fa
Functionality for searching, browsing, and displaying Finding Aid objects.
Includes PDF version of Finding Aid and mulitple views for complex, multi-part
Finding Aids with series, subseries, and indexes. Also includes a ‘preview’ mode
for use with the fa_admin
component, so that unpublished
documents can be previewed exactly as they will appear when published.
fa_admin
This is a custom administration component for managing Finding Aid documents
and the Finding Aids site. Includes some user account management, but the bulk
of the functionality revolves around preparing EAD files for publication on the
main site, via the ‘prep’, ‘preview’, and ‘publish’ functions.
content
Functionality for displaying the few non-EAD-based pages that are part of the
Finding Aids website. Includes the site home page, content pages that are
populated via RSS feeds to allow leveraging existing content management tools,
and some simple email forms.


I was walking around a book store in Fremont and found an elementary math education book. While flipping through the book, I found the following neat problem.
Suppose you find a dinosaur skeleton that looks like an alligator, except that it is twice as big. A typical alligator weighs 500 pounds. Estimate how much the dinosaur weighed?
The answer is not 1000 pounds! This is not how things scale. If I double a length, areas increase by 4, and volumes increase 8 times (imagine doubling the side length of a square or cube). In dimensions, if lengths are scaled by , volumes will scale by .
Weight is proportional to volume, and the dinosaur had times the volume as the alligator. Thus the dinosaur weighed 4000 pounds. Another way to see why 1000 pounds is incorrect is to consider the following: if I scale the alligator by 2, not only is the length doubled, but the width and height are also doubled. Three dimensions doubled, which leads to an 8-fold increase in volume.
We can use these ideas to determine the dimension of a dataset. High-dimensional data often lies in a low-dimensional manifold. The dimension of this manifold is the “true” dimension of the data. Imagine I make a ball around one of the data points, and count the number of points in the ball. If I double the radius of the ball, the number of points will increase by , where is the “true” dimension of the data. We can estimate with
Written on April 13th, 2018 by Scott Roy


The source files have .sfdl
extensions.
Some of them have matching .cjs
files with sample input data. (cjs is
Cson, see README).
$ cd BASEDIR/sfdl $ make gcd.runtime # in another terminal: $ card_server -d /tmp/faerieplay $ cvm gcd.runtime < gcd-input.cjsCheck out the other SFDL (
ls *.sfdl
) example files in the same
manner.


Four steps get to your CPS school on time.
No start or end time available. Please choose your arival time below.
I'm going to , at leaving right now. I'm getting there by from .
I'm going to , at leaving right now. I'm getting there by from .


Woman tragically dies after going swimming off coast of Ballycastle, Co Antrim
Another lady pulled from the water is being treated for hypothermia
by Maurice FitzmauriceA woman has tragically died while swimming off the coast of Co Antrim this morning.
The tragic incident happened when the woman entered the sea at Ballycastle at around 8am, along with another swimmer.
Members of the emergency services, including the Coastguard Helicopter, Air Ambulance, police and the fire department, all rushed to the scene.
It is believed the other lady pulled from the water is being treated for hypothermia.
An Northern Ireland Ambulance Service spokesman said: “The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service received a 999 call at 08:28 on 9 December 2019 following reports of a number of swimmers in difficulty in Ballycastle.
“NIAS despatched 2 Emergency crews, 2 ambulance officers and a HART officer to the scene. The Charity Air Ambulance, with a HEMS team on board, was also tasked to the incident.
“Following assessment and initial treatment at the scene, one female patient was taken, by ambulance to Causeway Hospital.”
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A wizard is a simpler interface for a user to enter large amounts of data. The concept behind a wizard is to present small groups of inputs for a user in such a manner that the enter entry process doesn't become too tedious. It's normally a good idea to group inputs that are relevant to similar or the same section of data being collected onto steps on a wizard: this is part of making the process a little more painless for the user.
The Wizard class provides a simple way to achieve this aim: in a nutshell, you, as the programmer, just need to tell the Wizard about how you would like your information to be gathered, and you can let the wizard take care of the rendering and the logic required to make the appropriate steps available as the user clicks her way through the multiple steps. I coded this for use on a project that has, as it's base core, user-defined forms. I needed a unified way to present these forms, as well as to capture the data necessary to generate these forms.
Whilst I believe that the demo page (test_wiz.php) and the comments within the wizard class file (wizard.php) make implementation quite clear, I realise that some people may just be put off by the sheer size of the class file (some 2032 lines at time of writing), or daunted by an unfamiliar coding style. To this end, I've tried to compile some more "official" documentation in this file, because I've had so many requests for it. Someone offered to get his students to write documentation as they used the class to further their studies. I haven't heard any more on that, but, should such documentation arise, I would gladly include it here -- it's always useful to get someone else's perspective on things.
Using the wizard class has several benefits, even if you just want to render a single-step form, which will not get the trappings of navigation buttons:
I tend to do just about all of my coding in VIM. Actually, I stick to using the graphical version (GVIM), but sometimes make short trips to the land of the console. My reasons are simple: I need a uniform development environment on win32 and linux (because I'm forced to use the first, and I love to use the second), and I needed something powerful, yet simple and, quite importantly, free. Not just free as in beer -- free as in licensing. I believe that the days of closed-source applications are over. Commercial apps can still be written: a coder has to eat and feed his wife and all that. But your clients deserve disclosure on the source, should you be abducted by aliens or something similar. Or even just so they can also hire a hacker to implement features you didn't think of. But enough of that.
Also, whilst VIM may give an initially steep learning curve, and seem to contain unnecessary keyboard work, you will find that other editors become annoying after you find the true power in vim. Also, very few other editors are as ready to adapt to the coder's wishes.
The point is that you might notice a few commented out <<<'s and corresponding >>>'s. This is not an angle-bracket fetish: it's my choice for fold markers in vim (thanks to a friend) because curly braces cause problems in Tcl (even when commented), and tend to mess up the brace-matching for languages that use braces for code blocks, since vim cannot always tell what is a code brace, and what is a fold brace. You also might notice that I tend to stick to an 80 column line. This can make some sections of deep code a little short on space, but it's something I do as a matter of style (thanks to the same friend). It makes for easier reading on a terminal, and means that the code is more easily available to anyone who has time to waste on it.
I've noticed a few bits of feedback which generally follow the lines "It doesn't work!", or, more helpfully "There isn't an include directory in the zip archive I got from phpclasses.org -- but your scripts rely on it!". This is no programming bungle -- rather, it should be apparent that segregation of code is a very important concept to keep in mind, especially when working on a system that approaches the 50 000 to 100 000 (or more) lines of code area. We're talking about a lot of code. Many files. It would be downright silly to keep those files in one directory. Maintenance would be a mission.
So, the experienced coder, who has had to deal with mind-numbing lists of files in the same directory (that would be me!) realises that it's very important to segregate code. I used to just segregate library code from calling pages -- but now I would even suggest segregating out sections of code that do different things. It's the UNIX philosophy of building something small and contained that does exactly one thing well. Even though I have to admit that the wizard class alone borders on a serious violation of that principle. Nonetheless, I have to point out some factors that seemed quite obvious to me, but which are obviously less apparent to someone else. Also, the explanation seems necessary, since phpclasses.org does not do any filesystem hierarchy within their archives that you download. I just add files, and they bundle them, on the fly, into an archive for you to use. It would be way neat if I could specify a filesystem layout for the archive, but I don't seem to have that option. So here are a few guidelines:
A lot of this explanation is just taken from the test_wiz.php file. Refer to that when you want a flowing example of code (such that it is).
Most of the method interfaces in the wizard class are achieved through arrays of arguments. Simply because it allows you to specify whatever arguments you want to specify, in whatever order you want. Kind of like the way Python works. This means that you will often see the following kind of method call:
$obj->method(array(
"index1" => "value1",
"index2" => "value2",
));
When I refer to arguments by name, you will be specifying them like this. You can, of course, define the array before doing the method call, and just give the array as the only argument (the first few calls in test_wiz.php are like that) -- I just think that the code is clearer the first way.
Instantiating the wizard is easy -- you just assign a new instance of the class to a variable. You can integrate the wizard's overall settings into the instantiation, or set it later (the settings are available, oddly enough, from an array referenced by: $obj->settings).
Possible setting values are:
| Setting | Influence | Default |
|---|---|---|
| postpage | The single page that will collect all of the data from the wizard that is generated. The wizard does not require that your surrounding code know anything about the fact that there is a multi-step form in the process: the collecting postpage just needs to handle the data captured. | None -- you must specify this. |
| datepickstyle | Sets the type of date picker used (if any). Here's the kicker:
there's a greatdhtml calendar, which I've included in the
supporting files. It's not mine, and I'm only including it for the
sake of completeness. It is open-source and free, but I'm not
going to ensure that the latest version is in the wizard archive.
Sorry. I just have too much else to do. On the other hand, I might
update it sometime. But don't hold your breath. The dhtml calendar is the default, but there are some minor issues: particularly, in that awful browser IE, z-ordering is not respected for all html elements, such that there are some nifty js functions that hide html elements that would otherwise just stupidly sit on top of the calendar. Mozilla, of course, doesn't suffer from this affliction. If the hiding and re-appearing of inline items annoys you, feel free to use the other picker style: "popup". This is a calendar that I wrote, originally in asp, and ported to php, datepicker.php. It works quite nicely, and may be more powerful -- though I have tried to duplicate the nifty features in the dhtml calendar's coding (which is why I don't want to maintain latest versioning). You can override the popup page, if you have something nicer. See the docs on the datepicker item. |
dhtml |
| formname | Name of the form that is generated. | frmWizard |
| cancelpage | Page to go to if the user clicks the Cancel button | Not set -- you must set this |
| formmethod | Method property of generated form. Can be "post" or "get". | post |
| cancelmsg | When the user clicks cancel, she should be asked if she's really sure or something to that effect. This is the message, to be displayed with a yes/no dialogue. | Are you sure you would like to cancel this operation? |
| summary | Most often, a long wizard has a summary page at the end where the user can check her input. This is what this setting is for. Possible values are 1 and 0 -- 1 renders the summary page, and 0 doesn't. | 0 |
| summary_title | Title on summary page (if rendered) | Summary: |
| summary_caption | Caption on summary page (if rendered) | Below is a summary of the data you have entered. |
| summary_image | As you will see just now, ever step may have an associated icon image at the top left of the form. This is just the image that can be used for the summary. Images should be kept small -- they should, if even present, just be an identifying icon for the wizard or stage. Check out how the icon is used on a typical installer. The image is totally optional: not setting an image just causes the wizard to render slightly differently: there is no "gap" left where the image should have been. | None set -- optional |
| summary_label | A at the end of the summary instructing the user to check her work and click finish when she's done. | Click "Finish" to save this data. |
| images_dir | Directory to use as the base for all images not explicitly set in the wizard, such as the size_up image for the textarea. | The dir is looked for, by name (images/) off of the calling script's dir, the wizard script's dir, and the parent of the wizard script's dir |
| includes_dir | Dir to search for included php and js files. The js includes are also searched for in the parent of this dir, the calling script's dir, and lang/ dirs off of the parent and include dirs. | The dir is searched for, much like images_dir |
| wizdisplay | Boolean: whether or not to display with the whole "wizard" look and feel. When set to false, the steps are all rendered in a rather flat, ordinary fashion, and the titles and captions for your steps are ignored. | true |
| mark_required | Boolean: whether or not to mark required fields with a nice red asterisk. | true |
Each step must be properly defined, and should contain at least one data entry (otherwise, what's the point of that step?). Note that if you only have one step on your wizard, then it reverts to just being a fancy form: the Next and Back buttons will not be rendered. Steps are added like follows:
$obj->addstep(array(
// put your step settings here
));
The following settings are available:
| Setting | Influence | Default |
|---|---|---|
| title | Title to display on step | Step [current step number] |
| caption | Caption to display on the step | This is step number: [current step number] |
| image | URL to image to use for a step icon | Not set (optional) |
| stepnum | Number of step to add this in as. There are also two special words you can use here: prepend and append, which will do as the words suggest. | append |
On to the real meat of what's happening here. The inputs you define will be the user's direct means of capturing the data she has to capture. So use them wisely.
You would use the addstep method of the wizard class, in the same manner that you have called other methods: with an array containing your required settings (taken directly from the wizard.php comments, and formatted nicely for you to read):
| Setting | Influence | Default | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| step | The step number to add this to. If the step doesn't exist, it is created. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| prompt | The textural prompt string that the user sees.
IOW, the question he/she must answer. For example: "What is your name?" |
None -- you must specify this | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| type | The input type of the input; possible values are:
|
textbox | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| options | The allowable options for input types that require options. Empty option lists are allowed (but why?) but are logged. Options are brought in in array format. (yes, this is a sub-array in the settings array) | None set -- please set where needed | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| position | Where to place this. Defaults to append, but may be numeric (watch out: will overwrite anything there) or "prepend". In the interests of keeping code tighter, be warned that prepending inputs will end up with inputs with *negative* positions, which may produce unexpected results. | append | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| required | The step cannot progress until a value is chosen / entered | 0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| required_val | the step cannot progress until the required value has been selected (eg "Do you accept the license?" requiring a "yes") | Not set. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| varname | Name of variable to load with this value
no checking done: make sure you don't use same
names, otherwise expect unexpected results (: update:this is also aliased by "name" |
Not set. Must be set | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| value | The loaded value of the input | Not set. Optional | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| style | Extra css style parameters that an input may have. If there are no semi-colons in this string, then it is assumed that the style string is a class. | If not set, then the style classes in the wizard.php file will take effect | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| extra | Extra parameters to the input generator this is to come in as an array. Some inputs can take extra bits of information (for instance, you can choose the layout of checkbuttons). Please check each individual "extra" invocation in wizard.php to fiddle with these. Some extra parameters that may be useful:
|
Not set. Set if required | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| title | Title to display in regular tooltip and statusbar for this input -- appears over input item | Not set. Optional | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| caption | Short title used as a mini-heading in the summary page (if rendered). Not required: defaults to the prompt. | Not set. Optional | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| tooltip | Longer tooltip that will appear over the prompt, using a dhtml tooltip item. Not required. | Not set. Optional | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| cascades | This is an option specific to the cassel input. I was going just just make it part of the "extra" array, but the Cassel cascades definition is already quite a complex nesting of arrays: I just wanted to make it one level simpler for the programmer to define. Look at the Cassel documentation to see how cascade arrays are defined: such discussion is outside of the scope of this document. There is a reasonable example in the test_wiz.php example script, however. | blank array |
Once you have set up your wizard, you just need to tell it to render. Of course, this means that you can set up the wizard inch-by-inch over a convoluted php file, and only render at the end of it all. The general idea, from a wizard's standpoint is:
$wiz = new Wizard(array(
// place your wizard settings here
));
$step = $wiz->addstep(array(
// place your step settings here
));
$wiz->addinput(array(
"step" => $step,
// input settings go here,
));
...
...
$wiz->render();
Some small notes:
Author: Dave McColl, 2005-06-14


Graphic design is evolving, nowadays it is necessary to be practically a chameleon to be an important piece in the constant transformation of a world that is governed by consumerism and capitalism. Every designer on the planet has had to change their perspective, accelerate their pace and forge new paths that allow them to position themselves in the market, due to the excessive growth of the competition.
From the perspective of many, graphic design itself, no longer works. The demand forces a graphic designer to have at least ten other tasks (that mostly don’t belong to their career), in order to get a job or achieve some dream promotion. Several examples of the aforementioned take place in the field of marketing, professionals in this field must have knowledge of design to be successful, but they do not study five or six years to specialize; However, by taking a Photoshop course, they are already the direct competitors of graphic designers, and in many cases, they get the jobs that design professionals should obtain by right, and then who do we blame?
Is it the fault of the designers themselves? Those who end up accepting work that requires them to have knowledge of a thousand other things that are not part of their true tasks? Those who accept to create large projects for low pay? Those who accelerate processes by downloading templates to finish the projects in just a few hours ?, the answer is yes and no. Designers must be trained for absolutely everything, but this does not mean that new design talents are willing to humiliate themselves to get a job.
But then, what is necessary for a design professional to stand out? The key lies in the roots of design, that is: Visual communication. By definition, visual communication is described as “a transmission of information and ideas in a variety of ways that can be perceived in whole or in part, simply by sight.” This means that visual communication has a message with the power to inform or persuade the user.
And is not graphic design the same as visual communication? The answer is: it depends. A graphic design professional is trained to conceive, program, project and perform visual communication in each of the projects he performs, however, in many cases, the competition induces these professionals to succumb to the ease and become one more of the bunch, when downloading templates or placing their ideas in lockers with limitations, only to meet the times or expectations of their bosses, colleagues or clients.
I once heard that a good design project should be able to talk. That is why today ask the questions: Does your project speak? What does it say? What message does it express? It is necessary to understand that a good design is always going to say something, and this is where I must emphasize that the point of difference between a true design professional, and the rest of the professionals who only have vague knowledge of how to use a computer program, It is THE MESSAGE.
It is not enough to make something look good, it is not enough to place some shapes, turn them around and present them in color. It is necessary that a good design has a powerful message, a creative composition and a feeling behind it. It is time for the world to change the perspective it has of design professionals, and the change must begin in us, the designers.
Stop designing by templates, stop wanting to satisfy everyone, stop forcing ourselves to present a finished project in just a few hours, and stop humiliating us just for a job! Our work involves a beautiful process of exploration, research, composition and innovation. The roots of every good designer involve visual communication, social study and even psychological mastery. We must assess each element and resource that our work implies, and the important thing is to begin with the process of making others understand that our work is valuable, and that, as professionals, we deserve respect.
Written by: Zulmy
| Creative Designer of GRAPHIGNIS


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Zebra gives birth to second foal at Taiping Zoo
TAIPING, Nov 29 — Taiping Zoo & Night Safari created history again today when its zebra gave birth to a second foal within one year.
The zoo’s director Dr Kevin Lazarus said the foal was born between 3am and 4am this morning and would become the latest attraction in the country’s oldest zoo which was opened in 1961.
“With the new birth, the zoo now has two zebra foals and a set of parents,” he said when contacted here today.
On November 11 last year, the zoo’s female zebra from South Africa gave birth to a filly after the Taiping & Night Safari Zoo borrowed a male zebra from the National Zoo for breeding purposes. — Bernama


Some time ago I was introduced to dmt by a wonderful woman. It was my experience that many deep hits were required to reach a truly mystical mindset and/or synesthesia, if a smaller amount was taken only euphoria was achieved. The harsh nature of the smoke prohibits holding it in the lung and thus much of the material is not absorbed. The first batch of dmt I tried was I believe synthesized, my next exposure was years later to an plant extract (likely acacia) which contained both dmt and 5meo dmt. We smoked this with a glass tube vaporizer, and in the process of doing so decided to combine the dmt with n2o.
I took several deep hits and began to feel strong effects both a physical euphoria and bright visual hallucinations. I closed my eyes then began to hyperventilate with a balloon of n2o. Immediately the colors vanished, I was in the exact same churning pattern realm as before but it was black on black. The trip did seem to last longer, but felt somehow sacrilegious. I will never again combine dmt and n2o (ketamine and n2o on the other hand are great).
I waited for some while then repeated the experiment this time using the balloon without n2o. The same size pinch of powder gave a strong longer-lasting colorful trip than it would have without recycling the smoke. My friend who was much more familiar with this plant-derived material agreed that the balloon extended and intensified the trip. We experimented with the technique and found one of us could take several huge hits, blow them into the balloon and pass this to the other who would then breath it in then out (into the balloon) and pass it back. I was able to get a good high off only second hand smoke. However the best tek was to take hits as I normally would until I was almost to the point of complete incapacitation, all the while saving them in the balloon and then hyperventilating into super conscious hyperspace. I hope this tek will be of some use to the community. It is a very economical use of a precious substance. Go boldly forth.
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FD: Two kids, two women seriously hurt in crash at 35th Avenue and Camelback
by abc15.com staffPHOENIX — Two children and two women were hospitalized after a crash in west Phoenix on Thursday night.
According to Phoenix fire officials, a two-vehicle crash happened at 35th Avenue and Camelback Road around 7:30 p.m.
Fire officials said two 8-year-old children were rushed to Phoenix Children's trauma center in serious condition. Two women were taken to an area hospital also with serious injuries.
Phoenix police are investigating.
Stay with ABC15 and abc15.com for updates on this developing story.


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Open Pampas [at21], plain, in Mandoria, peasants: 155
Last updated Turn #146
Open Pampas [at21], plain, in Mandoria, peasants: 155
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30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Open Pampas:
North, plain, to Open Pampas [as21], 7 days
East, plain, to Open Pampas [at22], 7 days
Garrison [iy1u], garrison, uncontrolled, with six peasants
South, plain, to Open Pampas [au21], 7 days
West, plain, to Open Pampas [at20], 7 days
Inner locations:
Graveyard [ac8v], graveyard, 1 day
Spire of the Dead [q75], tower, defense 20
Seen here:
Garrison [ct8o], garrison, uncontrolled, with two soldiers


RepLearn 2013
Workshop on Learning Rich Representations from Low-Level Sensors
Monday, July 15th, 2013 in Bellevue, Washington, USA.
In conjunction with AAAI 2013.
Submit by March 28th, 2013 through workshop site at
http://marcpickett.com/RepLearn2013/
Motivation and Relevance
A human-level artificially intelligent agent must be able to represent and reason about the world, at some level, in terms of high-level concepts such as entities and relations. The problem of acquiring these rich high-level representations, known as the knowledge acquisition bottleneck, has long been an obstacle for achieving human-level AI. A popular approach to this problem is to handcraft these high-level representations, but this has had limited success. An alternate approach is for rich representations to be learned autonomously from low-level sensor data. Potentially, the latter approach may yield more robust representations, and should rely less on human knowledge-engineering.
Topics
We are interested in all parts of the bridge between low-level-sensors and rich high-level representations and their use in reasoning tasks. This includes but is not limited to:
Format
This one-day workshop will begin with an explanation of the workshop's focus and research overview. We will decompose the workshop into themes that concern learning rich representations from sensor data: tasks, techniques, evaluations, or demonstrations. We will include invited talks from senior researchers who can summarize their long-term research on this topic. We will also include one or more panels that focus on the themes listed above, and their challenges.
Contact
Submission information and schedule at http://marcpickett.com/RepLearn2013/
Contact Marc Pickett<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for questions.
Important Dates
- Paper submission: March 28th, 2013
- Notification of acceptance: April 19th, 2013
- Camera-ready papers: May 9th, 2013
- Workshop date: July 15th, 2013
Submission
Submissions are due by March 28th. You are invited to submit through the EasyChair link on the workshop website. All submissions should be in AAAI's two-column format, and must not have been published elsewhere. Research papers should not exceed 6 pages, and position papers should not exceed 3 pages. All submissions will be refereed based on their relevance, originality, significance and soundness.
Organizing Committee
- Marc Pickett, Naval Research Laboratory
- Benjamin Kuipers, University of Michigan
- Yann LeCun, New York University
- Clayton Morrison, University of Arizona


My skills
It started four years ago as a hobby. At first I taught Java. A year of learning this language gave me the opportunity to go to the All-Ukrainian competition, where I took third place. Later I became interested in the Android platform. After a little practice, I went to this competition again, where with my program "Schedule" I took 2nd place. At university I was given knowledge of Java, C ++, C #. However, I worked in the RainViewer team where I gained hands-on experience with Kotlin and the Anroid SDK. And I wrote a library for Android "BottomSheet". I use the Linux operating system as my main, although I also have many years of Windows experience. In my free time I played with neural networks, and Linux. For myself, I wrote a driver for the touchpad for Linux, which adds the ability to use various gestures on it. As a student, I wrote several interesting projects: System for reservation cottages and rooms, NeuralVision
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by MarinThe SLUSH event is becoming the main event for all the tech-oriented startup companies to share their achievements and try to find partners to do business. Nokia used the SLUSH to launch its Nokia N1 tablet a few years ago, and since then it was present at the event. This year the visitors will also be able to find Nokia people there but as a partner to Finnish operator Telia. They will be demonstrating the recognition based biometric authentication payment over 5G that was developed in cooperation with the Finnish company OP. Kf you are coming to Slush, you can reach them at the booth 6C.8!


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Using different fonts and font sizesTrees are breathing partners. We need trees in order to live. People and animals depend on trees and plants for oxygen. As we breathe in, our body takes in oxygen. As we breathe out, we give out carbon dioxide. Trees do just the opposite. They take in carbon dioxide ans then release oxygen.
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public interface MeshModel
This interface declares basic functionality for storing data for a Finite
Element Model mesh. This includes the ability to read in the geometric data
from different file types and obtain the nodes and their connections. These
connections are generally edges, triangles, and quadrilaterals. They differ
only in the amount of connections per element, where edges have one
connection, triangles have three and quadrilaterals have four. This means
that they can all be stored in the same basic structure, such as a
NodeConnectionMatrix
and will only differ in size. For instance, one
quadrilateral will be four times as large as one edge. The user should be
able to select subsets of nodes for later calculations. Thus, there should
also be methods to set default node sets when geometry is read in.
This MeshModel
should also be Renderable
, meaning that a
Java3D scene should be created from the stored data. Inherently, node
connections do not contain coordinate data, which is generally only stored
in the nodes. Therefore, the MeshModel
must be able to create the
correct line and polygon coordinate geometry for the Java3D renderer. In
order to assure that the nodes, node connections, and node subsets contain
data for the same geometry, a consistency check must be available. There
should also be methods to set the color properties of the geometry during
runtime.
This MeshModel
should also be Loggable
, meaning that for
important user-controlled events, log messages should be fired so that the
user can have a command history and be able to view the current status of the
stored data. There must be methods to access the data for calculations or
output. Before output data can be made, queries must be available to check
if the data is already stored.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
NodeConnectionMatrix |
getEdges()
Returns the currently stored edges. |
javax.swing.ComboBoxModel |
getGeometryColorModel()
Returns the ComboBoxModel of the geometry colors that
can be rendered in Java3D. |
java.io.File |
getGeometryFile()
Returns the file where the geometric data was last imported. |
javax.swing.ComboBoxModel |
getNodeKeyModel()
Returns the ComboBoxModel of the groups of node
subsets. |
NodeMatrix |
getNodes()
Returns the currently stored nodes. |
NodeConnectionMatrix |
getQuadrilaterals()
Returns the currently stored quadrilaterals. |
KeyList |
getSelectedNodeKeys()
Returns the KeyList of the currently selected node subset group. |
NodeConnectionMatrix |
getTriangles()
Returns the currently stored triangles. |
boolean |
hasEdges()
Tests if this MeshModel is storing any edges. |
boolean |
hasNodeKeys()
Tests if this MeshModel is storing any node subsets. |
boolean |
hasNodes()
Tests if this MeshModel is storing any nodes. |
boolean |
hasQuadrilaterals()
Tests if this MeshModel is storing any quadrilaterals. |
boolean |
hasTriangles()
Tests if this MeshModel is storing any triangles. |
void |
importGeometry(java.lang.String fileName)
Selects the appropriate GeometryReader for the given file
and imports all the available geometry contained in the file. |
void |
importNodeKeyLists(java.lang.String fileName)
Selects the appropriate KeyReader for the given file and imports
all the available groups of node subsets contained in the file. |
boolean |
isConsistent()
Tests if all the node keys of this MeshModel are contained in the
stored nodes. |
void |
setDefaultKeys()
Creates a default node subset group called All Nodes , which is
inserted to the node key model. |
| Methods inherited from interface de.iabg.swing.Loggable |
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addLogListener, fireLogChanged, removeLogListener |
| Methods inherited from interface de.iabg.j3d.Renderable |
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addSceneListener, fireScene2DChanged, fireScene3DChanged, getBoundingRadius2D, getBoundingRadius3D, getScene2D, getScene3D, removeSceneListener |
| Method Detail |
|---|
NodeConnectionMatrix getEdges()
NodeConnectionMatrix
storing the edgesjavax.swing.ComboBoxModel getGeometryColorModel()
ComboBoxModel
of the geometry colors that
can be rendered in Java3D.
ComboBoxModel
of the geometry colorsjava.io.File getGeometryFile()
javax.swing.ComboBoxModel getNodeKeyModel()
ComboBoxModel
of the groups of node
subsets.
ComboBoxModel
of the node key groupsNodeMatrix getNodes()
NodeMatrix
storing the nodesNodeConnectionMatrix getQuadrilaterals()
NodeConnectionMatrix
storing the quadrilateralsKeyList getSelectedNodeKeys()
KeyList
of the currently selected node subset group.
KeyList
of the currently selected node keysNodeConnectionMatrix getTriangles()
NodeConnectionMatrix
storing the trianglesboolean hasEdges()
MeshModel
is storing any edges.
true
if this MeshModel
stores any edges;
false
otherwiseboolean hasNodeKeys()
MeshModel
is storing any node subsets.
true
if this MeshModel
stores any node subsets;
false
otherwiseboolean hasNodes()
MeshModel
is storing any nodes.
true
if this MeshModel
stores any nodes;
false
otherwiseboolean hasQuadrilaterals()
MeshModel
is storing any quadrilaterals.
true
if this MeshModel
stores any
quadrilaterals; false
otherwiseboolean hasTriangles()
MeshModel
is storing any triangles.
true
if this MeshModel
stores any triangles;
false
otherwisevoid importGeometry(java.lang.String fileName) throws java.io.FileNotFoundException, java.io.IOException
GeometryReader
for the given file
and imports all the available geometry contained in the file. This
includes the nodes, edges, triangles, and quadrilaterals.
fileName
- the file to be imported
java.io.FileNotFoundException
- if the file could not be found
java.io.IOException
- if the file could not be readvoid importNodeKeyLists(java.lang.String fileName) throws java.io.FileNotFoundException, java.io.IOException
KeyReader
for the given file and imports
all the available groups of node subsets contained in the file.
fileName
- the file to be imported
java.io.FileNotFoundException
- if the file could not be found
java.io.IOException
- if the file could not be readboolean isConsistent()
MeshModel
are contained in the
stored nodes. If there are no stored nodes or no stored node keys, this
method should return true
.
true
if all node keys are contains in the nodes, if
there are no stored nodes, or if there are no stored node key;
false
otherwisevoid setDefaultKeys()
All Nodes
, which is
inserted to the node key model. This group should contain all of the
currently stored nodes.
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Salvia is the first psychedelic I have ever tried. One night, I asked for a sign to show me that there was some kind of entity there when I was smoking salvia. After a few minutes, I thought that I wasn't going to see anything, but when I opened my eyes I saw this creature in the tree right in front of me. It wasn't a full blown hallucination or anything, just a bunch of branches more noticeable than the rest of the tree. When I walked up to it, I was able to see a face.
So, for the next couple days or so I was feeling very excited that there was actually an entity within salvia. Theories of alternate realities ran through my head along with theories that salvia is the earth spirit or god. Then I began thinking about what I saw and how I was probably just looking really hard for something. I was an atheist so doubt about spiritual and religious experiences was not uncommon for me.
I smoked a couple times since then, and have only had great experiences. The last time I smoked I was hoping that I would actually get to see lady salvia. Unfortunately, that did not happen. I went home that weekend though, and when I arrived I was still feeling the afterglow. My mom is an artist so she was showing me the many things she had made since I had been away at college. Then, I walked into the kitchen and saw a little painting.
It was the creature that I had seen when I asked for the sign. It wasn't a vague resemblance, almost every little detail was there. It had the same forked-head, it was green, the left arm was up a little more than the right, and it didn't have any legs. Needless to say, doubt totally left me from that point on, and I totally believe that there is an entity that exists within salvia. I feel spiritually revived knowing that there is something else out there.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


LIBNETCFG
Section: Perl Programmers Reference Guide (1)Updated: 2012-06-22
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
libnetcfg - configure libnetDESCRIPTION
The libnetcfg utility can be used to configure the libnet. Starting from perl 5.8 libnet is part of the standard Perl distribution, but the libnetcfg can be used for any libnet installation.USAGE
Without arguments libnetcfg displays the current configuration.
$ libnetcfg # old config ./libnet.cfg daytime_hosts ntp1.none.such ftp_int_passive 0 ftp_testhost ftp.funet.fi inet_domain none.such nntp_hosts nntp.none.such ph_hosts pop3_hosts pop.none.such smtp_hosts smtp.none.such snpp_hosts test_exist 1 test_hosts 1 time_hosts ntp.none.such # libnetcfg -h for help $
It tells where the old configuration file was found (if found).
The "-h" option will show a usage message.
To change the configuration you will need to use either the "-c" or the "-d" options.
The default name of the old configuration file is by default ``libnet.cfg'', unless otherwise specified using the -i option, "-i oldfile", and it is searched first from the current directory, and then from your module path.
The default name of the new configuration file is ``libnet.cfg'', and by default it is written to the current directory, unless otherwise specified using the -o option, "-o newfile".
SEE ALSO
Net::Config, Net::libnetFAQAUTHORS
Graham Barr, the original Configure script of libnet.Jarkko Hietaniemi, conversion into libnetcfg for inclusion into Perl 5.8.
Index
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vignettes/articles/enrichR.Rmd
enrichR.Rmd
EnrichR [1][2] is a GSE (Gene Set Enrichment) method that infers biological knowledge by performing enrichment of input gene sets with curated biologically relevant prior databases that represent biological functions or functional pathways. Single-Cell Toolkit (SCTK) offers an easy to use interface to the EnrichR method and only requires the selection of input genes and the databases against which the genes should be tested.
To view detailed instructions on how to use the method from the toolkit, please select “Interactive Analysis” for using enrichR in shiny application or “Console Analysis” for using this method on R console from the tabs below:
An overall workflow guide on how to use EnrichR sub-tab is described below.
To enter the tab for running EnrichR analysis, users need to:
Approaches to select genes
At the top-left of the EnrichR tab, a radio-button set is provided for users to choose a way to specify the gene set to use for EnrichR test.
Select DE Analysis - After performing differential expression analysis with SCTK, users will have options available in this dropdown box. Users can select an analysis to import the DEGs identified there.
Use Log2FC greater than - Filter the DEGs, to only use genes with the absolute value of log2 fold-change greater than the input.
Use FDR less than - Filter the DEGs, to only use genes with FDR value less than the input.
Only use upregulated genes - Filter the DEGs, check to only use genes with positive log2 fold-change values.
Use mean exp in group1 greater than - Filter the DEGs, to only use genes with mean expression within group1 (what is group1?) greater then the input.
Use mean exp in group2 less than - Filter the DEGs, to only use genes with mean expression within group2 less then the input.
Use exp% in group1 greater than - Filter the DEGs, to only use genes expressed in greater than this fraction of cells in group1.
Use exp% in group2 less than - Filter the DEGs, to only use genes expressed in greater than this fraction of cells in group1.
By making changes above, the number of remaining DEGs and the list of remaining DEGs will be shown at the bottom of this section.
Users can upload a text table file where the first column contains the gene identifiers. A text file with one gene per line works the same. CSV, TSV or TXT formats may be accepted. Depending on the exact situation of the file, selection might be applied in the following options.
Header - If the first line of the file is a header (e.g. column names if it’s a table, “Genes”, “Symbols” or etc. if it’s just the genes), users need to check this option to let the APP ignore the line.
Separator - If the text file is a table, users need to make sure of the separator of entries and make the corresponding selection here. Usually, “Comma” for CSV files and “Tab” for TSV files.
Quote - Depending on whether each entry in the text table file is quoted, users might make a selection here. Users might open file with a text editor software, or run head ${FILENAME}
command on Unix system, to exactly have a check on it.
Match feature type - If the type of the gene identifiers (e.g. symbol, ensembl ID, etc.) provided in the file does not match to the default type for the dataset (denoted as “rownames”), users need to select from available feature metadata to find the match.
Other necessary options
Select symbol annotation - EnrichR only expects gene symbols as the input. That’s to say, if the genes selected from previous steps appear to be IDs, EnrichR is likely to return zero lines of result. In this case, users are provided with a selection to convert the identifier type from available feature metadata.
Select DB - Select databases to test the input genes against. By default, no selection is made and all available databases will be used. However, this may take long time to compute
Set analysis name - Users have to set an analysis name for each run, in order to distinguish the results of different input.
Press Run to start computation of enrichment scores.
Result display
After running the analysis, the result table will be automatically shown on the right side of the EnrichR tab (left part of the figure). The content to be shown might be adjusted as instructed below.
Click on the cog button to open a dropdown box with options (right part of the figure).
Select analysis name - Choose to show the result of a sepecific analysis. All EnrichR analyses conducted by SCTK will be available here.
Show result of sepecific database - Filter the result table by database. Only the databases used for the selected analysis will be available here. Leave unselected for showing all results.
1. Select genes and databases
websiteLive <- getOption("enrichR.live")
if (isTRUE(websiteLive)) {
enrichR::listEnrichrSites()
enrichR::setEnrichrSite("Enrichr") # Human genes
}
genes <- c("HES1", "PON2", "FBXO44", "DEK", "SOX4", "FBXL16")
databases <- enrichR::listEnrichrDbs()$libraryName
2. Run EnrichR
sce <- runEnrichR(inSCE = sce, features = genes, db = databases,
analysisName = "tutorial_analysis")
For the runEnrichR()
function above, the required parameters are:
inSCE
: The input SingleCellExperiment
objectfeatures
: A vector of input gene namesanalysisName
: A string to identify a single analysisOther optional parameters include:
db
: A character vector of the databases to testby
: Indicates where the method should find the features
. Can be "rownames"
or a column name of rowData(inSCE)
.featureName
: EnrichR expects gene symbols as the input. Need to choose from rowData
to convert features
if necessary.3. Get results
getEnrichRResult(sce, analysisName = "tutorial_analysis")$result
# Fetch databases
library(enrichR)
websiteLive <- getOption("enrichR.live")
if (isTRUE(websiteLive)) {
listEnrichrSites()
setEnrichrSite("Enrichr") # Human genes
}
# Make enrichR do its job, and connect to the database
databases <- listEnrichrDbs()
# Load singleCellTK & pbmc3k example data
library(singleCellTK)
sce <- importExampleData(dataset = "pbmc3k")
# Select genes
genes <- c("HES1", "PON2", "FBXO44", "DEK", "SOX4", "FBXL16")
# Run enrichR
sce <- runEnrichR(inSCE = sce, features = genes, db = databases$libraryName,
analysisName = "tutorial_test")
# Print the first five results
result <- getEnrichRResult(sce, "tutorial_test")$result
head(result)
| Database_selected | Term | Overlap | P.value | Adjusted.P.value | Old.P.value | Old.Adjusted.P.value | Odds.Ratio | Combined.Score | Genes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7750 | LINCS_L1000_Chem_Pert_down | LJP006 MCF10A 3H-withaferin-a-3.33 | 3/68 | 7.46e-07 | 0.001323 | 0 | 0 | 307 | 4326 | PON2;HES1;SOX4 |
| 28670 | PFOCR_Pathways | PMC5640840 Zjv9991830150008 | 2/6 | 1.12e-06 | 0.000192 | 0 | 0 | 2499 | 34229 | HES1;SOX4 |
| 7751 | LINCS_L1000_Chem_Pert_down | LJP006 MCF10A 3H-radicicol-10 | 3/82 | 1.32e-06 | 0.001323 | 0 | 0 | 252 | 3413 | PON2;HES1;SOX4 |
| 32758 | PFOCR_Pathways_2023 | PMC5640840 F8 | 2/7 | 1.57e-06 | 0.000324 | 0 | 0 | 1999 | 26709 | HES1;SOX4 |
| 5530 | LINCS_L1000_Chem_Pert_up | LJP006 A375 24H-KIN001-043-1.11 | 3/91 | 1.80e-06 | 0.004006 | 0 | 0 | 226 | 2992 | PON2;HES1;SOX4 |
| 4156 | Genes_Associated_with_NIH_Grants | R01GM072915 | 2/8 | 2.10e-06 | 0.000279 | 0 | 0 | 1666 | 21778 | DEK;SOX4 |
[1] M. V. Kuleshov et al., “Enrichr: a comprehensive gene set enrichment analysis web server 2016 update,” Nucleic acids research, vol. 44, no. W1, pp. W90–W97, Jul. 2016, doi: 10.1093/nar/gkw377.
[2] E. Y. Chen et al., “Enrichr: Interactive and collaborative HTML5 gene list enrichment analysis tool,” BMC Bioinformatics, vol. 14, no. 1, pp. 1–14, Apr. 2013, doi: 10.1186/1471-2105-14-128.


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So, if you are having problems installing Cyanogenmod 7 for Nook Color on a MicroSD card you are not alone. I was in the same boat, the MicroSD card I used was Transcend 32 GB Class 4, as it turns out make of the card does matter. Fortunately though I had a 2 GB Sandisk SD card laying around gathering dust, so I decided to put it to use.
I followed these instructions to install Android on a Micro SD card for my Nook Color, it worked for Sandisk but not for my Transcend Micro SD card. I got a whole bunch of IO errors with Transcend while installing. The problem is with the SD card, and as it turns out not all SD cards are the same and some are evil.
For all of you, those who want an easy and workable solution, you can download the gunziped image file here (~250 MB) that I created. MD5 checksum is 7b2c46113f4e9baa73c61b1f5d98a78b (if you care).
Extract it (type tar -zxvf file.tar.gz) and burn it to your new SD card. Following are the things you need.
I will describing the steps for Mac, for Windows it should be easy using Win32DiskImager, if you have any trouble just ask me in the comments and I will try to address it.
After the command is done running (which can take a while !) you will see two volumes mounted on your machine:
You are all set, if you have a SD card more than 2 GB you can use GParted (Ubuntu utility program) to accomodate the unallocated space into the SD Card space.

Have fun with your new Nook Color Tablet


The Technology- and Nerdblogs http://mblTme.de/ and http://leetperium.de/ together with the IT-Security Forum http://forum.mbiteme.de/ proudly present the NETZKULTURTAG (Netcultureday)!
The Netzkulturtag (Netcultureday) – in honour of all nerds and geeks who cling together the internet and care for functional “…technology”! This is an idea to unite the makers, creators and activists of the „digital world“.
The aim is to honour the, often only inadequate noticed, „heroes“ of the internet, who care for servers, software and content and provide those mostly free for charge. Without the nerds, the internet and the entire digital world in it’s present form would be unthinkable.
This holiday isn’t only intended for computer-freaks, but also for all freckler, technicians, electricians and e.g. designers of all kinds!
We, the tech-savvy people of this earth, determine the future, for who nowadays lives without the internet, social media or an automatic coffee maker?
Those people who do something for the technological progress every day, shall be honoured and honour themselves that day!
The Netzkulturtag (Netcultureday) shall be dated as the 6th August. On the 6th August 1991 the hypertext-project named „World Wide Web“, by Tim Berners-Lee, was published in a newsgroup and available worldwide. Hence this day can be seen as the “founding day” of the internet as we know it nowadays.


RAISE THE RED LANTERN A film review by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1992 Thomas E. Billings
Synopsis: In northern China during the 1920s, a beautiful college student becomes the fourth wife of an older and very wealthy man. The four wives compete with each other for the attention of their husband, "The Master." A slow-moving drama centered on the wives and their plots against each other. Although the film does make the appropriate social comment, it does so in a ponderous, rather depressing fashion.
China (English subtitles), color, 1991, 125 minutes. Director: Zhang Yimou
This is the newest film by Zhang Yimou to be released in the U.S.; his previous films include RED SORGHUM and JU DOU. Like JU DOU, it is the story of a young woman married to an older man, and the social and personal oppression she must face. The story centers on Songlian, a beautiful 19-year-old college student (played by Gong Li, who had the title role in JU DOU) who accepts a marriage offer from an older, very wealthy man. The film is set in the 1920s in northern China, a society where tradition, or perhaps more specifically conformance to tradition, is extremely important.
Songlian arrives at the household and is assigned a maid, Yan'er, who is resentful because she wanted to be chosen as the "Fourth Mistress." Each of the wives lives in a separate courtyard. The husband, referred to as "The Master" by everyone in the household, including his wives, is a very wealthy middle-aged man. The "First Mistress" is now an old woman; she has produced a son ("Young Master"), and is no longer of sexual interest to The Master. The "Second Mistress" is a jealous, power hungry woman who wants to produce a son for The Master; she is upset because all she has done is produce a "useless" daughter. The "Third Mistress" is a former opera singer.
The household is ruled by traditions and custom. Each night the wives stand at the entry to their courtyard, and The Master chooses which one he will sleep with that night. A red lantern, on a tripod, is set in front of the chosen wife. The red lanterns in the courtyard belonging to the chosen wife are then lit. The film's plot consists largely of the wives competing against each other for The Master's attention. The women plot against each other, and use servants to spy on each other.
On the positive side, this film has beautiful photography and sets, excellent acting, and a good social message. The problem is that virtually none of the characters make a measurable emotional connection with the audience. Also, the story is very slow-moving and rather depressing. Since there is no emotional connection, it is hard to care what happens to the main characters.
The film's social message centers on the oppression of women, and the terrible oppression of social tradition, in "old" China. Because the character of The Master is not explored, he is seen as an aloof, capricious, selfish totalitarian -- an allusion, perhaps, to China's present leadership?
I would not recommend the film to a general audience, as it is too slow-moving and depressing. Instead, JU DOU is available on videotape in the U.S., and is a good alternate. Fans of Chinese historical films might find the film acceptable.
U.S. Distribution: currently in its first general theatrical release. The distributor is Orion Classics, and the film will probably be shown primarily in "art house" theaters.
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Home | Page{% endblock title %} {% block head_script %} {{ block.super }} {% endblock head_script %} {% block content %}
This is a modified jumbotron that occupies the entire horizontal space of its parent.


What is a gamejam?
A game jam is an event during which all participants create games according to a provided theme within a short amount of time (usually between two days to a week). Check out the rules page for details on the procedure.
Who can participate?
Everyone who is at least 18 years old.
What type of games are created?
Difficult to say. We want to achieve a wide range of different game types. Games are also rated for
their innovative factor, and some games submitted have unique gameplay mechanisms. Of course there
are always some games of the main video game genres, but that depends on the theme and the
creativity of the authors.
Have the courage to try something completely new. It's worth it!
How do I make a game?
Never did it before? No problem! The game jams are a learning effort, so newbies are also welcome.
But to make sure you will have something playable within this short amount of time you should
prepare for the event. Tips for greenhorns:
For programmers:
- First learn programming, then game development. Many people think this is the same, but actually there is a huge difference. It's good to know how to program, but making a game is much more. You also need art, maths, a story, a lot of creativity and a good time management.
- Find an easy programming language, framework or engine. You probably do not want to start of coding C on OpenGL level.
- Find something that suits you. You are even allowed to use game creation software where you only have to drag 'n' drop your components together.
For everyone:
- Team up! While working with other people who are more experienced than you you learn a lot faster than alone. There are lots of skilled game developers here, just ask.
- Join as an artist. Every game needs some art, and every programmer loves artists. You will contribute an important part to a game project, even if you don't write a single line of code.
Where can I find resources?
We compiled this nice list for you. But always make sure to check the licence!
I need an artist / programmer
You can find other participants onsite or on this website. We will do a idea pitch after the theme announcement and try to connect everyone with a existing or a new team. Feel free to ask us anywhere and anytime if you need support.


The IRTH program is based on the book "Fiqh-us-Sunna" by Assayyed Sabeq. It was tested against over 160 cases, among which are all the cases listed in the ISNA booklet "Last Will and Testament". Also tested are the famous Shafii, Shuraih, Ali, Omar and Abu-Bakr challenges.
You are welcome to copy and distribute the source code of this program to as many people as you like at no cost. It is not to be sold.
The IRTH program calculates inheritance portions due to heirs according to Islamic Law. The program screen displays heir categories, e.g., sons, daughters, ...etc. Simply, enter the number of heirs in each category in the two columns labeled "Number of heirs". If there are no heirs in a given category, enter 0 or leave the category blank. When the last category is entered, click the button labeled "Calculate". If you want to donate a part of your estate, not to exceed a third of it, to a person who is not an eligible heir, you can do so by clicking on "Preferences", and typing the bequest as a fraction of the estate, e.g., 1/4, before you click on "Calculate". The preferences section also allows you to specify your preferred juristic school.
The program was successfully tested using Internet Explorer versions 5.5 and above, Netscape Navigator versions 6.2 through 7.1, Mozilla version 1.4, America Online versions 6.0 through 9.0, Firefox, Chrome and Safari. It does not run under Netscape Navigator versions 4.5 or earlier, nor the Opera browser. It may or may not run on Windows 7. I recommend Firefox.
If you have any questions about the IRTH program, please send them to the address below. May God accept this work from me and turn it into a "knowledge that benefits."
Dr. Ayman Abu-Mostafa.Contribute free Islamic software | Back to the IRTH program
| 1989 | Written in TurboPascal. Reviewed by Al-Azhar University, Egypt. |
| 1990 | Reviewed by Dr. Jamal Badawi. |
| 1992 | Ported to HyperTalk and reviewed by Dr. Jamal Badawi and others. |
| 1998 | Ported to JavaScript and reviewed by many. |
| 2003 |
Extensively tested by Lubna Zubairi of the legacy department of Islamic Relief, London, U.K. Thank you. Added preferences for juristic school and opinions. Added relatives to mother ("Thowool-Arhaam") and bequests. |
| 2005 |
Made easier to use for users of Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape Navigator and America Online browsers. Added a page for frequently asked questions. |
| 2007 | Translated to Indonesian by Eko Suprapto Wibowo, Musthafa Zahir and Muhammad Abdul Mu'iz. |


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[dscrd-hush] <heguli97> Thank you @CHMEX and @hellcatz - LuckPool for all what you've done time to party
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> 11 blocks to go
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> lets see if somebody tries to sneak in a z->t xtn at the very last minute, my guess is not
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> $ ./hush-cli z_gettotalbalance
{
"transparent": "xx",
"private": "0.00",
"total": "xx"
}
It aint me
[dscrd-hush] <Crupti> Good luck, 8 blocks to go
[dscrd-hush] <Berg> 8 blocks
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> 6 blocks!
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> $ ./hush-cli getblockcount
499995
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> 71325.04998607 HUSH in zaddrs still
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> no movement
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> nethash is going down a lot, so blocktimes are irregular
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @ComputerGenie - ChickenPool make sure to push this chain forward, I will give you a prize if you mine block 500,000 :carlos:
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> i am CPU mining Hush like a boss
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> go go go
[dscrd-hush] <Berg> 2 blocks left!
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> 2 blocks to go, 2 of my CPUs pushing it
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> this chain being which?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> old HUSH
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> to get to block 500,000
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> 2 blocks left
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> the 500k sol/s I'm using now is the most I can spare
(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it's all good, this is normal behavior for diff adjustment
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> just inconvenient timing
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> 1 block left
[dscrd-hush] <btcrealm> my last mining script was pointed at mad mining pool @_0
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> Here we go!!!:hush_dark:
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> $ ./src/hushd # HUSH3 SEED NODE
ASSETCHAINS_SUPPLY 6178674
228 234 235 236 241 nonz.5 ccenables[]
perc 11.1111% ac_pub=[000000...] acsize.50
ERA0: end.128 reward.0 halving.129 decay.0 notarypay.0
ERA1: end.340000 reward.1125000000 halving.340000 decay.0 notarypay.0
ERA2: end.5422111 reward.562500000 halving.840000 decay.0 notarypay.0
append ac_script 76a9145eb10cf64f2bab1b457f1f25e658526155928fac88ac
hush3 <- CCLIB name
MAX_MONEY<PHONE_NUMBER>918684 23659474.91918684
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008000000000000000000000000000000081000000000000000000000000000000203005000000000040230e4300000000203005000000000000000000000000001fbc520000000000a01187210000000040d10c000000000000000000000000000200000000000000c78aa900000200000176a9145eb10cf64f2bab1b457f1f25e658526155928fac88acfeffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffefe3fdff687573683396000000 extralen.212 crc0.f85aa0ab
Created (/home/dukeleto/.komodo/HUSH3/HUSH3.conf)
call komodo_args.(./komodod) NOTARY_PUBKEY.()
>>>>>>>>>> HUSH3: p2p.18030 rpc.18031 magic.d394d36e<PHONE_NUMBER> 6178674 coins
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> Block found: 499999 Hash:<PHONE_NUMBER>0d88bbeb4877a7c2c7b69c9287b5538e093006a2b6cc6996c85afb block Diff: 41503.23339707
damn, almost got the last one
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> HUSH v3 mainnet is live
[dscrd-hush] <stole - EquihashPro>
[dscrd-hush] <tedy> how to connect to it?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @tedy i will get better docs together soon. Did you mean via CLI or GUI or what?
[dscrd-hush] <tedy> I see, I thought it's gonna be komodo asset run like "./komodod -ac_name=name_of_your_chain -ac_supply=100000" ..
[dscrd-hush] <tedy> cli, I'm compiling hush3
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @tedy it is
HUSH fork of KMD. Contribute to MyHush/hush3 development by creating an account on GitHub.
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> What address am I mining to? or does it matter? everyone in the pool still has t1...
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> put FROM: HUSH, TO: KMD
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and then use that address as your mining worker name
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I have no idea if some pools will support converting that address for you, that is up to them
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> this is part of the complexity of changing our source code and address format, but we only pay this tax once
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and we get some pretty amazing stuff, for this short term pain
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> yeah I got the new one
[dscrd-hush] <tedy> @JWolf (WW Clan leader) also make sure your pool is mining the new chain since most of them are still mining old chain it appears
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> Any KMD addrs is alrdy compatible, correct?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I did all I could to tell people about this day
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> yeah Im on zhashpro like 74% of the network
[dscrd-hush] <Berg> Both ZHash reps are online and active right now
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> you can import an existing KMD address into the new HUSH3 chain, yes
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> all using ti...
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> they have exactly the same private key format
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> coolies thanks
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> FYI mining with a CPU is effective right now!
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> CPU mine, until the pools get up
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> got a windows compile for me :/?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> hushd -gen=1 -genproclimit=1
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> no binaries exist yet
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @FireMartZ if you want to make some binaries or packages for new HUSH3, that would be coolsies
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> I'd do a windows, but havnt bothered to setup mingw and all
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> We are actively working to get pools switched over properly, we have over 200 blocks now


Attach this attribute to a page element to specify that it has a dependency on a non-visual component. The framework will ensure that any page containing the page element will render this non-visual component onto the page.
This attribute is most often used to ensure that the Javascript and CSS assets needed by the page element are rendered into the page.
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Data Unmasking is a simple tool to unmask modules of your current work according to the mask pattern that being used. It can be used when you want to analyze QR code module by module manually.
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open tactic example (a : Prop) : a → a := by do n ← mk_fresh_name, intro n, hyp ← get_local n, exact hyp
I've tried placing the cursor at various points and that never gives the name stored in n, so how can I print that local variable n
?
I'm not sure either how to make a "function that returns a string". I've tried 10 different thoughts on it :/
Found this:
import system.io variable [io.interface] open nat io def print_squares : N → io unit | 0 := return () | (succ n) := print_squares n >> put_str (nat.to_string n ++ "^2 = " ++ nat.to_string (n * n) ++ "\n") #eval print_squares 100
What's literal for the void or empty type?
I need
def my_print : empty -> string := ...
pasted image
Almost got it, but not quite.
If by void you mean that thing in C, it's called unit
and its element is ()
void
is a terrible name, because it's not empty
If you want a function that takes no arguments, that's just a value
@Mario Carneiro how do I convert a tactic name
type to a string?
def my_print : unit -> string := ...
is basically equivalent to def my_print : string := ...
and it can only return a constant string because lean is pure functional
to_string : name -> string
should work
import system.io open io open tactic def print_name3 := put_str mk_fresh_name #eval print_name3
Doesn't work, because mk_fresh_name isn't a string
Here's trying to_string
. Errors...
import system.io open io open tactic meta def print_name3 : io unit := do n ← run_tactic mk_fresh_name, put_str n.to_string #eval print_name3
@Mario Carneiro You're a super-coder. Thank you!
I take it you aren't familiar with monads; it's a good thing to read up on if you want to do imperative coding in lean
Yeah, I'm not that far yet in my cat theory studies. Not a good place to be, but I'm getting there...
I'll read up on monads & programming this week
don't worry about the category theory monads, programming monads are easier and more useful
@Mario Carneiro thank you!
and there are a bazillion tutorials online for them because haskell loves them and lean inherited the love
@Mario Carneiro it returns _fresh.657.185
. I was expecting a nice variable like C
that is available in the current scope
it's globally unique, what did you expect?
it needs a lot of numbers because lean goes through names ravenously
I only need it unique for the current "context of the current file". I.e. in the usual sense of declaring new variables in Lean
"available in the current scope" doesn't exist
Like, this:
there isn't really a global scope
every definition has its own local scope
variable n : nat
, is the only thing in a file. Then querying for a free name should return something like a
.
and stuff like variable
are only directions for how to populate that local scope
without a definition, i.e. in a run_cmd
or #eval
, there is no scope
Well, do you understand why I would need this?
no?
BananaCats works with one Bancats window per Lean file. Each Bancats window has many diagrams. Whatever you're currently doing, those create-object commands get put at the end of the lean file (usually). And to query stuff like if a variable name is available, I also do that there, then remove the command immediately, once the result is obtained.
sounds good so far
If you create an object in a diagram
then that code is permanent and is marked as auto-gen'd and "don't edit me"
It's only permanent until the user decides to delete the object in the diagram and that variable's refcount drops to zero
So, if managing to get the next available variable name is not doable right now in Lean, I can handle it on the Python side
Because I just keep a dictionary of variables created
and manage it
I still don't know why you need variable names from that though
don't objects have user created names?
The user has the option to not specify the variable name sometimes. And if the variable name is not available, I need to inform the user when they're thinking up a name
It's a really professional app :)
To test if a variable is available, you can try to add the variable line and see if you get a redeclaration error
For instance, when I create a category, I might not care that it got the variable name C
@Mario Carneiro thanks, I'll try it out :)
If you are autogenerating names, just use some convention like _banana_1
, _banana_2
to make it obvious that they are autogenerated
The Lean Code has to be readable and editable under the assumption that in version 0 you can't re-sync with Bancats pyqt5 should you mess with auto-gen code
You're allowed to edit the file in VSCode while it's auto-gen'd (parts of it) by Bancats app
Sort of like how Visual Studio & Qt Creator work
To accomplish this, I'm just storing the auto-gen code as strings on BanCats side, with the variable name. When refcount goes to 0, I search the file for the exact declaration code, delete it
This is all guess work so far, I have still to connect my app to VSCode
In lean proofs, there are many tactics that create names automatically, but it's bad form to refer to them explicitly - that means you should have named it
I did work on some of the lean extension's typescript, adapting it to connect to two different EXE's, lean and bancats
@Mario Carneiro I'm not sure what that entails
Should have named what?
Could you give an example of what's bad?
Anyway, thanks for all your help. I like the variable decl idea, and will be using it
I mean if you write intro
and it introduces a variable called _a
, that's fine, but if you later have to write e.g. exact _a
then you should go back and change it to intro x
and exact x
Similarly, if you have an unnamed object, that's fine, but if you have to talk about that object in any way then it's not fine anymore and you should prompt the user to name it
@Mario Carneiro you're probably right.
My design ideas aren't final until I release. I'm design as I code and learn what can be done.
A simple mechanism that should work is to use the variable testing thing to find the next available name in some series like C_1
, C_2
or whatever you think a nice letter for your objects is
the point about using auto variable names is more a code style thing; from an implementation perspective I think it should be fine to let the user refer to them if they really want to
Right, that's what I do, except with dictionary when it's within app. Bancats also supports auto-indexing in a very simple and smart way. If you name an arrow f
and check auto-indexing. It will go to g
. But also understands any index-like thing in the symbol, e.g. $\text{Hom}_C(A_1, B_2)$ has several indexables, and you get to choose the one you want. Neat, eh?
as in you might be calling that f_12
?
or f_1
or f_2
? not sure
Seems like it would be tricky to preserve all this information in the lean file without special annotation
Yes, that's one of the ways to auto-index, but as it is now, you need to have $f_1$ made as an arrow first, then it will know what to do. Or you could start at $f_i$ and it will go to $f_j, f_k, f_l, ...$
@Mario Carneiro I don't do that
The Bancats system is to have lean files mixed with .bancats files
They go together
so the bancats file sources all the autogenerated data in the lean file?
You cannot open the bancats file by double clicking it, unless we can somehow get that to trigger VSCode to open instead
@Mario Carneiro yes, most likely
why can't you do your own variable name tracking then?
And the lean files provide the formal proof, but also the bancats diagrams show visually the steps in the proof
are you worried about user variables polluting your namespace?
@Mario Carneiro I can do both actually, and that will provide benefits in places
Well, there's only one bancats window per file, but that window could have 50 diagrams in it say
But they all point to the same lean file
if you generate a complete lean file then you will know all the variable declarations in it, so you can avoid any collisions
Then if you need multiple leans, you pop open another bancats window
The entire scope of dissertation is one bancats instance -> they don't communicate between instances of bancats
*scope of discourse of math
@Mario Carneiro yes, but as I say, it will not be 100% autogen, the user can go in and add stuff even to the currently pointed to file
So they could create new variables there, using them up, while it's not reflected in Bancats, and that's okay
Bancats is only a visual driver and displayer of diagram chasing proofs, which naturally are easier to remember if there's a diagram invovled.
later, because of the Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence of type thoery with cat theory, we may be able to use the diagram editor in a more interesting way such as extending Lean using diagrams (graphs) instead of 100% pure formal Lean code.
But that's not a goal for version 1 or anything soon
hm, well I wish you luck
In version 1, if the user would like to add a new non-standard lib category, then they'll have to write some .lean file and import it somehow.
@Mario Carneiro thank you! ^_^
I've already come up with a 90% visual proof of Yoneda's Lemma. The proof, I've never seen it before in a book, and no one else does the proof that way. It's two commuting squares pasted together (natural diagram squares). But you should wait for version 1 to view it in all of its bancat features
Here's an MS Paint3D mock-up of it (with some text to complet that part of Yoneda's lemma):
https://i.stack.imgur.com/4uCeN.png
But of course Lean will step in and any of that text will just be comments
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 This car has ABS braking. When the front wheels lock, purple
LED's illuminate on two pods located on the instrument binnacle corresponding to the road
wheel that's locking (e.g. left side lights for front left lockup). The number of lights
corresponds to the severity of the lockup, with one light being a minor lockup and
four being severe.
Rear wheel lockup lights. When the rear wheels lock, yellow
LED's illuminate on two pods located on the instrument binnacle corresponding to the road
wheel that's locking (e.g. left side lights for rear left lockup). The number of lights
corresponds to the severity of the lockup, with one light being a minor lockup and
four being severe.
Wheel spin / TC active lights. This car indicates when the traction control is active
by illuminating 4 purple LED's on the steering wheel, and flashing all of the LED's
that are used to indicate wheel lockup in blue.
NOTES:
CC-2021-S3-GT3-Porsche-911-GT3.R-BASELINE
Created with the following environment settings:
Track: Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Date: 2021-03-01 - 14:00
Skies: Partly Cloudy
Air Temperature: 26 C / 78 F
Track Temperature: 29 C / 84 F
Winds: North @ 3 km/h / 2 mph
Humidity: 55%
This setup is intended as a general starting point for your first time in the car. As such it shares similarities to the medium downforce setups to cover a wide range of tracks with a few changes to reduce the responsiveness of the car for those new to it.
Should you choose to make adjustments to the setup the easiest way to change the balance of the setup is through adjustment of the rear wing angle. However, it is recommended that once you are comfortable with the car you move to the "Medium Downforce Sprint" setup.
Lower wing angle = more oversteer, less downforce and higher straightline speed.
Higher wing angle = more understeer, more downforce and lower straightline speed.
The fuel level in this setup is set to 60 L, which is 50% of the tank capacity for this car. This is targetted towards the 40 minute sprint races which require a short stop for fuel only after approximately 30 minutes. Should the race length be over this distance, it is recommended to use an endurance setup variant.
In the event the setup fails tech inspection after fuel level changes it is likely the ride heights require adjustment. This is performed by using the spring perch offsets at either end of the car, right clicks (positive) will reduce the ride height while left clicks (negative) will increase the ride height.


This package provides an implementation of the ITokenStore interface
using whatever implementation of ICache is configured in your application.
To make this implementation available to other packages that need this interface you just need to add
the NuGet package to the project - that's it, there is nothing else to do.
Default Configuration
The configuration below is the configuration you will get by default if you do not provide
a configuration for this package.
{
"owinFramework": {
"facility": {
"tokenStore.Cache": {
"lifetime": "01:00:00",
"cachePrefix": "/tokens/"
}
}
}
}
The "cachePrefix" value is passed to the ICache interface where it
can be used to configure the caching behaviour.
Token rules
This package implements the following token rules:
- Only tokens that have been created are valid. Checking a random token string will always result in a 'not valid' response.
- Tokens are no longer valid after they have expired.
- Tokens are only valid for the purpose, identity and token type they were created with.
- If a token is created with no purpose then it is valid for any purpose.
- If a token is created with no identity than it is valid for all identities.
- It is not valid to create a token with no token type.
- All token types are treated identically.
- The token itself is case sensitive.
- The token type, purpose and identity are case insentitive.
- When tokens are deleted they are deleted from the cache and immediately become invalid.


This is the guidance for the Plane Intersection visualisation.
This is the graph that plots all the planes.
You can add plane, lines and points with these buttons.
This display shows the equation of the planes, lines and points and you can change the values.
This shows the equations of the intersections lines.
Have fun!
$$N=mgcos(\theta)$$


 It is able to create and remove server instances, start/stop them, and configure them.
Furthermore, registered Django users can sign up for user accounts on the configured vservers and change their registration names and passwords, and Django admins can manage server admins through the webinterface.
It is being developed by Michael "Svedrin" Ziegler.
All JavaScript elements were implemented using the ExtJS JavaScript library.


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