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The Opposite of Sex (1998)
Director: Don Roos Cast: Christina Ricci, Martin Donovan, Lisa Kudrow, Lyle Lovett, Johnny Galecki, Ivan Sergei, Colin Ferguson Screenplay: Don Roos Producers: Michael Besman, David Kirkpatrick Runtime: 105 min. US Distribution: Sony Pictures Entertainment Rated R: strong language, sex
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Opposite of Sex features a lot of loveless intercourse between various people of various sexes. It also features an array of crimes and acts of violence, including murder, robbery, breaking and entering, and battery. I've seen most of this material before in many different films, but it all feels fresh and original in this particular movie. That might be because writer/director Doug Roos has taken such an intensely cynical angle on his material that even the narrator herself knows how cliched all of this stuff could be.
Of course, it helps that Christina Ricci is the narrator.  In fact, she's so sarcastic so much of the time that I wonder if she's capable of sincerity. I don't think she has yet had to play a role that forced her to show a normal set of emotions, and The Opposite of Sex is no exception: here, she plays sixteen year-old DeDee, a girl who goes to destroy the life of her half-brother just to score a few bucks, and maybe pick up a boyfriend along the way.
 When DeDee comes to visit, she immediately destroys the household -- she convinces Matt that he's not gay, and from that point they regularly engage in sex.   I didn't think much about it as I was watching the film, but Roos has written a series of events that best be described as unpredictable.
It's always entertaining to watch these events unfold, and the entertainment value of the film is helped along nicely by DeDee's mean-spirited narration. She plays jokes on us, and points out the obvious, and makes fun of us just when we're suppose to care about what's happening. The film is uproariously funny; perhaps the funniest sequence is a series of shots in which we see Bill looking very depressed after he finds that Matt has left him. DeDee's voice soon comes in, and then she tells us that it's silly for us to feel the way we do, and that the scenes we're seeing are nothing but manipulation of the audience.
I kind of felt that Roos did this just to cover up the fairly routine story, but I resolved my worries knowing that it really doesn't matter. The story is interesting enough, and that he adds this kind of rare humor and wit to the material is truly refreshing. He even nears the boundaries of film in a scene or two -- there's a scene towards the end that turns out to be a joke, and while I'm not sure that this is within the Rules of Cinema, I sure enjoyed watching it.
But wit can only go so far without a little bit of emotional resonance, and Roos easily manages that by giving us an assortment of interesting and colorful characters.  Donovan is superb -- he layers his character with verbal and physical subtleties, and is ultimately very convincing in the role.  Most interesting is Lisa Kudrow, who plays Lucia, a stiff friend of Bill's. Lucia is adamantly opposed to sex, but that's mostly because she's never had it. Kudrow is fascinating here, and paints a colorful portrait of the most interesting character in the film.
But what is this film about? Well, I think Roos has some interesting things to say about the human need for sex. I'm not going to pretend that my hypotheses are even close to what he was thinking, but The Opposite of Sex had me fascinated all through its running time, and then beyond that. It's rousing to watch a film that is both hilarious and provocative at the same time; sadly, a good sense of humor and a good sense of intelligence rarely go together in today's comedies. So, my final words to you are simple: see The Opposite of Sex if you want a little substance to back up the laughs.
***1/2 out of **** (8/10, B+)
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| Opcode/Instruction | Op /En | 64/32 bit Mode Support | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
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EVEX.NDS.LIG.66.0F38.W0 4F /r VRSQRT14SS xmm1 {k1}{z}, xmm2, xmm3/m32 |
T1S | V/V | AVX512F | Computes the approximate reciprocal square root of the scalar single-precision floating-point value in xmm3/m32 and stores the result in the low doubleword element of xmm1 using writemask k1. Bits[127:32] of xmm2 is copied to xmm1[127:32]. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| T1S | ModRM:reg (w) | VEX.vvvv | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA |
Description
Computes of the approximate reciprocal of the square root of the scalar single-precision floating-point value in the low doubleword element of the source operand (the second operand) and stores the result in the low doubleword element of the destination operand (the first operand) according to the writemask. The maximum relative error for this approximation is less than 2-14. The source operand can be an XMM register or a 32-bit memory location. The destination operand is an XMM register.
Bits (127:32) of the XMM register destination are copied from corresponding bits in the first source operand. Bits (MAX_VL-1:128) of the destination register are zeroed.
The VRSQRT14SS instruction is not affected by the rounding control bits in the MXCSR register. When a source value is a 0.0, an ∞ with the sign of the source value is returned. When the source operand is an ∞, zero with the sign of the source value is returned. A denormal source value is treated as zero only if DAZ bit is set in MXCSR. Otherwise it is treated correctly and performs the approximation with the specified masked response. When a source value is a negative value (other than 0.0) a floating-point indefinite is returned. When a source value is an SNaN or QNaN, the SNaN is converted to a QNaN or the source QNaN is returned.
MXCSR exception flags are not affected by this instruction and floating-point exceptions are not reported.
A numerically exact implementation of VRSQRT14xx can be found at https://software.intel.com/en-us/arti-cles/reference-implementations-for-IA-approximation-instructions-vrcp14-vrsqrt14-vrcp28-vrsqrt28-vexp2.
Operation
VRSQRT14SS (EVEX version)
IF k1[0] or *no writemask*
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DEST[127:32] (cid:197) SRC1[127:32] DEST[MAX_VL-1:128] (cid:197) 0
| Input value | Result value | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Any denormal | Normal | Cannot generate overflow |
| X = 2-2n | 2n | |
| X < 0 | QNaN_Indefinite | Including -INF |
| X = -0 | -INF | |
| X = +0 | +INF | |
| X = +INF | +0 |
Intel C/C++ Compiler Intrinsic Equivalent
VRSQRT14SS __m128 _mm_rsqrt14_ss( __m128 a, __m128 b);
VRSQRT14SS __m128 _mm_mask_rsqrt14_ss(__m128 s, __mmask8 k, __m128 a, __m128 b);
VRSQRT14SS __m128 _mm_maskz_rsqrt14_ss( __mmask8 k, __m128 a, __m128 b);
SIMD Floating-Point Exceptions
None
Other Exceptions
See Exceptions Type E5.


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At First Sight Reviewed by Mac VerStandig<EMAIL_ADDRESS>4 stars (Out of 4) After seeing At First Sight I found myself in a very rare scenario. As I tried to visualize how this review would go, what angles I would take, and whether or not this film deserved a positive or negative review, I was at a loss for both word and thoughts. But then, to quote one of my favorite films, Good Will Hunting, "Something occurred to me and I fell into a deep, peaceful sleep." It occurred to me that any movie capable of making me think that hard about it's entire panoply of elements is a great film for that reason alone.
 But when someone who is capable of thinking is to view it, they will be intellectually challenged by the incredible amounts of symbolism found within this great work. Everything in this film from a hockey stick to a school bus to a tree brings so much more significance to it than the 3 dimensions in which it exists. Not a scene will escape where this movie hasn't transformed an otherwise dull object, activity, or element of life into a richly vast rainbow of emotions.
Virgil Adamson (Val Kilmer) has been blind since he was 3 years old. Living in a small town and working as a masseuse for a resort, he had adapted to this handicap and his sister, Jennie (Kelly McGillis), had dedicated her life to helping him fight it. Absent of both a father and mother, the 2 have fought their way through life together. Their lives are filled with the routine necessary for a blind man, and that is the extent of excitement that they will encounter.
But all will change when Virgil falls in love with a client named Amy Benic (Mira Sorvino). As Amy slowly takes over his life, she convinces him that he can regain his sight through a complex medical procedure. After undergoing this treatment, Virgil indeed can see, but struggles with association and adjustment. Despite the help of therapist Phil Webster (Nathan Lane), things seem even blurrier than before. And so it is that the lack of a sense that he once claimed to be a handicap holds a presence that disables him even more.
On the surface this appears to be study of human sight, love, romance, and a life regained; but below the surface it is so much more. The lack of and regaining of sight are merely a vehicle for this film to explore some of the innermost complex human emotions. And it does that in a manner equivalently miraculous to the vehicle it uses.
Val Kilmer's performance is the best yet of this new year. He takes on a very demanding role and meets every expectation that could be imagined, then takes it one step farther. Nathan Lane also gives a wonderful performance in his small, but far from limited role. He actually manages to create a memorable and unforgettably emotional scene in a strip bar. However, as all things must have a down side, this film's weak link is Mira Sorvino. She is incredibly dull and unconvincing. She closer resembled to her father, Paul Sorvino, in Goodfellas than a young girl in love. And with that can only bring questions of whether or not she is capable of acting, or could Mighty Aphrodite have been a shear fluke.
At First Sight is not so much a film but rather a dazzlingly complex portrayal of symbolism. Although damaged by a sub-standard acting performance, At First Sight will still has an incredible effect on everyone that will see it. And it is for that reason that it is such a wonderful film.
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PrometheusMetricsService
¶ Bases:
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Service that exposes the “/metrics” and “/metricsandreset” routes for Prometheus to scap performance metrics.
- ### Configuration parameters ###
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Import a subset of imagery
You can import a single area of a source image to Fusion as a new, smaller image file. For example, shown below is a compressed, high-resolution MrSID source image of Santa Clara County, California. On a standard server machine, it would take several hours to import this entire image to Fusion.
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Example of importing a subset of imagery
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option) for the new image. The command looks something like this:
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The resulting output.img file contains imagery for the area you specified with -projwin
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usage: getranslate [options] <input> <output>
Supported options are:
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--formats : Show supported formats and exit
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: Specifies band to copy (1 based indexing). Can be:
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-outsize <xsize[%]> <ysize[%]>
: Size of the output image (pixels or % of original).
-scale [<src_min> <src_max> [<dst_min> <dst_max>]]
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: Select sub window from input
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EPSG:<num>
<PROJ.4 definition>
<OpenGIS Well Known Text>
<filename of file with OpenGIS Well Known Text>
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Here you can find my latest explorations and futuristic concepts that make me tick. As I become more specialized in various design areas of the known and unknown, I enjoy exploring futuristic and abstract designs and concepts for new media so you don’t ever have to.
On the side as a tech nerd, I love to keep myself abreast with the latest design tools and keep myself ahead of the curve. To push the brain cells to the edges of logic and abstraction gives him the most satisfaction in every project.
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By creating the next level EV car that can compete with the latest trends of the electric vehicle industry, NIO had a mission ready to suit my skills. Supervision of UI and UX across a chinese based team of designers was the make it or break it formula. The result of a high quality product taking the No.1 EV position in China was rewarding more than any design awards.:::
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Pleasure under the sheets required this brand's e-commerce experience in need of higher conversion rates by designing a luxury web experience that could stand next to the most luxury online shops. An efficient user journey, luxury UI style and quality of product at first place was the recipe for an more than 200% increase of sales.
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Soundreef licenses businesses to play its members’ music in stores and live events in over 20 countries. As well as granting licenses to use music, it gathers and distributes royalties on behalf of authors and publishers, providing an alternative to traditional copyright collection societies. Mission of the brand was a redesigned Web platform with flexible responsive layouts and a fresh user frendly experience using the latest SASS and HTML5 trends.
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Chupamobile is the leading App and Game Templates Marketplace where anyone, even with small or no coding experience, has the opportunity to buy professional Apps and Games, ready to be customised and distributed on the App Stores. The requirement was a modern UI redesigned e commerce platform with responsive layouts using the latest SASS and HTML5 trends.
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This corporate carpooling app was designed to help employees at various companies in the bay area get to work with their peers. The app demonstrates our ability to do some complex math to figure out which drivers are best able to pick up which passengers. We also broke down the Apple Maps API to allow users to see an estimate of where they should be at any given time on their commute to better choose passengers based on their route.
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Location
- Open Task Manager
- Click More details, if necessary
- Go to Processes tab
- Find and click on Show processes from all users
Settings
The following are Windows processes that should not be stopped. Avoid stopping any required software.
Apps
- Task Manager
- Windows Explorer
Background processes
- COM Surrogate
- Cortana
- Host Process for Windows Tasks
- Microsoft OneDrive
- Microsoft Skype Preview
- Microsoft Windows Search Indexer
- Runtime Broker
- Spooler SubSystem App
- Windows Defender notification icon
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| DOSE: |
5 tablets |
oral |
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Background: At the time of this writing, I am a 24 year old male of perhaps average health. The experience below occurred 21 days before writing this. I have sampled a very wide variety of different drugs, but most of these were one-time things. As such, I would not call myself an experienced drug user.
Setting: Alone in my apartment. Low light settings, with trance/dance music being played. Time was approximately 1am.
Mindset: I hate to admit it, but I was basically bored and lonely, and wanted to get high to escape my emotional state.
This report focuses on some extremely negative effects I experienced on this particular night, so I wont waste too much time describing the ecstasy high itself.
I was home alone and feeling depressed. I had 5 ecstasy pills in my possession and decided 'what the hell, why not', and took one of them. I should mention that I have never taken more than one pill in an evening. Despite my strong desires during past experiences, I always ignored the desire to re-dose because I didnít want to 'overdo it'. However this night was a different situation.
You see, approximately three hours after taking this pill, I noticed that the effects werenít as strong as they normally would be. The experience had been enjoyable, for sure. But I didnít get the rushed that I craved. So three hours after taking that first pill, I again thought to myself 'what the hell, why not', and took a second pill. This would turn out to be a mistake.
Perhaps 20 minutes after re-dosing (I donít recall the time exactly), I experienced that old familiar rush that I craved. I became ecstatic. I wasnít at the point where E had 'lost it's magic', as I feared earlier in the evening. I was overjoyed.  Now again, I'd never before taken more than a single pill of E in one evening. So finding that the desired effect was brought on by a higher dose prompted me to wonder what I might experience if I took even MORE. Mistake number two.
Perhaps 20 minutes after re-dosing, I began to come down from the peak. So I went ahead and took another half of a pill. Some time later, it hit me. My euphoria became even more intense and I was overjoyed. I'd never felt such intense pleasure in my life. I think it's around this time that I lost all common sense.
I donít know what came over me, but once again I re-dosed, taking 1.5 pills. An indeterminate amount of time later, I took yet another pill, then another. To make things short, I ended up taking all 5 of my pills that night, 4 of which were taken within a period of 20-30 minutes. The high was unbelievable. Incomprehensible happiness enveloped me as I danced around madly in my one bedroom apartment. I didnít know it was possible to feel this good.
My memory becomes fragmented at this point. Unless otherwise noted, each following paragraph describes a period of 'recorded memory' which lies between that which I donít remember at all. The order of events may not be correct, but it's the best I can recall.
Next thing I remember was that I was still dancing in my living room, and while doing so, I would occasionally glimpse strange images mixed into the display on my monitor. Sometimes these were alien faces. Other times they were graffiti-style words being displayed, or comic-book-like characters. They would quickly disappear whenever I looked directly at the screen. What was especially strange about this was that I never QUESTIONED the things I was seeing. It was like being in a dream, where something really crazy and impossible can happen, yet I donít question it at all. I take it as being perfectly normal.
Iím laying on my couch. I look back at my (musical) keyboard which sits next to my couch, and see that there's grass growing out of it. Now, I've used a few different hallucinogens in my time, and never have I seen a hallucination that looked so realistic. The grass wasnít two-dimensional and cartoony the way LSD visuals are, it looked perfectly realistic. Even casting shadows against the wall. Again, despite the insanity of this situation, I donít really question it or realize that this should not be happening. Instead I look away because I merely find it 'annoying' for some reason.
Iím dancing again. I turn around and see a large spider, perhaps two feet tall, slide out from beside the couch. This spider didnít look like a real spider per se. It lacked any kind of hair or mandibles, and its legs were like thing, straight sticks. But nonetheless it was very three-dimensional and realistic in appearance. Almost like some very large plastic toy. At this point I realized something was wrong with me and said 'NO' aloud, which caused the spider to disappear. I look back at my monitor and see words flying off it. Some are highlighted in red. I specifically remember seeing the words 'death' and 'dying'.
Iím in my kitchen drinking a glass of water. I get it in my head that I must be overheating and that Iím experiencing hallucinations due to heat. So I start pouring cold water over my head between glasses of water. This becomes difficult because there are suddenly multiple faucets.
Iím laying on my couch again. All memories of something being wrong with me have vanished, I donít remember that I've taken any drugs at all. In fact, Iím not even really THINKING at this point. Instead, Iím simply observing what's happening in my visual field. I see shadows projecting from the wall opposite my kitchen. They're shadows of some sort of half-human half-lizard creatures, which makes me feel anxious. These creatures strike me as malevolent. What's remarkable about these hallucinations is that my vision 'zoomed in' to the spot on the wall where the shadows were being cast.
Iím in my bathroom attempting to urinate, but I cannot. While standing there waiting for the urine to come out, I begin to have this strange waking dream that Iím on some kind of ship. I quickly pull myself out of this and remember once more that Iím hallucinating. Still, I cannot produce urine, but I can vaguely see a stream of urine coming out. It makes no sound but it does produce bubbles in the water. After standing there for a while, Iím able to urinate.
Iím standing at my living room window, looking out at the park and beach. Out in the water I see a submarine and a pair of battleships, and I can see propeller-driven planes circling around them. There's some kind of battle going on between them. The ships are firing at the planes and vice versa. As with my lizard-man hallucination, my vision zooms in to view this taking place. Again I pull myself out of this state and remember that this isnít real.
At this point, my memory is coherent once more. It was about 8am. Visuals were still strong but at least I was somewhat in control again. I was aware that they werenít real, and I was aware that there was something very wrong with me. Also, my jaws were clenched so tightly that I could barely open them. I stuffed a rag in between my teeth to try and minimize damage. My throat was also extremely sore and dry. It felt like I'd drank boiling water or something. So I sit at my computer and send an instant message to a friend that Iím 'tripping balls', and ask that he contact me when he gets a chance. Then I sat back and tried to asses the situation.
My first reaction was that I'd perhaps taken some other drug besides MDMA. Perhaps LSD. I later confirmed with the person that sold the pills to me that the baggie they were held in had been used to store just about any common drug imaginable. So it is possible that I consumed something else that had rubbed off on the pills. However, I understand that LSD would be unlikely to have survived the condition that these pills were kept in (room temperature with lots of light). So the idea that I'd accidentally ingested acid seemed implausible. So my next guess was that I'd perhaps overdosed. I'd read about others taking lots more E than I had on this night. Maybe I was just sensitive to it?
At about noon. That friend I'd contacted earlier got back to me, and came over to my apartment. He spent some time with me as I described what had happened, which helped me feel a lot better. Visuals were still occurring at this point but they were mild. Little sparkling things here and there, strands of color on walls, shifting objects, but overall it felt my experience was dying out (thankfully). My friend left at about 2pm, and I went to bed.
After sleeping for about six hours, I awoke to find something very disturbing: STATIC. I was seeing television static everywhere. If I stared at any given spot for a few seconds I would see a ball of red light form and begin bouncing around. I started to cry. I'd read about HPPD before, and though that I might have it now as well.  I momentarily though about taking my own life, but this feeling passed.
With nothing else to do, I laid in bed again and tried to sleep. Hoping these things would go away.  I could also vaguely see the room around me.
Fast-forward to the next night. I'd been seeing static all day but the aforementioned ball of light was gone. 'Ok, maybe Iím getting better' I thought to myself. That night, as I slept, I had very vivid dreams. I would wake up during EVERY dream, and feel 'zaps' every time I moved my eyes. Zaps are what some people feel when withdrawing from an SSRI.  I'd experienced this myself before when I was taking paxil a few years ago, and it actually gave me some hope. 'I've experience this sensation before, and it eventually went away', I thought to myself. And after about two days, it did go away.
For the days following, I would still wake up during dreams, but less frequently. Unfortunately, the static in my vision remained. I also acquired a few more visual disturbances: strong after-images, 'floaters', and movement in my peripheral vision. Also, staring at a wall caused me to feel generally strange and detached from reality. On one night when I hadnít gotten enough sleep, I also experienced strong colorful trails behind moving objects, and halos around objects. Luckily that only happened once. I have also experienced some mild panic attacks, but I kept reminding myself that they were the cause of a drug, and would go away with time.
So now, 21 days later, my visual distortions seem to be lessening, except for the visual static. Having never read about anyone else having this reaction to MDMA makes me wonder if I perhaps took something else, but other than the delirium and hallucinations brought by the re-dosing, nothing about the initial high was different than any ecstasy use in the past. That leaves me thinking that this was perhaps a psychotic episode or an overdose. Iím not sure, but I really hope that this distortion in my vision goes away eventually. It's not as bad as what other HPPDers have described, but I could certainly do without it.
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You can show multiple data sets at the same time by combining these graphs in various ways. If the two data sets have quantitative values in the same (or similar) ranges, it may make sense to combine them into a single bar chart (with different colored/shaded bars for each data set) or a single line graph (with a different color/pattern for each data set).
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Our Philosophy
Before we became drivers, motorists, cyclists, skateboardists, runners, jumpers, skippers, captains, and underwater basket weavers, we all began as one thing: human. Despite how we transport our fleshly bodies around in this holographic universe, our conscious essence goes nowhere. Time to act like it!
Our Actions
We are self-policing because we are self-actualized. When we see poor transit behavior in ourselves or others, we make mention of it and urge its correction. When we see excellent transit behavior, we likewise do not let it go unmentioned - we celebrate it! Like begets like, and we like each other.
Our Vision
We see the roadway as it is: another slat of wood in the metaphorical world stage. All the world's a stage, and your actions on the road are not separate from your life and your identity. We do not let our nervous system rule our behavior; we engage with higher thinking centers and recognize that all life moves and we must move with it - the vehicle does not supersede the intelligence of the life that created it. A bigger car does not triumph over a smaller car, who does not triumph over a cyclist, who does not triumph over a pedestrian. We are all equals. On the common roadway that we all share - that is, our need to transport our bodies from place to place - we respect all users as ourselves.


Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch Class Reference
Which integer or Boolean variable to select for branching. More...
#include <branch.hh>
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| enum | Select { SEL_AFC_MAX, SEL_ACTION_MAX, SEL_CHB_MAX, SEL_AFC_SIZE_MAX, SEL_ACTION_SIZE_MAX, SEL_CHB_SIZE_MAX } |
Which variable selection. More... | |
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| IntBoolVarBranch (Select s, double d) | |
| Initialize with selection strategy s and decay factor d. | |
| IntBoolVarBranch (Select s, IntAFC i, BoolAFC b) | |
| Initialize with selection strategy s and AFC i and b. | |
| IntBoolVarBranch (Select s, IntAction i, BoolAction b) | |
| Initialize with selection strategy s and action i and b. | |
| IntBoolVarBranch (Select s, IntCHB i, BoolCHB b) | |
| Initialize with selection strategy s and CHB i and b. | |
| Select | select (void) const |
| Return selection strategy. | |
| IntAFC | intafc (void) const |
| Return integer AFC. | |
| BoolAFC | boolafc (void) const |
| Return Boolean AFC. | |
| IntAction | intaction (void) const |
| Return integer action. | |
| BoolAction | boolaction (void) const |
| Return Boolean action. | |
| IntCHB | intchb (void) const |
| Return integer CHB. | |
| BoolCHB | boolchb (void) const |
| Return Boolean AFC. | |
| void | expand (Home home, const IntVarArgs &x, const BoolVarArgs &y) |
| Expand AFC, action, and CHB. | |
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| Select | s |
| Which variable to select. | |
| IntAFC | iafc |
| Integer AFC. | |
| BoolAFC | bafc |
| Boolean AFC. | |
| IntAction | iaction |
| Integer action. | |
| BoolAction | baction |
| Boolean action. | |
| IntCHB | ichb |
| Integer CHB. | |
| BoolCHB | bchb |
| Boolean CHB. |
Detailed Description
Which integer or Boolean variable to select for branching.
Definition at line 44 of file branch.hh.
Member Enumeration Documentation
Which variable selection.
- Enumerator:
SEL_AFC_MAX With largest accumulated failure count.
SEL_ACTION_MAX With highest action.
SEL_CHB_MAX With highest CHB Q-score.
SEL_AFC_SIZE_MAX With largest accumulated failure count divided by domain size.
SEL_ACTION_SIZE_MAX With largest action divided by domain size.
SEL_CHB_SIZE_MAX With largest CHB Q-score divided by domain size.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::IntBoolVarBranch | ( | Select | s, | |
| double | d | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize with selection strategy s and decay factor d.
Definition at line 37 of file branch.hpp.
Initialize with selection strategy s and AFC i and b.
Definition at line 41 of file branch.hpp.
| Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::IntBoolVarBranch | ( | Select | s, | |
| IntAction | i, | |||
| BoolAction | b | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize with selection strategy s and action i and b.
Definition at line 45 of file branch.hpp.
Initialize with selection strategy s and CHB i and b.
Definition at line 49 of file branch.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| IntBoolVarBranch::Select Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::select | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return selection strategy.
Definition at line 53 of file branch.hpp.
| IntAFC Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::intafc | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return integer AFC.
Definition at line 58 of file branch.hpp.
| BoolAFC Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::boolafc | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return Boolean AFC.
Definition at line 62 of file branch.hpp.
| IntAction Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::intaction | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return integer action.
Definition at line 67 of file branch.hpp.
| BoolAction Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::boolaction | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return Boolean action.
Definition at line 71 of file branch.hpp.
| IntCHB Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::intchb | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return integer CHB.
Definition at line 76 of file branch.hpp.
| BoolCHB Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::boolchb | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return Boolean AFC.
Definition at line 80 of file branch.hpp.
| void Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::expand | ( | Home | home, | |
| const IntVarArgs & | x, | |||
| const BoolVarArgs & | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 84 of file branch.hpp.
Member Data Documentation
Select Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::s [protected] |
IntAFC Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::iafc [protected] |
BoolAFC Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::bafc [protected] |
IntAction Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::iaction [protected] |
IntCHB Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::ichb [protected] |
BoolCHB Gecode::FlatZinc::IntBoolVarBranch::bchb [protected] |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/flatzinc/branch.hh
- gecode/flatzinc/branch.hpp


Service Robotics & Technologies (SRT) is a technology infusion company bringing cutting edge robotic systems to service industry businesses. SRT is a Virginia-based service robotics startup focusing on innovative service robotic systems leveraging 3rd party hardware platforms. We strive to deliver innovative robotic solutions to make everyday tasks easier for individuals and businesses. Our corporate focus is on the service industry, providing robotic solutions to augment human driven tasks such as in the custodial, hospitality, and food/beverage industries. SRT builds on the previous experience of AstroTechnic Solutions, Inc., a Virginia-based small business focusing on the space robotics sector.
Greg has a passion for integrating robotic systems to support the everyday needs of people in everyday life. With a PhD in robotics, his primary research focus has been legged locomotion and robotic manipulation and currently works full-time with the US Naval Research Laboratory as an aerospace engineer and space roboticist. Greg has daily experience working with industrial robotic systems such as the Mitsubushi PA10, KUKA LWR, and Schilling Atlas manipulators, as well as custom manipulators for the space environment such as the FREND space manipulator. He dedicates all of his remaining time to the development of SRT and service robotic systems for non-government use. Greg has a vision for utilizing robotic systems to augment the repetitive and mundane daily tasks of humans.
Kris has spent the past 13 years in the aerospace industry working for NASA as a systems engineer, program manager, and technology transfer manager. As a program manager and systems engineer, he managed projects in excess of $30M and performed systems engineering functions for advanced cryogenic propulsion technologies working with a distributed team of engineers from across the United States. With his technology transfer expertise, Kris was focused on evaluating NASA derived technologies for transfer to private sector companies for terrestrial applications. Kris has a vision for transitioning cutting edge robotic technologies for emerging and undiscovered markets.
Evan has been writing code and maintaining Linux systems for over ten years. Since 2006, Evan has served as audio engineer for “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band. In addition to his primary audio duties, Evan is responsible for long-term storage and access of the Band’s digital audio archives. In this capacity, he has gained expertise in user interface development, database management, and version control, as well language expertise in Python, PHP, and Javascript. When not working with audio and traditional software development, Evan enjoys experimenting with other technical systems and has most recently been working with ROS and Arduino enabled systems.
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The snapshot builds of JBehave can be found on the Codehaus Snapshots Repository. Be sure to choose the snapshot with the latest 2.x version and the filename with the latest timestamp.
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This substantial salad is a British take on the Italian panzanella. Don't be put off by the beef dripping - the salad's strong flavours need a dressing with some oomph to stand up to them.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Peel the red onions keeping them whole. Trim the root end and then cut them into 5mm/¼in wedges, keeping the root base intact so they don’t fall apart. Drizzle with a little rapeseed oil, place on a roasting tin and roast in the oven for 20 minutes, or until caramelised.
Break the bread into bite-sized chunks and drizzle them with half the beef dripping. Bake them in the oven until toasted and crisp. Season with salt and pepper as soon as they come out of the oven so it takes the flavour on as they cool down.
Place the tomatoes into a large mixing bowl. Add the English onion and thyme leaves. Add the sea salt and mix thoroughly. Leave to infuse and break down for 15 minutes.
After 15 minutes there will be a lot of water in the bowl. Drain the tomato mixture in a colander and then transfer the tomatoes to a baking tray and put into the oven for 1-2 minutes to warm through.
When the tomatoes are warm, place them in a large bowl with the roasted red onions, the white parts of the spring onions and sourdough croûtons.
Warm the remaining beef dripping in a pan with the cabernet sauvignon vinegar (it should be about one part vinegar to three parts dripping). Mix in the chives, onion seeds and the green parts of the spring onions. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
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| typedef void(* LMS_LogHandler) (int lvl, const char *msg) |
Callback function for redirecting API messages
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Definition at line 1320 of file LimeSuite.h.
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Callback from programming processes
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Definition at line 1243 of file LimeSuite.h.
Get device serial number and version information
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Trump may attend Russia Victory Day in May with Putin at Kremlin in Moscow
by Xeni JardinTraitorous Trump is making spring travel plans with Vladimir Putin.
On Friday, acting U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters he has tentative plans to attend Russia's official state Victory Day commemorative events in Moscow, after President Vladimir Putin extended an invitation to the May 9 festivities at the Kremlin.
Putin murders and jails human rights advocates, journalists, and anyone who opposes him and the kleptocracy he runs.
Russia threatens and attacks its neighbors, the Ukraine and Baltic States, and has attacked our 2016 elections, which gave us Trump.
“I appreciate the invitation. It is right in the middle of political season, so I’ll see if I can do it, but I would love to go if I could,” Trump said to reporters before leaving the White House on Air Force One, for 2020 campaign events.
Putin presides over an annual parade to commemorate the Soviet Union’s World War Two victory over Nazi Germany, but the Kremlin has said next year’s 75th anniversary would be marked with great pomp.
Trump called it “a very big deal celebrating the end of the war.”
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was cited by RIA news agency as saying on Thursday that Putin’s invitation to his U.S. counterpart to attend Victory Day in Moscow had been “received with interest,” but there had not yet been any reply from the White House.
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There's a trick to getting my iPhone to ad-hoc network with my MacBook and share it's connection. This is what I saw first, and they basically suggest changing the iPhone to Manual config and entering the DNS server in the iPhone itself.
However, a slightly better solution, IMHO, and at-least-on-Leopard, I have to restart Internet Connection Sharing if I want my iPhone to get working DNS. I did also set the DNS server in the Advanced panel of the Airport, and it may not be necessary, but that's easier to do in MacBook land then iPhone land, thanks to Cut and Paste.
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| xf_fintech | L2/L3 | 58 | 57 | 0 | 1 | 98.28% | XF13293 | xf_database | L1 | 58 | 57 | 0 | 1 | 98.28% | XF13293 |
| xf_database | L2/L3 | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 100% | XF13294 |
| xf_fintech | L1 | 23 | 23 | 0 | 0 | 100% | XF13295 |
| xf_fintech | L2/L3 | 58 | 57 | 0 | 1 | 98.28% | XF13293 | xf_database | L1 | 58 | 57 | 0 | 1 | 98.28% | XF13293 |
| xf_database | L2/L3 | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 100% | XF13294 |
| xf_fintech | L1 | 23 | 23 | 0 | 0 | 100% | XF13295 |
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ARTICLE | BY RAY DALIO | APRIL 7, 2019 12:32 PM PDT
Samsung recently launched its Galaxy A20 smartphone in Kenya. The phone is all set to go on its first sale today. It will be available on Computech-Electronics, Samsung e-Store, Samsung Opera House, leading e-commerce portals and retail stores across the country.
Samsung Galaxy A20 comes with a 6.4-inch display and offers a battery of 4,000mAh. It offers Super AMOLED infinity-V display and packs 3GB of RAM.
Samsung Galaxy A20: Price
The smartphone was first launched in Indonesia.
Samsung Galaxy A20 comes in three colour options - Red, Blue and Black. It is priced at Rs 12,490 in India.
Samsung Galaxy A20: Specifications
As far as the specifications are concerned, the Samsung Galaxy A20 smartphone offers a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display with 720x1560 pixel resolution. It is powered by Exynos 7884 Octa-core processor and packs 3GB of RAM.
The handset runs Samsung One UI based on the latest Android Pie operating system. It offers an onboard storage of 32GB which can be expanded further using the microSD card.
For imaging duties, the smartphone boasts of 8-megapixel sensor with f/2.0 aperture at the front for selfies. There is a dual lens setup at the back. It consists of 13-megapixel primary sensor with f/1.9 aperture and 5-megapixel secondary sensor with f/2.2 aperture, respectively.
Samsung Galaxy A20 is backed by 4000mAh battery. The device comes with 15W fast charging adapter and USB Type C connectivity. There is a rear mounted fingerprint sensor at the back for security. As stated above, Samsung Galaxy A20 comes in three different colour variants that include Red, Blue and Black.


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AWS::GuardDuty::IPSet
The AWS::GuardDuty::IPSet
resource creates an Amazon GuardDuty IP set. An IP
set is a list of trusted IP addresses that have been whitelisted for secure communication
with
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Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::GuardDuty::IPSet", "Properties" : { "Activate" :
Boolean
, "DetectorId" :String
, "Format" :String
, "Location" :String
, "Name" :String
} }
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Type: AWS::GuardDuty::IPSet Properties: Activate:
Boolean
DetectorId:String
Format:String
Location:String
Name:String
Properties
Activate
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A Boolean value that indicates whether GuardDuty is to start using the uploaded IP set.
Required: Yes
Type: Boolean
Update requires: No interruption
DetectorId
-
The detector ID that specifies the GuardDuty service for which an IP set is to be created.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Format
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The format of the file that contains the IP set. Valid values are TXT, STIX, and OTX_CSV.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Location
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The URI of the file that contains the IP set.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Name
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The friendly name to identify the IP set. This name is displayed in all findings that are triggered by activity that involves IP addresses included in this IP set.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Return Values
Ref
When you pass the logical ID of an AWS::GuardDuty::IPSet
resource to the
intrinsic Ref
function, the function returns the unique ID of the created IP
set.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.
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Declaring a GuardDuty IPSet Resource
The following example shows how to declare an AWS::GuardDuty::IPSet resource to create a GuardDuty IP set.
JSON
"myipset”: { "Type": "AWS::GuardDuty::IPSet", "Properties": { "Activate": true, "DetectorId": "12abc34d567e8f4912ab3d45e67891f2", "Format": "TXT", "Location": "https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/mybucket/myipset.txt", "Name": "MyIPSet" } }
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myipset: Type: AWS::GuardDuty::IPSet Properties: Activate: true DetectorId: "12abc34d567e8f4912ab3d45e67891f2" Format: "TXT" Location: "https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/mybucket/myipset.txt" Name: "MyIPSet"


Inside The Ex-Military Bunkers Transformed Into A Farm And A Brewery
Former military bunkers have become ideal venues for creatives and entrepreneurs using them for new ventures
by Jenn StowellAdverts offering 'decommissioned military bunkers for sale' might conjure up images of doomsday preppers getting ready for the apocalypse or a perfect secret lair for anyone looking to hide from the norms of society deep underground.
But many former bunkers, often designed as defensive military fortifications to protect people from falling bombs or the unthinkable threat of nuclear holocaust, are attracting the attention of creatives and entrepreneurs who are putting them into use for a wide variety of alternative purposes.
Up and down the country, former military bunkers have been transformed into an array of new uses – everything from homes, to a brewery, to holiday homes and even one underground farm.
Here are just a selection of one-time defensive bunkers that have been transformed, sometimes beyond recognition of their former designs.
All of the following sites were once used for military operations and defence, or hideaways to plan top secret missions away from the prying eyes of adversaries.
Businesses and private buyers have been snapping up ex-military bunkers across the UK as estate agents offer them for sale following a decision by the Ministry of Defence to sell off a swathe of military land.
Cold War Bunker enthusiast Alistair McCann, who owns a bunker, said bunkers attract buyers for a variety of reasons but, he added:
"I think the history is always a deciding factor but it does rank pretty high on the ‘cool factor’."
He has bought his own Cold War bunker in Northern Ireland, restored it and transformed it into a museum. He said:
"It is a unique site that brings visitors from all over the country."
In 2016, the Ministry of Defence set out plans to sell off 56 former military sites by 2040, including former hospitals, barracks, former ports and wharfs and other Government-owned properties.
The MOD owns about 1,000 sites in total, 91 are understood to be sold off.
Some 2,500 bunkers are reported to have been constructed in secret across the UK to provide shelter from the threat of bombing, including atomic bombs as Cold War fears of nuclear war loomed large.
Bunkers are concrete structures built into the ground that are able to withstand several hundred psi (pound-force per square inch), ideal for those trying to evade nuclear war. A typical house only could only survive about 3 psi, to put that into context.
The largest bunker constructed in the UK was in Corsham for the Central Government, which could have held about 500 people.
As many bunkers find their way into private ownership, they are being transformed into a range of uses, including some transformations that are a world away from their original intentions.
Brewing Beer Underground
One example is one of the bigger bunkers in the UK, on the coast of Cornwall - half above ground and half below.
The remains of RAF Treleavar, a 1950's early warning radar station that was designed to detect incoming bombers, is now home to Lizard Ales, a Cornish craft brewery which took up residency in 2008.
In its heyday, the bunker was a hive of activity, and part of Britain’s defences against a possible nuclear attack by the Soviety Union.
Now, the bunker is home to the brewery, which uses part of the area that once formed operation rooms to store hay, with brewing tanks in other parts of the bunker.
A section of building lies partially flooded and inaccessible, a shadow of its former self. The company warns that parts of the building are dark and contain dangerous voids and that the building is not open to the public.
A brewery is just one of the many ways former bunkers have been transformed.
Former Glory As A Museum
The only Cold War bunker in Edinburgh, at RAF Barnton, is about to get a new lease of life.
It had been home to 603 Squadron Fighter Control Unit during the 1950s and almost 400 staff were employed in the bunker during its operational use, but years later, like many ex-military buildings it fell into disuse.
Fortunately, thanks to a group of volunteers, it is being brought back to life, and transformed into a museum.
History enthusiast James Mitchell, who bought the site in 2005, has been working with a team to restore the bunker to how it would have looked during the Cold War, spending years salvaging fixtures and making repairs to rusty metal fittings.
Royal Observer Corps Bunkers
For years now, bunkers have been capturing the interest of members of the public, including self-confessed Cold War Bunker enthusiast, Taras Young.
Talking to Forces Network about the network of bunkers across the UK that the Royal Observer Corps had, he said:
"There are more Cold War bunkers in the UK than most people realise. At one point, in the 1960s, there were more than 1,500 ROC posts alone."
The ROC was a civil defence organisation for detecting aircraft in the UK skies. Their bunkers were designed to accommodate two or three people to provide essential observations.
Now, according to Young, most of those smaller bunkers have been abandoned or "ploughed back into farmers' fields."
Auctions
Some bunkers are now being sold via auctions, sparking a lot of interest from prospective buyers - whether those hunting for commercial opportunities or others who are simply lured by the quirkiness of owning their own underground defence.
Some recent additions to the auction portfolio include bunkers in Somerset, Norfolk and Yorkshire.
Including a bunker tucked away in a Somerset burial mound which can only be accessed by a secure hatch and ladder. The Barrow Hill Bunker was built on 1,367 sq ft plot for the MOD Royal Observer Corps, and has since been left to rot until last year when the bunker sold at auction for £23,000.
Another Cold War nuclear bunker at Brundall, Norfolk, is understood to have sold after going on the market for £25,000 earlier this year.
The underground defence housed in a 3ft cube shaped shaft, had been built in 1961, one of 35 bunkers in the region constructed to protect against nuclear war.
This bunker might need some work to transform the space for prospective buyers - it has air vents and a shaft down into the underground space, but it has no running water, toilet or electricity.
One former RAF bunker and surrounding land went up for sale with a guide price of £25,000 at Moor Dike Road in Doncaster, South Yorkshire in 2017, but it is not yet known what the plans are for any buyers.
Holiday Homes
Some entrepreneurial owners have made their bunkers a little more cosy, such as one in the heart of Monmouthshire named the Decoy Bunker.
Once an observation bunker during World War Two, where soldiers would watch out for bombs and light fires in the nearby fields to fool the Germans into thinking they had hit the munitions factory close by, it is now a luxurious alternative holiday home, ideal for escaping the world or entertaining your family.
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Another bunker, known as Region 6 War Room, is now the property of Reading University which is using the space as a storage facility for its library.
The underground defence dates back to the early days of the Cold War and was built to withstand a nuclear bomb of the power dropped on Hiroshima.
It was listed as a protected site with a Grade II heritage listing in 2009, preventing plans to demolish the site which is located near the university's Whiteknights Campus.
Farming Underground
It's not just military bunkers that have been given new leases of life - a former World War Two air raid shelter in London has also been completely transformed from its original use.
New lighting technology has made it possible to grow food 100 feet underground below the streets of the capital city.
The bomb shelter, which laid abandoned for decades, is now home to Growing Underground, a subterranean farm from agricultural start-up Zero Carbon Food which launched the project in 2014.
The company aims to cut waste and food miles, growing vegetables such a broccoli, radish and mustard redleaf in its 2.5 acre farm deep underground.
It’s farm once served as a shelter, near the Clapham North Underground station, for thousands of Londoners to escape the falling bombs of the blitz.
The subterranean farmers use a method named hydroponic farming, growing crops under LEDs in water rich in nutrients.
Keep an eye-out for more on the underground farm later on forces.net and more on bunkers.


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#delete Repository::Base
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#entity_for_slug Repository::Base::Internals::SlugFinder
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#error_hashes Repository::Base::Internals::RecordSaver
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#errors_for_slug Repository::Base::Internals::SlugFinder
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#factory Repository::Base::Internals::RecordUpdater
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#factory Repository::Base::Internals::RecordDeleter
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#factory Repository::Base
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#factory Repository::Base::Internals::RecordSaver
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#factory Repository::Base::Internals::SlugFinder
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#failed_result Repository::Base::Internals::RecordSaver
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#failed_result Repository::Base::Internals::RecordUpdater
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#filtered_attributes_for Repository::Base
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#find Repository::Base::Internals::SlugFinder
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#find_by_slug Repository::Base
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#identifier Repository::Base::Internals::RecordUpdater
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#identifier Repository::Base::Internals::RecordDeleter
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#initialize Repository::Base::Internals::RecordDeleter
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#initialize Repository::Base::Internals::RecordSaver
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#initialize Repository::Base::Internals::RecordUpdater
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#initialize Repository::Base::Internals::SlugFinder
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#initialize Repository::Base
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#record Repository::Base::Internals::RecordUpdater
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#result Repository::Base::Internals::RecordSaver
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#result_builder Repository::Base::Internals::SlugFinder
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#slug Repository::Base::Internals::SlugFinder
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#successful_result Repository::Base::Internals::RecordUpdater
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#successful_result Repository::Base::Internals::RecordSaver
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#validate_initializer_argument Repository::Base


--- layout: post date: 2010-05-18 time: "09:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: We'll Know We've Succeeded If... tags: ["Opinion"] ---
We will know the students taking this course have learned something if:


This is an opinion. The writer has years (it's not polite to ask age from a programmer) of experience in IT service industry, and has been among only failed sales efforts. And is afraid that they don't actually differ much from succeeding ones.
What is a requirement? Or a feature request? Or a service request? What is a badly started blog-post?
They're all an attempt to communicate something to someone. For starters I'd like to restrict the environment and domain to a very special one: IT service companies and their endeavors. I'd make a bold statement that most of such attempts will fail blatantly.
a Contract
A Contract is a rather tender piece of communication. A something you usually would not like to be misunderstood by either party, not if you're hiring a hit-man, or when you're contracting a medical equipment manufacturer. Contract, when negotiated, is usually deemed to be 'important'. It's something that 'must not fail' yet we feel no worry for letting supplier strut their stuff in black box. We might even feel odd should they propose some kind of continuous communication scenarios.
It's rather funny that even in big service companies the developers and educated project personnel have largely adopted the attitude that initial attempt to communicate on contract level will fail.
 But there's a catch: the continuous flow of communication (maybe iterative, maybe flow) gives us the possibility to learn the domain at hand with the provider and with the client.
 Not the persons buying, and especially not the person selling. Given the fact that there's usually a significant amount of money involved, personal money, in deal closings maybe in both sides, it would be disastrous to admit uncertainty.
Or at least, well, who cares, the errors will be corrected at some point later .  No matter the reputation lost after few years when the project will be publicly announced as failed.
Makes sense, no?
It does, because in service business, the value is not in deliverables (in most cases, I'd dare to say). It is in the work to be done. I'd say that this is the main reason some people doubt that "small companies could do government projects" for example.
A thought that is based on completely wrong value, given that it's the actual deliverable and its quality that matters shit to the buyer.
If I could draw, I'd draw an inflatable mountain here, imagine that.
The pact is perfected, if delivery on suppliers side is separate from the entity that did the sales. Everyone has a safety mechanism: customer who thinks he knows what he wants, seller who sold something he's not entirely sure but it got bought, and delivery who's wondering why they're required to manufacture a square to fit a round hole, but well, they were asked to.
It will soon become a three-some where everyone is feeling rather awkward, but is too afraid to say it because A) it would look stupid, B) There's no communication mechanics agreed with delivery and client (this may even be forbidden).
F-word
The one unit that does the act of communication better than any, is a gang of friends. Friendships are rarely formed in seconds, and one could argue that maintaining a friendship takes some effort. One "gain" of friendship is some kind of caring of one another, and this causes few things: we care about wellbeing of our friends and we become skillful in communicating with our friends
We rarely need any mechanics for communication among friends in effort to make ourselves understood, but it's a bit different when dealing in enterprise environment, where the exploitation of different systems starts from incentives, and well, it ends to incentives too.
These mechanics might be something called "business analysis", and in some project and development techniques they're mapped to certain roles, but I'd argue that it's not a single spot, nor a role that implements the mechanics that could actually work. Lately I was listening a speech by Chris Matts about feature injection and "exampling" and that certainly is one mechanic, not tied to a role of business analyst mind you.
It's equally important to have the communication tools and mechanics in place for the whole project. With my fresh experience from a project where something like such was agreed to be done, I'd say it's equally important to follow that the mechanics are honored.
Common to these mechanics is the fact, that they tend to admit that understanding something right the first time is rather an exception than a rule.  Two of the three things are human traits, one is the cancer in our industry.
Analyst and communication mechanics (throughout the project from customer to delivery to customer again) are there so that we can safely admit the inevitable, and have the freedom to learn together in order to become good communicators.
It ain't no friendship, but at least all three of us can sleep in one bed cuddly together.


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