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Queue Tasks
Add tasks to the global queue, the closest associated robot will get on it!
Optimize Task Assigment
Determine which robot types are associated to which task types. Speed construction by giving idle robots types more responsibility.
Explore Random Maps
Collect resources and build an army of machines to quickly explore to the edges of the map. Map terrain and resource layout generated randomly through Perlin noise.
Robot Types
Mining, Moving, and Building. Robots lose power over time and can be destroyed, so maintaining the right balance of machine types as your explore is crucial.
Defend Against Locals
Rock golems protect their home. As time progresses the golems get stronger, and as you build machines their numbers increase! Keep a good ratio of defence to survive.
Escape
Explore quickly to find the resources you need and build an escape shuttle before you are overrun.


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public interface DynaClass
A DynaClass is a simulation of the functionality of
java.lang.Class
for classes implementing the
DynaBean
interface. DynaBean instances that share the same
DynaClass all have the same set of available properties, along with any
associated data types, read-only states, and write-only states.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DynaProperty[] |
getDynaProperties()
Return an array of
ProperyDescriptors for the properties
currently defined in this DynaClass. |
DynaProperty |
getDynaProperty(String name)
Return a property descriptor for the specified property, if it exists;
otherwise, return
null . |
String |
getName()
Return the name of this DynaClass (analogous to the
getName() method of java.lang.Class DynaClass implementation class to support
different dynamic classes, with different sets of properties. |
DynaBean |
newInstance()
Instantiate and return a new DynaBean instance, associated
with this DynaClass.
|
String getName()
getName()
method of java.lang.Class
DynaClass implementation class to support
different dynamic classes, with different sets of properties.DynaProperty getDynaProperty(String name)
null
.name
- Name of the dynamic property for which a descriptor
is requestedIllegalArgumentException
- if no property name is specifiedDynaProperty[] getDynaProperties()
Return an array of ProperyDescriptors
for the properties
currently defined in this DynaClass. If no properties are defined, a
zero-length array will be returned.

DynaBean newInstance() throws IllegalAccessException, InstantiationException
DynaBean
instanceIllegalAccessException
- if the Class or the appropriate
constructor is not accessibleInstantiationException
- if this Class represents an abstract
class, an array class, a primitive type, or void; or if instantiation
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With three months to go, I'm still waiting for my clearances to come through. Things are a bit on hold until they do.
Waiting for Clearances
Part of the Peace Corps process is to get a legal and a medical clearance. They tell you to avoid taking permanent steps until you've received both. The thing is, these clearances take a long time. I've seen reports of the legal clearance not arriving in time for staging. Apparently, when this happens, they generally offer you another posting in a couple of months. See, for example, this Reddit discussion.
It looks like they're pretty backed up now. I'm sure the federal hiring
freeze isn't helping, either. And of course, there's a non-zero possibility
that someone in the administration has an axe to grind against the Peace Corps.
Normally, the PC enjoys broad bipartisan support, and it's a tiny, tiny
line item in the federal budget, so there's no good reason for it to be
cut. But that's a rational argument that might not apply in the current
political environment.
Sigh.
The upshot is that I'm still pretty confident that I will be in Ouagadougou on June 15th, but it's not 100%. If I'm not, then I'd probably end up going somewhere else, three or six months later. With that, some things are on hold, for now. But, with retirement a month away, it's still time for me to put this blog on-line, so I can answer the question “what are you going to do when your retire?” The real answer is that I think I'll be going to Burkina Faso, but if not, I guess I'll go on some big bicycle trip somewhere!


Bibliography¶
[GmatWiki] gmatcentral.org
The GMAT Wiki at gmatcentral.org is the main public facing interface for GMAT development and release activities.
[Architecture] The GMAT Development Team, “General Mission Analysis Tool (GMAT) Architectural Specification,” NASA GSFC.
The GMAT Architectural Specification provides a good overview for the GMAT system. The document is included with each GMAT release. The document overview can be viewed at http://gmatcentral.org:8090/display/GW/Architectural+Specification.
[CInterface] D. Conway, “GMAT API Tradeoff Study,” Thinking Systems, Inc., February 2012.
The GMAT CInterface plugin was an artifact of the original GMAT API study described here. One recommendation arising from this study was a set of automatic API generation tools, including SWIG.
[SWIGExperiment] D. Conway, “GMAT API Consultation Support,” Thinking Systems, Inc., December 2016.
Goddard personnel, assisted by contractors at Thinking Systems, Inc. and Emergent Space Technologies, performed an in-house study of the use of SWIG as a tool for a production GMAT API. This document describes that study.
[SWIG] Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator (SWIG)
SWIG is an open source software development tool that connects programs written in C and C++ with other high-level programming languages. The GMAT API is generated using the SWIG tool.
[Doxygen] www.doxygen.nl
The detailed design information for GMAT is generated using the open source Doxygen documentation generation tool.
[Jupyter] www.jupyter.org
Jupyter is an interactive tool that provides writers with the ability to intersperse documentation and Python code. The resulting notebook files can be run interactively, enriching the user’s learning experience through editable Python code that can be executed inside the notebook.


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JSON Generator - info
Author
Copyright (c) 2019 Michal Jewczuk
License
This program is distributed under MIT License
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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Help
Here are the configuration parameters for all available elements.
Every element has to have a name (can be blank but what is the point then) which will represent the key value in json.
JSON_BOOL
Adds option to generate boolean values.
- only TRUE
- mark that if you want to only generate true values
- only FALSE
- mark that if you want to only generate false values
WARNING: marking both only TRUE and only FALSE is an error.
JSON_DATE
Adds option to generate date values.
- lower bound
- all the generated dates will not be before the given value
- upper bound
- all the generated dates will not be after the given value
- output pattern
- specifies the format in which the date will be written. Has to follow rules of java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter
If you want to generate dates on a specified day set lower bound equal to upper bound.
WARNING: lower bound must not be after upper bound.
JSON_DOUBLE
Adds option to generate numerical values with decimal part.
- lower bound
- all the generated numbers will not be smaller than the given value
- upper bound
- all the generated dates will not be greater than the given value
- precision
- specifies the count of numbers after the decimal point
WARNING: lower bound must be lower than upper bound and precision has to be at least 1.
JSON_NUMBER
Adds option to generate numerical values with 0 places after decimal point.
- lower bound
- all the generated numbers will not be smaller than the given value
- upper bound
- all the generated dates will not be greater than the given value
WARNING: lower bound must not be greater than upper bound.
JSON_OBJECT
A container that allows to create a nested json that consists of all available values.
- count
- specifies format of the nested json. For 1 it will be a single object, for more than 1 it will be an array of objects.
You can nest another json in already nested json. Use the JSON_OBJECT when adding new elements.
JSON_PATTERN
Adds option to generate string values that are formatted in given pattern.
- pattern
- specifies the pattern of the string; the pattern is of given format: number-number-number, i.e. 3-4-12
- connector
- specifies the element that will connect the given parts; can be one symbol or many, or even empty
- all capital
- marking that option will capitalize the given output
WARNING: pattern must start with a number but can be as short as one number.
JSON_STRING
Adds option to generate string values.
- min length
- specifies the minimum length of generated string
- max length
- specifies the maximum length of generated string
- first capital
- margin that option will capitalize only the first letter
- all capital
- marking that option will capitalize the given output
WARNING: min length cannot be greater than max length.
WARNING: marking both first capital and all capital is an error.


Watch Matt Berninger Cover Big Thief’s “Not”
by James RettigMatt Berninger seems to be as big a fan of Big Thief as the rest of us. Last night, the National frontman performed solo at Dream Serenade, an annual benefit concert that takes place in Toronto to raise money for and celebrate “children with exceptionalities and their caregivers.”
And Berninger took the opportunity to cover “Not,” a standout from Big Thief’s second full-length album of the year, Two Hands. Berninger did justice to his band’s 4AD labelmates, and you can watch the performance below.


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Ruby Enumerable Cheat Sheet
The Enumerable Module is a bunch of methods that work
with collections such as Arrays, Hashes and Ranges. Here are some of our favorite
methods!
map
Map returns a new array after performing a block operation on each of
the elements in the collection. Map is like a transformation method.
It applies your block of code to the collection transforming it!
(1..4).map {|x| x+1}
#=> [2,3,4,5]
to_a
Returns an array based on the argument passed into
it. For example, if you pass in a range (1..7) it will return an array of the
numbers 1 through 7. Calling to_a on a hash will return nested arrays with 2 items each (the key, and the value)
(1..7).to_a
#=> [1,2,3,4,5,6,7]
{ 'a'=>1, 'b'=>2, 'c'=>3 }.to_a
#=> [["a", 1], ["b", 2], ["c", 3]]
each_with_object
Iterates each element passed through a block with the arbitrary object
passed first. This is useful for modifying hashes.
%w(gnidoC si nuf).each_with_object({}) { |str, hsh| hsh[str] = str.reverse }
# => {'gnidoC' => 'Coding', 'si' => 'is', 'nuf' => 'fun'}
include?
Returns true if any member of enum equals obj. Equality is tested using ==.
Checks if a collection "includes" the item passed in as an argument.
array = [1,2,3,4]
array.include?(4)
#=> true
each_slice
Breaks collection into a group of n sized elements. Useful to transform
an array into an array of sub arrays for modifications.
(1..9).each_slice(3) { |x| print x }
#=> [1, 2, 3][4, 5, 6][7, 8, 9]
grep
Returns an array of every element in enum for which
Pattern === element. If the optional block is supplied,
each matching element is passed to it, and the block’s
result is stored in the output array. In short, grep finds and
returns all things matching the argument.
["Test", "Foo", "Bar"].grep 'Foo'
#=> ["Foo"]
inject
Easily allows users to add, multiply, subtract through each element of a collection.
(1..5).inject { |sum, element| sum + element }
#=>15


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Seeking to leverage solid skills in collaboration, communication, basic IT knowledge (database concept, process management, SQL), team player, communicates well.
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My first full project..
developed by react.js, node.js with express.js, bycrypt.js, postgreSQL DB and serving by heroku server
This project connect with "clarifai api" for face recognation of images' links
and calculate the score of detecting faces for each user.
My first react project.. Developed by react.js connect with "JSONPlaceholder API" to fetch the users information and with "robohash API" to fetch random robots images, and apply the dynamic and quick search on robots.
This project Generates randomly infinite quotes and display each one with its author name.
with possibility to tweet which one you like immediately on twitter.
This project display randomly infinite images as you scroll down as it fetch more images..
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Width: Height: Histogram Height: Data point intensity (0-1):
Iterations: Data points per r: Min r: Max r: Min x displayed: Max x displayed:
Histogram - click the bifurcation diagram to display
Another view of logistic map - the iteration of xn+1 = rxn(1-xn)
This version displays the results of doing lots of iterations from random values of x0 (chosen from a uniform distribution 0-1). The final value (after the specified number of iterations) is plotted on the chart. The x-axis represents r, and the y-axis represents the value of x reached. Essentially, each column of the chart acts like a histogram, where brighter colours represent more data points landing there. You can also see the histograms, as histograms, by clicking the chart.
This approach has the effect of plotting the famous bifurcation diagram. To get a more faithful representation, try increasing the number of iterations - 1000 is a good number, although it may be a little slow.
Other logistic map plotters - Logistic Map Graph and Logistic Map Pixmap
Peter Corbett, 2014


Cashout
Instructions
$TO_ADDRESS
Notes
-
Technically, what happens here is this:
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the double-encrypted WINNING KEY is now decrypted
- .. using your personal, one time SECURITY KEY
- .. and the ORACLE KEY that was released at event outcome
- the resulting is the decrypted WINNING KEY.
- This is used to unlock the waged amount in the betting contract
- .. signing it with this WINNING KEY and also
- .. signing it with your SIGNATURE KEY
- .. to transfer the amount to the address you entered on the previous page.
- After you click 'sign' the Bitcoins should arrive in your wallet after about 10 minutes.
-
the double-encrypted WINNING KEY is now decrypted
- We never held the money, it was locked into the blockchain.
- The money is fully yours the moment you receive the WINNING KEY.
- .. even if you do not execute this page, you safely own the won Bitcoins
- .. this page mererly helps you to put the won Bitcoins back into your wallet
- .. but note that you might loose Bitcoins that are not moved for 10 years, or less
- Ajax call:
- Ajax result:


Generic credentials class, used for any API version.
- A
- C
- D
- G
- N
- S
| [R] | credentials | Hash of credentials (credential key to value) |
| [R] | environment | The environment being used (production, sandbox) |
| [RW] | use_mcc | Whether we’re making MCC-level requests |
| [RW] | validate_only | Whether we’re making validate-only requests |
| [RW] | partial_failure | Whether we’re making requests with support for partial failures |
| [RW] | return_money_in_micros | Whether we’re making requests with the returnMoneyInMicros option enabled |
Constructor for AdWordsCredentials.
Args:
- credentials: Hash of credentials (credential key to value). E.g.:
{ 'developerToken' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'useragent' => 'Sample User Agent', 'password' => 'password', 'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'clientEmail' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'applicationToken' => 'IGNORED', 'environment' => 'SANDBOX' }
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 161 def initialize(credentials=nil) @credentials = {} @environment = nil @auth_token = nil @handlers = [] @use_mcc = false @validate_only = false @partial_failures = false credentials = get_defaults() if credentials.nil? credentials.each do |key, value| # 'environment' shouldn't go in the credentials array, and we'll ignore # 'alternateUrl' to avoid errors on upgraders' apps. if (key =~ /^alternateUrl/) && (credentials["environment"].nil?) raise AdWords::Error::Error, "'alternateUrl' is no longer supported. Please consult the " + "Readme on how to use 'environment' instead." elsif !(key =~ /^environment/) @credentials[key] = value end end # The user agent header differs in v13 (useragent) and v2009 (userAgent). # Properly populate both values, and use the name of the program ($0) if # nothing is given. user_agent = 'adwords4r: %s' % (@credentials['useragent'] || @credentials['userAgent'] || $0) @credentials['useragent'] = @credentials['userAgent'] = user_agent # The properties file may include the clientEmail in a clientId property. # clientId might be a clientCustomerId, though, so check to make sure it # is an email address before assigning it to clientEmail. # clientCustomerIds don't seem to be supported elsewhere in this client # library, so ignore them. if @credentials['clientEmail'].nil? and @credentials['clientId'] and @credentials['clientId'].include?('@') @credentials['clientEmail'] = @credentials['clientId'] end # Normalize 'token' to 'developerToken' if @credentials['developerToken'].nil? and @credentials['token'] @credentials['developerToken'] = @credentials['token'] @credentials.delete('token') end # Set environment if credentials['environment'].nil? # Get default environment @environment = AdWords::Service.get_default_environment elsif !(Service.get_environments.include?(credentials['environment'])) raise AdWords::Error::Error, "Unknown environment: #{credentials['environment']}" else @environment = credentials['environment'] end # Fix potential problems with changing clientEmail, by forcing it to be # created @credentials['clientEmail'] = '' if @credentials['clientEmail'].nil? # Check for environment mismatches. validate_headers_for_server @credentials.each do |key, value| @handlers << Pre2009HeaderHandler.new(key, self) end end
Returns the authentication token used with >= v2009 requests. Generates it if there’s no valid token already generated.
Returns: The auth token (as a string).
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 280 def auth_token generate_auth_token if @auth_token.nil? return @auth_token end
Returns the client customer ID currently being used (dependent on whether MCC-level requests are enabled or disabled)
Returns: Client customer ID if use_mcc is false, empty string otherwise
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 248 def client_customer_id if @use_mcc return '' else return @credentials['clientCustomerId'] end end
Returns the client email currently being used (dependent on whether MCC-level requests are enabled or disabled)
Returns: Client email if use_mcc is false, empty string otherwise
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 234 def client_email if @use_mcc return '' else return @credentials['clientEmail'] end end
Overloads the ‘dup’ method for AdWordsCredentials to correctly duplicate objects of this class.
Returns: Duplicated AdWordsCredentials object
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 335 def dup creds = @credentials.dup # Remove the prepended 'adwords4r: ' string before creating the duplicate creds['userAgent']['adwords4r: '] = '' creds['environment'] = @environment unless @environment.nil? return AdWordsCredentials.new(creds) end
Generates a new authentication token used with >= v2009 requests. The generated token is stored and can later be accessed with auth_token. It should only be necessary for user code to invoke this if the first token expires.
Returns: The auth token (as a string).
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 293 def generate_auth_token email = @credentials['email'] password = @credentials['password'] if email.nil? raise AdWords::Error::AuthError, 'Email address not included in credentials.' end if password.nil? raise AdWords::Error::AuthError, 'Password not included in credentials.' end hostname, port, use_ssl = AdWords::Service.get_auth_server(@environment) @auth_token = AdWords::AuthToken::get_token(email, password, hostname, port, use_ssl) return @auth_token end
Return a list of handlers to be inserted into the driver’s handler list.
Args:
- version: API version being used. Must be an integer.
- driver: the driver for the service being handled
Returns: The list of handlers (subclasses of SOAP::Header::SimpleHandler)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 265 def get_handlers(version, driver) if version.is_a? Integer and version <= 13 then return @handlers else namespace = AdWords::Service.get_namespace_v2009(driver) return [V2009HeaderHandler.new(self, namespace, version)] end end
Change one of the authentication headers.
Args:
- header: the name for the header being changed.
- value: the new value for the header.
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/credentials.rb, line 318 def set_header(header, value) # Invalidate previous auth token if necessary @auth_token = nil if header == 'email' or header == 'password' @credentials.each_key do |key| if key == header then @credentials[key] = value end end end


Its easy if you have a good book:
Note Learning Perl uses the deprecated '&' function call syntax
Also some websites are good:
All Perl programs start with:
#! /usr/bin/env perl
Hard coding to /usr/bin/perl is normally a bad idea.
(you will be kicking your self if you ever change to a perl that isn't in /usr/bin/)
strace test6.pl
execve("./test6.pl", ["./test6.pl"], [/* 51 vars */]) = 0
/*...a bunch of missing lines...*/
execve("/opt/perl/current/bin/perl", ["perl", "./test6.pl"] ) = 0
/*Perl binary is interpreting now*/
readlink("/proc/self/exe", "/opt/perl-5.20.0/bin/perl", 4095) = 25
/*...a bunch of missing lines...*/
open("./test6.pl", O_RDONLY) = 4
/*...a bunch of missing lines...*/
read(4, "#! /usr/bin/env perl \n\n#commten\n"..., 8192) = 47
read(4, "", 8192) = 0
close(4)
rt_sigaction(SIGHUP, NULL, {SIG_DFL, [], 0}, 8) = 0
rt_sigaction(SIGINT, NULL, {SIG_DFL, [], 0}, 8) = 0
/*'test6.pl' actually only prints 'test' to stdout*/
write(1, "test", 4) = 4
This is what all perl programs should start with:
#! /usr/bin/env perl
use strict;
use warnings;
There are modules for this like "Modern::Perl" and "Common::Sense".
Syntax is made up of variables, functions, definitions, ect
Variables start with a Sigil
A Sigil is the leading punctuation of a variable. ('$', '@', ect.)
Actually, all variables should start with the function 'my'
Functions start with the word sub
Starts with a sigil and has an identifier
'$' means Scalar (Think $calar)
A scalar is a single value
Can be a number, string, or reference (address)
For a scalar, the type can be dynamically assigned (unlike C,Java,ect)
my $var = 'some string'; #defined with 'my'
$var = 100;
$var = 'Quote\'s are messy';
$var = "this has a new line at the end \n"; #escape sequence
$var = qq{let's use a quote operator};
$var = qq{same things again};
$var = q{'q' gives no interpolation to a $var};
If you didn't notice, the q// and single quote ' don't give variable interpolation.
In perl, an array is an ordered list of scalars.
Prefixed with '@'. (Think @rray)
Good for storing anything if you need to preserve order
In perl they are dynamically sized
my @stuff = ("hello", 1, "thing");
The 'quote words' operator can return a list
my @stuff = qw/ hello 1 thing/;
A single element is accessed just as any scalar value:
print $stuff[0]; #"hello"
$stuff[2] = 2;
print "@stuff\n"; #hello 1 2
You can also access in values offset from the end:
print $stuff[-1]; # 2
print $stuff[-2]; # 1
push: add element to the end
push(@arr, "my Item");
pop: remove and return element from the end
my $var = pop($arr);
shift: remove and return element from the beginning
my $var = shift(@arr);
unshift: add element to the beginning
unshift(@arr, "more txt");
for my $item (@arr){
print "$item\n";
}
foreach my $item (@arr){
print "$item\n";
}
for( my $i = 0; $i < @arr; $i++){
print "$arr[$i]\n";
}
foreach my $key (keys @arr) { #later versions only
print "$arr[$key]\n";
}
while(my $item = pop(@arr) ){
print "$item\n";
}
Hash: An unordered list of key, value pairs.
Like an array. Instead of indexing with numbers, you can use strings!
Probably the most important data structure in perl...
...Or any language for that matter.
my %employees = (
'Jim' => 20,
'Dave' => 50,
'Sam' => "President",
);
print "$employees{Jim}\n";
my $pres = $employees{Sam};
Similar to arrays, just think in pairs.
%hash = qw/1 2 d f/;
foreach my $key (keys %hash){
print "key: $key, value: $hash{$key}\n";
}
#key: 1, value: 2
#key: d, value: f
foreach my $key (keys %employees){
print "key: $key, value: $employees{$key}\n";
}
One of the more useful features of Perl.
Means an expression can change its value.
Based upon what the calling code expects to receive.
Some Love it, some hate it
Critical to understand
Three different contexts: Scalar, List, Void
Stuff in scalar context:
my $count = @some_array;
my $var = ('one','two','three');
my $other_var = %some_hash;
Context is determined by what is on the left hand side of the assignment operator '='
my @things = ('one', 'more', 'time');
my $var = @things;
print $var; # "3"
my @things = ('one', 'more', 'time');
my %stuff = ( things => @things );
Actually '=>' forces list context, so you need to force it back:
my @things = ('one', 'more', 'time');
my %stuff = ( things => scalar @things );
List context is when the left side of the assignment operator expects a list
my @new_array = @old_array;
You can force list context with parentheses
my @new_array = ("one","two","three");
my ($item1, $item2) = @new_array;
my ($item3) = @new_array;
print "$item1 $item2 $item3\n";
#one two one
my @new_array = ("one","two","three");
my ($item1, @new_array) = @new_array; #understand the slurpy!
my %stuff = ( things => @things );
#'=>' is always list context
#list in scalar context
my $things = ('one', 'more', 'time');
print $things; # "time"
#commas eval left to right
#hashes in scalar context
my %things = (one => "more", time => 'again');
print scalar %things; # '2/8'
#kinda useless
my $time = localtime;
print $time;
#Mon Aug 25 13:37:57 2014
print localtime;
#52381325711412361 (um?)
print localtime . "\n";
#Mon Aug 25 13:41:33 2014 (alrighty then..)
#no, just no
($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year)=localtime(time);
$year+=1900;
$mon+=1;
$date = $year . "-" . $mon . "-" . $mday . "." . $hour . ":" . $min . ":" . $sec;
Scope determines what variables you can see.
It ensures variables from one part of a program don't collide with others from a different part.
Protects you from yourself and others
All variables in Perl are global unless prefixed with 'my'
'my' will make a variable lexically scoped
They cease to exist outside of their scope
Can be file scoped or block scoped
my $var1 = "this is file scoped";
while( $var1 ){
my $other_var = "this is block scoped";
}
print $other_var; # Error, variable doesn't exist
File scoped: if its not block scoped, then its file scoped!
If a file has multiple packages, a file scoped variable will be visible from within each package.
If you don't specify a package name, then you are in the main package.
Packages offer a different name space.
Provides a way to break a large program into separate pieces.
Reading variables from other packages
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use strict;
package Account;
# code
# and stuff
package Account::Enterprise;
# code and stuff
package Account::Residential;
# code and stuff
my $account_num = "0123";
package main;
print $Account::Residential::account_num;
Name "Account::Residential::account_num" used only once: possible typo at test2.pl line 17.
$account_num is scoped to package. How to access it?
You could turn off 'use strict' (bad)
or define with 'our' (in Perl < 5.6, the 'vars' keyword
'our' will also be used to make class variables (vs. class instance variables) later.
This point of this is to just show some ways to access variables
Another one of Perl's gotchas
"you'll love it or hate it"
Critical to understand
my @var = qw{this:is not:a big:test};
for( @var ){
my($item1,$item2) = split /:/;
print;
print "\n";
}
~$ perl test5.pl
this:is
not:a
big:test
Default variable: $_
Many built in functions will operate on $_
| $_ | Default variable |
| @_ | Variables passed to a function |
| $! | Error messages from built-in functions |
| $0 | File name of your program |
| %ENV | Shell environment variables |
| @INC | List of places to look for perl modules (for use or require |
| $@ | Errors trapped by eval |
| $1,$2,$3,... | Patterns captured by regex |
And many more! perldoc perlvar
All programs are made up of steps.
Each step is governed by boolean value (true or not true).
Everything your program will ever do, has to be able to be broken down into yes or no questions
In perl, it is easier to show you what is not true first:
my $a1; #undef
my $a2 = 0; #int zero
my $a3 = "0"; #char zero
my $a4 = ""; #undef string
my @a5 = (); #undef array
my %a6 = (); #undef hash
if($a1 || $a2 || $a3 || $a4 || @a5 || %a6){
print "It's true!\n";
}
else{
print "No truth is in you\n";
}
If the value that you are evaluating is any thing other than the values above, then its true!
More on evaluating expressions and control flow:
if( EXPRESSION ){
}
while( EXPRESSION ){
}
What's an expression? Something that can evaluate to true or false.
if($var1 > $var2){
$var1++
$var2 = $var1;
}
if(defined $stuff ){
push(@arr, $stuff);
}
elsif(not defined $stuff){
$stuff = get_stuff_for_stuff();
}
else{
warn "Can this ever print?\n";
}
if(@arr > 1 && not defined $var){
$var = pop(@arr);
}
Another Gotcha with Perl
Comparing numbers and strings are not the same!
Expression operators for strings and numericals
| String | Numeric | Desc |
|---|---|---|
| lt | < | Less than |
| gt | > | Greater than |
| ge | >= | Greater than or equal |
| le | <= | Less than or equal |
| eq | == | Equal |
| ne | != | Not Equal |
| cmp | <=> | Comparison, returns -1,0,1 |
while
for
foreach
for and foreach are the same!
Most only use 'for' for C style for loops.
my @numbers = qw{1 2 3 4};
foreach my $number (@number){
print "$number\n";
}
#a little more implicit
my @lines = ("line 1\n", "line 2\n");
foreach (@lines){
chomp;
print $_;
}
for(my $i = 0; $i < @arr; $i++){
print "$arr[$i]\n";
}
#elements are aliased but...
foreach my $num (1,2,3,4){
$num++; //can't modify read-only
}
my @arr = (5, 6, 0, 3, 3);
my $total = 0;
while( my $num = pop(@arr) ){
$total += $num;
}
print "$total\n"; # 6?
Yet another "You'll like it or hate it"!
I like it!
References are the foundation of OOP
Lets see some action in C first
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int a = 10;
int * b;
b = &a;
(*b)++; //deref and increment
printf("%X\n", b); //address: 0x111EC124
printf("%d\n", *b); //value at address: 11
printf("%d\n", a); //value 11
}
my $a = 10;
my $b;
$b = \$a
${$b}++
print "$b\n"; #SCALAR(0x1f1de38)
print "${$b}\n"; # 11
print "$a\n"; # 11
#brackets for deref are optional
So what is so great about this? How is it good?
It is an important concept.
Computer memory is made up of addresses, and address contain data.
In C, you will hear the terms: pass by reference or pass by value.


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open class Connectivity
Check device's network connectivity and speed
Author
emil http://stackoverflow.com/users/220710/emil
Connectivity()
Check device's network connectivity and speed |
open static fun getNetworkInfo(context: Context): NetworkInfo
Get the network info |
|
open static fun isConnected(context: Context): Boolean
Check if there is any connectivity |
|
open static fun isConnectedFast(context: Context): Boolean
Check if there is fast connectivity |
|
open static fun isConnectedMobile(context: Context): Boolean
Check if there is any connectivity to a mobile network |
|
open static fun isConnectedWifi(context: Context): Boolean
Check if there is any connectivity to a Wifi network |
|
open static fun isConnectionFast(type: Int, subType: Int): Boolean
Check if the connection is fast |


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{% for read in site.data.reading %}
{{ read.section }}
-
{% for titles in read.examples %}
- {{ titles.title }} {% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
This is a partial list. I will try to keep it updated as I add, and occassionally add some old stuff from the bookshelf to it. I bookmark a lot on Twitter.


Creates a 2d curve in the shape of an ellipse. Setting the [page:Number xRadius] equal to the [page:Number yRadius] will result in a circle.
const curve = new THREE.EllipseCurve(
0, 0, // ax, aY
10, 10, // xRadius, yRadius
0, 2 * Math.PI, // aStartAngle, aEndAngle
false, // aClockwise
0 // aRotation
);
const points = curve.getPoints( 50 );
const geometry = new THREE.BufferGeometry().setFromPoints( points );
const material = new THREE.LineBasicMaterial( { color: 0xff0000 } );
// Create the final object to add to the scene
const ellipse = new THREE.Line( geometry, material );
[page:Float aX] – The X center of the ellipse. Default is `0`.
[page:Float aY] – The Y center of the ellipse. Default is `0`.
[page:Float xRadius] – The radius of the ellipse in the x direction.
Default is `1`.
[page:Float yRadius] – The radius of the ellipse in the y direction.
Default is `1`.
[page:Radians aStartAngle] – The start angle of the curve in radians
starting from the positive X axis. Default is `0`.
[page:Radians aEndAngle] – The end angle of the curve in radians starting
from the positive X axis. Default is `2 x Math.PI`.
[page:Boolean aClockwise] – Whether the ellipse is drawn clockwise.
Default is `false`.
[page:Radians aRotation] – The rotation angle of the ellipse in radians,
counterclockwise from the positive X axis (optional). Default is `0`.
See the base [page:Curve] class for common properties.
The X center of the ellipse.
The Y center of the ellipse.
The radius of the ellipse in the x direction.
The radius of the ellipse in the y direction.
The start angle of the curve in radians starting from the middle right side.
The end angle of the curve in radians starting from the middle right side.
Whether the ellipse is drawn clockwise.
The rotation angle of the ellipse in radians, counterclockwise from the positive X axis (optional). Default is `0`.
See the base [page:Curve] class for common methods.
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Right click or ctrl click on the select for it to bring up a search for its options:
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The Last Frontier
The Grand Canyon State
The Natural State
The Golden State
The Centennial State
The Constitution State
The First State
The Sunshine State
The Peach State
The Aloha State
The Gem State
Prairie State
The Hoosier State
The Hawkeye State
The Sunflower State
The Bluegrass State
The Pelican State
The Pine Tree State
The Old Line State
The Bay State
The Great Lakes State
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The Show Me State
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The Land of Enchantment
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Jekyll category page generator. recursive-design.com/projects/jekyll-plugins/
Version: 0.1.4<PHONE_NUMBER>53)
Copyright © 2010 Dave Perrett, recursive-design.com/ Licensed under the MIT license (www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)
A generator that creates category pages for jekyll sites.
Included filters :
category_links: Outputs the list of categories as comma-separated  links.
date_to_html_string: Outputs the post.date as formatted html, with hooks for CSS styling.
Available _config.yml settings :
category_dir: The subfolder to build category pages in (default is ‘categories’).
category_title_prefix: The string used before the category name in the page title (default is
'Category: ').
Title: Simple Image tag for Jekyll Authors: Brandon Mathis brandonmathis.com
Felix Schäfer, Frederic Hemberger
Description: Easily output images with optional class names, width, height, title and alt attributes
Syntax {% img [class name(s)] [http:/]/path/to/image [width [height]] [title text | “title text” [“alt text”]] %}
Examples: {% img /images/ninja.png Ninja Attack! %} {% img left half Ninja Attack! %} {% img left half 150 150 “Ninja Attack!” “Ninja in attack posture” %}
Output:
Title: Include Array Tag for Jekyll Author: Jason Woodward www.woodwardjd.com Description: Import files on your filesystem as specified in a configuration variable in _config.yml. Mostly cribbed from Jekyll’s include tag. Syntax: {% include_array variable_name_from_config.yml %}
Example 1: {% include_array asides %}
_config.yml snippet: asides: [asides/twitter.html, asides/custom/my_picture.html]
Title: jsFiddle tag for Jekyll Author: Brian Arnold (@brianarn) Description:
Given a jsFiddle shortcode, outputs the jsFiddle iframe code. Using 'default' will preserve defaults as specified by jsFiddle.
Syntax: {% jsfiddle shorttag [tabs] [skin] [height] [width] %}
Examples:
Input: {% jsfiddle ccWP7 %} Output: >
Input: {% jsfiddle ccWP7 js,html,result %} Output: >
Monkeypatch for Jekyll Introduce distinction between preview/productive site generation so posts with YAML attribute `published: false` can be previewed on localhost without being published to the productive environment.
Author: Brandon Mathis Based on the semantic pullquote technique by Maykel Loomans at miekd.com/articles/pull-quotes-with-html5-and-css/
Outputs a span with a data-pullquote attribute set from the marked pullquote. Example:
{% pullquote %} When writing longform posts, I find it helpful to include pullquotes, which help those scanning a post discern whether or not a post is helpful. It is important to note, {" pullquotes are merely visual in presentation and should not appear twice in the text. "} That is why it is prefered to use a CSS only technique for styling pullquotes. {% endpullquote %} ...will output...
  When writing longform posts, I find it helpful to include pullquotes, which help those scanning a post discern whether or not a post is helpful. It is important to note, pullquotes are merely visual in presentation and should not appear twice in the text. This is why a CSS only approach for styling pullquotes is prefered.

{% pullquote left %} will create a left-aligned pullquote instead.
Note: this plugin now creates pullquotes with the class of pullquote-right by default
Author: phaer, github.com/phaer Source: gist.github.com/1020852 Description: Raw tag for jekyll. Keeps liquid from parsing text betweeen {% raw %} and {% endraw %}
Title: Simple Video tag for Jekyll Author: Brandon Mathis brandonmathis.com Description: Easily output MPEG4 HTML5 video with a flash backup.
Syntax {% video url/to/video [width height] [url/to/poster] %}
Example: {% video site.com/video.mp4 720 480 %}
Output: <video width=‘720’ height=‘480’ preload=‘none’ controls poster=‘’>
<source src='http://site.com/video.mp4' type='video/mp4; codecs=\"avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2\"'/>
</video>
Custom variable names for changefreq and priority elements These names are used within the YAML Front Matter of pages or posts for which you want to include these properties
Any files to exclude from being included in the sitemap.xml
Any files that include posts, so that when a new post is added, the last modified date of these pages should take that into account
Change SITEMAP_FILE_NAME if you would like your sitemap file to be called something else


Recommended Games and Puzzles for Children
There are many games and puzzles I've enjoyed playing with my young (3-7
yr. old) children. These are the ones I would most highly recommend (with
a few related recommendations for older children and adults). I've
ordered them alphabetically and
highlighted those I consider most
essential. In all cases, I consider these games to have both (1) relative
simplicity of rules for child accessibility, and (2) the quality and depth of
game play for all ages.Games
- Amazons -
Originally called El
Juego de las Amazonas ("The Game of the Amazons"), this is an excellent
abstract territorial strategy game with very simple rules, yet lots of depth to
grow in interest as one grows. As of this writing, only a paper grid
version can be easily purchased from
Kadon. However,
one can play a smaller variation with a Chess set and Poker chips as follows:
Use pawns for Amazon pieces and Poker chips to mark squares with arrows.
Place white pawns at A3, C1, F1, and H3 of the chessboard. Place black
pawns at A6, C8, F8, and H6. Beyond the setup, rules follow as in the
Wikipedia article.
This
presentation compares Amazons and
Hey! That's My Fish! (described below), and introduces my variation, Amazon
Penguins, combining the two.
-
Blokus - a beautiful game suitable for play, creative artwork, or
many pentomino puzzles. There is a smaller two-player only version called
Travel Blokus. (Amazon.com
link) For variations, see the
Blokus Wikipedia article.
Blokus pieces are all polyomino pieces for 1-5 squares. Polyomino
puzzles that make use of these pieces can be found in
Polyominoes
by Solomon Golomb and
Polyominoes: A Guide to Puzzles and Problems in Tiling
by George Martin.
-
Checkers - I use
either chunky
Crisloid backgammon pieces on a
roll-up chess board, or an
oversize Cracker Barrel rug-type board with big pieces. My son's favorite
checkers variation is giveaway checkers, where the winner is the first to lose all
pieces. As with the original rules, jumps are required.
-
Chinese Checkers (Pavilion wooden set with plastic pegs
recommended) - History and variations are described in the
Chinese Checkers
Wikipedia article.
-
Connect Four
- classic simple abstract four-in-a-row game. For older children, I'd
also recommend playing five-in-a-row
Gomoku on a 9-by-9
Go practice board.
For beginners, Connect Four gently limits considerations to at most 7 moves.
(Amazon.com
link)
-
Dominoes - regular Cardinal set for both playing and building.
Rules to many domino games can be found
online or in the short-but-sweet
Great Book of Domino Games by Jennifer A. Kelley.
- Dots and Boxes - an excellent pencil and paper game.
Although this can be played by making a grid of dots on any piece of paper, I
like to have graph paper handy and darken existing lines in an outlined
rectangular area. See the
Dots and Boxes Wikipedia
article or
The New Games Treasury
by Merilyn Simonds Mohr below. (For deeper strategy and analysis, see
The Dots and Boxes Game: Sophisticated Child's Play
by Elwyn R. Berlekamp.)
-
Enchanted Forest
- an excellent twist on the memory game genre. Move about the forest
and look under trees to find various fairy tale items the king is requesting at
his castle. This is the only game I know of where you start by shuffling
trees. (Amazon.com
link)
-
Guess Who?
- an easy introduction to the deduction game genre. By asking yes/no
questions about appearance, deduce the person the other player holds.
Before introducing this, you can also teach the simpler
number guessing game.
Jotto provides a much greater
challenge (for vocabulary and deduction) for older children and adults. (Amazon.com
link)
-
Hex - an
outstanding pencil and paper game.  In my mind,
Hex is what children
should learn instead of Tic-Tac-Toe. The disadvantage of
Hex is the relative
difficulty in drawing the board, which is made much easier if one draws a
triangular grid (with triangle intersections where the hexagon centers would
be), and uses two different colored pens (e.g. red/blue) to draw pieces at the
grid intersections. Or, one can print out boards found
online.
Of abstract strategy games,
Go is one of the
very best in the world, and
Hex is a very nice simple abstract game with some of the general feel of
Go. (Hex Strategy: Making the Right Connections
and
Connection Games: Variations on a Theme by Cameron Browne
allow deeper exploration of Hex and other connection games.)
-
Hey! That's My Fish! - a clever but elegantly simple abstract game of
penguins racing about a breaking ice floe in pursuit of the most fish. One
can easily handicap this game either by setting aside a set number of fish tiles
for the weaker player at the start, or by reducing the number of penguins used
by the stronger player. Allowing varying shape of starting grids and
randomized tile layout, this game has good replayability. (See Amazons
above.) This
presentation compares Amazons and
Hey! That's My Fish!, and describe how to play the game cheaply using Poker
chips and pawns ("Mr. Pauper's Penguins"). (Amazon.com
link) Also, I've developed a pencil-and-paper adaptation called
Paper Pen-guins.
-
Jenga - I have a multicolored
"Tumbling Towers" budget set by Cardinal. This is good for both playing
and building. (Amazon.com
link)
-
Junior Labyrinth
- an interesting board game in which players dynamically shift columns and
rows of a small maze in a quest for treasures and other items. (Amazon.com
link)
-
Mancala
- Cardinal's editions are OK. For serious players, bigger boards are
essential to allow easy counting of pieces, but small hands can enjoy these sets
as is, or one can substitute beans smaller than the included glass gems in order
to make counting pieces easier. (For history and 100+ variations, see
The Complete Mancala Games Book: How to Play the World's Oldest Board Games
by Larry Russ.)
-
Memory (Ravensburger)
- I favor Ravensburger's original edition with 64 thick, sturdy cardboard
squares with beautiful illustrations (some intentionally similar) as a memory
set for all ages. Unfortunately, Hasbro has exclusive licensing here, so I
was only able to get a classic Ravensburger set through a Finnish relative. (Amazon.com
link)
-
Pig - For young
children who are old enough not to choke on them, use glass gems for points. (I
use 161 cobalt blue gems for 2 players.) The game ends when the last point is
taken. The person with the most points wins. The
Gettysburg College Bookstore
sells specialized Pig dice for playing this game, but a regular die will suffice.
Pig is the folk game ancestor of
Pass the Pigs,
and there are many
variants.
- Sprouts - an excellent pencil and paper game. See
the Sprouts Wikipedia
article or
The New Games Treasury
by Merilyn Simonds Mohr below. (For deeper analysis, see
Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays, Vol. 1
by Berlekamp, Conway, and Guy.)
-
The New Games Treasury
by Merilyn Simonds Mohr - My favorite treasury of 500+ diverse games with good
illustrations and interesting historical information. Although out of
print, it is still relatively easy to purchase a used copy.
Puzzles
Sources
last updated 28 October 2009


I was born in San Diego. Grew up in the south-bay, joined the Marine Corps, traveled the world, worked a lot, got married and now having a baby. Life in a sentence.


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| DOSE: |
0.25 g |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
Marijuana is a substance of fleeting effect. It has been used for centuries by millions for numerous reasons, and has been a topic of developed discussion on many levels; including medical, philosophical, and spiritual levels. Still, after its massively widespread use, marijuana’s specific effects and use remain a mystery even to its most serious supporters. It is well established that after taking a dose of marijuana, one feels enthused with his/her existence, relaxed, and euphoric at times, but the specifics of these effects have been hard to focus in upon. It is through my effort here that I wish to provide scientific documentation on the psychological effects a dose of cannabis has upon my body, and the varying sensations that my body is stricken with throughout the progress of my session.
Due to legal issues, my study will, unfortunately, be quite unscientific. I have, as a medium, this computer, on which I will record in 10-minute intervals the exact sensations, emotions, and varying temperaments I may come to experience. I also have my personal webcam, on which I will record, at significant legal risk, my actions within my room. This document will most certainly be kept secure, as its public release would be a massive legal liability.
Finally, I am making preparations to address the specific cravings and effects of various audio stimulation throughout my experience. As a somewhat seasoned “stoner”, if you will, I am quite familiar with the dramatic effects of music upon a person while in the midst of a marijuana-induced “high”. In the same manner, a variety of food and drink will also be provided.
And thus, let us begin with some previously-acquired data:
Name: Aes
Age: 15
Gender: Male
Height: 5’9”
Weight: 128 lbs.
7.45 am - Smoking began. 0.25 grams of moderate quality acquired in New Jersey, USA by means of a two-car trade off, beginning in New York City, USA, where it was grown.
7.55 - I am, at the moment, filled with a deep psychological pressure to make haste and finish my work so I have time remaining to “clean up” my smoking tools, as well as a fear of being caught red-handed by a number of my superiors. I repeatedly picture them coming to my door in my mind, and they each, for some reason unknown, have face and body textures very similar to those of the “Simpsons” television characters. I must make haste to clean up, I will return.
8.00 - I have returned, supplies hidden, and have been recently staggered by the discovery of a sixth plane of sense. I can, not by means of any other sense, detect the presence of non-incandescent light, specific pressure in different places, and scents upon myself, my clothes, and objects I am directly touching by skin alone. I seem to have gained a new way of thinking, but slightly written over previous objects in my mind. Hence a “retarded” expansion of thought. I must beg the reader’s pardon on any confusion caused by my part. I am quite intoxicated at the moment.
8.04 - I am still going up, believably. When I close my eyes, I can view coloured graph-generated lines forming pictures of what I can see in my mind. I seem to type by predicting giant mathematical patterns in my mind outlined by these wires. This sensation cannot be grasped by anyone who has never used marijuana. I just feel happy and content, yet massively hungry and thirsty. I also feel satisfied with myself for the labour required to purchase this bowl. And I just completed my inhalation of the first bowl of chips. The world around me seems fascinatingly dynamic, and I am filled with an urge to rush out and behold of its beauty, but I must hold fast. I will return, with a plant from it to satisfy me. Oh, and food.
8.11- I have returned, with Triscuits, green tea, and a small cactus. I choke upon a dry Triscuit, and I feel waves of discomfort flowing through my body, but it only makes me feel more tired and nature-acclimated. Once again, I fear being apprehended as my small marijuana stash container is still left on the table. My thoughts move fast, but my body feels as though a racing car in one of those bond movies is chasing him, and he’s flying downhill. I also feel an earthy attachment to my car. Anyway, on the physical sign, I now see a psychedelic cloud with earthy video-game tones in it and I feel very close to nature. I am now very warm everywhere, and greatly stimulated to relax..
8.14 - As my watch beeps the time, I struggle for exterior contact for no reason. I wish to call someone, and speak aloud, “Damn, everyone’s at school.” I crave salty food and inhale some more Triscuits, but then take a fearful swig of green tea. The life existing around me feels so beautiful, I wish to clad myself in clothes much in its colour and natural patterns, and go out into it where I can experience the beauty of music and love right in its deepest deaths. I feel as though the world has just thrust upon me the key to life in this marvelous cannabis experience and wishes me to emerge from the world relaxed and rejuvenated. I require a different musical selection now, and I restart my webcam.
8.21- Euphoric is the only way I can describe my situation. It’s save time. Nirvana deeply connects to my soul, I feel like an artist. I wish strongly to play my bass or guitar, but I deeply crave to just listen to what I am doing in my experiment. I feel empowered by the grunge music on, and feel much empathy towards Kurt Cobain.
8.24 - Still stoned, my world is surrounded by colours. The cactus represents Mickey Mouse in quite a severe manner. I wish to present it to the camera.
8.27 - A sudden burst of hilarious ridiculous action hits my body like a truck, but I gain control. For some reason, I continued to move my body as though I was laughing, but did not maintain the facial expression or focus at all. I feel as though my ears are being pulled down in a sensual way by the lobes. I also feel a wonderful sensual pressure by pressing upon my temples. I must now go outside, I will report back.
8.34 - Still stoned. I am starting to begin to come down, but it is slow and gradual. Time seems to flow slowly. I am feeling ‘alright’ as so many smokers before me have said. I for some reason feel as though smoking has brightened and improved my life, rather than acting in a negative, dirty way as I might unfortunately consider while not high. At the moment, I feel happy, content, and sleepy. I wish nothing more than to pass out on my bed, but I feel dedicated to staying awake to further my study. All colours currently associated with nature. I am now filled with fear, as I see a blue light entering my room. I rush to the window, expecting to see an officer to arrest me, and see nothing. So I lock my door and turn down the music.
8.39 - I am amazed that I’ve only been “high” for 40 minutes, it feels as though it was an eternity, considering the movement of the sun over the earth has been dramatic, and my mood has changed so deeply. I am really “stoned” now, and am experiencing a euphoric full-body buzz, as so many of us have heard described. I consider going out for Chinese food, as fried rice with little pieces of meat sounds amazing. Maybe I will order it, they couldn’t be too upset, eh? Maybe some spare ribs too.  Damn, I wish they delivered everything. Or they had like a totally automated method for delivering all food, where like everything would be kept in giant metal containers or something. Wow, I just had a total out-of-body experience, I feel content and happy with everything the world has to offer, and am thrilled with the thought of my article being enjoyed worldwide.
8.44 - Still stoned. I realize I repeat “still stoned” often. I now must play Mechwarrior 4, the thought of piloting a gigantic robot fascinates me.
9.24 - Amazing program, really. I seem to be suffering from a significant loss of concentration, currently, and need to browse the web, but I am overdue on a report. My head is heavy, and my eyes are tired. I have a mild headache, but my entire body feels “tingly” nerve stimulation. My entire vision is a floating blur. Colours are vibrant but primarily green in base (all of them). I feel relaxed, happy, and accomplished. Thirst is very strong, with hunger waning. All thought is very random and brief, and seems to bounce disconnectedly.
10.05 - After a significantly long Diablo II session, I now feel relaxed and “tingly” all over, and desire sleep deeply. Time seems to move very slowly, reggae music is highly stimulating, and all colour is bright and “wavy”. That is the only word I can come up with to describe it. I feel gentle and very sincerely nature-acclimated once again. I feel accomplished.
10.20 - End of study. I now just feel warm and content, and this feeling continues for an average period of approximately 6 hours (until 4.20 in the afternoon, in this case).
The next day - I feel refreshed, alert, and have a slightly lacking memory of yesterday, but I associate a very positive and natural feeling towards it. I feel less stressed than usual, but feel, aside, absolutely normal, if slightly more inspired and focused.
Thank you for reading my study, It is my sincerest hope it has proved an interesting resource.
~Aes
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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required to
evaluate the Tensor
s to fetch. The feed(String, int, Tensor)
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s for the outputs of the operations provided to feed(String, int, Tensor)
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shorthand for feed(operation, 0) , or it is a string of the form
operation_name:output_index , in which case this method acts like feed(operation_name, output_index) . These colon-separated names are commonly used in the
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shorthand for fetch(operation, 0) , or it is a string of the form
operation_name:output_index , in which case this method acts like fetch(operation_name, output_index) . These colon-separated names are commonly used in
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WARNING: The caller assumes ownership of all returned Tensor
s, i.e., the
caller must call close()
on all elements of the returned list to free up
resources.
TODO(ashankar): Reconsider the return type here. Two things in particular: (a) Make it
easier for the caller to cleanup (perhaps returning something like AutoCloseableList in
SessionTest.java), and (b) Evaluate whether the return value should be a list, or maybe a
Map<Output, Tensor>
?
TODO(andrewmyers): It would also be good if whatever is returned here made it easier to extract output tensors in a type-safe way.
Execute graph fragments to compute requested fetches and return metadata about the run.
This is exactly like run()
, but in addition to the requested Tensors, also
returns metadata about the graph execution in the form of a serialized RunMetadata
protocol buffer.
(Experimental method): set options (typically for debugging) for this run.
The options are presented as a serialized RunOptions protocol buffer.
The org.tensorflow package is free of any protocol buffer dependencies in order to remain friendly to resource constrained systems (where something like nanoproto may be more appropriate). A cost of that is this lack of type-safety in this API function. This choice is under review and this function may be replaced by more type-safe equivalents at any time.
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Cryptography¶
Ever since communication became a key instrument for exchanging ideas there was always a need to keep information safe from prying eyes and ears. Cryptography was thus invented so as to fulfill this need. Let’s explore this art further which dates back to 1900 BC and without which nothing in this world would had been secured!
Introduction¶
What is Cryptography?¶
The word “Cryptography” gets it roots from two greek words “cryptos” and “graphein” which when put together simply imply translating messages into a “secret language”. In formal terms, Cryptography is the art of converting information into an unintelligible form so that no unauthorized person can understand it.
Importance of Cryptography¶
Suppose you are selling your old smartphone to someone. You would surely use the “restore to factory settings” mode to erase all your personal data. But, the fact is your data can still be restored. So how do you prevent someone from accessing your personal data? One way of solving this is to change all your data to a different form (known as encryption which we’ll see later) such that no unauthorized person can get your original data back. Cryptography is used to ensure safe storage of critical data. It is also used to secure messages over messaging apps (like Whatsapp) , phone calls and emails. Without it, people would have had a hard time protecting their data.


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Jan 27, 2008 . Pictures from Lanzarote, La Graciosa and Fuerteventura. Music by Georges Delerue - Finale: The Black Stallion Returns.
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Graciosa, Canary Islands - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Graciosa Island or commonly La Graciosa (pronounced: [la ??a??josa]; Spanish for [[wikt:en: . Panorama photo taken from Lanzarote showing La Graciosa .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graciosa,_Canary_Islands
La Graciosa dive centre (Lanzarote)
La Graciosa lies off the northern tip of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands and im . Here you can see my photo gallery: La Graciosa 2009 .
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Desafio La Graciosa 2013 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Desafio La Graciosa 2013. Photos by James Mitchell Photography . By Sands Beach Active Lanzarote Sands Beach Active Lanzarote+ Add Contact. This photo was taken on February 22, 2013 in Caleta del Sebo, Canary Islands, ES.
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La Graciosa | Lanzarote Information
Jun 23, 2009 . La Graciosa is the island off the Northern tip of Lanzarote, its part of the Teguise municipality and the Archipiélago Chinijo, the natural park .
http://www.lanzaroteinformation.com/content/la-graciosa
Playa Francesa (La Graciosa) | Leisure Lanzarote
Francesa is the most desirable beach on the south coast of La Graciosa ( archipelago island of Chinijo, a mile northwest of Lanzarote). Beautifully surrounded in .
http://ociolanzarote.com/en/beaches-coves/playa-francesa/
La Graciosa Accommodation | Facebook
La Graciosa Accommodation, Las Palmas, Spain. . La Graciosa, Lanzarote Apartments & Bungalows . Apartment AKEIBA for rent in La Graciosa (26 photos ) .
http://www.facebook.com/lagraciosa.apartments
La Graciosa Photos - Lanzarote
Pictures of La Graciosa, all its islands, its beaches, its two villages, their inhabitants, all images of La Graciosa.
http://www.lanzarote.com/photos/la-graciosa/
Holiday Home for rent in Caleta del Sebo, La Graciosa Island, off ...
Located in the heart of Caleta del Cebo - a charming little village on the little known 8th Canary Island of La Graciosa. Just a short ferry hop from Lanzarote.
http://www.ownersdirect.co.uk/canaries/c2930.htm
Casa Pardela (Isla de Graciosa, Spain) - Villa Reviews - TripAdvisor
Casa Pardela. 2.0 of 5. La Graciosa Lanzarote, Isla de Graciosa, Spain. Hotel amenities. No photo provided. Got a photo? Add it.
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g1190272-d1194993-Reviews-Casa_Pardela-Isla_de_Graciosa_Canary_Islands.html
Cala de La Francesa. LA GRACIOSA, Lanzarote. | Flickr - Photo ...
May 10, 2012 . Super Luna 2012; Salpicón de pulpo canario; Cala de La Francesa. LA GRACIOSA, Lanzarote. Playa de La Tejita. Tenerife. Maspalomas.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/islascanariasturismo/7169605898/
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La graciosa - Surfing in Lanzarote, Canary Islands - WannaSurf, surf ...
you have to get a ferry from lanzarote to the isl of la graciosa. English . best photo #2 has a wrong caption. it should say graciosa cod. By Anonymous , 05-10 - .
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CHUCK AND BUCK --------------
When Chuck (Chris Weitz) gets a note from Buck (Mike White) informing him that Buck's mother has died, Chuck and his fiance Carlyn (Beth Colt) fly out to the funeral. Chuck's in for a shock, however, because Buck, whom he hasn't seen since they were eleven years old, hasn't changed at all and wants to renew a particularly special best friendship in "Chuck and Buck."
LAURA:
The audience is immediately signalled that Chuck and Buck's reunion is going to be weird. When Chuck and Carlyn enter the church during the funeral service, Buck immediately spots them and grins widely, waving at an embarrassed Chuck from his coffin-side spot.  Chuck's troubles have only begun, however, as Buck packs up his childish belongings and moves to L.A., where he will stalk Chuck unrelentingly. When Buck begins to comprehend that Chuck is avoiding him, he writes a play, 'Hank and Frank,' and convinces the house manager of a childrens' theater (conveniently across the street from Chuck's office) to direct the one-night-only production.
"Chuck and Buck" is a true original in more ways than one. In addition to its most unusual and complex story, the three main characters are non-actors. Buck is played compellingly by the film's screenwriter Mike White, who's unafraid to portray himself as a needy geek. White and his screenplay make Buck initially creepy and gradually turn the tables until it's Chuck that one begins to question. Buck has the social nonawareness of a child. He's emotionally arrested in time, if not in intellectual development, sucking his always present (and Freudianly chosen) BlowPop.  Chuck, who's now known as Charlie, is a successful music producer, handsome and well adjusted. He's compassionate (how many people would fly to a funeral for a friend they haven't seen in sixteen years), but increasingly uncomfortable with Buck's appearances in every aspect of his life. It's a reactive performance, but an effective one, first playing as the audience's creeped out point of view, then becoming the man we want to answer for Buck's obssessive condition. Carlyn is played by producer and talent manager Beth Colt in the tough 'girlfriend' role. She's initially kind to Buck much longer than Charlie has patience for (he has a guilty secret after all), but when she's had enough she's still strong and supportive of Buck, attempting to get him help rather than merely acting shrewish.
Support also has it's treasures, beginning with Lupe Ontiveros' ("Selena") Beverly, the director of Buck's play (which she declares 'a homoerotic, misogynistic love story'). She's initially cuttingly dry, but becomes a mother figure to Buck. Paul Weitz is the 'doth protest too much' homophobe who takes Chuck's place in Buck's strange play. He can't act and is hostile to woman, but accepts Buck as 'normal,' (he almost has to - he's as much of a social outcast) which redeems his character somewhat and Weitz is good in the role. Also a natural is Maya Rudolph (daughter of singer Minnie Ripperton and a former SNLer) as Jamila, Chuck's assistant, who faces her own problems shielding her boss from Buck. Like us, she's creeped out, then sympathetic.
The film is tightly directed by Miguel Arteta (who's first film, "Star Maps," was underwhelming - Arteta's reversed the 'sophomore jinx'). Director of photography Chuy Chavez shot on digital video, giving a jittery sense of being amidst the action. Production design by Renee Davenport conveys the less-than-stellar face of L.A. as well as one of the most psychological looks at an adult's bedroom since Norman Bates.
Mike White's screenplay delves into such issues as hiding the child within when facing the modern world, obsession and loneliness. "Chuck and Buck" is not afraid to cross boundaries not normally crossed and make its audience uncomfortable when it does so. The only faults I find in this thought-provoking film are that its antagnoists are not in balance - we always know Buck's thoughts, but not Chuck's (he doesn't ever really discuss Buck with Carlyn, except for an offscreen conversation which she mentions to Buck). The ending is also a little too clean. Still, "Chuck and Buck" is unlike any movie I've seen before.
B+
ROBIN:
As boys, Chuck (Chris Weitz) and Buck (Mike White) were inseparable special best friends. Their friendship was broken apart when Chuck and his family moved away when the boys were 11-years old.  Chuck, now called Charlie, is a music producer and executive and is surprised, even shocked, to find that his boyhood friend has, quite literally, not grown up.  An invite, by Charlie's fiance Carlyn (Beth Colt), to come visit them in LA ignites new hope that his best friend is back in the unusual, original, new film, "Chuck & Buck."
 They'll be making a big mistake, though, by doing so. This sophomore feature by helmer Miguel Arteta is much more than that glib description implies and reps an unusual, compelling work about two men who are rejoined after many years of separation.
Charlie is on a career fast track in the LA music scene. He has a high paying and exciting job, owns a fabulous home, and is about to marry his beautiful girlfriend Carlyn. Buck, on the other hand, has lived with his parents all his life, surrounds himself with all his boyhood toys, and hasn't matured much beyond the 11-year old that Charlie left behind so many years before. Charlie is surprised, even shocked, to see the arrested development of his friend. He is even more shocked when Buck tries to grope him after the funeral. After this incident, Charlie just wants out, but Carlyn's invitation still hangs in the air, like an omen of things to come.
Buck, unknown to Charlie, moves lock, stock and barrel to Los Angeles and begins to clandestinely follow his old friend. He waits, every day, outside Charlie's office building and makes repeated calls to his home at all hours, not saying anything when Carlyn answers the phone. Charlie is freaked by Buck's behavior and wants nothing to do with him, getting creeped out by the apparent stalking.
In the meantime, Buck wanders into the theater across the street from Charlie's workplace and becomes enthralled by the idea of writing a play. (His inspiration is a kid version of "The Wizard of Oz.") With the help of the theater's manager, Beverly (Lupe Ontiveros, "Serena"), he writes a play and agrees to pay her $25 an hour to help him stage it. He becomes obsessed with his idea, seeing the play as the catalyst needed to return his friend back to him. Unknown to Charlie, the play tells about the very "special" relationship that Chuck and Buck shared those many years before. The obvious homoerotic story stuns Charlie who vehemently denies any memory of any such events. Charlie doth protest too much and the film's last quarter resolves the difficult dilemma between the two friends.
The strong suits for "Chuck & Buck" are the terrific performance by Mike White, as Buck, and the edgy, interesting screenplay by White. Buck is a child in a man's body, which leads to some creepy impressions of the guy in the first half of the film. You don't know, at first, if Buck is a dangerous character or a naif. Is his creepiness an indication of an underlying violent streak, or is it only a part of a truly quirky personality spawned by his arrested emotional development? The answers come to the viewer as the film progresses. We learn that Buck is harmless and only wants to return to the time when he was happiest - when he was with his friend, Chuck. It's a striking performance by non-actor White that perfectly complements his screenplay.
Chris Weitz was one of the producers for last year's hit "American Pie" and is also a newcomer to the acting fold. His Chuck/Charlie is a very confused object of Buck's attention as he rejects his childhood buddy and denies that there was anything special in their boyhood relationship. Buck's appearance in LA, his "stalking" and his play all lead to Charlie's remembrance of that time when more than friendship existed between the boys. Charlie's is a role of vehement denial, at first, and then resigned acceptance of that part of his life he thought was buried. Weitz isn't the natural actor that White appears to be and his performance is more studied and less fluid than White's. He is the object of Buck's affection and, as such, has to cope with the symbolic nature of his role.
The tiny supporting cast help to bring life to the secondary characters. Lupe Ontiveros, as Beverly, provides some of the film's comic relief moments as she takes on the task of directing Buck's play (called "Hank and Frank") and becoming his friend. She recognizes Buck's childlike demeanor and is helpful, rather than condescending, to the simple man. Ontiveros gives a wry and endearing performance. Another surprise is Beth Colt's perf as Charlie's soon-to-be bride. Her Carlyn is truly three dimensional and sensitive to Buck's turmoil, even if it does cause Charlie great consternation. Carlyn is a good guy and the non-actress gives a pro perf. Also, Paul Weitz (Chris's brother) gets some decent laughs as the talentless actor who takes a role in "Frank and Hank" and, ultimately, befriends Buck.
 The film was shot in digital and transferred to 35mm stock and has the look of video. The handheld camerawork by Chuy Chavez ("Star Maps") is sometimes annoying in its shakiness, especially in close-ups. Helmer Arteta makes a positive leap over his debut film ("Star Maps") and shows that he is learning his craft well.
The critics and the press will likely play up the homosexual angles for "Chuck & Buck," but that will sell the film short. It received raves at the last Sundance Film Festival and, for its scripter and lead actor, these are especially deserved. It's an unusual film and, once you get past the creepy factor early on, an intelligently satisfying one. It may be a little tough to find in the theaters, probably getting only art house treatment for its theatrical run, but is well worth the effort to find it.
I give "Chuck & Buck" a B+.
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