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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-06-15 21:15:22.@doncat This is rare books so I realize it's unlikely, but there's no case where I have two items of the same holding? Would the goal there be that both barcodes get the same AbID?
To start with, "rare books" is a meaningless phrase. SC collections aren't different from anything else. (I have statistical demonstration of this fact!) Yes, it's entirely possible to have two items for the same holding. Such a case is included in the sample records in the related document. Oh, and can someone add "Set 852 1st indicator to '8'" in the preceding? I forgot that change. "8" means local.
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It doesn't seem like Alma supports linking out to the Google fonts API--the letter component won't save. Pending an answer from ExL, now looking for other alternatives for streamlining the issue of client-based fonts.
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by None at 2021-06-15 14:33:38.this was fixed by: ssh pulsys@lib-postgres-staging1 sudo su postgres psql drop database thenameofOLstagingdatabase run the playbook (not necessary but it would be good to run it) finally deploy again
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-06-15 17:06:41.This is what's configured now.
Missing steps: - [x] Merge https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/pull/1344 - [x] Set up cert/name/load balancer for catalog-alma.princeton.edu - [ ] Fix Redis configuration for bibdata1/2/worker1 to use a single redis instance for Sidekiq.
We are not testing anymore elf locations. The have been removed from alma. We should delete the elf tests. For online locations we now use the electronicportfolios field https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/alma/spec/marc_to_solr/lib/config_spec.rb#L133-L171 . An example https://catalog-alma-qa.princeton.edu/catalog/99122306151806421/raw.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-15 20:23:18.In other words we should remove elf tests. Because of the initial migration elf location still exists in alma but it is a cleanup issue and it will be removed. Also when we generate the locations tables we exclude the elf locations.
We are testing online locations using the electronicportfolios field, so we can close this pr. I'm sorry that the issue was not updated after we added the electronicportfolios field.
for reference I'm adding my comment from issue https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1247#issuecomment-861744423. it references an example and the test for the electronic portfolio_s field.
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by None at 2021-06-15 20:05:11.I checked the aws scsb production bucket and there are incremental files with records.
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by Zaynab Masood at 2021-06-15 13:51:45.Invoice status: the files for input will be: /mnt/dms-smbserve/peoplesoft/voucherstatus/ push to lib-sftp in the invoicestatus directory
Fund Adjustment: Just move the file between /mnt/dms-smbserve/peoplesoft/fundadjustment/ to lib-sftp in fundadjustment File will be .csv
Here is the example code @mzelesky created and tested.
require 'nokogiri'
def invoices_from_status_query(doc)
invoices = {}
doc.xpath('//row').each do |row|
invoice_id = row.at_xpath('INVOICE_ID').text
payment_status = row.at_xpath('PYMNT_SELCT_STATUS').text
payment_status ||= ''
payment_status.upcase!
payment_status = 'REJECTED' unless payment_status == 'PAID'
invoice_date = row.at_xpath('INVOICE_DATE').text
payment_date = row.at_xpath('PAYMENT_VOUCHER_DATE').text
voucher_id = row.at_xpath('VOUCHER_ID').text
payment_amount = row.at_xpath('PYMNT_AMT').text
currency = row.at_xpath('CURRENCY_PYMNT').text
message = row.at_xpath('PYMNT_MESSAGE').text
invoices[invoice_id] = {}
invoices[invoice_id][:payment_status] = payment_status
invoices[invoice_id][:invoice_date] = invoice_date
invoices[invoice_id][:payment_date] = payment_date
invoices[invoice_id][:voucher_id] = voucher_id
invoices[invoice_id][:currency] = currency
invoices[invoice_id][:payment_amount] = payment_amount
invoices[invoice_id][:message] = message
end
invoices
end
def invoices_to_alma_xml(invoices)
builder = Nokogiri::XML::Builder.new(encoding: 'UTF-8') do |xml|
xml['xb'].payment_confirmation_data('xmlns:xb' => 'http://com/exlibris/repository/acq/xmlbeans') {
xml['xb'].invoice_list {
invoices.each do |invoice_id, info|
xml['xb'].invoice {
xml['xb'].unique_identifier invoice_id
xml['xb'].payment_status info[:payment_status]
xml['xb'].invoice_date info[:invoice_date]
xml['xb'].payment_voucher_date info[:payment_date]
xml['xb'].payment_voucher_number info[:voucher_id]
xml['xb'].payment_note info[:message]
xml['xb'].voucher_amount {
xml['xb'].currency info[:currency]
xml['xb'].sum info[:payment_amount]
}
}
end
}
}
end
builder.to_xml
end
doc = File.open('/Users/mzelesky/Downloads/PU_AP_ALMA_INVOICE_DETAILS_06142021.xml') { |f| Nokogiri::XML(f) }
invoices = invoices_from_status_query(doc)
output_doc = invoices_to_alma_xml(invoices)
File.open('./../output/alma_status_query_output.xml', 'w') do |output|
output.puts(output_doc)
end
@mzelesky we should pick one of these two choices * We should default anything missing to empty string to allow the errors to be handled by. Alma (working choice) * We should handle errors. Only note (payment message) is optional. If any other fields are missing we should skip the record.
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by Hector Correa at 2021-06-15 13:45:52.Resolved by #2493
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-06-15 13:46:02.This should be resolved with #2490
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-06-15 13:47:16.This should be resolved with #2503
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-06-15 13:47:58.Coverage remained the same at 96.771% when pulling 5b8fab2908496abe9aeb88ee5b887bdfb4aceafd on fix-cap into 5165e5f6bce8974b747aba3656b3af5aed0ad536 on alma.
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when loading https://catalog-qa.princeton.edu/ this is fixed
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-15 15:40:12.closed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-15 16:31:47.I'm wondering about an alternative plan here:
What if we made another set of browse list tables, for alma? If OL is configured to use Alma it uses those, otherwise it uses the old ones. Then we just point at the normal production OL database.
@tpendragon my thought was to create new browse lists tables to close this issue https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1362. Now that we have a separate alma branch I dont think there is a problem to have the cron jobs running on the new pul indexer boxes https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/blob/af08d2c343e81c7be89c5ac91d65f5305bce72db/config/schedule.rb.
The migration should be considered for other tables. For example for bookmarks.
Will doubling the browse lists be a database size issue? Look on postgres and see how big the tables are.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-06-15 18:31:46.All of the bibdata-alma servers appear to have to correct API key already.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-06-15 20:24:40.Coverage remained the same at 96.738% when pulling a616c1bdf0e9f799f17ac831c606597775865a1a on dependabot/npmandyarn/postcss-7.0.36 into c099150eed8d71bd547d1990ba38518f50ff6da0 on main.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-16 00:31:37.Coverage increased (+0.03%) to 96.771% when pulling 8dd530d9fad54e58561421652f8697ab366ebad2 on alma into c099150eed8d71bd547d1990ba38518f50ff6da0 on main.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-06-15 17:34:29.@kayiwa and I tried a different direction on #2313 for which which we have a sligtht preference.
And the description on this PR is incorrect. After reviewing the samba role more carefully, those configs are for setting up a share on the server-side, as @carolyncole had initially said.
Since we don't want to do both, and hrshare is working, #2313 removes the bibdata sambaserver tasks in favor of the samba role configs, and resolves the directory permissions issues we were previously seeing.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-06-15 22:47:30.If it is a problem having an extra catalog-qa index because of storage, then we should update ansible to point https://catalog-qa.princeton.edu/ to the catalog-staging
index.
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by Kate Lynch at 2021-06-15 15:33:15.Created a hold in alma backend successfully using this bib/holding combo
MMS ID:<PHONE_NUMBER>3506421 Holdings ID:<PHONE_NUMBER>0006421
Try this again (when SCSB UAT is available)
Now that datatables has been restored we should look at how this behaves with that back in place.
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Ethereum Blockchain Wallet implementing Green Energy semantics for Corrently based decentralized capacity market.
Members
(inner, constant) CORRENTLY
Core Constants for semantics used in decentralized capacity market
Methods
(inner) buyCapacity(asset, quantity)
OTC buy capacity from market
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
asset |
string | Address Contract to buy from |
quantity |
number | Amount of capacity to buy |
(inner) CorrentlyAccount(address) → {Object}
Digital twin of consensus driven account identified by address
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
address |
string | Address of a twinable account |
Returns:
Digital twin identified by address
- Type
- Object
(inner) CorrentlyIoT(address) → {number}
IoT Wrapper to Corrently-IoT implementation
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
address |
string | Address of a thing |
Returns:
Value of thing
- Type
- number
(inner) deleteData(address)
GDPR compliance to delete personal and private data from OTC transactions
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
address |
string | Address of wallet |
(inner) deletePending(nonce)
Delete a pending transaction from q
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
nonce |
string | nonce of a pending transaction |
(inner) linkDemand(ethereumAddress)
Link confirmed consumption source to wallet. Any provider or authority might create new demand links. Typical use of this function is after receiving a demandLink from a provider/utility.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ethereumAddress |
string | Address to link with |
(inner) Market() → {Object}
Retrieve market data OTC (Over the counter trade) as provided by Corrently Corp
Returns:
Market data of all assets
- Type
- Object
(inner) newDemand(options)
Request new Demand Link - This method might be used to tell an energy provider to publish a new deman link for this account.
Typical usage is to set email and provider in options. The given energy provider will get in contact with you to negotiate an offer.
As soon as an energy contract is in place a demanLink will be published and could be used with the function linkDemand
.
Typical Options:
- email: communication address for contract, offer negotiation. Only allowed to be used for this Communication
- provider: Might be 'stromdao' as contact persion (request will be routed to this provider)
- yearlyDemand: Kilo-Watt-Hours per Year requested
- address: Geo-Coded Address for point of consumption
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options |
object | Options required for energy provider to create a demandLink |
(inner) performance(asset) → {Object}
Retrieve Performance profile of given asset. Corrently has a day based performance monitoring for assets on the market. This is subject to be changed in later releases to merge with Performance package
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
asset |
string | transaction hash of asset contract setup |
Returns:
Performance data as returned by asset schema
- Type
- Object
(inner) Performance(meterid) → {Object}
Retrieve Performance profile of given asset Metering ID. Note: This is not standarized at the moment and schema is subject to be changed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
meterid |
string | unique id to dispatch |
Returns:
Performance data as given by meter schema
- Type
- Object
(inner) setMeta(key, value)
Set Key Value MetaInformation for account Allows to associate signed meta information to an account which becomes publicly available
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
string | Of Meta Date |
value |
string | Of Meta Date |
(inner) Stromkonto(meterid) → {Object}
Retrieve Stromkonto Balances for given account. Note: This does not retrieve data from BLC - instead it is using Corrently service
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
meterid |
string | unique id to dispatch |
Returns:
Performance data as given by meter schema
- Type
- Object
(inner) transferCapacity(ethereumAddress, kilowatthours)
Transfer generation capacity to another ethereum account
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ethereumAddress |
string | Address to receive capacity |
kilowatthours |
number | Kilo-Watt-Hours per year to transfer |


Italy: Venice council flooded after 'NO' vote on climate change measures
by Xeni JardinOops. Awkward.
An Italian council was flooded immediately after rejecting new measures to address the climate crisis that threatens to sink the city, and wreak havoc throughout the world.
The regional council of Veneto is situated on Venice's Grand Canal. On Tuesday night, the office flooded for the first time in its history, right after rejecting measures to fight climate change.
Here is a post on Facebook with images.
Venice has been hit this week by the worst flooding in over 50 years.
Reporting by Gianluca Mezzofiore, CNN:
And the council chamber in Ferro Fini Palace started to take in water around 10 p.m. local time, as councilors were debating the 2020 regional budget, Democratic Party councilor Andrea Zanoni said in a long Facebook post.
"Ironically, the chamber was flooded two minutes after the majority League, Brothers of Italy, and Forza Italia parties rejected our amendments to tackle climate change," Zanoni, who is deputy chairman of the environment committee, said in the post, which also has photographs of the room under water.
Among the rejected amendments were measures to fund renewable sources, to replace diesel buses with "more efficient and less polluting ones," to scrap polluting stoves and reduce the impact of plastics, he said.
Italian council is flooded immediately after rejecting measures on climate change [cnn.com]
Previously: Venice is flooded right now and it looks miserable


Tough Water Level
问题描述 :
For example, imagine a simple glass of water. Or, we will rather call it a cup to avoid ambiguity of this word. So, imagine a simple cup (made of glass) that is partially filled with water. You might have noticed that the stability of such a cup depends on the amount of water inside. If you brush against a full cup, it is relatively easy to knock it down and spill its contents. If the cup is empty, there is fortunately nothing to be spilled, but other than that, the situation does not improve much ― it is still easy to knock the cup down with only a little force. The best stability is usually achieved with a “half-full” cup.
In this problem, your task is to determine the water level that makes a cup as much stable as possible. For the purpose of this problem, we will make a simple assumption that the “stability” of a cup is higher, if its center of mass (sometimes also called the center of gravity) is lower (closer to the bottom).
The center of mass can be informally defined as follows: Imagine that glass and water consist of a very large number of very small particles. Then the center of mass is an average of the position of all these particles. The average is weighted by particle masses. Since the density of glass is approximately 2 500 kg.m-3 and the density of water only 1 000 kg.m-3 , we will suppose that the mass of a glass particle is 2.5 times higher than the mass of a water particle of the same size.
All cups considered in this problem will have an exact rotary shape. But their radius may vary with the height ― some cups are wider at the top, others are wider at the bottom. Also, the thickness of the glass may not be constant.
The left figure shows a typical cup considered in this problem. It can be fully described by its height (H), thickness of the bottom (B), and two functions R and T . Both of these functions take a current height as their argument and they give the outer radius (R) and glass thickness (T) in the appropriate height. Please note that the thickness is always measured strictly horizontally and may therefore not reflect the “real thickness” of the glass in its usual meaning.
输入:
The second line contains an expression R(x) (radius), the third line an expression T (x) (glass thickness). All data are given in centimeters. The last description is followed by a line with two zeros.
The expressions will contain only digits ("0" through "9"), decimal points ("."), four basic operators ("+", "-", "*", and "/"), parentheses ("(" and ")"), and the lowercase letters "x" denoting the input variable (height measured from the cup bottom).
Arithmetical operators have their usual meaning and priorities, i.e., multiplication and division have a higher priority than addition and subtraction.
输出:
样例输入:
9 1 3+x/6 17/8-x/8 10 1 (x+10) 10/(x+10) 0 0
样例输出:
Pour 0.030 litres / 3.365 cm of water. Pour 0.878 litres / 2.193 cm of water.
使用代码高亮的插件，再修改下css
这个条件 “两个数的乘积最小”可以忽略
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这怎么用Catalan数啊？求解答！
楼主你能把scanf( "%d%*" ,&T );中%*的用法详细说明吗
额楼主能否在发布代码的同时对解题思路做个讲解呢？这样大家在学习的时候就方便多了。
博主的C++功底真是好
int L[m+1][n+1];这样定义出错，这个在gcc上可以编译通过 在VS上不行 应该改为new 或者vector
Thank you very much
找bug好专业的说
很好，找的就是这一题
int L[m+1][n+1];这样定义出错，这个在gcc上可以编译通过 在VS上不行 应该改为new 或者vector


‘You can’t help but feel to blame,’ says Dele Alli of Pochettino's Tottenham exit – video
Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Dele Alli has heaped praise on Mauricio Pochettino after he was sacked by Spurs. ‘I’ve been through a lot of ups and downs and he’s helped me through all of them. I can’t thank him for enough. I’ve seen him more than I’ve seen my own family in the last five years,’ said Alli. The 23-year-old admitted that he couldn’t help but feel to blame for Pochettino’s demise, but said that him and his teammates gave ‘110%’ while playing under him


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else:
outBlockList = [endmember.reshape(-1, inBlock.shape[-1]) for endmember in results[0]]
// residuals
outBlockList.append(results[1].reshape(-1, inBlock.shape[-1]))
// output pixel arrays of endmembers & residuals
pixelBlocks["output_pixels"] = np.array(outBlockList).astype(props["pixelType"])
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resid = resid.reshape(1, -1, inBlock.shape[-1]) // extra dimension to match shape of endmembers
outBlocks = np.row_stack((endmembers, resid)) // resid can be either RSS or R2
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Its christmas already, and I will be traveling home for a good whole 10 days. A wedding to attend and some outing with friends and family, Cant wait for the next week to start. Mostly my posts will be scheduled for a few days, but will try to be in touch hopefully if the Internet works...
Lets start our Christmas celebrations with the LUSH goodies this season, LUSH Candy Cane soap
This is a limited edition LUSH soap themed around Christmas holidays. The complete soap is in shape of a Candy bar and smells like a mint Candy but looks like a bubblegum candy.
Its pale baby pink but if you are lucky, you might get some red pieces with it, but I wasnt so lucky I suppose.
Its an average LUSH soap, which cleanses well. According to me it should be bought just to celebrate the spirit of holiday, beacuse if I start comparing it with other LUSH contemporaries this one will left far behind.
It isn't moisturizing.. which is my biggest need at this time of the year. Its does not lather much, and I start missing my regular shower gels then. Shouldn't Christmas be all about bubbles, candies, and yup moisturizing too ? but I wont stop you, this one is totally to celebrate the spirit of christmas, so I wont stand between you guys...
Happy Weekend everyone!!! What plans ?


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| POST | /items/id/update | Update an item. Item's owner must be logged in. |
title, description | form errors, 'no item', 'not allowed' | |
| POST | /items/id/message | Send a message to the item's owner | email, message | form errors | |
| POST | /items/id/relist | Set an item's expiry date 2 weeks in the future. Item's owner must be logged in. |
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| POST | /items/id/expire | Expire immediately. Item's owner must be logged in. |
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| GET | /messages/id/report_spam | Mark message as spam | magic_key | html: render report_spam.html | html: render report_spam.html |
| POST | /feedback/new | Send feedback message about Reyooz | email, message |


This is a set of notes made in an attempt to organize my reading of, and thinking about, the documentation provided with the Ivy tool.
Ivy's existing docs are good, but have some shortcomings: they're incomplete (much is only covered in testcases, examples, or comments inside the implementation); they have a fixed tutorial-centric presentation order for many concepts; they assume a lot of background knowledge in formal logic; and they lack navigational structure (especially internal hyperlinking) which helps learn a concept that depends on several others one is learning simultaneously.
All this makes it a bit hard (or did for me) to learn the full scope of material presented. So I started making these notes to help myself out.
My goals here are threefold:
- To decompose the existing documentation into lots of inter-linked concept-specific notes, to allow the reader to explore in any order they need to, iteratively, and starting from any point they wish.
- To consolidate all the various facts mentioned or implied about each concept throughout multiple tutorials, test cases, papers and the existing reference into each concept-specific page.
- To expand on each concept beyond how it's covered in the existing documentation, through linking to external papers, conducting experiments with the tool and recording the results as examples, and writing original text/explanations myself.
I hope that my doing this work is not viewed as a disapproval of the existing tutorials -- they are good for what they do, exploring a conceptual landscape and the intended organization and development of an Ivy project. But I've found them inadequate for my learning task, and Ivy is just conceptually quite big and complex! I think good documentation requires multiple perspectives and organizations, which I hope to help provide.
Source material for this is a mix of the existing Ivy docs (which are all MIT-licensed), my own writing (which is MIT-licensed) and small excerpts from papers that have particularly lucid explanations (which I believe / hope fall under either liberal licensing regimes or the doctrine of fair use, though not all of them are clear).
Please let me know if you see words of yours that you don't think it's license-legitimate for me to be publishing here. Also any other feedback, bug fixes, corrections or patches welcome!


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What does the command "git commit -a" do?
automatically stage all tracked, modified files before the commit
- record the snapshot you have saved with the "git add" command
- allows you to include a message with your commit
- unstage changes that you have staged


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My friend had told me about this new really good painkiller called Topamax, and being the conservative person that I am I tried to abtain all of the information about the drug that I could because I don't like to take prescription drugs that I don't know what they are or what they are for. So I looked it up and found a couple reports that said it was a painkiller, antiepileptic, some that said it is for manic-depressive people but all the reports I read said they didn't know how it worked and that it had many other uses however I was never able to find anything on what the high or the trip was like. So I wanted to post this so that anyone that is thinking about taking it can realize how horrible this is.
I was told it lasted for several hours and that you felt really, really good on it. I am someone that usually does oxycontin, lortab, and percocet so I thought that it was going to be a similar high. I waited till the next morning to take it, I always enjoy taking painkillers early to start my day so I took it at about noon.
After taking it I drove straight to the mall
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] and right about then it kicked in, I could tell because my mind was racing faster then usual. I couldn't even keep up with it. It almost felt as though my mind was overwhelming my body.
 There's the type of confusion that I get when I am really stoned and playing a video game, then there's the confusion that I get on topamax where I can't figure out which it is that makes the car accelerate, the cluth or gas pedal. The entire time that I was on this pill I felt really, really depressed.
So then after that, I had to drive home.  So I got home and I thought that I could sleep it off, falling asleep was easy because it caused drowsiness by then. My girlfriend came in and woke me up about three hours later and the mind-racing had gone away but by now the confusion had totally taken over my mind. Imagine your short term memory just stops and you cant even get through one sentance AND YOU ARE TRYING TO ACT SOBER IN FRONT OF YOUR PARENTS.
***heres an example***
My dad had asked me where my brother bought my car from and the sentance I had to tell him was this 'His tenant was going to sell it to the junk yard for 100 dollars so my brother just offered them a hundred dollars for the car.' But it came out like this
'His uh......his renters.......they uh........were gonna..uh....... gonna sell it.....uh and.....uh.....and.....uh.......' and he had to finish my sentances for me.
I literally felt like the smart and articulate part of my life had died and I was some type of zombie that couldn't do anything because it all caused way too much confusion. This state of confusion lasted for about three days.
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.


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
LAMIVUDINE
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 140
LAMIVUDINE RxNorm: 68244 ATC: J05AF05 |
CLADRIBINE RxNorm: 44157 ATC: L01BB04 |
Risk of decrease of the effectiveness of the cladribine by the lamivudine |
Not recommended |
LAMIVUDINE RxNorm: 68244 ATC: J05AF05 |
ZALCITABINE RxNorm: 3363 ATC: J05AF03 |
Risk of decrease of the effectiveness of each antiviral due to reciprocal inhibition of the phosphorylation reaction at the origin of the active metabolites |
Not recommended |


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What is the project?
Benetech is proposing a 2017 Google Summer of Code project that aims to make interactive templates available on a website so that instructors can dynamically input key data to generate customized models that provide learners with interactive objects that facilitate mastery of key concepts. Such a web-based tool could provide an easier mechanism for educators to produce 2D and 3D physical objects for set categories such as: pie charts, maps, Venn Diagrams, physics circuits, and geometric figures. The goal is to provide a web-based interface that connects to various resources including our existing Repository-Registry of Accessible Images (RRAI).
Producing 2D and 3D tactile graphics has typically been a highly technical and time-intensive process that requires specialization in alternative media production. This project aims to provide guided, web-based templates that open up the production of alternative resources to a broader group of educators. The pre-defined templates builds in best practice guidelines and expertise based on research previously generated by the Benetech’s DIAGRAM Center community. In addition to building a front-end mechanism to input specific data to help render these models digitally, we also aim to make connectors to a .stl library that allows these files to be printed using a 3D printer.
Why this project?
In 2016, Benetech designed and built the Repository-Registry of Accessible Images (RRAI), a collective image repository that makes accessible educational resources available in more mediums (e.g., videos, simulations, audio descriptions, 2D/3D models). While early users have provide positive feedback about this digital collection of resources, some have commented on the criticality and inability to create variations of basic images and diagrams. For example, while a single standard deviation model might be used to introduce a concept, students cannot be expected to fully comprehend this concept without additional variations to practice and test on.
One size does not fit all when it comes to education — learners span a wide range of backgrounds and represent an even broader set of needs and preferences. Fortunately, technology is making it easier, faster, and cheaper to produce educational resources including models and manipulatives that students can interact with. This not only supports students with specific disabilities that require alternative mediums for learning, but also caters to the various learning styles and needs of individuals.
Details on technical needs
What impact are we hoping to have?
We are hoping to grow the collection of accessible tactile resources available in an existing image repository. Make it possible for educators to produce customized 2D and 3D learning objects in the area of STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics), which would otherwise not be available due to the expensive and time-intensive requirements involved in production.
What is the project?
Through the Open Referral API project, we will build an open source reference implementation for the Human Services Data Specification (HSDS), which is an open data exchange format for information about the accessibility of health, human, and social services. An Open Referral API, and its supporting website, administrative, and developer portal will give human services organizations a low-cost alternative for delivering human services that will play nicely with existing systems.
This project will iterate upon years of work to establish interoperability across the landscape of information systems that connect people in need to resources available in their community. The Summer of Code fellow will work in tandem with a project funded by the Markets for Good program. In dialogue with human service referral providers across the country and the world, we will develop functioning open source software that both provides a baseline of code for use by any government, nonprofit, or other civic institution, and serves as a standardizing reference point for the entire field of software vendors.
Why this project?
Today, information about vital human services like health care, mental health counseling, food assistance, job training, and other essential resources need to be accessible beyond just a single organization or even a single website. The Open Referral initiative has aligned a previously-siloed field around a common data schema (the Human Services Data Specification) that enables resource directory data to be structured and exchanged in predictable ways. In part through this work, many organizations are now adopting API-based approaches to sharing this critical public information, so our data format must evolve up a level: an API implementation of HSDS would allow organizations to build and disseminate web, mobile, and system-to-system integrations across geographies, institutional contexts, and technological languages.
What is the project?
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Details on technical needs
Open Referral is partnering with Benetech to design and implement modular, redeployable open source software that reaches the widest possible audience. We are not dogmatic about the programming language used to develop the project (though we feel that Python, Ruby, or PHP would speak to many of the types of organizations that operate existing human service platforms). The individual technical components of the Open Referral API platform would be the following:
While the Open Referral system will leverage a single popular programming language, and employing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript so that it will run on any system, this implementation will developed to operate on the Google Cloud Platform. The project architecture, code reviews, and oversight will be provided by Kin Lane, and Benentech, with organizational and HSDS compliance reviews brought by Greg Bloom and the Open Referral team. The current team has the technical expertise required, all we need is the passion and energy of a Summer of Code student.
This project would help providers deliver human services through multiple channels, sharing with trusted partners, and even opening up data to passionate civic developers who are interested in helping lend a hand to make their communities a better place. With success, we will help decrease the cost of maintaining information about human services and increase the quality and accessibility of that information, thereby improving service discovery and deliverability, yielding healthier people, more resilient communities, and better informed decision makers.
Benetech's Bookshare is the world's largest online library of accessible electronic books with over 500,000 titles and counting!
With the rise of voice commands operating people's devices, we want to offer Bookshare members who have purchased a device like Google Home the opportunity to access their books using voice commands. With this series of actions or skills, a Bookshare member can access books from the Bookshare collection and have them read aloud using the text-to-speech capability on the device. There are more than 500,000 titles available in the collection, which can be opened upon command! Open Sesame.
The following actions are examples of what users on Bookshare may want to be able to do using voice commands (with basic instructions on how):
1. As a Bookshare member, I want to be able to set up my device to sign into Bookshare.
2. As a Bookshare member, I want to be able to open a book that I have previously downloaded from Bookshare:
3. As a Bookshare member, I want to be able to find a newspaper or periodical that is available in Bookshare and open the most-recent edition that is available to me.
4. As a Bookshare member who has previously found a periodical that I like to read, and saved it as a local subscription on my device, I want to open a specific edition of that periodical and read it aloud.
5. As a Bookshare member, I want to be able to find a book using a title search within Bookshare and then open it.
Note: there are many different ways to discover books within the Bookshare collection, such as looking for the "most-recently added" titles, the "most popular" titles, books with a particular title, ISBN, or by an author, tagged with a category, etc. All of those discovery mechanisms would use the same basic concept, but would call a different search API. This first example of a "book whose title includes this keyword/phrase" is representative of the other types of actions, with TITLE being the best first step in discovering a book:
6. As a Bookshare member, I would like to be able to navigate forward and backward within the book, and jump to a section or chapter (we will need to support navigation within the book). I would also like to speed up or slow down the playback.
*Additional Feature Request: If the volunteer still has time and interest, we also have V2 API calls, which are RESTful and will support all of our new features in the future. The first functional area that has been written to that spec is in the area of Reading Lists, which serve as a way of organizing and/or assigning books to people. Each member has access to a "list of lists", which then has a "list of books" on it. Students are assigned school reading lists, individual members pull together favorites, and Bookshare librarians build shared reading lists of best sellers, award winners, grade-level suggestions, etc., all represented as reading lists.


Now you know everything about our idea and how we created the networks of Fans and Haters. Let's look at how we analysed them. The main idea behind the analysis of Book Network is finding communities of books. We want to find out what groups of books people read and try to answer - why? At first we expected people tend to stick to couple of genres when they like, so the communities would be prevalently genre based. But as we progressed with our analysis, we found out it is not exactly true - the tastes in literature are much more varied. But before we delve into what we've found out, let's look at how we did it.
At first we had to identify communities within our networks. We used the Louvain Community detection algorithm for that. This algorithm optimizes modudularity, which is a measure of density of connections within community compared to connections to other communities. The optimization is performed in two steps. Firstly, the method looks for "small" communities by optimizing modularity locally. Second, it aggregates nodes belonging to the same community and builds a new network whose nodes are the communities. This is repeated until maximum modularity is achieved. On the downside, it is harder to detect small communities within large network, because they are often merged together into a bigger community. It might explain why the book communites often contain groups of books on several topics.
Resulting communities often contain more than 100 books. In the further analysis we've used top 50 most connected books within each community, to get more easily interpretable results. These books were read by most of the users, therefore we believe this sample is good representation of the community.
| Fan Community | Number of Books |
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| #0 | 391 |
| #1 | 158 |
| #2 | 322 |
| #3 | 433 |
| #4 | 249 |
| #5 | 347 |
| #6 | 158 |
| #7 | 198 |
| #8 | 606 |
| #9 | 60 |
| #10 | 48 |
| #11 | 25 |
| Haters Community | Number of Books |
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| #0 | 101 |
| #1 | 190 |
| #2 | 201 |
| #3 | 314 |
| #4 | 182 |
| #5 | 120 |
| #6 | 127 |
| #7 | 44 |
| #8 | 184 |
| #9 | 46 |
| #10 | 153 |
| #11 | 271 |
| #12 | 35 |
| #13 | 67 |
| #14 | 13 |
| #15 | 62 |
| #16 | 27 |
To find out what kinds of books are within each community we looked into tags. These are created by the users, when they categorise the books in their GoodReads library. We took 5 most frequent tags for each book. However we've excluded several popular tags, which don't tell us much about the content of the book, rather how does the user got the book: #audiobook #library #owned-books Then we pooled together the top 5 tags of the most connected books in the community and displayed the most frequent ones in word clouds.
We also wanted to find another aspect what ties the communities together - how people feel about the books in the community. In case of Fan Network what are the things that people liked about the books. And as for Haters, what they disliked. We tried to answer that using sentiment analysis of book reviews. We took reviews of the top 50 most connected books. But we've found out there is quite a lot of them written in different languages. So we've decided to consider only reviews in English, we used a neat library for detecting languages langdetect to do that. Why? Simply because we want to understand our word clouds, since we are all about ~~aeromancy~~ cloud interpretation. However we've got some nice stats about the language distributions within communities. We proceeded to calculate mean sentiment and standart deviation to choose only the most positive and most negative reviews for the community. Then we compute TF-IDF for these reviews to find the most important words. The algorithm allows us to find frequent words, which are also uniqe for each community. And finally we make our favorite word clouds.
To gain a better insight into communities and see what they have in common, We took 50 most weighted books in each community, then we used langdetect library to find only English descriptions (for the same reason in reviews) and calculated TF_IDF in order to find the most important words within each community.
Degree Distributions shows how many books are connected to each book, While weight distributions show the sum of the weights of edges which are connected to the nodes. In other words, weight distribution indicates the number of people who had rated the books. Degree distribution and weight distribution for both fans and haters are shown below.
| Max degree in the network | 1283 |
| Min degree in the network | 2 |
| Mean degree in the network | 636.78 |
| Max weight in the network | 4409 |
| Min weight in the network | 18 |
| Mean weight in the network | 1435.79 |
From Tags we can see that the community contains both fiction(literature, romance, contemporary fiction, young adult) and non-fiction (psychology, science, philosophy). In descriptions we can find lot of names of main character, places and topics - such as CSS. It is similar to reviews, where we can find topics related to the books.
Community 1 clearly encompasses several topics.
In community 3 from fans graph, we can see a lot of fiction books like Harry Potter, the Lord of the Rings, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and also novels and stories. The thing that is common between these books is that they are for teenagers and young adults, this fact can be seen from the tags. Hence, we can say that some communities are based on the age of the readers.
| Max degree in the network | 99 |
| Min degree in the network | 1 |
| Mean degree in the network | 18.65 |
| Max weight in the network | 142 |
| Min weight in the network | 1 |
| Mean weight in the network | 20.13 |
We've selected one of haters communities for demonstration. As you can see from wordclouds, there are much more different topics coming up, compared to Fan network. The Hater network is more sparse, and edges have lower weight. Together with results of text analysis we can assume that disliking books is more random, than having a preference for the books.
Within community 11, there are many different genres of books. There are lot of non-ficiton books, especially self help books, several poetry and fantasy books. Both descriptions and reviews point out to individual books, it is hard to find an overlaying theme.
In conclusion, the communities in Hater network are quite varied in genre and it is difficult to describe them sipmply.
The confusion matrix is created -with haters communities on x-axis and fans communities on the y-axis - to see which communities correspond to each other. As it is shown in the confusion matrix, community tuples (3,3) and (2,11) have a lot of books in common.
To find out why people liked and disliked this books, we find the mutual books for these two tuples of communities, then we find the reviews with positive sentiment and negative sentiment, then we make word could using TF_IDF for only English reviews.
In the end, we can tell you what books to read and what to avoid! By finding the name of your favourite book in our fans graph, we can find the 5 most weighted neighbours and recommend them to you, simply because these books are rated high with people who also liked your favourite book. by doing the same procedure for haters graph we can tell you to what books to avoid as well. Here are some examples:
| Sex, Drugs, Gambling, and Chocolate: A Workbook for Overcoming Addictions by A. Thomas Horvath |
| The Zen of CSS Design: Visual Enlightenment for the Web by Dave Shea |
| The Colored Gentleman, a Product of Modern Civilization by Dennis Imbert |
| I Slagbjörnens Spår Berättelser Från Norrlandska Vildmarker Och Småländska Storskogar by Stig Cederholm |
| Daniel Deronda: A Conversation by Henry James |
| The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams |
| Hatchet by Gary Paulsen |
| Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling |
| Harry Potter Collection (Harry Potter, #1-6) by J.K. Rowling |
| The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Quintessential Phase by Douglas Adams |
| 55,000 + Baby Names by Bruce Lansky |
| Wild Life Conservation in Theory and Practice: Lectures Delivered Before the Forest School of Yale University, 1914 by William Temple Hornaday |
| Night (The Night Trilogy, #1) by Elie Wiesel |
| The Life and Works of Thomas Cole by Louis Legrand Noble |
| The History of Sexuality, Volume 3: The Care of the Self by Michel Foucault |
| Kindred Spirit: A Biography of L. M. Montgomery, Creator of Anne of Green Gables by Catherine M. Andronik |
| Date or Soul Mate?: How to Know if Someone is Worth Pursuing in Two Dates or Less by Neil Clark Warren |
| The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien |
| The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien |
| La caverna by José Saramago |
| Sexus (The Rosy Crucifixion, #1) by Henry Miller |
| The Zen of CSS Design: Visual Enlightenment for the Web by Dave Shea |
| A Killing Rain (Louis Kincaid, #6) by P.J. Parrish |
| The Untouchable by John Banville |
| Escape from Pompeii by Christina Balit |


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PFPL chapters 19 and 20 | TAPL chapter 11.11
Structure of this presentation:
Languages we've explored thus far:
| Name | Properties |
|---|---|
| System T (PFPL §9) | natural numbers, higher-order functions, products, sums, booleans, enumerations, options, totality, type safety |
| System M (PFPL §15) | System T plus (co-)inductive types (via recursion on types) |
| System F (PFPL §16) | System M plus parametric polymorphic types |
| System FE (PFPL §17) | System F plus existentially-quantified types |
| System Fω (PFPL §18) | System FE plus universally-quantified types |
With each refinement, we:
... while maintaining type safety and totality
System Fω is reasonably expressive, but limited and cumbersome:
Scott, 1969 | Plotkin, 1977 | PFPL §19
System Fω plus general recursion via partial functions and a fixed-point operator
A partial function may diverge for some or all inputs
Programs remain well-typed, but may not terminate
Exchange totality for universality
Increase expressive power of programs at the expense of termination guarantees
We've relied thus far on primitive recursion:
rec()
(recursor)
construct (PFPL §9)We define general recursion via the fixed-point operator:
F(f) = f
A function
named fix
that takes a
function and returns the same function
Big F is technically a functional
Help!
fix
fundamentally different from rec
?We mandated
that rec()
carry around its
base and recursive cases TRUE?
fix
expects its function argument to
supply all of the code TRUE?
Per Jake Zimmerman
fix
gave us partiality because it also gave us self-reference
A self-referential expression is isomorphic to having an expression with itself in scope
Help! Why does self-reference provide partiality?
PFPL §9.4 (inscrutably) proves why totality prevents universality
PFPL §19.3 (inscrutably) argues that PCF is universal (i.e., can interpret itself)
Help! Why does partiality imply universality?
fix (function) (function's arguments)
One can "refactor" any recursive function following this pattern
The challenge is shrinking the computation closer to termination at each step
fix
Haskell's Data.Function
module defines fix
:
Prelude> import Data.Function
Prelude Data.Function> :info fix
fix :: (a -> a) -> a
Its implementation is simple but subtle:
fix f = let x = f x in x
The type signature means, "Give me a function from a to a, and I'll give you an a"
fix
Prelude> let fact = fix (\f -> \n -> if n == 0 then 1 else n * f (n-1))
Prelude> :info fact
fact :: (Eq p, Num p) => p -> p
Prelude> fact 5
120
We pass fix an
anonymous function taking "f", a reference
to itself, and "n", an integer, and
computes n!
I highlighted where the computation "shrinks" toward termination
What does this infinite series represent?
1/1! + 2/2! + 3/3! + ...
Prelude> let series = fix (\f -> \i -> if i == 1 then 1 else i/(fact i) + f (i - 1))
Prelude> series 1
1.0
Prelude> series 2
2.0
Prelude> series 5
2.708333333333333
Prelude> series 10
2.7182815255731922
It converges to e as the approximation improves
These expressions diverge -- why?
fix id
fix (0:)
fix (\n -> n + 1)
Answer: their computations don't shrink each iteration
CMU 15-312 recitation notes by Jake Zimmerman and Charles Yuan
You could have re-invented fix too! by Albert Y. C. Lai
Understanding, at last, the Y Combinator - a programmer-friendly perspective by Hisham Muhammad
Fix and recursion in the Haskell wikibook
Fixed point lecture by Markus Lumpe
Lazy vs. eager dynamics become subtle because sub-computations may diverge
PCF inspired ML and Haskell


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This does not men that you cannot find other formats, but the bulk of webpages are in HTML-format. The basic components of the internet, as covered in this classs, are the following:
Browser: Program that runs on your computer.
Internet: A network of networks (hence the "inter"...)
Servers: Computers optimized for storing files
HTTP: The main protocol of the internet or the web
It does not seem that hard to master yet. But I have a feeling the team behind Introduction to Introduction to Programming Nanodegree
have more challenging stuff in store for me!


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localStorageDB - a simple, tiny database layer for localStorage
Download from GitHubCreate simple structured databases and tables in localStorage. Insert / update / delete rows.
Creating a database, table, and populating the table
// Initialise. If the database doesn't exist, it is created var lib = new localStorageDB("library"); // Check if the database was just created. Useful for initial database setup if( lib.isNew() ) { // create the "books" table lib.createTable("books", ["id", "title", "author", "year", "copies"]); // insert some data lib.insert("books", {id: "B001", title: "Phantoms in the brain", author: "Ramachandran", year: 1999, copies: 10}); lib.insert("books", {id: "B002", title: "The tell-tale brain", author: "Ramachandran", year: 2011, copies: 10}); lib.insert("books", {id: "B003", title: "Freakonomics", author: "Levitt and Dubner", year: 2005, copies: 10}); lib.insert("books", {id: "B004", title: "Predictably irrational", author: "Ariely", year: 2008, copies: 10}); lib.insert("books", {id: "B005", title: "Tesla: Man out of time", author: "Cheney", year: 2001, copies: 10}); lib.insert("books", {id: "B006", title: "Salmon fishing in the Yemen", author: "Torday", year: 2007, copies: 10}); lib.insert("books", {id: "B007", title: "The user illusion", author: "Norretranders", year: 1999, copies: 10}); lib.insert("books", {id: "B008", title: "Hubble: Window of the universe", author: "Sparrow", year: 2010, copies: 10}); // commit the database to localStorage // all create/drop/insert/update/delete operations should be committed lib.commit(); }
Querying
// simple select queries lib.query("books", {year: 2011}); lib.query("books", {year: 1999, author: "Norretranders"}); // select all books published after 2003 lib.query("books", function(row) { // the callback function is applied to every row in the table if(row.year > 2003) { // if it returns true, the row is selected return true; } else { return false; } }); // select all books by Torday and Sparrow lib.query("books", function(row) { if(row.author == "Torday" || row.author == "Sparrow") { return true; } else { return false; } });
Example results from a query
// query results are returned as arrays of object literals // an ID field with the internal auto-incremented id of the row is also included // thus, ID is a reserved field name lib.query("books", {author: "ramachandran"}); /* results [ { ID: 1, id: "B001", title: "Phantoms in the brain", author: "Ramachandran", year: 1999, copies: 10 }, { ID: 2, id: "B002", title: "The tell-tale brain", author: "Ramachandran", year: 2011, copies: 10 } ] */
Updating
// change the title of books published in 1999 to "Unknown" lib.query("books", {year: 1999}, function(row) { row.title = "Unknown"; // the update callback function returns to the modified record return row; }); // add +5 copies to all books published after 2003 lib.query("books", function(row) { // select condition callback if(row.year > 2003) { return true; } else { return false; } }, function(row) { // update function row.year+=5; return row; } );
Deleting
// delete all books published in 1999 lib.delete("books", {year: 1999}); // delete all books published before 2005 lib.delete("books", function(row) { if(row.year < 2005) { return true; } else { return false; } }); lib.commit(); // commit the deletions to localStorage
| Method | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
| localStorageDB() | database_name | Constructor |
| isNew() | Returns true if a database was created at the time of initialisation with the constructor | |
| drop() | Deletes a database, and purges it from localStorage | |
| tableCount() | Returns the number of tables in a database | |
| commit() | Commits the database to localStorage | |
| tableExists() | table_name | Checks whether a table exists in the database |
| createTable() | table_name, fields | Create a table—fields is an array of string fieldnames. 'ID' is a reserved fieldname. |
| dropTable() | table_name | Delete a table from the database |
| truncate() | table_name | Empties all records in a table |
| rowCount() | table_name | Returns the number of rows in a table |
| insert() | table_name, data | Inserts a row into a table. data is an object literal with field-values. Every row is assigned an auto-incremented numerical id automatically |
| query | table_name, query | Returns an array of rows (object literals) from a table matching the query—query is either an object literal or a function. Every returned row will have it's internal auto-incremented id assigned to the variable ID |
| update() | table_name, query, update_function | Updates an existing record. query is an object literal or a function. update_function is a function that returns an object literal with the updated values |
| delete() | table_name, query | Deletes rows from a table matching query—query is either an object literal or a function |


- Added autosave feature
- A lot more hero aliases
- Dev: better build tools and caching solution (no more Ctrl+F5 on client side)
- Colored ribbons!
- Colored categories now have colored headers as well. You can toggle it, as well as darkened backgrounds
- Fixed that annoying sidebar bug
- Automatic language selection
- Locales! Currently supported languages are English and Russian. Changelogs will not be translated so locale files won't be filled with its stuff
- A bit of code refactoring
- Added warning prompts
- Various quality of life changes, like saving opened layout, etc, etc...
- Importing layout from link is now online!
- GitHub is now online!
- Fixed issue that caused removing command to remove wrong element after reordering
- Fixed reloading into first layout after saving
- Slight visual improvements
- Started working on a translation. Don't mind those buttons in topbar, they will be changed later
- Fixed bug with empty export file
- Fixed issue that caused deleting wrong hero portrait after reordering
- Fixed issue with category reordering right after loading
- Added export support for one layout
- Improved visuals
- DEV: Implemented build system, now we're rollin'!
- Added About page and filled it with usage information
- Improved visuals
- Import and export are now online!
- Layout name is displayed as header in view
- Changelog is now separate page instead of being modal window
- Added more options for columns count (now it's 1-6)
- Added new side menu with buttons to open sidebar and show changelog
- Added icons for menu
- Added notification label for first launch
- Added category wideness parameter
- Added preset category names support
- Categories can be center aligned now
- FIXED: forced big/wide rules didn't apply properly
- FIXED: layouts couldn't be loaded on first launch causing errors ad leading to inability to save newly created layouts
- FIXED: dragging hero portraits didn't work properly on a scrollable page
- FIXED: switching between modes created infinite modal windows
- Enabled Routing
- Added drag and drop for heroes portraits
- Sidebar heroes also work now
- It's possible to reorder categories now
- Added drag and drop reordering for layouts
- Added support for heroes aliases
- Initial version for view mode
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WATCH: O.J. Simpson to Kaepernick: Beware of Your Friends | Breitbart
by Dylan GwinnO.J. Simpson sees potential problems with Colin Kaepernick’s return to the NFL, in particular, Simpson believes Kaepernick’s friends could be his undoing.
Though Simpson didn’t specifically say which friends could hurt Kaepernick’s chances of getting back in the league, he was adamant that sometimes people can say things that aren’t “in his best interests.”
“I’m a guy that’s been through just about everything,” Simpson said. “And the one thing I’ve learned is that sometimes your friends, and I don’t doubt these are your friends, but sometimes they can say and do things that aren’t in your best interests.
“You’re an intelligent guy, maybe you should tell some of these friends that you can speak for yourself.”
It’s possible that Simpson was referring to recent statements from fellow anthem protester Brandon Marshall. Who recently said that he believes the entire workout could be a sham. Many have questioned the NFL’s intentions in setting up the workout on Saturday, given that most NFL personnel people are traveling on that day and won’t be able to attend.
For his part, Kaepernick seems excited about the opportunity to work out for NFL teams.
As Breitbart Sports reported yesterday, rap mogul and NFL social justice adviser Jay-Z had some “influence” in getting Kaepernick a workout.
Follow Dylan Gwinn on Twitter @themightygwinn


Don't Forget Point Size
David Kanenwisher • November 17, 2022
swiftI ran into some trouble when I didn't specify the point_size
in the output from the vertex function.
It took me quite a bit of head scratching to figure out what was going on. It lead me to the Metal Shading Language Specification where I found that all of the possible values are predefined.
After seeing position
in there it makes the interpolation in the fragment function make more sense. I had been trying to figure out how the fragment function knows which attribute of the input is the value to interpolate. Clearly, with position
being part of the specification it simpy knows.
After updating the shader with the point it works as expected.
VertexOut vertex_out {
.position = transform * float4(v.position, 1),
.point_size = 20.0
};
Fascinating!


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Cultural Blog: Asking Good Questions
Asking Good Questions
- Make sure the questions you ask cannot be answered with just a 'Yes' or 'No. If you do this you will get incomplete information. Open-ended questions will get an answer that has insights and additional information that you may not know existed.
- Follow-up the original question with another that digs deeper. A good follow-up question to have is something like 'Why do you say that?' or 'Why do you think that?'
- After asking your question be patient and don't say anything. If you are silent after asking the original question the responder will usually provide more critical information.
- Do not interrupt the other person. This disrupts the other person's train of thought and does not allow them to answer you effectively. The only time when this would be appropriate is if they go on a tangent.


is Emeritus Research Director at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in France. He is a Physical Oceanographer working at the University Pierre & Marie Curie in Paris at the LOCEAN laboratory. He coordinated major EU polar projects such as DAMOCLES during the International Polar Year (IPY) and more recently ACCESS (Arctic Climate Change, Economy and Society). He was past chair of the Arctic Ocean Sciences Board. His main interest is in deep ocean convection, thermohaline circulation, and polar oceans (the Arctic Ocean in particular).
is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the German Alfred-Wegener-Institut, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung. Her research focuses on the future development of Arctic sea ice properties simulated by global coupled climate models and regional ocean–sea ice models. Furthermore, she is Deputy Director of the European Severe Storms Laboratory (ESSL).
is a Senior Scientist in AWI’s Climate Sciences division and Professor of Oceanography at Jacobs University Bremen. He has been principle investigator in several EU projects (VEINS, ASOF-N, CONVECTION, DAMOCLES, Intas NORDIC SEAS, ArcRisk, ACCESS). He is PI in the Arctic Ocean Model Intercomparison Project and a long-time member of the CLIVAR Working Group on Ocean Model Development. His main research interests include atmosphere–sea ice–ocean interaction, Arctic ocean circulation, climate variability, and oceanic teleconnections.
received his Cand. Scient. degree in Meteorology from University of Oslo in 1987. He presently works as Director of Research at MET Norway. His research interests include satellite data exploitation, observing system studies, and assimilation methods. Particular interest is on application in Arctic areas.
is a Senior Scientist working at the Norwegian Meteorological Institute. He obtained his Ph.D. in Mathematics and Physics in 1995. Currently, he is a member of the HIRLAM Management Group and project leader for upper-air data assimilation.
is a Physical Oceanographer, who received his Ph.D. in 1994 from the University of Hamburg, Germany. He currently works as a Research Scientist at the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research and as a Director and Researcher at the scientific company Ocean Atmosphere Systems GmbH. He acted as the assistant coordinator for the project ACCESS. His work focuses on numerical modeling of sea ice and ocean, and more recently also on interdisciplinary aspects of climate change in the Arctic.
is a Senior Principal Oceanographer at the Polar Science Center, Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington, Seattle, USA. He is PI of various NASA, NSF, ONR, and DHS awards, investigating the properties of polar sea ice–ocean systems by developing and using models such as the pan-Arctic Ice-Ocean Modeling and Assimilation System (PIOMAS).
is a CNRS Research Engineer in data processing at LOCEAN. His expertise is in remote sensing and in situ data collected from different regions of the globe and their intercomparisons. His recent research work is focused on poles and particularly the comparison of ice data measured by satellites and model outputs.
The ability to forecast sea ice (both extent and thickness) and weather conditions are the major factors when it comes to safe marine transportation in the Arctic Ocean. This paper presents findings focusing on sea ice and weather prediction in the Arctic Ocean for navigation purposes, in particular along the Northeast Passage. Based on comparison with the observed sea ice concentrations for validation, the best performing Earth system models from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) program (CMIP5—Coupled Model Intercomparison Project phase 5) were selected to provide ranges of potential future sea ice conditions. Our results showed that, despite a general tendency toward less sea ice cover in summer, internal variability will still be large and shipping along the Northeast Passage might still be hampered by sea ice blocking narrow passages. This will make sea ice forecasts on shorter time and space scales and Arctic weather prediction even more important.
The online version of this article (doi:10.1007/s13280-017-0951-5) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.


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Rating: ½* out of * * * *
Rated: R for violence and language.
Running Time: 93 minutes
Starring: Keanu Reeves, James Spader, Marisa Tomei.
Directed by: Joe Charbonic
When I first saw the previews for Joe Charbonic's new serial killer thriller, I thought "Hey maybe Keanu might come out with a somewhat decent movie". I was somewhat disappointed with "The Matrix" though I liked it never-the-less. I went into "The Watcher" expecting a somewhat good serial killer flick and walked out with a headache, some confusion and wondering why they wanted to make this movie in the first place. I may be the only one to give this movie this low of a rating, but when you have to sit through a movie, checking your watch every five minutes to see if it is over yet, then it is definately bad to me.
James Spader plays a detective who has been haunted from memories of his past. A killer has been following him trying to latch on to him, after he did something horrible to his girlfriend. He has a therapist (Marisa Tomei) who is trying to help him through all this trauma he is going through. Now the killer (Keanu Reeves) is sending him pictures of the girls he is going to kill, and Spader has one day to try to find them before its too late. Now all of New York City has to strap down and try to find these girls before the body count becomes bigger.
Jumbled plot? Bad writing? Sloppy Direction? Flat Acting? Thats pretty much what all this movie has in it. First of all the plot, if that is what you want me to call it, is so underdeveloped that is painfully confusing and so predictable that by the end of the movie I leaned over to my girlfriend and said "Let's go". I wasn't going to be insulted anymore, but she insisted on staying saying it has to be good somewhere somehow. Of course when I left the theatre she thought it was good, while I thought the opposite. I had to wonder why Keanu Reeves a somewhat talented actor chose such a terrible role as a serial killer, who isn't believable as a serial killer, nor does he fit the serial killer role.
James Spader has never been someone in Hollyweird I have liked, and in "The Watcher" he doesn't prove to me he can really be anyone I will like, after starring in the huge flop earlier this year "Supernova" he really hasn't had much in the way of a job. His character is completely and utterly underdeveloped and we know nothing about him to like or dislike. Marisa Tomei is one of the top-billed stars and has around fifteen minutes of total screen time.
Joe Charbonic's direction is not good either, and some of the sloppily made scenes in the movie are so dumb that I started to get a pounding headache. A five year old could have made a better film than this mess. The script is somewhat good, but the dialogue that comes out the actors mouth is stiffly said, and doesn't make much sense sometimes.
Could "The Watcher" have been a good movie? Its highly doubtful and in the end product it clearly shows that Hollywood is starting to run out of steam in their movies. With "Almost Famous" coming out in a few weeks, I'm highly waiting for a really really good movie worth the watch, and worth the wait of a trip to the movie theatre, until then though I tell you to avoid "The Watcher" if anything possible, go see "The Way of the Gun" its not great but at least its better than this.
Reviewed by Brandon Herring 9/12/00
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| The oldest photograph of lunar details on record. The original of this picture was a "Crystalotype" print made from a daguerreotype taken in March 1851. As in all telescopic views of the half Moon, relief features are visible only near the terminator. The remainder of the image shows only the contrast in reflectivity between the maria and the highlands. |
| Space photography over a vast range of scales is providing the raw material for many kinds of study. This view of the almost-full lunar disk was taken when Apollo 17 was about 2000 miles from the Moon on its way home. More than a third of the area covered is never visible from the Earth. Mare Smythii, the dark circular area just to the right of the center, straddles the 90' east meridian. The crater Tsiolkovsky is near the terminator at the lower right. |
| This southward-looking oblique view from an orbital altitude of 70 miles places lunar features in a new perspective. The crater in the center is Aristarchus, the brightest large crater an the Moon. It is 25 miles in diameter and 2 1/4 miles deep. The low Sun angle has brought into bald relief the deposits of ejected material, as well as the strange sinuous rilles. |
| When, finally, man walked the Moon, his footprints symbolized an enormous new gain in knowledge, |
| At one point on its coasting path toward the Moon, Apollo 17 lined up with the Sun and the Earth, enabling the astronauts to take this full-disk view. Since it was December, the beginning of summer in the Southern Hemisphere, the icecap that covers the Antarctic continent is brightly illuminated. A most striking feature of the visible land mass of Africa and southeastern Asia is the transition from the tawny color of the Sahara, Libyan, and Arabian deserts, through the dark band of grass-covered savannah, to the cloud-strewn tropical rain forest. |
| A complex of huge valleys and tributary canyons, now named the Valles Marineris, can be traced across 2500 miles of the Martian surface. It is comparable in scale to the Red Sea or the east African rift valley system and probably originated, like them, in the pulling part of great plates of the planetary crust. Tectonic activity of this kind marks a planet that is still evolving. The tree-like tributary canyons in the picture (a 275-mile segment of Valles Marineris) may be the result of water erosion, even though the Martian atmosphere now contains little water. |
| Cloud tops high in the atmosphere form the giant planet's visible surface. This photograph, produced from the red and blue digital images of Pioneer 11's imaging photopolarimeter, shows the characteristic banding parallel to the equator and the elongated circles that mark regions of intense vertical convective activity. Most prominent among these is the Great Red Spot, a hurricane-like group of thunderstorms that has persisted through several centuries of observation. Jupiter's weather systems are long-lived because their heat comes mainly from the planet's liquid interior. |
| Clouds in its very dense atmosphere completely hide Venus' solid surface. Although the clouds are nearly featureless at visible wavelengths, they show a wealth of detail in the near ultraviolet. This ultraviolet picture, taken by the Mariner 10 television camera, is one of a post-encounter sequence that shows the cloud-bearing atmospheric layer in retrograde (right to left) rotation with a four-day period. The swirling currents of that rotation interact with convection cells rising from the subsolar point near the left edge of the disk. |
| The surface of Mercury was revealed to science on March 29, 1974, when Mariner 10 took over 1600 television frames just before and just after flying past the planet's dark side. The left and right halves of this picture are mosaics of the pre-encounter and post-encounter frames. A second encounter, six months later, provided additional coverage. Although the crater interiors on this airless planet closely resemble those on the Moon, study of the highresolution frames shows external differences that may result from Mercury's stronger gravity field. |
| We shall have to wait a few more years for a closer view of Saturn and its rings. Pioneer 11 will encounter the planet in September 1979. Saturn is second in size only to Jupiter, with an average density less than that of water. Titan, the largest of its ten satellites, is the only one in the solar system known to have an appreciable atmosphere. Saturn's rings are thin layers of separate particles orbiting in its equatorial plane. The ring system is probably less than 60 miles thick, and its total mass is very small compared to that of Saturn's satellites. |


Errors
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| error | example | explanation |
| Mlim | more than 999 nested columns in splayed tables | |
| Q7 | nyi op on file nested array | |
| XXX | delete x from system"d";x | value error (XXX undefined) |
| [/(/{/]/)/}/" | "hello | open ([{ or " |
| arch | `:test set til 100 -17!`:test |
attempt to load file of wrong endian format |
| access | attempt to read files above directory, run system commands or failed usr/pwd | |
| accp | tried to accept an incoming tcp/ip connection but failed to do so | |
| assign | cos:12 | attempt to reuse a reserved word |
| badtail | incomplete transaction at end of file, get good (count;length) with -11!(-2;`:file) | |
| branch | a:"1;",254#"0;" value "{if[",a,"]}" |
a branch(if;do;while;$[.;.;.]) more than 255 byte codes away |
| cast | s:`a`b; c:`s$`a`e | value not in enumeration |
| char | value "\000" | invalid character |
| conn | too many incoming connections (1022 max) | |
| constants | a:";"sv string 2+til 97; value"{",a,"}" |
too many constants (max 96) |
| cores | too many cores for license | |
| cpu | too many cpus for license | |
| domain | 1?`10 | out of domain |
| elim | ((-58?`3) set\:(),`a)$`a | too many enumerations (max: 57) |
| exp | expiry date passed | |
| from | select price trade | Badly formed select statement |
| glim | `g# limit, kdb+ currently limited to 99 concurrent `g# | |
| globals | a:"::a"sv string til 32; value"{a",a,"::0}" |
too many global variables (31 max) |
| host | unlicensed host | |
| insert | t:([k:0 1]a:2 3);`t insert(0;3) | attempt to insert a record with an existing key into a keyed table |
| k4.lic | k4.lic file not found, check QHOME/QLIC | |
| length | ()+til 1 | incompatible lengths |
| limit | 0W#2 | tried to generate a list longer than 2,000,000,000 |
| locals | a:":a"sv string til 24; value"{a",a,":0}" |
too many local variables (23 max) |
| loop | a::a | dependency loop |
| mismatch | ([]a:til 4),([]b:til 3) | columns that can't be aligned for R,R or K,K |
| mq | Multi-threading not allowed. | |
| noamend | t:([]a:1 2 3) n:`a`b`c update b:{`n?`d;:`n?`d}[] from `t |
Cannot perform global amend from within an amend. |
| noupdate | {a::x}peach 0 1 | a thread other than the main q thread has attempted to update a global variable. Seen with peach+slave threads or multithreaded input queue |
| nyi | "a"like"**" | not yet implemented. Interpret as "it probably makes sense, but it's not defined nor implemented, and needs more thinking about as the language evolves". |
| os | Operating System error OR wrong os (if licence error) | |
| par | trying to update a partitioned table | |
| params | f:{[a;b;c;d;e;f;g;h;e]} | too many parameters (8 max) |
| parse | invalid syntax | |
| part | something wrong with the partitions in the hdb | |
| pl | peach can't handle parallel lambda's (2.3 only) | |
| pwuid | OS is wongly configured, missing libraries for getpwuid call. | |
| rank | +[2;3;4] | invalid rank or valence |
| s-fail | `s#3 2 | invalid attempt to set "sorted" attribute |
| splay | nyi op on splayed table | |
| srv | attempt to use client-only license in server mode | |
| stack | {.z.s[]}[] | ran out of stack space |
| stop | user interrupt(ctrl-c) or time limit (-T) | |
| stype | '42 | invalid type used to signal |
| sys | {system "ls"}peach 0 1 | using system call from thread other than main thread |
| type | key 2.2 | wrong type |
| u-fail | `u#2 2 | invalid attempt to set "unique" attribute |
| upd | attempt to use version of kdb+ more recent than update date | |
| user | unlicensed user | |
| unmappable | t:([]sym:`a`b;a:(();())) .Q.dpft[`:thdb;.z.d;`sym;`t] |
when saving partitioned data, each column must be mappable. () and ("";"";"") is ok |
| value | no value | |
| vd1 | attempted multithread update | |
| view | Trying to re-assign a view to something else | |
| wha | invalid system date (release date is after system date) | |
| wsfull | 999999999#0j | malloc failed. ran out of swap (or addressability on 32bit). or hit -w limit. |


Adds the provided music to the up next queue. ## Syntax
addUpNext(music: <#Variable#>, place: <#Type (WFWhenToPlay)#>)
addUpNext(music: Shortcut Input, place: Next)


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