| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 | 3× 3× 3× 6× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 3× 32× 32× 32× 32× 32× 32× 32× 32× 37× 33× 4× 3× 1× 3× 3× 1× 1× 1× 37× 19× 52× 29× 4× 25× 25× 1× 24× 2× 2× 24× 11× 11× 3× 3× 1× 1× 6× 10× 10× 10× 25× 25× 6× 6× 47× 47× 47× 47× 47× 44× 4× 44× 29× 29× 29× 27× 27× 27× 2× 2× 1× 1× 1× 83× 25× 25× 25× 63× | import {Alexa} from "./alexa"; import {ServiceRequest, RequestType, SessionEndedReason} from "./service-request"; import {EventEmitter} from "events"; import {AudioItem} from "./audio-item"; export enum AudioPlayerActivity { BUFFER_UNDERRUN, FINISHED, IDLE, PLAYING, PAUSED, STOPPED } /** * Emulates the behavior of the audio player */ export class AudioPlayer { public static DirectivePlay = "AudioPlayer.Play"; public static DirectiveStop = "AudioPlayer.Stop"; public static DirectiveClearQueue = "AudioPlayer.ClearQueue"; public static PlayBehaviorReplaceAll = "REPLACE_ALL"; public static PlayBehaviorEnqueue = "ENQUEUE"; public static PlayBehaviorReplaceEnqueued = "REPLACE_ENQUEUED"; private _emitter: EventEmitter = null; private _playing: AudioItem = null; private _queue: Array<AudioItem> = []; private _activity: AudioPlayerActivity = null; private _suspended: boolean = false; public constructor (public alexa: Alexa) { this._activity = AudioPlayerActivity.IDLE; this._emitter = new EventEmitter(); } public enqueue(audioItem: AudioItem, playBehavior: string) { if (playBehavior === AudioPlayer.PlayBehaviorEnqueue) { this._queue.push(audioItem); } else if (playBehavior === AudioPlayer.PlayBehaviorReplaceAll) { if (this.isPlaying()) { this.playbackStopped(); } this._queue = []; this._queue.push(audioItem); } else Eif (playBehavior === AudioPlayer.PlayBehaviorReplaceEnqueued) { this._queue = []; this._queue.push(audioItem); } if (!this.isPlaying()) { this.playNext(); } } public activity(): AudioPlayerActivity { return this._activity; } public playNext() { if (this._queue.length === 0) { return; } this._playing = this.dequeue(); // If the URL for AudioItem is http, we throw an error if (this._playing.stream.url.startsWith("http:")) { this.alexa.sessionEnded(SessionEndedReason.ERROR, { type: "INVALID_RESPONSE", message: "The URL specified in the Play directive must be HTTPS" }); } else { this.playbackStarted(); } } public suspend() { this._suspended = true; this.playbackStopped(); } public suspended(): boolean { return this._suspended; } /** * Emulates a certain amount of a track being played back * @param offset */ public playbackOffset(offset: number) { Eif (this.isPlaying()) { this.playing().stream.offsetInMilliseconds = offset; } } public on(audioPlayerRequest: string, listener: Function) { this._emitter.on(audioPlayerRequest, listener); } public once(audioPlayerRequest: string, listener: Function) { this._emitter.once(audioPlayerRequest, listener); } public resume() { this._suspended = false; this.playbackStarted(); } public playbackNearlyFinished(callback?: (error: Error, response: any, request: any) => void): void { this.audioPlayerRequest(RequestType.AudioPlayerPlaybackNearlyFinished, callback); } public playbackFinished(callback?: (error: Error, response: any, request: any) => void): void { this._activity = AudioPlayerActivity.FINISHED; this.audioPlayerRequest(RequestType.AudioPlayerPlaybackFinished, callback); // Go the next track, if there is one this.playNext(); } public playbackStarted(callback?: (error: Error, response: any, request: any) => void): void { this._activity = AudioPlayerActivity.PLAYING; this.audioPlayerRequest(RequestType.AudioPlayerPlaybackStarted, callback); } public playbackStopped(callback?: (error: Error, response: any, request: any) => void): void { this._activity = AudioPlayerActivity.STOPPED; this.audioPlayerRequest(RequestType.AudioPlayerPlaybackStopped, callback); } private audioPlayerRequest(requestType: string, callback?: (error: Error, response: any, request: any) => void) { const self = this; const nowPlaying = this.playing(); const serviceRequest = new ServiceRequest(this.alexa.context()); serviceRequest.audioPlayerRequest(requestType, nowPlaying.stream.token, nowPlaying.stream.offsetInMilliseconds); this.alexa.callSkill(serviceRequest, function (error, response, request) { if (callback !== undefined && callback !== null) { callback(error, response, request); } self._emitter.emit(requestType, nowPlaying.clone()); }); } public directivesReceived(directives: Array<any>): void { for (let directive of directives) { this.handleDirective(directive); } } private handleDirective(directive: any) { // Handle AudioPlayer.Play if (directive.type === AudioPlayer.DirectivePlay) { let audioItem = new AudioItem(directive.audioItem); let playBehavior: string = directive.playBehavior; this.enqueue(audioItem, playBehavior); } else Eif (directive.type === AudioPlayer.DirectiveStop) { if (this.suspended()) { this._suspended = false; } else Eif (this.playing()) { this.playbackStopped(); } } } public isPlaying(): boolean { return (this._activity === AudioPlayerActivity.PLAYING); } private dequeue(): AudioItem { const audioItem = this._queue[0]; this._queue = this._queue.slice(1); return audioItem; } public playing(): AudioItem { return this._playing; } } |


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Use the correct HTML tag to add a heading with the text "London".
London
London is the capital city of England. It is the most populous city in the United Kingdom, with a metropolitan area of over 13 million inhabitants.
Add six headings to the document with the text "Hello".
Start with the most important heading (the largest) and end with the least important heading (the smallest).
Hello
Hello
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Hello
Mark up the text with appropriate tags:
"Universal Studios Presents" is the most important heading.
"Jurassic Park" is the next most important heading.
"About" is the third most important heading.
The last sentence is just a paragraph.
Start with the most important heading (the largest) and end with the least important heading (the smallest).
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Problem 1
What is the most popular name of all time in US? (Of either gender.)
Console Response:
11 steps in total
1. Main program initiated
2. File download initiated
3. File Download Complete
4. File read initiated
5. File read completed
6. Finding name counts of babies
7. Finding completed of babies name counts
8. Finding ambigious names with counts greater than 0
9. Found all the ambigious names
10. Sorting the list to find the top 5
('Emma', 20881)
('Noah', 18210)
('Mason', 17677)
('Jayden', 15379)
('Ava', 15216)
11. Main program finished


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Welcome to DiscoWorld
You can connect using the Browser Client or connect to dunno.no.de:8000 with your favourite Mud Client.
If you don't know what a MUD is go to wikipedia.
You can start doing stuff in the game using the following commands:
- You can move around by typing a direction.
- Look at things with 'look'
- Talk with 'say' and 'tell'


I had a friend visiting whom I hadn't seen in a few years; she was looking for a good time but had no connections in town. As we drove around I remembered a friend once pointing out an Angel Trumpet plant to me. I told her about it but that we'd have to walk down the street and look for the plant because I didn't remember the exact location. When we found the plant we picked several flowers, about six if I remember correctly, and put them in a bag, we went home and looked up information about the flowers online.
At the point we stopped and had a serious talk. I warned her that it was dangerous, that people have died, or gotten sick from taking Angel Trumpets. She said to me something along the lines of, If we get sick we get sick and we'll get over it and if we die then we'll be dead and won't have to get over it. I had been depressed at the time and said what the hell and we went into the kitchen to make tea.
I put two whole flowers (my logic was one flower for each of us) into a coffee pot as well as some lavender, lemon balm, and rose petals to make it taste better. We each had a cup and it surprised me how good it tasted. That night I experienced an effect like a very mild acid trip. My mouth was very dry and my vision became really sharp, and I had a continuing feeling that my legs wouldn't hold me up. Looking back I can say that I was much more intoxicated then I thought I was at the time.
The next morning my friend and I woke up, we stayed at my boyfriends parents house. She had been on a lot of xanax the night before and couldn't remember if the Angel Trumpet's did anything. I told her about what I experienced and she asked if we could take some more. So again we went into the kitchen and repeated the same procedure and then headed to a friends house. I don't remember much about the time I spent there except that I kept dropping my car keys when I was trying to get into my car. I was later informed that I was trying to unlock my car door with my index finger as a key. For the life of me I don't know why the people who saw me doing this allowed me to drive away with my friend and two of her friends in the car with me.
I was suddenly jolted back to reality when I jumped a curb in a parking lot. I don't know where I was or how I got into the parking lot but it knocked enough sense into me to hand my keys over to someone else. We then headed to my boyfriends place, he knew right away I was on something and drove our guests home. While he was home me and my friend decided to sneak one more cup of tea before the boyfriend got home. The last clear thing I remember is tipping back the end of the tea.
Next thing I was aware of was ripping a blood pressure cuff off my arm, I was at the hospital and my family was there. I remember picking up a cup of water and I would look down into it when I went to take a drink and the cup would disappear and I would ask everyone where it went, I repeated this at least three dozen times. I was fed activated charcoal and put into the cardiac unit for the night. The hospital staff was afraid that I would go into cardiac arrest and put me on a 24-hour suicide watch until they could determine if I was trying to get high or trying to kill myself.
I spent the night at the hospital, and the next morning convinced them that I was not trying to hurt myself so they let me out. I did not sleep for two nights following that and was gradually filled in about the details of the evening. My boyfriend informed me that the I spent the night talking to people who weren't there. He said that on the drive to the hospital my friend tried to hop out of the car while we were on the highway. She said she dropped her cigarettes out the window and had to go get them. The problem was the window was rolled up, she had no cigarettes and we were driving at 60 miles per hour when she tried to get out. She was in another hospital across town. I'm not sure why, I thought that it had something to do with her insurance. Her family took her home and I have been forbidden to contact her.
In the hospital I cursed and screamed at the nurses telling them that my family didn't love me because I wasn't a Christian and yelling at the emergency room attendant for not issuing me a drivers license. I don't remember this and can't imagine doing it as I'm usually very quiet.
My general warning would be that while I was on Angel Trumpets I could in no way gauge how intoxicated I was. The whole time I thought that I was completely together and was disappointed with not getting very high. Looking back I was extremely intoxicated, definitely not safe to be behind the wheel, and most definitely should not have been wandering around unsupervised. I do think that had I not been taken to the hospital I would have been fine and come out of it on my own. To further ruin my night I'm still two years later paying off the three thousand dollar hospital bill from that night.
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.


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Example application to predict a baby's weight.
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{: data.mother_age :}
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Author: Benjamin M. Marlin
Abstract: In this paper we present a generative latent variable model for rating-based collaborative ﬁltering called the User Rating Proﬁle model (URP). The generative process which underlies URP is designed to produce complete user rating proﬁles, an assignment of one rating to each item for each user. Our model represents each user as a mixture of user attitudes, and the mixing proportions are distributed according to a Dirichlet random variable. The rating for each item is generated by selecting a user attitude for the item, and then selecting a rating according to the preference pattern associated with that attitude. URP is related to several models including a multinomial mixture model, the aspect model [7], and LDA [1], but has clear advantages over each. 1
[1] D. Blei, A. Ng, and M. Jordan. Latent Dirichlet allocation. Journal of Machine Learning Research, 3:993–1022, Jan. 2003.
[2] C. Boutilier, R. S. Zemel, and B. Marlin. Active collaborative ﬁltering. In Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Conference on Uncertainty in Artiﬁcial Intelligence, pages 98–106, 2003.
[3] W. Buntine. Variational extensions to EM and multinomial PCA. In Proceedings of the European Conference on Machine Learning, 2002.
[4] M. Claypool, A. Gokhale, T. Miranda, P. Murnikov, D. Netes, and M. Sartin. Combining content-based and collaborative ﬁlters in an online newspaper. In Proceedings of ACM SIGIR Workshop on Recommender Systems, 1999.
[5] M. Girolami and A. Kab´n. On an equivalence between PLSI and LDA. In Proa ceedings of the ACM Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, pages 433–434, 2003.
[6] K. Goldberg, T. Roeder, D. Gupta, and C. Perkins. Eigentaste: A constant time collaborative ﬁltering algorithm. Information Retrieval Journal, 4(2):133–151, July 2001.
[7] T. Hofmann. Learning What People (Don’t) Want. In Proceedings of the European Conference on Machine Learning, 2001.
[8] T. Minka. Estimating a Dirichlet Distribution. Unpublished, 2003.
[9] P. Resnick, N. Iacovou, M. Suchak, P. Bergstorm, and J. Riedl. GroupLens: An Open Architecture for Collaborative Filtering of Netnews. In Proceedings of ACM 1994 Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, pages 175– 186, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1994. ACM.


The following sections describe components of the brokerage implementation in the Lean.Brokerages.<brokerageName> / QuantConnect.<brokerageName>Brokerage / <brokerageName>Brokerage.cs file.
Using a base class is optional but allows you to reuse event methods we have provided. The Brokerage
object implements these event handlers and marks the remaining items as abstract
.
LEAN provides an optional base class BaseWebsocketsBrokerage
which seeks to connect and maintain a socket connection and pass messages to an event handler. As each socket connection is different, carefully consider before using this class. It might be easier and more maintainable to simply maintain your own socket connection.
Brush up on the partial
class keyword. It will help you break-up your class later.
Once the scaffolding brokerage methods are in place (overrides of the abstract base classes), you can focus on the class constructor. If you are using a brokerage SDK, create a new instance of their library and store it to a class variable for later use. You should define the constructor so that it accepts all the arguments you pass it during the CreateBrokerage
method you implemented in the Lean.Brokerages.<brokerageName> / QuantConnect.<brokerageName>Brokerage / <brokerageName>BrokerageFactory.cs file.
The following table provides some example implementations of the brokerage class constructor:
| Brokerage | Description |
|---|---|
| Interactive Brokers | Launches an external process to create the brokerage. |
| OANDA | Creates an SDK instance and assigns internal event handlers. |
| Coinbase | Offloads constructor work to BrokerageFactory and uses the BaseWebsocketBrokerage base class. |
string Name
The Name
property is a human-readable brokerage name for debugging and logging. For US Equity-regulated brokerages, convention states this name generally ends in the word "Brokerage".
void Connect()
The Connect
method triggers logic for establishing a link to your brokerage. Normally, we don't do this in the constructor because it makes algorithms and brokerages die in the BrokerageFactory
process. For most brokerages, to establish a connection with the brokerage, call the connect method on your SDK library.
The following table provides some example implementations of the Connect
method:
| Brokerage | Description |
|---|---|
| Interactive Brokers | Connects to an external process with the brokerage SDK. |
| OANDA | Simple example that calls the brokerage SDK. |
| Coinbase | Establishes the WebSocket connection and monitoring in a thread. |
If a soft failure occurs like a lost internet connection or a server 502 error, create a new BrokerageMessageEvent
so you allow the algorithm to handle the brokerage messages. For example, Interactive Brokers resets socket connections at different times globally, so users in other parts of the world can get disconnected at strange times of the day. Knowing this, they may elect to have their algorithm ignore specific disconnection attempts.
If a hard failure occurs like an incorrect password or an unsupported API method, throw a real exception with details of the error.
void Disconnect()
The Disconnect
method is called at the end of the algorithm before LEAN shuts down.
bool IsConnected
The IsConnected
property is a boolean that indicates the state of the brokerage connection. Depending on your connection style, this may be automatically handled for you and simply require passing back the value from your SDK. Alternatively, you may need to maintain your own connection state flag in your brokerage class.
bool PlaceOrder(Order order)
The PlaceOrder
method should send a new LEAN order to the brokerage and report back the success or failure. The PlaceOrder
method accepts a generic Order
object, which is the base class for all order types. The first step of placing an order is often to convert it from LEAN format into the format that the brokerage SDK requires. Your brokerage implementation should aim to support as many LEAN order types as possible. There may be other order types in the brokerage, but implementing them is considered out of scope of a rev-0 brokerage implementation.
Converting order types is an error-prone process and you should carefully review each order after you've ported it. Some brokerages have many properties on their orders, so check each required property for each order. To simplify the process, define an internal BrokerOrder ConvertOrder(Order order)
method to convert orders between LEAN format and your brokerage format. Part of the order conversion might be converting the brokerage ticker (for example, LEAN name "EURUSD" vs OANDA name "EUR/USD"). This is done with a BrokerageSymbolMapper
class. You can add this functionality later. For now, pass a request for the brokerage ticker to the stub implementation.
Once the order type is converted, use the IsConnected
property to check if you're connected before placing the order. If you're not connected, throw an exception to halt the algorithm. Otherwise, send the order to your brokerage submit API. Oftentimes, you receive an immediate reply indicating the order was successfully placed. The PlaceOrder
method should return true when the order is accepted by the brokerage. If the order is invalid, immediately rejected, or there is an internet outage, the method should return false.
bool UpdateOrder(Order order)
The UpdateOrder
method transmits an update request to the API and returns true if it was successfully processed. Updating an order is one of the most tricky parts of brokerage implementations. You can easily run into synchronization issues.
The following table provides some example implementations of the UpdateOrder
method:
| Brokerage | Description |
|---|---|
| Interactive Brokers | Updates multiple asset classes with an external application. |
| OANDA | Simple example that calls the brokerage SDK. |
| Coinbase | Throws an exception because order updates are not supported. |
bool CancelOrder(Order order)
bool UpdateOrder(Order order)
List<Order> GetOpenOrders()
List<Holding> GetAccountHoldings()
List<Cash> GetCashBalance()
bool AccountInstantlyUpdated
IEnumerable<BaseData> GetHistory(HistoryRequest request)
bool AccountInstantlyUpdated


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The Big Lebowski (1998) is a feature film by Joel and Ethan Cohen.
Beats include approximate starting times in H:MM format.
Act I: Enter the unknown.
- 1 OPEN FRAME
- 0:00 The Stranger says the story takes place near Los Angeles.
- 0:01 Dude writes a check dated Sep 11, 1991.
- 0:01 Dude buys half-and-half alone at Ralph's.
- 5 SET PINS
- 0:04 Goons soil Dude's rug and realize he is the wrong Lebowski.
- 10 RELEASE HERO
- 0:09 Walter tells Dude to demand reparations from Mr. Lebowski.
- 0:10 Dude leaves the bowling alley and visits Mr. Lebowski.
- 12 LET IT SLIDE
- 0:11 Dude touches one of Mr. Lebowski's awards.
- 0:11 Brandt says "Don't touch that." Dude touches it again.
- 0:14 Bunny asks Dude to blow on her toes. Dude sees Uli passed out in a pool. Bunny offers to fellate Dude for $1,000. Dude is unfazed.
- 0:12 In his office, Mr. Lebowski tells Dude to get a job.
- 25 ROLL ON RUG
- 0:24 Mr. Lebowski shows Dude a ransom note for Bunny. Dude agrees to act as courier by delivering the ransom.
- 0:26 Dude shows Walter and Donny the beeper Brandt gave him. Dude clips the beeper to his shirt.
- 0:29 Dude rolls on
his
rug listening to a bowling tape. Maude and 2 goons enter, interrupt Dude's daydream, and punch him.
Act II: Return to the known.
- 30 FALL INTO PIT
- 0:31 Dude and Walter drive to a deserted area near Simi Valley.
- 0:36-0:39 Dude's car is damaged, then stolen.
- 40 LOOK UNDER HOOD
- 0:40-0:47 Maude invites Dude to her studio. She tells Dude who kidnapped Bunny and why. She offers Dude 10% of any money he can recover. She advises Dude to visit a doctor at her expense.
- 50 GAZE INTO VOID
- 0:52 Mr. Lebowski and Brandt show Dude a dismembered toe.
- 55 LIFT AND DROP
- 0:54 Dude gets high and learns that his car has been recovered.
- 0:54-0:56 Nihilists transform Dude's bath into a marmot Charybdis and threaten to cut off his Johnson. Dude's car smells of urine. The ransom briefcase was not recovered with the car.
- 60 ENTER TUNNEL
- 0:59-1:08 The Stranger talks to Dude about life. Dude meets Knox Harrington, the video artist. Dude learns about Autobahn, Uli's band. Dude watches his landlord's dance performance. Dude learns that Arthur Digby Sellers wrote many episodes of Branded.
- 1:08-1:15 Dude and Walter unsuccessfully interrogate Larry Sellers. Dude's car endures more damage. Dude, Donny, and Walter eat in the car without the benefit of a windshield. On his hands and knees, Dude attempts carpentry.
- 75 TALK TO SOURCE
- 1:14 Dude meets Jackie Treehorn, whose goons soiled Dude's rug.
- 85 ARREST HERO
- 1:24 Dude is arrested and battered by Malibu's police chief.
- 1:26 Dude fails to notice Bunny drive past him.
Act III: Finish the job.
- 90 ENLIGHTEN HERO
- 1:29-1:37 Dude
solves
the case after Maude explains it to him again. Dude calls Walter and convinces him to confront Mr. Lebowski. - 100 ROLL AGAIN
- 1:40 Nihilists confront Dude, Donny, and Walter.
- 110 RETURN AGAIN
- 1:46 Walter accidentally scatters Donny's ashes into Dude's face. Walter apologizes and hugs Dude. Dude forgives Walter.
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I don’t understand why the Wheel trading strategy is so popular on Reddit. Am I missing something? This post is a semi coherent ramble where I try and figure out why, oh why, is the wheel so heavily promoted on Reddit.
What is the Wheel?
Put simply, the Wheel is a covered call strategy. That’s all it is. Really. Nothing more. A strategy so simple that, by the way, it is literally Chapter 2 of the Options Bible, Options as a Strategic Investment. And Chapter 1 is definitions. Not that I have anything against Covered Calls, by the way, I use them in my retirement port.
But if it were that simple, people wouldn’t be enamoured by it. No, instead the wheel disguises itself with its three step strategy:
- Pick a good stock you want to own long term
- Sell puts at the price you want to own the stock at.
- If you don’t get assigned, then you earn the premium, if you do get assigned, then keep the stock and sell covered calls on it until you reach your target price.
Sounds good, doesn’t it? You get free money if your stock goes up, and if you get assigned, it was at the price you wanted to buy it at anyways, so you didn’t lose any money. After all, stonks only go up, so eventually you’ll be able to sell your favorite stock at your target price.
What’s wrong?
1. The Wheel sounds good by blurring time
In any good magic trick, the magician moves his hand so deftly that you don’t see him pull the hankerchief out of his sleeve. When the wheel is presented to you, the magic is in step 3 above.
You see, the usual Wheel strategy is to sell 30-45 days to expiry puts. But then if you get assigned, suddenly the timeframe is infinite!  A strategy that works on an intraday time frame will be different from a 5 day strategy, which differs from a 4 week strategy, which is light years away from a 1-2 year strategy.
So the wheel pulls the wool over your eyes by cleverly suggesting that you’ll be making money every month until you get assigned, then the timeframe flips to infinity.
But you forgot about the covered calls (CC)!
Yes, but it’s never suggested when you stop doing the covered calls. If the stock goes down forever, do you keep your CC position until the stock goes to 0? The timeframe for the puts is clear: 1-2 months. You can measure the P/L, EV, R/R of a position like that. But once you get assigned, suddenly you’re selling calls forever. The assumption is that you hold the stock for a long time, only selling when you hit your target price or breakeven from the CC premiums.
You can’t count the profitability of a CC strategy solely by how much premium you get from selling calls and not care about the movement of the underlying. If not then every CC strategy has an infinite R/R ratio since there’s no risk!
Let’s go to Chapter 2 of OSI and see what it says:
Covered Calls are a bullish strategy where the writer of the call makes a small profit if the underlying is bullish or mildly bearish
Ok, I don’t know if it says that in those words but it definitely says something to the effect of this.
2. The Wheel ignores tail events
Covered Call strategies are a theta strategy, which means they are short volatility and short gamma. If implemented blindly, these strategies are prone to tail events.
2a. Left tail risk (Stonk drills)
The wheel always cutely reminds you that “you’ll get assigned at the price you want!”, cleverly hiding the fact that if the stock you’re selling puts on drops 35% in a single day, you probably didn’t get assigned at the price you wanted. You got a stock trading at 65% of yesterday’s value.
In case you think 35% is ridiculous, it happened just last month (Feb 9 2023) with Lyft.
Or what if the stock tanks 60% overnight? Happened to Credit suisse and silicon valley bank, could happen to you too.
2b. Right tail risk (Stonk shreks)
This one is even more insiduous. What happens if you ran the wheel on META in early Jan ‘23 when it was 120, and in a month it goes to 190? I’m assuming you sold 20% OTM Calls if you’re in phase 2 of the Wheel, which would be 144. So you made a profit, but would you really be happy, knowing you could have made 58% in a month if you had just held shares?
As humans, we tend to think about downside risk, which is why OTM puts are worth more than OTM calls.  Missing a 58% pump up is just as bad for your portfolio as a 38% dip in your port, but you don’t think of those two numbers as being remotely equal in scariness.
3. The Wheel ignores research on Covered Call equity strategies
Optimized portfolio did a fairly good article on QYLD and why it sucks. Briefly summarizing, QYLD buys the QQQ and sells 1mo ATM calls, paying out the premium as income. Even more basically, it’s the wheel in ETF form.
However even with dividend reinvestment, QYLD underperforms the QQQ. Not too surprising, since the QQQ is a fairly volatile growth index which means that it has high right tail risk.
4. The wheel focuses on regular payouts while ignoring CAGR
At the end of the day, I just want to have enough money to retire and fund my kids through college. Isn’t that what all you degenerates want? No? You want what? Food stamps or lambos?
It’s nice to think of having a steady income stream from the wheel where you get paid monthly. But at the end of the day, I just want line to go up. I don’t care if it comes in monthly or if I have to wait 10 years for it, I just want to retire, goddammit. My paycheck is my steady income stream, not my 401k.
I hope you realize that it’s just more attractive as a human to think of being paid $300 a month for 10 years as opposed to a lump sum of $50,000 at the end of 10 years, even though the CAGR of one is higher than the other (even accounting for inflation). But if we want to focus on retirement, we have to have a laser sharp focus on CAGR.
Conclusions
I don’t think anything I’m saying here will be that new to experienced folks. I’m writing this more for the younger me who got so hooked in by the Wheel that I didn’t understand what I was getting into.
The Predicting Alpha article written by Micah Ng (linked below) is a pretty good guide on what the wheel is, and when you should apply it. But remember that it’s a strategy, not a religion, and you have to carefully apply the strategy to express your belief in a stock, for the right timeframe.
Appendix
Why the wheel is equivalent to Covered Calls
Google “en passant”
Seriously, though, here’s how I think about it. We can show that Cash Secured Puts are equivalent to Covered calls with a proof by contradiction. Suppose WOLOG (without loss of generality) that CSPs have a higher expected return than Covered Calls. Then I will show that there exists a risk free strategy that earns money. Since this cannot exist in the real world forever, CSPs are equivalent to CCs.
Simply sell a put, short 100 shares of stock, and buy a call at the same strike as the put. Hold all three until expiration and it should be fairly clear that there is no risk in this strategy except assignment risk. For a sufficiently large entity, assignment risk isn’t that big a deal since they can easily afford to get assigned on the put. And then they can immediately use it to cover the short position and they can sell the call with minimal spread.
This strategy has no risk since if the stock goes up 10 points, then the short position loses money, but the call option is worth 10 points more at expiration.
Since we assumed that the short put has a higher expected return than the covered call, this strategy by assumption makes a profit. But there’s no risk, so this is impossible.
Note that I never said:
- The strike of the put
- The timeframe of the put
Since these are irrelevant to the proof.
Dividend risk?
Yes, I neglected divvies in the above analysis. So this strategy is probably slightly profitable to account for the fact that your short position has to pay out the divvies. But in theory, divvies are factored into the options prices anyways…
Also, this is WSB, who even cares about divvies here.
References
- The Wheel: Options Strategy Guide. https://predictingalpha.com/wheel/
- https://old.reddit.com/r/thetagang/comments/11mxuw1/my_nuanced_take_on_a_common_theta_gang_strategy/


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 He was only allowed out of the shed twice a week.
by Matt JarramA man has bravely spoken of how he was forced to live in a shed at the bottom of his ex-partner's garden for more than a year on a diet of cold baked beans and rice pudding.
Former accountant Chris Chapman, 59, is one of the first examples of a white British 'modern day slave' in Nottinghamshire and has dropped his right to anonymity in the hope others will come forward.
During the eight long years of abuse, Mr Chapman was financially drained and forced to live in a small shed with no heating, where his partner controlled the electricity.
He had to bathe in a bowl of cold water, use a bucket to go to the toilet, and was only allowed out of the shed twice a week.
He was also threatened, humiliated, and assaulted by his partner and her new lover, reports Leicestershire Live.
Rabbits in their three-bedroom Kirkby-in-Ashfield home were treated better than he was.
Mr Chapman thought he had found the love of his life when he met Julie Marsden, 55, during a tour of classic rock show Vampires Rock.
He was working in lighting and he was attracted to her "comical and open" personality, but there was something far darker lurking underneath.
Speaking from a hotel room, he said: "I have always been cautious but I threw caution to the wind this time and I paid for it."
The pair formed a relationship in 2010, where she made promises of wedding proposals, but he believes her eyes wandered when she found out he had his own home.

He was also encouraged to sell off his valuables in order to assist with the bills, while she never worked again.
"The house money went in six months," he said.
"Every time we went out, she would say 'I would like that.' She took every penny. It (the abuse) started when the money ran out."
He said the first thing to go was his place in the bed they shared; forcing him to sleep on a single mattress under the stairs next to three freezers and a tumble dryer.
She convinced him it was because he had to keep a close eye on their dogs.
"I was getting more ostracised," he said. "She said 'you can leave at any time but you will be homeless. I was fearful of that option."
Then, in 2016, she told Mr Chapman she wanted an open relationship and brought Gary Cooper, 53, into the home they shared.
He moved into the bedroom immediately.
He was told he could no longer eat at the table and was forced to have his tea on the bottom step of the stairs so he didn't make any noise.
Then on a cold New Years Day in 2017, he was booted out of the home and told he must live in the 8ft by 5ft shed at the bottom of the garden, with no insulation.
He had to use bottles and a bucket to go to the toilet, and could only empty the contents on the two days he was allowed out a week.
As Marsden had complete control of his bank accounts, she gave him £15 a week to dip into; money that came from the £146 fortnight benefits he received for ill health.
He lost seven stone due to a poor diet and was given no proper cooking facilities.
They even had a switch hooked up to the home where they could control his electricity.
As his escape was listening to the rock music on his laptop, they would turn it off at 10.30pm, sometimes before, to prolong the suffering.
"I was a slave primarily. There were more and more rules. I had no say.
"When I came out of the shed I was told to go back in. 'You can't be out here. It's not allowed.'
"I had to stay in the shed and I was told I could not look out of the window. If I went into the house I would have Gary threatening to hit me.
"I was given a bowl and an outside tap to wash. I did have a kettle but if I used that for hot water they said their bill will go up.
"They stopped feeding me early on - that was the first thing that was taken away.
"They gave me £15 out of my benefits and I had to live off that. I had to buy my own food.
"It was cold baked beans, rice pudding and some bread. In the middle of the summer my margarine was turning into water. I did not even have a fan.
"When it was cold, it was exceedingly cold because there was no heating. Five days a week I was in there 24 hours a day."
Due to the harsh conditions he developed arthritis and depression.
"I certainly felt dispair. How can I live like this? How did I end up like this? I still clung onto hope, the hope that eventually she had to let me go.
"I really don't know why they treated me that way unless it was purely financial."
Despite the years of abuse, Mr Chapman said: "I still have no degree of malice towards them."
When asked why he never left, he said: "If you don't have a penny - I hadn't even got 20p in my pocket - how do you get out of something like that?
"The fear of being homeless was my greatest fear, which they preyed on.
"I felt very isolated. Lonely is not a strong enough word. I was losing the art of conversation because I was not talking to anyone and because they were telling me what to do.
"I did not live, I endured. It was long days of endurance getting me through each day and to keep my sanity and hope."
Police came across Mr Chapman after a neighbour witnessed Cooper assaulting him in May 2018.
They stumbled across his living conditions and the pair were arrested on modern slavery charges.
The Crown Prosecution Service went for control and coercive behaviour in a relationship and Marsden pleaded guilty.
Marsden was jailed for 16 months while Cooper was jailed for 15 months for assisting the offence.
A restraining order was also made against the pair never to contact Mr Chapman.
Mr Chapman was moved to a safe house for victims of modern slavery.
 You would not want to go into that shed.
"This case is a good example of our misconception that modern day slavery is foreign nationals.
"It is a reminder to all of us that it can happen to anyone. Chris is educated and an accountant. He has lost everything, all of his belongings are ruined."
Mr Chapman added: "I have no history. It was like I was born 18 months ago. I don't even have a photo of my parents anymore."


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My name is Qusay, I've been in my birth for almost two and a half decades. At that time, I tried hard to be a better person every new day. I can't stand to live a life full of routine and boredom, which I strive to make my life full of new experiences and here I am currently going through the experience of learning software development and honestly it is an experience full of new knowledge and interesting things
Eeducation history
- high school degree in scientific specialization from Omar Bin Khattab School With GPA of 90%
- Bachelor degree in industrial engineering from JUSTwith Gpa of 3.2 out of 4qx
Job Experience
i lunched my own business in 2016 which is a small place for making accessories and continue for that for 2 years then, for some personal issues i had to stop this business and go forward another things.. I worked in sujab industrial comapny for three months as a quality control Engineer then, after that i worked in Extensya as customer service representative for three months
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I have two goals: to become a millionaire and to travel to all the countries of the world. The second is to complete my postgraduate studies and get a PhD in industrial engineering from the best university in the world.
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React-navigation comes with the ability to integrate with Redux. Though it is optional, we highly recommend doing this. Before reading this chapter, please make sure that you have a basic understanding of react-navigation. If not, please have a look at this.
React-navigation maintains its internal store to keep track of stacks, routes-history, etc., if not configured to the Redux store. This was done so that it is easy to configure the library and handle use cases when the app doesn't use Redux or does not require store linking. After installing the library and configuring routes, you will see something like this in the debugger when you navigate.
While the integration is completely optional, we highly recommend doing this if your app is already using Redux because of the following reasons:
It gives us a lot more flexibility to control the route state at every point in time. Consider a case where you want to call a function on every route change, for example for screen tracking. You can use redux-middleware in such a scenario.
It makes the navigation much more readable and cleaner. You just have to dispatch an action with the routeName to which you want to navigate.
It removes the dependency on needing a React component to be able to navigate. Consider a scenario where you want to navigate from your redux-thunk or a redux-saga file. You would be unable to do it without integrating react-navigation with Redux.
Integration with the Redux store is pretty easy. Let's continue with the integration in our NoteTaker app using three simple steps.
Run npm install react-navigation-redux-helpers
or yarn add react-navigation-redux-helpers
In your reducer's index file, add the following:
reducers/index.js
import {combineReducers} from 'redux';
import test from './test.reducer';
import Router from '../../routes';
const router = Router.router;
const homeNavAction = router.getActionForPathAndParams('home');
const initialNavState = router.getStateForAction(homeNavAction);
const nav = (state = initialNavState, action) => {
const nextState = router.getStateForAction(action, state);
return nextState || state;
};
export default combineReducers({
test,
nav
});
Now let's go through the code:
router.getActionForPathAndParams
: This function receives the key defined for a route in Navigator and params and returns an action which is needed to update the navigation state. In redux language, we need to call this action to navigate to a route. Output of this statement: Object {type: "Navigation/NAVIGATE", routeName: "home", action: Object}
This is the action that we get for the path 'home'. This becomes the initial route of our navigator.
router.getStateForAction(homeNavAction)
: The above step gives us the action for navigating to the initial route, now we have to update the state of the Navigator to actually navigate to the route. So we pass the action and the current state of the navigator to getStateForAction and it returns the new updated state. Output of this statement:
Object {key: "StackRouterRoot", isTransitioning: false, index: 0, routes: Array(1)}
index: 0
isTransitioning: false
key: "id-1522736064605-0"
params: undefined
routeName: "home"
routes: Array(1) {
0: Object
key: "id-1522736173525-0"
params: undefined
routeName: "home"
}
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { Provider } from 'react-redux';
import { createStore, applyMiddleware } from 'redux';
import reducers from './reducers';
import { createReactNavigationReduxMiddleware } from 'react-navigation-redux-helpers';
import RouterWithNavState from './routes';
const middleware = createReactNavigationReduxMiddleware(
'root',
state => state.nav,
);
const store = createStore(reducers, {}, applyMiddleware(middleware));
export default class App extends Component {
render() {
return (
<Provider store={store}>
<RouterWithNavState />
</Provider>
);
}
}
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { StackNavigator, addNavigationHelpers } from 'react-navigation';
import { createReduxBoundAddListener } from 'react-navigation-redux-helpers';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
//example routes
import AuthRoutes from './auth.routes';
//example component
import Home from '../Components/Home';
export const Router = StackNavigator({
home: {
screen: Home,
navigationOptions: {
header: null
}
},
auth: {
screen: AuthRoutes,
navigationOptions: {
header: null
}
}
});
class RouterWithNavState extends Component {
render() {
const addListener = createReduxBoundAddListener('root');
const { dispatch, nav } = this.props;
return (
<Router
navigation={addNavigationHelpers({ dispatch, state: nav, addListener })}
/>
);
}
}
const mapStateToProps = (state) => {
return ({
nav: state.nav
});
};
RouterWithNavState.propTypes = {
dispatch: PropTypes.func,
nav: PropTypes.object
};
export default connect(mapStateToProps)(RouterWithNavState);
After the integration, you will be able to see the navigation state and actions inside your debugger's store.
Since we are done with the Redux integration, let's test if the integration actually works and if we are able to navigate by dispatching an action.
Let's refactor our Home.page.js file to dispatch an action on About button click instead of using this.props.navigation.
Home.page.js
import {connect} from 'react-redux';
import {NavigationActions} from 'react-navigation';
class HomePage extends Component {
render () {
return <Home onAboutPress={this.props.onAboutPress}/>;
}
}
const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => ({
onAboutPress: () => {
dispatch(NavigationActions.navigate({routeName: 'about'}));
}
});
export default connect(null, mapDispatchToProps)(HomePage);
And voila! it works like a charm.
As you can see above, we are dispatching an action to navigate to about
page. You might be wondering what's NavigationActions.navigate
. Well, it's just an action creator which dispatches an action with type "Navigation/NAVIGATE".
If you need to pass some parameters to the next route, you could do so using the params key. Example:
dispatch(NavigationActions.navigate({routeName: 'about', params: {someKey: 'someValue'}}));
You can access the passed params in the page using this.props.navigation.state.params
inside the page file.
About.page.js
import result from 'lodash/result';
class AboutPage extends Component {
render () {
const navigatingFrom = result(this.props, 'navigation.state.params.navigatingFrom', '');
return (
<View style={styles.container}>
<Text>About View </Text>
{navigatingFrom ? <Text>Navigating from: {navigatingFrom} </Text> : null}
</View>
);
}
}
Here are some gotchas which you might face:
goBack
to the index screen of the current stack and then go to the screen where you want to navigate or use reset action creator.Note: navigation-actions provides us with a lot of other action-creators as well such as back, reset, etc. Please have a look here to know all of them.
The code till here can be found on the branch chapter/10/10.2


Before Change
// Restore original model to keep upstream callers unaffected.
idx = 0
for layer in model.layers[1:]:
if hasattr(layer, "activation"):
layer.activation = original_activations[idx]
idx += 1
After Change
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if hasattr(layer, "activation"):
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modified_layer = Activation("relu")
modified_layer.inbound_nodes = layer.inbound_nodes
modified_layer.name = layer.name
modified_model.layers[i] = modified_layer
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In July 2005, three friends and I took a road trip to Canada. After taking three days in the states, we arrived at our destination, Vancouver B.C. We asked around town on where to pick up some marijuana and was directed to Hastings St. We walked down the street stopping in every head shop we came across. One shop we went into was selling various drugs we did not know one was able to purchase in Canada, including such things as Coca leaves, amanita muscaria, DMT, peyote, etc. One of the friends I was with bought some coca leaves, and his brother bought 700mg. of (peyote) mescaline alkaloids.
We went on our merry way enjoying the city and somebody's coca leaves, and eventually picked up a half an ounce of marijuana from the bouncer at the pub around the corner from the New Amsterdam. We left Vancouver that night and headed north becoming stranded in Whistler as our wheel from the truck we were in came off and dissapeared down the mountain freeway. After camping for four nights, the truck was repaired and two of us went into town to get the truck and wine/beer while the other two stayed to watch camp.
When the two arrived back, instead of buying wine/beer, they had picked up a bag of psilocybin cyanescens from some of the local residents. So we packed up our stuff,(regretably as we were camped on the most beautiful lake I have seen to date), and went to town. I bought two bottles of wine, a six pack, and two 40oz. We went to find another camping spot this time, which happened to be a dead-end dirt road just off of the highway, but still out of site to passing cars. We got out, set up camp, and began sampling the flavours of Canada's lovely wines and extravagent beers. This was now around 6pm on July 28th.
So we divied up the shrooms among three of us, the other opting out as he was to experience mescaline for the first time, having previously done shrooms several times. As for myself, the only psychedelic I had ever experienced was salvia divinorum. I ate the mushrooms, and having drank aprox. 12oz of beer decided to quit drinking. In about 15-20 minutes after ingesting the mushrooms, the first effects began to set in. I was aware of hightened sounds and colors with a feeling of euphoria and uncontrollable laughter coming at random times.
The feeling was similar to having smoked marijuana the first few times. The one of us who had mescaline had prepared it in a tea, and invited all of the group to 'taste this,' in which none of us turned down. By the time the second wave from the mushrooms was cresting, I was beginning to see rather strange apparitions floating about, random colors coming in and out of the ground and trees, and hearing people talk to me that weren't really talking to me. Mr. Mescaline then handed me the bottom of his tea and said, 'drink this' I asked, 'all of it' and he nodded in approval.
I was rather talkative, though I don't recall what I was talking about, and he changed his mind and said, 'give me that.' I stubbornly said, 'NO!' and not thinking, downed the remaining alkaloids in the bottom.   This is when I realized what I had done. I ingested aprox. 350+mg of mescaline. My mood changed from exstatic euphoria, to anxiety and panic.
At this point, two of the group went down a trail to look for a river we knew was not too far from camp. Mr. Mescaline and I stayed behind to wait and see what the others found. He sat there unhappy about his decision of letting me have his tea, and I looked at paintings and drawings we all had contributed at various points on the road-trip. I drew a pencil drawing and sat around feeling somewhat relaxed, although there was a nagging feeling of, 'what now? nausea? puking?' I was now on my third peak, of which I didn't come down from for about 4 hours.
The mescaline had kicked in and I was feeling the effects. I was able to tell mood just by looking at Mr. Mescaline, and as I talked to him I could see that he was angry with himself but his mood would contantly change as he would focus on different things that he was doing. When I looked up, the clouds were changing color from the sunset, but I only saw what appeared to be colored foil rappidly morphing into each other. I could hear the sky talking to me, asking me questions but still not quite distinguishable in my mind.
The two of us left in camp decided to go to the river as the others had not yet returned. I watched Mr. M go down the trail and turned to put something away. I walked to where the trail forked and suddenly realized that I was lost. I looked to my right and I could see camp about 100 yards away, but I didn't know where I was.  He chuckled and lead me down the trail and through a forest that if he wasn't in front of me, I would have no idea what I was doing or where I was going. We got to the river and listened to it for some time.
I could watch the waves and swirls of the water and again something was talking to me, this time it was the river. I still could not distinguish what it was saying as the roar of the water was to loud to hear what the river was saying. I enjoyed watching the colors of water change from green to blue into undecribable other colors. We all decided to head back to camp as it was now getting dark, and we didn't want to get lost in the forest.
Now back on the trail I began exclaiming, 'OH MY GAHD!! WE'RE IN CANADA, ON SHROOMS, ON PEYOTE!!' over and over again at the top of my lungs. By this time, anything that came out of my mouth was not necessarily what I was thinking, as my mind had separated into three different minds. One was my own, which pretty much sat in the back and observed, one was spiritual and was taking in all the sacredness of what was around, and the other was the obnoxious inexperienced foulmouth who now had control over everything I was saying.
When we were back in camp, I lay down and looked at the sky. By this time the stars were out and I could see them breathing and forming 3-dimentional shapes which would come down from the sky almost slamming into my face. I had a feeling of serenity in my spiritual mind, confusion in my real mind, and anxiety and fear in my third mind.  It's pissing me off!' I layed down in my sleeping bag to try and settle some nerves that were becoming frayed.
At this point, with all the Canadian biting flys and other insects accumulating on my face, I experienced death and went through several stages such as decomposition, becoming earth, growth into new plants, and spiritual reincarnation in the depths of outer-space as almost a gasseous thought floating around and observing all the cycles of everything in, on or about earth. I at once understood everything. In the middle of the night I realized that I was myself again, and bluntly stated, 'I'm done.' to the other members of the group. They welcomed me back and I appologized for anything I may have said or done.
We ate, set up our tent, and went to sleep but not dreaming.  I highly recommend the experience, but be cautioned and be mentally prepared, our choice of camp just off the highway was a bad choice. At least I came out of the trip a new enlightened person.
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By Ross Anthony
Wow, what to say? If you liked "Clerks" or are deep into the "rave" culture you'll no doubt enjoy this wacky drugged out piece of video-cinema.
Unfortunately, the majority of the movie-going population may think otherwise. Heavy on the "F" word, focusing on illegal drug consumption and expressed in a thick hyperactive and Welsh/British tongue; "Human Traffic" nonetheless keeps an uncaring chin up, proud as it is paranoid.
Subject matter aside, the production is a drain trap, catching all the social and philosophic ramblings of some excitable young UK talent, high, coming down, and otherwise never at a loss for words.
Almost entirely character driven, there is a faint attempt to make a plot out of getting an extra ticket so that this motley group of starburst mates can hit the hottest dance/drug club in all of Cardiff. Oh, and another smaller tension created by two best friends of opposite sex wondering if there's more to their relationship.
Besides, the occasional ecstasy-inspired gems that spew from these nervous pals; the look and feel of the production rattles with a juicy eye for the screen. Though, sometimes overdone and/or mis-edited, writer/director Justin Kerrigan interjects visuals that picturize what his characters are merely conceptualizing. It's a tactic that David E. Kelley does so well with "Ally McBeal." Overall, it's energy laden, cleanly-cut and looks good, and (like Kevin Smith of "Clerks" that later did "Dogma") full of future picture promise.
Watching stoned people swear is not my idea of a good time, but I did enjoy the production techniques and the minor relationships between these main characters and their parents.
In one scene, Muff's father chases him out of the house yelling about getting a job or something. The camera follows the two as they tear down the steps, Muff rants on how everyone he knows that has a job hates it and that he's just "not ready yet to be miserable."
Human Traffic. Copyright © 2000. Starring John Simm, Lorraine Pilkington, Shaun Parkes, Nicola Reynolds, Danny Dyer, Andrew Lincoln, Carl Cox, Howard Marks. Written and Directed by Justin Kerrigan. Produced by Allan Niblo, Emer McCourt at Fruit Salad LTD/Miramax release.
Grade..........................B-
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Feel free to check out the source code, pull it, and make some changes yourself!


package net.flashpunk
{
import flash.display.BitmapData;
import flash.geom.Point;
/**
* Base class for all graphical types that can be drawn by Entity.
*/
public class Graphic
{
/**
* If the graphic should update.
*/
public var active:Boolean = false;
/**
* If the graphic should render.
*/
public var visible:Boolean = true;
/**
* X offset.
*/
public var x:Number = 0;
/**
* Y offset.
*/
public var y:Number = 0;
/**
* X scrollfactor, effects how much the camera offsets the drawn graphic.
* Can be used for parallax effect, eg. Set to 0 to follow the camera,
* 0.5 to move at half-speed of the camera, or 1 (default) to stay still.
*/
public var scrollX:Number = 1;
/**
* Y scrollfactor, effects how much the camera offsets the drawn graphic.
* Can be used for parallax effect, eg. Set to 0 to follow the camera,
* 0.5 to move at half-speed of the camera, or 1 (default) to stay still.
*/
public var scrollY:Number = 1;
/**
* If the graphic should render at its position relative to its parent Entity's position.
*/
public var relative:Boolean = true;
/**
* Constructor.
*/
public function Graphic()
{
}
/**
* Updates the graphic.
*/
public function update():void
{
}
/**
* Renders the graphic to the screen buffer.
* @param point The position to draw the graphic.
* @param camera The camera offset.
*/
public function render(target:BitmapData, point:Point, camera:Point):void
{
}
/** @private Callback for when the graphic is assigned to an Entity. */
protected function get assign():Function { return _assign; }
protected function set assign(value:Function):void { _assign = value; }
/** @private */ internal var _assign:Function;
/** @private */ internal var _scroll:Boolean = true;
/** @private */ protected var _point:Point = new Point;
}
}


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vignettes/basics.Rmd
basics.Rmd
In this tutorial we will walk you through the basics of shiny.semantic
.
First of all, let’s answer a few questions:
shiny.semantic
?You can build your Shiny
apps with standard shiny UI that relies on Bootstrap. This means that Shiny
attaches CSS and JS code that is responsible for its neat look. However, after a while you might notice that all apps made this way tend to look quite similar. shiny.semantic
helps you to add a fresh look to your web application by providing an alternative UI framework that works under the hood.
shiny.semantic
has to do with Fomantic UI?Similarly to Shiny
attaching Bootstrap CSS and JS libraries, shiny.semantic
relies on Fomantic UI. Historically, we built this package around Semantic UI library, but it got deprecated and now (since December 2019) we rely on the well-supported and maintained community fork called Fomantic UI.
Not at all! For your convenience, we created wrappers of the most popular functions that you know from Shiny
. For example, you can create an action button using a snake case (which is a shiny.semantic
standard): action_button
, or you can use, more familiar from Shiny
, camel case with consistent parameters: actionButton
.
Note, however, that the philosophy behind the Bootstrap and Fomantic is quite different, so some behaviour might also differ. Usually shiny.semantic
warns you or you can learn more about it from documentation of a specific function.
shiny.semantic
?It depends. In general, to be able to render shiny.semantic
components correctly, your app UI
code must be surrounded by semanticPage
(equivalent of fluidPage
) function that switches off standard Bootstrap dependencies. Thus some components from Shiny might look just bad, but don’t worry - most of them have shiny.semantic
alternatives. Having said that, all of standard HTML elements from Shiny should work just fine (like shiny::div
or shiny::h2
).
shiny.semantic
?You can use shiny.semantic
in two ways:
If you know this and that about web development, you can create a number of components by extending standard Shiny
objects with class definitions from Fomantic UI documentation. For example:
div(class = "ui raised segment", div( a(class="ui green ribbon label", "Link"), p("Lorem ipsum, lorem ipsum, lorem ipsum"), actionButton("button", "Click") ) )
If you are not that comfortable with web development, you can take advantage of the number of elements that we implemented for you. See some examples below:
range_input("range", 10, 15, 0, 20) text_input("txt", type = "text", placeholder = "Enter Text") date_input("date")
For more components visit our Components live demo website or the examples/
folder on our repository.
Little sneak-peak of what you can get is listed on the graphics below. Most of the components you may insert with just single line of code!
If you want to learn how to use a particular UI component, check its documentation. For example, you can call in RStudio (to see the docs for a counter button):
?counter_button
or use our documentation website.
All examples come with easy to use code snippets that will help you get started. We hope that this short overview was useful. Good luck with building your first amazing app with shiny.semantic
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Document
A custom Document
is commonly used to augment your application’s <html>
and <body>
tags. This is necessary because Next.js pages skip the definition of the surrounding document’s markup.
To override the default Document
, create the file ./pages/_document.js
and extend the Document
class as shown below:
import Document, { Html, Head, Main, NextScript } from "next/document";
class MyDocument extends Document {
static async getInitialProps(ctx) {
const initialProps = await Document.getInitialProps(ctx);
return { ...initialProps };
}
render() {
return (
<Html>
<Head />
<body>
<Main />
<NextScript />
</body>
</Html>
);
}
}
export default MyDocument;
The code above is the default
Document
added by Next.js. Feel free to remove thegetInitialProps
orrender
function fromMyDocument
if you don’t need to change them.
<Html>
, <Head />
, <Main />
and <NextScript />
are required for the page to be properly rendered.
Custom attributes are allowed as props, like lang
:
<Html lang="en">
The <Head />
component used here is not the same one from next/head
. The <Head />
component used here should only be used for any <head>
code that is common for all pages. For all other cases, such as <title>
tags, we recommend using next/head
in your pages or components.
The ctx
object is equivalent to the one received in getInitialProps
, with one addition:
renderPage
: Function
- a callback that runs the actual React rendering logic (synchronously). It’s useful to decorate this function in order to support server-rendering wrappers like Aphrodite’s renderStatic
Document
is only rendered in the server, event handlers like onClick
won’t work.<Main />
will not be initialized by the browser. Do not add application logic here or custom CSS (like styled-jsx
). If you need shared components in all your pages (like a menu or a toolbar), take a look at the App
component instead.Document
’s getInitialProps
function is not called during client-side transitions, nor when a page is statically optimized.Document
currently does not support Next.js Data Fetching methods like getStaticProps
or getServerSideProps
.renderPage
It should be noted that the only reason you should be customizing
renderPage
is for usage with css-in-js libraries that need to wrap the application to properly work with server-side rendering.
It takes as argument an options object for further customization:
import Document from "next/document";
class MyDocument extends Document {
static async getInitialProps(ctx) {
const originalRenderPage = ctx.renderPage;
ctx.renderPage = () =>
originalRenderPage({
// useful for wrapping the whole react tree
enhanceApp: (App) => App,
// useful for wrapping in a per-page basis
enhanceComponent: (Component) => Component,
});
// Run the parent `getInitialProps`, it now includes the custom `renderPage`
const initialProps = await Document.getInitialProps(ctx);
return initialProps;
}
}
export default MyDocument;
You can use the built-in DocumentContext
type and change the file name to ./pages/_document.tsx
like so:
import Document, { DocumentContext } from "next/document";
class MyDocument extends Document {
static async getInitialProps(ctx: DocumentContext) {
const initialProps = await Document.getInitialProps(ctx);
return initialProps;
}
}
export default MyDocument;


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Numeric Types
B elow we cover all the default Numeric Types and how to work with them
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# NUMERIC TYPES
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Integers
a = 5 # example of integer (1)
print(a) # ...
print(type(a)) # <class 'int'>
print('') # N.B: in python everything is an object
# Floating Points
x = 33.5 # example of floating point (2)
print(x) # ...
print(type(x)) # <class 'float'>
print('') # ...
# Complex Types
c = 4 + 5j # example of complex (3)
print(c) # ...
print(type(c)) # <class 'complex'>
print('') # ...
# Binary/Hexadecimal Values
b = 0b01010 # example of binary integer (4)
h = 0xf # example of hexadecimal integer (5)
print(b) # ...
print(h) # ...
print(type(b)) # <class 'int'>
print(type(h)) # <class 'float'>
print('') # ...
# Boolean Types
g = True # example of boolean type (6)
print(g) # ...
print(type(g)) # <class 'boolean'>
print(9>8) # condition true
print(9<8) # condition false
print('') # ...
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Math Operator
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
print(int('42')) # example of conversion(1)
print(float('42')) # example of conversion(2)
print(bin(42)) # example of conversion(3)
print(hex(42)) # example of conversion(4)
print(oct(42)) # example of conversion(5)
print("Addition:\t", 3 + 4) # example of add
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a, b = 10,5
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print(a) # ...
a *= b # assignment operator (2)
print(a) # ...
print(a==75 and b==5) # logical operator (1)
print(a==10 and b==5) # logical operator (2)
print(a==10 and b==5) # logical operator (3)
print(not(a==10 and b==5)) # logical operator (4)
Exercises
- Exercise 1.
- Write a Python program that accepts the radius of a circle from the user and compute the area
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Exercise_01
# Write a Python program that accepts the radius of a circle from the user and compute the area
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
from math import pi
radius = float(input ('Input the radius of the circle: '))
area = (pi * radius**2)
print('The area of the circle with radius ' + str(radius) + ' is ' + str(area) + '\n\n')
- Exercise 2.
- Write a Python program that calculate number of days between two dates
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Exercise_02
# Write a Python program that calculate number of days between two dates
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
from datetime import date
yy = int(input('Input the start date year: '))
mm = int(input('Input the start date month: '))
dd = int(input('Input the start date day: '))
start_date = date(yy,mm,dd)
yy = int(input('Input the finish date year: '))
mm = int(input('Input the finish date month: '))
dd = int(input('Input the finish date day: '))
finish_date = date(yy,mm,dd)
diff = (finish_date - start_date)
print('Number of days between ' + str(start_date) + ' and '
+ str(finish_date) + ' is ' + str(diff) + '\n')
- Exercise 3.
- Write a Python program that compute the greatest common divisor (GCD) and the least common multiple (LCM) of two positive integers.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Exercise_03
# Write a Python program that compute the greatest common divisor (GCD) and the least common
# multiple (LCM) of two positive integers.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def gcd(x, y):
while y != 0:
(x, y) = (y, x % y)
return abs(x)
def lcm(x,y):
return ((x * y)/ gcd(x,y))
firstNumber = int(input('Please enter first number: '))
secondNumber = int(input('Please enter second number: '))
print('GCD between ' + str(firstNumber) + ' and ' + str(secondNumber)
+ ' is ' + str(gcd(firstNumber,secondNumber)))
print('LCM between ' + str(firstNumber) + ' and ' + str(secondNumber)
+ ' is ' + str(lcm(firstNumber,secondNumber)) + '\n')
- Exercise 4.
- Write a Python program that compute the distance between the points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2).
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Exercise_04
# Write a Python program that compute the distance between the points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2).
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
import math
p1 = [int(input('Enter the coordinates of the first point: ')) for x in range(2)]
p2 = [int(input('Enter the coordinates of the second point: ')) for x in range(2)]
distance = math.sqrt( ((p1[0]-p2[0])**2)+((p1[1]-p2[1])**2) )
print('\nDistance between ' + str(p1) + ' and ' + str(p2) + ' is ' + str(distance) + '\n')
- Exercise 5.
- Write a Python program that calculate the hypotenuse of a right angled triangle.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Exercise_05
# Write a Python program that calculate the hypotenuse of a right angled triangle.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
a = int(input('Please enter lenght of first catete: '))
b = int(input('Please enter lenght of second catete: '))
hypotenuse = math.sqrt((a**2) + (b**2))
print('\nThe lenght of hypotenuse is ' + str(hypotenuse) + '\n')
- Exercise 6.
- Write a Python program that calculate the Fibonacci series (not recursive way).
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Exercise_06
# Write a Python program that calculate the Fibonacci series (not recursive way).
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def Fibonacci():
a, b = 0, 1
while True: # First iteration:
yield a # yield 0 to start with and then
a, b = b, a + b # "a" will now be 1, and "b" will also be 1, (0 + 1)
index_number = int(input('Please enter the number of terms: '))
for index, fibonacci_number in enumerate(Fibonacci()):
print('{i:3}: {f:3}'.format(i=index, f=fibonacci_number))
if index == index_number:
break


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Ro-ro EUROCARGO TRIESTE fire, Livorno UPDATE
by STEPAN KOTCHERGARo-ro cargo ship EUROCARGO TRIESTE suffered fire in engine room soon after she left Livorno, Italy, at around 0130 UTC Nov 21. Engine room, according to reports, was sealed, fire fighting flooding system was activated. The ship was some 4 miles off Livorno, tugs took her back to port harbor, later she was moved out and kept outside port, with firefighting team or teams fighting fire or cooling hull, not clear. Latest AIS timed 1030 UTC, the ship was outside Livorno with tug and SAR boat at her side, condition unknown, fire status unknown, extent of damages unknown. 25 crew reported safe, no passengers on board, ship’s carrying some 200 or more vehicles. Understood fire extinguished, EUROCARGO TRIESTE anchored, firefighters checking the ship.
UPDATE: Fire was extinguished in the afternoon, one engine was on fire, later fire spread to generator. According to latest news, the ship was cleared to enter Livorno, and reportedly, as of 1700 UTC she was already berthed, though AIS is still off.
Ro-ro cargo ship EUROCARGO TRIESTE, IMO 9131515, GT 26536, built 1997, flag Malta, operator GRIMALDI.