Hello Mrs June hello more sure Jones you look like you've just come fresh from
zumba I thank you you mean sweaty and sort of dishevels yes I have I meant
glowing because of your diligence and the air of exercise I'm glowing something
I was zumba it was good I still feel like I'm the only person in the class is
no one what's going on so I look like a cricket on crack in the back trying to
figure out. Anyway, I didn't like to trip myself or anything, so that's nice.
No, I'm so proud of you. You didn't trip yourself.
Thank you. Thank you. I keep looking up when my cousin Holly is looking at me saying,
smile.  And I'm like, no, I'm not having fun.
Sorry. Talk to me about this week. Favorite thing from this week? Don't think it, tell me.
They were thinking from this week, Aioli.
Okay.
I wish Aioli was a fancy new restaurant, but it literally is Aioli.
Talk to me about your Aioli, which for the record was absolutely delicious.
Well, I got a recipe for making your own mayonnaise that is whole 30 compliant from
Shannon.
And so I made that.

- No, I'm not gonna have silence for this week,
potato fries.
And they are truly gone now.
- Amazing how a baked root vegetable
is appealing when you're on Whole 30.
- I think I would like that no matter what,
actually they're really good.
- Yeah, they were delicious.
- They're really good.
So I put all the mayonnaise and a jar
and had some leftover and I thought,
oh, I'll make aioli, I have no idea how to do this,
but I'll just fully spirit it.
So I just put in some things as they came to my mind
And it turned out great.
- It was absolutely delicious.
- I'd bathe in it.
I mean, that wouldn't be a productive bathing, of course,
'cause I'd then have to shower afterwards,
but it would taste good.
(laughs)
- Oh dear, I don't even know where to go.
(laughs)
Heidi Baker was at our church on Sunday.
- She was.
- Things were always quiet when Heidi comes.
Nothing seems to happen.
Just a mundane normal service when Heidi's in time.
For those of you who maybe listened to the podcast
for some reason don't know who Heidi and her husband Roland are as they are missionaries out in Mozambique have been for how many years did they say they were celebrating
I can't it's been like 20 or something lots of years there and
Gosh if you ever want some stories
Make sure to make your question whether you're actually saved then you want to listen to Heidi and Roland
They're just incredible people who love Jesus
Love the lost and love the poor and have given their lives a wholeheartedly for the kingdom and so
She's so generous and gracious. She was in time for the go conference
The national iris that it's phenomenal job of we should talk with that they did an amazing job and laal nelson so proud of you guys are amazing
But wrong is on hide you were in for the conference and hidey came over and spoke Sunday morning. She's just amazing
Did you come in to miss a and?
We love our pieces, but our technology all fell down a church. So that was never fun. No, but I mean it turned out fine. Ah,
Brilliant. What are you gonna do?
 We did first week of teaching back in the swing of things. Yep
Students are all like super excited and you know, they were all early weren't they?
We turn up and they're all super early.  You guys are
eager and keen and hungry, which is just absolutely awesome. Probably the most important thing.
I mean, well, we should probably stop and say it seems like everybody we know has their birthday
in September. So happy birthday. Everybody's had a birthday in September. My Instagram feed right
now seems to just be birthday. Birthday after birthday invitations.
Yeah. So that's awesome. Yeah, very happy returns or whatever the phrase is. But probably the most
important thing. More so than a only was new iPhone to go out released. In fact, not only did
new iPhones get released, but new iPhones were announced and the Apple Watch was announced.
Mummy wants an Apple Watch.
Of course, Mummy does.  What was funny about Tuesday was the keynote.
Varying degrees of success with the "please everybody don't tell me anything that's going on because
I want to watch it when I get home." Usually, I just give up halfway through the day because
inevitably somebody's tweet or text me something but this year.
I disabled all my notifications so even if people tried to.
I couldn't I'm sure that everybody around me didn't tell me anything you cheated and look at the website.
I had I didn't drop hints you I did not drop hints did you or did you not make a joke about the new iPhone.
Which at the point.
Really the new iPhone you didn't read out Chris locks.
i was about an apple watch and if you look to the watch it was a watch from the seventies that he put up on instagram saying look at the new apple watch that's not cheating.
I felt betrayed in my heart okay maybe you should get a so so.
Thank you for your understanding darling compassion it overwhelms me no but anyway man she gets to Tuesday and i was so excited we came home.
We had a bit of a rough time with our kids and schooling and we got them to about seven we sit down with fire up the apple TV like all this is going to be awesome.
Technical delays i don't think apple posted their keynote till eight p.m.
I know you're just about to be time i was i'm gonna watch master chef we watch it and uh.
The funny thing about the phones is i you know not to not to look down on the genius amount of work that they've been but i can i was like oh yeah that's really awesome.
Not really nourished upgrade because it's not like my phone is like a slow or oh my photos are very good. My photos are amazing. My videos are amazing. My phone is super fast.
So I was like why would you bother upgrading.
But we upgraded.
Come to that in a minute. But then the watch thing of course we're expecting some sort of.
the watches beautiful.
I'm really, I think we're probably just excited because it's something new and something shiny.
And I like new and shiny, but I also like watches.
I wanted to watch until now I'm ready to hold out for this one.
The funny thing with the phones, I'm not an economist by any means, but I guess this is the
joy of living in an open market where we're currently with AT&T. We both have iPhone 5s.
And to buy these new phones costs an enormous amount of money,
they're expensive phones and of course the carrier subsidizes them.
But we worked out that we could switch to T-Mobile and save money, which is what we did.
So we're switching to T-Mobile.  I tried the big one. When I say I tried, I downloaded a PDF,
scale, design, cut it out, stuck it to some cardboard and carry around with me for a couple
I cut it out.
You're very gracious.
Whatever.
I thought, I'm going to try the big one.
I don't like it.
We can swap it in.
Can you?
I'm sure we can.
I'm sure it was like a 14 day exchange.
If not, I guess I'm stuck with a humongous phone, which case I'll get used to either
way.
But we realized, yes, we can switch our carrier.
T-Mobile will buy out our contract from AT&T and take our phones off our hands for money.
when all the dust settles, we actually pay a couple of dollars less a month for brand
new iPhones.
Come on, perfect.

We just thought we will not be able to take advantage of this next year.
Our phone can be worth less money.
And why are we going with T-Mobile?
Well, that's a very good question because AT&T of course has incredible coverage all
across the United States.
But for the most part, we don't travel across the United States.
We stay at home, right?
Or we travel internationally or we travel internationally.
And so T-Mobile, which I'm finding is hard to believe, give you free data and free text
messages in 120 countries.
Come on.
There it is.

So we thought, well, that's really convenient.
And let's face it, even in our current travel schedule, we go to Canada once or twice a
year.
And we end up paying through the nose for a roaming and for texting.
Whereas this way it's going to save us somebody on that one too.
Very cool.
So I have no idea.
I stayed up till 2am this morning trying to be there for midnight Pacific time and Apple
servers were down or they were having some sort of problems and T-Mobile wasn't up.
So I was a waste of time because I ended up just ordering them and I woke up this morning.
So I have no idea if we made the cut off together for next week, but you can rest assured we
we will talk about them when they arrive.
All right.
You ready for a listener's question, baby?
- Sure.
- All right.
Breena asks this,
lately I've been desiring spiritual parents,
so much so that I ask God for some this year
for my birthday.
Is your birth in September?
I bet it is.
So how do you acquire spiritual parents?
I've been told that your mentor will find you,
but I've also been told the opposite.
Are there some seasons the Lord intends for us
to just walk alone?
Well, Brina, I don't think the Lord ever really wants us to walk alone.
I think I've had seasons where I haven't had an active mentor per se,
but in my experience, I guess the Lord has always brought spiritual parents
or mentors alongside who also felt the same way about me.
And so they sort of their their heart was moved towards me to take me on at the same time that I was like, oh Lord, I'd love them to be those people.
What about you, baby?
We've had a, you know, a couple of different ways.
I think because we've been mentored and we mentor.
I think I think my hurdle was I obviously really wanted John and Carol to mentor me, but was opposed to the idea of saying hello, would you like to mentor me, but mostly for fear of being rejected.
And I'd heard that they'd called people out and said, "Hey, we're going to mentor you."
And so it was all fear on my part.
But I had a couple of words from the Lord about like, "Hey, they're going to be your spiritual
parents. And if you'll go and ask them, it will be so."
So for me, I took the really unusual characteristic steps of going up and asking them,
and what do you know it worked? Hey, how about that, the Lord?

And that's always awkward because it's like, Oh, that's awesome.
I'm so sorry.
He hasn't told us that.
And I'm not sure how that would work because you don't live in the same city as I live in.
And then at the same time, I think for most of the time, we've just seen people
that we've wanted to quote unquote adopt.
Yes.
You know, you connect with people that jump into your heart and you try and make room for them.
And I think I probably were probably the same in this that we look for a favor.
So you extend for us, we extend an invitation and we see if it's reciprocated.
Is there a favor on that?
People do want it.
And is it easy?
And if it's, uh, if those things kind of line up them, we're going for it.
You're okay.

Not exactly.
Did you see a spider?
No.
Oh my gosh.
There's a spider right there.
I'm not even joking.
Don't lie.
I can tell when you're joking.
I can tell when you lie.
So bring in and answer your question.
I don't know. The Lord ever intends us first to just walk alone. But what I do know is he's an
incredible father and he would love to father you spectacularly. And then also I think the whole
love, sewing and reaping kicks in, the whole thing of if you want to mentor them, start mentoring.
So, you know, maybe start sewing in that area and seeing where that leads you. But then also look
around and who lights up?
And then just start asking God for open doors in favor.
Love this week, I wanted to teach.
I didn't want to teach this week.
I have been teaching hearing the voice of God, our very first week on the school
supernatural life is all about hearing the voice of God.
And I thought that would be a fun thing to talk about for this podcast is hearing the voice of God.
Okay.
I tweeted out something earlier this week that I wish it was mine.
I'm not sure if it is mine.
I can't remember where I got it.
but basically the premise is if Jesus as the Son of God needed to know how to hear God voice,
what makes us think we'll be fine without it? And I think like that because I, the culture in
which I was raised, spiritual climate and spiritual culture, was that God didn't speak anymore.
And that always puzzled me, especially when I'd read Old Testament encounters.
You'd read about David going and sitting down before the Lord and just
dialoguing with the Lord and the Lord would speak back to him. And I remember even as a young boy
thinking, "How does he get to do that under an inferior covenant?" But us in a new covenant,
a better and every way covenant, we don't have that access.
And so I remember just from being about eight years old, all was wanting to hear the voice
of God.
And so it's always been a passion of mine.
What about you?
Like when do you think you remember a time when you started hearing the voice of God?
Well, it definitely wasn't when I was eight.
I was still a heathen when I was eight.

It was bad.
It was really bad.
You know what?
We're paying walking the light right now.
I don't remember asking to hear the Lord.
I remember realizing that I was.
Okay.
If that makes sense.
And that was probably more like it was after I realized that I heard from him through dreams
and that kind of stuff.
And then when the renewal started, I realized, "Oh, I'm hearing things about other people.
Right.
I don't know what to do with this."
I remember having to go to Mark Tippant and say, "I don't know what to do with, I hear
stuff."
And he was sort of, and then for a while, there was myself and a girl named Melody that
ever once in a while, we would prophesy over somebody or whatever.
And then people would start to bug us at church, like, "Proface over me," and Mark said, "Just
tell them to read their word, you know, because we were like, I don't know, tell people, you know.
So let me answer your question on that.
Yeah.
Because although this is all under the same umbrella of hearing the voice of God, I hear
differently for other people than I hear for myself.
Like when I'm having a quiet time with the Lord, when I just go away to just be with the Lord and ask
him to speak to me, the way I hear him and how I hear him is completely different from when I stand up, for
example in front of a group of people and prophesy over some people or when I'm asked
to minister prophetically, I hear God differently.
Do you, is that the same for you?
I mean, there's some crossover to be sure.
Yeah, when I stand up and prophesy over people, I would say I'm going back and forth between
seeing and hearing, seeing and hearing, like visual and then hearing information, visual
and then hearing information.
And when you say hearing, what do you, what do you mean hearing?
Because this is a big means no more.
Inside my head.

You're hearing an audible stream.
Yes, I've sentences sometimes or like facts.
- Okay, so when I'm alone with the Lord and I'm in prayer
or I'm reading the Bible and I'm journaling as in,
I've got my laptop in front of me
and I'm writing out my prayers to the Lord.
And you know, Lord, this is what my day was like.
I'm just gonna love some insight.
When I stop, I hear an audible stream
and I just write down everything in here.
That is pretty much the only time I ever hear
an audible stream.
If I'm standing up in front of people
or I'm ministering prophetically in the prophetic ministry
or at church or whatever,
for me, the vast majority of us seeing.
And I may hear snippets of senses,
but I never get that audible stream.
- Yeah.
- Isn't that interesting?
- Yeah.
- And then the content is different.
- Yeah.
Yeah, I would say probably, I don't know,
50 to 75% of when I'm promising over people
in a meeting or something is me hearing.
But I started off just seeing.
- Right.
And so now sometimes I get pictures in
and then I just ask the Lord, like,
okay, what does that mean?
And then I'll hear the answer to that.
So, but I recognize that's different than hearing,
like hearing the Lord for yourself.
I would say I actually got that skill later
than I did learning to hear the prophetic stuff
I need to hear.
- Because you're quite surprised,
I mean, one of the funny things that we talk about a lot
is we'll be driving somewhere
and you will deviate from where we're driving.
And I'll just look and go,
"Well, where are you going?"
You're like, "Holy Spirit just told me to do X, Y, Z."
And nine times out of 10, there was an accident,
there was something, and you totally avoided that.
When the Holy Spirit just,
presumably at that point you're driving the car,
you're not thinking necessarily about--
- I'm not thinking anything. - Communing with God.
He interjects across your consciousness.
How does that sound?
- It just sounds, well, it sounds like my own voice,
but it just sounds like turn left right now.
Or, you know, I'll be driving along
and I'll just be, you know, thinking whatever
and it'll be take 27 instead of 427 or whatever.
Like it used to happen a lot in Toronto
and it always saved me so much time
'cause I would miss all these major things.
Yeah.
- How did you, well, I don't wanna say
how did you learn to hear the voice of God
because that's a lifelong journey, but who are some
of the people that taught you what are some of your influences
and the way you learn to hear God's voice.
- Well, to begin with, I would say probably
watching people like Mark DuPont
and people that could hear clearly made me realize
that this is real.
So that probably helped me because then I could go,
"Oh."
And then I remember at one point,
they, in the church in Toronto,
shortly after the new old started,
They started doing prophetic training,
and Steve, what used to come up from Cleveland,
Bethel Cleveland at the time,
I think it was called Metro Church or something.
And he started doing training,
and so it was doing those classes where I felt,
oh, so awkward, and the games were all scary,
and all that kind of stuff.
- Right.
- That I realized, oh wow, I really can do this.
I really do hear that.
- Is that what you're gonna join the dots
where you're like, oh, this is that.
- Yeah, yeah.
Right. So it was giving a framework to what you could already do for a lot of it.
Or did you learn new skills too?
I learned to be able to do it faster.
Right.
Because everything was a timed thing.
Okay. Now you have this person in front of you for 15 seconds, prophesied.
Now you have the next person for 15 seconds, prophesied.
So I learned that.
I already knew that I heard and I then learned I could hear at will.
I could say, "Okay, Lord."
And ask for something about people.
Does that make sense?
- No, it totally makes sense.
For me, I remember asking the Lord,
I remember being really distraught
because I was reading books about people
who could hear the voice of God,
but I was so frightened of being deceived,
partially because of my upbringing.
I wasn't even sure, does God even speak today?
And I remember just, that was my prayer,
like, "Lord, are you even speaking today?
like, is this still available for today? And my reading one day was in Job 33, verse 14. And this is what it says, "For God does speak, now one way, now another, though man may not perceive it."
And I remember reading that thinking, "You do speak, it's in the Bible. Oh my gosh, how did I miss this?" And you know, my second question was, "Well, God, if you're speaking, how come I can't hear you?" And that was the revelation.
you are speaking now one way, now another,
though man may not perceive it.
And I think at that point I had the revelation
and I didn't have the answer,
but I thought, God, what if you speak
in a way that's different from the way I hear?
And that really started peeking my interest.
And then, numbers 12 or six talks about how God just loves
to speak to his prophets through dreams and visions.
And then I realized, oh my gosh,
I'm anemic in my understanding of dreams and visions.
And that was probably what directed me to people like John Paul Jackson.
And then of course, I found Mark Verkler when I was wandering around.
My real comfort though, so I started all theoretical.
I think I sailed in my heart that in the Bible, it says this is possible.
Then went looking for how you make a possible happen, which is probably the way I'm wired.
But I remember Jesus would often say, I do nothing by myself.
I only do what I see what my father is doing, which I read for years.
But if you stop and think that, well, what does that verse mean?
Jesus was on earth.
The father was in heaven.
How did Jesus see what the father was doing?
And I was like, I don't know, but that's amazing.

I only say what I heard my father tell me in John 12.
And again, there's this sense that Jesus lived out with a constant
revelation of its father. And so if Jesus is the model for us in life, I remember thinking
there's a gap. The way Jesus does life and the way I do life are different. And I just
started praying. And it was me that it was me. I stumbled one day upon Mark Verclur's
teaching, which of course we know and we love and we've taught all over the world. But if
you're listening and you are like, I would love to learn how to hear the voice of God.
If you just Google Mark Verkler hearing God's voice, he's got some great resources.
Many of them free on his website on about how to hear the voice of God.
And that's for me was one of the initial frameworks for hearing the voice of God.
And that's primarily how I hear the voice of God.
For me, the rest of it was all through perfect training.
Yeah.
No, and I would say that's probably, I mean, I hear for myself mostly through journaling.
So God still does the weird interrupt me while I'm driving kind of stuff.
Right.
Which we're all very grateful for.
Right.
I think it's great to do a course like Mark's course or hearing God's voice course because
the boundaries of what you're doing and how you're doing it and how do you test a word
and how do you know if it's God or if it's you and all that kind of stuff.

And sometimes it's not scriptural things or it's things that are like,
"Did you get any counselor wisdom?"
"Well, no, God told me to do it."
Well, so sometimes for some people,
they've heard enough people say, "God told me this,"
and it hasn't turned out well that they think,
"Oh, God's not actually speaking."
Do you know what I mean?
Totally agree.
It kind of gives the whole thing a bad name
Where actually God absolutely is speaking and sometimes it's just that we're listening through an idol or through a filter or whatever and so that's why training is a great idea because it helps you.
Really know what you're doing and that's also why communities so important as well yeah because you know the greatest profits I know still have difficulty hearing for themselves yeah.
Daniel could interpret the dreams of others but he couldn't interpret his own dreams.
And so that's why we need other people. So I think you're right. The whole art of hearing God
is in many ways. From the outside, at least it looks entirely subjective. And that worried me,
I was like, God, this seems so flaky. It's so open to misinterpretation. But the more and more I
studied scripture and the more and more I studied wisdom, I realized, oh, holy spirit, you're so
clever. You've put an amazing safeguards for your people to hear the voice of God.
And Jesus, one of my favorite verses, my sheep know me, they know my voice and they follow me.
There's got to be an element that the people who are hearing God's voice are also following God's voice.
And yeah, I think more at workers got some of the most amazing material on hearing God's voice,
especially in terms of how to walk out with wisdom. Let me answer your question. What do you
do with what you hear. You hear something. What do you do with it?
Are we talking during journaling? Yeah, you're just with the Lord and maybe you feel like the
Lord says something to you. What's your first reaction? Well, if it's for me, I just, I probably
meditate on it quite a bit and I ask the Lord about it. Sometimes you get timing on stuff and
sometimes you don't, but just sort of, I just try and agree with God really. Like, okay, Lord,
if that's your plan and whatever than I agree, I don't try and make it happen.
I just agree with God and see what God does with it.
If it's huge things, then obviously I'd be talking to you about it.
Jeff and Becky are John and Carol or whoever, some people that are in authority of my life
and say, "Hey, this is what I feel like I'm getting.
Can you talk to me about that?"
If they're getting flags, then I'll be like, "Okay."
I probably process it on my own first then with you, then external.
- Oh, in the multitude of counselors, there's safety.
The whole thing of, you know, you form out before you do anything with it.
- What about you?
- Same thing, you know, I let it percolate in my heart.
And I think with practice, I'm not saying with practice,
you don't need to discern it.
Like weighing prophetic words as one of the greatest responsibilities
in New Testament church, but for sure, you know,
When you begin walking with the Lord consistently and listening for advice, you build up a rapport,
you build up a sense of who he is and what he's like.
And of course, all the revelation you're receiving gets weighed against Scripture.
That's your benchmark for not going awry.
But most of our big decisions that we're praying about, we're asking the Lord for, we're not
just relying on what we hear from God.
We're relying on input from friends and from family and wise counsel.
asking for confirmation and for revelation. I would say that hearing the voice of God
coupled with the revelation of the Father Heart are the two things that have probably changed my
life the most. I would say somebody who was incredibly skeptical that you could hear God's voice,
but at the same time my skepticism was matched with hunger to hear God's voice, if it was real.
It thrills me to think I'm now at the place where I hear God's voice as often as I choose to listen.
and I know that, you know, in James, it says, "Draw near to God and He will
draw near to you." And I know that if I will just set aside time and go and be
with God and speak to Him, He will speak to me, absolutely. And the promise and
the ability for that is not any gifting that I have. It's just a promise.

 And I think it's sad that there are so many
Christians out there that don't even know that's available and don't know that's a reality,
which is why we love Marx teaching and it's the teaching we did this week at the
school. And I just love that there's now a whole bunch more students who have been
trained how to hear God's voice. And they're amazing. I think it's amazing. Within an hour
and a half, two hours, they can all hear God's voice. It's amazing. And four simple steps. I
absolutely love it. Yeah, it's it's also like when you think about it, when you can hear God's
voice, you're you're no longer alone.
But when you can hear him, you know, that you know that you're not alone. You know, it's different.
Absolutely. I have a couple of closing thoughts for you to wrap this thing up.
Okay.
Is the fourth movie.
What's the guy's name? Darren Wilson? I want to say Darren Wilson. Yeah, I did the finger of God
and did the father of lights videos and whatever the other one was called.
It's got a new movie called Holy Spirit being premiered on the 20th or premiered for my
European listeners. On the 20th of this month at Rockettown in Nashville, Grace Center is the
host church for that. We're going to be there for information about how to do that. If you visit
our website, we'll put a link in the show notes on how to find more information about that. But
that's going to be an amazing movie to go to if you're hungry for more of God, hungry for more of
the Holy Spirit. I really encourage you to go to that. If you live in Nashville, then congratulations.
Starting October 26th, 23rd to 26th of Beige Parn, we have a Heaven declares conference with
John Paul Jackson who's an amazing prophet. Bobby Connor who's also an amazing prophet an arty
candle who is an amazing theologian, someone who loves Jesus and loves the prophetic. He's probably
the funniest theologian I've ever met. I'm not sure they're known for their sense of humor, are they?
But he is, arty is hysterical. Well, actually Louise is the person that's hysterical.
Yes, Louise is awesome. Yeah, she's Louise's wife is amazing
But anyway, these three gentlemen are gonna be our church doing a prophetic conference
If you are hungry to learn more about how to hear the voice of God
And I highly encourage you to check out more resources again
They'll be linked to that in the show notes and also come to this prophetic conference
We'd love to help you grow in your walk with God and these guys have got amazing resources
So we put a link to the registration for the well
Yeah, I'll enter registration
And if you have any questions about your voice card,
you want to ask us again, go to alanaj.com/ask
and we'd be delighted to try and answer your questions.
- Very cool.
All right.
Well, sir,
it's time to meet the bus.
- I'm thinking of next week miming my portion
of the podcast.
- Oh, and that would be very interesting slash boring
for everybody else listening.
That's remarkable.
How do you do that?
- That was incredible.
- All right people, beautiful people.
Having an amazing week.
- Bye.
- Having an amazing week.
- Oh dear.
- Have an amazing week.
- Get some coffee.
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My vscode lean environment constantly run out of memory. I'm wondering if there is a command line interface?
Here is the my lean file. What command should I use to output the #check
result?
import analysis.complex.exponential open real #check pi
Trying to go through <https://github.com/kbuzzard/xena/blob/master/lean_together/5_minutes_on_type_theory/2_more_type_examples.lean>
Oh my goodness how do people find these random things
Why don't you just fix your VS Code lean environment?
There are commend line options to limit the amount of memory lean uses
And you can tell VS Code to use these options when it invokes Lean
if you publish anything on the web, someone's gonna find it ;)
That stuff you stumbled upon is some ideas for scripts for five minute lean videos
I have more not online
https://av-media.vu.nl/mediasite/Play/27894c3a8a4d4768a0421f62e5345a6c1d
I'm watching the video :grinning:
Maybe it's time some of those videos got made. The big issue I had with making them is that I want wacky graphics and don't know how to make them
I mean I want something which could easily be knocked up in 5 minutes by someone who knows how to use PowerPoint
Looking into the vscode lean server situation, there seems to be some sort of memory leak. The memory lean process uses increases at 100MiB / sec.
The process command:
/home/zjk/.elan/toolchains/leanprover-community-lean-3.5.1/bin/lean --server -M 4096 -T 100000 */home/zjk/github/M4P33*
Can you provide us a reproducible case to run it on?
I think all I did is typing this line then after several seconds commenting it out.
-- import analysis.complex.basic
_target/deps/mathlib$ git status HEAD detached at 8700aa7d nothing to commit, working tree clean
Not sure if this is relevant.
Seems quite reproducible. I change this <https://github.com/leanprover/lean-client-js/blob/master/lean-client-js-node/demo.ts> to
diff --git a/lean-client-js-node/demo.ts b/lean-client-js-node/demo.ts index 895d0da..1b0071c 100644 --- a/lean-client-js-node/demo.ts +++ b/lean-client-js-node/demo.ts @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ import * as lean from './src'; -const transport = new lean.ProcessTransport('lean', '.', []); +const transport = new lean.ProcessTransport( + '/home/zjk/.elan/toolchains/leanprover-community-lean-3.5.1/bin/lean', + '/home/zjk/github/M4P33', ['-M 4096', '-T 100000']); const server = new lean.Server(transport); server.error.on((err) => console.log('error:', err)); server.allMessages.on((allMessages) => console.log('messages', allMessages.msgs)); @@ -8,16 +10,10 @@ server.tasks.on((currentTasks) => console.log('tasks:', currentTasks.tasks)); server.connect(); -const testfile = '' - + 'variables p q r s : Prop\n' - + 'theorem my_and_comm : p /\\ q <-> q /\\ p :=\n' - + 'iff.intro\n' - + ' (assume Hpq : p /\\ q,\n' - + ' and.intro (and.elim_right Hpq) (and.elim_left Hpq))\n' - + ' (assume Hqp : q /\\ p,\n' - + ' and.intro (and.elim_right Hqp) {!!})\n' - + '#check @nat.rec_on\n' - + '#print "end of file!"\n'; +const testfile = ` +import analysis.complex.basic + +`; async function demo(): Promise<any> { await server.sync('test.lean', testfile); @@ -34,14 +30,14 @@ async function demo(): Promise<any> { } const info = await server.info('test.lean', 3, 0); - console.log(`got info: ${JSON.stringify(info)}`); + // console.log(`got info: ${JSON.stringify(info)}`); } async function main(): Promise<any> { await demo(); - server.restart(); - await demo(); - process.exit(0); + // server.restart(); + // await demo(); + // process.exit(0); } main().catch((err) => console.log('error:', err));
Then I have until the process is killed
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND 1454 zjk 20 0 10.706g 9.749g 9368 S 507.3 62.9 20:52.73 lean 21454 zjk 20 0 11.190g 1.571g 35832 S 1.3 10.1 25:29.84 java
Can you make sure leanpkg build
returns in <30 secs, and post your leanpkg.toml
file and the output of ls
in your project directory?
leanpkg build
never returns correctly and uses all memory eventually.
My project directory is a cloned https://github.com/ImperialCollegeLondon/M4P33
.
[package] name = "M4P33" version = "0.1" lean_version = "leanprover-community/lean:3.5.1" path = "src" [dependencies] mathlib = {git = "https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib", rev = "8700aa7d78b10b65cf8db1d9e320872ae313517a"}
$ ls -l total 44 drwxr-xr-x 2 zjk zjk 4096 3月 26 10:43 doc -rw-r--r-- 1 zjk zjk 54 3月 28 18:40 leanpkg.path -rw-r--r-- 1 zjk zjk 237 3月 28 10:33 leanpkg.toml -rw-r--r-- 1 zjk zjk 11357 3月 26 10:43 LICENSE drwxr-xr-x 3 zjk zjk 4096 3月 26 10:43 problem_sheets -rw-r--r-- 1 zjk zjk 1816 3月 26 10:43 README.md drwxr-xr-x 6 zjk zjk 4096 3月 28 18:40 src drwxr-xr-x 3 zjk zjk 4096 3月 27 17:04 _target -rw-r--r-- 1 zjk zjk 266 3月 26 10:43 TODO.txt
Oh. leanpkg build
finished. Seems that in the previous run I just give up when memory usage hit 4Gib and killed leanpkg build
.
Now it all seems working. Thank you! So leanpkg build
is crucial.
Nobody should be using leanpkg any more
If you install the project with leanproject
do you get the same problems? This should download a compiled mathlib
Anywhere I can learn about difference betweenleanpkg
and leanproject
?
Leanproject handles projects which aren't on 3.4.2 like the M4P33 one
@Kevin Buzzard this project is not so old, it actually has available mathlib olean (although they are still on GitHub, so API limiting rate may strike). Could you change the README to tell people to leanproject get ImperialCollegeLondon/M4P33
?
Oh sure! I hadn't realised it was my fault
I should do this for all my repos
By the way, I'm working on the weird message about not being in a Git repository. I totally understand where it comes from. The problem is that fetching oleans from GitHub instead of Azure is half deprecated, still supported by mathlibtools but not well tested.
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ALSA has some support for MIDI devices by a sequencer API. Clients can send MIDI events to the sequencer and it will play them according to the timing of the events. Other clients can then receive these sequenced events and, for example, synthesize them.
ALSA suplies a sequencer that can receive MIDI events
from one set of clients and play them
according to the timing information in the events to other clients.
The clients
that can send such events are file readers such as aplaymidi
or other sequencers. Clients can also read events as they should be played.
Possible consuming clients include splitters, routers or soft synthesizers such as
Timidity.
Timidity can be run as ALSA sequencer client which will consume MIDI events and synthesize them. From The TiMidity Howto - Using TiMidity as the ALSA sequencer client
timidity -iA -B2,8 -Os -EFreverb=0
On my computer this produced
Requested buffer size 2048, fragment size 1024
ALSA pcm 'default' set buffer size 2048, period size 680 bytes
TiMidity starting in ALSA server mode
Opening sequencer port: 129:0 129:1 129:2 129:3
and then sat there waiting for a connection to be made.
FluidSynth can also be used as a server ( Ted's Linux MIDI Guide ):
fluidsynth --server --audio-driver=alsa -C0 -R1 -l /usr/share/soundfonts/FluidR3_GM.sf2
The ALSA sequencer sends MIDI "wire" events. This does not include
MIDI file events such as Text or Lyric Meta-events. This makes it
pretty useless for a Karaoke player. It is possible to modify the
file reader aplaymid
to send Meta Events to, say,
a listener (like the Java MetaEventListener), but as these come
from the file reader rather than the sequencer they generally arrive well
before the time they will get sequenced to be played. Pity.
Programs such as pykaraoke
make use of the ALSA sequencer.
However, in order to get the timing of the lyrics right it includes
a MIDI file parser and basically acts as a second sequencer just to
extract and display the Text/Lyric events.
the program aconnect.c
can be used to test for sequencer servers
and clients such as sequencers.
I have set two clients running: Timidity and
seqdemo (discussed later). The command
aconnect -o
shows
client 14: 'Midi Through' [type=kernel]
0 'Midi Through Port-0'
client 128: 'TiMidity' [type=user]
0 'TiMidity port 0 '
1 'TiMidity port 1 '
2 'TiMidity port 2 '
3 'TiMidity port 3 '
client 129: 'ALSA Sequencer Demo' [type=user]
0 'ALSA Sequencer Demo'
When run with the -i option it produces
$aconnect -i
client 0: 'System' [type=kernel]
0 'Timer '
1 'Announce '
client 14: 'Midi Through' [type=kernel]
0 'Midi Through Port-0'
The program aconnect
can establish a connection
between input and output clients by
aconnect in out
The code for aconnect.c is from SourceArchive
The code for seqdemo.c is
The program aplaymidi
will play to a backend MIDI synthesizer such as
TiMidity
. It requires a port name, which can be found by
aplaymidi -l
with output such as
Port Client name Port name
14:0 Midi Through Midi Through Port-0
128:0 TiMidity TiMidity port 0
128:1 TiMidity TiMidity port 1
128:2 TiMidity TiMidity port 2
128:3 TiMidity TiMidity port 3
131:0 aseqdump aseqdump
The port numbers are the same as those used by aconnect
.
These are not the Alsa device names (hw:0, etc) but are special
to the Alsa sequencer API.
It can then play a MIDI file to one of these ports as in
aplaymidi -p 128:0 54154.mid
The code can be found from SourceArchive.com
From RawMidi interface
[The] RawMidi Interface is designed to write or read raw (unchanged) MIDI data over the MIDI line without any timestamps defined in interface.
The raw MIDI interface is typically used to manage hardware
MIDI devices. For example, if I plug in an Edirol SD-20
synthesizer to a USB port, it shows under amidi
as
$amidi -l
Dir Device Name
IO hw:2,0,0 SD-20 Part A
IO hw:2,0,1 SD-20 Part B
I hw:2,0,2 SD-20 MIDI
These names use the same pattern as Alsa playback and record
devices of hw:...
.
The Linux kernel module snd_virmidi
can create
virtual raw MIDI devices. First add the modules
(
Using TiMidity++ with ALSA raw MIDI
and
AlsaMidiOverview)
modprobe snd-seq snd-virmidi
This will bring virtual devices both into the ALSA raw MIDI and into the ALSA sequencer spaces:
$amidi -l
Dir Device Name
IO hw:3,0 Virtual Raw MIDI (16 subdevices)
IO hw:3,1 Virtual Raw MIDI (16 subdevices)
IO hw:3,2 Virtual Raw MIDI (16 subdevices)
IO hw:3,3 Virtual Raw MIDI (16 subdevices)
$aplaymidi -l
Port Client name Port name
14:0 Midi Through Midi Through Port-0
28:0 Virtual Raw MIDI 3-0 VirMIDI 3-0
29:0 Virtual Raw MIDI 3-1 VirMIDI 3-1
30:0 Virtual Raw MIDI 3-2 VirMIDI 3-2
31:0 Virtual Raw MIDI 3-3 VirMIDI 3-3
Some programs/APIs use the Alsa sequencer space; others use the Alsa raw MIDI space. Virtual ports allow a client using one space to use a client from a different space.
For example, TiMidity can be run as a sequencer client by
timidity -iA -B2,8 -Os -EFreverb=0
This only shows in the sequencer space, not in the
raw MIDI space, and
shows to aconnect -o
as
$aconnect -o
client 14: 'Midi Through' [type=kernel]
0 'Midi Through Port-0'
client 28: 'Virtual Raw MIDI 3-0' [type=kernel]
0 'VirMIDI 3-0 '
client 29: 'Virtual Raw MIDI 3-1' [type=kernel]
0 'VirMIDI 3-1 '
client 30: 'Virtual Raw MIDI 3-2' [type=kernel]
0 'VirMIDI 3-2 '
client 31: 'Virtual Raw MIDI 3-3' [type=kernel]
0 'VirMIDI 3-3 '
client 128: 'TiMidity' [type=user]
0 'TiMidity port 0 '
1 'TiMidity port 1 '
2 'TiMidity port 2 '
3 'TiMidity port 3 '
while aconnect -i
shows the virtual ports as
$aconnect -i
client 0: 'System' [type=kernel]
0 'Timer '
1 'Announce '
client 14: 'Midi Through' [type=kernel]
0 'Midi Through Port-0'
client 28: 'Virtual Raw MIDI 3-0' [type=kernel]
0 'VirMIDI 3-0 '
client 29: 'Virtual Raw MIDI 3-1' [type=kernel]
0 'VirMIDI 3-1 '
client 30: 'Virtual Raw MIDI 3-2' [type=kernel]
0 'VirMIDI 3-2 '
client 31: 'Virtual Raw MIDI 3-3' [type=kernel]
0 'VirMIDI 3-3 '
Virtual Raw MIDI 3-0 can then be connected to TiMidity port 0 by
aconnect 28:0 128:0
Clients can then send MIDI messages to the raw MIDI device
hw:3,0
and TiMidity will synthesize them.
We will use this in the next chapter by showing how
to replace the default
Java synthesizer by TiMidity.
This chapter has briefly discussed the MIDI models available under
Alsa. While there is a substantial programming API behind this,
we have mainly used the commands amidi
,
aplaymidi
and aconnect
.


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A data flow diagram (DFD) is a graphical representation of the flow of data within a system. It visually illustrates the processes, data sources, data destinations, and data flows between various components of a system. DFDs are commonly used in software development and systems analysis to understand, document, and communicate the data flow and processes within a system.
The purpose of a data flow diagram is to provide a clear and concise overview of how data moves through a system, highlighting the transformations and interactions between different components. It helps in understanding the system's functional requirements, identifying data dependencies, and analyzing the system's behavior.
Key aspects of a data flow diagram include:
Processes: Represented by circles or rectangles, processes are activities or operations that transform data. They can be manual or automated actions performed within the system.
Data Flows: Represented by arrows, data flows depict the movement of data between processes, data stores, external entities, or other components of the system. Data flows illustrate the direction and path of data within the system.
Data Stores: Represented by rectangles with parallel lines, data stores represent where data is stored within the system. They can represent databases, files, or other storage mechanisms.
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Data flow diagrams can be represented at different levels of detail:
Level 0 DFD (Context Diagram): The highest-level diagram that provides an overview of the entire system. It shows the external entities interacting with the system and the data flows between them.
Level 1 DFD: Represents a more detailed breakdown of the context diagram, decomposing the processes into sub-processes and showing additional data flows.
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The 5 Times a CEO Should Always Send a Personal Email to Clients
Here's when it's appropriate to send a client-facing communication from the CEO's desk.
by Maria HaggertyThere are times when a company's leader should send out emails to clients, and times when they should let their communications department take the lead. When a CEO proactively communicates with their clients, that personal transmission of information makes them feel valued and lets them know that their relationship is an important part of the company's success.
Here's when it's important to send a message to clients so they feel confident about the company's future and your leadership.
1. When You Want to Thank Them for Their Business
Yes, your clients will be receiving a ton of holiday greetings, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't join in on the fun. Use Thanksgiving as a time to show appreciation for their loyalty and business over the past year. Or, send a holiday greeting (electronically or via postal mail) wishing them and their families a joyful holiday season, while thanking them for their business this year. At Dotcom, I like to send our clients holiday cards and let them know we're donating to a local children's cancer foundation on their behalf. These simple gestures can make clients feel like they're part of a larger family.
2. When There's Been a Data Breach
While you likely have systems in place to try to prevent this from happening, no business is immune from a cyber breach and you should have a plan in place for how you'll handle a cyberattack should it arise. A 2016 report from AT&T Cybersecurity Insights found that even though 62 percent of organizations in 2015 acknowledged they were breached, only 34 percent think they have an effective incident response plan. One aspect of that response plan should be an email from the company's leader to clients and customers, addressing what happened, how the company is responding, the number of customers impacted, and what's being done to prevent this from happening in the future.
3. When There's Been a Merger or Acquisition
Your company's public relations department will likely draft a press release to go out for an official announcement but sharing this exciting news in an email from the CEO will go a long way with clients. Discuss the positive aspects of the acquisition, how it puts the company in a position of growth and the enhancements to the services you offer clients.
4. When There's Been Negative Press
When Amazon received an unfavorable write-up in The New York Times a few years ago, CEO Jeff Bezos sent an email to employees with his response, while encouraging them to read the article. Bezos was able to thoughtfully respond to his employees about the piece and how the company is addressing some of the issues and points made in the feature. Should you or your company receive negative press, addressing the issues with confidence and clarity as soon as possible will go a long way to giving clients peace of mind.
5. When There are Important Changes to the Management
Whether you recently added a Chief Experience Officer (CXO) that helps improve the employee experience and customer experience, or your company's management has undergone transitions, keeping your clients abreast of the changes helps them feel informed and in-the-know so they don't feel sidelined reading about changes elsewhere.
When a CEO sends out client-facing communications about the business, the company's goals or any important changes, it helps clients see the direction their partners are taking and how will it impact them. An informed client is one that feels connected to your business, brand and wants to continue to work with you.


This all occurred about four or five years ago, back when I was in the first few years of my tripping experience. I was eighteen or and living in Australia where I had grown up, we had easy access to mushroom that grow there in wide abundance.
One day we went out picking, me and two mates, call them D and K. I can't remember if I'd ever tripped with W at that stage but me and K had tripped together a few times, I’d introduced him to mushrooms. We out to a patch near my childhood home, it was virtually unknown to the local psybernauts and was therefore likely to be more fruitful than the usual haunts.  We had know idea how many were in those bags but it was well into the hundreds.
When we got home I was talking about drying them to save for off-season, but in being care-free and flush full of bravado we decided to cook them all up into one big brew. We crammed them in a pot then poured water boiled from the kettle and poured it over them, letting them steep for twenty minutes before serving. We poured a cup each of the thick, inky, blue glug and mixed it with spoonfuls of coffee and sugar. After we had arrived home someone I knew, a kid two years younger than me, had arrived and was really interewsted in trying the mushrooms.
We gave him a cup and he skulled it straight off, I drank my cup and refilled it. The other two guys had been eating mushrooms raw while we were picking and were a little more cautious, W drank nearly a full cup but K only drank half of his. I poured myself another cup and the young dude asked for more so I filled his as well which he promptly skulled in one go.
I got half way through my cup before I felt it starting to come on strong, so I put the rest aside. The young dude started acting kind of agitated and soon said he was leaving. The rest of us went and sat down in the lounge-room to try and relax, I think someone turned the TV on to try and return to some semblance of reality. The peak was mindblowing, harder than any mushroom peak I had experienced before or since, it literally felt like I was being propelled by a rocket into hyperspace. I was trying to grasp onto the carpet to try and prevent myself from physically launching into orbit. I remember there was some banter regarding the young dude, on his first mushroom trip, who had consumed more than all of us and was currently wandering the streets.
Soon though the peak started to pass, the trip plateaued nicely into a bearable yet intensely colourful and hallucinogenic trip. I thought the worst was past us. For a while there was a feeling of fun and playfulness between us, the mood was almost light even though we were all tripping so hard we could hardly see. But soon the mood began to change, the atmosphere took on a menacing feel and it seemed to get very, very hot. I was still very excited, too excited, and was dancing around singing the words to a song that was on the TV. The heat started to overcome me, it was getting to much to bear so I was ripping off my clothes until I was only wearing my tracksuit pants. the guys I was with were almost horrified, I was still dancing about and they thought I was going to go all the way. I wasn't but the atmosphere that day was excruciatingly confusing.
Soon things were starting to get out of hand, I was off on a tangent about the people we could see from my window, walking about and driving in their cars. I couldn't figure out what they were doing, it all seemed so ridiculous, that they were so busy with their strange little lives that they couldn't even perceive this chaotic maelstrom of a world that was raging right under their very noses. D started to get a bit wound up in my tangent and decided it was a good idea to go and confront a frail old lady that happened to be passing and ask her just what the hell she thought she was doing and whether she could spread some light onto just what the hell was going on right then. Naturally we had to restrain him, luckily we were still in a state enough to recognise that this probably wasn't a very good idea and try and convince D of this fact.
It wasn't long after this that he started to freak out thinking he was poisoned and demanding to go to hospital. I settled him down for a moment and asked him, in what seemed like a moment of clarity, whether a hospital was really where he wanted to be right know. After a few seconds the implications of this question sunk in and gave up on the idea. By now I was tripping way to hard to deal with much more of this so I decided to have a nice, restful lie-down on the carpet and maybe try and escape the manic tension that was gripping the house.
I remember lying there unable to get up and do anything as D screamed hysterically on the phone to his mum. She was a naive and sheltered farmers wife, probably unequipped to deal with the heaviness that her only son was currently laying on her. I must say she handled it with grace. As he demanded to know where he was she just gently reminded him that he had in fact rung her so she couldn't possibly know where he was. After she managed to get out of him just what he'd taken she told him to go to his sisters house, who lived in the same town as me.
D (so he told me later) came into the lounge-room- after having gotten trapped in the hallway for awhile, unable to find the door out- and found me spread-eagled on the floor, half-naked and being literally consumed by the carpet. To him it seemed as though I was being swallowed by some fearsome, living, breathing, contracting, beast that intended to have its way with him next. Ky was sitting on the couch with a look of abject terror on his face and was evidently no help. I remember calling out to him that it was all good and he just needed to surrender to the experience and that when you did it was all beautiful. I urged him to just lie down like I was and just close your eyes and relax. D didn't see it that way. Be buggered if he was going to lie down and just let that pulsating beast swallow him, so he high-tailed it.
I just let him go, it was beyond my control now, I had surrendered any control I thought I had and succumbed to the experience. I gently slowed my heavy breathing down to a point that I thought I wasn't in fact breathing anymore. I became convince I was in some meditation trance state and was breathing through my skin. I heard voices around me, talking and asking whether I was dead, I assumed D had been found and medical attention called. These were paramedics who had come and found me dead because I was no longer breathing (actually, it was that swine I'd given mushrooms to earlier.  The worst thing was that they had taken the saucepan the mushrooms were in as well, that damned well belonged to my mum. The audacity of it!).
It was apparent I was dead.  The I had a vision that my mum was driving back from her weekend away, frantic at the news of her dead sun. I reached out to her and assured her that everything was fine because time and space were simply illusions that we create in our minds. I tried to tell her that it didn't matter where we were we would always be together because we are all one. to me it was a beautiful thing and I wanted her to know that, to share the joyous rapture of it.
I lay there for what seemed an eternity, I don't recall much more about what occurred. After a time I eventually came to and arose from the ground. It was over. I as relived and exhausted, it was more than I'd experienced, more than I thought I could handle now I was back in normality. The house was a wreck, there were mushrooms strewn from end to end, and I was mystified as to where my weed and my pot of shroom juice had gone. I left it all, deal with it in the morning, and decided to go to bed. I was in bed for a few minutes before it all started to come on again. I peaked very hard and very quickly, harder than any of the earlier peaks.
As I writhed around in my bed, tangled in the bedsheets, I found myself face to face with what seemed like some terrifying alien being (or beings). It seemed so terrible that I couldn't possibly look at its face, it was beyond comprehension. I was scared out of wits. Though this terrifying being seemed to reassure me, after a time it began a process of change, like a spinning wheel, it slowly revealed its other face. A face of radiant beauty and joyous delight, I saw in this face everything we as a species strive to be. But, as surely as day turns to night, this being took on its repugnant form of terror and dismay. And so it went on for god knows how long, it went through the cycle again and again. From the glorious height of radiant love and beauty to the terrifying lows of fear and loathing.
It instructed me not to fear it because this is what we are, this is where we are heading. It was as if they were us in the future, that was terrifying but the terror reached a point where it simply became love. It was the most mind-bending experience I have ever had, it is the intensity of this trip and the reverberations it created in my psyche that has prevented me from doing breakthrough doses of DMT. This was as close to that as I am ever going to get without actually smoking DMT. Most of the trip was incomprehensible to me in the days following it, only time has given me the perspective to actually come to terms with what actually went down.
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Andrew P. O'Shea
Supervising Attorney
Andrew O'Shea practices in the areas of criminal defense, habeas corpus law, probate law, and elder law. He is also responsible for supervising attorneys while they are in the firm training program. He is admitted to the practice of law in the State of Connecticut, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the United States Supreme Court.
Andrew joined the firm in August, 2014. Before joining the firm, he worked as a clerk for Justice Richard N. Palmer of the Connecticut Supreme Court. During law school, he served as Senior Note Editor of the Western New England Law Review, he received the Norman Prance Award for Academic Excellence, and he received the Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. full tuition scholarship. Before law school, he worked as a system administrator for the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and he worked for AmeriCorps St. Louis.
Andrew graduated from Western New England School of Law in 2013, where he received a Juris Doctor degree, summa cum laude, and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in 2005, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in computer science, summa cum laude.
Andrew lives with his wife and daughter in West Hartford.


The Royal Free, University College and Middlesex Medical Students Association has a proud and illustrious past. Formed in the wake of the merger between the three constituent medical schools in 1998, it has since gone from strength to strength and now provides social events, sports teams, societies, welfare services and representation to the 1200 or so medical students at UCL Medical School.
UCL Medical School itself was formed over a number of years from the merger of three different institutions the Middlesex Hospital, University College Hospital and the Royal Free Hospital.
The Middlesex Hospital was opened in Fitzrovia in 1745 by Charles Bell and had its first cohort of medical students join in 1746. University College Hospital was opened in 1834 as the North London Hospital, with the purpose of providing the then newly opened University College London with a hospital to train medical students; the governors of the Middlesex Hospital had refused to share its facilities with UCL.
The individual Medical Schools of the Royal Free, University College and Middlesex all came together to form UCL Medical School in 1998. Each had their own proud history and the tradition of these institutions is captured in the name of our Medical Student Society (RUMS) - Royal Free, University College and Middlesex Students.
RUMS has two main functions. Firstly it is the elected representative body for Medical Students of UCLMS. Hence it is your voice about educational, welfare and other issues and your bridge to the Faculty. Secondly it is the social and sporting heart of the School with excellent sports teams and other societies
It is an organisation with not only an excellent history but also an essential present and a great future. Belong and support! It is yours!
Dr Paul Dilworth
Consultant Physician Royal Free
Sub Dean UCLMS
Hon President RUMS
The RUMS Alumni Association has been recently founded in conjunction with University College London Medical School to celebrate our fantastic graduate community and to recognise the rich and diverse history of medical alumni from all contributory medical schools. An opportunity for graduates from The Royal Free Medical School, The Middlesex Medical School and University College Medical School to combine to create a vibrant and enjoyable community of alumni.
Our aim is to orchestrate reunions, educational events, networking evenings and support, both financial and academical, for current students at UCLMS.
Membership is only £15 per year and gives you access to a series of events at UCL plus a variety of discounts and benefits available to all alumni.
Membership Form


I'm a true Oregonian, and have always loved the beauty and grace that the lush wilderness of the Pacific Northwest provides. I am drawn to photography by the allure of capturing the moments of peoples lives, as they share in my love of the PNW, and their love of each other.
I have a Bachelor’s in Psychology from Concordia University and a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Lewis and Clark College.
I'm currently located in Portland with my adorable black lab, Maggie.


Price: 0.08 ETH + gas.
Limit 16 per transaction. No transaction limit.
VERIFIED SMART CONTRACT ADDRESS: 0x578...ee1
PixlBros is a collection of 8205 adorable and unique BROS available as NFTs on the Ethereum
blockchain.
Every PixlBro NFT has it's own unique DNA which means there will never be an identical to yours!
There are 9 separate traits that go into each generation - including Background Color, Base
Color,
Mouth, Eyes, Clothing, Hats & Properties.
Your NFT is stored as an ERC721 token on the Ethereum blockchain and hosted on IPFS to ensure it
will stay on the internet forever.
Minimalism is a lifestyle. Conscious renunciation in order to make space for the essentials. The PixlBros were created with this approach in mind. Every pixel of your bro was created with love, care and attention to detail.
There are no bonding curves here.
The initial fixed price of a PixlBro NFT is set at 0.08 ETH.
There are no hidden price tiers;
* Up to 250 BROS will be withheld from the sale.
This will be used for community giveaways and sustainability of the project.
All royalties are shared brotherly in the brotherhood. The number of your brothers determines your stake. For this purpose a RoyaltyReward SmartContract will be implemented. This will allow you to achieve a passive income with the help of your PixlBros NFTs.
This is just the beginning on the road to the future. One BROS NFT is your ticket to royalty rewards, future drops, events, and much much more. Once we hit the required precentage of mints i will begin working on the set goals.
Some of the first BROS are divided fairly among the active community members after the target has been reached. Fairness is one approach with which this NFT was implemented.
I will add the breeding functionality, or there will be a sister for each brother and maybe something more for the whole family.
The approach from the beginning is clearly a 100% decentralization. This NFT is here to stay and everything that is possible will be implemented.
There are several ideas, depending on the feedback from the community, it will be decided which feature will be implemented. It will be awesome and fair in any case. This will be a surprise.
Press the connect wallet button and then select the total number you'd like to mint, and press mint. A Metamask pop up will appear. Press the confirm button and let the transaction go through.
You can check either on Etherscan, or by visiting your OpenSea profile. Your BROS NFTs will appear there, once the mint is successfully completed.
You may mint up to 16 BROS NFTs in every transaction during the sale. But the transaction number is not limited.
October 17th 2021.
There are more than nine traits and two attributes for future utility use-cases.
You'll realise it when 25% is fully sold post public launch.
Almost there ;-)
Yes!


Inference procedures accommodate a flexible range of hazard ratio patterns with a two-sample semi-parametric model. This model contains the proportional hazards model and the proportional odds model as sub-models, and accommodates non-proportional hazards situations to the extreme of having crossing hazards and crossing survivor functions. Overall, this package has four major functions: 1) the parameter estimation, namely short-term and long-term hazard ratio parameters; 2) 95 percent and 90 percent point-wise confidence intervals and simultaneous confidence bands for the hazard ratio function; 3) p-value of the adaptive weighted log-rank test; 4) p-values of two lack-of-fit tests for the model. See the included "read_me_first.pdf" for brief instructions. In this version (1.1), there is no need to sort the data before applying this package.
| Version: | 1.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.0) |
| Published: | 2015-11-09 |
| Author: | Junlong Sun and Song Yang |
| Maintainer: | Junlong Sun <junlong.sun at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | YPmodel citation info |
| In views: | Survival |
| CRAN checks: | YPmodel results |
| Reference manual: | YPmodel.pdf |
| Package source: | YPmodel_1.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: YPmodel_1.3.zip, r-release: YPmodel_1.3.zip, r-oldrel: YPmodel_1.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: YPmodel_1.3.tgz, r-oldrel: YPmodel_1.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | YPmodel archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=YPmodel to link to this page.


LEG COVER
In 2016, I was hired to work with Unyq to create a new leg cover design targeting women. Most of their designs at the time
addressed mainly male profiles, and women weren't being engaged as much.
We started the project by analyzing what muscle groups determine the profile of the human leg, and what makes certain profiles "appealing"
Gathering images on some of the most popular woman figures at the time, we measured profiles in the anterior and lateral views, graphing the
distance at each point along the sides of the profile from the center line running from the condyle to the ankle. We found that there were
two distinct types of profiles with very different curvatures.
The resulting weighted average of the two types of leg shapes created a new profile that had to be adjusted to fit in the necessary hardware.
To emphasize the simplicity of the profile we created a generative algorithm that mapped lines flowing down the leg in the direction of least
resistance based off of the leg's shape. These lines were given an additional parameter to twist as they moved down the leg
The resulting product required the seam of the cover to be moved to the front, disguised as another line moving down the leg.


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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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Base abstract control class. More...
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| None | __init__ (self, str control_name) |
| str | GetName (self) |
| None | Initialize (self) |
| Initializes the control. More... | |
| None | Check (self) |
| Checks the control. More... | |
| None | Finalize (self) |
| Finalizes the control. More... | |
| 'list[SupportedSensitivityFieldVariableTypes]' | GetPhysicalKratosVariables (self) |
| Returns list of physical control variables controlled by this control. More... | |
| ContainerExpressionTypes | GetEmptyField (self) |
| Returns a new empty data field holder with correct dimensionality information. More... | |
| ContainerExpressionTypes | GetControlField (self) |
| Returns the current control field of the control. More... | |
| ContainerExpressionTypes | MapGradient (self, 'dict[SupportedSensitivityFieldVariableTypes, ContainerExpressionTypes]' physical_gradient_variable_container_expression_map) |
| Maps physical space gradients to the control space. More... | |
| bool | Update (self, ContainerExpressionTypes control_field) |
| Modifies the current control with the given control field. More... | |
Base abstract control class.
The base abstract control class has the following responsibilities. 1. Initalizes and finalizes the control. 2. Maps physical space gradients to control space gradients, if needed. Otherwise, it passes. 2. Updating the controlled parts of the model part with new given design. 3. Retrieve control field. 4. Retrieve physical space kratos variables (If more than one physical space kratos variables are controlled by the given control field.) This control should only work on one model part and one kratos control variable. Hence, if multiple model parts required then, a single model part should be created using Kratos.ModelPartOperationUtilities.
| None control.Control.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| str | control_name | ||
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| None control.Control.Check | ( | self | ) |
Checks the control.
This method checks the control. This is only called once in the whole optimization process.
| None control.Control.Finalize | ( | self | ) |
Finalizes the control.
This method finalizes the control. This is only called once in the whole optimization process.
| ContainerExpressionTypes control.Control.GetControlField | ( | self | ) |
Returns the current control field of the control.
This method returns the control field of the current design. Returns: ContainerExpressionTypes: Current designs control field.
| ContainerExpressionTypes control.Control.GetEmptyField | ( | self | ) |
Returns a new empty data field holder with correct dimensionality information.
This returns a new empty data field holder to give information about on which model part's container this model part is acting on. This has O(1) complexity, hence has the least cost because it does not read any data from respective model part's container. Dimensionality information is provided by calling a ContainerExpression::SetData(value). This creates a single memory allocation for whole container with the dimensions of the variable. This operation is cheap in memory and consumes least time. Eg: 1. If the control field is a scalar, then container_expression.SetData(0.0) 2. If the control field is a array3, then container_expression.SetData(Kratos.Array3(0.0)) Returns: ContainerExpressionTypes: Returns a new empty ContainerExpression corresponding to control's model part's respective container.
| str control.Control.GetName | ( | self | ) |
| 'list[SupportedSensitivityFieldVariableTypes]' control.Control.GetPhysicalKratosVariables | ( | self | ) |
Returns list of physical control variables controlled by this control.
This method returns list of physical variable which are controlled by the control. In most of the cases, there is only one control variable per control. But in some rare cases, there may be the requirement to control two physical variables. Anyhow, the control space should only have one variable per control in the control space, but they can have multiple physical variables in their design space. Returns: list[SupportedSensitivityFieldVariableTypes]: List of physical control variables.
| None control.Control.Initialize | ( | self | ) |
Initializes the control.
This method initializes the control. This is only called once in the whole optimization process.
| ContainerExpressionTypes control.Control.MapGradient | ( | self, | |
| 'dict[SupportedSensitivityFieldVariableTypes, ContainerExpressionTypes]' | physical_gradient_variable_container_expression_map | ||
| ) |
Maps physical space gradients to the control space.
This method is used to map the given physical space gradients to the control space. The input should be as in the following example: physical_gradient_variable_container_expression_map = { Kratos.YOUNG_MODULUS: Kratos.ContainerExpressions.NodalNonHistoricalContainer, Kratos.DENSITY : Kratos.ContainerExpressions.ElementNonHistoricalContainer, Kratos.SHAPE : Kratos.ContainerExpressions.ElementNonHistoricalContainer } All the gradients w.r.t. @see GetPhysicalKratosVariables() variables will be given in @ref physical_gradient_variable_container_expression_map. If the response does not depend on some of them or all, then container expressions with ContainerExpression::SetDataToZero() performed will be passed. [ContainerExpression::SetDataToZero() will make the container expression to zero, but will only allocate one double value for the whole container, hence it is cheap in memory and execution.] Args: physical_gradient_variable_container_expression_map (dict[SupportedSensitivityFieldVariableTypes, ContainerExpressionTypes]): Map of physical space variable and ContainerExpression with sensitivities. Returns: ContainerExpressionTypes: Gradients mapped in to control space.
| bool control.Control.Update | ( | self, | |
| ContainerExpressionTypes | control_field | ||
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Modifies the current control with the given control field.
Args: control_field (ContainerExpressionTypes): The control field in control space. Returns: bool: True if the control field was applied to obtain a new design, otherwise False