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Summary: Totally mind blowing, life changing experience. Lasted about 10 hours with vivid visuals both closed and open eye that were very integrated into my normal vision. Lucid VERY deep thoughts and visions that almost seemed like dreams. Very physically disorienting, yet I could still walk and socially interact for the most part. Overall, the best psychoactive experience I've ever had.
I'm still experiencing a disoriented slight 'hangover' like effect while typing this, so bear with any rambles/misspellings/bad grammar. The hangover is more of a very unmotivated, feeling of indifference about life and physically extremely relaxed. Thoughts are still a bit difficult to control, but mostly it’s just hard to focus on anything - like being drunk.
28 seeds total between two people, my self and my roommate, J, prepared as follows. (All measurements were eyeballed. I have not even a guess as to how much of any materials I used or ingested):
1. Crushed seeds as good as possible with needle nose pliers and soaked in naphtha lighter fluid for 6 hours, shaking occasionally.
2. Remaining seed mush evaporated for 1.5 until no smell of lighter fluid remained. I was surprised at how fast it evaporated.
3.Seed mush then soaked in small amount of water for 15 hours, also shaken occasionally and kept in a cool dark place.
I dosed at 7:40pm on the 4th of July. I swallowed everything, chewing the seed mush for a few minutes and swallowed that as well. Taste was tolerable... Kind of like dirt or mud. My roomy J got sick after 2 hours. His trip wasn't nearly as powerful as mine, probably because he through it up or because I ate more actual seed mush or a combination. I had no nausea or sickness at all. We dosed after having ate approx 1.5 hours earlier.
Ok. Now for the good stuff. Starting out, about 30 min into it, I felt like I was just floating around - walking on air, so to speak. I felt like a million bucks. Total euphoria. This went on for an hour or so. Time and numbers meant nothing. 5 minutes seemed like an hour and an hour seemed like 5 minutes. Couldn't do math, so when I tried to figure out where I was vs. where I should have been (based on hours and hours of research prior to this experience), it was useless. This was the first phase out of 5. The visuals at this point were mostly based on lights. They seemed exceedingly bright and lucid and ominous. The fireworks were awesome and totally drew me in.  Headlights seemed to float by and weave all over the road.
I realized then that my visuals were merely daily optical illusions enhanced 1000 fold due to disorientation of the drug. It was amazing. Music was full and totally surrounded me. CEVs were of faint textile patterns - sometimes like a warping checkerboard sometimes like a kaleidoscope (not sure on spelling) and then sometimes like a kaleidoscope on crack, shapes splashing and rotating and spinning around my head. I could actually look around with my eyes closed like I was in a big room of visuals. Faint, but awesome.  I was actually tripping for the first time and I was LOVING IT!
Phase two began when we got back home about an hour and a half later. (around 10pm). J was peaking and I was only just beginning my journey. I still felt like I was just floating around. My senses all merged into one. We went for a walk and now the visuals were taking a little bit more shape of their own - more than just distorted optical illusions. Puddles seemed to pop off of the ground and hang in the air.
The visuals from here on were mostly integrated into normal scenery - trees seemed full and alive, hard lines seemed to curve and bend around - flat surfaces seemed to warp and wave slowly and gently (like the water effects in the game quake by ID Software). This too was faint, but very much there. My thoughts at this point were blissful and I felt so alive. Taste was incredible as my senses were merged - it took over my whole body to eat a mint. Same with sound and music. It was as though could taste and touch sound and hear and smell taste and so on. Phase 3 came on so gently I didn't even notice it until now that I look back.
In phase 3, I began to see faint colors shooting out from the fonts on my computer and fading to out to the rest of the image on the screen. Shadows subtlety danced and played with me. When I shut off the lights in my room, the dimensions totally went wild - like a cartoon drawing. Music was even more alive than before, although my senses weren't as merged at this point. Now it was all thoughts and visuals/visions. I could barely read or spell. I still have a hard time with that. CEVs rocked with the music like winamp visualizations. Still the same textile, checkerboard and kalidescopic images as before only more obvious now.
I talked on line for a bit unsure if I made any sense at all. My thoughts began to merge with the visuals. This is where thoughts started totally overcoming me and when I'd think, I could see the thought and feel it instead of just think it. Social interaction was slowly becoming more and more difficult but still possible. I just kept quiet for the most part. Wandering around, enjoying my trip. I had my second of 3 bad spots in the trip here. The fist was in phase 2 and was simply the typical 'omg, what have I done'. This second feeling was of fear and disorientation.
I remembered LSA constricts veins and I looked at my arm and it began to shrink. I got very scared, but managed to keep my head on and tell my self it was only a trip and I would be fine. This lasted for maybe a half an hour and then I was OK. I had a very notable feeling in my physical body, like pressure all over. It was a very metallic feeling. This is what brought the bad trip on. The waves were the most obvious at phase 3. Tripping hard almost like the peak in phase 4, but then back down to phase 2 and back up through phase 3 to 4 and back down to 2, until finally I hit phase 4 hardcore and stayed there for a good 2-3 more hours.... Like I said, time perception was out of whack. That is merely estimation.
Thoughts now were totally out of control. I was totally out of touch with normal reality, except I could still physically see with my eyes and if I concentrated really hard I could make sense of what I was looking at with my normal consciousness, but I felt a million miles away from it. I lost touch of my past and short term memory. I couldn't remember anything not even a second ago no matter how hard I tried. I had no future and no past. Just now.
Visuals were now thoughts and visions for the most part. I could see my bedroom, but it was just a warped distorted image in front of my eyes and my thoughts over powered it. I was laying down on my bed with jimmy eat world playing. I more or less didn't notice the music, but when I did manage tune into it, it was amazing. I heard things in the music that I've never heard before and it was so beautiful. I rolled over and stared at my zebra stripped sheets. The stripes waved around and danced with me and the music. Then they all merged together and everything around them merged with them into this huge black spot that took over almost 100 percent of my vision. The spot grew and shrank then grew again.
I started to feel very heavy. I sat up in my bed and looked around. I looked at my shadow and I it felt like it was staring back at me. I could play with the visuals, but never harness or control them. My shadow would move seemingly independently of me, but then I realized it was really me moving. I laid back down and had my second bad trip. I began to think about death and thought I was dieing, or at least it was time to choose if I wanted to die. And I didn't want to. I had no clue what was on the other side and wasn't ready to find out. I remembered I was still tripping and snapped out of it after a few minutes. The weight on my body was slowly increasing to the point of total cataplexy. I had to put my entire being into movement. I was on my stomach and wanted to roll over but I couldn't. It probably took me 20 minutes to make it, although it could have only been 30 seconds: Who knows?
Phase 5 began - the comedown. I was fading in and out of consciousness . My dreams were lucid and real. I was still tripping in my dreams... I realized I was tripping and why, but it was in totally different times and places. When I was finally totally out, I had my comedown in my dreams. As I said, I was totally aware of the trip, but it slowly began to fade out until I woke up at about 7:30am - 12 hours from dose. I slept some more and woke up with just as intense of a hang over. It needs to fade soon but I don't care if it ever does. I feel so wonderful! I remember thinking throughout the experience “I never want this to end... This is so amazing!”
It changed my consciousness and my thought processes and cleaned my mind and spirit. I feel as though I have died and came back - though I know I didn't.
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Creating reliable and explainable probabilistic models is a major challenge to solving the artificial intelligence problem. This course covers some of the latest advances that bring us closer to constructing such models. These advances span the areas of program synthesis/induction, programming languages, machine learning, and probabilistic programming. The material consists of three interconnected parts:
Part I: Program Synthesis/Induction Synthesis is a new frontier in AI where the computer programs itself from user provided examples. Synthesis has significant applications for non-programmers as well as for programmers where it can provide massive productivity increase (e.g., wrangling for data scientists). Modern synthesis techniques excel at learning functions over discrete spaces from (partial) intent. There have been a number of recent, exciting breakthroughs in techniques that discover complex, interpretable/explainable functions from few examples, partial sketches and other forms of supervision. Topics covered:
Part II: Robustness of Deep Learning Deep learning methods based on neural networks have made impressive advances in recent years. A fundamental challenge with these models is that of understanding what the trained neural network has actually learned, for example, how stable / robust the network is to slight variations of the input (e.g., an image or a video), how easy it is to fool the network into mis-classifying obvious inputs, etc. Topics covered:
Part III: Probabilistic Programming Probabilistic programming is an emerging direction whose goal is democratize the construction of probabilistic models. In probabilistic programming, the user specifies a model while inference is left to the underlying solver. The idea is that the higher level of abstraction makes it easier to express, understand and reason about probabilistic models. Topics covered:


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Syria (Arabic: Sūriyā), officially known as the Syrian Arab Republic (Arabic: al-Jumhūrīyah al-ʻArabīyah as-Sūrīyah), is a country in Western Asia, bordering Lebanon and the Mediterranean Sea to the west, Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan to the south, and Israel to the southwest. Syria's capital and largest city is Damascus. A country of fertile plains, high mountains, and deserts, Syria is home to diverse ethnic and religious groups, including Syrian Arabs, Greeks, Armenians, Assyrians, Kurds, Circassians,[8] Mandeans[9] and Turks. Religious groups include Sunnis, Christians, Alawites, Druze, Mandeans, Shiites, Salafis, and Yazidis. Sunni Arabs make up the largest population group in Syria.
Syrian cuisine includes dishes like kibbeh, kebab halabi, waraq `inab, hummus, tabbouleh, fattoush, labneh, shawarma, mujaddara, shanklish, bastirma, sujuk and baklawa. Syrians often serve selections of appetizers, known as "meze", before the main course, and za`atar, minced beef, and cheese manaqish as hors d'oeuvres. Arabic flat bread is always eaten together with meze. Syrians also make cookies/biscuits called "ka`ak", to usually accompany their cheese. These are made of farina and other ingredients, rolled out, shaped into rings and baked. Another form of a similar cookie is filled with crushed dates mixed with butter to eat with jibbneh mashallale,[clarification needed] a string cheese made of curd cheese pulled and twisted together. A spice mixture called "baharat mushakalah" is endemic to Syrian cuisine.
The Ancient City of Aleppo, the old cities of Bosra and Damascus, the Dead Cities of northern Syria, Krak des Chevaliers and Qal’at Salah El-Din and ancient Palmyra are the six UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the country. Twelve other sites submitted to UNESCO are on the organisation's tentative list: Noréas de Hama, Ugrarit (Tell Shamra), Ebla (Tell Mardikh), Mari (Tell Hariri), Dura-Europos, Apamée (Afamia), Qasr al-Hayr ach-Charqi, Maaloula, Tartus, L'île d'Arwad and two sites in the Euphrates valley.


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Commands.
/wild - Teleports you to a random place in the world
/vote - Gives you links, which you
then click on to vote for the server, to get rewards
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\(N\) ants are dropped on a log with length \(L\). Each ant travels either left or
right with constant speed \(c\). When two ants collide, they bounce off each
other, reversing their direction. When an ant reaches the end of the log, it
falls off. The initial position of each is follows a i.i.d. and follows a
uniform distribution \(\mathcal{U}(0, L)\).
Questions:
Whats is the longest possible time it could take for all ants to fall off the log?
What is the average time it takes for all ants to fall off?
First we realize that the bouncing dynamics is equivalent to pretending the ants
do not bounce at all and simply walk straight through each other. It follows
that the ant that has to walk the longest distance determines when all ants
has fallen off the log.
The longest possible distance is \(L\) and so the maximum time \(t_{\mr{max}}\) over
all possible ways the ants can placed on the log is,
\[t_{\mr{max}}=\frac{L}{c}\].
To answer this question we simply refer consider the same dynamics and work out
\(\E\br{t_{\mr{max}}}\) using order statistics. Recall the $k$th order statistics
is denoted \(X_{(k)}\), where \(X_{(k)}\) is the \(k\)’th largest random value out of
a sequence of \(N>k\) random variables such that for all \(k'\lt N\), \(X_{(k'\lt
k)}\lt X_{(k)}\lt X_{(k'\gt k)}\). The distribution of \(X_{(k)}\) is given by,
Since an ant’s position is uniformly distributed, we have that \(P(X\leq
X_{(k)})=\frac{X_{(k)}}{L}\) and \(P(X>X_{(k)})=1-\frac{X_{(k)}}{L}\). To answer
Q2, we notice that just like for Q1, we have that the ant with the longest
distance determines the time for all ants to fall off. That is, considering that
we can view the ants as being able to walk through each other, we look for the
biggest distance any ant has to walk, i.e., the $N$th order statistics. This
leads to,
Note that this derivation takes into account that the ants could face either
way. Even though it is never explicitly accounted for, we achieve it by
considering the distribution of unsigned (i.e. which direction they have to
do) distances.


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Gathering , integrating, managing and analyzing large amounts of time and place specific quantitative information from diverse sources.
Big Data in the context of municipal government refers to the collection, management and analysis of large amounts of data, typically on elements of service delivery, that are specific to a time and location. The analysis of this data may be used for benchmarking and performance metrics, and also to identify patterns, trends, and associations to inform decisions to achieve a desired result. Utilizing Big Data allows municipalities to identify opportunities for innovation and more accurately predict fiscal and policy outcomes.
All small governments in New York are fiscally limited – e.g. they are all subject to the 2% tax property cap.
Some are in real trouble - 15 Hudson Valley local governments score above 50% on the State Comptroller’s fiscal stress index: 2 cities, 5 villages, 5 towns and 3 counties. Lacking resources, they cannot afford to invest in existing out-of-the-box big data solutions.
Simply put, they cannot afford to save money.
Local Governments are often led and staffed by dedicated, talented people. But there are too few of them, they must act across a range of substantive areas, and they are not always professionally trained in all the technical aspects of public management. Hard pressed decision makers lack the time, energy, information, and knowhow to institute performance metrics, benchmark service delivery, and employ fine grained data analysis.


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After about a year of working on and off with DynamoDB, the team had been limping along with the Eclipse plugin, which helps, but is missing quite a few features. I was looking for an easy way to create Local Secondary Index and I stumbled upon the (not so) hidden javascript web shell, which solved my problem.
If you're already running DynamoDB from command line, you can attach the javascript web shell to to the existing instance by simply pulling up the url of the tool:
And thats it! Have a look:
List of pre-baked API templates you can take advantage of:
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Password Expires on: To set a password expiration date,
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Password Safe will notify you upon startup that the password
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expiration. This will cause a new expiration date to be
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entry's password. For example, if you create an entry on January 1st and
specify a 5 day recurring expiration, you will get an expiration notice
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By selecting this menu item again, the filter is removed and the normal display
is shown.


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Report on the DB1 course
February 24 2007, 12:29 PM
That post's aim is to show the matter we saw during the three-week intensive course of database 1.
That way, the next teacher coming from Madrid or whatsoever may know from where will he have to start.
I taught to the second year of the computer science degree (a four-year degree). It was all the morning during 3 weeks.
The first week we saw the overall topic of databases. When do we need them? What do they provide?
We also saw the ANSI multi layers architectures with plenty of examples to illustrate their inter-independence.
And we briefly talked about the 2 first data architectures (in arborescence and in network).
The second week we saw the relational model. We explained the concept of the tables and we dug into the relational algebra.
By the end of the week we've started to translate the algebra to the SQL language.
We eventually finished the SQL language (we saw the INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE queries, plus the SELECT with conditions, jointures, grouping, aggregation functions such as MIN(), MAX(), SUM(), AVG(), ordering, limits and subqueries).
We have just omitted the DATE relative SQL functions.
We also talked about the integrity management (why it's important? Why it's far better to apply integrity checks directly in the DBMS and not in the application's side). We saw the Cascade strategy and the SET NULL one.
Last week, we have practised on SQL queries and we talked about the normal forms.
As you might see, we didn't had time to talk about the inner advanced features of the DBMS such as indexes and clusters.
As a remainder, here is the correction of the exam the student passed the Thursday of the third week.
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The result of the attempts to simplify the structure of the multiplet (on the left) obtained by the application of the inverse of the convolution with doublet of delta function (the effect of J) are measured for different splitting (error function on the right).
The measure uses a scalar product of the vectors formed by the multiplet obtained by simplification starting at both sides of the multiplet. It reaches the unit value when they are indentical.
When running from the right side of the error function, the first extremum reaching a minimal level (typically 0.95) points to the larges coupling present in the multiplet.
Refs. Papers by D. Jeannerat and G. Bodenhausen.
| Multiplet | Coupling | Error function of the deconvolution of in-phase splitting |
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Using the magic wand tool
The magic wand tool works almost exactly the same way as the fill tool, but instead of changing the colors of matching points, it selects them. When you click somewhere wiwth the magic wand tool, all continuous pixels with the same color are selected. A demonstration:
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Week 9
> In week 9 of Digital Engineering, we learned about physical
computing. This is a process of using code and physical hardware (in this case Raspberry Pi) to
create something that can respond to the real-world. In my experience, Raspberry Pi seems like a
relatively easy piece of equipment to use, although there does appear to be a learning curve. The
most difficult part of physical computing is making sure your code is correct and consistent. This
can be made easier by using programs such as Python and Scratch to program the device. These take
away the need to be a fluent coder and allow the user to focus on what they would like the code to
do. My favorite Raspberry Pi activity was coding the traffic light. I liked this specifically because
it posed a challenge having to time the lights with sleep commands and was satisfying when I finally
was able to make it work the way I wanted it to.
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I can definitely speak to it being strangely psychologically addictive and am, in fact, at this very time finding myself relieved that I donated a full 50 lb tank to a party this weekend, where it was completely cached, as otherwise it would be sitting in my closet right now...
Despite all my best intentions to save the stuff for when I could REALLY use it well, as a potentiator/condiment for other things, I find myself getting home from work, eh, let's relax with a balloon instead of a beer... oh that balloon was filled way too small... and oh this is a good show on tv, must prime for the good part... and find myself an hour or so later desperately needing a nap and on the edge of being sick.
Having a couple of tanks and a ready supplier out of town, I have found myself in the past spending two week periods as an absolute slave to the tank, on more than one occassion effectively killing a 50 lb tank by myself.
 Occasionally before catching the train to work, I'll realize I don't need to leave the house for another 10 minutes... look around the room... see the tank... and end up at work 1 1/2 hours late and not feeling quite so well. I become a good natured but sluggish zombie and I eventually feel that it is leeching at my soul, similar, I imagine, to that alcoholism which seductively lures you back to the bottle too early in the morning for just one more...
As for effect in large doses, I can vouch for that 'bends' sensation; after a week or so of very heavy binging my muscles start to ache, and climbing a flight of stairs in the morning can be excruciating. I'm no doctor but it feels like it settles in the joints somehow.
Also after a week / week and a half of hitting the tank hardcore, besides just a general weakness of spirit and vague depressive lack of effect, I have a couple or three times started to react violently to the stuff: where even the smell of it in the room will make me physically ill, things start to taste different, and the very thought of the stuff is extremely nauseating. Perhaps a defense mechanism? My body suddenly says ENOUGH and will not abide by it anymore. This always comes a bit as a relief, as left to my own devices and even while detesting my taste for the stuff, I will keep on it until some sort of interference comes up, even while noting that i'm becoming depressed, unproductive and lethargic... but so yummy.
Despite all this, I think I'm the only person I know directly who has had just a dense love-hate relationship with the stuff. The worst reactions outside of myself I have seen is the usual fiending, a few bouts with nausea, a very strong impulse to get MORE, soggy indiscretions.
A friend wonders if the sort of hangover I get from nitrous might feel similar to his pot hangovers; he's a big time toker and I seldom touch the stuff, so I wouldn't know as far as sensation goes.
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#!/usr/bin/python3
import numpy as np
import sympy as sym
from sympy.physics.mechanics import dynamicsymbols
[docs]class BaseSymbols:
[docs] def __init__(self, name, identifier, is_coords=False):
"""The base object for this whole package to function. It defines the sympy
symbols that are used in the modelling process, whether it be translational
(x,y,z), rotational (theta_x, theta_y, theta_z) coordinates, positions within
a reference frame, or the direction and magnitude of forces and torques,
all the symbols are generated by various combinations of this object.
Later, we have specific object thats handle these scenarios for us, but all
inherit from this class. s such, we never explicility use this class
Args:
name (int or str): the name for the symbols. This will form the superscript, i.e., the body the symbols refer to.
identifier (int or str): gives meaning to the symbol set as it identifies what or where the symbol set refer to. For a set of coordinates, this is "G", the centre of mass. For a force, torque or length it is F, tau and l respectively.
is_coords (int or str): defines if a sextuple is defines (representing the 6 coordinates) of a body, or a triple (representing the three Cartesian coordinates).
Example:
A coordinate representation of body named "1", at its centre of mass, G.
>>> from skydy.configuration import BaseSymbols
>>> body_name = "1"
>>> body_loc = "G"
>>> body_symbols = BaseSymbols(body_name, body_loc, True)
A vector representation of force named "2"
>>> force_name = "2"
>>> force_id = "F"
>>> force_symbols = BaseSymbols(force_name, force_id)
A vector representation of distance, or dimension for a body named "1"
>>> dim_name = "1"
>>> dim_id = "l"
>>> dim_symbols = BaseSymbols(dim_name, dim_id)
"""
self.name = name
self.__is_coords = is_coords
if is_coords:
axes = ["x", "y", "z"]
trans_symbols = ["{}^{}_{}".format(ax, name, identifier) for ax in axes]
rot_symbols = ["theta^{}_{}".format(name, ax) for ax in axes]
all_symbols = trans_symbols + rot_symbols
self.__symbols = sym.Matrix([dynamicsymbols(var) for var in all_symbols])
else:
axes = ["x", "y", "z"]
self.__symbols = sym.Matrix(
[sym.Symbol("{}^{}_{}".format(identifier, name, ax)) for ax in axes]
)
self.__values = np.ones(self.__symbols.shape)
[docs] def symbols(self):
"""Get the sympy.matrices.dense.MutableDenseMatrix of the symbols."""
if self.__is_coords:
return self.__symbols
else:
sym_dict = self.as_dict()
# only return the symbol if the value is non-zero.
return sym.Matrix([k if v else 0 for k, v in sym_dict.items()])
[docs] def values(self):
"""Return a numpy.ndarray of the values. If the values are not assigned,
they return an array of ones by default."""
return self.__values
[docs] def as_dict(self):
"""Get the dictionary of symbol-value pairs."""
return {s: v.item() for s, v in zip(self.__symbols, self.__values)}
[docs] def assign_values(self, values, idx=-1):
"""Assign value(s) to a symbol. By defualt, the value is instantiated as 1.
Args:
values (array-like object, int or float): the values we want to assign. This must be an array-like object of the len(self.__symbols), or an integer. If an integer is provided, a valid index must be provided.
idx (int): for an int or float, the index to assign the value to. This must be a valid index in 0 to len(self.__symbols)-1.
Returns:
None
Example:
>>> from skydy.configuration import BaseSymbols
>>> base_symbols = BaseSymbols("1", "G")
>>> # Assign all values
>>> base_symbols.assign_values([10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60])
>>> # Assign just one value
>>> base_symbols.assign_values(24, 4)
"""
if isinstance(values, str):
raise TypeError("Values must be an integer, float or boolean.")
elif hasattr(values, "__len__"):
if len(values) == len(self.__values):
self.__values = np.array(values).reshape(-1, 1)
else:
raise ValueError("Values must be same dimension as value object.")
elif (
isinstance(values, int)
or isinstance(values, float)
or isinstance(values, bool)
):
if 0 <= idx < len(self.__values):
self.__values[idx, 0] = values
else:
raise ValueError(
"Index must be in the range 0 to {}".format(len(self.__values))
)
else:
raise TypeError(
"Values must be an array like object with {} entries, or a value with an appropriate index between 0 and {}".format(
len(self.__values), len(self.__values) - 1
)
)
[docs] def sym_to_np(self, sym_matrix):
"""Convert a numeric sympy matrix, i.e., after substituting values, to a numpy
matrix. We pass in the sympy matrix for flexbility down the line as to what we
can and cannot convert.
Args:
sym_matrix (sympy.matrices.dense.MutableDenseMatrix): a sympy matrix, with values substituted in.
Returns:
np_matrix (numpy.ndarray): a numpy matrix of same dimensions of the input matrix.
Example:
>>> from skydy.configuration import BaseSymbols
>>> base_symbols = BaseSymbols("1", "G")
>>> # Assign all values
>>> base_symbols.assign_values([10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60])
>>> # Crete a matrix of symbols
>>> sym_mat = base_symbols.symbols()
>>> # Substitute the values in
>>> sym_mat = sym_mat.subs(base_symbols.as_dict())
>>> # Convert to an numpy.ndarray.
>>> np_mat = base_symbols.sym_to_np(sym_mat)
"""
return np.array(sym_matrix.tolist()).astype(float)
[docs]class CoordinateSymbols(BaseSymbols):
[docs] def __init__(self, name):
"""A set of coordinate symbols, inheriting from the BaseSymbols class.
Coordinate symbols are simply the translational (x,y,z) and rotational
(theta_x, theta_y, theta_z) coordinates about the centre of mass of a body.
As expected, use the RIGHT HAND RULE to determine coordinate directions.
Fix your x-axis appropriately, and the rest comes for free.
Args:
name (int, float or string): the name of the body or object we want to generate coordinates for.
Returns:
None
Example:
>>> from skydy.configuration import CoordinateSymbols
>>> # Create a set of symbols
>>> body_name = 1
>>> body_coords = CoordinateSymbols(body_name)
"""
super().__init__(name, "G", True)
[docs] def positions(self):
"""Returns the symbols of the positions (or coordinates) of the body."""
return self.symbols()
[docs] def velocities(self):
"""Returns the velocities of the positions (or coordinates) of the body."""
return sym.Matrix([sym.diff(var, sym.Symbol("t")) for var in self.symbols()])
[docs]class DimensionSymbols(BaseSymbols):
[docs] def __init__(self, name):
"""A set of dimension symbols, inheriting from the BaseSymbols class. Dimension
symbols simply exist in x-, y-, z-coordinates. By default, these symbols are
defined by l, or a length.
Args:
name (int, float or string): the name of the body or object we want to generate dimensions for.
Returns:
None
Example:
>>> from skydy.configuration import DimensionSymbols
>>> # Create a set of symbols
>>> body_name = 1
>>> body_dims = DimensionSymbols(body_name)
"""
super().__init__(name, "l", False)
[docs]class ForceSymbols(BaseSymbols):
[docs] def __init__(self, name):
"""A set of force symbols, inheriting from the BaseSymbols class. Force symbols
simply exist in x-, y-, z-coordinates. By default, these symbols are defined
by F, or a Force.
Args:
name (int, float or string): the name of the body or object we want to designate a force for.
Returns:
None
Example:
>>> from skydy.configuration import ForceSymbols
>>> # Create a set of symbols
>>> body_name = 1
>>> body_forces = ForceSymbols(body_name)
"""
super().__init__(name, "F", False)
[docs]class TorqueSymbols(BaseSymbols):
[docs] def __init__(self, name):
"""A set of torque symbols, inheriting from the BaseSymbols class. Torque
symbols simply exist as rotations about the x-, y-, z-coordinates. By default,
these symbols are defined by tau, or a Torque.
Args:
name (int, float or string): the name of the body or object we want to designate a Torque for.
Returns:
None
Example:
>>> from skydy.configuration import TorqueSymbols
>>> # Create a set of symbols
>>> body_name = 1
>>> body_torques = TorqueSymbols(body_name)
"""
super().__init__(name, "tau", False)


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- Logitech just announced the Adaptive Gaming Kit for gamers with limited mobility.
- It costs $100 and comes with a number of buttons and triggers.
- The game board allows you to place the buttons wherever you want.
- The Adaptive Gaming Kit ships this month.
Today, Logitech announced the Adaptive Gaming Kit that includes a number of buttons and triggers for the Xbox Adaptive Controller. It's designed so that gamers with mobility issues don't have to spend hundreds of dollars getting buttons for Microsoft's controller.
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Sources for a variety of platforms and binaries for Windows NT are available from http://www.cs.columbia.edu/IRT/rtptools/software/src.
The RTP tools should compile on any Posix-compliant platform supporting sockets, as well as Windows/NT/95/98/2000 (Win32). They have been tested on SunOS 4.1, SunOS 5.x (Solaris), Linux, NT 4.0, SGI Irix, and HP-UX. Edit the directories and libraries at the top of Makefile and type make. The compiler must support ANSI C: gcc does, Sun's old /usr/ucb/cc does not.
Note: You must use the sun4
architecture for
SunOS 4.1.x and sun5
for SunOS 5.x (Solaris). You will get
system call errors if you do not.
For quite a character, who desire to compile on Borland C++ Builder, please open dump_bcb.bpr, play_bcb.bpr, send_bcb.bpr and trans_bcb.bpr under bcb directory. Only pressing ctr-F9 needed for compilation, and the tool will be generated on the same directory.
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For all commands, the flag -h or -? will print a short usage summary.
Unless otherwise noted, input is taken from stdin, and output sent to
stdout. The extension .rtp
is suggested for files
generated in rtpdump -F dump
format.
rtpplay reads RTP session data, recorded by rtpdump -F dump from either the file or stdin, if file is not specified, sending it to network address destination and port port with a time-to-live value of ttl.
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is given, the
timing between packets corresponds to the arrival timing rather than the
RTP timestamps. Otherwise, for RTP data packets, the timing given by
the RTP timestamps is used, smoothing interarrival jitter and restoring
packet sequence. RTCP packets are still sent with their original
timing. This may cause the relative order of RTP and RTCP packets to be
changed.
The source port(localport) for outgoing packets can be set with the -s flag. A random port is chosen if this flag is not specified.
The whole file is played unless the begin or end times are specified. Times are measured in seconds and fractions from the beginning of the recording.
The RTP clock frequency is read from the profile file if
given; the default profile (RFC 1890) is used if not. The profile file
contains lines with two fields each: the first is the numeric payload
type, the second the clock frequency. The values read from the profile
file are silently ignored if the -T
flag is used.
If you want to loop a particular file, it is easiest to put the
rtpplay
command in a shell script.
The -v flag has rtpplay display the packets generated on stdout.
rtpplay
uses the hsearch (3C)
library,
which may not be available on all operating systems.
If file is specified, the file is used instead of the
network address. If no network address is given, file input is expected
from stdin. The file must have been recorded using the rtpdump
The recording duration is measured in minutes.
From each packet,
only the first bytes of the payload are dumped (only
applicable for "dump" and "hex" formats).
Supported formats are:
The version number indicates the file format version, not the version
of RTP tools used to generate the file. The current file format version
is 1.0.
This is followed by one binary header (RD_hdr_t) and one
RD_packet_t structure for each received packet. All fields are
in network byte order. The RTP and RTCP packets are recorded as-is.
rtpsend sends an RTP packet stream with configurable
parameters. This is intended to test RTP features. The RTP or RTCP
headers are read from a file, generated by hand, a test program or rtpdump (format "ascii").
rtpsend [-a] [-l]
[-s sourceport]
[-f file]
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Packets are sent with a time-to-live value ttl.
If data is read from a file instead of stdin, the
-l(loop) flag resends the same sequence of packets again and
again.
The source port(localport) for outgoing packets can be set with the
-s flag. A random port is chosen if this flag is not
specified.
If the -a flag is specified, rtpsend
includes a router alert IP option in RTCP packets. This is used by the
YESSIR resource reservation protoccol.
The file file contains the description of the packets to
be sent. Within the file, each entry starts with a time value, in
seconds, relative to the beginning of the trace. The time value must
appear at the beginning of a line, without white space. Within an RTP
or RTCP packet description, parameters may appear in any order, without
white space around the equal sign. Lines are continued with initial
white space on the next line. Comment lines start with #. Strings are
enclosed in quotation marks.
rtptrans RTP/RTCP packets arriving from one of the addresses to all
other addresses. Addresses can be a multicast or unicast. TTL values
for unicast addresses are ignored. (Actually, doesn't check whether
packets are RTP or not.)
Additionally, the translator can translate VAT packets into RTP
packets. VAT control packets are translated into RTCP SDES packets with
a CNAME and a NAME entry. However, this is only intended to be used in
the following configuration: VAT packets arriving on a multicast
connection are translated into RTP and sent over a unicast link. RTP
packets are not (yet) translated into VAT packets and and all packets
arriving on unicast links are not changed at all. Therefore, currently
mainly the following topology is supported: multicast VAT -> translator
-> unicast RTP; and on the way back it should lokk like this multicast
VAT <- translator <- unicast VAT. This means that the audio agent on
the unicast link should be able use both VAT and RTP.
The rtptools were written by Henning Schulzrinne, with
enhancements by Ping
Pan and Akira Tsukamoto.
rtptrans was written by Dorgham
Sisalem and enhanced by Steve
Casner.
dump
format.
format
text/binary
description
dump
binary
dump in binary format, suitable for rtpplay. The format is as follows:
The file starts with
#!rtpplay1.0
address/port\n
typedef struct {
struct timeval start; /* start of recording (GMT) */
u_int32 source; /* network source (multicast address) */
u_int16 port; /* UDP port */
} RD_hdr_t;
typedef struct {
u_int16 length; /* length of packet, including this header (may
be smaller than plen if not whole packet recorded) */
u_int16 plen; /* actual header+payload length for RTP, 0 for RTCP */
u_int32 offset; /* milliseconds since the start of recording */
} RD_packet_t;
header
like "dump", but don't save audio/video payload
payload
only audio/video payload
ascii
text
parsed packets (default), suitable for rtpsend
:
844525628.240592 RTP len=176 from=<IP_ADDRESS>:46196 v=2 p=0 x=0
cc=0 m=0 pt=5 (IDVI,1,8000) seq=28178 ts=954052737 ssrc=0x124e2b58
844525628.243123 RTCP len=128 from=<IP_ADDRESS>:53154
(RR ssrc=0x125bd36f p=0 count=1 len=7
(ssrc=bc64b658 fraction=0.503906 lost=4291428375 last_seq=308007791
jit=17987961 lsr=2003335488 dlsr=825440558)
)
(SDES p=0 count=1 len=23
(src=0x125bd36f<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NAME="Michael Baldizzi
(NASA LeRC)" TOOL="vat-4.0a8"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>)
)
hex
like ascii, but with hex dump of payload
rtcp
like ascii, but only RTCP packets
short
RTP or vat data in tabular form: [-]time ts [seq],
where a - indicates a set marker bit. The sequence number
seq is only used for RTP packets.
844525727.800600 954849217 30667
844525727.837188 954849537 30668
844525727.877249 954849857 30669
844525727.922518 954850177 30670
rtpsend
<time> RTP
v=<version>
p=<padding>
x=<extension>
m=<marker>
pt=<payload type>
ts=<time stamp>
seq=<sequence number>
ssrc=<SSRC>
cc=<CSRC count>
csrc=<CSRC>
data=<hex payload>
ext_type=<type of extension>
ext_len=<length of extension header>
ext_data=<hex extension data>
len=<packet size in bytes(including header)>
<time> RTCP (SDES v=<version>
(src=<source> cname="..." name="...")
(src=<source> ...)
)
(SR v=<version>
ssrc=<SSRC of data source>
p=<padding>
count=<number of sources>
len=<length>
ntp=<NTP timestamp>
psent=<packet sent>
osent=<octets sent>
(ssrc=<SSRC of source>
fraction=<loss fraction>
lost=<number lost>
last_seq=<last sequence number>
jit=<jitter>
lsr=<last SR received>
dlsr=<delay since last SR>
)
)
rtptrans
rtptrans
[host]/port[/ttl]
[host]/port[/ttl] [...]
Authors
Program history
Last updated
by Henning Schulzrinne


Note:
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| controller |
Defines the Controller to be used during the test run (it must be an available host in the LoadRunner Enterprise project). If not specified, a Controller will be chosen from the different controllers available in the LoadRunner Enterprise project.
From Performance Center 12.62 and plugin version 1.1.1, the option to provision a Controller as a Docker image is available by specifying the value "Elastic" and providing a value for the 'controller_elastic_configuration' parameter (see 'controller_elastic_configuration' table below).
|
No |
| lg_amount | Number of load generators to allocate to the test (every group in the test will be run by the same load generators). | Not required if each group defined in the 'group' parameter defines the load generators it will be using via the 'lg_name' parameter (see 'group' table below). |
| group | Lists all groups or scripts defined in the test. The parameter to be used in each group are specified in the 'group' table below. | Yes |
| scheduler | Defines the duration of a test, and determines whether virtual users are started simultaneously or gradually. See the 'scheduler' table below. | No |
| lg_elastic_configuration | Defines the image to be used in order to provision load generators. See the 'lg_elastic_configuration' table below. Available from Performance Center 12.62 and plugin version 1.1.1. | Yes, if a load generator is defined to be provisioned from a Docker image. |
| controller_elastic_configuration | Defines the image to be used in order to provision the Controller. See the 'controller_elastic_configuration' table below. Available from Performance Center 12.62 and plugin version 1.1.1. | Yes, if the Controller is defined to be provisioned from a Docker image. |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| group_name | Name of the group (it must be a unique name if several groups are defined). | Yes |
| vusers | Number of virtual users to allocate to the group for running the script. | Yes |
| script_id | ID of the script in the LoadRunner Enterprise project. | Not required if the 'script_path' parameter is specified. |
| script_path | Path and name of the script to be added to the group, separated by double backslashes (\\). For example "MyMainFolder\\MySubFolder\\MyScriptName'. Do not include the LoadRunner Enterprise root folder (named "Subject"). | Not required if 'script_id' parameter is specified |
| lg_name | List of load generators to allocate to the group for running the script. The supported values are:
|
No |
| command_line | The command line applied to the group. | No |
| rts | Object defining the runtime settings of the script. See the 'rts' table below. | No |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| pacing | Can be used to define the number of iterations the script will run and the required delay between iterations (see the 'pacing' table below). | No |
| thinktime | Can be used to define think time (see the 'thinktime' table below). | No |
| java_vm | Can be used when defining Java environment runtime settings (see the 'java_vm' table below). | No |
| jmeter | Can be used to define JMeter environment runtime settings (see the 'jmeter' table below). | No |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| number_of_iterations | Specifies the number of iterations to run; this must be a positive number. | Yes |
| type | Possible values for type attribute are:
|
No |
| delay | Non-negative number (less than 'delay_at_range_to_seconds' when specified). | Depends on the value provided for the 'type' parameter. |
| delay_random_range | Non-negative number. It will be added to the value given to the 'delay' parameter (the value will be randomly chosen between the value given to 'delay' parameter and the same value to which is added the value of this parameter). | Depends on the value provided for the 'type' parameter. |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| type | The ThinkTime Type attribute is one of:
|
No |
| min_percentage | This must be a positive number. | Depends on the value provided for the 'type' parameter. |
| max_percentage | This must be a positive number (it must be larger than the value provided for the 'min_percentage' parameter). | Depends on the value provided for the 'type' parameter. |
| limit_seconds | This must be a positive number. | Depends on the value provided for the 'type' parameter. |
| multiply_factor | The recorded think time is multiplied by this factor at runtime. | Depends on the value provided for the 'type' parameter. |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| jdk_home | The JDK installation path. | No |
| java_vm_parameters | List the Java command line parameters. These parameters can be any JVM argument. The common arguments are the debug flag (-verbose) or memory settings (-ms, -mx). In additional, you can also pass properties to Java applications in the form of a -D flag. | No |
| use_xboot | Boolean: Instructs VuGen to add the Classpath before the Xbootclasspath (prepend the string). | No |
| enable_classloader_per_vuser | Boolean: Loads each Virtual User using a dedicated class loader (runs Vusers as threads). | No |
| java_env_class_paths | A list of classpath entries. Use a double backslash (\\) for folder separators. | No |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| start_measurements | Boolean value to enable JMX measurements during performance test execution. | No |
| jmeter_home_path | Path to JMeter home. If not defined, the path from the %JMETER_HOME% environment variable is used. | No |
| jmeter_min_port | This number must be lower than the value provided in the 'jmeter_max_port' parameter. Both 'jmeter_min_port' and 'jmeter_max_port' parameters must be specified otherwise the default port values is used. | No |
| jmeter_max_port | This number must be higher than the value provided in the 'jmeter_min_port' parameter. Both 'jmeter_min_port' and 'jmeter_max_port' parameters must be specified otherwise the default port values is used. | No |
| jmeter_additional_properties | JMeter additional properties file. Use double slash (\\) for folder separator. | No |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| rampup | Time, in seconds, to gradually start all virtual users. Additional virtual users are added every 15 seconds until the time specified in the parameter ends. If no value is specified, all virtual users are started simultaneously at the beginning of the test. | No |
| duration | Time, in seconds, that it will take to run the test after all virtual users are started. After this time, the test run ends. If not specified, the test will run until completion. | No |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| image_id | This number can be retrieved from:
|
Yes if one of the load generator is defined to be provisioned from Docker image. |
| memory_limit | This parameter can be retrieved from LoadRunner Enterprise Application -> Test Management -> edit a test -> Press Assign LG button -> in the Elastic section, select DOCKER1 -> select the relevant image (based on the image name) -> use the values provided in the 'Memory(GB)' dropdown list (if not specified, this parameter should be ignored). | Yes, if the image is defined with resource limits |
| cpu_limit | This parameter can be retrieved from LoadRunner Enterprise Application -> Test Management -> edit a test -> Press Assign LG button -> in the Elastic section, select DOCKER1 -> select the relevant image (based on the image name) -> use the values provided in the 'CUPs' dropdown list (if not specified, this parameter should be ignored). | Yes, if the image is defined with resource limits |
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| image_id | This number can be retrieved from:
|
Yes if the Controller is defined to be provisioned from Docker image. |
| memory_limit | This parameter can be retrieved from LoadRunner Enterprise Application -> Test Management -> edit a test -> select the Controller -> choose Elastic option -> select the relevant image -> Under the Resource Limits label, find and use the values provided in the 'Memory(GB)' dropdown list (if not specified, this parameter should be ignored). | Yes, if the image is defined with resource limits |
| cpu_limit | This parameter can be retrieved from LoadRunner Enterprise Application -> Test Management -> edit a test -> select the Controller -> choose Elastic option -> select the relevant image -> Under the Resource Limits label, find and use the values provided in the 'CUPs' dropdown list (if not specified, this parameter should be ignored). | Yes, if the image is defined with resource limits |
##################################################
group:
- group_name: "TEstInt"
vusers: '20'
script_path: "plugin\\TEstInt"
lg_name:
- "LG1"
- "LG2"
- group_name: "Mtours"
vusers: '20'
script_path: "plugin\\mtours"
lg_name:
- "LG3"
- "LG4"
scheduler:
rampup: '45'
Duration: '300'
##################################################
##################################################
controller: "mycontroller"
lg_amount: 3
group:
- group_name: "JavaVuser_LR_Information_pacing_immediately_thinktime_ignore"
vusers: 50
script_id: 394
rts:
pacing:
number_of_iterations: 2
type: "immediately"
java_vm:
jdk_home: "C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.8.0_191"
java_vm_parameters: "java_vm_parameters"
enable_classloader_per_vuser: true
use_xboot: true
java_env_class_paths:
- "java_env_class_path1"
- "java_env_class_path2"
thinktime:
type: "ignore"
- group_name: "JavaHTTP_BigXML_pacing_fixed_delay_thinktime_replay"
vusers: 50
script_path: "scripts\\java_protocols\\JavaHTTP_BigXML"
rts:
pacing:
number_of_iterations: 2
type: "fixed delay"
delay: 10
java_vm:
jdk_home: "C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.8.0_191"
java_vm_parameters: "java_vm_parameters"
enable_classloader_per_vuser: true
thinktime:
type: "replay"
limit_seconds: 30
- group_name: "JavaVuser_LR_Information_immediately_pacing_random_delay_thinktime_modify"
vusers: 50
script_id: 394
rts:
pacing:
number_of_iterations: 2
type: "random delay"
delay: 10
delay_random_range: 20
java_vm:
jdk_home: "C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.8.0_191"
java_vm_parameters: "java_vm_parameters"
enable_classloader_per_vuser: true
java_env_class_paths:
- "java_env_class_path1"
- "java_env_class_path2"
thinktime:
type: "modify"
limit_seconds: 30
multiply_factor: 2
- group_name: "JavaHTTP_BigXML_pacing_fixed_interval_thinktime_random"
vusers: 50
#script_id: 392
script_path: "scripts\\java_protocols\\JavaHTTP_BigXML"
rts:
pacing:
number_of_iterations: 2
type: "fixed interval"
delay: 10
java_vm:
jdk_home: "C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.8.0_191"
java_vm_parameters: "java_vm_parameters"
enable_classloader_per_vuser: true
java_env_class_paths:
- "java_env_class_path1"
- "java_env_class_path2"
thinktime:
type: "random"
limit_seconds: 30
min_percentage: 2
max_percentage: 3
- group_name: "JavaHTTP_BigXML_pacing_random_interval"
vusers: 50
script_path: "scripts\\java_protocols\\JavaHTTP_BigXML"
rts:
pacing:
number_of_iterations: 2
type: "random interval"
delay: 10
delay_random_range: 20
java_vm:
jdk_home: "C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.8.0_191"
java_vm_parameters: "java_vm_parameters"
enable_classloader_per_vuser: true
java_env_class_paths:
- "java_env_class_path1"
- "java_env_class_path2"
- group_name: "Mtours_pacing_random_interval"
vusers: 50
script_path: "scripts\\Mtours"
rts:
pacing:
number_of_iterations: 2
type: "random interval"
delay: 10
delay_random_range: 20
jmeter:
start_measurements: true
jmeter_home_path: "c:\\jmeter"
jmeter_min_port: 2001
jmeter_max_port: 3001
jmeter_additional_properties: "jmeter_additional_properties"
- group_name: "Mtours_pacing_random_interval_Jmeter_default_port"
vusers: 50
script_path: "scripts\\Mtours"
rts:
pacing:
number_of_iterations: 2
type: "random interval"
delay: 10
delay_random_range: 20
jmeter:
start_measurements: true
scheduler:
rampup: 120
duration: 600
##################################################


Nick Chirkov. Fast Line-Segment Triangle Intersection. Journal
of graphics tools, 2(1):21-28, 2005
Fast 3D Line-Segment Triangle Intersection Test
Nick Chirkov
ArtyShock LLC
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Abstract:
-
I present a clean algorithm for determining if a line-segment intersects a
triangle or not. The algorithm performs a few binary tests that check if a
point of intersection of the line-segment and triangle plane is inside the
triangle. Then I present some essential optimizations for this algorithm that
reduce overall computation complexity. The algorithm does not compute an
intersection point.The algorithm is comparable with others but I believe it is
the fastest one when additional memory storage is available.
-
Source code:
-
Downloadable C++ source code implements
the algorithm described in this paper
-
Statistical Analysis:
-
A report on
the efficiency of this algorithm as compared with Moller-Trumbore algorithm.
-
Images:
|
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|
Kitchen Scene from
ArtyShock Engine
|
Cornell Box Global
Illumination test scene
|
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layout: page
title: 'Pepper List'
navigation: True
cover: 'assets/images/usda-peppers.jpg'
img_link: 'usdagov/14258251807'
img_attr: 'USDA'
img_lic: 'https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/'
---
{% for pepper in site.peppers %}
{{ pepper.title }}
Avg. Heat: {{ pepper.avg_heat }} scoville units.
{% endfor %}


I’m a Taiwanses girl currently living in the great lakes region. This is my travel blog to keep all my advantures in one place.
I’m a Taiwanses girl currently living in the great lakes region. This is my travel blog to keep all my advantures in one place.


PineAP log location saved. You must reboot the device for changes to take effect.
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{{ dmesg }}
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Modreg Sorter for Tutorial Balloting
Usage: Enter module and tutorial code (e.g. CS2105 T05), and drag the
module and tutorial codes below in order of your preference. Refreshing
this page will reset the data entered. Open this website via laptop or
phone in a landscape view to see the ranks of each of the module and
tutorial codes.


Properties
From Aegisub Manual
The script properties are some headers and other options that affect the entire script in various ways. They can be accessed from the File menu -> Properties.
The properties are:
- Title, Original script, Translation, Editing, Timing, Synch point, Updated by and Update details - These are for informational purposes only and do not affect rendering in any way.
- Resolution - The virtual resolution of the script. Unlike the informational headers, this does effect rendering in several ways. It's recommended to set this to the same as the video resolution, or an even multiple thereof. It affects:
- All coordinates (for margins, \pos, \move, vector drawing etc) are given in script resolution pixels.
- All font sizes are scaled according to the script resolution.
- If scale border and shadow (see below) is enabled, all border and shadow values are given in script resolution pixels (if it is disabled they are in video resolution pixels instead).
- Do however note that in a rather confusing manner, the script resolution does not affect the aspect ratio of any text, although it does affect the aspect ratio of vector drawings.
- Wrap style - Controls how the subtitle renderer will break lines that are too long to fit on one line. The modes are:
- 0 - The default mode. "Smart" wrapping; if a line is too long to fit on a line by itself, breaks it into two roughly evenly long lines, but prefers the top line to be wider. \N (note capital N) can be used to insert a manual linebreak.
- 1 - Inserts a linebreak when the line reaches the edges of the frame (minus margins); i.e. if it's just one word too long to fit on a line by itself, you get the last word all by itself on the bottom line. Almost never useful. As with 0, \N can be used for manual linebreaks.
- 2 - No automatic linewrapping at all; if a line is too long to fit inside the video frame, it will just continue outside the frame. \n and \N can be used to insert manual linebreaks.
- 3 - Same as mode 0, but prefers the bottom line to be wider.
- Collision - Determines how overlapping lines should be handled. In "normal" mode, the first line will stay where it is and the second one drawn above it. In "reverse" mode, the first line will be moved upwards and the second drawn under it.
- Scale border and shadow - Controls how outline and shadow widths are drawn. If disabled, they are given in video resolution pixels (meaning that using the script with a higher resolution video will make all borders/shadows look thinner). If enabled, they are given in script resolution pixels instead (meaning that outlines and shadows will look the same no matter the resolution). The latter is usually what you want.


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>Class Name: TouchTreeGrid.view.Dow2012Basic2Cont
>Variation of Basic List #1 Example
>32 pixel row height
>Example of custom "css" (vs. "style") renderers for positve as green and negative as red, but allows selected row to display as white
>Demonstrates use of cssSimpleRow config to conditionally style rows (Close Price >= 13200 in this case)
cssSimpleRow: '{[(values.Close >= 13200 ? "highlight-rows-over-13200" : "")]}'
>Demonstrates Checkcolumn implemenation for simple grids (refer to Project #3 for Treegrid example)
Refer to renderers config (renderer_flag function)
also refer to ListsController onDow2012lBasic2listItemTap() method for logic to process tap events on checkbox
>Refer to treegriddemo.css for all selector references to .x-touchtreegrid-list-dow2012Basic2
>Demonstrates pullrefresh to restore updates to original values
Refer to listPlugins config and ListsController onDow2012Basic2Pullrefresh() method


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Madison police looking for missing boy without medication
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I would like to tell you about the most incredible entheogenic experience I have ever had the pleasure, and displeasure of going through. But first I'll start with the background info. I was a 21 year old in good physical and mental condition, studying herbal medicines, shamanism, practicing yoga, and exploring entheogenic territories for the last several years. When at all possible, I grow or extract first hand.
We had found out about 3 months earlier we were to have our first child and we were extremly delighted. It was around the same time as I started forming a bond with the fungus. I experiemented with edible and toxic species, and it all came rather naturally for me. It seemed ironic that shortly after I had learned to grow mushroom fruits, that I myself had injected biological spores in to my wife, and would soon be 'fruiting' a child. It wasn't long before I dedicded to try mushrooms trips to connect with my child while still in utero.
Having preciously been experimenting with 1-3 gram doses and not finding the desired effect, I decided to try 4 grams of a Thailand strain of psilocybe ground up and drank in hot chocolate. Now it's been said chocolate is a mild MAOI and weather or not that is the case, I have yet to see personally. I DO know that powdering and making an infusion from the mushrooms will cause the experience to come on much faster and more intense, with a smoother and also faster come down. So I informed my wife of my intentions before she went to bed, and prepared my beverage for the evening followed with some relaxation meditation. It's entirely possible I would have smoked a bowl during the course of getting my mind focussed on the trip.
As was recommeded by Oss and Oeric in the Magic Mushroom Growers Guide I was trying to work my way up to 5 grams dry in complete darkness. This is really quite trying mentally as my mind would attempt to over analyze certain redundant details of a trip such as spirals and geometric rainbow patterns, and would also lead to vicious negative thought circles critizing my harder lessons in life. It had been hard to see past the pretty designs and let myself fall apart allowing myself to be absorbed entirely in to the mushroom trance, but I was learning quickly as mushrooms do not allow for slackers.
When I felt prepared, I consumed my drink and went in to lay next to my sleeping wife and unborn child. Within 10 or 15 minutes I was feeling swelling rushes of energy through my eyelids and skull, quickly passing through my entire body. Visuals ensued about 5 minutes or so following. As I let my eyes look past the swiling colors behind my eyelids, I noticed a glowing figure in the center of a black, vast landscape. My vision approached this figure and I noticed quickly that it was myself sitting in a semi lotus position, transparent but glowing. I was able to 'see' what my transparent self was seeing which was an entirety of the universe, very dark and vast but not lonely or scary in the least.
The universe and creation appeared to be held at two levels, one above and one below. These levels were symbolized by two faint 2-dimensional squares-one hovering below my transparent self's head, one almost directly below my feet. When I would look directly at these squares they would take on an almost picture type of feel and I could watch the evolution of our planet with each blink of my eyes.  All the images were displayed in 'Beyond Technicolor,' colors so vivid language does not justify them.
After an undetermined amount of time the squares propelled away from my 'body.' My vision went dark and I felt myself being swept along what I knew was the current of a river. My vision started fading in and I noticed skulls and then entire skeletons passing next to me. I noticed without fear, that the river I was submerged in was blood. I realized somehow that the river was symbolic and that all rivers have an connection in to a larger mass of water (energy). I questioned where this mass would be and what it would hold just as I was pushed in to a giant 'room.'
I still felt physically as though I were underwater but I had reached the end and it seemed like a tall wide bloody H.R. Geiger painting, mother ship and all. This mother ship machine was obviously the central object in the room and the blood river seemed to drain in to the machine, although like I said I still felt submerged. The skeletons suddenly appeared everywhere grabbing me and pulling me towards the machine. It was at this moment when I realized my wife was yanking on my arm telling me to come to, she was bleeding from her womb.
I tried to adjust my vision but could not, so I simply closed my eyes so I could focus on listening. She told me again that she was bleeding and I told her to get dressed, I was taking her to the hospital. I drove quickly and carefully somehow and arrived at the emergency room after only about 2 hours had passed in to my experience.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I was peaking and all around me was bright white beeping lights and staring docturs and nurses. My fear level has never been so high as this night.  I sat my wife down and walked to the receptionist and closed my eyes and explained the situation without blinking or stumbling over a word.
I remember rushing my wife to a room with a most humbing chair for her, and watching a doctor examine her internally. He tried to assure us she was fine as well as the baby but we insisted something was wrong. It turned out he was right, and I was able to hear my child's heart beat for the first time at the peak of a mushroom trip.
We went home and I lay in bed and tried to sort through my thoughts avoiding the visual disturbances, and my conclusion was this: As I have been shown on so many occasions, time is multi leveled and non existant at the same time, and with a slight adjustment in mental perception we are able to tap in to any physical time space the mushrooms allow (my transparent self watching all of creation). In our searches in life we may never realize that the road we are on now, is the one that will lead us where we need to be to find what we are looking for (floating down the blood river). If we ask respectfully of the mushroom, with patience and hard lessons we will be helped with whatever we ask for (the machine I feel was my unborn child, the answer to my request to contact my unborn child).
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.


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