Python Unit Testing¶
The Python unittest
module encourages us to build a test module
separate from the application class we’re testing. The test module will
have one more more TestCase
classes, each of which has one
or more test methods.
In Using Unit Tests we’ll look at an overall development process that leverages unit tests as a way to write testable specifications.
In Dependencies we’ll touch briefly on testing dependent classes together or creating mock objects.
We’ll look at an example in Example Unit Test. To be complete, we’ll show the class which was tested in Example Class Definition.
In `Python doctest Testing`_ we’ll look at how we can execute the test cases in the document strings of a module, class, function, or method.
In Building Doctest Examples we’ll show how we can take interactive Python output and transform it into a doctest example. This will involve copy and paste. It’s not too challenging.
In Mixed unittest and doctest we’ll show how we can combine unittest tests with doctest tests.
Using Unit Tests¶
One approach to unit testing is to build the tests first, then write a class which at least doesn’t crash, but may not pass all the tests. Once we have this in place, we can now debug the tests until everything looks right. This is called test-driven development.
We’d start with unittest files in the test
directory of our
project. In this case, we’d have testCard.py
and testDeck.py
.
We also need skeleton files in our src
directory: cards.py
and deck.py
.
Generally, the process for creating a class with the unit tests has the following outline.
Write a skeleton for the class that’s the :phrase:`Unit Under Test` (:abbrev:`UUT`). This class that doesn’t really do anything, but at least compiles and has the right method names.
Write the test class. This will create instances of the class under test, exercise those instances, and make assertions about the state of those instances. The test class may create mocks for the various collaborators of the target class.
Run the test, knowing that the first few attempts will fail. Sometimes our class under test is so simple that we get it right the first time. Other times, the class under test is more complex and there are parts we didn’t finish when we wrote the skeleton version.
While at least one test is failing.
Refactor. We finish our target class. Sometimes we simply fill in the missing parts. Other times, we have more serious design work to do.
Run the test suite.
At this point, the class under test passes the suite of tests. However, it may still fail to meet other quality criteria. For example, it may have a convoluted structure, or it may be inefficient, or it may lack appropriate documentation. In any case, we’re not really done with development.
While our target class fails to meet our quality standards.
Refactor. We correct the quality problems in our target class.
Run the test suite. If we have refactored properly, the tests still pass. If we have introduced a problem, tests will fail.
Using unittest.
A test runner will locate all the TestCase
instances, execute them
and summarize the pass/fail status of each individual test method.
Generally, the useful modules will be in package with a name like casino_sim
.
The test modules will be in a separate package named test
.
We might have something like this:
casino_sim
__main__.py
common.py
roulette.py
craps.py
blackjack.py
test
__main__.py
test_common.py
test_roulette.py
test_craps.py
test_blackjack.py
(This isn’t a requirement, it’s just a notion. In many cases, we’ll want to subdivide each game into game and player modules because they evolve independently.)
Here is an example of running a test from the command line.
python3 -m unittest test.test_blackjack.TestDeck
..
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 2 tests in 0.001s
OK
Dependencies¶
Let’s assume we’ve built two classes in some chapter; for example, we’re building
Card
and Deck
. One class defines a standard
playing card and the other class deals individual card instances. We
need unit tests for each class.
Generally, unit tests are taken to mean that a class is tested in isolation. In our case, a unit test for Card is completely isolated because it has no dependencies.
However, our Deck class depends on Card, leading us to make a choice. Either we have to create a Mock Card that can be used to test Deck in complete isolation, or our Deck test will depend on both Deck and Card. The choice depends on the relative complexity of Card, and whether or not Deck and Card will evolve independently.
Some folks demand that all testing be done in “complete” isolation with a lot of mock classes. Other folks are less strict on this, recognizing that Deck and Card are very tightly coupled and Card is very simple. The Mock Card is almost as complex as Card.
Example Unit Test¶
test_card.py
Generally, we create a number of object instances in the setup method. In this case, we created five distinct
Card
instances. These object constructors imply several things in ourCard
class.There will be a set of manifest constants for the suits:
Clubs
,Diamonds
,Hearts
andSpades
.The constructor (
Card.__init__()
) will accept a rank and a suit constant.
Note that we didn’t write tests to create all suits or all ranks. In same cases, we may need to produce tests which exhaustively enumerate all possibe alternatives. We may also want to include :phrase:`edge and corner` cases like trying to create an
AceCard
with a rank of 2.For the purposes of learning OO design, we only need to sketch out our class by defining the tests it must pass. We sometimes call these :phrase:`happy path` test cases.
In
testString()
, we exercise the__str__()
method of theCard
class to be sure that it formats cards correctly. These tests tell us what the formatting algorithm will look like.In
testOrder()
, we exercise some comparison methods of theCard
class to be sure that it compares card ranks correctly. Note that we have explicitly claimed that the equality test only checks the rank and ignores the suit; this is typical for Blackjack, but won’t work well for Bridge or Solitaire.Note that we didn’t exhaustively test all possible comparisons among the four cards we defined. We tested enough to be sure we had an implementation that was good enough to get started.
This is the standard main program for a
unittest
module. We often include this in each test module. We’ll also include a__main__
module that includes all of the tests into a master test suite.
Example Class Definition¶
Our initial Card
class needs to have just enough of an API to allow the
tests to run. Here’s our skeleton Card
class.
blackjack.py
This class will – minimally – participate in the testing. It won’t pass many tests, but it serves as a basis for developing the class implementation.
Note that there’s almost no documentation in this class. We’ll address that gap in Python Documentation.
Python :application:`doctest` Testing¶
Python :application:`doctest` module requires us to put our test cases and expected results into the docstring comments on a class, method or function. The test case information becomes a formal part of the API documentation. When a docstring includes doctest comments, the string serves dual duty as formal test and a working example.
Workflow. To use :application:`doctest` is to build the class, exercise it in the Python interpreter, then put snippets of the interactive log into our docstrings.
Generally, we follow this outline.
Write and debug the class, including docstring comments.
Exercise the class in an interactive Python interpreter. You can use :application:`IDLE` or any other command line.
Copy the snippets out of the interactive log. Paste them into the docstring comments.
Run doctest to be sure that you’ve copied and pasted correctly.
Using Doctest. There are two ways to use doctest.
Start with Python 2.6, you can run doctest from the command line like this.
Running Doctest from the Command Line
python -m doctest -v roulette.py
You can also add a test function to a module which runs doctest on the module.
This test function should have a name which begins with _
to make it
a name that’s private to the module and not part fo the module’s interface.
Running Doctest Within a Module
This _test()
function is the main function of the module, so that when
you run the module, it performs it’s internal doctests.
Running A Module with Doctest
python roulette.py
Test-Driven Development. Note that the strict test-driven development (:abbrev:`TDD`) approach to unit testing is to build the tests first, then write a class which at least doesn’t crash, but may not pass all the tests. Once we have this in place, we can now debug the tests until everything looks right. This is called test-driven development, because the test cases come first, driving the rest of the work.
The test-driven approach doesn’t fit well with doctest
.
It’s very difficult to develop the test output without having the class
available to exercise interactively. Also, we don’t want to put
comprehensive test scripts into our class docsting; they can easily get
too long to be useful.
Also, it’s difficult to “fake” the interactive log when designing the class. It’s usually simpler to have a working class and then add test cases.
Finally, we need to pick essential features for demonstration in the doctest comments. We can’t easily write comprehensive tests that cover all features or all line of code in doctest comments.
Building Doctest Examples¶
Let’s assume we’ve built two classes; for example, Card
and Deck
.
One class defines a standard
playing card and the other class deals individual card instances. We’ll
define some minimal doctests.
The first step is to develop our baseline class. See Example Class Definition
for a version of the blackjack module with the Card
class definition
that we might start with.
Exercise the Class. Once we have the class, we need to exercise it using interactive Python. Here’s what we saw.
MacBookPro-SLott:OODesign-3.1 slott$ python3
Python 3.4.3 (v3.4.3:9b73f1c3e601, Feb 23 2015, 02:52:03)
[GCC 4.2.1 (Apple Inc. build 5666) (dot 3)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from blackjack import Card, AceCard, FaceCard
>>> c2d = Card(2, Card.Diamonds)
>>> str(c2d)
' 2♢'
>>> cas = AceCard(Card.Ace, Card.Spades)
>>> str(cas)
' A♠'
>>> cas.softValue
11
During our session, we played with the preferred use cases for our class. We can copy the examples from the interactive session and paste them into our class docstrings.
Update the Docstrings.
After we have some output that shows correct behavior of our class, we
can put that output into the class docstrings. Here’s our updated card.py
module with doctest comments.
blackjack.py With Doctests Included
We’ve only shown the docstrings from two classes within the overall module file.
In both cases, we’ve copied and pasted lines from
an interactive session to show show the class definitions
shold behave. When we process this module with
doctest
we can confirm that the advertised behavior
matches the actual behavior of the classes.
Mixed unittest
and doctest
¶
A more complete approach is to use unittest
for most
testing and doctest
to emphasize specific use cases in the
docstrings. When doing this, you’ll have a test module that looks
something like the following.
combined_test.py
We’ve imported unittest
and doctest
because we’ll be
executing a combined suite of tests.
We’ve imported the blackjack_doctest
module. This is an
example that includes doctests in the comments. We have a separate
example that doesn’t include an doctests in the comments.
We’ve also imported the test_card
module that performs
unit tests on the class definitions in the blackjack
module.
We can the build a test suite from these two sources of tests:
The doctest strings in the module, and
The unit tests
TestCase
classes in the test module.
Between the two sources, we have eight separate tests.
Our test/__main__.py
module will often use this technique
to build a complete suite of tests incorporating unittest and doctest
tests.


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Cpp
#include <algorithm>
#include <functional>
#include <vector>
int main() {
std::function<int(int)> addOne = [](int x) -> int {
return x + 1;
};
addOne(5);
// returns 6
// use lambda as value, do in-place modification
std::vector<int> v = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5};
std::transform(v.begin(), v.end(), v.begin(),
addOne);
// new value of 'v' is [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
}
JavaScript
const addOne = (x) => {
return x + 1;
}
addOne(5);
// returns 6
// use lambda as a value
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5].map(addOne)
// returns [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
What This Code Does
The above code creates a simple lambda that adds 1
to the
value provided. It is called directly and also passed as a value into
functions that operate over lists of data.
What's the Same
The JavaScript and the C++ version define a lambda that is both callable directly and can be passed as a value without any special treatment. Both versions also define "pure" lambdas that do not capture any local state or perform any kind of mutating state-changes (i.e. calling the code, alone, does not affect our program).
What's Different
The differences mostly lie in type declarations and syntax. While the structure is the same, C++ must define all of the parameter and return types. This is most visible in how our lambda is structured.
std::function
is used to represent the return and parameter types like so:
std::function<ReturnType(Arg1Type, Arg2Type, Arg3Type)>
The lambda itself has 4 parts. The capture, the parameters, the return type, and the body.
auto lambda = [](int param1, int param2) -> int {
return param1 + param2;
}
The []
part is a list of variables we'd like to "capture" in our lambda (more on
this in the next section). The parameters are everything between (
and
)
and what comes after the ->
, but before the {
,
is the return type. And what's in the curly-braces is the function body. It's also worth pointing
out that we must always use return
if we want to return a value from our lambda. There
is no short-hand equivalent of JavaScript's curly-brace-less lambda ():
const addOne = (x) => x + 1;
Capturing Local State
Cpp
#include <functional>
template<typename T>
std::function<T(T)> addX(T x) {
return [x](T n) -> T {
return n + x;
};
}
int main() {
auto addFive = addX<int>(5);
addFive(10);
// returns 15
}
JavaScript
function addX(x) {
return (n) => {
return n + x;
}
}
const addFive = addX(5);
addFive(10);
// returns 15
What This Code Does
addX
is a function that returns another function. The function it returns adds
x
to whatever value is provided. x
is initially given to the
addX
function but is captured by the lambda that is returned.
What's Different
The first notable difference is the use of template <typename T>
written
before the addX
function. C++ must make use of "generics" in order to account
for different numeric types, such as int
, float
,
double
, etc. This is done with what is called C++ templates. Templates are
expanded at compile-time into concrete implementations. So, to be fair, this is less generic
programming and more akin to sophisticated macros.
// When used in code, a version is compiled to match the usage.
template<typename T>
sum(T a, T b) {
return a + b;
}
void main() {
sum<int>(1, 2);
sum<double>(1.0, 2.0);
// this causes 2 specialized versions to be compiled
}
In Javascript, all checking is done at runtime. That is to say, if we were to sum or multiply
two types that were not compatible (e.g 4 * {some: "object"}
)), we would not know
until the program ran. Many would point this out as a drawback to writing scalable, maintainable
code and is reflected with the popularity of such projects as
TypeScript which attempts to add types to JavaScript.
With C++, we will know at compile time when the templates are expanded
into concrete functions. At that point we will know if the types can be added, multiplied, etc.
Of course, most modern IDEs will give you some advanced notice as well. :-)
The second notable difference is that the capture portion of our lambda ([]
) contains
the variable x
. This value is copied into the lambda. Since C++ is not a
garbage-collected language, we have to be specific about which variables we want to capture and how
we'd like to capture them. For things we may not want to copy, we can pass by reference.
int main() {
auto bigString = "I'm a really long string, don't copy me ...";
auto printFn = [&bigString]() -> void {
std::cout << bigString;
};
printFn();
}
Note the &
before the variable name in [&bigString]
. This copies
the reference to the variable instead of copying the value into a new variable. The caveat with this
is that a reference is just a pointer to a location in memory. If the variable is cleaned up before
the lambda is called, bad things could happen.
Digging Deeper
Everything in C++ must have some sort of type and representation in memory, and the same is just as true for lambdas as it is any other type. Take the following:
int main() {
auto age = 65;
std::string name = "Sir Robert Christianson Manyard Sr";
auto printPerson = [age, &name](bool includeAge) -> void {
std::cout << name;
if (includeAge) {
std::cout << ", age: " << age;
}
std::cout << "\n";
}
}
The specification for C++ says that a lambda is an object of an anonymous type, created on the stack. You can imagine the equivalent for this would look like:
struct LambdaPrintPerson {
int age;
std::string *name;
void printPerson(bool includeAge) {
std::cout << name;
if (includeAge) {
std::cout << ", age: " << age;
}
std::cout << "\n";
}
};
int main() {
auto age = 65;
std::string name = "Sir Robert Christianson Manyard Sr";
auto printPerson = LambdaPrintPerson { age, &name };
}
The reason you can imagine a lambda to look like this is because the exact layout (padding, alignment, etc) is compiler dependent according to the specification. However, it should make more sense now how values are "captured" by the lambda and the difference between capturing a reference (no copy) and capturing a value (copy).
Note that it is possible to allocate a lambda on the heap, even though the default is
to allocate on the stack. Since a lambda is just an object, it can be heap allocated with the
new
keyword, such as:
auto printPerson = new auto ([age, &name](bool includeAge) -> void {
// function body
});
Note the only additional bit of syntax is that we must wrap the lambda in parens ()
.
Consuming
Cpp
#include <cstdlib>
#include <functional>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
void sendEmail(std::string to, std::string from, std::string subject,
std::string body,
std::function<void(std::string)> success_cb,
std::function<void(std::string)> failure_cb) {
if (std::rand() > 0.5) {
success_cb(to);
} else {
failure_cb(to);
}
}
int main() {
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Very Important Email",
"TODO: remember to write email body. :-D",
[](std::string to) -> void {
std::cout << "Successful email sent to: " << to << "\n";
},
[](std::string to) -> void {
std::cout << "OH NO! Very important email not sent to "
<< to
<< "\n";
});
}
JavaScript
function sendEmail(to, from, subject, message,
success_cb, failure_cb) {
// pretend we tried to send an email and call the
// success or failure callback randomly.
if (Math.random() > 0.5) {
success_cb(to);
} else {
failure_cb(to);
}
}
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'Very Important Email',
'TODO: remember to write email body. :-D ',
(to) => {
console.log('successful email sent to: ' + to);
},
(to) => {
console.log('OH NO! Very important email not sent to ' + to);
});
What This Code Does
sendEmail
is a user-defined function that sends and email and
then calls one of two callbacks provided by the user. This shows how to receive
(consume) lambdas in your own code.
What's Different
Consuming lambdas in user-defined functions is very straight forward. The main difference here, yet again, is that the C++ version has to do slightly more work in order to define all of the types. Beyond the type declarations, the two versions are very similar.


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I like the idea of "after action reports" being tied to payout. survey data etc offers some intel and perspectives those of u s on the frontline might not see
Alright13-Jan-19 02:01 AM
I do like smk's categories, but I'm not a fan of a "judging machine". I'd like to see something that is easily publicly verifiable
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 02:02 AM
Great ideas everyone... I also agree that 5k kmd is a bit much especially with Tony's script probably being able to fill blocks on a few nodes... Getting the most will be just about impossible, the strongest miner will likely win in this case by ignoring others txns
Yeah want to keep rules simple
CrisF13-Jan-19 02:02 AM
Simple is good. Maybe some random prizes. 100,000th migrate gets 50kmd. Somethings like that.
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smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 02:02 AM
lottery luck sounds good
Alright13-Jan-19 02:02 AM
@blackjok3r dat name color
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Ha hey
CrisF13-Jan-19 02:05 AM
Connecting 'getting people involved with this test' and 'launch' seems like it would be important to me.
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Carry over into getting people using labs for their own testing and dev work.
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 02:06 AM
Need to get an explorer up for this new chain... it seems to be working quite well, script has one bug, I will fix that today... could be a bit tricky as what its doing makes very little sense.
Alright13-Jan-19 02:08 AM
did we add a chain other than Y and X?
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 02:08 AM
I added a 51% PoS chain not fungible
for testing staker after all my changes
testing with 2 nodes is working... have to make sure ti works with more though.
Alright13-Jan-19 02:09 AM
Ah, would have just given you some MGNX
I found that it's not handling pow blocks properly
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 02:09 AM
chain is too long... had to test mroe than just ther... did founders fo 1440 is working perfectly.
Alright13-Jan-19 02:09 AM
although maybe my setup is wonky, I made a new list.json but didn't move coins away from old set of addresses
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 02:10 AM
I have a feeling maybe the bug I am seeing, is from PoW mining a few utxos at the chain start.... abnd its only when those stake that it breaks.
I'll have to add some prints... and yeah there was a few things I didnt know, need to clean them up a bit..
Alright13-Jan-19 02:11 AM
i want to add handling for sending new coins to pubkey address
and have them distribute smartly somehow
so for example if someone buys some new coins they want to stake and send them to pubkey address, they won't all end up in single UTXO
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 02:25 AM
?
I made 2 coins distribution scripts...
or modified yuours
Alright13-Jan-19 02:32 AM
well the way i see it is that it needs to be easy enough for a typical windows user
I think I can make it watch for incoming transactions to the pubkey address then distribute coins itself
so adding more coins to stake is seamless
right now it's far from that
axo77713-Jan-19 02:48 AM
What are the tools needed to participate in the test?
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 02:49 AM
Currently you need a full node of KMD, and a full node of each chain in the cluster (the cluster for stresstest is not made yet, possibly 4 chains)
I find an 8GB RAM VPS is perfect to do a very large amount of migrates even on bash, likely with Tony's script it will be even less.(edited)
Alright13-Jan-19 02:50 AM
2 more chains on top of that if we're doing this oracles thing
axo77713-Jan-19 02:51 AM
so 6 servers?
Alright13-Jan-19 02:51 AM
1 server
axo77713-Jan-19 02:53 AM
1 daemon +4 chains + 2 oracles all on one server?
gt13-Jan-19 03:01 AM
with the python script i’m running into issues with signing the kmd part
Alright13-Jan-19 03:02 AM
@axo777 each chain is a separate instance of the same daemon
all of which can be ran on the same server
@gt what is the problem exactly
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:04 AM
@gt check your rpc credentials, make sure no backslashes etc
axo77713-Jan-19 03:04 AM
thanks. what tool to watch the server?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:04 AM
I had same issue
Alright13-Jan-19 03:11 AM
@axo777 new specific tool, mostly just watching logs and outputs
believe smk is trying to make some kind of visualization of it though
various scripts we have developed on STAKED so far, none of these are perfect and some might not even work. use them as examples of what you can do. - StakedChain/PoS_scripts
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:27 AM
Really need to focus on important things... A visulsation of the migrate stresstest is something more benificial to HYPE and getting people to go WOW! and want to join, its a great idea, and would be nice... but not exactly required... Maybe I will speak to the marketing team, and see if they can put up some KMD for such a thing to compensate you for the time to make it.
Its really something they can use and point people to at any time. To show that migrates work at scale.
Merged
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:31 AM
too quick @blackjok3r !
bash version had a typo, fixed and resubmitted
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:31 AM
lol
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:32 AM
the bash version crafts a json string I"ll use for visualisation
will integrate oracle write onto that script this week. works for everyone using it, but @TonyL ;s python script is better for bulk send so will port it to py after that
it'd mean only those using the script would be on recorded on oracle and into vis tho
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:34 AM
yes best to experiment in bash I think... tonys script is pretty fast... Bash really wasnt able to do anywhere near that level of migrates relaiably... I lost many coins runnign 10,000 loops at once.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:35 AM
so will keep an eye out for standalone script whiuch sees and knows all
I've been migrating coins to tony's address all week :p
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:35 AM
LOL
good thing the blcok reward on both chains is 1000 lol(edited)
darn this staker script.... it fised itself while I was sleeping...
I think that the bug I saw is a rare edge case
related to starting the chain. Might not be a problem.
Is there anyone who has time to test out staking ? I can create some scripts to pull off utxos from a staking node based on the amount of confirms? I just realised I'm staking over a million coins on a single node, and the daily rewards are too low... maybe 100,000 would ahve been a better number to use lol
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:39 AM
I tried staking 500 last night, didnt get anything from it... makes sense now :p
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:40 AM
my staker is very efficiant and is also a whale .. .I doubt anyone is going to find any coins at all against it... I need to start pulling funds from it slowly and bring the diff down
Will do this today... scripts for withdrawing funds from a staking node will be needed anyway... you need to use creat raw transaction and thats very much out of reach for most people.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:41 AM
I made somethin basic to toggle on/off mining/staking, but it's untested... well I tested it but got nothing staking lol
random assortment of small scripts for use in the Komodo ecosystem - smk762/kmd_pulp
Alright13-Jan-19 03:41 AM
staking the majority of the supply will give bad results
as in not real world conditions
would recommend testing on MGNX
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:42 AM
fuck mgnx for now... still need more tools for this... Can test on this, think mgnx is synced here at least... can test there later once I have it all working
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:43 AM
If all that's needed is to get some coins and turn on staking I'm in, need to test that script properly
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:44 AM
yeah cool... be a few hours to work out a way to withdraw coins from staking node... then let you know what to do.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:44 AM
I mined about 600, but cant compete!
Alright13-Jan-19 03:44 AM
hold on I'll give you some MGNX
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:44 AM
not with 1 million coins 3500 utxos and an efficnat distribution algo
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Jan-19 03:45 AM
I dont have MGNX installed, but can if needed
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 03:46 AM
I think I can make the disribution algo even better, but these type of things wont be public yet... I want well commented python sctipts that people can work with so we get all diffrent ways tro stake and stuff. There has to be better ways than just spreading evenly over segids
Im just tsestinfg on CFEKPOS51 for now... once I have scritps working I will use MGNX to test which algo works best
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TonyL13-Jan-19 03:58 AM
I can help with needed data writing to oracle for current python script if needed. Have a quite huge codebase for oracles writing now so maybe even will not need to code much
I'm very sorry for your lost coins @smk762 - dracocanis ominator Actually took this address hardcode when re-wrote script from bash to python as it is(edited)
Oh, actually donated, not lost
Can use let's say current oracle D type publisher so data will be compressed. It's quite reliable according to my tests - published few megs files consisted of hundreds of 8KiB chunks - and md5 hashes of origin and downloaded from oracle version matches
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator Did you want to write data to the oracle on the fly or first to keep everything locally ?
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 04:15 AM
The idea was to save the export and payouts, to oracle so incase of faliure or crash the migrate can be resumed.
TonyL13-Jan-19 04:18 AM
Why not to use local DB like Mongo or just text files?
If goal is continue the process
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 04:18 AM
because cris wantesd to use oracles in the origional plan laid out
TonyL13-Jan-19 04:18 AM
Oh I see
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 04:18 AM
If that is no good and you guys dont want to do it then dont
Its really up to the people implementing it to decide what is best
TonyL13-Jan-19 04:19 AM
I just thought there was some reason to make data immutable or/and public available
It's great if oracles will be used for it
blackjok3r13-Jan-19 04:20 AM
YeahI think that has something to do with it... Cris had this idea that testinfg and logging can be done onchain so its trransparent and immutable, cannot be lost etc.
TonyL13-Jan-19 04:20 AM
Means more people will play with it and more Komodo tech will be used in test


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Guido Tack
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Mon Apr 7 12:18:49 CEST 2014
On 7 Apr 2014, at 5:40 pm, Tomas Lidén <tomas.liden at liu.se> wrote:
> Thanks for quick and adequate response!
> But still there's trouble... see below
> /T
>
> Guido Tack wrote 2014-04-07 02:03:
>> Hi,
>>
>> to add a system folder such as /usr/local, open the "Add Files to..." dialog, press Command+Shift+G, and enter the path directly.
>>
> Great. That got me halfway.
> After adding the frameworks QtGui, QtWidgets and QtCore and adjusting the include statements to
> #include <QtGui/QtGui>
> #include <QtWidgets/QtWidgets>
> the compilation ends with the following error:
> /usr/local/qt5.1.0/lib/QtCore.framework/Headers/qlist.h:52:10: 'initializer_list' file not found
>
> According to (http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.qt.user/8357) and (the subsequent links) this is due to Qt requiring -stdlib=libc+ (not libc++ ?) and c++11 - which is in conflict with libstdc++ that is required by Gecode. Hmm.. I can't figure out to get passed this - tried varies ways in Xcode, but no luck so far. Should I perhaps download and install Qt directly from the source rather than using the version coming with Gecode?
I will probably build new packages soon based on libc++ and linked to the newest version of Qt, but until then you basically have two alternatives: compile Gecode from sources with libc++, or compile Qt from sources with libstdc++.
>> On the command line, I think Xcode may have changed the default paths for frameworks, you could try adding -F/Library/Frameworks to your compiler options.
>>
> That almost did the trick. Again I had to add options for selecting libstdc++ etc, but still I get an error. After trying the (what I think) options that Xcode uses I get:
>
> $ g++ -std=gnu++11 -stdlib=libstdc++ -O3 -F/Library/Frameworks -c money.cpp
> money.cpp:1:1: error: expected unqualified-id
> <U+001C>/* -*- mode: C++; c-basic-offset: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- */
> ^
Have a look at the money.cpp file, looks like there's a funny character on the first line.
Cheers,
Guido
> In file included from money.cpp:38:
> In file included from /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/driver.hh:41:
> In file included from /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/minimodel.hh:47:
> In file included from /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/kernel.hh:127:
> /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/kernel/core.hpp:3800:7: warning:
> array index 1 is past the end of the array (which contains 1 element)
> [-Warray-bounds]
> x->u.idx[1] = u.idx[1];
> ^ ~
> /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/kernel/core.hpp:3829:49: note: in
> instantiation of member function
> 'Gecode::VarImp<Gecode::Int::BoolVarImpConf>::update' requested here
> VarImp<VIC>* n = x->next(); x->forward()->update(x,sub); x = n;
> ^
> /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/kernel/var-imp.hpp:407:50: note:
> in instantiation of member function
> 'Gecode::VarImp<Gecode::Int::BoolVarImpConf>::update' requested here
> Gecode::VarImp<Gecode::Int::BoolVarImpConf>::update(*this,sub);
> ^
> /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/kernel/core.hpp:339:7: note: array
> 'idx' declared here
> unsigned int idx[pc_max+1];
> ^
> /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/kernel/core.hpp:3800:21: warning:
> array index 1 is past the end of the array (which contains 1 element)
> [-Warray-bounds]
> x->u.idx[1] = u.idx[1];
> ^ ~
> /Library/Frameworks/gecode.framework/Headers/kernel/core.hpp:339:7: note: array
> 'idx' declared here
> unsigned int idx[pc_max+1];
> ^
> 2 warnings and 1 error generated.
>
> clang gives the same result..
>> Cheers
>> Guido
>>
>> On 7 Apr 2014, at 6:26 am, Tomas Lidén
>> <tomas.liden at liu.se>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> I'm running MacOS 10.9.2, Xcode 5.1 (5B130a) and Gecode 4.2.1 - all freshly updated/installed.
>>> But being a newbie (both to Xcode and Gecode) and a bit rusty on C++, I have some trouble getting the configurations right..
>>>
>>> Firstly a great thanks for Guido's help regarding libstdc++ (
>>> http://www.gecode.org/pipermail/users/2014-April/004368.html
>>> ) - which got me past the first blocking point.
>>>
>>> But now I can't get Qt to work (e.g. examples/queens.cpp). I can see that qt5.1.0 is installed in /usr/local/ but I can't figure out how to add the necessary frameworks (probably the ones in /usr/local/qt5.1.0/lib/.) to the project. For gecode.framework I use File/Add Files to.. and click to /Library/Frameworks - but /usr/local is inaccessible from the Finder interface.. Is there some other mechanism or do I need to add some soft links or similar? (The Add/Existing Frameworks.. mentioned in MGP 2.3.2 I have not found..)
>>>
>>> BTW, the command line option does not work either as stated in the documentation (MGP 2.3.2), neither with g++ or clang - see the log below. The "default header search path" does not seem to be sufficient.. I guess there's some include or library options that's needed - any help on that as well? (I think this is the reason I have no success in using Eclipse/CDT either..).
>>>
>>> Thanks for any help or tip you can provide, primarily regarding accessing Qt in Xcode!
>>> /Tomas
>>>
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Sunday, October 25th, 2015
Location: Red
14:00-17:55
Affiliated Tutorial: A Practical Introduction to Data Science in Python
Speaker: Stéfan van der Walt
Monday, October 26th, 2015
Location: Red
08:30-10:10
Data Science and Visualization for Scientific Discovery
Invited Speakers: Torsten Möller, Jeff Heer, Rumi Chunara
10:30-12:00
Health and Spatio-Temporal Data
Panel Discussion, Paper Presentations
02:00-03:30
Journalism, Sports, and Data Exploration
Invited Speakers: Rachel Schutt, Luke Bornn, Feifei Li
04:00:-05:50
Databases and Algorithms
Panel Discussion, Paper Presentations
06:00:-07:30
Poster Reception
Affilliated Tutorial
Sunday, October 25th, 2015
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VDS
Monday, October 26th, 2015
Session 1: Data Science and Visualization for Scientific Discovery
8:30-10:10, Session Chair: Marc Streit
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Session 2: Health and Spatio-Temporal Data
10:30-12:00, Session Chair: Hanspeter Pfister
Panel I: Challenges in Visualization for Data Science
Torsten Möller, Jeff Heer, Rumi Chunara
Moderator: Hanspeter Pfister
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Session 3: Journalism, Sports, and Data Exploration
2:00-3:30, Session Chair: Alexander Lex
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Session 4: Databases and Algorithms
4:00-5:50, Session Chair: Claudio Silva
Panel II: Challenges in Visualization for Data Science
Rachel Schutt, Luke Bornn, Feifei Li
Moderator: Claudio Silva
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VersaSuite
Development lifecycle recommendations
*** use arrow keys to progress to the next slide ***
Planning, Analysis and Design
Project Management
Bugzilla is great for bug tracking, but subpar for project management
- A roadmap with a determined time frame for sprints, clearly lays out expectations
- large feature requests should be broken out and clearly defined
- Task time estimations help provide meaningful burn down of progress made during a sprint
- With any task sometimes complications can arise and estimations will need to be extended
Recommendation
Implementation
- Information overload can be avoided by clearly defining a task in project management
- Development pratices should be standardized as much as possible
Recommendation
- Implement linting on all web developer machines to enforce coding standards
- Ensure any new components used are discussed and used consistently
- Developers should have a consistent UI library for charts,grids,inputs etc
- With these in place developers have far greater time becoming compentent in their role
Code Reuse
- With an application like VersaSuite and the very complicated buisness logic code reuse is of utmost importantance
- logic is being copied and pasted from different projects
- Over time the inconsistency will lead to code rott and extended development time
- Additionally when you need to change the look of a component or fix a bug you now you need to do this in
multiple places
Recommendation
- Incapsulate any components or libraries into either npm modules or nuget packages hosted on TFS
Source Control
- Currently all the code is hosted in one big repository
- Continous Integration, automated testing and automated building are by standard done on check-in
- When a check-in is made it could apply to any project
Recommendation
- Each project should be broken into its own repository when possible
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spopt.region.region_k_means.RegionKMeansHeuristic¶
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spopt.region.region_k_means.
RegionKMeansHeuristic
(data, n_clusters, w)[source]¶ Solve the region-K-means problem, the K-means with the constraint that each cluster forms a spatially connected component.
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numpy.ndarray
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The observations to cluster shaped
(n_samples, n_features)
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int
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(data, n_clusters, w)[source]¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
Methods
__init__
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solve
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 It’s hard to believe how fast Foundations has flown by. The Foundations Core and Technical learnings have been valuable experiences that have helped me to think about myself and where I hope my learning journey will lead.
I came into EDA with some background in the Core Skills curriculum. Much of what was taught mirrored learnings I have had while working in the field of outdoor education, where we put a big emphasis on personal growth and working well with others. What surprised me most about the core learning was how much of an emphasis EDA places on it. I am happy to see this material incorporated into a setting where most people would not expect it.
Software has great power to do good in the world. Conversely, the past few years have demonstrated it can also have some very unfortunate and damaging side effects. We have seen it been used to spread violence, hate, and propaganda. In and of itself, software has no values, self-awareness, or empathy. It doesn’t think about the consequences of its actions. That is where we as developers must step in and take responsibility. This is at the heart of why the Core curriculum at EDA is important.
Thinking about what we value will allow us as programmers to have a map of what we hope our products will achieve and to minimise any negative consequences. Self-awareness can shine a light on our motivations about the things we are building. Bringing empathy to our work will help us to make things that are useful to others without causing undue harm.
While working through the core lessons, I learned to ask for help when I need it. It was great to reach out to the EDA staff while working on campus as well as to look towards my peers on slack for a helpful hint while working on minesweeper. I also learned that I can stay focused for long periods at a time when I’m working on something that I find interesting or challenging.
Though I am happy to have the core learning play such an important role at EDA, this has also been a challenge for me. After spending so much of my working life thinking about aspects of this material, I just wanted to focus on the technical content. That being said, though I have familiarity with the core teachings, I am far from being a master and I have much room for growth. I also recognise that in addition to what I have already written, EDA places a strong emphasis on the core learnings because they are what employers want. My own working life bears this out. No matter what career a person chooses, self-awareness, empathy, and having a set of values can be far more important than whatever knowledge or skills they bring.
What is your long-term goal and/or career pathway?
There are many avenues I would be interested in pursuing. I like helping others, so teaching is one possible pathway. I also have high freedom needs, so I like the idea of remote work and contract work. These things would also support my love of travel. On the technical side, at present, I have more of an interest in the frontend of software development and in UI/UX design, but I am open to wherever my learning leads me. More important than any of the above is that I want my work to support my values and to do meaningful good. In this regard, working for a non-profit or an educational organisation is appealing.
What do you think your biggest strengths and limitations will be in Bootcamp?
What do you think your biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp will be?
I worry about maintaining my relationships outside Bootcamp as well as not getting down on myself when things are difficult. These two are closely related. When I don’t feel good about myself, my relationships with others suffer.
What non-technical skills — human skills — would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
I want to work on my growth mindset and on being a really supportive member of the team for others. Also, my ability to stay focused and present. As a U.S. citizen, I am currently way too preoccupied with continuing bad news from the States.
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My expectations for myself are to make Bootcamp the main focus of my life while still allowing space for self-care through running, meditation, journaling, and yoga. These things will enhance my learning as they will provide my mind and body space to absorb all the learning that will be occurring and also to decompress. For technical help, I will look to my facilitators and fellow cohort members. I am committed to doing the work that is required to complete the program and to be a supportive member of the learning community at EDA.


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This was my initial and only weed experience to date. I was mildly nervous, as I was not certain of what would occur. (I had only tried alcohol prior). Around 9 pm at my boyfriend’s house, with another close friend, I consumed 2 small glasses of wine, complaining all the while about how alcohol has ceased to work any wonder for me. I then proceeded to a small glass of cognac mixed with a small bit of tequila. Becoming more talkative (I am rather passive and introverted), and in a better mood, I became less nervous about weed. Smoking a clove cigarette, I proceeded to feel calm and, logically knowing I
should be nervous, I was better able to shun it aside. The stereotype of weed as being a euphoria inducing substance influenced my expectations which, however, were proven very, very wrong.
The two people I was with, were preparing to start smoking. I told them to wait until I stop feeling tipsy from the cigarette and loose the feeling of having a clogged brain. Meanwhile, the impact of alcohol physically was none…only psychologically…making me less inhibited. My boyfriend put out my cigarette prematurely and the other friend had already inhaled weed. I began talking rapidly, asking them how I should go about inhaling. ‘As you would a cigarette,’ they told me. I asked whether I would start choking. At that point, my boyfriend, who is more practical, paranoid/health aware, told me that I might. The other friend assured me that if it does occur, it won’t be anything drastic.
The first puff was taken when my boyfriend blew it into my mouth from his own. It didn’t taste like much. I blew the smoke out of my lungs and, realizing that I may have been exaggerating the potential of marijuana, only retained a negligible amount of nervousness. From then on, I took one more such hit from his mouth. The other two hits I took on my own, from a pipe. They were vigorous and laden with anticipation. Nothing happened. I complained that I don’t feel anything. After that, I seemed to have drifted into a sleep, blocking out.
When I opened my eyes, I was laying on my boyfriend’s knee, looking at the floor and suddenly, acknowledging the fact that I felt very awful…not in body, but in mind. Afraid to cause worry, but knowing I was splitting in two, I repeatedly asked for help. The two people assured me I would be fine, but somehow, I didn’t believe they understood how boundless the terror, which stemmed from not being able spend more than a split second on knowing anything, was. The floor was not spinning, my mind was. I glared at what I knew logically as familiar surroundings, but was unable to feel that it was so.
Then I noted that I have come in two. The me was still there, the normal me who knew all the facts. But that me could not truly feel those facts and the notion of simply knowing them was not enough. I was slipping from one frame of time to another in matter of seconds. This was irritating to the degree that one of me decided to ask to be killed. However, one part of me was vexed for asking such a thing, for it knew that it was simply trying to get aid. (The two people I was with, decided it would be better to ignore me for a while and let it wear off. This scared me even more and made me feel vain.)
‘Sometimes you have a stomach ache, for example. But now I have a brain ache,’ I said. It was hard to believe that I wasn’t all right, because the me who knew facts, had no real dilemma communicating, aside from taking more time to select words and an occasional stutter. My brain felt shredded. Memory was blinking. Even if I return to reality, how would I ever truly know what it is? As soon as I attempted to acknowledge anything, the terror would multiply, for my brain was not capable of it.
Physically, I was perpetually thirsty, my face was burning and my heart was pounding. The primordial me realized that it wouldn’t mind some food. By now, the peak had ended but it was impossible to focus on anything. My chewing was mechanical and I couldn’t focus on the food, although somehow I knew it tasted quite good (not an astonishing effect). As an individual, I tend to think ‘too much’, I analyze…and this state was torture…partly because I was thinking too much into the experience, I was trying to analyze it…when the other two people were able to let go. Later, I came to the belief that there was nothing to analyze in a weed experience…that I will not learn anything grand or marvelous by doing weed.
The best specimen for that seems like the sober, unaffected me. On the internet, I read about alcohol and marijuana and a few experiences that made me feel less shocked about what occurred with me. I can now assume a few factors that brought about my awful experience. 1) Alcohol, maybe nicotine; 2) first time, and perhaps a strong dose; and 3) nature of my character…analytical, serious. Also, perhaps some nervousness.
For the following week, I was still recovering. I felt disconnected and my memory seemed short. This got even worse when I had some wine on New Year’s day. In about a month, I recovered. Although, sometimes I still think I could sense it…though that can solely be my paranoia about it. Since when being fine it is hard to imagine what it was like, I sometimes become curious about smoking again and begin to entertain that notion…knowing also that the second time could be better.
Ultimately, I would appreciate if someone offered their insight as to how it may be devoid of any alcohol and in a smaller dose with more time between each hit.
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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We run waste collections in Dehradun, Dharamsala and Corbett and work in accordance with the Municipal Solid Waste Rules 2000. Ensuring waste is segregated at source is essential if we are to maximise on recycling. We have different bags for recyclable and non recyclable waste and request that food waste is kept separate. We separate the recyclables into different categories so it can be sold to the kabaddiwala and only send non recyclable waste to the trenching grounds. Food and garden waste is composted and turned into fertiliser.
Piramal Swasthya is a registered not for profit organization supported by Piramal Foundation and believes in “Democratizing Healthcare” – making Healthcare Accessible, Affordable and Available to all segments of the population, especially those most vulnerable. In order to achieve this goal, we leverage cutting edge information and communication technologies to cut costs without compromising quality as well as Public Private Partnerships to scale its solutions throughout India.
Piramal Swasthya envisions a future in which all vulnerable groups have the necessary information to make informed decisions regarding their health and Accessible, Affordable and Available high quality health infrastructure to support the realisation of those decisions.
We are present across India in 16 states with a 4000+ strong employee team comprising of 490+ Doctors and specialists. Our innovative technology based solutions have helped State Governments to address the issue of Availability and Accessibility of quality Healthcare to vulnerable sections of society.
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The organisation is designated as Regional Resource and Training Centre North Zone – II by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India under the Scheme of Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance(Drugs) Abuse for the states of Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh , Jammu and Kashmir.
The key strength of the organization is the hands-on experience of working at grass root level in the region. The organization has been implementing targeted interventions projects for high risk population groups and also providing services through community support centers for care, support and treatment for PLHIV.
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RUCHI is a non-political, non-profit organisation committed to the development of rural India. RUCHI began in October 1980 in a remote village in Chopal in the Shimla District. It was registered under The Societies Registration Act of 1860 in 1983, and its headquarters are now located at Bandh, a small village in the Himalayan foothills of Himachal Pradesh State, Northern India. RUCHI is now working in over 100 villages in the steep mountainous terrain of the Sirmour and Solan districts.
RUCHI is partnered with international non-government organisations (NGO’s), such as RNZWCS in New Zealand, Rotary International, Charities Aid Foundation, HelpAge International, U.K., MISEREOR in Germany and CCIVS in France.
The Nav Chetna is a not-for-profit organisation headquartered in Shimla (Himachal Pradesh), India.
It’s a multipurpose organisation that strives to fight issues like hunger and malnutrition, human rights, health, disability, vocational and educational training in India. Nav Chetna works with a competent team of professionals at all its locations. We undertake projects and schemes for promoting the social and economic development for communities in India. These development initiatives are in line with the needs of people, in partnership with them and in close collaborations with likeminded NGOs and the Government.
In partnership with the Government of India and various State Governments, and inestimable support from many businesses, philanthropic donors and well-wishers; we have grown from our humble beginnings in the year 2005.
Human Hope Foundation is a professionally run Non Government Organisation (NGO) which aims to adopt a comprehensive approach to address the various issues faced by the underprivileged. Our comprehensive approach includes Remedial Education, Livelihood opportunities to the underprivileged. In future we would like to provide the underprivileged access to Financial Instruments, Better Healthcare, Sanitation and also plan to have chapters on Water conservation, Environmental and Youth related issues.
Our comprehensive approach includes Remedial Education, Livelihood opportunities to the underprivileged.
In future we would like to provide the underprivileged access to Financial Instruments, Better Healthcare, Sanitation and also plan to have chapters on Water conservation, Environmental and Youth related issues.
With the objective of ‘Making Health a Reality for the people of Himachal Pradesh’, Himachal Pradesh Voluntary Health Association (HPVHA), a state chapter of Voluntary Health Association of India (VHAI) is working on various issues and concerns in health and sustainable development since 1987. HPVHA strongly advocates the necessity of Health Promotion and targeted interventions which not only involves the prevention of diseases, but creates an appreciation with regard to the importance of health as an end in itself.
Today, the organization works in the field of community health and helps the grass root level voluntary organizations to plan, implement and evaluate their developmental programmes. HPVHA is committed to promoting social justice by ensuring provision of health services and assuring access to same in Himachal Pradesh. HPVHA strongly advocates that enlightened people respond responsibly to health needs of their families and larger communities. As a voluntary organization which in itself is an important component of civil society, HPVHA has evolved as a model in HP for effective formulation and implementation of sustainable development programmes
Gramin Sewa Ashram “Shramban” is a non Profitable organization which works on non-profitable work for beneficial of peoples. Which is registered under section Act 1860 sub-section 21.This organization is working from 19 year in the backward area of district. Kangra of Himachal Pradesh.The main motive of the organization is to develop socio-economic and other resources of the Dalit Park of the rural mass community. Making people competent and powerful to join the rate of development by making people aware of their problems.
The institution has been working in the ten development blocks of the district headquarter of Himachal Pradesh. Registered office of the institution was in “Pichhda Varg Aayog” of District Kangra, in a village of lambagaon, Bairghatta. This time is located in Bhawarna. Organizations also expect guidance from other partner organizations for achieving their goal.
Our mission is to create a just and equal society for all.  We want to strengthen the voices of women and girls and ensure their right to life and safety. Our engagement with the community addresses all forms of discrimination based on gender, class, caste, religion, disability and all other forms of social exclusion. We seek to protect the individual and collective dignity of the most marginalized. A society like this may be far away but with every campaign, every class and every meeting, we take one step closer to our goal. It will take decades to reach the society we wish to create however, we hope to push society there quicker. Nothing will change without education and education takes time.
Our program has been operating for 12 years and, since we've started, we've made progress. This progress, however, is not enough and we won't stop until women have their voices and are completely equal to men. We won't stop until everyone has the opportunity to have their voice heard and has the ability to fulfill their goals.
Social Uplift Through Rural Action (SUTRA), a non-governmental voluntary organisation, was established with the support from Social Work Resource Centre (SWRC), Tilonia.
SUTRA has been working in Himachal Pradesh since 1977 and was registered in 1985. From service provision, the organisation moved towards transformational change to address the problems emerging from their erstwhile beneficiaries.  Women’s collectives were formed and various training programs were conducted to empower these groups.
SUTRA’s goal is to enable the establishment of Gender Just Governance. It continues to work with several national and international organisations on the issue of decentralized governance, reproductive health, issues of single women and gender-just development.
SUTRA, through its network of small voluntary organizations, works with village based Mahila Mandals and women representatives of Gram Panchayats spread across 7 districts of Himachal Pradesh. SUTRA also works on policy and advocacy of various issues at the state and national level.
SUTRA is registered under Societies Act 1860 and with Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India to receive foreign funds.
Amidst beautiful serene atmosphere of hills & peaceful location surrounded by snow capped peaks near Dalhousie/Banikhet, Yog Manav Vikas Trust was established in the year 2001 as a social charitable non profitable organization by few officers of NHPC and their wives led by Shri & Smt Dodeja with the objective of serving the humanity in the field of Education, Social upliftment, Women empowerment, Rehabilitation, Capacity building, Environment and Spiritually since Chamba district is considered backward district of Himachal Pradesh comprising over 90% population livin in rural areas with overall literacy rate of Chamba being at 65% and SC/ST population being 20-25% and over 60% families belonging to Below Poverty Line (BPL) with agriculture being the mainstay for 70% of total population.
NHPC Engineers while working in Chamba district during various periods since 1978 had the opportunity to have insight into the hardships and suffering of rural folks and their children living in the remote areas in the vicinity of number of Hydro Electric Projects constructed by NHPC, hence determined to initiate the activities in the above fields for the cause of human development.
The Kalgidhar Society – Baru Sahib is a non-profit charitable organisation focussed on providing quality education to fight against the alarming rise in drugs and alcohol abuse. With equal stress on Healthcare, Women Empowerment and Social Welfare, the organisation has been instrumental in the socio-economic uplift of the poor in the far-flung rural areas of North India.
Today the rural areas of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan, and the backward hilly areas of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab are dotted with 129 low cost CBSE Schools, providing modern, value-based education to around 70,000 students. The students are mostly from the deprived sections of society, admitted regardless of caste, creed, region, religion and social status. The aim is to build a total of 500 low cost schools to provide value-based education to all children at the village level.
The Kalgidhar Society, Baru Sahib also runs 24 Colleges, two Private Universities, six Teachers Training Centres to empower 2000 rural girls, one Hospital with 280 beds, three De-addiction Centres, one Orphanage, one Old Age Home, and one Rehabilitation Centre for Distressed Women, apart from organising four Free Medical/Surgery Camps for the poor in the hilly areas of Sirmaur, Himachal Pradesh.
Ecohorts is a non-profit organisation registered in India under the "Indian Societies Registration Act XXI 1860". The vision behind the creation was to promote sustainable and eco-friendly horticultural development in the Himalayan region, environmental conservation and socio-economic upliftment and empowerment of fellow rural folks.
Ecohorts is a group of volunteers led by an eminent farmer, Mr. Lakshman Thakur. Its members include successful Entrepreneurs, fruit growers, scientists, researchers and extension workers who have a commitment and desire to transform the Himalayan region into a world class environmentally responsible horticultural based industry.
To steward the use of earth’s resources in a manner that protects natural ecosystems, supports economic growth, improves public health and educates. To promote the integration of social, economic and environmental dimensions of sustainable development at regional and national levels. To encourage the wide spread adoption of integrated approaches to sustainable development in the areas of energy, agriculture, education, health and waste management. To devise and implement such solutions and strategy which maintain balance between livelihood, development and ecology.
Aim of CORD is to harness human resources and enable the poor to transform their lives through programmes driven by themselves. To facilitate participatory and integrated sustainable development for the poor. To harness human resource and enable poor and marginalized people; especially women and the disabled too, to transform their lives, their economic status and the interrelated issues through participatory, comprehensive, integrated and sustainable development process and systems in the community.
Chinmaya Mission® was established in India in 1953 by devotees of the world-renowned Vedanta teacher, His Holiness Swami Chinmayananda. Guided by his vision, devotees all around the world formed the nucleus of a spiritual renaissance movement that now encompasses a wide range of spiritual, educational, and charitable activities, ennobling the lives of thousands in India and across its borders. Presently, headed by His Holiness Swami Swaroopananda, the Mission is administered by Central Chinmaya Mission Trust (CCMT) in Mumbai, India. Under his guidance, the Mission has continued mushrooming across the globe and stands today with over 300 centres worldwide.
Founded in 2003, Samvedana is a non-profit organization registered under Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950. We work for the integrated development of slums with a focus on education, nutrition and skill development of socially and economically deprived children, youth and women. Our main projects are in more than 50 slum communities in the western periphery of the city and 4 villages in the district of Ahmedabad.
Apart from education initiatives, we have also been working for the malnourished children as a partner with the government’s ICDS project. Under this initiative, Samvedana monitors and adds value to 76 aanganwadis. Through our 4 different projects focusing on education, nutrition and skill development today we have touched lives of over 1 lac 25 thousand beneficiaries which include children, youth and women.
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Today the world that we live in is highly dynamic, going through radical changes. At Samvedana we are constantly striving to understand the changing needs of our community and adapt to those needs. We strongly believe that by transforming the lives of the underprivileged, our nation will attain holistic development.
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Here’s a playlist for every impending Athens moment:
For when you want to live your coming-of-age movie moment while walking through College Green: “He Gets Me So High” by Beabadoobee
College Green has an irreplaceable beauty to it. There’s a homey feeling that courses through your veins while walking through it, and that’s epitomized when backed up by this new Beabadoobee track. The Filipino-British singer finds that she keeps coming back to one guy because of this incredible feeling of tranquility he gives her. Though he basically tells her to get over it, she knows she’s going to hold on to this warmth for a while. The guitars, breezy and infectious, feel like College Green on a perfect 75-degree, sunny day.
For when you need energy for an early class: “Pressure” by Paramore
You probably already regret signing up for that 8:30 a.m. class, and as you roll out of bed for it, you have a loss of energy that not even a venti coffee will restore. Let early Paramore help you out. The track kicks off with angst-ridden guitars and Hayley Williams’ distinct pipes telling former bandmate Jeremy Davis, who willingly departed the band, Paramore will be fine without him. As you blast this while walking to class, you’ll think you’d be better off without an early class, but it’s something you know you’ll have to live with.
For when you need to relax before an exam: “Just Go” by Arlo Parks
After the last school year, when a lot of people didn’t have timed exams, it’s hard to know what to expect for your first in-person exam again, and it’s easy to think you’ll blow it. Arlo Parks, however, knows how to calm anyone down. On her track “Just Go,” blissful guitars will satiate your entire body and push out the bad vibes. As Parks tells her ex, who came back for a second chance, to leave, your worries will go with them.
For when you need to mourn an exam grade: “traitor” by Olivia Rodrigo
Now, not every exam is going to go smoothly. For the days you get your grade back and it’s not pretty, you’ll inevitably just want to mourn. Olivia Rodrigo has your back. We all know this heart-wrenching track is about Rodrigo’s relationship with her ex, Joshua Bassett, given that their time together has become one of the most popular discussion topics of the last year. Though an exam grade doesn’t compare in the slightest to their relationship, you’ll feel betrayed by your brain, which forgot everything come test time, and this song will be there for you like no other.
For when you’re burnt out: “Graduate” by Third Eye Blind
There will be days, especially near the end of the semester, when you’re so burnt out you just want to get your diploma and get out. Third Eye Blind’s 1997 classic “Graduate” is the perfect track for moments like that. Backed by explosive guitars, frontman Stephan Jenkins puts his entire chest into his vocals, letting it be clearly known that he just wants to grow up and get out of the mess his life has become. Come final exam time, you’ll most likely be screaming with him.
For an easygoing day: “Prom” by SZA
It’s integral to make time for self-care during the semester, and that includes having days where you do nothing at all. SZA’s “Prom” should be your accompaniment. This disco-pop banger shows SZA reflecting on her insecurities — and failing to remind herself there is so much ahead of her. The upbeat music serves as a message to have fun, put priorities on the backburner for just one day and let SZA’s godly voice engulf you.
For when you need subtle motivation to walk up Jeff Hill: “The Chain” by Fleetwood Mac
The hardest part of the semester might not even be classes. For anyone living on East Green, it might be walking up the never-ending Jeff Hill.  While the group sings about how the metaphorical “chain” is what’s keeping the relationship together, the popping bass accents the angst the narrator has knowing their partner isn’t acting like boyfriend/girlfriend material. If not the angry vocals themselves, the guitar and bass solo will lift you up Jeff Hill and beyond.
For your pre-game pump-up: “Ballin’” by Logic
Whether you want to get hyped for an OU football game or a night on the town, this track by the unretired Logic will put a pep in your step. This track came out on one of his early mixtapes, before his debut album, where he realizes he’s already achieved mass acclaim. He says he made a promise to his mom when he was young that he’d make something of himself, and he has, now overflowing with money and confidence. The energy is infectious.
For your first night out on Court Street: “Dancing Queen” by ABBA
Thanks to the Mamma Mia! franchise, most of ABBA’s discography has earned a special place in the hearts of basically everyone. However, this has been a classic since it was released in the ‘70s. The track is all about dancing your heart out and feeling on top of the world, which is exactly what Court Street late at night does to a person. Though this isn’t what an Athens bar usually plays, if one decided to give this a spin, everyone would undoubtedly go bonkers.
For when you realize Athens will forever be your favorite place on Earth: “Hammer To Fall” by Queen
There’s going to be a night when you catch yourself happy, whether you’re on Court Street, in a dorm with friends or with a campus club, and utter contentment washes over you — because you know Athens really feels like home. This Queen hit examines the touchy parts of life, but the thrilling guitars and drums exude the utter joy Athens provides. While you may already start thinking about life beyond OU, listen to this track to remember you picked the perfect place to spend these four (or more) formative years.