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There is no atmosphere in space.
Objects in light are painfully brighter. Blinding. Objects in shadow become black. A black without variation. Indistinguishable from anything else. Obscure. Invisible.
Without advanced augmented vision, it is difficult to see in space.
It swam at 200 meters under the sea. Just beyond the field of vision. Where there is little light. Where you were unsure whether you might have seen something? Or was your mind playing tricks with the darkness?
Captain _sharky_ flew a class 10 squid. The top of the hull was painted a murky green-grey. Along its underbelly, a pale ghostly white.
The smile of Death. A great white shark. _sharky_’s smile.
It could smell blood in one part per million of seawater. It preyed on the wounded. The weak. The bleeding. The smell triggered a deep primal urge that focused every fiber of its body into one single response: Pursue.
_sharky_ was specialized in data collection and information processing. It had earned him the rank of Blood Knight among Wolfpack. He could extract minute bits of detail and translate them back into meaningful intel.
He had equipped his ship with a special pair of highly sensitive ducts in the forward bow. They could pick up small particles floating through space and determine their trajectory, speed and alien matter.
When two objects meet, they leave behind a residue of each other on the other’s surface. It is the nature of friction. It was this residue that _sharky_ was sifting for. Manufactured metal. Singed laser fire. Propulsion fuel.
He called them “sniffers”.
When a ship struck these particles, it sent them flying off in opposite directions like a pool ball. All he had to do was trace the line back to its source.
It was how _sharky_ discovered his enemy. Floating along in deep space. Presuming his ship remained undetected. Ruby-Roo of S.Q.U.I.D. WarFleet.
He would discover his presumption was wrong.
_sharky_ had equipped the front of his ship with a steel battering ram. Strong armor plates overlapping and stacked on top of each other. Reinforcing the entire forward bulkhead.
Missiles and laser fire worked great for surgical strikes. But _sharky_’s ship was a 45,000 ton juggernaut. The speed at which he pushed the engines was enough to melt the reactors. Nothing could withstand the force of impact he was about to unleash.
He smashed into the hull of Ruby-Roo like a great white hitting a seal and breaking the surface of the water. Powerful jaws clamping down.
Ruby-Roo’s ship bent in half around _sharky_’s hull, hurtling them together madly at a new trajectory. Entangled. Ruptured steel tearing into each other. Locked in battle.
_sharky_ had the initiative.
His Interceptors flew out of the hangar like hornets from a kicked hive. Opening fire on the exterior of Ruby-Roo’s ship moments after impact.
Teleporters were unnecessary. With the close proximity and devastation wrecked by the collision, boarders could simply walk onto the other ship.
Following pre-determined attack plans, _sharky_ sent a Slimer to destroy the enemy turrets and ACLs. Following him, Lollita took out the enemy plasma cannons and engines. While his ship’s missiles peppered the enemy’s torpedo rooms. Leaving his lasers to work the medbay and finish off any wounded.
He hit at everything.
Jarred. Ship schematics now obsolete. Weapons sluggish to respond. It was all Ruby-Roo could do to mount a counter-offensive.
He noticed a weak spot in _sharky_’s defenses. One of the reactors had been exposed by the breach of impact. Not to mention, the heavy strain _sharky_ had already put on them by red-lining the engines.
“All weapons target the enemy central reactor!”
_sharky_ had grafted a wireless network of electroreceptors into his spine and fused them with steel. They could reach out to both his outer hull and internal systems, as well as extend beyond to any nearby relays that were broadcasting commands. Measuring the electromagnetic currents and various audio frequencies that were communicating.
In a very literal sense, he could “feel” space.
_sharky_’s near-omniscient sensory equipment did not fail him. He heard Ruby-Roo’s order and responded immediately.
“The enemy is targeting our central reactor. Golden Boy, you’re with me. We are to keep that reactor online at all costs and keep our weapons firing. Should we fall, Invader, Verunus and Good student, you are to assume our places and protect that reactor.”
“Sir, you’re the captain of the ship! You can’t rush into enemy fire.”
“You heard me. Trooper, you have command while I am away. Gentlemen, you have your orders.”
_sharky_ was one of those rare leaders who would not ask of his crew anything that he would not demand of himself first. First to charge. First into battle. First to fall.
It was a lucky shot. A laser blast took him through the side as he was refastening a blown thermal coil and tightening the seal.
Laser fire from a ship’s weapons are not small. It punched a hole through half of _sharky_’s torso. It was fatal. He only had time enough to turn and see Golden Boy severed in half by the same laser beam.
Everything went black. _sharky_ smiled.
Black. It reminded him of space.
“Sir, can you hear me? Sir?”
_sharky_ was surprised to wake up. If what he was doing could be called waking up. It was certainly a consciousness, but unlike anything he had experienced before.
“Sir, those electroreceptors you embedded in your spine acted as two-way relays. We were able to use the data they collected to artificially reconstruct your consciousness in the bridge’s central computer.
“Our work is a little primitive by your standards, but with your expertise we thought you could improve on it once we brought you online.”
Ah, that explained it. He felt so much bigger now. The entire ship. A bit stiff, but he could make upgrades. He would need to close those security holes in his relays. The same holes that had allowed his crew to restore his consciousness.
Ruby-Roo? The battle? Golden Boy??
“Sir, we’re reading your thought output on the monitor. The battle was a victory. Your orders carried the day!
“Invader, Verunus and Good student rushed to the reactor room when they saw you fall. Your attack plan took apart Ruby-Roo’s ship piece-by-piece. It sort of just sloughed off our nose when the battle was through.
“But Golden Boy… We could not save him.”
He was a good crewman. _sharky_ would remember his sacrifice.
A new host body would be needed to represent himself among Wolfpack. A steel automaton should work. It would seem detached. The black eyes unreadable. The wolf cloak awkward on its shoulders. But considering what he had just been through, he was sure they would understand.
_sharky_ was no longer captain of the ship.
_sharky_ was the ship.
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- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 200.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2017
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Steven Massart
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: BCI floors, Nemetschek, Sapa Building System International NV, Trimble, VANDERSANDEN
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- Clients De Meuter - Allard
- Engineering Peter Van Impe, Joeri Ullenaers
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The building is hard and aloof in comparison to the public domain, but cordial to it residents and visitors. It provides an answer to the challenges of the environment and the wishes of the residents. The biggest challenge was to make a house as compact as possible, yet to keep the spatial cohesion and interaction. The result is a flexible, highly detailed, tailor made concept where the residents can live throughout the different stages of their lives.
The house is divided in a northern oriented and close symmetrical U-shape with three bedrooms, a bathroom, shower and storage space. In the open T-space we find the living area, kitchen and transparent patio with corridor. The patio provides the central part of the house with light and connects the surrounding spaces Other spaces get an abundance of daylight though the fully glazed back facade and the footlight window at the street side. Artificial light is hardly needed.


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Don't do many galleries here or for that matter anywhere else. I am experimenting with flickr and flickr integration with Wordpress. The last thing I feel like doing is maintaining 62 photo galleries all over the web-o-chaos in addition to real paying jobs so I thought I would share a weird little side project that I have been working on and may actually finish sooner or later.
 I hopped in my car, drove about five miles up the road and stopped at the first thing that caught my eye, an old abandoned boat yard. After shooting for a few minutes and jumping back in the car I really started thinking that I could do a lot more with the subject. Not my usual fare of people but I really have enjoyed working on it here and there as I have had the time.
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Monte Carlo localization is
biased for any finite sample size—i.e., the expected
value of the location computed by the algorithm differs from the true
expected value—because of the way particle filtering works. In this
question, you are asked to quantify this bias.
To simplify, consider a world with four possible robot locations:
$X=\{x_,x_,x_,x_\}$. Initially, we
draw $N\geq $ samples uniformly from among those locations. As
usual, it is perfectly acceptable if more than one sample is generated
for any of the locations $X$. Let $Z$ be a Boolean sensor variable
characterized by the following conditional probabilities:
$$\begin{aligned}
P(z\mid x_) &=& } \qquad\qquad P(\lnot z\mid x_)\;\;=\;\;} \\
P(z\mid x_) &=& } \qquad\qquad P(\lnot z\mid x_)\;\;=\;\;} \\
P(z\mid x_) &=& } \qquad\qquad P(\lnot z\mid x_)\;\;=\;\;} \\
P(z\mid x_) &=& } \qquad\qquad P(\lnot z\mid x_)\;\;=\;\;}\ .\end{aligned}$$
MCL uses these probabilities to generate particle weights, which are
subsequently normalized and used in the resampling process. For
simplicity, let us assume we generate only one new sample in the
resampling process, regardless of $N$. This sample might correspond to
any of the four locations in $X$. Thus, the sampling process defines a
probability distribution over $X$.
1. What is the resulting probability distribution over $X$ for this new
sample? Answer this question separately for
$N=,\ldots,}$, and for $N=\infty$.
2. The difference between two probability distributions $P$ and $Q$ can
be measured by the KL divergence, which is defined as
$${KL}(P,Q) = \sum_i P(x_i)\log\frac{P(x_i)}{Q(x_i)}\ .$$ What are
the KL divergences between the distributions in (a) and the true
posterior?
3. What modification of the problem formulation (not the algorithm!)
would guarantee that the specific estimator above is unbiased even
for finite values of $N$? Provide at least two such modifications
(each of which should be sufficient).
Implement Monte Carlo localization for a simulated robot with range sensors. A grid map and range data are available from the code repository at aima.cs.berkeley.edu. You should demonstrate successful global localization of the robot.
Consider a robot with two simple manipulators, as shown in figure figRobot2. Manipulator A is a square block of side 2 which can slide back and on a rod that runs along the x-axis from x=$-$10 to x=10. Manipulator B is a square block of side 2 which can slide back and on a rod that runs along the y-axis from y=-10 to y=10. The rods lie outside the plane of manipulation, so the rods do not interfere with the movement of the blocks. A configuration is then a pair ${\langle}x,y{\rangle}$ where $x$ is the x-coordinate of the center of manipulator A and where $y$ is the y-coordinate of the center of manipulator B. Draw the configuration space for this robot, indicating the permitted and excluded zones.
Suppose that you are working with the robot in
Exercise AB-manipulator-ex and you are given the
problem of finding a path from the starting configuration of
figure figRobot2 to the ending configuration. Consider a potential
function $$D(A, {Goal})^2 + D(B, {Goal})^2 + \frac{1}{D(A, B)^2}$$
where $D(A,B)$ is the distance between the closest points of A and B.
1. Show that hill climbing in this potential field will get stuck in a
local minimum.
2. Describe a potential field where hill climbing will solve this
particular problem. You need not work out the exact numerical
coefficients needed, just the general form of the solution. (Hint:
Add a term that “rewards" the hill climber for moving A out of B’s
way, even in a case like this where this does not reduce the
distance from A to B in the above sense.)
Consider the robot arm shown in Figure FigArm1. Assume that the robot’s base element is 60cm long and that its upper arm and forearm are each 40cm long. As argued on page inverse-kinematics-not-unique, the inverse kinematics of a robot is often not unique. State an explicit closed-form solution of the inverse kinematics for this arm. Under what exact conditions is the solution unique?
Consider the robot arm shown in Figure FigArm1. Assume that the robot’s base element is 70cm long and that its upper arm and forearm are each 50cm long. As argued on page inverse-kinematics-not-unique, the inverse kinematics of a robot is often not unique. State an explicit closed-form solution of the inverse kinematics for this arm. Under what exact conditions is the solution unique?
Implement an algorithm for calculating the Voronoi diagram of an arbitrary 2D environment, described by an $n\times n$ Boolean array. Illustrate your algorithm by plotting the Voronoi diagram for 10 interesting maps. What is the complexity of your algorithm?
This exercise explores the relationship between
workspace and configuration space using the examples shown in
Figure FigEx2.
1. Consider the robot configurations shown in
Figure FigEx2(a) through (c), ignoring the obstacle
shown in each of the diagrams. Draw the corresponding arm
configurations in configuration space. (Hint: Each
arm configuration maps to a single point in configuration space, as
illustrated in Figure FigArm1(b).)
2. Draw the configuration space for each of the workspace diagrams in
Figure FigEx2(a)–(c). (Hint: The
configuration spaces share with the one shown in
Figure FigEx2(a) the region that corresponds to
self-collision, but differences arise from the lack of enclosing
obstacles and the different locations of the obstacles in these
individual figures.)
3. For each of the black dots in Figure FigEx2(e)–(f),
draw the corresponding configurations of the robot arm in workspace.
Please ignore the shaded regions in this exercise.
4. The configuration spaces shown in
Figure FigEx2(e)–(f) have all been generated by a
single workspace obstacle (dark shading), plus the constraints
arising from the self-collision constraint (light shading). Draw,
for each diagram, the workspace obstacle that corresponds to the
darkly shaded area.
5. Figure FigEx2(d) illustrates that a single planar
obstacle can decompose the workspace into two disconnected regions.
What is the maximum number of disconnected regions that can be
created by inserting a planar obstacle into an obstacle-free,
connected workspace, for a 2DOF robot? Give an example, and argue
why no larger number of disconnected regions can be created. How
about a non-planar obstacle?
Consider a mobile robot moving on a horizontal surface. Suppose that the
robot can execute two kinds of motions:
- Rolling forward a specified distance.
- Rotating in place through a specified angle.
The state of such a robot can be characterized in terms of three
parameters ${\langle}x,y,\phi$, the x-coordinate and y-coordinate of the
robot (more precisely, of its center of rotation) and the robot’s
orientation expressed as the angle from the positive x direction. The
action “$Roll(D)$” has the effect of changing state ${\langle}x,y,\phi$
to ${\langle}x+D \cos(\phi), y+D \sin(\phi), \phi {\rangle}$, and the
action $Rotate(\theta)$ has the effect of changing state
${\langle}x,y,\phi {\rangle}$ to
${\langle}x,y, \phi + \theta {\rangle}$.
1. Suppose that the robot is initially at ${\langle}0,0,0 {\rangle}$
and then executes the actions $Rotate(60^{\circ})$, $Roll(1)$,
$Rotate(25^{\circ})$, $Roll(2)$. What is the final state of the
robot?
2. Now suppose that the robot has imperfect control of its own
rotation, and that, if it attempts to rotate by $\theta$, it may
actually rotate by any angle between $\theta-10^{\circ}$ and
$\theta+10^{\circ}$. In that case, if the robot attempts to carry
out the sequence of actions in (A), there is a range of possible
ending states. What are the minimal and maximal values of the
x-coordinate, the y-coordinate and the orientation in the final
state?
3. Let us modify the model in (B) to a probabilistic model in which,
when the robot attempts to rotate by $\theta$, its actual angle of
rotation follows a Gaussian distribution with mean $\theta$ and
standard deviation $10^{\circ}$. Suppose that the robot executes the
actions $Rotate(90^{\circ})$, $Roll(1)$. Give a simple argument
that (a) the expected value of the location at the end is not equal
to the result of rotating exactly $90^{\circ}$ and then rolling
forward 1 unit, and (b) that the distribution of locations at the
end does not follow a Gaussian. (Do not attempt to calculate the
true mean or the true distribution.)
The point of this exercise is that rotational uncertainty quickly
gives rise to a lot of positional uncertainty and that dealing with
rotational uncertainty is painful, whether uncertainty is treated in
terms of hard intervals or probabilistically, due to the fact that
the relation between orientation and position is both non-linear
and non-monotonic.
Consider the simplified robot shown in
Figure FigEx3. Suppose the robot’s Cartesian
coordinates are known at all times, as are those of its goal location.
However, the locations of the obstacles are unknown. The robot can sense
obstacles in its immediate proximity, as illustrated in this figure. For
simplicity, let us assume the robot’s motion is noise-free, and the
state space is discrete. Figure FigEx3 is only one
example; in this exercise you are required to address all possible grid
worlds with a valid path from the start to the goal location.
1. Design a deliberate controller that guarantees that the robot always
reaches its goal location if at all possible. The deliberate
controller can memorize measurements in the form of a map that is
being acquired as the robot moves. Between individual moves, it may
spend arbitrary time deliberating.
2. Now design a reactive controller for the same task.
This controller may not memorize past sensor measurements. (It may
not build a map!) Instead, it has to make all decisions based on the
current measurement, which includes knowledge of its own location
and that of the goal. The time to make a decision must be
independent of the environment size or the number of past
time steps. What is the maximum number of steps that it may take for
your robot to arrive at the goal?
3. How will your controllers from (a) and (b) perform if any of the
following six conditions apply: continuous state space, noise in
perception, noise in motion, noise in both perception and motion,
unknown location of the goal (the goal can be detected only when
within sensor range), or moving obstacles. For each condition and
each controller, give an example of a situation where the robot
fails (or explain why it cannot fail).
In Figure Fig5(b) on page Fig5, we encountered an augmented finite state machine for the control of a single leg of a hexapod robot. In this exercise, the aim is to design an AFSM that, when combined with six copies of the individual leg controllers, results in efficient, stable locomotion. For this purpose, you have to augment the individual leg controller to pass messages to your new AFSM and to wait until other messages arrive. Argue why your controller is efficient, in that it does not unnecessarily waste energy (e.g., by sliding legs), and in that it propels the robot at reasonably high speeds. Prove that your controller satisfies the dynamic stability condition given on page polygon-stability-condition-page.
(This exercise was first devised by Michael
Genesereth and Nils Nilsson. It works for first graders through graduate
students.) Humans are so adept at basic household tasks that they often
forget how complex these tasks are. In this exercise you will discover
the complexity and recapitulate the last 30 years of developments in
robotics. Consider the task of building an arch out of three blocks.
Simulate a robot with four humans as follows:
Brain. The Brain direct the hands in the execution of a
plan to achieve the goal. The Brain receives input from the Eyes, but
cannot see the scene directly.  The Eyes report a brief description of the scene
to the Brain: “There is a red box standing on top of a green box, which
is on its side” Eyes can also answer questions from the Brain such as,
“Is there a gap between the Left Hand and the red box?” If you have a
video camera, point it at the scene and allow the eyes to look at the
viewfinder of the video camera, but not directly at the scene.
Left hand and right hand. One person
plays each Hand. The two Hands stand next to each other, each wearing an
oven mitt on one hand, Hands execute only simple commands from the
Brain—for example, “Left Hand, move two inches forward.” They cannot
execute commands other than motions; for example, they cannot be
commanded to “Pick up the box.” The Hands must be
blindfolded. The only sensory capability they have is the
ability to tell when their path is blocked by an immovable obstacle such
as a table or the other Hand. In such cases, they can beep to inform the
Brain of the difficulty.


Let's start from the basics..
Let's begin from the basics..
"Authentication is the act of confirming the truth of an attribute of a single piece of data (datum) or entity.
In contrast with Identification which refers to the act of stating or otherwise indicating a claim purportedly attesting to a person or thing's identity."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authentication
Seriously..
He doesn't want
to customize it
User has its own preferences
Give the best user experience
Hands on code!
Hands on code!
Hands on code!
Awesome! We have a token.
But..
What can we do with it?
- Pre-register the user
- API calls
What if the user revokes us permission?
How do we handle sign out?


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| Path: | lib/frivol.rb |
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A really simple Redis-backed temporary storage mechanism intended to be used with ActiveRecord, but will work with other ORM‘s or any classes really.
I developed Frivol secifically for use in Mad Mimi (madmimi.com) to help with caching of data which requires fairly long running (multi-second) database queries, and also to aid with communication of status from background Resque jobs running on the workers to the front end web servers. Redis was chosen because we already had Resque, which is Redis-backed. Also, unlike memcached, Redis persists it‘s data to disk, meaning there is far less warmup required when a hot system is restarted. Frivol‘s design is such that it solves our problem, but I believe it is generic enough to be used in many Rails web projects and even in other types of projects altogether.
Configure Frivol in your configuration, for example in an initializer or in environment.rb
REDIS_CONFIG = { :host => "localhost", :port => 6379 } Frivol::Config.redis_config = REDIS_CONFIG
Now include Frivol in whichever classes you‘d like to make use of temporary storage. You can optionally call the storage_expires_in(time) class method to set a default expiry. In your methods you can now call the store(keys_and_values) and retrieve(keys_and_defaults) methods.
Defaults in the retrieve method can be symbols, in which case Frivol will check if the class respond_to? a method by that name to get the default.
The expire_storage(time) method can be used to set the expiry time in seconds of the temporary storage. The default is not to expire the storage, in which case it will live for as long as Redis keeps it. delete_storage, as the name suggests will immediately delete the storage, while clear_storage will clear the cache that Frivol keeps and force the next retrieve to return to Redis for the data.
Since version 0.1.5 Frivol can create different storage buckets. Note that this introduces a breaking change to the storage_key method if you have overriden it. It now takes a bucket parameter.
Buckets can have their own expiry time and there are special counter buckets which simply keep an integer count.
storage_bucket :my_bucket, :expires_in => 5.minutes storage_bucket :my_counter, :counter => true
Given the above, Frivol will create store_my_bucket and retrieve_my_bucket methods which work exactly like the standard store and retrieve methods. There will also be store_my_counter, retrieve_my_counter and increment_my_counter methods. The counter store and retrieve only take a integer (value and default, respectively) and the increment does not take a parameter.
These methods are thread safe if you pass :thread_safe => true to the Redis configuration.
Frivol uses the storage_key method to create a base key for storage in Redis. The current implementation uses "#{self.class.name}-#{id}" so you‘ll want to override that method if you have classes that don‘t respond to id.
Frivol also extends Time to allow it to be (de)serialized to JSON, which currently used to store data in Redis.
class BigComplexCalcer include Frivol storage_expires_in 600 # temporary storage expires in 10 minutes. def initialize(key) @key = key end def storage_key(bucket = nil) "frivol-test-#{key}" # override the storage key because we don't respond_to? :id, and don't care about buckets end def big_complex_calc retrieve :complex => :do_big_complex_calc # do_big_complex_calc is the method to get the default from end def last_calc_done last = retrieve :last => nil # default is nil return "never" if last.nil? return "#{Time.now - last} seconds ago" end def do_big_complex_calc # Wee! Do some really hard work here... # ...still working... store :complex => result, :last => Time.now # ...and let's keep the result for at least 10 minutes, as well as the last time we did it end end


kotcity4 / kotcity.data / Location / <init>
<init>
Location(coordinate: BlockCoordinate, building: Building)
Represents a pair of a building and its location in the city.
Parameters
coordinate
- (top left) coordinate of building
building
- building we are referring to


--- author: Colene Chow categories: app date: '2012-03-29 22:40:39' permalink: /2012/03/29/phonegaps-new-device-wall/ slug: phonegaps-new-device-wall status: publish title: PhoneGap's new Device Wall type: post format: html tags: - News ---
The Device Wall was born from a simple question: How can we create a test lab for past, current, and future mobile device technology?
From this question sprang the Device Wall. Its physical platform provides Adobe's Vancouver office an armature to archive phones, tablets and hybrid mobile devices that come in for testing. It creates a dynamic testing site within the office space where, through its back-end infrastructure, up to 100 devices are simultaneously synced, charged, and tested directly on the wall. The Device Wall creates a unique lab space in the office where Adobe’s software developers can now test their cross-platform technologies in front of clients, guests or colleagues.
The device wall itself - a soft, wool felt volume - provides the antidote to the hard, plastic world of mobile technology. Devices are held in place by a purposefully physical system of reconfigurable wood cams, which engage along a flexible grid system and are held in place by a unique spring loaded, magnetic mechanism - specially designed and crafted for the Device Wall. This system allows an-sized device to be placed on the wall without interfering with their native designs or charging ports.
Saturated with devices, the wall becomes a crucible of digital history and technological innovation, at once displaying the past, the present, and future of mobile technology.
Credits: Design and Fabrication: Chad Manley with Daniel Irvine and Michael Lis http://www.chadmanley.ca


User Case
Julia Stone has a new plant and would like help remembering to water it.
Interaction Flow
- Julia logs on to plant.r
- plant.r opens home screen
- Julia types in the name of her plant in the search bar
- plant.r load her search results
- Julia selects the correct results
- plant.r loads her selection
- Julia reads over the information on the plant profile and adds it to her collection
- Julia chooses to receive reminders
- plant.r thanks her and reminds her to be aware of her climate
- Julia takes into account her location
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The Divine Comedy (Italian: Divina Commedia) is an epic poem written by Dante Alighieri between c. 1308 and his death in 1321. It is widely considered the preeminent work of Italian literature,[1] and is seen as one of the greatest works of world literature.[2] The poem's imaginative and allegorical vision of the afterlife is a culmination of the medieval world-view as it had developed in the Western Church. It helped establish the Tuscan dialect, in which it is written, as the standardized Italian language.[3] It is divided into three parts: Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso.
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The third day of this festival is also known as Lakshmi Puja. Goddess Lakshmi is an embodiment of beauty and wealth. According to Hindu lore, people on this day worship deity Lakshmi for prosperity and wealth, along with Lord Ganesha.
You can too invite prosperity and wealth into your life this Diwali which is falling on 14th November by performing Lakshmi Puja online at the comforts of your home. On this day, people also decorate their home by lighting colourful lamps and candles, which enables the way to guide the souls of their deceased relatives.
हिरण्यवर्णां हरिणीं सुवर्णरजतस्रजाम्।
चन्द्रां हिरण्मयीं लक्ष्मीं जातवेदो म आवह ॥
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 This is not the moment when death collects this life, but rather a snippet of death nurturing and watching from afar. Despite every living being having this inherent fear of death, I have this belief that death loves life.  And why wouldn't death be in love with life? Life is just so beautiful.
Figure 2 of my duality series is of a dream stepping into reality. The dreamer is a sensitive artist who has worked himself into a slumber. The dreamer's enlarged eye, enhanced for the sake of showing the act of the dream coming true, mimics a thought bubble. The dream itself is how dreams tend to be: strange, somewhat scary, and with a life of its own. This dream was lucky enough to come true.
Figure 3 of my duality series features the mascot of destruction and creation, the phoenix. What I present here is how this mythological being would function in a modern world. Yes the phoenix defies death, but at what cost? Its life. The phoenix only has a one in seven chance of being free because the 7-sided die of public service decides its fate. Also? The system is rigged, because the majority of the rolls of the 7-sided die will have the phoenix take on two functions for society's benefit.
Dream of the Endless is the protagonist of the graphic novel series The Sandman by Neil Gaiman. I plan on making an animated short of the series, mimicking intro sequences of anime as if The Sandman has been adapted into an animated series. I sketched this out in order to practice drawing out Dream
I submitted this piece to a design contest at 99Designs. A business that promoted yoga opened up submissions for character concepts for a new mascot.
"Here Comes a YASS" is an illustration featuring characters from the television show Steven Universe, created by the amazingly talented Rebecca Sugar. The show features a race of women called gems, who are embodiments of gemstones whose bodies are formed from light. Steven Universe is not shy in representing all sorts of characters, be it different body types and different races and those in the LGBTQ+ community. Garnet (left) is a fusion of two gems who are so in love that they remained fused at all times. The titular Steven Universe and his female best friend Connie Maheswaran fuse into Stevonnie (right) a non-gender conforming individual. The piece is called "Here Comes a YASS" in reference to the song "Here Comes a Thought," which Garnet sings to Stevonnie to help them deal with their anxieties in order to remain a stable fusion.


Simple project showcaacse the ability of low cost NodeMCU WiFi module and LM35 temprature sensor plotting graph on ThingSpeak IoT server.
Old useless, but working power adapter is lying around? convert them into easily modifible bench power supply for future project testing and development.


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Apache HTTP Server Version 1.3
Module mod_log_common
This module is contained in the mod_log_common.c
file,
and is compiled in by default. It provides for logging of the requests
made to the server using the Common Logfile Format. This module has
been replaced by mod_log_config in Apache 1.2
Log file format
The log file contains a separate line for each request. A line is composed
of several tokens separated by spaces:
host ident authuser date request status bytes
If a token does not have a value then it is represented by a hyphen (-).
The meanings and values of these tokens are as follows:
- host
- The fully-qualified domain name of the client, or its IP number if the
name is not available.
- ident
- If IdentityCheck is enabled and the
client machine runs identd, then this is the identity information reported
by the client.
- authuser
- If the request was for an password protected document, then this is
the userid used in the request.
- date
- The date and time of the request, in the following format:
date = [day/month/year:hour:minute:second zone]
day = 2*digit
month = 3*letter
year = 4*digit
hour = 2*digit
minute = 2*digit
second = 2*digit
zone = (`+' | `-') 4*digit
- request
- The request line from the client, enclosed in double quotes
(
"
).
- status
- The three digit status code returned to the client.
- bytes
- The number of bytes in the object returned to the client, not including
any headers.
Directives
Syntax: TransferLog file-pipe
Default: TransferLog logs/transfer_log
Context: server config, virtual host
Status: Base
Module: mod_log_common
The TransferLog directive sets the name of the file to which the server will
log the incoming requests. File-pipe is one
of
- A filename
- A filename relative to the ServerRoot.
- `|' followed by a command
- A program to receive the agent log information on its standard input.
Note the a new program will not be started for a VirtualHost if it inherits
the TransferLog from the main server. See, just as an example,
cronolog.
Security: if a program is used, then it will be
run under the user who started httpd. This will be root if the server
was started by root; be sure that the program is secure.
Security: See the security tips document for
details on why your security could be compromised if the directory
where logfiles are stored is writable by anyone other than the user
that starts the server.
Apache HTTP Server Version 1.3


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The crowd chanted 'Messi, Messi' at CR7 and then he scored
by BeSoccerCristiano Ronaldo had a tough game in Luxembourg. The Portugal captain was not at his best and throughout various stages of the contest, he had to put up with chants from the stand talking about Leo Messi. That said, CR7 had the last laugh.
In the ninth minute of the game, Cristiano had his first opportunity. He cut inside twice inside the box looking for a goal. The ball ended up in GK Moris' hands and the Portuguese looked down at the floor.
The state of the pitch was not good at all and CR7 complained on several occasions, but it was not until the 27th minute when he heard the name of his main rival.
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Cristiano shot from outside the box and the ball did not find the target. He complained about the pitch once again and the crowd responded with chants of "Messi, Messi."
However, the Portugal star had the final say a few minutes from the end. He tapped in on the line after Diogo Jota's shot. UEFA credited him with the goal and Ronaldo is now on 99 goals for Portugal. That goal sealed the win and qualification for Euro 2020 next summer.


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Working with comparisons will make your data analytical life easier. Instead of selecting a subset of days to investigate yourself (like before), you can simply ask R to return only those days where you realized a positive return for poker.
In the previous exercises you used selection_vector <- poker_vector > 0
to find the days on which you had a positive poker return. Now, you would like to know not only the days on which you won, but also how much you won on those days.
You can select the desired elements, by putting selection_vector
between the square brackets that follow poker_vector
:
poker_vector[selection_vector]
R knows what to do when you pass a logical vector in square brackets: it will only select the elements that correspond to TRUE
in selection_vector
.
Use selection_vector
in square brackets to assign the amounts that you won on the profitable days to the variable poker_winning_days
.
# Poker and roulette winnings from Monday to Friday:
poker_vector <- c(140, -50, 20, -120, 240)
roulette_vector <- c(-24, -50, 100, -350, 10)
days_vector <- c("Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday")
names(poker_vector) <- days_vector
names(roulette_vector) <- days_vector
# Which days did you make money on poker?
selection_vector <- poker_vector > 0
# Select from poker_vector these days
poker_winning_days <-
# Poker and roulette winnings from Monday to Friday:
poker_vector <- c(140, -50, 20, -120, 240)
roulette_vector <- c(-24, -50, 100, -350, 10)
days_vector <- c("Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday")
names(poker_vector) <- days_vector
names(roulette_vector) <- days_vector
# Which days did you make money on poker?
selection_vector <- poker_vector > 0
# Select from poker_vector these days
poker_winning_days <- poker_vector[selection_vector]
msg = "Do not change anything about the definition and naming of `poker_vector` and `roulette_vector`."
test_object("days_vector", undefined_msg = msg, incorrect_msg = msg)
test_object("poker_vector", eq_condition = "equal", undefined_msg = msg, incorrect_msg = msg)
test_object("roulette_vector", eq_condition = "equal", undefined_msg = msg, incorrect_msg = msg)
test_object("selection_vector", incorrect_msg = "Don't change the way `selection_vector` is calculated.")
test_object("poker_winning_days",
incorrect_msg = "It looks like `poker_winning_days` does not contain the correct result. Use `poker_vector[selection_vector]`.")
success_msg("Good job! Continue to the next exercise.")
Use poker_vector[selection_vector]
to select the desired elements from poker_vector
, and assign the result to poker_winning_days
.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| energy.usef.agr.dto |
This package contains the DTO classes for the Aggregator side.
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| energy.usef.agr.service.business |
Business classes of the Aggregator.
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| energy.usef.agr.workflow.settlement.initiate |
This package contains the workflow classes for Initiating Settlement on the Aggregator side.
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| energy.usef.agr.workflow.step |
Example AGE Workflow step.
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| energy.usef.brp.workflow.plan.connection.forecast |
Connection forecast classes of the Balance Responsible Party.
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| energy.usef.brp.workflow.plan.flexrequest.create |
This package contains the classes related to the workflow describing the creation and sending of flex requests from the
BRP to the AGR.
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| energy.usef.core.workflow.coordinator |
This package contains the core workflow coordinator classes.
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| energy.usef.core.workflow.dto |
This package contains classes describing Data Transfer Objects (DTO), which are used to convey information to Pluggable Business
Components.
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| energy.usef.core.workflow.settlement | |
| energy.usef.core.workflow.transformer |
Transformer classes for the workflow.
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| energy.usef.dso.service.business |
Business classes of the Distribution System Operator.
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| energy.usef.dso.workflow.dto |
Data transfer object classes for the Distribution Service Operator.
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| energy.usef.dso.workflow.transformer |
Transformer classes of the Distribution System Operator.
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| energy.usef.mdc.dto |
Data transfer objects for the meter data company.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| USEFRoleDto
Enumeration of the different USEF roles in a Data Transfer Object.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PrognosisDto
DTO for the D-Prognosis Input Data.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| SettlementDto
DTO class which contains the list
FlexOrderSettlementDto for an given interval of time defined by two dates. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FlexOrderDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexOrder.
|
| PrognosisDto
DTO for the D-Prognosis Input Data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PrognosisDto
DTO for the D-Prognosis Input Data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FlexRequestDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexRequest.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FlexOfferDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexOffer.
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| FlexOrderDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexOrder.
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| FlexRequestDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexRequest.
|
| PrognosisDto
DTO for the D-Prognosis Input Data.
|
| SettlementDto
DTO class which contains the list
FlexOrderSettlementDto for an given interval of time defined by two dates. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AcknowledgementStatusDto
Data Transfer Object for the AcknowledgementStatus.
|
| ConnectionMeterDataDto
DTO class to carry information related to smart meter data on connection level (or per aggregator).
|
| DispositionAcceptedDisputedDto
DTO enumeration of the disposition accepted/disputed.
|
| DispositionTypeDto
An enumeration to represent the disposition type.
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| FlexOrderDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexOrder.
|
| FlexOrderSettlementDto
DTO class for the settlement of one Flex Order.
|
| MeterDataDto
DTO class to carry information about smart meter data per period.
|
| MeterDataQueryTypeDto
DTO enumeration for the MeterDataQueryType.
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| MeterEventTypeDto
DTO enumeration for the MeterEventType.
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| PrognosisTypeDto
Enumeration of the different types of Prognosis in a Data Transfer Object.
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| PtuFlexOfferDto
Data Transfer Object conveying the PTU values for a
FlexOfferDto . |
| PtuFlexOrderDto
Data Transfer Object to convey information related to the PTU of a
FlexOrderDto . |
| PtuFlexRequestDto
Data Transfer Object conveying the PTU values for a FlexRequest.
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| PtuMeterDataDto
DTO class to carry information about smart meter data for 1 PTU.
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| PtuPrognosisDto
Data Transfer Object conveying the PTU values for a Prognosis.
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| PtuSettlementDto
DTO class containing the information of the settlement of a Flex Order for 1 PTU.
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| USEFRoleDto
Enumeration of the different USEF roles in a Data Transfer Object.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FlexOrderSettlementDto
DTO class for the settlement of one Flex Order.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AcknowledgementStatusDto
Data Transfer Object for the AcknowledgementStatus.
|
| ConnectionMeterDataDto
DTO class to carry information related to smart meter data on connection level (or per aggregator).
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| ConnectionMeterEventDto
DTO object for the ConnectionMeterEvent xml entity.
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| DispositionAcceptedDisputedDto
DTO enumeration of the disposition accepted/disputed.
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| DispositionTypeDto
An enumeration to represent the disposition type.
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| FlexOfferDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexOffer.
|
| FlexOrderDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexOrder.
|
| FlexOrderSettlementDto
DTO class for the settlement of one Flex Order.
|
| FlexRequestDto
Data Transfer Object for a FlexRequest.
|
| MeterDataDto
DTO class to carry information about smart meter data per period.
|
| MeterDataSetDto
DTO class to carry information coming from the MDC participant.
|
| MeterEventTypeDto
DTO enumeration for the MeterEventType.
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| PrognosisDto
DTO for the D-Prognosis Input Data.
|
| PtuFlexOfferDto
Data Transfer Object conveying the PTU values for a
FlexOfferDto . |
| PtuFlexOrderDto
Data Transfer Object to convey information related to the PTU of a
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Data Transfer Object conveying the PTU values for a FlexRequest.
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DTO class to carry information about smart meter data for 1 PTU.
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| PtuPrognosisDto
Data Transfer Object conveying the PTU values for a Prognosis.
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| PtuSettlementDto
DTO class containing the information of the settlement of a Flex Order for 1 PTU.
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| USEFRoleDto
Enumeration of the different USEF roles in a Data Transfer Object.
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Data Transfer Object for a FlexOrder.
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An enumeration to represent the disposition type.
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DTO object for the ConnectionMeterEvent xml entity.
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DTO enumeration for the MeterEventType.
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DTO object for the ConnectionMeterEvent xml entity.
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AjaxRequest
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ActiveXObject | XMLHttpRequest
Wraps XMLHttpRequest in a cross-browser way.
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gf.setValues(obj, vals);
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The app is based on the work of Fereshteh Karimeddini Words Cloud. In the other hand it was also inspired by the book of Matthew L. Jockers Text Analysis with R for Students of Literature about how to use data analysis in the literature science. My idea was to combine few methods of visualization of text data together and test it on sample books.
This app allows to make brief analysis of two literature works:
- Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen;
- Moby Dick; or The Whale by Herman Melville.
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Three things we learned from the Premier League
by AGENCE FRANCE PRESSELONDON, United Kingdom, Dec 8 – Liverpool’s relentless march to a first English title since 1990 gathered pace with a comfortable win at Bournemouth, while Manchester City’s defence of the trophy was hit by a painful defeat against rivals Manchester United.
Fuelled by Jamie Vardy’s blistering form, Leicester have emerged as the closest challengers to Liverpool.
AFP Sport looks at three things we learned from the Premier League weekend:
Solskjaer’s big week
Seven days ago Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was fielding questions over whether he is the man to return Manchester United to their former glories after a 2-2 home draw with Aston Villa left the Red Devils in ninth and with just four wins from their opening 14 Premier League games.
A week on and Solskjaer has secured the two biggest victories of his time in charge since a famous 3-1 win at Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League in March helped turn his caretaker spell in charge into a full-time position.
United have beaten Tottenham on Jose Mourinho’s return to Old Trafford and now Manchester City 2-1 to climb up to fifth and within five points of the top four. On both occasions the scoreline arguably flattered the losing side with Solskjaer’s vision slowly coming to fruition.
Marcus Rashford has already matched his previous season’s best for goals with 13,
Fred has enjoyed two of his best games since a £50 million move from Shakhtar Donetsk 18 months ago, Aaron Wan-Bissaka was outstanding in nullifying the threat of Raheem Sterling and Harry Maguire marshalled his defence resolutely under a late City bombardment.
There is still much to do for Solskjaer to convince the doubters, not least catching Chelsea in fourth to secure a return to the Champions League next season, but this was undoubtedly his best week as permanent United boss.
Klopp relishes Liverpool shutout
Jurgen Klopp admitted Liverpool’s first clean sheet in 14 games was the talk of the dressing room after the leaders’ 3-0 win at Bournemouth.
Klopp’s side made it 33 league games unbeaten as they maintained an eight-point lead over second-placed Leicester.
Goals from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Naby Keita and Mohamed Salah earned the victory, but it was Liverpool’s first shutout since September 28 that pleased Klopp the most.
“I forgot actually how it feels, to be honest. It’s great, we should have that more often,” Klopp said.
“For the boys, that was the most used word in the dressing room when I came in, ‘clean sheet, clean sheet, clean sheet’.
“Obviously everybody was desperate for that and now we have it, so let’s have it more often.”
Leicester happy to stay in the shadows
With Jamie Vardy on the kind of hot streak he last managed when Leicester won their fairytale title in 2016, Brendan Rodgers’ side have become the last hope of a competitive race to be crowned kings of English football.
Liverpool have left Manchester City trailing in their wake, but Leicester remain in the hunt after Vardy’s double inspired a 4-1 rout of Aston Villa.
Vardy, the Premier League’s leading scorer with 16 goals this term, has netted in eight successive games, recalling his 11-match scoring streak from 2015-16.
The Foxes have reeled off a club record eight consecutive top-flight victories, but Rodgers has no intention of talking up his team’s title chances.
“I don’t think anyone expects us to be near the top. We respect that, we get on with our work and keep developing as a team,” Rodgers said.
“It’s just natural, Man City and Liverpool are both incredible teams. We know we are looking to improve and close the gap. We have finished ninth in the last two seasons but today we looked like a top team.”
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[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I think most people would like to know where their money is coming from.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> How would you regulate fraud in the blockchain utopia?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> or possible money laundering and corruption?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> If you have ideas i'd like to hear them. It's an interesting topic. You have to play devils advocate though. If noone used KYC and everyone used anonymous transactions, there could be all sorts of possible problems.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> You need to assume innocence first. How detectives work?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Ok so if a drug dealer sends you payment for a house, and you received a non-kyc contract with payment from an anonymous source. How could we prevent this from happening?
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> KYC kills the innocence principle.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> ask the drug addict whom he bought from
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> it worked like that for centuries, now all of a sudden KYC is ubiquitous and a supposed panacea
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> so you would willingly accept money that was obtained with illicit sources. it doesnt have any moral reprehension on you?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> or would you rather make sure the funds come from licit sources prior to signing the contract?
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> I worked for the money, it is legally mine. No moral problem there, as long as I collaborate with the security forces. But always respecting the innocence principle.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> Even if the police find the drug dealer culprit, my money is clean, as he wasn't declared a criminal yet.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> You're completely forgetting about the innocence principle, and that's what is this all about.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> Nobody's innocent, nobody's free.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> In a full KYC world, prisons are not needed, as the whole world is a prison.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> "Criminals" would just be less favored prisoners.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I'm not following your logic. what i was referring to was the ability to auto-regulate our activity, transactions, and interactions to minimize overwhelming intrusion from government. However, not knowing who you are transacting with is not ideal 99% of the time. As proven with Komodo Z addresses holding 0.01% of funds.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I would like to see decentralized KYC that we can all use ourselves to determine and allows us to comply with basic KYC/AML which means knowing someones name, address, and that they are not on a terrorist list. If you see that the transaction is coming from someone unsavory or it's an anonymous transaction, it's your choice to accept it or deny it based o its source.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> How can you trust a "terrorist list" from a government that creates terrorists but says to fight them?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> that's up to you
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> but the choice is there
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> Exactly, just like with no KYC at all.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> with no KYC you can't know anything. how can you make an informed decision when part of the information is missing.
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[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> unless we self enforce it
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> which is what i'm talking about.
[dscrd-cz] <LoboRei> Terror is a perceptional quality. Anybody including those meant to safeguard us could be deemed terrorists
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> So are we to ignore there are bad people in the world that want to steal everything you have or destroy it?
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> It is not your duty to condemn them. They are innocent until proven otherwise. KYC subverts that principle.
You should only "freeze" or give up funds, at judicial order.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> (Or block someone, or anything.)
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> For arguments sake, let's say a person was convicted of a financial crime and stole millions from a pension. And he is on the run. He is on a list that you can check in order to filter any tenants or business partners. He wants to rent or buy your apartment. If you don't check it, you have now done business with a criminal.
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[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> Was he sentenced?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> at this point he is on the list
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> "Maybe", that's the problem.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> being looked for by various jurisidictions according to our blockchain police explorer
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Ok, so you ignore the facts and transact with him anyway.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> the kyc didn't stop you from doing business with him
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> it just informed you so you can make a better decision.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> it's a tool
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> KYC != sentenced people list.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> we need to rethink KYC and how it's applied instead of demonizing it.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> 1 reason is because it's not going away.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> and 2 is because blockchain will change the way kyc works
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> "we need to think how to collaborate better with this dictatorship, reason 1 - it is not going away"
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> same logic
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> So KYC equals Dictatorship?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I don't follow
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> yes, because it presumes everyone is guilty until proven otherwise.
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[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> :PeepoThink:
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> if kyc presumed us guilty, why are we most of us still able to our banks, paypal, and, western union accounts.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> as i said before, you're a very privileged prisoner
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Can we agree there are extremes to KYC?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> What about decentralized forms of KYC?
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> what about unicorns?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I guess wake me up when we live in the blockchain utopia with no kyc and enforced anonymity for everyone.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I'll build some services for people
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> Of course, integration with the current systems and structures will help, i'm not blaming you for doing so.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> I just can't accept KYC as something inherently good. It is not. It is the opposite of good.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I understand where you coming from. The philosophy of it.
[dscrd-cz] <stock999> KYC just doesn't work in order to restrict crime. Drug dealer will never act by own name, he will find innocent relatives, friends, etc. As well as a person suspected in financial crime will open an offshore company with a nominal director, who is clean and honest.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I understand what you mean, but you're also talking about extremes.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> The reality is that it's not going away. So better KYC implementations need to come along that dont' put people's identities in the hands of hackers or centralized parties.
[dscrd-cz] <stock999> There are many ways how to hide the real face, except blockchain. May be honest people just don't think about it, but criminals know very well all these methods and use it successfully.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Those methods you point out are legal loopholes created by the financial system and governments that aid them.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> So in essence, people that use those loopholes don't break any laws. That isn't KYC's fault, it's the system.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> like i said, KYC is just a tool.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> And they don't care, because, again, they lie when they say that it is to catch the bad boys. The bad boys aren't fools. It is meant for the regular user, the innocent trader. To control them. To posses them. To subjugate them.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Basic KYC is knowing a persons identity. That could be on either extreme. It could be an encrypted hash that tells you this person is not on a criminal list but doesn't give you any further information, or it could give you every detail of their life. I lean towards kyc that doesn't give all the information.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> We're talking about unicorns again.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> If we talk about no kyc it's worst than unicorns
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> because it's not going away
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> No KYC was the default mode for life for centuries. It works.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> unless the world changes
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> hanging witches also worked for centuries. but times change. now they burn witches through kyc lol
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> It wasn't as bad as they want you to think
Remember the 50's in the USA?
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[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> No ID required, almost for every aspect of life.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> the real theifs are the banksters
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> those are who we should be indicting. but without transparent systems that isn't happening.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> even with transparent systems there will be corruption
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> Banksters, just like with any other form of monopoly, only can exist if there is a government giving them authority and power.
Problem is governments and sovereignty.
[dscrd-cz] <stock999> Exactcy! Main criminals are government, law makers, courts, lawyers..i.e system
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> USA was meant to be the cure to this problem. Sadly it failed.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> You can't fight the system from the outside
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Not a system that permeates everything
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> True, that's why I accept working with KYC stuff for now, but I can't see it as anything but a necessary temporary evil.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> But the system is indeed broken. You can see it just be seeing how the rich live when compared to the majority of other people in the world.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I've experienced it in my country. It's disgusting.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> If you think about it, I am typing on a laptop that cost me about what it would cost a child in Peru what he wwill make working in the mines for 3 or 4 years.
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[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> I agree with that, but always consider inertial forces. The system is not always to blame, but the history is.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> History and inertial culture.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> You learned how to deal with a computer. Where I am right now people live with cents in their pockets for months, but they would never accept a free lesson on programming or computers. They don't like it.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> something I feel strongly about doing is bringing technology to the kids that really could use it to make something of themselves. if everything goes as planned it will be something the project will encourage.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> It's tough though because they live in such a different mental state too.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> So out of 100 you might reach 1 or 2 but that's I think good. it changes perceptions.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> It creates a new History.
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> God's work.
[dscrd-cz] <stock999> @PTYX It isn't in Peru only. The system is broken around the world. Everywhere a few of thick law makers have everything by doing nothing
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Yeah, I agree. It is everywhere.


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[gecode-users] Linear constraint for boolean variables
Stefano Gualandi
gualandi at elet.polimi.it
Wed Jun 28 14:06:13 CEST 2006
Hi Guido,
> No plan, currently. Do you have a concrete application for it?
Yes, I have two concrete applications I am working on for my phd.
Moreover, I need it since I would like to "generalize" the CP-based
column generation we are working on.
> Or maybe do you
> even intend to implement it yourself?
Yes, I would like to, but likely it will take longer :-)
I will give it a try as soon as I can.
> On the other hand, if all the floats are constant anyway, do you
> think it
> would be very inefficient to scale the equation such that the
> coefficients
> are integer?
It is exactly what I am doing up to now, but I would like to have
something more elegant.
thanks,
Stefano
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Operations Manager
Organization Overview
We All Code is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to sparking curiosity in coding among kids aged 7 to 17, with a particular focus on girls, students of color, and underserved students. Our mission is to introduce a diverse group of children to the fun of coding by providing free educational resources and hands-on classes. We envision a world where all children have an equal opportunity to ignite their curiosity through coding.
Position Overview
The Operations Manager is a key member of the We All Code staff and is integral in the growth and maintenance of the organization. The Operations Manager will be responsible for implementing and managing a strategy focused on expanding and enhancing program operations, volunteer management and engagement, and overall people management. They will work closely with the development team to support the implementation of a diversified strategy.
Successful candidates will have some experience in a vast array of community engagement, management, and growth. The Operations Manager should be willing and able to work within a detailed program and company plan and to develop creative strategies and partnerships as needed to meet the organization's needs.
The ideal candidate is eager, energized, and inspired by We All Code's mission. New graduates with project or volunteer management experience are encouraged to apply.
Responsibilities
Program Planning & Strategy
- Plan the delivery of the overall program and its activities in accordance with the mission and goals of We All Code, including all student-centered experiences for student programming
- Develop new and enhance current initiatives to support the strategic direction of the organization
- Develop and implement long-term goals and objectives to achieve the successful outcome of the program
- Develop an annual program budget and operating plan to support programming
- Lead program facilitation and staff programmatic events
- Organize all students and volunteer events, including program culminating events and volunteer engagement activities
- Supervise program staff by providing direction, input and feedback, and holding weekly team check-ins to ensure smooth running of the programs
Program Management, Logistics & Evaluation
- Manage student and volunteer recruitment, outreach and engagement including regular communication, scheduling and engagement initiatives — ensuring alignment with program enrollment goals and criteria
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date attendance records and other administrative documents, metrics and reporting related to grant compliance
- Occasional email communication with potential volunteers and partners as well as student check-ins to ensure students engagement
- Maintain and carry out evaluation methods to assess program strengths and identify areas for improvement
- Monitor the program activities on a regular basis to observe, support and evaluate instruction and implementation
Community & Partnerships
- Communicate with members and other stakeholders to gain community support for the program and to solicit input to improve the program
- Represent the organization at public events; leading activities, speaking roles, and trainings
- Serve as a critical partner in stakeholder engagement, including organizing, holding, and supporting events and communicating with families and community members.
- Cultivate existing relationships with vendors, community groups, companies, and schools with the goal of ensuring sufficient resources and access to services
- Train and support volunteers in all aspects of their engagement
Requirements
- A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (i.e., Sociology, Education, Social Work) required. Recent graduates are highly encouraged to apply.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Exceptional interpersonal skills, including the ability to cultivate and maintain stakeholder relationships (e.g., community partners, families, school admin, and donors)
- Ability to work both in a team environment and independently with minimal supervision, be flexible, and manage multiple priorities
- Ability to work well in a fast-paced startup environment
- Minimum of 3 years experience working and building positive relationships with youth and/or equal experience developing and managing impactful programs in an educational setting, youth development agency, or out-of-school time program
- Experience developing and implementing youth programming that considers the impact of race, gender, socio-economic status, and other identities on academic and educational experiences for youth
- Must be available to work a flexible schedule — may be required to attend after-hours meetings. Rarely there will be work on evenings and weekends as needed. The norm is to keep a standard work schedule.
- Must be able to frequently lift and/or move objects up to 25 pounds (~11 kg) and occasionally lift and/or move objects up to 40 pounds (~18 kg).
We All Code is an equal opportunity employer and seeks to employ qualified individuals based on individual merit. We All Code does not discriminate against any individual with respect to the terms and conditions of employment based on that individual's race, sex, age, religion, color, national origin, disability, genetic information, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, housing status, or any other non-merit factor protected under state, local or federal laws. Equal Employment Opportunity applies to all personnel actions such as recruiting, hiring, compensation, benefits, promotions, training, transfer, termination, and opportunities for training. We All Code is committed to a fair and equitable workplace where everyone is a respected and valued member of the team.
Compensation and Benefits
- Health insurance provided for full-time positions
- Equipment provided
- All software provided
- 37 hour work week with flexible working hours
- Remote until further notice, based in the Chicago-area.
How to apply
To apply for the position, please send a cover letter, résumé, LinkedIn URL, and two writing samples (demonstrate a training, write a memo, example correspondence with a community partner, etc) to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Our selection committee will review the materials and follow up with you regarding the hiring process. For all other questions related to the position or to We All Code, please reach out to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For volunteer opportunities, please visit our volunteer page.


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Backround image being forced - Better Battlelog Forums #2054
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For some reason BBlog forces the old background image. It's supposed to be the 10th anniversary one now.
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Confirmed, fixed in next release (26.09.2012)
20. September 2012 20:21
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