2021-11-11 21:49:30.It looks like the sort date comes from the date
field, which these items maybe don't have. They seem to have a date_created
value instead.
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by Kim Leaman at 2021-11-11 18:21:03.labeled
by Kim Leaman at 2021-11-11 18:21:03.labeled
by Kim Leaman at 2021-11-11 18:21:03.renamed
by Kim Leaman at 2021-11-11 18:21:32.renamed
by None at 2021-11-11 22:01:34.deployed
by None at 2021-11-11 22:07:35.renamed
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-11 17:02:34.In response to a user request, ZIP-compressed archives for the 2020 and 2021 graduating classes were provided to the user.
demilestoned
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-11 20:00:13.renamed
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-11 21:32:00.This can be consolidated with #541
closed
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-11 21:32:24.As I have received no reports of any errors from the requesting user, I am going to proceed with closing this.
closed
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-11-11 21:33:13.The outdated digital objects have been deleted from ASpace.
assigned
by Hector Correa at 2021-11-11 15:00:05.Is this related to #900 and #644?
Similar for sure. I'm not sure we'd fix one in fixing the other, but it'd probably be easy to fix both during a cycle.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 17:47:02.renamed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-11-11 17:48:24.Another example:<PHONE_NUMBER>506421 with no item records.
closed
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-11-11 14:57:11.closed
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-11-11 14:57:31.


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What is the purpose of this file: https://github.com/leanprover/lean/blob/ceacfa7445953cbc8860ddabc55407430a9ca5c3/library/init/algebra/classes.lean
It is used almost nowhere as far as I can see. It seems to be a sort of start of an algebraic hierarchy that is even unbundlerred than the current one...
Yes, this is Leo starting a new hierarchy, but Mario wasn't convinced so he didn't use it
I use it in https://github.com/PatrickMassot/bigop/blob/master/src/bigop.lean
But it leads to higher order unification problems that are not easy to handle
And I should really be grading exams...
@Mario Carneiro Are those problems documented somewhere?
Aaah, I just found: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/113488-general/topic/is_left_id.20rw.20mystery
I have also found those classes useful for rewriting modulo associativity and commutativity
It is not flexible enough to cover associativity of composition in category theory though
I guess one could try to write smarter tactics to get around the higher order unification problem. If smart_rw
sees that you want to rewrite using a lemma tagged with algebra
, then it looks in the goal to find terms that are "tagged" with binop
(I'm making this up right now) and will try to plug those terms into the right slot of the rw-lemma.
The issue is not when you use an associativity lemma to rewrite. The issue is when you have an expression like f ≫ g ≫ h ≫ i
and a lemma that could rewrite g ≫ h
into something else
Like is_left_id
?
No
You need to rely on associativity but indirectly
Ok, in the thread that I linked to above, Patrick was already having issues with is_left_id
Ah ok, I didn't see that
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In December 2022, the CBD Conference of the Parties, at its 15th meeting (COP 15), adopted a historic agreement to halt and reverse biodiversity loss to put nature on the path of recovery and ensure that people live in harmony with nature by 2050. The GBF includes 4 outcome-oriented goals and 23 action-oriented targets, with the majority being highly relevant for the ocean.
In November 2022, a SOI national workshop for Thailand was convened by the Global Ocean Biodiversity Initiative (GOBI), in collaboration with the the Government of Thailand and the CBD Secretariat, with financial support from the Republic of Korea and Germany. This workshop had a focus on EBSAs, OECMs, and MSP and means to advance implement these tools in a holistic manner.
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The CBD Secretariat published a report, “The Sustainable Ocean Initiative: 10 years of building capacity and catalyzing partnerships to achieve global ocean goals”, which describes more than 10 years of work under SOI and aims to showcase the variety of experiences and success stories, take stock of achievements, challenges and lessons learned, and provide recognition to the various supporters of and contributors to SOI.
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This experiment blurs your screen when you keep not correct posture. To try it, you need to allow camera access. It doesn’t stole your data. START KEEPING GOOD POSTURE BEFORE START.
Made by @monolesan
Design in Figma — look at detailed process #OpenDesign
Code on Glitch — remix and create your own stuff
People don’t keep good posture sitting in front of computer
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Poor posture is cause back pain, harder breathe, wear away at spine and other diseases.
Good posture is when all body keeps correct position. Camera tracks only top of body, it doesn’t track legs. But it’s still fine to remind about posture. The best solution is a cyber suit controls all body.
Screen are blured when a human doesn’t keep correct posture
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TensorFlow.js PoseNet model detects our body parts ＜3
p5.js helps to work with canvas and camera
ml5.js for easy work with PoseNet
Cool guide how to work with everything above if you don't know
At first, I want to repeat that I used TensorFlow.js PoseNet model that tracks body parts and gives an array of parts’ positions (x, y).
I had two ways how to track poor posture:
I chose the second one, because it’s easier and faster to do.
Let’s imagine logical part of this idea.
When a human keeps incorrect posture, positions of eyes and shoulders will decrease (on y). If y value will decrease, a screen will be blurred and vice versa. That’s simple.
I drew pistures with incorrect positions:
I started code with two functions. One of them blurs the screen, the second one removes blur:
function blurScreen() { document.body.style.filter = 'blur(10px)'; document.body.style.transition= '0.9s'; } function removeBlur() { document.body.style.filter = 'blur(0px)'; }
The next step was to detect all needed body parts: right and left eyes, shoulders, wrists, knees and ankles. I did it, but there was a not tiny problem. Sometimes, camera detected wallpapers, shoulders and my right breast as ankles or knees, hahaha. .-.
So, it worked unstable and I decided to start with eyes detection.
New goal was — get the first right eye position when the human is sitting with good posture, then track eye when the human moves and check the difference between current eye position and default position. And to do it with left eye.
//Position of eyes after a human has pressed the button “start”. Default position. while (defaultRightEyePosition.length < 1) { defaultRightEyePosition.push(rightEye.y); }
//Compare default position with current position. If the difference more than 15, it means a person doesn't keep good posture and program calls the function that blurs screen. if (Math.abs(rightEye.y - defaultRightEyePosition[0]) > 15) { blurScreen(); }
//If the difference less than 15, it means a person is sitting with correct posture. if (Math.abs(rightEye.y - defaultRightEyePosition[0]) < 15) { removeBlur(); }
Cool! Despite the fact that it tracks only right eye, it works well like a monster in a dark forest where everyone wants to eat you!
You can believe me or maybe don’t, but there is all code we need for this. I decided it’s enough to track only one eye for the experiment. So, let’s design!
I drew two shemes. The first is called “AI Journey Map”, it describes program process. The second one is User Journey Map.
My visual design was started with the description window. I just drew a pink rectangle, liked it and decided to use rectangles for important information.
But before designing the desciption window, I highlighted moments I need to show here.
Eventually I considered that some points aren't important.
I had a few versions of how it can look:
Evrything above looks great, of course. But I needed to make reminder more notable. I must make sure a human keeps good posture before start. There're some sketches:
I made rectangle links like cards and buttons with shadows (shadows are my best friends in this project). Also, I thought about accent colors for mouse on hover. There were ideas to make a link's hover color brighter than initial color or use bright pink and blue. I chose bright red.
While working on link window, I decided to put header here.
I wanted to create something special, not just black big text. I experimented with color of shadows and stroke.
The arrow near “Creation process” was drawn accidentally.
I experimented with link shape and decided to choose the first variant. But at the last moment, I changed my decision. When I was coding lists, I was surfing Internet how to put an image instead of default list-style-type and found that I can use interesting symbols, letters for it. Of course, I chose Japanese katakana.
I picked rectangle for code window. There were variants with pink shadow and text or with yellow rectangle, they are too bright. Of course, for this window I used “very coder” (beautiful and pixel) font — VT323.
Haha, I just got a funny idea to use something like matrix digital rain instead of white windows with black border.
I just came up with a case where you explain code and a human has ability to follow in code what are you talking about.
In process, I collected the design system for this project.
Make me big — changes font based on your position in front of your computer. Made with TensorFlow.js PoseNet model.
Smile and like — a fictional social network where you need smile to like something. Made with face-api.js.
Mood-AI-Design — changes design based on your emotions. Made with face-api.js.
Don't forget to create something by yourself and check open links with design and code. They are in the beggining. c:


If you wish to use rtf2xml as part of a larger python program rather than from the command line, first import the rtf2xml.ParseRtf module:
import rtf2xml.ParseRtf
Next, create a parsing object:
try: parse_obj =rtf2xml.ParseRtf.ParseRtf( in_file = 'in.rtf', ) except rtf2xml.ParseRtf.RtfInvalidCodeException, msg: pass
The exception will catch any paths that don't exist. You will have to use the same exception when you run the method (below).
The in_file variable should point to the path of the RTF file. I'll cover the optional parameters below.
Finally, convert the document by calling the method 'parse_rtf'.
try: parse_obj.parse_rtf() except rtf2xml.ParseRtf.InvalidRtfException, msg: pass except rtf2xml.ParseRtf.RtfInvalidCodeException, msg: pass
The two exception classes are InvalideRtfException and RtfInvalidCodeException. If you set the level to something higher than 3 the script will raise an excetion for any errors. If the level is lower than 3, the script will only raise an exception for serious, non-recoverable errors.
Here is an example of a complete script that uses the rtf2xml modules. I have made minimial comments on the parameters one can use when call ing the 'parse_rtf' method. For more details, see the options in the full documentation, use.


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Sylvanian Families Sylvanian Games Winners Set
Jocelyn Springer is very pleased to win the gold medal, it was a close call though as Suraya Blackberry was only a whisker behind her and hurrying into third place was Adam Maces. There were cheers all around for everyone.


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@here it works on auto mode now
figured out how to optim and wrap, now will code exit cases
just tested a swap and it worked like a charm
I m thinking about starting to migrate to higher machine, if multi tx are done with testers
so likely any other Assetchain will work
@here I don't know if you guyz think I should add btc and external coins dpowed, I believe I can even manage on mid term to add eth zcash etc...


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A good friend of mine was able to obtain 2ce, 2ci, 2cb, miprocin, and psilocin from an overseas online vendor. One morning I came over to F's house to see all of the relatively unknown and mysterious chemicals. It was very weird administering these chemicals in a powder form, and I had many second thoughts. This stuff looked nuts, and by all means it stood up to my expectations.
Going into this trip, I was very apprehensive, anxious, and nervous, but I was in a very comfortable setting in a warm home with great friends that I had tripped with multiple times before, so I said what the hey, lets go to the looney bin. We decided to take this stuff in Kool Aid. We figured if we put 100 mg of the 2ce into 100 mL of water, it would mix into 1mg=1mL right? I still to this day don't know how accurate that was, but we put it in the bowl and heated the water a bit to ensure the liquid was uniform throughout. Added red kool aid and splitted it with 3 people, so I suppose it was somewhere between 30-40 mg of 2ce. I learned this is an extremely high dose within fifteen minutes.
A very weird body sensation ran through me so quickly that I started freaking out. No psychedelic had ever come up on me that fast, and it was absolutely insane. I started puking violently within 20 minutes, and so did one of the other day trippers that was with me. One was able to hold his stomach though, and I have no idea how. I was completely sedated and overwhelmed with this chemical. After a good puking session I was in an absolutely insane type of mood.
I remember thinking that we had all overdosed, and that these intense hallucinations I was experiencing along with the panic I was in would result in my transfer to the afterlife. I remember screaming out to my friends to make sure I was still alive, and I felt like we had gone overboard this time. I walked outside and ventured into the woods behind the house we where in, and had a mind expanding vision.
These type of visions that I am trying to describe are so completely unreal and surreal that they are very difficult to describe, especially in words. It was just a very serene, mind blowing hallucination, the kind that one points to as to why they do psychedelics.  The ground is swirling, edges glowing, colors forming and melting, and the whole time I was just seeing myself through another eye, and realized then that although these type of drugs provide much needed artistic, creative, and spiritual insight, they are not to be fucked with.
After this revelation I walked inside, and proceeded to hit the bong and talk with my friends about whatever came to mind. They where both equally messed up and were having trouble deciphering what this drug was trying to tell us. I must also point out that this drug made my body feel somewhat uncomfortable, like a weird stiffness in my joints, and an inability to feel comfortable sitting down, almost antsy, and an unwanted warmth (possible high temp) all over my body.
Although my body was a little out of whack, this drug can mentally bend me into many different psychedelic visuals, many of which, I thought, were beautiful. Eventually we got bored and decided to see a movie. We went and saw 'wild hogs' and to this day I point to it as the worst movie I've ever seen.  Not once did I laugh, and I wanted my money back. After a very weird, very high confrontation with the ticket office attendant, I did just that. I remember seeing the characters faces morph and almost glow, and I believe this was about the end of the intense visuals.
At this point I cannot bring to memory how long I was 'high' but I know for a fact the after effects approached at least 12-16 hours after ingestion. I felt different in the morning, not necessarily bad or hungover or anything, it was like a clear, clean, energizing feeling. I know for a fact I will never do it again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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