To enjoy a great experience, always make sure you're running the latest Popcorn Time version.
Our only official site is getpopcornti.me. Do not get the app from anywhere else, as there's a few fake sites going around.
Frequently Asked Questions
Popcorn Time! is the result of many developers and designers putting a bunch of APIs together to make the experience of watching torrent movies as simple as possible.
We are an open source project. We are from all over the world. We love our movies. And boy, do we love popcorn.
Is this legal?
Depends on where you're from, really. Once again: we're using torrents, so if you really care, you'd better google what the legal situation around these protocol is where you live.
Popcorn Time works using torrents, fair enough. Am I seeding while watching a movie?
Indeed, you are. You're going to be uploading bits and bits of the movie for as long as you're watching it on Popcorn Time.
What happens to the moves after I'm done?
 Then it will be gone for good.
Will there be a new version?
Most definitely. You're going to have to download it manually though. But fear not! If you're on version Beta 2, you'll be notified within the app. Other than that, we'll let you know through Facebook and/or Twitter.
How come you've got the latest movies?
We search for movies uploaded by YIFY. Better ask them how they are handling this!
Will you be adding movies in my language?
Chances are that most (if not all) of the movies available in Popcorn Time will be in English. However, languages for subtitles and the app itself are constantly being added by our lovely contributors.
Why can't I launch Popcorn Time?
Your system may prevent unsigned apps from being run
Go to System Preferences > Security > Allow Apps downloaded from > Anywhere and try to launch Popcorn Time! again.
You may have not have enough User Priviliges
Open a Terminal, and type:
- $ chmod +x /Applications/Popcorn\ Time.app/Contents/MacOS/node-webkit
- $ chmod +x /Applications/Popcorn\ Time.app/Contents/Frameworks/crash_inspector
- $ chmod +x /Applications/Popcorn\ Time.app/Contents/Frameworks/node-webkit\ Helper.app/Contents/MacOS/node-webkit\ Helper
- $ chmod +x /Applications/Popcorn\ Time.app/Contents/Frameworks/node-webkit\ Helper\ EH.app/Contents/MacOS/node-webkit\ Helper\ EH
- $ chmod +x /Applications/Popcorn\ Time.app/Contents/Frameworks/node-webkit\ Helper\ NP.app/Contents/MacOS/node-webkit\ Helper\ NP
I can't get past the initial "Please wait..." screen :(
Living on Queen Elizabeth's realm, aren't you? Nothing we can do about that right now, sorry. But setting up a proxy might do the trick!
Why can't I select subtitles?
You may have to wait until all of the movie data (cover, summary, length, etc...) is retrieved. Sometimes it may be something else!
Thinking about launching for Android/iOS/Chromecast/Smart TVs/Commodore 64?
Our efforts are currently towards making the best desktop app for watching torrent movies. So launching versions for other devices is not in our inmediate roadmap.


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Dubai
POI Name: Burj Khalifa
POI Address: 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd - Downtown Dubai - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Dubai
POI Name: Dubai Desert Safari
POI Address: 29a Street, Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Flight Details
Flight No: 65
Airline: IndiGo
Airline Code: 6E
Departure Date and Time: 2020-12-01 06:45
Departure Airport:
Departure City & Country:
Departure Terminal:
Arrival Airport: Dubai Airport
Arrival City & Country: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Total Travel Time: 3 Hours 10 Min
Delay Time:
Gate No:
Flight Details
Flight No: 66
Airline: IndiGo
Airline Code: 6E
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Departure City & Country:
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THE SOUTH MOUNTAIN SUMMER SMACKDOWN
The South Mountain Summer Smackdown (SMSS) was conceived (long before my time in south-central) as a friendly summer club challenge between South Mountain area bicycle clubs.
Today, the SMSS is both an individual and club competition--you show up, your results are recorded, points tabulated, and at the end of the season there are some winners. This is a totally low-key, informal competition. We are not racing, we are "racing." These are not events, they are "events." No entry fees. No waivers. Just show up and ride your bike fast.
NEW IN 2018: For all mass-start "events," ad hoc teams (of 3-4) will be formed, handicapped to keep things interesting. Riders will score points for the series overall based on the finishing position of the top rider on their ad hoc team.
Start time is 6:30 pm unless otherwise announced. (If you're riding to and from, that means you may want to bring lights.) Parking is noted in the course description for each "event."
Rally your teammates, riding buddies, frienemies, whomever... And spread the word! If you know someone who should be on my email list, please pass on their contact info.


Jewelry company denies they broke any laws, considering taking legal action against Dok2 on defamation of character
by jennywillThe jewelry company demanding payment back from Dok2 denied that they broke any Californian law.
The legal counsel for the company said, "Illionaire is not only not paying back 34,700 USD, they are also spreading false information that hurts our client's company. The company is currently considering a lawsuit on defamation of character." The company further affirmed that they did not break any Californian laws, and that they have not received any payments since he received the items in September 2018. They re-emphasized that any action by Dok2 was taken in 2019.
Stay tuned for more updates on this matter.


Components and actions: Accumulator¶
The accumulator example demonstrates the use of components. Components are C++ classes that expose methods as a type of HPX action. These actions are called component actions.
Components are globally named, meaning that a component action can be called remotely (e.g. from another machine). There are two accumulator examples in HPX;.
In the Asynchronous execution with hpx::async and actions: Fibonacci and the Remote execution with actions: Hello world, we introduced plain actions, which wrapped global functions. The target of a plain action is an identifier which refers to a particular machine involved in the computation. For plain actions, the target is the machine where the action will be executed.
Component actions, however, do not target machines. Instead, they target component instances. The instance may live on the machine that we’ve invoked the component action from, or it may live on another machine.
The component in this example exposes three different functions:
reset()
- Resets the accumulator value to 0.add(arg)
- Addsarg
to the accumulators value.query()
- Queries the value of the accumulator.
This example creates an instance of the accumulator, and then allows the user to enter commands at a prompt, which subsequently invoke actions on the accumulator instance.
Setup¶
The source code for this example can be found here:
accumulator_client.cpp
.
To compile this program, go to your HPX build directory (see HPX build system for information on configuring and building HPX) and enter:
make examples.accumulators.accumulator
To run the program type:
./bin/accumulator_client
Once the program starts running, it will print the following prompt and then wait for input. An example session is given below:
commands: reset, add [amount], query, help, quit
> add 5
> add 10
> query
15
> add 2
> query
17
> reset
> add 1
> query
1
> quit
Walkthrough¶
Now, let’s take a look at the source code of the accumulator example. This
example consists of two parts: an HPX component library (a library that
exposes an HPX component) and a client application which uses the library.
This walkthrough will cover the HPX component library. The code for the client
application can be found here: accumulator_client.cpp
.
An HPX component is represented by two C++ classes:
A server class - The implementation of the components functionality.
A client class - A high-level interface that acts as a proxy for an instance of the component.
Typically, these two classes all have the same name, but the server class
usually lives in different sub-namespaces (server
). For example, the full
names of the two classes in accumulator are:
examples::server::accumulator
(server class)examples::accumulator
(client class)
The server class¶
The following code is from: accumulator.hpp
.
All HPX component server classes must inherit publicly from the HPX
component base class: hpx::components::component_base
The accumulator component inherits from
hpx::components::locking_hook
. This allows the runtime system to
ensure that all action invocations are serialized. That means that the system
ensures that no two actions are invoked at the same time on a given component
instance. This makes the component thread safe and no additional locking has to
be implemented by the user. Moreover, accumulator component is a component,
because it also inherits from hpx::components::component_base
(the
template argument passed to locking_hook is used as its base class). The
following snippet shows the corresponding code:
class accumulator
: public hpx::components::locking_hook<
hpx::components::component_base<accumulator> >
Our accumulator class will need a data member to store its value in, so let’s declare a data member:
argument_type value_;
The constructor for this class simply initializes value_
to 0:
accumulator() : value_(0) {}
Next, let’s look at the three methods of this component that we will be exposing as component actions:
/// Reset the components value to 0.
void reset()
{
// set value_ to 0.
value_ = 0;
}
/// Add the given number to the accumulator.
void add(argument_type arg)
{
// add value_ to arg, and store the result in value_.
value_ += arg;
}
/// Return the current value to the caller.
argument_type query() const
{
// Get the value of value_.
return value_;
}
Here are the action types. These types wrap the methods we’re exposing. The wrapping technique is very similar to the one used in the Asynchronous execution with hpx::async and actions: Fibonacci and the Remote execution with actions: Hello world:
HPX_DEFINE_COMPONENT_ACTION(accumulator, reset);
HPX_DEFINE_COMPONENT_ACTION(accumulator, add);
HPX_DEFINE_COMPONENT_ACTION(accumulator, query);
The last piece of code in the server class header is the declaration of the action type registration code:
HPX_REGISTER_ACTION_DECLARATION(
examples::server::accumulator::reset_action,
accumulator_reset_action);
HPX_REGISTER_ACTION_DECLARATION(
examples::server::accumulator::add_action,
accumulator_add_action);
HPX_REGISTER_ACTION_DECLARATION(
examples::server::accumulator::query_action,
accumulator_query_action);
Note
The code above must be placed in the global namespace.
The rest of the registration code is in
accumulator.cpp
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Add factory registration functionality.
HPX_REGISTER_COMPONENT_MODULE();
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
typedef hpx::components::component<
examples::server::accumulator
> accumulator_type;
HPX_REGISTER_COMPONENT(accumulator_type, accumulator);
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Serialization support for accumulator actions.
HPX_REGISTER_ACTION(
accumulator_type::wrapped_type::reset_action,
accumulator_reset_action);
HPX_REGISTER_ACTION(
accumulator_type::wrapped_type::add_action,
accumulator_add_action);
HPX_REGISTER_ACTION(
accumulator_type::wrapped_type::query_action,
accumulator_query_action);
Note
The code above must be placed in the global namespace.
The client class¶
The following code is from accumulator.hpp
.
The client class is the primary interface to a component instance. Client classes are used to create components:
// Create a component on this locality.
examples::accumulator c = hpx::new_<examples::accumulator>(hpx::find_here());
and to invoke component actions:
c.add(hpx::launch::apply, 4);
Clients, like servers, need to inherit from a base class, this time,
hpx::components::client_base
:
class accumulator
: public hpx::components::client_base<
accumulator, server::accumulator
>
For readability, we typedef the base class like so:
typedef hpx::components::client_base<
accumulator, server::accumulator
> base_type;
Here are examples of how to expose actions through a client class:
There are a few different ways of invoking actions:
Non-blocking: For actions which don’t have return types, or when we do not care about the result of an action, we can invoke the action using fire-and-forget semantics. This means that once we have asked HPX to compute the action, we forget about it completely and continue with our computation. We use
hpx::apply
to invoke an action in a non-blocking fashion.
void reset(hpx::launch::apply_policy)
{
HPX_ASSERT(this->get_id());
typedef server::accumulator::reset_action action_type;
hpx::apply<action_type>(this->get_id());
}
Asynchronous: Futures, as demonstrated in Asynchronous execution with hpx::async: Fibonacci, Asynchronous execution with hpx::async and actions: Fibonacci, and the Remote execution with actions: Hello world, enable asynchronous action invocation. Here’s an example from the accumulator client class:
hpx::future<argument_type> query(hpx::launch::async_policy)
{
HPX_ASSERT(this->get_id());
typedef server::accumulator::query_action action_type;
return hpx::async<action_type>(hpx::launch::async, this->get_id());
}
Synchronous: To invoke an action in a fully synchronous manner, we can simply call
hpx::async
().get()
(e.g., create a future and immediately wait on it to be ready). Here’s an example from the accumulator client class:
void add(argument_type arg)
{
HPX_ASSERT(this->get_id());
typedef server::accumulator::add_action action_type;
action_type()(this->get_id(), arg);
}
Note that this->get_id()
references a data member of the
hpx::components::client_base
base class which identifies the server
accumulator instance.
hpx::naming::id_type
is a type which represents a global identifier
in HPX. This type specifies the target of an action. This is the type that is
returned by hpx::find_here
in which case it represents the
locality the code is running on.


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The jQuery Mobile framework uses HTML5 data-
attributes to allow for markup-based initialization and configuration of widgets. These attributes are completely optional; calling plugins manually and passing options directly is also supported. To avoid naming conflicts with other plugins or frameworks that also use data-
attributes, set a custom namespace by modifying the ns
global option.
Links with data-role="button"
. Input-based buttons and button elements are auto-enhanced, no data-role
required
| data-corners | true | false |
|---|---|
| data-icon | home | delete | plus | arrow-u | arrow-d | check | gear | grid | star | custom | arrow-r | arrow-l | minus | refresh | forward | back | alert | info | search |
| data-iconpos | left | right | top | bottom | notext |
| data-iconshadow | true | false |
| data-inline | true | false |
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
| data-shadow | true | false |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
Multiple buttons can be wrapped in a container with a data-role="controlgroup"
attribute for a vertically grouped set. Add the data-type="horizontal"
attribute for the buttons to sit side-by-side.
Pairs of labels and inputs with type="checkbox"
are auto-enhanced, no data-role
required
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
|---|---|
| data-role | none (prevents auto-enhancement to use native control) |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Added to the form element |
A heading and content wrapped in a container with the data-role="collapsible"
| data-collapsed | true | false |
|---|---|
| data-content-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
| data-iconpos | left | right | top | bottom | notext |
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
A number of collapsibles wrapped in a container with the data-role="collapsible-set"
| data-content-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Sets all collapsibles in set |
|---|---|
| data-iconpos | left | right | top | bottom | notext |
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Sets all collapsibles in set |
Container with data-role="content"
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
|---|
Page with data-role="page"
linked to with data-rel="dialog"
on the anchor.
| data-close-btn-text | string (text for the close button, dialog only) |
|---|---|
| data-dom-cache | true | false |
| data-overlay-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - overlay theme when the page is opened in a dialog |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
| data-title | string (title used when page is shown) |
Container with data-enhance="false"
or data-ajax="false"
| data-enhance | true | false |
|---|---|
| data-ajax | true | false |
Any DOM elements inside a data-enhance="false"
container, save for data-role="page|dialog"
elements, will be ignored during initial enhancement and subsequent create
events provided that the $.mobile.ignoreContentEnabled
flag is set prior to the enhancement (eg in a mobileinit
binding).
Any link or form elements inside data-enhance="false"
containers will be ignored by the framework's navigation functionality when $.mobile.ignoreContentEnabled
is set to true.
Container with data-role="fieldcontain"
wrapped around label/form element pair
Select with data-role="slider"
, two options only
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
|---|---|
| data-role | none (prevents auto-enhancement to use native control) |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Added to the form element |
| data-track-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Added to the form element |
Container with data-role="footer"
| data-id | string (unique id, useful in persistent footers) |
|---|---|
| data-position | fixed |
| data-fullscreen | true (used in conjunction with fixed toolbars) |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
Container with data-role="header"
| data-position | fixed |
|---|---|
| data-fullscreen | true (used in conjunction with fixed toolbars) |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
Links, including those with a data-role="button"
, and form submit buttons share these attributes
| data-ajax | true | false |
|---|---|
| data-direction | reverse (reverse page transition animation) |
| data-dom-cache | true | false |
| data-prefetch | true | false |
| data-rel | back (to move one step back in history) dialog (to open link styled as dialog, not tracked in history) external (for linking to another domain) |
| data-transition | slide | slideup | slidedown | pop | fade | flip |
OL or UL with data-role="listview"
| data-count-theme | swatch letter (a-z) | |
|---|---|---|
| data-divider-theme | swatch letter (a-z) | |
| data-filter | true | false | |
| data-filter-placeholder | string | |
| data-filter-theme | swatch letter (a-z) | |
| data-inset | true | false | |
| data-split-icon | home | delete | plus | arrow-u | arrow-d | check | gear | grid | star | custom | arrow-r | arrow-l | minus | refresh | forward | back | alert | info | search | |
| data-split-theme | swatch letter (a-z) | |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
LI within a listview
| data-filtertext | string (filter by this value instead of inner text) |
|---|---|
| data-icon | home | delete | plus | arrow-u | arrow-d | check | gear | grid | star | custom | arrow-r | arrow-l | minus | refresh | forward | back | alert | info | search |
| data-role | list-divider |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - can also be set on individual LIs |
A number of LIs wrapped in a container with data-role="navbar"
| data-icon | home | delete | plus | arrow-u | arrow-d | check | gear | grid | star | custom | arrow-r | arrow-l | minus | refresh | forward | back | alert | info | search |
|---|---|
| data-iconpos | left | right | top | bottom | notext |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - can also be set on individual LIs |
Container with data-role="page"
| data-add-back-btn | true | false (auto add back button, header only) |
|---|---|
| data-back-btn-text | string |
| data-back-btn-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
| data-close-btn-text | string (text for the close button, dialog only) |
| data-dom-cache | true | false |
| data-fullscreen | true (used in conjunction with fixed toolbars) |
| data-overlay-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - overlay theme when the page is opened in a dialog |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) |
| data-title | string (title used when page is shown) |
Pairs of labels and inputs with type="radio"
are auto-enhanced, no data-role
required
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
|---|---|
| data-role | none (prevents auto-enhancement to use native control) |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Added to the form element |
All select
form elements are auto-enhanced, no data-role
required
| data-icon | home | delete | plus | arrow-u | arrow-d | check | gear | grid | star | custom | arrow-r | arrow-l | minus | refresh | forward | back | alert | info | search |
|---|---|
| data-iconpos | left | right | top | bottom | notext |
| data-inline | true | false |
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
| data-native-menu | true | false |
| data-overlay-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - overlay theme for non-native selects |
| data-placeholder | true | false - Add to the Option |
| data-role | none (prevents auto-enhancement to use native control) |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Added to the form element |
Multiple selects can be wrapped in a fieldset with a data-role="controlgroup"
attribute for a vertically grouped set. Add the data-type="horizontal"
attribute for the selects to sit side-by-side.
Inputs with type="range"
are auto-enhanced, no data-role
required
| data-highlight | true | false - Adds an active state fill on track to handle |
|---|---|
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
| data-role | none (prevents auto-enhancement to use native control) |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Added to the form element |
| data-track-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Added to the form element |
Input type="text|number|search|etc."
or textarea
elements are auto-enhanced, no data-role
required
| data-mini | true | false - Compact sized version |
|---|---|
| data-role | none (prevents auto-enhancement to use native control) |
| data-theme | swatch letter (a-z) - Added to the form element |


This is the web site for the early stages of a book introducing both machine-checked proof with the Coq proof assistant and approaches to formal reasoning about program correctness.


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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %} About The Orange {% endblock %} {% block css %} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
The Onion and "fake news" inspired this project. Our project name, The Orange, as well as being a parody of "The Onion", comes from an old English phrase, a Clockwork Orange. A Clockwork Orange appears normal and natural on the outside but is bizzare and mechanical on the inside. Similarly, our website that appears to be news is completely randomly generated by computers, using sources such as The Onion as training data.
Using Markov Chains, we train an algorithm on large portions of text. We then use this "trained" data to generate original news stories. Users can also vote and comment on the articles. We store all our information on a DigitalOcean droplet that utilizes mongoDB.
A scraper written in Python uses several APIs and libraries to pull relevent data from different news sources. We then feed that information into our Markov Chain algorithm (also written in python) to help it "learn" how to write natural sounding articles. The website itself is run using Python Flask as a backend with a light Bootstrap & JQuery frontend, and is deployed with Apache. The Digital Ocean droplet stores data internally using MongoDB, while simultaneously hosting the web server.
The Scraper was challenging. Different websites use different data storage formats and making a Scraper to extract relevent data consistently from these formats is a difficult task. Working with large data sets was also difficult as our algorithm requires a decent amount of computational power, and can produce files that are very large. Implementing Markov Chains was also an arduous task, as none of the team had any formal experience doing so before.
We learned how to utilize markov chains to producing realistic sounding text. We also learned how to use scrapers to get information from the internet algorithmically. Additionally we learned how to deploy a Flask App using apache2 on a Linux Machine.
There's still plenty to do such as:


Ping-Pong Mandate – Pull Up a Chair [audio]
by Israel News Talk RadioOnce again, the mandate to form a government returns and Israel plods along like a motherless ship. New elections loom on the horizon while the left-and-right duke it out. Kingmaker-apparent, Avigdor Liberman, addsfuel to the fire of verbal fisticuffs.
PLUS: Colonists? Usurpers? Bah. Humbug. It’s ours, the Torah says it; I believe it and that ‘settles’ it.


SHRTME Microservice
Project Description
- I can pass a URL as a parameter and I will receive a generated URL in the JSON response.
- When I visit that generated URL, it will redirect me to my original link.
Example creation usage:
https://shrtme.glitch.me/new/https://www.google.com
https://shrtme.glitch.me/new/https://www.freeCodeCamp.org
Example creation output
{ "originalUrl":"https://www.google.com", "short_url":"http://shrtme.glitch.me/9NK&0CRoU" }
Usage:
http://shrtme.glitch.me/9NK&0CRoU
Will redirect to:
https://www.google.com/


DOMFocusOut is not dispatched to controls
-
Click inside the input field labelled 'Focus Input' to give it focus.
-
Click somewhere else on the document to remove focus from the input field.
-
If the result field contains the text 'TEST PASSED', the test has passed. Otherwise, the test has failed.
TEST FAILED
FALSE
Focus Input:
Blur Input:
Result:
Ready:


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ERPNext Community Portal allows users to post jobs, find service providers and post jobs
To install this app, login to your site and click on "Installer". Search for ERPNext Community Portal and click on "Install"
Go to your bench folder and setup the new app
$ bench get-app community_erpnext_com https://github.com/frappe/community_erpnext_com
$ bench new-site testsite
$ bench --site testsite install-app community_erpnext_com
Login to your site to configure the app.
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Copy URLs to Clipboard
A context menu item to Copy URLs to the system clipboard.
Save Selected Entries as HAR (HTTP Archive File)
A context menu item to save the selected HTTP messages in HAR format.
Save Raw Message
Provides a context menu to save content of HTTP messages as binary.
(While the files will probably open in a simple editor it may have null characters or malformed bytes.)
Save XML Message
Provides a context menu to save content of HTTP messages as XML.
Import HAR (HTTP Archive File)
An option to import messages from a HTTP Archive (HAR), available via the 'Import' menu.
Import Log File
Allows you to import log files from ModSecurity and files previously exported from ZAP.
Import URLs
An option to import a file of URLs is available via the 'Import' menu ('Import a File Containing URLs'). The file must be plain text with one URL per line.
Blank lines and lines starting with # will be ignored.
It also supports the Automation Framework.
Export
The add-on also adds a top level "Export" menu, providing the following functionality.
Export Messages to File...
This allows you to save requests and responses to a text file.
Select the messages to save in the History tab (including multi-select).
Export Response to File...
This allows you to save a specific responses to a file.
Select the relevant message in the History tab -
note that binary responses (such as images) can be saved as well as text responses.
Export All URLs to File...
This allows you to save all of the URLs accessed to a text or HTML file.
This can be used, amongst other things, to compare the URLs available to users with
different roles or permissions on the same system.
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Export Selected URLs to File...
Based on the selection (including multi-select) in the Sites tree all URLs and child URLs of selected
nodes are exported.
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Export URLs for Context
All URLs in the Sites tree that fall within the selected context are exported. This functionality is
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/exim/action/importHar (filePath*)
/exim/action/importModsec2Logs (filePath*)
/exim/action/importUrls (filePath*)
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/exim/other/exportHar (baseurl start count)
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MOVE
- Players take turns making basic moves. A basic move is to move a stone *one space*
forward, diagonally forward, or sideways. Players cannot move backwards or diagonally
backwards. |
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SQUARING - an aggressive maneuver in Quadrature. To
"square" an enemy stone, you move to form a rectangle on the board with three of
your stones and one enemy stone. So you have three "squaring" stones and one
"squared" stone. The enemy "squared" stone is then removed from the
board and replaced with one of your own reserve stones. Removed stones are returned to
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CHAIN REACTION - it can happen in Quadrature. When you replace
an enemy stone with one of your own reserve stones, your newly added stone can square
additional enemy stones. |
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GOAL - There are two
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enemy "home plate", you win. A player's home plate consists of the three points
in the middle of his side of the board. |
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MARKER
- Each player has a marker which is a flat square chip. Each player's marker is the same
color as his stones. The marker has a single dot on one face and two dots on the opposite
face.
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If
you make a non-aggressive, sideways move, you must place your marker on the board with the
single dot face up. You can put it anywhere on the board. The location doesn't matter;
it's just showing that you made one non-aggressive sideways move. If your marker is
already on the board with the single dot face up, and you make a non-aggressive sideways
move, you must flip your marker over so that the two-dot face is showing. This shows that
you have made two consecutive, non-aggressive sideways moves. A non-aggressive sideways
move is a sideways move which does not kill any enemy stones. |
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If
your marker is on the board with the two-dot face showing, you are not allowed to make a
non-aggressive sideways move. You must make a forward, diagonally forward, or aggressive
sideways move. An aggressive sideways move kills enemy stones. Once you have made a
forward, diagonally forward, or aggressive sideways move, you must remove your marker from
the board. It doesn't matter if it is showing a single dot or two dots; a forward move
always clears your marker from the board. |
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There
is no limit to the total number of non-aggressive sideways moves you can make. You just
can't make more than two non-aggressive sideways moves consecutively. |
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This rule was instated because players have a tendency to approach each other and
then stall the game by making an endless series of non-aggressive sideways moves. The
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SUICIDE
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ways of worldmaking
nelson goodman
hackett, 1978
a book about the fact that there are always multiple worlds made from existing worlds, and about how to define which worlds are “true” or “good”, and which ones aren’t.
words, works, worlds
there is no one one world, and if there are multiple worlds, there can always be seen as a collection of one.
so how do we define them, if there is no perception without conception, and no conception without perception?
if we look at worldmaking in developmental sociology or anthropology, a universal or necessary beginning is best found in theology.
processes of worldmaking are:
- composition and decomposition (pp.7-9)
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- taking apart, separating, analyzing complex components into simple features, etc.
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- changing predicates (e.g. applying something usually related to taste to sight) -> changing metaphors (he calls that metaphorical transfer)
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- the question isn’t “same or not the same” but “same what”? -> worlds aren’t different, but they differ
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- taking apart also implies reassorting into kinds
- weighting
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- given things that are present in several worlds, some might be presented as very relevant, and others as completely irrelevant, through emphasis and accent
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- these emphases are based on the departure from the relative prominence accorded to the several features in the current world of our everyday seeing.
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- hierarchies rather than dichotomies
- ordering
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- what is first, and what is derived
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- spatial order of a map vs. temporal sequence of a trip
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- order is not found into the world but rather built into it (e.g. hours, seconds, millenia)
- deletion and supplementation
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- supplementation is the whole from the fragments (gestalt)
- reshapings and deformation
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- which can be considered either corrections or distortions, depending on the point of view
works of arts, though, characteristically illustrate, rather than name or describe relevant kinds. (p.11)
Exemplification and expression, though running in the opposite direction from denotation—that is, from the symbol to a literal or metaphorical feature of it instead of to something the symbol applies to—are no less symbolic referential functions and instruments of worldmaking.” (p.12)
criteria for success in making a world:
- when it offends none of its unyielding beliefs (e.g. laws of logic, laws of physics, morals, immediately preceding observations) own precepts (i.e. is not self-contradictory in its chosen frames of reference)
- it’s not so much about truth as it is about rightness
- and yet, while truth and reality might be relative, there is also the fact that some worlds are “false”, do not provide anything worth fighting for or against. (“a broad mind is no substitute for hard work”)
knowing is about finding a fit, about the advancement in understanding, and comprehension and creation go together
As meanings vanish in favor of certain relationships among terms, so fads vanish in favor of certain relationships among versions. (p. 93)
facts depend on habit
recognizable -> re-cognizable
The artist’s resources-modes of reference, literal and nonliteral. linguistic and nonlinguistic, denotational and non denotational, in many media-seem more varied and impressive than the scientist. But the scientist is also poetic.


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Markets move in cycles, there is a recession then a recovery period, this movement can be plotted along a productivity curve. Everyone loves a free market when it appreciates hand over fist, but no one likes a free market when it depreciates fist over hand. Cryptocurrency is no exception to this, and the currency is one of the most volatile asset classes of the century.
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Did you ever get the feeling that Brian DePalma designs entire films around set pieces he thinks would be really cool? Think about MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE -- can you recall more than a few scattered seconds aside from the computer room break-in and the train tunnel finale? Even DePalma's strongest efforts like CARRIE and THE UNTOUCHABLES hit their stride when he was showing off bravura bits like the prom night apocalypse and the train station steps shootout, respectively. The trivial business of building a story between cool sequences frequently seems to bore him; if there were a directorial equivalent for "script doctor," he'd probably be all over it.
SNAKE EYES opens with a typically flashy piece of DePalmannerism, a 20-minute, single-take Steadicam shot following Rick Santoro (Nicolas Cage) as he makes his way through a sporting arena on the night of a heavyweight championship fight. Santoro is a gleefully corrupt Atlantic City police detective, invited to the fight by Naval Commander Kevin Dunne (Gary Sinise), Santoro's old school buddy and the head of security for the Secretary of Defense (Joel Fabiani). But something goes wrong in the first round: two mysterious women cause distractions, the champ (Stan Shaw) goes down, a sniper takes out the Secretary, and the crowd goes crazy. The only question is what really happened, and whose perspective on the events can be trusted.
That opening reel is a nice piece of work, and an ideal showcase for Cage at his bug-eyed, manically-grinning finest. Santoro glides through the arena like an animal protecting his turf, DePalma watching him get anything and anywhere he wants with a strut, an attitude and the flash of a badge. There's a kinetic artistry to the scene as DePalma captures the excitement at the event, the shark-like constant motion of our protagonist, and the unstable nature of the events about to occur. We recognize instantly that for every pie in Atlantic City, there's Rick Santoro with his fingers deeply immersed or doing his best to dip them in. We also recognize that somewhere in the dizzying scene are the clues to what will come next.
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By the climax, DePalma seems to have lost all focus on making SNAKE EYES a redemption thriller, hinging a pivotal sequence on a turn of the weather. Between that stormy sequence, the extended speeches in which the villains explain their motivation, and the tagged-on romantic coda, you may find yourself wondering what the point of it all could be. Then the answer comes back: it was an opportunity for Brian DePalma to film a 20-minute single-take Steadicam shot. I suppose SNAKE EYES could satisfy an audience as a display of craftsmanship, but that really defines why so few of DePalma's films satisfy as stories. He's not really a film-maker. He's a scene-maker.
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All of Boto’s S3 classes and functions are wrapped in MimicDB functions to provide access to the local data instead of the S3 API. This means that changes to buckets and keys on S3 (outside of MimicDB), won’t be reflected in MimicDB unless the API call is forced.
Forcing an S3 API call also stores the response in MimicDB, so the forced call only has to happen once to retrieve new changes.
In most cases, passing force=True to the function will cause the S3 API call to be executed.
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Return a bucket from MimicDB if it exists. Return a S3ResponseError if the bucket does not exist and validate is passed.
Parameters: force (boolean) – If true, API call is forced to S3
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Return a list of buckets in MimicDB.
Parameters: force (boolean) – If true, API call is forced to S3
- Bucket.get_key(*args, **kwargs)¶
Return the key from MimicDB.
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--- title: 'Problem 2: Even Fibonacci numbers' author: John Ensley date: '2018-06-26' slug: 002 tags: [Fibonacci] hidedate: yes weight: -2 draft: no ---
Each new term in the Fibonacci sequence is generated by adding the previous two terms. By starting with 1 and 2, the first 10 terms will be:
1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, …
By considering the terms in the Fibonacci sequence whose values do not exceed four million, find the sum of the even-valued terms.
The naive approach works just fine here. Starting with \(F(1) = 1\) and \(F(2) = 1\), generate each Fibonacci number by the formula \(F(k) = F(k-1) + F(k-2)\). If \(F(k)\) is even, add it to a running total. When \(F(k) > 4000000\), stop and return the total.
A small improvement can be made by realizing that every third Fibonacci number is even, and they satisfy the recurrence relation
\[ F(k) = 4F(k-3) + F(k-6). \]
This eliminates the need to check whether each \(F(k)\) is even, and cuts down on the number of iterations by a factor of 3. However, the algorithm is already so fast that it hardly makes a difference.
The naive approach:
problem002.1 <- function(n) {
sum <- 0
f_prev <- 1
f_cur <- 2
while(f_cur < n) {
if (f_cur %% 2 == 0) sum <- sum + f_cur
f_tmp <- f_cur
f_cur <- f_cur + f_prev
f_prev <- f_tmp
}
sum
}
problem002.1(4000000)
## [1] 4613732
The improved approach:
problem002.2 <- function(n) {
sum <- 0
f_prev <- 0
f_cur <- 2
while(f_cur < n) {
sum <- sum + f_cur
f_tmp <- f_cur
f_cur <- 4*f_cur + f_prev
f_prev <- f_tmp
}
sum
}
problem002.2(4000000)
## [1] 4613732
(m <- microbenchmark::microbenchmark(p2.1 = problem002.1(4000000),
p2.2 = problem002.2(4000000),
unit = 'ms'))
## Unit: milliseconds
## expr min lq mean median uq max neval
## p2.1 0.006189 0.0065560 0.00723859 0.006751 0.0073075 0.020194 100
## p2.2 0.001320 0.0014005 0.00151454 0.001455 0.0015410 0.003307 100
The solution takes about 0.001 milliseconds. Taking advantage of the recurrence relation sped up the (already very fast) runtime by about 5x.


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- iStorage: National, Self-Storage Portfolio, $8.0MM Preferred Equity Investment
- Lake Geneva Estate: Lake Geneva, WI, Golf Course & Land, $5.0MM Bridge Loan
Over the past 15 years Mr. Miller has worked with various national and local firms including: Mount Lucas Management (1999 – 2001) as an analyst; CB Richard Ellis (2002 – 2006) as a leasing associate primarily working as a landlord representative leasing office space throughout Midtown Manhattan and Harbor Plaza in Jersey City, NJ; Walnut Street Capital (2006 – 2009) as the head of the development and asset management teams; Hill International Real Estate Partners (2009 – 2011) as the President of the development group that proposed the 1.8MM sf American Commerce Center.
Mr. Miller is a former member of the US Olympic Team having competed in the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games where he placed 5th as a member of the Men’s Open 8+. He is a three-time World Champion having won Gold as a member of the Men’s Open 8+ that won World Championships in 1997 (Lac d'Aiguebelette, France), 1998 (Cologne, Germany) and 1999 (St. Catherines, Canada) and a three-time CRASH-B Sprints World Indoor Rowing Collegiate Champion in 1997, 1998 and 1999 and Silver Medalist in the Open Men’s International Final in 1999. He was a Captain of the University of Pennsylvania Rowing Team (1998 – 1999) and led them to the Ivy League and Eastern Sprints Championship in 1998. He was recently inducted into the United States Rowing Hall of fame as a member of the 2014 class.
He graduated in 1999 with a Bachelors of Science in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He currently resides in Center City Philadelphia with his wife (Jennifer) and their daughters (Chloe & Sydney).


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The weekly Link Mash is a curated selection of tools, stories, and other links that I found during my travels on the web. All of my links can be found on my Pinboard; you can also find the Link Mash archives here.
- Mimic Google Chrome’s X-callback-url Support in Mobile Safari. I use Dolphin Browser for iOS, which is able to send pages directly to Evernote. That said, Mobile Safari – one of (if not the) most popular mobile browsers – is missing this crucial (well, I think it’s crucial) ability. This article demonstrates a beautiful way to do it via Drafts.
- The Ultimate Guide to Solving iOS Battery Drain. I was skeptical when I opened this article; these types of things often don’t present anything new. This one did. A teaser: Facebook is not your friend when it comes to iOS battery.
- The Coolest Things You Can Automatically Add to Google Calendar. Mixing one of my favorite productivity tools (IFTTT) with my primary calendar (Google Calendar) = bliss.
- How the Heartbleed Bug Works. I’m certain that a ton of people have heard of this awful bug in the internet; I’m also fairly certain that a lot of people are wondering what the big deal is. Leave it to a popular stick-figure comic to communicate the bad news.
- Research: Forgiving Yourself Can Lead to a Longer Life. I find a lot of Christians are okay with the idea that God can forgive them, but are unwilling to forgive themselves.
- How to Deal With Church Burns: What to Do When Christians or Those in Ministry Hurt You. The biggest breaker-of-my-heart in my life: the thought that my faith in God, which I love, is wielded in a judgmental, painful way against innocent people. If that’s you, then from the bottom of my heart: I’m so sorry.


ray.experimental.force_restore_spilled_objects([ref])
assert np.array_equal(ray.get(ref), arr)
ray.get([_worker.remote() for _ in range(50)])
def test_spill_objects_manually_with_workers(shutdown_only):
return ref
// Create objects of more than 200 MiB.
replay_buffer = [ray.get(_worker.remote()) for _ in range(25)]
values = {ref: np.copy(ray.get(ref)) for ref in replay_buffer}
// Randomly sample objects.
for _ in range(100):
ref = random.choice(replay_buffer)


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Simplifying CSS using
{Less}
What is CSS?
No brownie points for answering it
CSS Sucks*
I can't even centralize things.
I find it not readable at all
Could have finished this project in 1/10 the time with tables than it took with CSS
I'll use CSS for my fonts and colors, but I'm going back to tables for layout, TYVM
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Me, Everyday
REAL CSS Problems
- Huge Files (Facebook had around 2MB of CSS)
- Sphagetti Code
- Not Dynamic or Programmable
- It's CSS
#1 - Huge File(s)
Suresh: I will break down the CSS into multiple files & include them in HTML.
Ramesh: Loading multiple files will increase page load time.
Suresh: Oops!
#2 - Sphagetti Code
Suresh: I changed color of this text but it is getting overriden.
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#3 - Not Dynamic
Suresh: Can I change this anchor text color all over the site by making only 1 change?
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Write CSS the way you write programs
- Jigar Jain
Preprocessors
- Modularization
- Variables
- Functions
- Nesting
- Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY)
Bringing CSS closer to programming since 2007
Our Hero: {Less}
- is one of the popular CSS preprocessors
- extends dynamic behaviour to CSS
- helps in writing modular code
- is superset of CSS & hence very easy to use
- needs to be preprocessed on server or client side
#1 - Variables
What we have got
#1 - Variables
What we want
#1 - Variables
What we can do
#2 - Mixins
What we have
#2 - Mixins
What we want
#2 - Mixins
What we can do
#3 - Inbuilt Functions
Color manipulation functions
#3 - Inbuilt Functions
Color manipulation functions
#3 - Inbuilt Functions
Mathematical functions
#3 - Inbuilt Functions
Mathematical functions
#4 - Nesting
1 level Nesting
#4 - Nesting
1 level Nesting
#4 - Nesting
2 level Nesting
#4 - Nesting
2 level Nesting
n-level nesting?
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#5 - Importing files
Bring it all together
Who maintains so many files?
Your friend Bootstrap does. And many many others do it too.
How do I compile LESS?
Browsers don't understand .less files
- Server: Compilers available in many languages (recommended)
- Client: Including a single js less compiler file
Oops! I didn't pay attention
- Less is a CSS preprocessor
- It adds dynamicity & makes working with CSS fun
- It uses variables, mixins, functions, nestings & imports
- It will make your CSS DRY
- It will help you write modular & maintainable code
- It is very easy to learn
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xlink-assign-ions
Usage:
crux xlink-assign-ions [options] <peptide A> <peptide B> <pos A> <pos B> <link mass> <charge state> <scan number> <ms2 file>
Description:
Given a spectrum and a pair of cross-linked peptides, assign theoretical ion type labels to peaks in the observed spectrum.Input:
peptide A
– The sequence of peptide A.peptide B
– The sequence of peptide B.pos A
– Position of cross-link on peptide Apos B
– Position of cross-link on peptide Blink mass
– The mass modification of the linker when attached to a peptide.charge state
– The charge state of the peptide.scan number
– Scan number identifying the spectrum.ms2 file
– File containing spectra to be searched.
Output:
stdout
– tab-delimited text in which each row is a peak in the observed spectrum, and the columns are- The m/z value.
- The observed intensity.
- The matched intensity.
- The calculated m/z value of the theoretical peak.
- The mass associated with the observed peak.
- The mass difference (in ppm) between the observed and theoretical peaks.
- The ion type, specified as b or y, followed by the charge state in parentheses.
- The amino acid sequence of the fragment.
Options:
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Search parameters
--fragment-mass average|mono
– Specify which isotopes to use in calculating fragment ion mass. Default =mono
.--max-ion-charge <string>
– Predict theoretical ions up to max charge state (1, 2, ... ,6) or up to the charge state of the peptide ("peptide"). If the max-ion-charge is greater than the charge state of the peptide, then the maximum is the peptide charge. Default =peptide
.--mz-bin-width <float>
– Before calculation of the XCorr score, the m/z axes of the observed and theoretical spectra are discretized. This parameter specifies the size of each bin. The exact formula for computing the discretized m/z value is floor((x/mz-bin-width) + 1.0 - mz-bin-offset), where x is the observed m/z value. For low resolution ion trap ms/ms data 1.0005079 and for high resolution ms/ms 0.02 is recommended. Default =1.0005079
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--verbosity <integer>
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– Specify the parser to use for reading in MS/MS spectra. The default, ProteoWizard parser can read the MS/MS file formats listed here. The alternative is MSToolkit parser. If the ProteoWizard parser fails to read your files properly, you may want to try the MSToolkit parser instead. Default =pwiz
.--precision <integer>
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t_pending = time.time() - job.submit_time
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self.cancel(job)
job._exception = JobError("maximum pending time exceeded")
def _cancel_if_blocked(self, job, reasons=None):
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and divergent systems of communication and yielded more diverse outcomes
when compared to groups consisting of dancers with more homogeneous training backgrounds. These communication skills, used as a basis for user centered research, have been extremely useful in many UX/UI applications.


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Application Options¶
Various default application behaviors can be set using the Application Settings window. Select from the application tool bar or from the Settings – Set Application Options menu
Application Settings Window
Encode with¶
For compressed images, this option selects how images are compressed either with CPU, HPC, or with GPU using shaders for OpenCL (OCL), DirectX Compute (DXC), or Graphics Hardware Extension (GPU). these options can be selected from the GUI using “Encode With” HPC runs codecs optimized for vector extensions and SPMD processing on CPU.
Note Only BC1 to BC7 format is supported with HPC Compress, if you choose another format under HPC Compress, they will be compressed with generalized CPU instructions See the latest release notes for details on what GPU codecs are available for encoding.
Graphics Hardware Extension (GPU) is set for BCn codecs.
Decode with¶
This option is a drop-down combo list where users can choose to decode the image with CPU, GPU_OpenGL, GPU_DirectX, or GPU_Vulkan. It is used when users click to view an image on the Image View window.
Reload Image Views on Selection¶
This option when set will always close the current image view and open a new image view. This is useful when an image has been processed to say a new compression format and changed visually from when it was last viewed. By default, this is turned on (check-marked). If you turn this option off then the view will not be refreshed every time you click on viewing an image from Project Explorer. The advantage of switching this mode is that for large compressed images the image view takes considerable time to decompress and not necessary if the compressed file content has not changed.
Close all Image Views Prior to Process¶
This option when set will close all Image Views in the application, before processing selected image destination settings in the Project Explorer. This will free up system memory, to avoid out of memory issues when processing large files.
Mouse click on icon to view image¶
This option is checked by default. When checked, the application will load the image/model onto the Image View window when the user clicks on the icon next to the image file node in Project Explorer. When it is unchecked (off), the application will load the image/model onto the Image View window when the user clicks on the image filename or icon.
Load Recent Project on Startup¶
This option off by default will load the last project you worked on. This saves you time selecting it from the welcome page or the recent files list from the file menu.
Set Image Diff Contrast¶
Sets the contrast of pixels for image view diff, using 1.0 returns pixels to original diff contrast, min is 1 max is 200
Set Number of Threads¶
Sets the number of threads to use for texture compression, max is 128 threads distributed over multiple cores Default 0 sets auto-detection, where the total threads = number of processor cores, if auto-detection fails default = 8
When selecting this option users can also view what the host processor has available and is shown in square brackets as illustrated below:
Max number of processors [8]
The GUI application must be restarted in order for the new settings to take effect
Render Models with¶
Selects how to render 3D Model files using OpenGL for Obj and DirectX or Vulkan for GLTF files.
Show MSE PSNR SSIM Results¶
The output windows will display these values after processing a image, when all processing is done an average summary of all of the results will be displayed.
Show Analysis Results Table¶
Shows all Process Times, PSNR and SSIM results for compressed images in a table view.


How Do You Justify This Super-Pricey Smart Mug
by Sam RutherfordAn average mug costs between £2 and £5, while a nice travel mug goes for around £10-£20, or maybe a little more if you’re feeling fancy. So how on earth does a company justify a smart mug that costs well over £100?
While it might sound outlandish, this question isn’t purely hypothetical, because thanks to the Ember’s second-gen Travel Mug, the value of a smart mug is something that actually needs to be examined. So what makes this travel mug so smart?
Ember Travel Mug v2
What is it?: A rechargeable smart mug with a built-in heater
Price: $180 (£137; UK price and availability TBA)
Like: Solid design, spill-proof cap, nifty touch controls
Don't Like: Very Expensive, limited recipes, water needs to be pre-heated
Like a normal travel mug, Ember’s smart mug features an insulated body that holds 12 ounces of liquid along with a leak-proof lid to prevent anything from spilling out during your commute. The lid has a springy push-button cap that you can push to open, and then push again to close. It’s a simple set up, but very effective, because even when I turned the mug upside down while it was full of water, not a single drop leaked out.
The rest of the mug’s exterior sports a really nice soft-touch finish, along with a hidden dot-matrix display for displaying things like temperature, battery status, and more. But the Travel Mug’s real smarts lie in a built-in heater that allows the mug to keep your drink piping hot (between about 50 and 62.5 degrees Celsius), unlike a normal travel mug that simply tries to keep heat from escaping.
Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)
The basic idea is that for people who have a long commute, you won’t have to worry about your coffee or tea getting icy. And thanks to a battery that lasts for about three hours on a charge, it’ll probably keep your beverage at the right temp for a while after that. And if you want to boost the temp of your drink a bit, you can do that do, with the Travel Mug generally taking around 10 to 15 minutes to raise the temp of your beverage by 5 degrees.
To expand on its heating capabilities, there’s also a free Ember app (available for Android and iOS) that connects to the Travel Mug via Bluetooth, which you can use to set the temp of the mug, give your mug a name (I named mine Spicy Mug), or select from a number of presets for various drinks like lattes, different types of tea, coffee and cappuccino. The app even has a tea timer to help you keep track of steeping times, and a handful of recipes for making drinks like a beet latte, golden turmeric milk, and others. That said, at the time of writing, there are only five total recipes in the app, which isn’t exactly a great selection.
Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)
Thankfully, all of the Travel Mug’s most important features can be adjusted without the app, simply by tapping the Ember logo to scroll through various settings or statuses, and then using touch controls to adjust the temperature of your drink if need be. The mug will also automatically turn itself off if you’re not using it, to help preserve battery life. And when you need to recharge the mug, you can simply place it on top of its wireless charging cradle (which comes included), so you can keep a drink warm indefinitely, or simply recharge the mug before your next commute.
All in all, the Travel Mug works almost exactly as advertised, it’s a simple straightforward device that keeps drinks hot for up to three hours (or a bit less when if you turn it on full blast) and makes sure your drink stays inside the mug and no on your shirt in case your commute gets a little bumpy. However, at the same time, the Travel Mug’s skill set is also what lets it down.
That’s because while the Travel Mug’s heater can totally keep a drink warm or increase its temp by 5 or 10 degrees, you’re still reliant on a kettle or some other hot water source to supply the mug with an initial reservoir of hot liquid. If you could use Ember’s Travel Mug to boil water anywhere to make tea or instant coffee, suddenly the mug’s $180 price tag would seem a lot less ridiculous.
Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)
A battery indicator automatically pops up when you place the mug on its charging cradle.  (Photo: Sam Rutherford/Gizmodo)
Unfortunately, while this might seem like a simple request, it’s hard to bend the rules of physics. Water just isn’t a very good conductor of heat, and it takes a lot of energy to heat water from room temp to boiling, especially the closer you get to 100 degrees. So if a company was to make some kind of portable kettle travel mug hybrid, it would need a battery so large the device probably wouldn’t be portable anymore. What a bummer.
My other issue with the Travel Mug is that, ideally, you need two charging coasters: one at home and another at the office. This way you can make sure the mug always has a full charge before you head out, while also taking full advantage of the Travel Mug’s all-day heating abilities, no matter where you are. But sadly, only one charging coaster comes in the box, and if you want a second one, it’ll cost you an additional $28 (£21). This pushes the Travel Mug’s total price to $208 (£158), which is a big ask even for coffee or tea fanatics who want to make sure their beverage tastes juuust right.
The Travel Mug will also let you know when your drink is cold, in case you didn’t already know. (Photo: Sam Rutherford/Gizmodo)
Thankfully, if you’re not concerned about keeping your drink warm during your commute, Ember also makes a regular heated smart mug without the extra insulation or leak-proof top that goes for £130, which if you only care about keeping your drinks warm, makes a lot more sense, both practically and financially.
It’s kind of weird when a product does exactly what it claims to do, and yet you’re still kinda of disappointed. The second-gen Ember Travel Mug is a well-built device that makes sipping coffee or tea just a bit more enjoyable, regardless of whether you’re sitting at home or on the way to work, but it’s also 10 times the price of a normal travel mug.   The mug is nice and it does its job, but for $180, I just wish the travel mug offered a bit more value.
README
- The Travel Mug has a battery life of up to three hours, while the normal Mug only lasts about 1.5 hours.
- The Travel Mug’s built-in heater keeps warm drinks between 50 and 62.5 C.
- The Travel Mug only holds 12 ounces of liquid, which is less than its overall size might suggest.
- $180 is A LOT of money to spend just to keep your drinks warm, which makes the Ember’s regular heated Mug a much better buy if you don’t care about your commute.
Featured image: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)


I'm Ram Kishor Tak
Associate Consultant- Professional Services at Talend
- Age 23
- Address Building No. 42, 3rd D Cross Rd, Kuvempu Nagar, BTM 2nd Stage, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560076
- E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Phone +91<PHONE_NUMBER>
Hello! I'm Ram Kishor Tak. Intergration Developer and Architect specializing in Data warehousing, Data Transformation, Data Analytics as well as Data Visualization. I have Extensively used ETL methodology for performing Data Profiling, Data Cleaning, Data Migration, Extraction, Transformation and Loading using Talend and Dell Boomi Integration Cloud. I have designed and developed data integrations from SAP ERP to Salesforce CRM, Lynx to Salesforce, SAP SuccessFactors to Azure SQL, SQL Server to ElasticSearch, Oracle to Sybase IQ and many more. Hands on Experience on all SAP Sybase Analytics products and Big Data frameworks. Well-versed in programming language Python and query language SQL. Highly organized, Hard working and strongly self motivated with ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks simultaneously.
Professional Skills
Work Experience
Talend Data Integration Services Pvt Ltd
Associate Consultant- Professional Services
I am responsible to perform data and/or application integration design and development, technical product assistance and tuning to meet customer performance and functional requirements. Design, develop, execute and document Talend solutions.
Celebal Technologies PVT LTD, Jaipur, Rajasthan India
Integration Developer
I was responsible for the development of end to end Integration projects, Master Data Management frameworks for clinical organizations, Working on data visualization and creating interative Enterprise Reports. Apart from this, interacting with clients on a daily basis and working towards betterment of the company was also involved.
Celebal Technologies PVT LTD, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Big Data Trainee
I was responsible for setting Big Data frameworks, Development of ETL Jobs using Talend MDM, Talend Data Fabric. Worked on Data visualization notebook like Apache Zeppelin and Created and Published Microsoft Power BI Reports on cloud.
The principal Consulting, Texas, USA
Big Data Intern
I worked on platforms such Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, and Microsoft Power BI. Responsible for admistrator level activies such as Creating and Monitoring instances, Worked on Cloudera CDH 5.0
Enterprise Projects
Enterprise Data Integration from Lynx database to Salesforce CRM
AIS Healthcare
Developed Dell Boomi processes to pull clinical data from Lynx stored procedures and pushed into their respective Salesforce objects. Developed, deployed delta processes and scheduled them on Boomi Atoms.
Enterprise Data Integration from SAP ERP to Salesforce CRM
Vertellus Specialties Inc.
Developed Dell Boomi processes to pull data from SAP BAPI and RFC modules such as Accounts, Sales Area, Orders and pushed into their respective Salesforce objects. Applied Logic in dell boomi to get only active sales areas of each customer which was based on multiple functional scenarios. Maintained account hierarchy in Salesforce same as SAP.
Enterprise Data Integration from SAP SuccessFactors to Azure SQL Database
Tata Communications
Developed Dell Boomi processes to pull data from SuccessFactors modules such as Employee Central, Recruiting and pushed into their respective Azure SQL table. Worked on various Boomi connectors like SuccessFactors, Azure SQL, SAP, Database, Disk, Mail, and FTP. Used Advance Boomi Shapes such as Data process, Add to cache, Business Rules, and Flow Control. Extensively used XML, Database, and Flatfile profiles.
Enterprise Data Warehousing for Railway Analytics
Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS)
Configured raw devices on rhel 7, Created and set up 2 node SAP Sybase IQ Multiplex cluster which can store up to 20 TBs of data and support real-time query operations. Built Sybase IQ databases and monitored the performance of databases.
Enterprise Data Warehousing for Reporting Applications
Department of Information and Technology, Rajasthan Government
Installed and configured SAP IQ 16.0 and SAP Replication Server, Replicated data from Oracle to SAP IQ in real time using Replication Server, Created ETL Jobs to clean Oracle data and removed duplicate records from Oracle data and inserted it into SAP IQ.
Master Data management, Data Integration and Data Visualization on Clinical Trials Data
Bioclinica, Inc.
Analyzed, designed and implemented solutions based on the technical requirements. Developed ETL Jobs using Talend Data Fabric and Python scripts. Mastered source data using Talend MDM. Monitored performance and advised any necessary infrastructure changes. Data modeling, Data Cleaning, Data Profiling, Database Optimization, understanding and implementation of the schema. Visualization of MDM Data on Microsoft Power BI and Kibana and performed full-text search on Elasticsearch.
Analyze Large Dataset using Cloudera Distribution Hadoop, Apache Spark and Apache Zeppelin
The Principle Consulting, Texas, USA
Installed and configured Cloudera Distributed Hadoop(CDH 5). Created Namenode and Jobtracker for CDH, Installed components like Impala, Pig, Zookeeper, Spark, Hue, Hive, Hbase. Implemented Apache Spark Standalone Cluster on Amazon Web Services EC2, Monitor Processes and Logs in the system, run spark program on Amazon Elastic Computing Cloud. Installed and configured Apache Zeppelin notebook for data visualization.
Hadoop Automation Tool
Training Project
This tool can be use by two types- Custom and Typical. In Custom one can make whole cluster according to themselves and in typical the tool will make whole cluster automatically. It provides the uses of frameworks like PIG, HIVE, Sqoop. It also provides the uses of schedulers like FIFO, FAIR, OOZIE.
Education
Bachelor of Technology - Computer Science
Rajasthan Technical University
Senior Secondary School
Hind Public School, Nagaur
Secondary School
Hind Public School, Nagaur
My Interests
I have keen interest in singing, bodybuilding, cricket and photography. I used to play cricket in high school.
- Body Building
- Photography
- Cricket
- Trekking
- Game of Thrones
- Watching Movies & TV Shows
- Driving
- Swimming
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Feel free to contact me
- Address Building No. 42, 3rd D Cross Rd, Kuvempu Nagar, BTM 2nd Stage, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560076
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1:50 am – ingested 18mg 2c-i mixed with orange juice.
Setting: I was at home with my girlfriend M after a night out for tapas and drinks on the town in Hollywood. We were well fed and a slightly buzzed from alcohol. (We’d finished dinner at around 10pm, so I’m sure our stomachs weren’t empty.) The alcohol may have given us the nudge to try something new, and 2c-i was new for us.
We mixed it and drank it and I called my friend S who lives up the street, caught him as he got off work, and asked him to check in on us when he got home. He was excited to see the effects. So with our sitter called, our drugs ingested, and our hopes high we settled on the couch and watched the first episode of “The Office” season two.
S called on his way home from work. I had read in several reports that N2O was terrific during the 2c-i experience. Being into terrific things myself, I asked S to pick up two cans of whipped cream. He was happy to oblige us. By the time S arrived it was 2:50am, exactly one hour after ingestion. And we had begun to giggle.
S came into the living room and plunked down the cans of whipped cream. He was wearing a tux and looked very formal and mature. We were laughing. S told us that he’d tried to get the non-dairy cream, but they didn’t have it. He warned us that real cream whipped cream would harden when sprayed over a nude body and cause discomfort.
S realized how much fun we were having right away. But because he’s subject to random drug tests, he didn’t want to try 2c-i. He did take two 18mg doses back to his roommates. Before he left I tried several times to collect for the two cans of whipped cream. I told him he wasn’t leaving until he paid for them. This seemed very funny at the time.
With S gone, M and I settled into contortions of laughter that lasted for nearly two hours. Time spread out during this time and seemed much longer. We kept remarking that it seemed like more time had passed, that it seemed like “forever” that we’d been laughing. The visuals were pretty mild for me, more pronounced for M. We have two Balinese paintings on one wall of the living room. M began to call these “the pillars of civilization.” She saw white lights flashing around the black frames. I believe I saw them as well. My greatest OEV’s were when I went to the bathroom by myself, stared back down the dark hall past the computer room where a light was on (I guess). It seemed as though the doorway was a hearth and lambent light danced on the floor before the door.
When I came back to the living room I was nude. I placed three large pillows on the floor in front of the stereo and we listened to Radiohead’s OK Computer. With my eyes closed I began to see how the sound connected to me and in my head I thought of a singer singing these songs out to the universe – and he looked like the subject of Munch’s “The Scream.” It wasn’t at all frightening, though. It was beautiful. The music came out of his mouth and then became something that affected the universe. I thought that the music changed me and I would go through life changed in subtle ways that would affect my life, that each little thing I did (or anyone else did) was connected to every other thing. Listen to music here, take a right turn on Melrose, order the last slice of pepperoni pizza: each act pushes reality along and changes it for others. Waves of connection.
At about the same time (I suppose) I thought of the room we were in and how everything was made up of molecules – the chairs, the air, the plants, us. From space what would be the distinction between my girlfriend and the couch, me and the floor. We seemed very little and insignificant. But not in a bad way. M agreed with this idea. I became very fascinated with the idea that I’d used the Internet to order the drug. I’d used electricity and credit card to bring the 2c-i molecule into contact with my body, my brain – across thousands of miles.
At one point, I invented this character who’d sit in the corner at parties and gurgle in a low voice, “Don’t worry about me. I’ll be fine.” M and I would take turns doing our lowest voice and murmuring. We decided that everyone likes gurgling sounds, that everyone needs gurgling in his life. A percolating coffee pot gurgles. A friend. We laughed and laughed at this (and we’ve been gurgling at each other for three days, sparking slightly less and less mirth each time).
At another point M suggested that we write a trip report. I said that my trip report would read: “Fuck you! That’s my trip report!” It wasn’t an angry “Fuck you!” It was just supposed to convey the inability of words/reports to capture the actual experience. I thought it would be quite funny to click on a “Glowing Experience” trip report and read only: “Fuck you!”
At about T+2:00 I decided it was high time for some N2O. I cracked open a can and shuuuuuhhhhhtt! Wow! It was great. I started into a bit about the “essential natures of the gasses.” My girlfriend wasn’t interested in N2O, so I did the second can. I stood up and knew I had to write an email to an old friend. Here is what I wrote to him verbatim:
gg go ao as gasaag agga. OI've got tote witrtte to P[edited]! Get out of the way!@  Just for instance. Okay. Wha6t I wanted to write to P[edited] waht sh that i'm engoying the essentialo naturdes of the gass.
LOvew,
B
M wants me to add two thoughts she had. Once while in the bathroom M thought that her body should be in perfect communication with her. If she were doing anything in her life that was harmful to her body, her body would tell her. She closed her eyes and waited for her body to alert her if there was indeed a problem.  Later when she was sitting alone on the couch she thought “If there’s a perfect time for an epiphany this is it.” But she had none. She just felt that “Everything was good.” Clarifying these ideas for me, she says that she got the feeling that she wasn’t hiding anything from herself. She felt that if she were hiding something from herself, that it would be revealed here.
We went to bed at around 6am, four hours after taking 2c-i. We slept easily, though we both sweated a bit more than usual in our sleep. It was a great experience. All good.
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