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public class Travel extends Identifiable
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Travel(java.lang.String name,
boolean isArrivalTime,
Address startPoint,
Address endPoint,
TimeIntervalConstraint timeIntervalConstraint,
boolean[] recurring)
create a new travel with a single weekday constraint
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Travel(java.util.UUID identifier,
java.lang.String name,
boolean isArrivalTime,
Address startPoint,
Address endPoint,
java.util.Set<Route> routes,
java.util.Set<TimeConstraint> timeConstraints)
create a new travel.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addRoute(Route route)
add a route to this travel
|
void |
addTimeConstraint(TimeConstraint timeConstraint)
add a time constraint to this route
|
Address |
getEndPoint() |
java.lang.String |
getName() |
java.util.Set<Route> |
getRoutes() |
Address |
getStartPoint() |
java.util.Set<TimeConstraint> |
getTimeConstraints() |
boolean |
isArrivalTime() |
void |
removeRoute(Route route)
remove a route from this travel
|
void |
removeTimeContstraint(TimeConstraint timeConstraint)
remove a time constraint from this route
|
void |
setIsArrivalTime(boolean isArrivalTime) |
void |
setName(java.lang.String name) |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
void |
transferProperties(Travel other)
Makes a deepcopy of properties from another travel.
|
equals, getIdentifier, hashCode
public Travel(java.util.UUID identifier, java.lang.String name, boolean isArrivalTime, Address startPoint, Address endPoint, java.util.Set<Route> routes, java.util.Set<TimeConstraint> timeConstraints) throws ValidationException
identifier
- The UUID of the travel.name
- The name given to this particular travel by the user. If a user decides to create a travel
with the starting point his/her home address and the endpoint his/her work address it could be named "home-work".isArrivalTime
- If true then the TimeIntervalConstraint represents the interval of arrival. ex. A user
may want to reach the endpoint between 10:00 - 10:30. If false then the TimeIntervalConstraints
represents the interval of departure. ex. A user may want to depart from the starting point
between 20:00 and 20:20. Currently isArrivalTime is nowhere used.startPoint
- The address that represents the departing location of the travel.endPoint
- The address that represents the destination or endpoint of the travel.routes
- The concrete ways the reach the endpoint departing from the starting point.timeConstraints
- The set of time constraints created by a user. ex. a user can create a WeekDayConstraint
[1,1,0,0,0,0,0] to indicate that he/she only makes this travel on monday and tuesday. Furthermore
the user can add a TimeIntervalConstraint "20:00-21:00" indicating the approximate time of traveling.
Notifications are only sent to a user if the timeConstraints are valid.ValidationException
public Travel(java.lang.String name, boolean isArrivalTime, Address startPoint, Address endPoint, TimeIntervalConstraint timeIntervalConstraint, boolean[] recurring) throws ValidationException
name
- isArrivalTime
- startPoint
- endPoint
- timeIntervalConstraint
- recurring
- ValidationException
public java.lang.String getName()
public void setName(java.lang.String name) throws ValidationException
name
- ValidationException
public boolean isArrivalTime()
public void setIsArrivalTime(boolean isArrivalTime)
isArrivalTime
- public Address getStartPoint()
public Address getEndPoint()
public java.util.Set<Route> getRoutes()
public void addRoute(Route route)
route
- public void removeRoute(Route route)
route
- public java.util.Set<TimeConstraint> getTimeConstraints()
public void addTimeConstraint(TimeConstraint timeConstraint) throws ValidationException
timeConstraint
- ValidationException
public void removeTimeContstraint(TimeConstraint timeConstraint) throws ValidationException
timeConstraint
- ValidationException
public void transferProperties(Travel other) throws ValidationException
other:
- the travel from which to make a deepcopy of the underlining properties.ValidationException
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class Identifiable


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 Everybody's talking about it. And for good reason -- it looks really cool.
But my own reactions are mixed. I admire the accomplishment, and I am eager to try it, but I am also troubled by the apparent trend.
This blog entry is my attempt to write about that. As I begin, I hope the paragraphs below favor questions over judgments. I hope to express my feelings and perspectives without being critical of others. I hope to write something that is not just another "get off my lawn" rant. Let's see if I succeed.
In short: It looks to me like AI-assisted software development is just getting started, and will probably become a very big thing.
Hmmm. That last sentence looks kinda harsh. I wonder if I've already crossed the line I didn't want to cross.
Let me try to say this another way.
In my nearly 4 decades of writing code, I have consistently found that the most valuable thing is to know how things work. Nothing in software development is more effective than the ability to see deeper. To borrow Joel Spolsky's terminology, I claim that almost all abstractions are leakier than you think, so it is valuable to see through them.
Knowing how to allocate and free memory is one thing. Much better is to have understanding of how the memory allocator works. That is the kind of depth that gives me what I need to make decisions.
Writing SQL statements is fairly easy. But there is a lot going on under the hood. The whole experience goes so much better if I understand indexes and table scans and lock escalation.
Networking code? Don't even get me started.
I am utterly convinced that deep understanding is important.
But increasingly, I feel like I'm swimming upstream. It seems like most people in our industry care far more about "how to do" rather than "how does it work".
And yes, there are good reasons for this. People have jobs. An employer's expectations are typically about getting things done.
So I am not saying it is unimportant know how to do things. Rather, what I'm saying is that after I understand how things work, seeing how to do something is usually trivial. And the next time I need to figure "how to do", it will go faster.
But the world and I seem to be at odds about this. I feel like I crash into this conflict every. single. day.
A lot of programming documentation is structured around the steps to follow to perform a certain job, but that is almost never what I'm looking for.
On question/answer sites, it seems like every interesting question yields responses from people saying "You shouldn't do that", which seems unhelpful.
After years of seeing people say "Don't write your own crypto", I made peace with it, but now I see "Don't write your own X" for all kinds of X. I mean, if we want X in the world, somebody has to write it, right?
Last week I was trying to confirm that the CIL castclass
instruction returns the same object reference it was given (when it doesn't throw). Previous people who asked this question were mostly told some form of "you shouldn't need to know that". But surely somebody on this planet needs to know that?
Most people facing a software problem will move forward as soon as they are unblocked, without stopping to learn why the given solution worked.
I feel like I'm drowning in a sea of people saying "I did (whatever) and the problem went away".
Most online interaction I have with other software developers results in me feeling different and alone.
But I remain "utterly convinced". I have bet my career on the importance of depth, and I will continue to do so. And, when given the opportunity to guide and mentor younger people, I steer them along the same path.
And yet, as the trends in the industry seem to move away from me, I am forced to wonder about how well my own experience will map onto a very different future. Am I giving newbies bad advice when I suggest (for example) that they learn what's really going on with async/await?
Sometimes I worry that my posture is a form of gatekeeping. I don't want to be someone who insists that everybody's path needs to mirror mine. If you are having an enjoyable and successful software career without studying stuff like two's-complement arithmetic and B-trees, I am happy for you. But do I believe, broadly speaking, that your career would take another positive step every time you learn more? Yeah, I do.
Simply put, I see two basic possibilities here. Either I am correct, and technical depth is still important even as fewer people value it, or I am a dinosaur, and nature has selected my kind for extinction.
So... GitHub Copilot looks like fun. But the day is coming soon when I'm going to see somebody respond to a coding question with "Why are you asking this? Just use the AI pair programmer." And I'm probably going to throw a tantrum.


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This module is intended to be mixed into the ActiveRecord backend to allow storing Ruby Procs as translation values in the database.
I18n.backend = I18n::Backend::ActiveRecord.new I18n::Backend::ActiveRecord::Translation.send(:include, I18n::Backend::ActiveRecord::StoreProcs)
The StoreProcs module requires the ParseTree and ruby2ruby gems and therefor was extracted from the original backend.
ParseTree is not compatible with Ruby 1.9.
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I spent some time this weekend playing with the MSDN virtual labs, and it worked remarkably well, it was a far better and more enjoyable experience than I had expected. The whole process went very smoothly, and my only problem was some delayed rendering of the remote machine, thanks to my very slow net connection. It does look like a very cool example of Virtual Server automation.
Mostly, I played with the BizTalk labs: the 2006 Business Rules Engine one and the 2004 BAM one. It would be nice if they finally got the BizTalk 2006 BAM hands on lab up, since it is far nicer than the 2004 one.


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I take 6mg of clonazepam daily, so the 15mg dose I took this morning was kid's stuff. I decided to purchase a bottle of kava extract (40% kavalactones, app. 2000mg kavalactones per bottle). I tried 800mg kavalactones and, pleased with the mild anxiolytic, euphoric, and very strong muscle relaxant effects that were brought on after about 30 minutes, I decided to down the rest of the bottle.
T=0:10
Anxiolytic effects more pronounced; euphoria and muscle relaxation still moderately strong, but not changed since the 800mg kavalactone dose.
T=0:20
Feeling VERY sociable (a wonderful feeling for a social phobic such as myself); euphoria much stronger; muscle relaxation has practically turned my legs to jello. No cognitive dulling of any sort.
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Effects continuing from 10 minutes ago, though exponentially stronger. I feel as if I could take on the world, if I could just make my muscles work properly, lol!
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Just one thing to say--how can this stuff be legal???!!!!
T=1:00
Not much change from the 30 minute mark, aside from some pronounced OEV's, CEV's, and an almost LSD-like distortion in spacial perceptions.
T=5:00
The effects haven't subsided in the least in the past four hours, and I hope they never do!
~Anxiety level (1-10) -- 0; very disinhibited, in fact.
~Muscle relaxation (1-10) -- 10; and this is saying something, considering that not even Flexeril, Soma, Elavil, or Zanaflex have helped with my fibromyalgia.
~Pain relief (1-10) -- 10; I had a moderate headache before taking this, as well as the constant muscle-aches I deal with day to day. All eradicated.
~Hypnotic effect (1-10) -- 1; I don't feel sleepy in the least. In fact, I feel mildly stimulated.
~Aphrodisiac effect (1-10) -- 10!!!
T=8:00
Still feeling the effects strongly, though the hallucinations have subsided just recently.
T=12:00
Most effects subsided, except for moderate muscle relaxation, anxiolysis, and pain relief.
T=15:00
Back to baseline.
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Photo Quality Check, a simple utility app for all iPhone users that like to evaluate their photo's detail, or need their images to be sharp and focused for print. This may be useful for professionals like, for instance, journalists, designers, architects or real estate agents, or users that still like to keep physical photo albums or turn their best photos into posters.
The latest release, version 1.2, adds some performance updates and a UI tweek in the photo view screen, making the user experience more inline with the iOS core navigation paradigms. This update now requires iOS7 to install.
Smartphone, a camera in your pocket
Taking photos with a smartphone is not always easy, as involuntary shaking or hand movement often produces blurred images. Although many photo apps offer an anti-shaking feature, you can miss the photo opportunity fighting your own hand to be absolutely still. But you can just shoot away, with no shaking control, using your favorite camera app. Then you have lots of photos, some blurred and some not. How do you check that?
With this app you can quickly check each photo's detail and sharpness by previewing it at 100% zoom level: each photo's pixel is matched to each display pixel, both on retina and non-retina displays. It's like your personal magnifying glass always in your pocket.
Take photos inside the app with the built-in camera interface, evaluate and save only the good ones to the camera roll. You can also check existing photos from your camera roll or any other photo album.
Check photo quality on the go
Check the picture quality in two different ways. With Tap zoom just touch your photo to zoom it to 100% and drag your finger to pan around, quickly checking every detail. Or you can use Pinch zoom to magnify your photo up to 100% zoom. This holds the zoom level so that you can analyze a particular detail with hands-free for as long as you wish.
Besides saving your photo directly to camera roll, by tapping the export button get more output options like email, Airprint, copy to clipboard or open it directly in another app for editing.
See what you’ll get
With the image information window preview the maximum print size of your photo on a standard paper size large enough to print the picture, either for offset printing at 300dpi, or for digital inkjet or laser printing at 150dpi. By taping on the preview image you get the exact maximum advisable print size on your selected measurement unit.
Photo Quality Check is the debut app released by SmallBlackRooom, a personal project by a graphic designer and photography enthusiast venturing in iOS development.
Every feedback is highly appreciated. New feature requests, questions or issues will be welcomed, and considered for future update releases.
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Enrique Zuazua is the Director of the Chair of Computational Mathematics at DeustoTech Laboratory in the University of Deusto, Bilbao (Basque Country-Spain) where he leads the research team funded by the European Research Council Advanced Grant “DYCON; Dynamic Control”. He is also a Professor of the Department of Mathematics Universidad Autónoma de Madrid where he holds a Chair in Applied Mathematics since 2001. Author's contribution: Stochastic optimization for simultaneous control Simultaneous control of parameter-depending systems using stochastic optimization algorithms Authors: Ana Navarro, Umberto Biccari, Enrique Zuazua - 03 June 2020 Synchronized Oscillators Synchronization of coupled oscillators with the Random Batch Method Authors: Umberto Biccari, Enrique Zuazua - 03 June 2020 An eulerian-lagrangian scheme for the problem of the inverse design of hyperbolic transport equations The inverse design of hyperbolic transport equations can be addressed by using gradient-adjoint methodologies. Recently, Morales-Hernandez and Zuazua [1] investigated the convenience of using low order numerical schemes for the adjoint resolution in the gradient-adjoint method. They focused on hyperbolic transport scalar equations with an heterogeneous time-independent vector field. Authors: Alexandre Francisco, Umberto Biccari, Enrique Zuazua - 18 February 2020 Inverse design for the one-dimensional Burgers equation Our aim is to study an optimal control problem which consists in minimizing the difference between the predictions of the Burgers equation and the observations of the system at a final time in $L^2(\mathbb{R})$ norm. Authors: Liard Thibault, Enrique Zuazua - 12 December 2019 Optimal Control of the Poisson Equation with OpenFOAM In this tutorial, we show how to use the C++ library OpenFOAM (Open Field Operation and Manipulation) in order to solve control problems for partial differential equations (PDE). Authors: Victor Hernández, José Vicente, Enrique Zuazua - 01 May 2018 WKB expansion for a fractional Schrödinger equation with applications to controllability Theoretical and numerical analysis of the propagation of the solutions for a Schrödinger equation with fractional Laplacian, with application to the study of controllability properties. Authors: Umberto Biccari, Alejandro B. Aceves, Enrique Zuazua - 05 April 2018 Averaged Control In this work, we address the optimal control of parameter-dependent systems. Authors: Victor Hernández, José Vicente, Enrique Zuazua - 12 March 2018 Control of the semi-discrete 1D heat equation under nonnegative control constraint Using IpOpt to get the time-optimal nonnegative control of a semi-discrete 1D heat equation Authors: Jérôme Lohéac, Emmanuel Trélat, Enrique Zuazua - 05 March 2018 Wave Control A Matlab guide for the numerical approximation of the exact control and stabilization of the wave equation. Authors: Carlos Castro, Miguel Cea, Sorin Micu, Arnaud Diego Münch, Mihaela Negreanu, Enrique Zuazua - 21 December 2017 Solving an optimal control problem arisen in ecology with AMPL We present a computational tool to solve optimal control problems for diffusion-reaction systems describing the growth and spread of populations Authors: Jiamin Zhu, Enrique Zuazua - 05 December 2017 Greedy algorithm for Parametric Vlasov-Fokker-Planck System Short report about the greedy algorithm of linear Vlasov-Fokker-Planck equation, including 6 numerical experiments with figures, and corresponding matlab coding and the explanation of how to implement it. Authors: Yuhua Zhu, Enrique Zuazua - 28 November 2017 Optimal control applied to collective behaviour Guidance by repulsion model describing the behaviour of two agents, a driver and an evader Authors: Ramon Escobedo, Aitziber Ibáñez, Enrique Zuazua - 05 November 2017 Kolmogorov equation Various numerical approximation methods are discussed with the aim of recoving the large time asymptotic properties of the hypoelliptic Kolmogorov model Authors: Mehmet Ersoy, Enrique Zuazua - 05 November 2017 2D inverse design of linear transport equations on unstructured grids Various discrete adjoint methodologies are discussed for the inverse design of linear transport equations in 2 space dimensions Authors: Mario Morales, Enrique Zuazua - 05 November 2017 Greedy optimal control for elliptic problems and its application to turnpike problems Turnpike theory and greedy algorithms, applied to the steady-state elliptic control problem, are combined to obtain a greedy approximation of parabolic optimal control problems, independent of the initial data Authors: Victor Hernández, Martín Lazar, Enrique Zuazua - 01 November 2017 Turnpike property for functionals involving $L^1$−norm We want to study the following optimal control problem... Authors: Martín Lazar, Césare Molinari, Enrique Zuazua - 25 October 2017 IpOpt and AMPL use to solve time optimal control problems How to use IpOpt to solve time optimal control problems Authors: Jérôme Lohéac, Emmanuel Trélat, Enrique Zuazua - 05 August 2017 Conservation laws in the presence of shocks Tracking control of 1D scalar conservation laws in the presence of shocks Authors: Rodrigo Lecaros, Enrique Zuazua - 05 June 2017 Numerical aspects of LTHC of Burgers equation Numerical approximation of the inverse design problem for the Burgers equation Authors: Navid Allahverdi, Alejandro Pozo, Enrique Zuazua - 04 May 2017 Long time control and the Turnpike property The turnpike property improves the numerical methods used to solve optimal control problems Authors: Aitziber Ibáñez, Enrique Zuazua - 04 May 2017 Greedy Control Control of a parameter dependent system in a robust manner Authors: Martín Lazar, Enrique Zuazua - 01 March 2017


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| The FileSelector Object
| 2 File Selector Basics
When you are not using the Document Control objects but need to allow the user to traverse directories and disks in order to locate a given file, you should use a GenFileSelector. The File Selector is designed to give tremendous flexibility for many different types of file searches, providing both directory scanning and user interface. An OSF/Motif File Selector is shown below.
The File Selector allows users to browse all the directories and disks readable by DOS, including readable network drives. This browsing is completely internal to the File Selector; until the user selects a file from the list, your application does not need to know what the File Selector is doing.
You can customize the searches the File Selector makes in several different ways:
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Setting paths, volumes, and selections
You may direct the File Selector to show any given directory on any given volume, and you may also set the selected file displayed. Additionally, you can navigate directories with messages sent to the File Selector. See The Current Selection
.
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Limiting a directory scan to certain files
The File Selector can limit its directory scans to show only the files you request. You may limit the scan based on file types, file attributes, or filename extensions. See File Selector Instance Data
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Searching for associated files
You can limit the File Selector's searches to only those files that match a given creator or token. That is, the File Selector will display only files created by a particular geode. See Matching a File's Token
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Customizing the searches
If the available search options don't fit your needs, you can create a customized search. If this type of search is employed, the File Selector will send a special message to itself--to take advantage of this, you can easily subclass the GenFileSelector and write a custom handler for this special message. See Searching Via Callback Routine
.
All of the directory scanning and path navigation is internal to the GenFileSelector. When a selection is made (a user single- or double-clicks on an entry, for example), the File Selector will send out a message indicating the selection. You can, however, force the File Selector to change to any directory or search criteria at any time.
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require_packages = [line[:-1] if line[-1] == "\n" else line for line in f]
// py2 compatible?
with open(path.join("README.md"), "rb") as f:
long_description = f.read().decode("utf-8")
// with open("README.md", "r", encoding="utf-8") as f:
// long_description = f.read()
setup(
name="bert_serving_client",
version=__version__, // noqa
description="Mapping a variable-length sentence to a fixed-length vector using BERT model (Client)",
After Change
version=__version__, // noqa
description="Mapping a variable-length sentence to a fixed-length vector using BERT model (Client)",
url="https://github.com/hanxiao/bert-as-service",
long_description=open("README.md", "r").read(),
long_description_content_type="text/markdown",
author="Han Xiao",
author_email="artex.xh@gmail.com",


--- layout: post title: 'iSkoot for S60 Upgraded: Obscured by SSL' date: 2008-04-30 10:36:00.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: - iskoot - skype meta: _publicize_pending: '1' author: login: phoneboy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Dameon Welch first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
I will admit to not testing the "forced" upgrade aspect of this, but I did download and install the upgraded iSkoot for my Nokia N95 this morning. While there is some information floating around in the clear, at least in my case, none of it was personally identifyable.
The vast majority of the communication between the iSkoot client and server now uses TCP port 443 and is encrypted with SSL. Visual inspection of the packet traces confirm that it's SSL traffic. No personal information in the clear anymore.
Nice job, iSkoot. Considering I zero-dayed you on a weekend, you did a great job of getting it fixed!


Subsidized
Renewable power is booming, as innovation brings down costs and starts to deliver on the promise of a clean energy future. American solar and wind generation are breaking records and being integrated into the national electricity grid without compromising reliability.
This means that renewables are increasingly displacing “dirty” fossil fuels in the power sector, offering the benefit of lower emissions of carbon and other types of pollution. But not all sources of energy marketed as “renewable” are beneficial to the environment. Biomass and large hydroelectric dams create difficult tradeoffs when considering the impact on wildlife, climate change, and other issues. Here’s what you should know about the different types of renewable energy sources—and how you can use these emerging technologies at your own home.
Highly Taxed
One side effect of nuclear power is the amount of nuclear waste it produces. It has been estimated that the world produces some 34,000m3 of nuclear waste each year, waste that takes years to degrade.
Anti-nuclear environmental group Greenpeace released a report in January 2019 that detailed what it called a nuclear waste ‘crisis’ for which there is ‘no solution on the horizon’. One such solution was a concrete nuclear waste ‘coffin’ on Runit Island, which has begun to crack open and potentially release radioactive material.
The initial costs for building a nuclear power plant are steep. A recent virtual test reactor in the US estimate rose from $3.5bn to $6bn alongside huge extra costs to maintain the facility.
South Africa scrapped plans to add 9.6GW of nuclear power to its energy mix due to the cost, which was estimated anywhere between $34-84bn. So whilst nuclear plants are cheap to run and produce inexpensive fuel, the initial costs are off-putting.
Breakthrough
The importance of zero carbon buildings (ZCBs) to a sustainable future is clear. Buildings are responsible for nearly 30% of global energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. Fortunately, reducing energy demand in buildings also represents the most cost-effective way to tackle climate change and better buildings can add important co-benefits, like improving health and quality of life for residents and workers.
High
Following the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, there has been a growing understanding of the structural changes required across the global economy to shift to a low-carbon economy. The increasing regulation of carbon emissions through taxes, emissions trading schemes, and fossil fuel extraction fees is expected to play a vital role in global efforts to address climate change. Central to these efforts to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emission is a market mechanism known as carbon pricing.
Set by governments or markets, carbon prices cover a part of a country’s total emissions, charging C02 emitters for each ton released through a tax or a fee. Those fees may also apply to methane, nitrous oxide, and other gases that contribute to rising global temperatures. In a cap-and-trade system of carbon pricing, the government sets a cap on the total amount of emissions allowed, and C02 emitters are either given permits or allowances or must buy the right to emit C02; companies whose total emissions fall under the cap may choose to sell their unused emissions credits to those who surpass its carbon allotment. Either way, carbon pricing takes advantage of market mechanisms to create financial incentives to lower emissions by switching to more efficient processes or cleaner fuels.


The best way to see whats happening here is to open two browser windows at this page. Then add and remove items from the to do list!
The live sync bit is provided by Firebase, a real time database and the view binding by knockout. DataMagic watches for changes to the model and pumps them up to Firebase who then syncs up between clients. Simple!
This sample heavily borrows from the todomvc project in order to demonstrate DataMagic in action!


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#include "abm_tests.h"
Functions | |
| bool | create_households_test () |
| bool | create_schools_test () |
| bool | wrong_school_type_test () |
| bool | create_workplaces_test () |
| bool | create_hospitals_test () |
| bool | create_retirement_homes_test () |
| bool | create_agents_test () |
| bool | create_agents_file_test () |
| bool | compare_places_files (std::string fname_in, std::string fname_out, const std::vector< double > infection_parameters, const bool has_type) |
| Compare input places file with output from a Place object. More... | |
| bool | compare_agents_files (std::string fname_in, std::string fname_out) |
| Compare input agent file with output from an Agent object. More... | |
| bool | correctly_registered (const ABM abm, const std::vector< std::vector< int >> place_info, const std::vector< std::vector< int >> place_agents, std::string place_type, const std::string info_file, const std::string agent_file, const int num_red_args) |
| Check if agents registered correctly in a given Place. More... | |
| bool | check_initially_infected (const Agent &agent, const Flu &flu, int &n_exposed_never_sy, const std::map< std::string, double > infection_parameters) |
| bool | check_fractions (int num1, int num2, double fr_expected, std::string msg) |
| Check if num1/num2 is roughly equal to expected. More... | |
| int | main () |
| bool check_fractions | ( | int | num1, |
| int | num2, | ||
| double | fr_expected, | ||
| std::string | msg | ||
| ) |
Check if num1/num2 is roughly equal to expected.
| bool check_initially_infected | ( | const Agent & | agent, |
| const Flu & | flu, | ||
| int & | n_exposed_never_sy, | ||
| const std::map< std::string, double > | infection_parameters | ||
| ) |
| bool compare_agents_files | ( | std::string | fname_in, |
| std::string | fname_out | ||
| ) |
Compare input agent file with output from an Agent object.
| bool compare_places_files | ( | std::string | fname_in, |
| std::string | fname_out, | ||
| const std::vector< double > | infection_parameters, | ||
| const bool | has_type = false |
||
| ) |
Compare input places file with output from a Place object.
| bool correctly_registered | ( | const ABM | abm, |
| const std::vector< std::vector< int >> | place_info, | ||
| const std::vector< std::vector< int >> | place_agents, | ||
| std::string | place_type, | ||
| const std::string | info_file, | ||
| const std::string | agent_file, | ||
| const int | num_red_args | ||
| ) |
Check if agents registered correctly in a given Place.
| abm | - an ABM object |
| place_info | - vector of expected total number of agents in each place and total infected |
| place_agents | - vector with IDs of agents in each place |
| place_type | - type of place (house, school or work), case independent |
| info_file | - name of the file to save basic info output to |
| agent_file | - name of the file to save agent IDs to |
| num_red_args | - number of redundant arguments (i.e. infection paramters) in printed |
| bool create_agents_file_test | ( | ) |
| bool create_agents_test | ( | ) |
| bool create_hospitals_test | ( | ) |
| bool create_households_test | ( | ) |
| bool create_retirement_homes_test | ( | ) |
| bool create_schools_test | ( | ) |
| bool create_workplaces_test | ( | ) |
| int main | ( | ) |
| bool wrong_school_type_test | ( | ) |


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[gecode-users] Qt library on Mac
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Fri Dec 23 10:17:15 CET 2011
Hi,
I usually simply install the binary Qt library (not the SDK!) from the web page, and all the paths and everything are setup correctly by its installler. You don't have to configure anything else for Gecode, as long as qmake is on the PATH.
Cheers,
Guido
On 23 Dec 2011, at 09:56, Yong LIN wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> After successfully installed the Qt-SDK and configured the PATH variable( path: /Usrs/***/QtSDK/Simulator/Qt/gcc/lib ) to make tools, such as qmake, worked on Mac system, I encountered an additional issue. The compiler cannot find the Qt library. Could you please give me some advices on configuration so that the Makefile could finally find the Qt library. The version of my Mac Os is 10.6.3; the Gecode version is 4.7.1. Thanks very much!
>
> regards,
> Yong
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Cashier at Tillamook Creamery as my family checks out: “I’ve never seen someone buy that much cheese.” #success
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Allow me to preface this writing with some background information:
I've done a lot of experimentation with various substances over the years. I learned my limitations as well as the substances I'd never try again. Methamphetamine is one of the major drugs at the top of that 'never again' category.
I recently moved to a college town, and Adderall is very common around here. As much as I should know about drugs by now; I didn't realize Adderall was an amphetamine - thus, it should have fit the same category as meth. This was my first (and last) experiment with Adderall.
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Last Saturday, a very good friend of mine (I’ll refer to him as X) and I were chilling out at my apartment. We were watching some sports and drinking very heavily (approximately 5:00 P.M.-12:00 A.M.) After we were both very much intoxicated, X asked me if it was alright if he blew a few lines of Adderall. I’d given him some grief about using it in the past, but I told him I didn’t care. He offered me some, but I refused it. After he’d finished a few pills, he got up and suggested that we hit the club and chase some girls. I was beyond the point of being able to socialize, so I told him to just go by himself. I wanted to pass out.
As soon as he’d left, my roommate arrived with some of his friends. They wanted to party. I didn’t feel comfortable with people I didn’t know being here, so I decided to stay up with them.  I looked at the plate my friend had used to snort the Adderall, and there was a lot left. I knew people used Adderall to focus, stay awake, and bring themselves “up” from a drunken state. I took the plate to my bathroom, rolled up a dollar bill, and snorted what was left. It didn’t hurt like I expected it to, and there were no immediate effects. I went back out to the living room to hang out with my roommate and his friends.
All of a sudden; I felt awake and clear.  Considering all the alcohol consumption that had occurred (and ended minutes prior); I was suddenly totally sober. After a short while, my roommates friends asked me how much I’d had to drink.  One remarked, “No, but you’re insane! I’d be puking my guts out.”
I got paranoid for a second, because I didn’t want them to think I was an alcoholic or something but then I didn’t care because it might impress them but who cares what they think because I’m totally straight and maybe the Adderall didn’t do anything and it was just the food I’d eaten that sobered me up and why are we watching a Jackie Chan movie and I have to be somewhere tomorrow and maybe life is wonderful. My mind was racing like this non-stop. I was composing myself and being very careful to talk sensibly and not stream of consciousness babble. I hope my state of mind was conveyed here.
I had really bad dry mouth, but I wasn’t thirsty. I forced myself to keep drinking some wine in order to try to calm my mind and body down. By the time they left (about 4:00 A.M.), I’d drank enough that I was tired again. Then, X showed up again. I could tell he was flying (he’d done about 4 or 5 more pills at the club), and I didn’t want him to stay there chatting me up for hours on end. He asked if he could do some more Adderall, and I told him he could only if he gave me some. We split a pill, and then I snorted some wine to speed up the drip.
We kept drinking as he told me his club story, and at this point time stopped existing. I have no idea how long we talked. I had consumed a total of 4 40oz malt liquors, 6 12 oz. beers, and 5 glasses of wine, but I was still awake. Eventually, I told him I was feeling tired. He left, and I laid down on my couch. I don’t actually think I went to sleep. Everything was just black for what could have been five minutes or god knows how long.
I shot awake suddenly. It was as if someone had dumped ice water on my face. I was extremely alert and my mind was telling me I should get more Adderall. I had a headache (not the alcohol induced type, either): my nose and face were stinging: my body ached (well, it was actually more flushed and I felt hot): and I wanted more Adderall.
It was a Sunday morning (I recall looking at the clock and seeing it was about 10:30 A.M.) and I had to be somewhere in a few hours. On the way there, I felt so tense. It was as if I was driving to “face the music” so to speak, and this is odd because the outing was to a place that is very pleasant.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I had some pretty random periods of irritability. I had to force feed myself dinner, and drinking anything (even water) was a chore. After getting back to my apartment later Sunday night, I hit a psychological wall. I was so depressed and uneasy. X called me to ask for a ride to get cigarettes. When I told him I felt shitty, he offered me Adderall in exchange for the ride. I didn’t want any of it, so he offered to buy me a pack of smokes.
After I picked X up, he asked, “So, man, isn’t Adderall the shit?”  It’s garbage.”
I couldn’t sleep when I got home. I was wide awake, but at least I was able to drink water without choking it down.  I’d been “awake” 46 hours or so, and I started getting paranoid. I called my friends and started giving them these insanely paranoid and bizarre stories. My friends all suggested the same thing, “Calm down, and get some sleep. Things will be better this afternoon.”
I skipped all of my responsibilities yesterday to sleep. It was a deep and dark sleep. I woke up in the late afternoon and felt a lot better. I decided to go online and study the drug I’d used, and immediately noticed that it contains “amphetamine salts.” I was so pissed at myself for trying it without researching it first. I won’t repeat that mistake again.
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.


Megan Barton Hanson 'can't even look at a d***' as she rules out dating men
Megan Barton Hanson can’t see herself ever dating another man – or even watching porn involving guys.
The Love Island star came out as bisexual after her split from Wes Nelson in January, and has since dated Towie star Demi Sims and singer songwriter Chelcee Grimes.
But despite having dated men in the past, it seems Megan is leaning more towards women for future relationships.
Speaking on The Truth Flirts podcast, hosted by Mel B in partnership with Badoo, the 25-year-old said: ‘I can’t ever see myself getting back with a guy. Even now when I watch porn, it’s only lesbian porn, I can’t even look at a d***.’
Mel, 45, laughed: ‘Lesbian porn is more sensual, I think anyway. It’s nicer and kinder.’
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Both stars have dated women in the past, and discussed how being in a same-sex relationship differs from being in a heterosexual partnership.
Spice Girl Mel, who previously dated Christine Crokos, said: ‘I had a five-year relationship with a woman and it was an intense five years but it was actually a really beautiful five years.
‘We barely kind of argued, because we both thought the same, we both wanted the same out of life. It was really interesting when I actually compare it to my other relationships.’
Megan agreed: ‘Definitely with girls, it’s so much deeper. When you go on a first date with a guy, it’s very, bit of banter, you’re just joking.
 I’ve had three serious relationships with guys but the two months I had with this girl, it was just so intense.
‘For me, it was really hard. I don’t see myself as a girly girl. She was like, “just tell me something romantic”. With men, all you need to say is “oh, your d*** looks big”, or just sit on their d*** and they’re happy.
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‘It’s a learning curve, but it was nice. I’d say I prefer dating girls.’
It seems that Megan is now back with Chelcee – who is also a footballer – as the pair shared videos of themselves kissing and enjoying a dinner together over the weekend.
The pair had initially split after allegedly discovering they had both DMd model Teddy Edwardes – but it seems the stars are back on track.
The Truth Flirts is launched with dating app Badoo, and is available via iTunes and other podcast providers.
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Blog Post #3 4/26/2015
Soooo... what's the difference between hashes and arrays?
In life, you will come across situations where you would want to store information that you want to access it later on. With a computer, you can store a massive amount information in place called "database" and access it with a "key". For the purpose of illustrating how storing and accessing information works in Ruby, let's assume we would want to store information about your (or my) favorite things!
In Ruby, there are two ways of storing information: array and hash. Think of array as an ordered list of the information you store, and hash as an unordered list. For array, you will access information by the order it is entered into the database (a number). As for hash, since it's an unordered list, you will access information with key.
Array: The Ordered List
Hash: The UNordered LIst
Data stored using the hash method is not of any particular order. So to access the data, you need a specific key that points to the piece of information you want to retrieve. For example, to store information, you would do...


This chapter describes Chez Scheme extensions to the set of Revised6 Report binding forms. See Chapter 4 of The Scheme Programming Language, 4th Edition or the Revised6 Report for a description of standard binding forms.
A definition in Revised6 Report Scheme is a variable definition, keyword definition, or derived definition, i.e., a syntactic extension that expands into a definition. In addition, the forms within a begin expression appearing after a sequence of definitions is spliced onto the end of the sequence of definitions so that definitions at the front of the begin expression are treated as if they were part of the outer sequence of definitions. A let-syntax or letrec-syntax form is treated similarly, so that definitions at the front of the body are treated as if they were part of the outer sequence of definitions, albeit scoped where the bindings of the let-syntax or letrec-syntax form are visible.
Chez Scheme extends the set of definitions to include module forms, import forms, import-only forms, meta definitions, and alias forms, although the module, import, import-only, meta, and alias keywords are not available in a library or RNRS top-level program unless the scheme library is included in the library or top-level programs imports. These forms are described in Chatper 11.
In Revised6 Report Scheme, definitions can appear at the front of a lambda or similar body (e.g., a let or letrec body), at the front of a library body, or intermixed with expressions within an RNRS top-level program body. In Chez Scheme, definitions may also be used in the interactive top-level, i.e., they can be intermixed with expressions in the REPL or in program text to be loaded from a file via load (Section 12.4). The Revised6 Report does not mandate the existence nor specify the semantics of an interactive top-level, nor of a load procedure.
The macro expander uses the same two-pass algorithm for expanding top-level begin expressions as it uses for a lambda, library, or top-level program body. (This algorithm is described in Section 11.1 of The Scheme Programming Language, 4th Edition.) As a result,
(begin
(define-syntax a (identifier-syntax 3))
(define x a))
and
(begin
(define x a)
(define-syntax a (identifier-syntax 3)))
both result in the giving x the value 3, even though an unbound variable reference to a would result if the two forms within the latter begin expression where run independently at top level.
Similarly, the begin form produced by a use of
(define-syntax define-constant
(syntax-rules ()
[(_ x e)
(begin
(define t e)
(define-syntax x (identifier-syntax t)))]))
and the begin form produced by a use of
(define-syntax define-constant
(syntax-rules ()
[(_ x e)
(begin
(define-syntax x (identifier-syntax t))
(define t e))]))
are equivalent.
The Revised6 Report specifies that internal variable definitions be treated like letrec*, while earlier reports required internal variable definitions to be treated like letrec. By default, Chez Scheme implements the Revised6 Report semantics for internal variable definitions, as for all other things, but this behavior may be overridden via the internal-defines-as-letrec* parameter.
thread parameter: internal-defines-as-letrec*
libraries: (chezscheme)
When this parameter is set to #t (the default), internal variable definitions are evaluated using letrec* semantics. It may be set to #f to revert to the letrec semantics for internal variable definitions, for backward compatibility.
syntax: (define-values formals expr)
libraries: (chezscheme)
A define-values form is a definition and can appear anywhere other definitions can appear. It is like a define form but permits an arbitrary formals list (like lambda) on the left-hand side. It evaluates expr and binds the variables appearing in formals to the resulting values, in the same manner as the formal parameters of a procedure are bound to its arguments.
(let ()
(define-values (x y) (values 1 2))
(list x y)) (1 2)
(let ()
(define-values (x y . z) (values 1 2 3 4))
(list x y z)) (1 2 (3 4))
A define-values form expands into a sequence of definitions, the first for a hidden temporary bound to a data structure holding the values returned by expr and the remainder binding each of the formals to the corresponding value or list of values, extracted from the data structure via a reference to the temporary. Because the temporary must be defined before the other variables are defined, this works for internal define-values forms only if internal-defines-as-letrec* is set to the default value #t.
syntax: (rec var expr)
returns: value of expr
libraries: (chezscheme)
The syntactic form rec creates a recursive object from expr by establishing a binding of var within expr to the value of expr. In essence, it is a special case of letrec for self-recursive objects.
This form is useful for creating recursive objects (especially procedures) that do not depend on external variables for the recursion, which are sometimes undesirable because the external bindings can change. For example, a recursive procedure defined at top level depends on the value of the top-level variable given as its name. If the value of this variable should change, the meaning of the procedure itself would change. If the procedure is defined instead with rec, its meaning is independent of the variable to which it is bound.
(map (rec sum
(lambda (x)
(if (= x 0)
0
(+ x (sum (- x 1))))))
'(0 1 2 3 4 5)) (0 1 3 6 10 15)
(define cycle
(rec self
(list (lambda () self))))
(eq? ((car cycle)) cycle) #t
The definition below expands rec in terms of letrec.
(define-syntax rec
(syntax-rules ()
[(_ x e) (letrec ((x e)) x)]))
syntax: (fluid-let ((var expr) ...) body1 body2 ...)
returns: the values of the body body1 body2 ...
libraries: (chezscheme)
The syntactic form fluid-let provides a way to temporarily assign values to a set of variables. The new values are in effect only during the evaluation of the body of the fluid-let expression. The scopes of the variables are not determined by fluid-let; as with set!, the variables must be bound at top level or by an enclosing lambda or other binding form. It is possible, therefore, to control the scope of a variable with lambda or let while establishing a temporary value with fluid-let.
Although it is similar in appearance to let, its operation is more like that of set!. Each var is assigned, as with set!, to the value of the corresponding expr within the body body1 body2 .... Should the body exit normally or by invoking a continuation made outside of the body (see call/cc), the values in effect before the bindings were changed are restored. Should control return back to the body by the invocation of a continuation created within the body, the bindings are changed once again to the values in effect when the body last exited.
Fluid bindings are most useful for maintaining variables that must be shared by a group of procedures. Upon entry to the group of procedures, the shared variables are fluidly bound to a new set of initial values so that on exit the original values are restored automatically. In this way, the group of procedures itself can be reentrant; it may call itself directly or indirectly without affecting the values of its shared variables.
Fluid bindings are similar to special bindings in Common Lisp [29], except that (1) there is a single namespace for both lexical and fluid bindings, and (2) the scope of a fluidly bound variable is not necessarily global.
(let ([x 3])
(+ (fluid-let ([x 5])
x)
x)) 8
(let ([x 'a])
(letrec ([f (lambda (y) (cons x y))])
(fluid-let ([x 'b])
(f 'c)))) (b . c)
(let ([x 'a])
(call/cc
(lambda (k)
(fluid-let ([x 'b])
(letrec ([f (lambda (y) (k '*))])
(f '*)))))
x) a
fluid-let may be defined in terms of dynamic-wind as follows.
(define-syntax fluid-let
(lambda (x)
(syntax-case x ()
[(_ () b1 b2 ...) #'(let () b1 b2 ...)]
[(_ ((x e) ...) b1 b2 ...)
(andmap identifier? #'(x ...))
(with-syntax ([(y ...) (generate-temporaries #'(x ...))])
#'(let ([y e] ...)
(let ([swap (lambda ()
(let ([t x]) (set! x y) (set! y t))
...)])
(dynamic-wind swap (lambda () b1 b2 ...) swap))))])))
The procedures described in this section allow the direct manipulation of top-level bindings for variables and keywords. They are intended primarily to support the definition of interpreters or compilers for Scheme in Scheme but may be used to access or alter top-level bindings anywhere within a program whether at top level or not.
procedure: (define-top-level-value symbol obj)
procedure: (define-top-level-value symbol obj env)
returns: unspecified
libraries: (chezscheme)
define-top-level-value is used to establish a binding for the variable named by symbol to the value obj in the environment env. If env is not provided, it defaults to the value of interaction-environment, i.e., the top-level evaluation environment (Section 12.3).
An exception is raised with condition type &assertion if env is not mutable.
A call to define-top-level-value is similar to a top-level define form, except that a call to define-top-level-value need not occur at top-level and the variable for which the binding is to be established can be determined at run time, as can the environment.
(begin
(define-top-level-value 'xyz "hi")
xyz) "hi"
(let ([var 'xyz])
(define-top-level-value var "mom")
(list var xyz)) (xyz "mom")
procedure: (set-top-level-value! symbol obj)
procedure: (set-top-level-value! symbol obj env)
returns: unspecified
libraries: (chezscheme)
set-top-level-value! assigns the variable named by symbol to the value obj in the environment env. If env is not provided, it defaults to the value of interaction-environment, i.e., the top-level evaluation environment (Section 12.3).
An exception is raised with condition type &assertion if the identifier named by symbol is not defined as a variable in env or if the variable or environment is not mutable.
set-top-level-value! is similar to set! when set! is used on top-level variables except that the variable to be assigned can be determined at run time, as can the environment.
(let ([v (let ([cons list])
(set-top-level-value! 'cons +)
(cons 3 4))])
(list v (cons 3 4))) ((3 4) 7)
procedure: (top-level-value symbol)
procedure: (top-level-value symbol env)
returns: the top-level value of the variable named by symbol in env
libraries: (chezscheme)
If env is not provided, it defaults to the value of interaction-environment, i.e., the top-level evaluation environment (Section 12.3).
An exception is raised with condition type &assertion if the identifier named by symbol is not defined as a variable in env.
top-level-value is similar to a top-level variable reference except that the variable to be referenced can be determined at run time, as can the environment.
(let ([cons +])
(list (cons 3 4)
((top-level-value 'cons) 3 4))) (7 (3 . 4))
(define e (copy-environment (scheme-environment)))
(define-top-level-value 'pi 3.14 e)
(top-level-value 'pi e) 3.14
(set-top-level-value! 'pi 3.1416 e)
(top-level-value 'pi e) 3.1416
procedure: (top-level-bound? symbol)
procedure: (top-level-bound? symbol env)
returns: #t if symbol is defined as a variable in env, #f otherwise
libraries: (chezscheme)
If env is not provided, it defaults to the value of interaction-environment, i.e., the top-level evaluation environment (Section 12.3).
This predicate is useful in an interpreter to check for the existence of a top-level binding before requesting the value with top-level-value.
(top-level-bound? 'xyz) #f
(begin
(define-top-level-value 'xyz 3)
(top-level-bound? 'xyz)) #t
(define e (copy-environment (interaction-environment)))
(define-top-level-value 'pi 3.14 e)
(top-level-bound? 'pi) #f
(top-level-bound? 'pi e) #t
procedure: (top-level-mutable? symbol)
procedure: (top-level-mutable? symbol env)
returns: #t if symbol is mutable in env, #f otherwise
libraries: (chezscheme)
If env is not provided, it defaults to the value of interaction-environment, i.e., the top-level evaluation environment (Section 12.3).
This predicate is useful in an interpreter to check whether a variable can be assigned before assigning it with set-top-level-value!.
(define xyz 3)
(top-level-mutable? 'xyz) #t
(set-top-level-value! 'xyz 4)
(top-level-value 'xyz) 4
(define e (copy-environment (interaction-environment) #f))
(top-level-mutable? 'xyz e) #f
(set-top-level-value! 'xyz e) exception: xyz is immutable
procedure: (define-top-level-syntax symbol obj)
procedure: (define-top-level-syntax symbol obj env)
returns: unspecified
libraries: (chezscheme)
define-top-level-syntax is used to establish a top-level binding for the identifier named by symbol to the value of obj in the environment env. The value must be a procedure, the result of a call to make-variable-transformer, or the result of a call to top-level-syntax. If env is not provided, it defaults to the value of interaction-environment, i.e., the top-level evaluation environment (Section 12.3).
An exception is raised with condition type &assertion if env is not mutable.
A call to define-top-level-syntax is similar to a top-level define-syntax form, except that a call to define-top-level-syntax need not occur at top-level and the identifier for which the binding is to be established can be determined at run time, as can the environment.
(define-top-level-syntax 'let1
(syntax-rules ()
[(_ x e b1 b2 ...) (let ([x e]) b1 b2 ...)]))
(let1 a 3 (+ a 1)) 4
define-top-level-syntax can also be used to attach to an identifier arbitrary compile-time bindings obtained via top-level-syntax.
procedure: (top-level-syntax symbol)
procedure: (top-level-syntax symbol env)
returns: unspecified
libraries: (chezscheme)
top-level-syntax is used to retrieve the transformer, compile-time value, or other compile-time binding to which the identifier named by symbol is bound in the environment env. If env is not provided, it defaults to the value of interaction-environment, i.e., the top-level evaluation environment (Section 12.3). All identifiers bound in an environment have compile-time bindings, including variables.
An exception is raised with condition type &assertion if the identifier named by symbol is not defined as a keyword in env.
(define-top-level-syntax 'also-let (top-level-syntax 'let))
(also-let ([x 3] [y 4]) (+ x y)) 7
(define foo 17)
(define-top-level-syntax 'also-foo (top-level-syntax 'foo))
also-foo 17
(set! also-foo 23)
also-foo 23
foo 23
The effect of the last example can be had more clearly with alias:
(define foo 17)
(alias also-foo foo)
also-foo 17
(set! also-foo 23)
also-foo 23
foo 23
procedure: (top-level-syntax? symbol)
procedure: (top-level-syntax? symbol env)
returns: #t if symbol is bound as a keyword in env, #f otherwise
libraries: (chezscheme)
If env is not provided, it defaults to the value of interaction-environment, i.e., the top-level evaluation environment (Section 12.3).
All identifiers bound in an environment have compile-time bindings, including variables, so this predicate amounts to a bound check, but is more general than top-level-bound?, which returns true only for bound variables.
(define xyz 'hello)
(top-level-syntax? 'cons) #t
(top-level-syntax? 'lambda) #t
(top-level-syntax? 'hello) #t
(top-level-syntax? 'cons (scheme-environment)) #t
(top-level-syntax? 'lambda (scheme-environment)) #t
(top-level-syntax? 'hello (scheme-environment)) #f
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Date: Sunday, September 14, 1997 3:29:42
Salvia divinorum + lecithin + piracetam + DMAE + Heimia salicifolia
The Background:
I had been using lecithin and piracetam as cognitive enhancers for just over a week, with spectacular results. My brain wouldn't shut off during the day (this was far from uncomfortable) and I could easily concentrate deeply on almost any idea! Come bed time, I could simply will my brain to enter something of a sleep mode, and it would shut off for several hours until I awoke.
Flipping through a well-known book on smart drugs and nootropics, I checked out the piracetam chapter and noted that:'Piracetam may increase the effects of certain drugs, such as amphetamines, psychotropics...' I instantly thought 'Well hell, most of the entheogens I use are psychotropics!' This includes my favorite and most pleasant ally, Salvia divinorum , also known as Diviner's Mint.
The same book also notes that the smart drugs, lecithin and DMAE (2-Dimethyl amino ethanol) potentiate the effects of piracetam. I set out to utilize all of these pharmaceutical substances as well as another entheogenic ally... Heimia salicifolia.
Heimia salicifolia (sun-opener, sinicuiche), a purported auditory hallucinogen used by the Aztecs, has, to the best of my knowledge, only been used in the form of a sun-tea. A tea made from 10 and 15 grams of fresh leaves is claimed to be effective as a hallucinogen. I got to thinking about this, and the somewhat recent discovery that Salvia divinorum is active in small doses when the dried leaves are smoked. Surely someone has smoked sun-opener before...
I smoked three bowls of dried sun-opener foliage, with no effects. I was not ready to give up, so I set out to combine this herb with S. divinorum. At the time, I also had DMAE, lecithin, and piracetam coursing through my brain.
The dose/schedule for these substances was thus: 800 mg. of piracetam taken 3 times a day, with a meal; 2400 mg. of lecithin taken 3 times a day, with a meal; 100 mg. of DMAE taken once a day, with a meal. These substances had been part of my daily repertoire for over a week.
The Experience:
I sat down in a completely dark room, around noon, with the fine musical stylings of the Chemical Brothers as a comfortable background hum. The music was very familiar to me, and I knew when every beat was ready to pump out. Relaxing on my couch, I filled the pipe up with powdered S. divinorum leaf. After four inhalations the bowl was clear ã full of Salvia ash (a truly nasty flavor), and my mind was being taken away by the sweet love of S. divinorum.
I lay down and closed my eyes, completely relaxed, watching the beautiful being of the Salvia goddess before my eyelids. Up to this point, the experience had been no different than before. Suddenly, I opened my eyes and stared into the darkness, to see a complex genetic pattern floating in space, flying around like a hovering roller coaster, amidst a warm red and blue sea. I knew this was either my genetic makeup or that of the plant. (Oddly enough, after this experience, I purchased the late D. M. Turner's book, Salvinorin-A: The Psychedelic Essence of Salvia Divinorum and was amazed at the cover art. This pattern of vine, turning into fish, continually changing was what I had seen, I simply interpreted it as genetics.) This vision lasted about 2 minutes, then swiftly vanished. At this point I thought about Heimia salicifolia.
Crushing up about 30 small to medium sun-opener leaves, I dropped them into the pipe, covering up the S. divinorum ash. This amount also took about four inhalations to fully disappear. At this point, I noticed nothing very different than mere S. divinorum effects.  They seemed to be happy, and I was in awe. Then one man who looked like something of a pimp, dressed in bright clothes with a large cowboy hat and dark sunglasses, confronted me and spoke,'Hee hee, enjoy!' The he walked off. Other more mild, more common visions came and went.
After about 10 to 15 minutes, I started paying more attention to the music. Repetitive beats were filling my mind and my room, then my name started to be called out loud. Keep in mind, I was alone in the house, and it was very apparent that this voice was coming from the repetitive, nonvocal beats. After my name was said about 10 times, I opened my eyes thinking that someone may actually be in the house. My brain was still a bit foggy, so I literally sat up and shook my head. At this point my name dissolved back into the beat, melting.
This event startled me so I got up and rewound the CD about 30 seconds and listened with a clearer head. They weren't saying my name this time. Hmmm.
I felt the aftereffects of Salvia divinorum for well over five hours. The drowsiness usually lasts only about an hour, and I credit the piracetam, lecithin, and DMAE for this change. The effects were very much like a mild opium high.
In the end, I have come to the tentative conclusion that S. divinorum (definitively a female entity) and H. salicifolia (a gentle male entity-very kind and not forceful, but not female) were once old friends, whether lovers or simply acquaintances, I cannot say. They were undoubtedly happy to be together again, and rewarded me by showing me the best of both of their worlds. I was able to see and hear the joy that they have to give.
Perhaps a S. divinorum + H. salicifolia sun-tea is the next step to see how they act in Heimia's home.
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