202X Ph.D candidate Plant Pathology, Plant Pathology, University of Florida
2013 M.S. Plant Biotechnology, CINVESTAV Irapuato
2009 B.S. Biology, University of Guadalajara
2019 Oral presentation at the 14th International Plant Virus Epidemiology. Seoul, South Korea. “Bipartite network analysis for understanding associations in plant virome: the sweet potato virome in Africa”, May 13-18.
2019 Roots, tubers and banana (RTB), CGIAR. Annual Pest Risk Assessment Meetings. CC3.1. Seoul National University. Seoul, South Korea, May 20-21.
2019 Roots, tubers and banana (RTB), CGIAR. Annual Seed Systems Meeting. CC2.1. International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA). Ibadan, Nigeria, March 13-14.
2014-2016 Research Scholar, Department of Plant Pathology, University of Florida, USA
2012-2013 Research Assistant, Department of Genetic Engineering, CINVESTAV Irapuato, Mexico
2016 Teaching assistant, Introduction to applied bioinformatics, Department of Plant Pathology, UF
2012 Instructor, Training in molecular techniques for the diagnosis of plant viruses in papaya plants, AGROMOD, Mexico


| Bernoulli_filter {hte} | R Documentation |
Filter the individual patient data with given forces of infection, recovery rates, and test characteristics.
Bernoulli_filter(data, lambda, gamma, theta)
Bfilter(data, theta)
data |
data set |
lambda |
unit-specific force of infection |
gamma |
unit-specific recovery rate |
theta |
list of parameters |
Bernoulli_filter
runs a Bernoulli filter,
updating the expected prevalence.
It returns the log likelihood, occupancy, and expected prevalences.
Bfilter
uses an alternative algorithm.
Bernoulli_filter
returns a tibble
containing the expected prevalences (for both isolated and un-isolated
patients), unit occupancy, force of infection, and conditional log
likelihood for each unit at each event time.
The sum of the log likelihood column (logLik
) is the log
likelihood of the data.
Bfilter
returns the log likelihood of the furnished data.
library(tidyverse)
set.seed(626292345)
fake_data |>
arrange(patient,time) -> dat
theta <- list(
lambda=c(out=0,A=0.01,B=0.1,C=0.2,D=0.3,E=0.5),
gamma=c(out=0.1,A=0.1,B=0.1,C=0.1,D=0.1,E=0.1),
p0=0.2,
isol_factor=0.1,
alpha=0.05,
beta=0.2
)
dat |>
Bfilter(theta) -> ll1
sum(ll1)
dat |>
Bernoulli_filter(
lambda=theta$lambda,
gamma=theta$gamma,
theta
) -> f
f |> filter(logLik!=0) |> pull(logLik) -> ll2
sum(ll2)
f
f |>
select(unit,time,prev_i,prev_u) |>
pivot_longer(c(prev_i,prev_u)) |>
group_by(unit) |>
## prevalence is not estimated outside the hospital
filter(!all(is.na(value))) |>
ungroup() |>
ggplot(aes(x=time,color=name,y=value))+
geom_line(alpha=0.5)+
scale_color_manual(values=c(prev_i="blue",prev_u="red"))+
facet_grid(unit~.,labeller=label_both)+
labs(y="prevalence")+
theme_bw()


Permits are proof that your building and facilities follow city rules ("code") and are safe for you, your employees, and your customers.
You will need to get permits to make changes to the building if your business needs to be renovated. You may also need to get a permit if there is a change in the character of the business uses even though no renovation is planned.
If you are starting a new business the permitting process can take 1 year to get through. The average time to process an application that requires plan check 6-8 weeks.
Projects without plan check can be issued over the counter and in the same day. When you start making physical changes to your building, you will need to get the correct permits to get city approval to make changes.
Certain types of business will require different permits and inspections from the Development Services, Fire, Health, and/or Police Departments.
When Plan Check signs off on your plans and you have paid your permit fees, you will receive your Permits to make building alterations, and schedule Inspections.


Applies a Low pass filter to an audio stream. Remember to Mute the audio to hear the pure filtered sound.
The low pass filter acts as a gate, only letting frequencies below the cut off value through.
The F knob controls the cut off frequency, between 0 and 22050 Hz.
The Q knob controls the resonance drive.
A low frequency cutoff and strong resonance can give an acidy or dampened underwater effect.
(Be careful! Adjust your volume! Certain knob combinations can give off loud undesired schreeching noises!)
Music: Delv-X: Megaman theme (cover)


Lines:
Length:
Width:
Radius:
Corners:
Rotate:
Trail:
Speed:
Direction:
Clockwise
Counterclockwise
Shadow:
Hwaccel:


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General election 2019: Emeli Sande and Lily Allen back £1bn Labour arts pledge
Days after she posted a video sobbing dramatically over Labour's manifesto, Lily Allen joined a host of celebs backing a £1bn pledge to upgrade arts facilities across the country
by Dan Bloom, Oliver Milne, https://www.facebook.com/mirrordanbloom, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/oliver-milne/Lily Allen, Emeli Sandé, the actor Mark Rylance will join a host of celebrities are set to help Jeremy Corbyn launch Labour ’s £1bn charter for the arts tonight.
Mr Corbyn has pledged a “cultural renaissance” that would put the arts at the “heart of government”.
Labour said their ‘Arts for All’ charter aims to give all of Britain access to culture.
It includes £1billion for building and upgrading libraries, museums and art galleries and £175 million a year in an arts pupil premium to give every primary school student in the country access the arts.
Research by the House of Commons Library has shown that libraries, museums and art galleries across England have had their funding slashed by at least £640m since 2010.
Jeremy Corbyn said: "The Government I lead will ensure that every child has the opportunity to access the arts, learn a musical instrument and develop their creativity."
Ms Sandé “said she was "proud" to support the initiative.
She said: "The arts are so important to our culture, our identity and our communities.
"Every child, whatever their background, should be able to enjoy the fundamentals in life and the access to the arts is crucial to that."
Lily Allen - who posted a video weeping as she praised the Labour manifesto last week - added: "The idea that we’ll have access to more galleries and theatres and that children will be able to learn a musical instrument is crucial."
Mr Corbyn is also set to be joined tonight in London by MIA, Clean Bandit and Ken Loach.
The fund would be paid for out of Labour's £150bn, five-year 'Social Transformation Fund' which is set to be funded by government borrowing.
Labour claims the cash would fund "up to" 195 library refurbishments and 400 IT refits, "up to" 500,000 musical instruments for schools.
It could also fund "up to" 90 renewal projects and museums and galleries and up to 500 community spaces for arts groups like choirs and pottery clubs.
It is not clear yet how the cash would be divided or how many projects exactly it would fund.
Meanwhile, a £175m arts pupil premium would fund one visit to an arts destination per year for primary school pupils, as well as after-school clubs and arts specialists working alongside teachers.


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Directive 2001/29/EC enables Member States to implement in their national legislation limitations and exceptions for the purpose of illustration for non-commercial teaching. Such exceptions would typically allow a teacher to use parts of or full works to illustrate his course, e.g. by distributing copies of fragments of a book or of newspaper articles in the classroom or by showing protected content on a smart board without having to obtain authorisation from the right holders.
The open formulation of this (optional) provision allows for rather different implementation at Member States level. The implementation of the exception differs from Member State to Member State, with several Member States providing instead a framework for the licensing of content for certain educational uses. Some argue that the law should provide for better possibilities for distance learning and study at home.
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{# _app/templates/index.html_ #} {% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Home{% endblock %} {% block body %}
SPPLOT produces a range of plots for general descriptive analysis of your data. These plots are available using the 'plot options' shown above in the usage. This section provides plot examples along with suggested interpretation.
Mixing these two forms is not well understood, so when we want to look at global quantification of RNA-seq across many samples... what do we do? If you look through the literature, you will likely not find expression plots using TMM normalized values, however we know that due to common differences in library size after library prep, RPKM/FPKM/CPM, (etc) values are not directly comparable. The best approach we have right now is to use a relative normalization method such as TMM and explicitly say that the values shown are not absolutely quantified.
The expression plots output from SPPLOT use TMM normalized values and show relative difference between values across time/stages. SPPLOT provides a secondary measure of relative expression, akin to a scale bar, that is intended to help users interpret the relative differences between expression values in log space. SPPLOT calculates the mean between two measurements at a given stage and then calculates the log fold change provided by the user and plots error bars centered on the mean with the range of the logfold difference (default 0.7). The output also highlights (in yellow) any plot for a gene that is flagged at any time point.
After normalization, it is essential to verify that samples cluster appropriately. Typically, RNA-seq datasets from developmental time series data will contain a great deal of variation between time points, but not between samples within a time point. Of course this is not always the case. Nonetheless, observing relatively close clustering of samples from the same stage in a PCA plot is genarally desirable. If such clustering is not observed, then this may indicate a significant problem with sample composition and invalidate your experiment.
Bar plots are provided to give information on the number of genes flagged at each stage given a set of filter parameters.
The following plots are intended to aid the user in finding appropriate filter parameters. The filter takes four parameters illustrated in the following image.
This plot provides feedback on your filter parameter selection. These paramters determine the number of genes that will be flagged. Perhaps the most important parameter is the logfold change threshold. This plot shows the effect of tuning this threshold by counting the number of flagged genes across a range of threshold values, while keeping the other filter parameters constant. A good value to choose for logfold change will be around the point in the plot that the line begins to steepen.
Scatter plots are useful for double checking that normalization was successful and that your fold change parameter is reasonable across samples. There are two plots - flagged and un-flagged. The white line along the vector indicates the center of the value distribution across all means, and all expressin values ar plotted against their relative mean. In other words, the mean is calculated for value pairs (control and experimental), and then each vlue is plotted against its mean. The dotted lines represents the log2fold change (from the user provided log2fold argument, default = 0.7) around the mean.


DIGGSTOWN A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1992 Frank Maloney
DIGGSTOWN is a film directed by Michael Ritchie, from a script by Steven McKay. It stars James Woods, Lou Gossett, Jr., Bruce Dern, Heather Graham. Rated R for language.
DIGGSTOWN is based on Leonard Wise's novel THE DIGGSTOWN RINGERS. Presumably the novel is better than the script. Steven McKay, whose previous claim to fame is the script for Steven Segal's HARD TO KILL, has no interest in his characters, sets up situations and drops them without a word, fails to clarify motivations and relationships, and generally does his best to undermine the fine acting turns by James Woods, Lou Gossett, Jr., and Bruce Dern, as well as some successful boxing sequences, and a nicely corrupt small town.
Of course, it would be a mistake to lay all the blame at the feet of the writer. One must also remember the failures of the director, Michael Ritchie. Ritchie directed one of the great and timeless political movie, THE CANDIDATE. Since then he has been settling for the small and short-lived: Chevy Chase's Fletch flicks, THE COUCH TRIP, THE SURVIVORS. Ritchie has all the earmarks of the classic Hollywood sellout, as DIGGSTOWN amply demonstrates.
If you must see this film, go for the performances. The three principals are all fine. Woods is the ex-con con man out to take a big killing in Diggstown, some sort of small-town boxing capital (named for its favorite-son boxer, now its favorite vegetable). Gossett, whom we are asked to accept as a 48-year-old retired knock-out artist, is clearly trying to redeem himself for his lowbrow series of IRON EAGLE movies, sweats, bleeds, and wise-cracks; it's never quite believable, of course, Gossett is too old and too thick in the waist, despite his excellent condition, for the part, but still it's a game effort. Dern is a cold-hearted, power-hunger s.o.b. who can betray anyone, even his own son. He is reptilian and unctuous, vicious and driven, and one has to admire his black, black heart.
The supporting cast is also good, especially Oliver Platt as Woods's front man, Orestes Matacena as the heavy money from Miami (there something so sinister about his bald pate and huge ponytail), Thomas Wilson Brown as Dern's fawning son. Dern's other hangers-on are also suitably corrupt and venal. There are two actors who play a pair of brothers, whose names I didn't catch, and who did fine in their parts as two of the fighters who sign on to challenge Gossett to ten fights in 24 hours.
You might want to catch this one on video, but I cannot recommend it to anyone but a special-interest viewer, even at matinee prices. The script and direction problems simply swamp the acting and the result is to leave one with a feeling of being cheated by a couple of con men, which is a little too recursive for real life.
-- Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney .
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Welcome to hackeløp/hekkeløp. It consists of a crossword-like set of tasks, and also contains a physical component. The first individual to finish wins.
Download crossword.txt to get started.


clustergb.osio¶
Functions for os and io.
-
clustergb.osio.
count_lines
(fin)¶ Count the number of lines in a file. Python grep ${fin} | wc -l replacement.
Parameters: fin (str) – Path to file. Returns: (int) – Number of lines in file.
-
clustergb.osio.
file_extension
(fpath)¶ Get the extension associated with a file, i.e. the bit after the final ‘.’.
Parameters: fpath (str) – Path to the file in question. Returns: (str) Just the extension.
-
clustergb.osio.
load
(filename, path='.')¶ Load a file as a pickled object and return it.
-
clustergb.osio.
load_job
(path='.')¶
-
clustergb.osio.
load_project
(path='.')¶
-
clustergb.osio.
make_dir
(name, allow_exists=False)¶ Make a new directory in the present location.
Parameters: - name (str) – New directory name.
- allow_exists (bool) – Whether it’s OK if there is already an object with name at this location. (Default is False.)
Raises: OSError
– If there is already something named name here and allow_exist is False
-
clustergb.osio.
run_in_hierarchy
(func, kwargs)¶ Runs a function for all Jobs downstream of this point in the hierarchy.
Parameters: - func (callable) – The function to call, which takes as its arguments a job.Job and any keyword arguments.
- kwargs (dict) – The keyword arguments for func.
Raises: Exception
– When called from somewhere that doesn’t have a Job or Project object to load.
-
clustergb.osio.
run_in_shell
(command)¶ Runs a command in the shell.
-
clustergb.osio.
tee
(log_loc, message, severity='info')¶ Tees a message string to both stdout and the parent logger.
Parameters: - log_loc (str) – Path to the log file to write to.
- message (str) – The string to log.
- severity (str) – The log severity: ‘info’, ‘warning’, or ‘error’. (Default is ‘info’.)


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
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Flight "{{flight_name}}"


Use the main.js file that's loaded along with this page as the starting point of your application. Main.js has one dependency, HanBootStrap (<%= jsPath %>/lib/hbs.js). HanBS includes some object-creation and extension functions to make object-oriented Javascript easier. It also contains a function that runs when the page is loaded and looks for two data variables on the body element (data-section and data-page).
<body data-section="<%= appNS %>.sections.<%= controllerName %>" data-page="examplePage">
If you want to auto-load and init your Javascript, do this:
<body data-section="<%= appNS %>.sections.<%= controllerName %>" data-page="examplePage"
data-autoload data-script-async="<%= jsPath %>/<%= appNS %>/controllers/<%= controllerName %>.js">
Instead of maintaining separate include files for each section, we use these two variables to load a section-specific Javascript file and run a specific function to initialize the current page.
The bootstrapper first attempts to load the Javascript class referenced by data-section. That class must be loaded separately in a script tag or by some other method (or turn on autoload?).
This file is called a section controller. It contains an init() function that holds code that needs to run on every page in a section, and can optionally contain a specific function for every page. The init() function is automatically run if it exists.
After the section controller loads and init() is run, the bootstrapper looks for a function in
the section controller matching the data-page attribute, in this case myPage()
.
If that function exists, it is run.
A section controller or might load many other Javascript classes and/or third party libraries.
Open your browser console to see the output from initializing each type of example class.
This section is for the example widget.


Optimized for landscape printing on tabloid or A3. Disable scaling. If printing on smaller paper, set the margins to none or smallest. Chrome still tends to stretch the measurements; I've had best results with Edge or Internet Explorer 11. (This message will not display when printing.)


Intel Pulls the Covers Off a New Movidius VPU
“Better-than-GPU performance at a fraction of the cost”
Intel has pulled the curtain back on its latest Movidius VPU (Vision Processing Unit)- a type of processor designed to accelerate machine learning and artificial intelligence tasks, particularly ones like image processing.
Dubbed “Keem Bay”, the hardware is the latest iteration of its Vision Processing Unit from subsidiary Movidius, which according to Intel’s early testing will offer quadruple the throughput of Nvidia’s TX2 SOC, at one-third less power.
(Based on ResNet-50 benchmark inference measurement INF8).
The 72-millimeter chip features a new on-die memory architecture with 64-bit memory bandwidth, Intel said at its AI conference in San Francisco this week.
Intel’s Internet of Things (IoT) VP Jonathan Ballon claimed: “It’ll deliver better-than-GPU performance at a fraction of the power, a fraction of the size, and fraction of the cost of comparable products”, as the company ramps up its AI offering.
Intel bought VPU specialist Movidius in September 2016.
Its VPUs feature purpose-built (SHAVE) processor cores that speed up execution of AI algorithms, and which can be programmed via its Myriad Development Kit (MDK).
Its VPUs have featured in Google’s Clips camera, DJI’s Phantom 4 drone, and Tencent’s DeepGaze.
Other examples that Intel touts are creations like that of developer Peter Ma, who built an AI system to detect harmful bacteria in water in real-time, without needing to connect to the cloud.
“His Clean Water AI prototype is powered by the Intel Movidius Neural Compute Stick and has a 95 percent accuracy rate, the company says.
Intel expects its AI portfolio to generate $3.5 billion in revenue in 2019.
“With this next phase of AI, we’re reaching a breaking point in terms of computational hardware and memory. Purpose-built hardware like Intel Nervana NNPs and Movidius Myriad VPUs are necessary to continue the incredible progress in AI”, said Naveen Rao, Intel GM of the Intel Artificial Intelligence products group.


Constructor
new Appointment(rawData)
Initializes new Appointment object from a raw data object
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
rawData |
Object
|
The raw data directly parsed from JSON |
Properties:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
notes |
String
|
Extra notes |
finishedHomework |
Boolean
|
Has finished homework |
attachments |
Array.<Object>
|
Array of attachments |
teachers |
Array.<Object>
|
Array of teachers |
courses |
Array.<Object>
|
Array of courses |
lastsWholeDay |
Boolean
|
Does the appointment last the whole day |
startDate |
Date
|
|
endDate |
Date
|
|
groups |
Array.<Object>
|
Array of groups |
classRooms |
Array.<Object>
|
Array of classrooms |
location |
String
|
|
description |
String
|
Description of current event (could be homework) |
status |
Number
|
The status code |
type |
Number
|
The type code |
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From an input image given its public-accessible URL or being the image itself, ObjectCut returns the same image but without background or foreground.
Ready to be deployed by integrating RapidAPI's system.
> curl --request POST
--url BASE_RAPIDAPI_URL
--header 'content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded'
--header 'x-rapidapi-host: RAPIDAPI_HOST'
--header 'x-rapidapi-key: TO_BE_FILLED'
--data image_url=IMAGE_URL
--data to_remove=background
_
ObjectCut will fasten your design pipeline and improve working experience.


Nathan Krantz-Fire Private License, Version 0.1.5
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This is a modern-consumer-oriented product (collectively, “The Software”). Usage of the product by the consumer is not permitted at any time, in any way, or for any reason.
By reading this agreement, the user agrees:
1) Not to acknowledge the existence of The Software to any other party at any time;
2) Not to provide evidence of the existence of The Software, including but not limited to a verbatim or modified copy of The Software itself, to any party at any time; and
3) To legally protect, defend, and hold harmless Nathan Krantz-Fire and all of his subsidiaries (collectively, “His Majesty”) from all lawsuits that may come as a result of anything whatsoever (collectively, “The Buffalo Chips”).
This is a legally binding agreement, and should be obeyed according to the laws of Imperial France.
If any part of this agreement is deemed invalid (collectively, “Not Legit Enough”), The Customer shall follow it anyway, due to the legal system under which this license operates.
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The text of this license is available under the Nathan Krantz-Fire Private License, Version 0.1.5, or at His Majesty’s choice, any goshdarned license.
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The IPhone X is Apple's new flagship 10th anniversary iPhone featuring a 5.8-inch OLED display, facial recognition and 3D camera functionality, a glass body, and an A12 Bionic processor.
Super Retina. In big and bigger. An all-screen design gives you a large, beautiful canvas for everything you love to do. And iPhone XS Max makes it massive, with a screen that measures 6.5 inches — our largest display ever on an iPhone.
iOS devices come in a variety of screen sizes and can be used in either portrait or landscape orientation.
Privacy Controls. Location Services. Access to personal data. Pointer Authentication Codes : Touch ID, Face ID, and passcodes.
Super Retina in two sizes — including the largest display ever on an iPhone. Even faster Face ID. The smartest, most powerful chip in a smartphone. And a breakthrough dual-camera system with Depth Control. iPhone XS is everything you love about iPhone. Taken to the extreme.
A picture is worth a trillion operations. The iPhone XS dual‑camera system harnesses the unprecedented power of t he Neural Engine and its ability to perform 5 trillion operations per second. Together with the Apple‑designed ISP, it works like the world’s fastest photographer’s assistant to help turn your pictures into showstoppers.
Security made simple. Face ID reinvented the way we unlock and log in to apps, accounts and more. Some of our most sophisticated technologies — the TrueDepth camera system, the Secure Enclave and the Neural Engine — make it the most secure facial authentication ever in a smartphone. And even faster and easier to use.
AirPods deliver an industry-leading five hours of listening time on one charge. And they’re made to keep up with you, thanks to a charging case that holds multiple additional charges for more than 24 hours of listening time. Need a quick charge? Just 15 minutes in the case gives you three hours of listening time. To check the battery, hold the AirPods next to your iPhone or ask Siri “How’s the battery on my AirPods?”
iCloud is built into every Apple device. That means all your stuff photos, files, notes and more is safe, up to date and available wherever you are. And it works automatically, so all you have to do is keep doing what you love. Everyone gets 5GB of free iCloud storage to start and it’s easy to add more at any time.


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Safe Numerics |
The C++ standard describes how binary operations on different integer types are handled. Here is a simplified version of the rules:
promote any operand smaller than int
to an
int
or unsigned int
.
if the signed operand is larger than the signed one, the result will be signed, otherwise the result will be unsigned.
expand the smaller operand to the size of the larger one
So the result of the sum of two integer types may result in another integer type. If the values are large, the result can exceed the size that the resulting integer type can hold. This is what we call "overflow". The C/C++ standard characterizes this as undefined behavior and leaves to compiler implementors the decision as to how such a situation will be handled. Usually, this means just truncating the result to fit into the result type - which sometimes will make the result arithmetically incorrect. However, depending on the compiler and compile time switch settings, such cases may result in some sort of run time exception.
The complete signature for a safe integer type is:
template < class T, // underlying integer type class P = native, // type promotion policy class class E = default_exception_policy // error handling policy class > safe;
The promotion rules implemented in the default native
type promotion policy are consistent with those of standard C++
Up until now, we've focused on detecting when this happens and invoking an exception or other kind of error handler.
But now we look at another option. Using the automatic
type promotion policy, we can change the rules of C++ arithmetic for safe
types to something like the following:
for any C++ numeric type, we know from
std::numeric_limits
what the maximum and minimum values
that a variable can be - this defines a closed interval.
For any binary operation on these types, we can calculate the interval of the result at compile time.
From this interval we can select a new type which can be guaranteed to hold the result and use this for the calculation. This is more or less equivalent to the following code:
int x, y; int z = x + y // could overflow int x, y; long z = (long)x + (long)y; // can never overflow
One could do this by editing his code manually, but such a
task would be tedious, error prone, and leave the resulting code
hard to read and verify. Using the automatic
type promotion policy will achieve the equivalent result without
these problems.
Since the result type is guaranteed to hold the result, there
is no need to check for errors - they can't happen!!! The usage of
the loose_trap_policy
exception policy enforces this guarantee.
Since there can be no errors, there is no need for
try/catch
blocks.
The only runtime error checking we need to do is when safe values are initialized or assigned from values which are "too large". These are infrequent occurrences which generally have little or no impact on program running time. And many times, one can make small adjustments in selecting the types in order to eliminate all runtime penalties.
In short, given a binary operation, we silently promote the types of the operands to a wider result type so the result cannot overflow. This is a fundamental departure from the C++ Standard behavior.
If the interval of the result cannot be guaranteed to fit in the
largest type that the machine can handle (usually 64 bits these days), the
largest available integer type with the correct result sign is used. So
even with our "automatic" type promotion scheme, it's still possible to
overflow. In this case, and only this case, is runtime error checking code
generated. Depending on the application, it should be rare to generate
error checking code, and even more rare to actually invoke it. Any such
instances are detected at compile time by the loose_trap_policy
exception policy.
This small example illustrates how to use automatic type promotion to eliminate all runtime penalty.
#include <iostream> #include "../include/safe_integer.hpp" #include "../include/exception_policies.hpp" #include "../include/automatic.hpp" #include "safe_format.hpp" // prints out range and value of any type using safe_t = boost::numeric::safe< int, boost::numeric::automatic, // note use of "automatic" policy!!! boost::numeric::loose_trap_policy >; int main(int argc, const char * argv[]){ std::cout << "example 82:\n"; safe_t x(INT_MAX); safe_t y = 2; std::cout << "x = " << safe_format(x) << std::endl; std::cout << "y = " << safe_format(y) << std::endl; std::cout << "z = " << safe_format(x + y) << std::endl; return 0; }
The above program produces the following output:
example 82: x = <int>[-2147483648,2147483647] =<PHONE_NUMBER> y = <int>[-2147483648,2147483647] = 2 z = <long>[-4294967296,4294967294] =<PHONE_NUMBER>
The output uses a custom output manipulator for safe types to display the underlying type and its range as well as current value. Note that:
the automatic
type promotion policy has rendered the result of the sum of two
integers
as a long
type.
our program compiles without error - even when using the loose_trap_policy
exception policy
We do not need to use the try/catch
idiom to
handle arithmetic errors - we will have none.
We only needed to change two lines of code to achieve our goal


a typical controller derives from Controller. More...
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static | page ($p) |
| an action called page, shows the action 'page' |
a typical controller derives from Controller.
TestController is a controller named 'test', thus the layout for the controller should be views/layout/test.php, and the views for the actions should be put inside views/test.
Definition at line 8 of file test_controller.php.
| static page | ( | $ | p | ) | [static] |
an action called page, shows the action 'page'
Definition at line 10 of file test_controller.php.
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In the last few years, the disaster film has been making a comeback. Last year we had Independence Day and Twister. Now we have Dante's Peak and Volcano. Disaster films can be great fun--they can also live up to their title. For an example of the latter, take Dante's Peak a completely silly little picture about a volcano. Yep, nobody knows that it is alive, but it is. It explodes. So, uh, is this movie gonna make sense? No, just watch. Uh, is it gonna be fun? If you don't think--just watch. But, uh, shouldn't it require intelligent participation? No, just watch.
Sound like fun? Judge for yourself--I found this movie completely disrespectful to my intelligence. The special effects were not very good. It was never convincing. I wanted to, y'know, walk out. After five minutes. It is truly ludicrous. I don't mind a movie that isn't "deep", but this movie fails to "entertain".
Now take Volcano, a simple little film that came a few months later. Maybe they were doing extra filming--don't ask me. How's it compare? Next to Dante's Peak, it's Citizen Kane. It's exciting and well-edited and makes the concept of volcanos seem quite realistic. It does what it wants to. You might not find yourself cheering, but you'll probably be on the edge of your seat. Sure I think of the cinema as an art form, and sure, I like to be challenged by a film--to have my morals questioned--but by no means am I so snobbish that I can't appreciate escapist entertainment--and that's what this film provides. I don't think you should pay more then $4.50 to get in--but I don't think you'll altogether regret it if you do.
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Borderlands 2
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Action, Shooter, RPG
Action RPG where you play as one of four vault hunter classes and fight for the future of the planet Pandora against the evil tycoon Handsome Jack. Along the way you aquire loot and gain levels that make your character more powerful and able to overcome tougher obsticles.


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This package contains two abstract classes -- {@link com.programmerdan.minecraft.civspy.samplers.ServerMultiDataSampler} or {@link com.programmerdan.minecraft.civspy.samplers.ServerSingleDataSampler} -- one of which must be the superclass of any implementations you want automatically loaded by CivSpy.
Each abstract class defines two constructors but you don't have to implement for both constructors; choose the one that suits your needs.
Samplers can declare their own period, but no guarantee is made in terms of ordering of execution or alignment of samplers; their executions may be offset, in some cases intentionally, even if their period is the same.
A quick introduction to samplers:
Data Samplers
A Data Sampler should quickly sample one or more pieces of data and pass that data along to the {@link com.programmerdan.minecraft.civspy.DataManager}. This data does not need to be aggregate-able, although it is welcome to be so.
- For Samplers that collect aggregation data, use a {@link com.programmerdan.minecraft.civspy.PointDataSample} POJO to store your samples before passing to the DataManager.
- For Samplers that collect periodic data that should not be summation aggregated, use a {@link com.programmerdan.minecraft.civspy.PeriodicDataSample} POJO to store your samples.
Requirements
All implementations of DataSampler must provide a sample
implementation.
- If you extend from
ServerMultiDataSampler
, your {@link com.programmerdan.minecraft.civspy.samplers.ServerMultiDataSampler#sample} method must return a List of DataSample POJOs.
- If you extend from
ServerSingleDataSampler
, your {@link com.programmerdan.minecraft.civspy.samplers.ServerSingleDataSampler#sample} method must return a single DataSample POJO.
All implementations of DataSampler must provide a constructor that takes a DataManager, Logger, String, and optionally a ConfigurationSection as input.
- The {@link com.programmerdan.minecraft.civspy.DataManager} is CivSpy system provided and your code should likely leave it alone to prevent abnormalities.
- The {@link java.util.logging.Logger} is put into protected variable
logger
and is available to subclasses to write exceptional circumstances to the log (do not log on every execution of your sampler!).
- The String is the value that will be returned by
getServer
. Note while you don't have to pass this value along to the superclass, it is strongly recommended, and regardless the parameter must exist on your constructor.
- (optional) The {@link org.bukkit.configuration.ConfigurationSection} is the configuration for your Sampler as defined in the
config.yml
file. The _simple name_ of your class determines which section to extract and pass along. So if you Sampler is called PlayerLocationSampler
then CivSpy attempts to give the config.yml root-level section of the same name to your Sampler, if a constructor is found that accepts configuration sections.
- If you want to override the default sample period of 1 minute (60,000 ms) call
setPeriod
from within your constructor. Subsequent calls to setPeriod
will be ignored.
Usage
DataSamples are POJOs -- just construct them via their constructor and don't worry about anything else, they just hold and pass along data.
One parameter on all DataSample constructors is "Server" -- you can get the plugin's configured "Server" name via getServer()
. Be sure to include the server name in your DataSampler POJOs -- see the constructor on PointDataSample
and PeriodicDataSample
. If local or not specified in CivSpy config, this value will be the string literal "local".
Your sampler can turn itself off by calling deactivate
-- the sampler is still called on period, but your sample
method won't be called, so only do so in case of exceptional circumstance; otherwise, leave activation and de-activation up to CivSpy's management routines.
That's basically it. Pick a Sampler base type to extend from -- either multi-sample or single-sample -- and enjoy.


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Launch compute node VMs on demand.
Record data about a job in the batch system.
A JobInfo object is basically a free-form record, but the constructor still enforces the following constraints:
The state attribute is set to one of the following strings (defaults to DOWN if not given in the constructor):
| state | meaning |
|---|---|
| PENDING | The job is waiting in the batch system queue. |
| RUNNING | The job is currently executing on some node. |
| FINISHED | The job is done and any exec node it used is now clear for re-use by another job. |
| OTHER | Unexpected/unhandled state; usually signals an error. |
Jobs in RUNNING state have a (string) exec_node_name attribute, which is used to match the associated VM (if any) by host name.
The Orchestrator monitors a job queue and starts/stops VMs according to a pre-defined policy in order to offload jobs from the queue.
Orchestrator is an abstract class that cannot be directly instanciated: subclassing is needed to define a policy and implement interfaces to an actual queuing system and cloud backend.
The actual VM start/stop policy is defined by overriding methods is_new_vm_needed and can_vm_be_stopped. Each of these methods can access a list of candidate jobs as attribute self.candidates; the can_vm_be_stopped method is additionally passed a VmInfo object and can inspect data from that VM.
The cloud argument must be an object that implements the interface defined by the abstract class vmmad.cloud.Cloud.
The batchsys argument must be an object that implements the interface defined by the abstract class vmmad.batchsys.BatchSystem (which see for details).
The threads argument specifies the size of the thread pool that is used to perform blocking operations.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Return True if the VM identified by vm is no longer needed and can be stopped.
Return True if job can be run in a cloud node.
Override in subclasses to define a different cloud-burst policy.
Return a new VmInfo object.
If you need to set attributes on the VmInfo object before the VM is even started, override this method in a subclass, take its return value and manipualte it at will.
Run the orchestrator main loop until stopped or max_cycles reached.
Every delay seconds, the following operations are performed in sequence:
Return the current time in UNIX epoch format.
This method exists only for the purpose of overriding it insimulator classes, so that a ‘virtual’ time can be implemented.
Update job information based on what the batch system interface returns.
Return the full list of active job objects (i.e., not just the candidates for cloud execution).
Notify an Orchestrator instance that a VM is ready to accept jobs.
The auth argument must match one of the passwords assigned to a previously-started VM (which are passed to the VM via boot parameters). If it does not, an error is logged and the call immediately returns False.
The nodename argument must be the host name that the VM reports to the batch system, i.e., the node name as it appears in the batch system scheduler listings/config.
Record data about a started VM instance.
A VmInfo object is mostly a free-form record, but the constructor still enforces the following constraints:
Note
The vmid attribute must be unique among all VmInfo instances!
FIXME: This is not currently enforced by the constructor.
The state attribute is set to one of the following strings (defaults to DOWN if not given in the constructor):
| status | meaning |
|---|---|
| STARTING | A request to start the VM has been sent to the Cloud provider, but the VM is not ready yet. |
| READY | The machine is ready to run jobs. |
| DRAINING | The VM is scheduled to stop, waiting for all batch jobs to terminate before issuing the ‘halt’ command. |
| STOPPING | The ‘halt’ command is about to be issued to the cloud provider. |
| DOWN | The VM has been stopped and cannot be restarted/resumed; once a VM reaches this state, it is removed from the list of VMs at the next Orchestrator cycle. |
| OTHER | Unexpected/unhandled state; usually signals an error. |
The following attributes are available after the machine has reached the READY state:
| attribute | type | meaning |
|---|---|---|
| ready_at | datetime | when the machine notified it’s ready to run jobs |
| jobs | list | list of Job IDs of jobs running on this node |
| nodename | str | machine node name (as reported in the batch system listing) |
Simulate an Orchestrator run given some parameters.
Misc. utility functions and classes.
A dict-like object, whose keys can be accessed with the usual ‘[...]’ lookup syntax, or with the ‘.’ get attribute syntax.
Examples:
>>> a = Struct()
>>> a['x'] = 1
>>> a.x
1
>>> a.y = 2
>>> a['y']
2
Values can also be initially set by specifying them as keyword arguments to the constructor:
>>> a = Struct(z=3)
>>> a['z']
3
>>> a.z
3
A minimal web application for running the VM-MAD orchestrator.
Provides a URL to mark a VM as ready (given VMID and host name) over HTTP, plus a status page reporting some basic metrics about the orchestrator.
Based on Flask <http://flask.pocoo.org/>.
Interfaces to the Sun/Oracle/Open Grid Engine batch queueing systems.
Mock batch system interface, simulating jobs of random duration.
Iterator returning an integer chosen at random such that results are normally distributed.
Each call to the next() method returns a result x from the range low <= x <= high. (low and high are constructor parameters.)
Mock batch system interface, simulating submission of jobs of random duration at a specified rate.
Return a list of JobInfo objects representing the jobs in the batch queue system.
At every invocation, this method rolls a dice N times and submits a job iff the result of the dice is greater than p. So the effective job submission rate is N * p / (length of an orchestrator cycle). The values of N and p are as specified to the constructor.
Job durations are drawn from a random distribution that can be set with the duration constructor parameter.
Mock batch system interface, reading submitted jobs from a history file.
Mock batch system interface, replaying submitted jobs info from a CSV file.
Return a list of JobInfo objects representing the jobs in the batch queue system.
Each invocation of get_sched_info returns the list of jobs that are either running or submitted to the batch system in the interval between the ‘current time’ (as returned by the timer function) and the time of the previous invocation.
Library for submiting VMMAD Virtual Machines to the SMSCG infrastructure
Interfaces to cloud providers, using Apache LibCloud <http://libcloud.apache.org>
Abstract base class implementing common functionality for all LibCloud providers.


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QUILLS (director: Philip Kaufman; screenwriter: Doug Wright, based upon his play; cinematographer: Rogier Stoffers; editor: Peter Boyle; cast: Geoffrey Rush (Marquis de Sade), Kate Winslet (Madeleine), Joaquin Phoenix (Abbe Coulmier), Michael Caine (Dr. Royer-Collard), Billie Whitelaw (Madame Leclerc), Patrick Malahide (Delbené), Amelia Warner (Simone), Jane Menelaus (Renée Pelagie), Stephen Moyer (Prouix), Tony Pritchard (Valcour), Michael Jenn (Cléante), Danny Babington (Pitou), George Yiasoumi (Dauphin), Stephen Marcus (Bouchon), Elizabeth Berrington (Charlotte); Runtime: 120; Fox Searchlight Pictures; 2000)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
I'm not an admirer of Philip Kaufman's (The Unbearable Lightness of Being) previous films. In Quills he has adapted Doug Wright's play to create a drab period piece of the Marquis de Sade story. It lacks an edginess, as the shocks against civilization's sensibility are not geared to move the intellect. Its theme embellished the belief that freedom is in writing without censorship. The film's rallying cry could be, 'Bring me a quill!'
The story is set after the days of the French Revolution, when the Napoleonic empire was in place. It was a time of mixed messages in the areas of social reform and repression. The story takes place in the Charenton Asylum, where the Marquis de Sade (Rush) has been spared his life and has become the most famous inmate of the asylum. He occupies luxurious accommodations in a private cell, and is given the privilege to write for the hospital's theater, has his own library, a feathered bed, and is served special gourmet meals. These are all paid for by his wealthy wife. He doesn't have the privilege to publish, but does so by smuggling his manuscripts out with the virgin laundress, Madeleine (Winslet). The asylum is run by the benevolent Abbe Coulmier (Joaquin Phoenix), who believes in progressive methods to help his 200 patients and that kindness is the medicine to cure them.
The story picks up when the Marquis' sadistic-erotic book "Justine" is published in Paris and achieves popularity with the public. Napoleon decides to burn the book and take action against the author. He calls in a man of science Dr. Royer-Collard (Michael Caine) to go to the asylum and be the overseer of the asylum. He allows him to use torture, if necessary, to get the Marquis to conform. The elderly Royer takes a lovely virgin teenage bride, Simone (Warner), from the nunnery and goes to live in Charenton. Their marriage becomes the target of a new vulgar play the Marquis puts on about them while they are in attendance, which gives Royer the ammunition needed to shut down the theater and for Coulmier to take away his quills.
Since the Marquis must write in order to live, he finds various unique ways to write his manuscripts and get them out. But when the Marquis is caught in the act of smuggling, his privileges are removed; eventually, he is left naked in his bare cell after being tortured. His liberal care under Coulmier now changes completely to Royer-Collard's harsher treatment of him.
Kaufman shot this dreary tale at Pinewood Studios and used mostly an English cast, though some cast members were Australian and American. In this version, the Marquis de Sade is made out to be more of a misguided writer and a witty aristocrat than truly a murderous villain. There are many quotes from his writings, but not those that show him in his more beastly nature. The best quote is when looking at the figure of the Virgin he says: "An entire religion built on an oxymoron." Royer-Collard is reduced to be more the villain than the Marquis is. Phoenix is the idealistic priest, who is mentally tortured by what he sees and what he has become. He has the most solid role in the film and makes the best of it. Kate Winslet didn't convince me she was a peasant laundress, but she still came off with a feisty although a forgettable performance.
The film failed because it was too dull to be entertaining and it didn't have anything startling to say about a startling subject to be intellectual. Its shrill moments outweighed its moments of irony, when it was able to show how insane the men of reason were in their treatment of the mentally ill. This was a middlebrow work, that made light of the innovative Marquis as a man who was merely politically incorrect rather than completely debased. He was glorified for his wit only because he was up against a heavy-handed man of science in Michael Caine and a hypocritical man of the cloth in Joaquin Phoenix. Aiming at those targets is like shooting at ducks in a pond.
REVIEWED ON 5/29/2001 GRADE: C-
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AWS is the uncontested IAAS provider. Sure, there are other services like Azure, Google Cloud and VMware but none come close to matching Amazon's suite of services. I've studying up to take the AWS Certified Cloud Architect - Associate exam ( shout out to Sam Kroonenburg and acloud.guru for an awesome course! ) and today I've learned how to host a static site using AWS S3. Tonight, I will pass on this knowledge on to you.
This tutorial assumes you have an AWS account (if not, create a free one, super easy) and that you know basic HTML. Before we get into the tutorial, let's review why hosting on S3 is so wonderful. Skip this if you want to get to the tutorial.
Why S3?
Several benefits to using S3 to host static websites. For example if you were hosting some big event and needed a landing page, S3 would be the place to do it. Below is a list of pros and cons to using S3.
Pros
- Simple
- Scales Automatically
- Serverless
- Don't have to worry about load balancing
Cons
- Static content only
- Can't do something server-side
Let me reiterate that S3 is only for static content. This means no Dot Net, PHP etc. S3 is ideal for landing pages.
Le Grand Tutorial
Alright, you've made it this far. Great! Let's get to it. This tutorial assumes you've already made a free AWS account. Go ahead and log in.
Step 1
Once you're logged in to AWS Management Console, navigate to Services and Click on S3.
Step 2
Once in S3, go ahead and create a new bucket. Name the bucket, leave everything as default and click NEXT.
Step 3
Click the bucket, go into properties and select "STATIC WEBSITE HOSTING", then choose "Use this bucket to host a website". Make the landing page "index.html" and the error page "error.html"
Step 4
Create an index.html page and error.html page in your favorite code editor. I'm using Atom.
Step 5
Go back to S3 Bucket and go ahead and upload the files. Go ahead and hit next.
Step 6
Go into your bucket, go to Permissions, Click on Everyone then tick the box that says Read to make your site public so Everyone can Read and see your site.
Step 7
Go into properties, go to static site hosting and click on the AWS endpoint to take you to your newly hosted static site!
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from soba.agents.continuousOccupant import ContinuousOccupant
import random
import sys
import soba.agents.resources.aStar as aStar
import numpy as np
[docs]class EmergencyOccupant(ContinuousOccupant):
"""
This class enables to create occupants defined to work in an emergency modeling.
This class inherits from the ContinuousOccupant class of SOBA.
Attributes:
Those Inherited from the ContinuousOccupant class of SOBA.
children: Children associated with the occupant.
parents: Parents associated with the occupant.
alive: Current state of an occupant, live or not.
life: Number of remaining life points of the occupant.
foundChildren: Children associated with the occupant found by the occupant during a emergency.
exitGateStrategy: strategy that is used to leave the building during a emergency.
adult: Inform if the occupant is an adult.
alone: Inform if the occupant has occupants who follow him.
speedEmergency: Movement speed during an emergency.
parentAsos: Familiar that the child occupant has to follow.
Methods:
fireInMyFOV: Check if there is fire in the FOV of the occupant.
makeEmergencyAction: Method that is invoked when initiating an emergency to make the decision of response.
getExitGate: Obtain the optimal way to evacuate the building according to an evacuation strategy.
getPosFireFOV: Obtain the positions in the occupant's field of vision where there is fire.
step: Method invoked by the Model scheduler in each step.
"""
def __init__(self, unique_id, model, json):
super().__init__(unique_id, model, json)
self.children = []
self.parents = []
self.alive = True
self.life = 3
self.foundChildren = []
strategies = ['safest', 'uncrowded', 'nearest']
self.exitGateStrategy = json.get('strategy') or 'nearest'
self.stateOne = self.state
self.out = True
self.alreadyCreated = False
self.inbuilding = False
self.initmove = True
self.adult = True
self.alone = True
self.speedEmergency = 1.38 if not json.get('speedEmergency') else eval(json.get('speedEmergency'))
self.parentAsos = False
[docs] def makeEmergencyAction(self):
"""
Method that is invoked when initiating an emergency to make the decision of response.
If the occupant is a parent, he will look for his son. If he is a child,
he will wait for one of his parents. In any other case, a path is decided to leave the building.
"""
self.speed = self.speedEmergency
self.N = 0
self.markov = False
self.timeActivity = 0
if self.children:
child = random.choice(self.children)
self.pos_to_go = child.pos
self.movements = super().getWay()
elif not self.adult:
if self.alone:
self.pos_to_go = self.pos
self.movements = [self.pos_to_go]
else:
self.movements = self.getExitGate()
[docs] def getExitGate(self):
'''
Obtain the optimal way to evacuate the building according to an evacuation strategy.
Return: List of positions (x, y)
'''
if True:
if self.exitGateStrategy == 'uncrowded':
self.pos_to_go = self.model.getNearestGate(self)
self.model.uncrowdedStr.append(self)
elif self.exitGateStrategy == 'safest':
self.pos_to_go = self.model.getSafestGate(self)
elif self.exitGateStrategy == 'nearest':
self.pos_to_go = self.model.getNearestGate(self)
elif self.exitGateStrategy == 'lessassigned':
self.pos_to_go = self.model.getLessAssignedGate(self)
else:
self.pos_to_go = self.model.getNearestGate(self)
else:
self.pos_to_go = self.model.getNearestGate(self)
pathReturn = super().getWay()
return pathReturn
[docs] def fireInMyFOV(self):
"""
Check if there is fire in the FOV of the occupant.
Return: Boolean
"""
for firePos in self.model.FireControl.fireExpansion:
if firePos in self.movements and self.posInMyFOV(firePos):
return True
return False
[docs] def getPosFireFOV(self):
"""
Obtain the positions in the occupant's field of vision where there is fire.
Return: list of positions (x, y)
"""
others = []
for pos in self.fov:
if pos in self.model.FireControl.fireExpansion:
others.append(pos)
return others
def changeSchedule(self):
if self.model.emergency:
return False
super().changeSchedule()
[docs] def step(self):
"""Method invoked by the Model scheduler in each step."""
if self.alive == True:
if self.model.emergency:
self.markov = False
self.timeActivity = 0
if self.parentAsos:
if not self.model.nearPos(self.parentAsos.pos, self.pos):
self.pos_to_go = self.parentAsos.pos
super().getWay()
self.N = 0
elif self.children:
posC = self.model.getOccupantsPos(self.movements[self.N])
if posC and posC not in self.model.exits:
posC = posC[0]
if posC in self.children:
posC.alone = False
for parent in posC.parents:
if posC in parent.children:
parent.foundChildren.append(posC)
parent.children.remove(posC)
posC.parentAsos = self
for parent in posC.parents:
if parent.pos_to_go == posC.pos:
parent.makeEmergencyAction()
if self.pos != self.pos_to_go:
if self.fireInMyFOV():
super().getWay(others = self.getPosFireFOV())
super().step()
else:
if self.pos not in self.model.exits:
self.makeEmergencyAction()
else:
if self in self.model.occupEmerg:
self.model.occupEmerg.remove(self)
else:
super().step()
else:
pass


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SEA has an assortment of bikes we can borrow to explore the area with, and it’s been a really awesome resource so far! Did need to fix a flat tire before heading out, but there were plenty of tools and replacement parts so it wasn’t an issue. (Got to put that engineering degree to work!)
Woods Hole is a really nice area with lots of beaches, bike paths, and summer homes. I’ve taken the bikes out a handful of times, and while the scenery has been nice, it’s also been fairly chilly (especially considering I’m from L.A.).
Stating the obvious for those who live where it snows, but ice on the road is a lot more slippery on a bike than I had imagined it to be. It’s so hard to find lakes, rivers, or bodies of water around where I live (I live in a SoCal desert), so this was a pleasant change.
I also saw this nice rock along a trail…
and this really nifty stick art sculpture…
Well, that’s a summary of all the cool/pretty looking things from my bike rides so far. I have two more weeks here, let me know if you know of any other cool things to look at within biking distance to Woods Hole!


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This technique is the most common, and often occurs when cybercriminals send emails with phishing URLs to try and obtain sensitive user information. According to a Forcepoint article, “an email may present with links that spoof legitimate URLs; manipulated links may feature subtle misspellings or use of a subdomain.” Once access is granted through these links, cybercriminals are able to successfully launch an attack.
This technique is used by cybercriminals to send targeted text messages in an effort to trick these individuals into disclosing personal information. This is executed through a malicious link that redirects users to a phishing website and exposes their personal information to the attacker.
This is one of the most sophisticated phishing techniques used by cybercriminals. According to the Phishing.org article, this technique is “also known as ‘man-in-the-middle,’ [where] the hacker is located in between the original website and the phishing system. The phisher traces details during a transaction between [a] legitimate website and the user. As the user continues to pass information, it is gathered by the phishers, without the user knowing about it.”
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After noticing a lack of cyclobenzaprine (Flexeril) information, I figured I'd like to submit what I've learned recently.
I've only done it a handful of times (say, 10), but I could share my latest trip report.
Flexeril comes in 10mg tabs. The highest amount I've taken is 20mg, which seems to be a strong dose, unless one is using it as a sleep aid. 5mg(half of a pill) seems to be about the highest dose I can endure without falling asleep. Flexeril lasts (for me) about 18 hours.
Throughout the experience below I kept a steady caffeine intake. I'm not certain how much caffeine is in Mountain Dew, but I drank about one every half of an hour. It didn't help.
I take a 10mg tab. The drug's effects normally present themselves within 45mins to 1 hour.
t + 1:00 I take another 10mg tab. I'm going to try and stay up this time. I've just started to feel the effects of the first dose. A mild sedation, and relaxed mindset has been noticed.
t + 1:30 I am definately feeling very calm. My muscles seem to be relaxed (it may be placebo, though I doubt it). My mindset is becoming very... calm, yet oddly in a melancholy way.
t + 1:45 I feel a strong urge for nicotine. This is unexplainable, as I smoked a cigarette 15 minutes ago. I usually have one every hour.. but I'll smoke a cigarette anyway.
t + 2:30(ish) - I think I'm feeling the second dose. Extremely sedated, and very calm. I'm beginning to feel very tired. I listen to some Boards of Canada, because it feels right for the mood I'm in. My dog seems to have picked up on my mood, and has layed down next to me. So I'll pet him for quite awhile. Dogs are so easy to make happy.
t + 3:00 - Okay.. now I'm feeling extremely tired. The first dose should be reaching peak plasma levels by now. The second dose is just starting to kick in. Definate anti-cholinerogenic effects. Starting to see odd flashes of white light. My heartbeat has become a little chaotic; not in a speed sense, but it shifts and changes alot. Not feeling euphoria, really, but there is a general something. My mind is just very calm. Bodyload due to the anti-cholinerogenic effects is present.
I didn't look at a clock after that. I just layed down on my couch, listening to music, until I drifted asleep. I sleep for about 7 hours, and then was awoke by a friend.
He asked me if I wanted to go for a drive and smoke some crank. I politely declined, but said I'd go with him anyway.
After he took a good hit of crank, I decided I'd take one to help rid of the flexeril effects. Not surprisingly, it didn't do anything. Not sure of any contradictions between flexeril and methamphetamine, I decline more. Meth's nasty stuff anyway.
We went back to his place. Played cards with a few people, but was really just in a daze. After awhile, I put in some John Lennon and just stared at the wall. Simply too relaxed to be social.
Got a ride back home. Went for a brief, 5-minute walk. Wanted it to be a little longer, but gave up because I was still very tired. Went home, ate some food for energy, but fell asleep anyway.
I then slept off the effects, sleeping for another good 4 or so hours. Could have gone more, but decided to get up anyway.
It's an odd drug. Not 'fun' in the traditional sense.. but very welcome after a hectic week. Kind of like a vacation. My problems with it are the mild anti-cholinerogenic effect and it's long duration.
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I'm transitioning from a career in dance and bike mechanics to software engineering. I've always been fond of building things and setting them in motion; coding is really just an extension of that in my experience. I recently completed Flatiron School's Software Engineering bootcamp and I look forward to the opportunities my new skillset will offer me.


Having the right mental approach to a round of golf is just as important as having the correct physical approach.
Let me introduce you to “win, win”. It's fairly self-explanation but it means you should play golf with the thought of it being a win-win situation. When playing your shots you should believe that whatever happens, you have won. This is because if you hit a good shot you’ve won, and if you hit a bad shot then you have also won because it’s a chance to learn and grow. Once you are able to program this mindset into your head then you can start playing golf without the fear of failure, and you will start looking forward to playing your golf shots as you will not be fearing the worst outcome.
In order to install this mindset within your head, you need to be able to view all your failures as wins. Otherwise you will never have the “win win” mindset and you will always be subconsciously fearful of bad shots.
Tiger Woods once said:
By viewing bad shots as learning experiences and opportunities to get better you can properly view them as a wins, NOT failures. Like Tiger said, “There is no such thing as a setback...”.
Growth mindset. A growth mindset is when you have the belief that you can develop your talents and abilities through hard work. By having this mindset you will be more willing to learn, and therefore you will be more able to accept your bad shots as opportunities to get better. So you then easily accept them and “wins”.
Fixed Mindset. A fixed mindset is when you have the belief that talents and abilities are unalterable traits, ones that can never be improved. It’s important to understand that you WON’T be able to achieve the “win, win” mindset with this belief system.
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A good way to practise the “win win” mindset is to take notes after or during your rounds. In a notepad write down the bad shots you had within that round. Now, for each of those shots write down what you did wrong. Then write down ONE thing that could be done better next time. Then try and implement these things into your game the next time you play. Not only will this help you improve your overall golf game, it will help you better understand that bad shots/failures are opportunities to get better and therefore they are "WINS".


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library('SampleQC')
library('ggplot2')
library('patchwork')
library('scales')
library('stringr')
library('forcats')
library('data.table')
library('magrittr')
source('code/qc03_sims.R')
source('code/qc06_ks.R')
# where to save, what formats?
save_dir = 'output/qc06_ks'
if (!dir.exists(save_dir))
dir.create(save_dir)
date_tag = '2021-03-03'
seed = 20210303
formats = c('png', 'pdf')
# objects to save
K_sims = c(1, 2, 3)
K_fits = c(1, 2, 3, 4)
K_grid = expand.grid(
k_sim = K_sims,
k_fit = K_fits
)
sims_f = sprintf('%s/sims_list_%s.rds', save_dir, date_tag)
fits_f = sprintf('%s/fits_list_%s.rds', save_dir, date_tag)
# figs to save
k_vs_k_f = file.path(save_dir, 'k_mismatches.%s')
if (file.exists(sims_f)) {
sims_list = readRDS(sims_f)
} else {
set.seed(seed)
sims_list = lapply(K_sims, function(k) {
sel_ks = matrix(rep(TRUE, k), nrow = 1)
simulate_qcs(K = k, n_groups = 1, n_cells = 2e4, sel_ks = sel_ks)
}) %>% setNames(paste0('K_', K_sims))
print(lapply(sims_list, function(s) s$expt_params$sel_ks))
saveRDS(sims_list, file = sims_f)
}
qc_dt_list = lapply(sims_list, function(s) {
make_qc_dt(s$qc_out) %>%
.[, true_group := factor(s$groups) ]
})
qc_names = sims_list[[1]]$expt_params$qc_names
if (file.exists(fits_f)) {
fit_list = readRDS(fits_f)
} else {
fit_list = lapply(seq.int(nrow(K_grid)), function(i) {
# get params
k_sim = K_grid$k_sim[[i]]
k_fit = K_grid$k_fit[[i]]
# get data
qc_dt = qc_dt_list[[k_sim]]
# fit SampleQC
set.seed(seed)
tryCatch({
qc_obj = calc_pairwise_mmds(qc_dt, qc_names, n_cores = 8)
qc_obj = fit_sampleqc(qc_obj, K_all = k_fit, mcd_alpha = 0.2)
proj_name = paste0('K_', k_sim, '-', 'k_', k_fit)
make_sampleqc_report(qc_obj, save_dir, proj_name)
qc_obj
}, error = function(cond) return(NULL) )
})
saveRDS(fit_list, file = fits_f)
}
truth_dt = lapply(names(sims_list),
function(n) calc_true_outliers(sims_list[[n]]) %>% .[, k_sim := as.integer(n)]) %>%
rbindlist
fit_vals_dt = lapply(seq.int(nrow(K_grid)),
function(i) {
# get params
k_sim = K_grid$k_sim[[i]]
k_fit = K_grid$k_fit[[i]]
# get object
fit_obj = fit_list[[i]]
if (is.null(fit_obj))
return(NULL)
# get stats
calc_sampleqc_pr_dt(fit_obj) %>%
.[, k_sim := k_sim] %>%
.[, k_fit := k_fit]
}) %>% rbindlist
default_cuts = make_default_cuts(fit_list[[2]])
pr_by_sim = calc_pr_by_sim(truth_dt, fit_vals_dt)
set.seed(seed)
g = plot_sample_fits(fit_list, K_grid, pr_by_sim)
for (f in formats)
ggsave(sprintf(k_vs_k_f, f), g, h = 10, w = 8)
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print(g)
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