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| alphabetFrequency-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| as.character-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| as.data.frame-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| as.list-method | BSgenome objects |
| available.genomes | Find available/installed genomes |
| available.SNPs | SNP injection |
| bsapply | bsapply |
| BSgenome | BSgenome objects |
| BSgenome-class | BSgenome objects |
| BSgenome-utils | BSgenome utilities |
| BSgenomeDataPkgSeed | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| BSgenomeDataPkgSeed-class | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| BSgenomeForge | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| BSgenomeViews | BSgenomeViews objects |
| BSgenomeViews-class | BSgenomeViews objects |
| BSParams | Class "BSParams" |
| BSParams-class | Class "BSParams" |
| class:BSgenome | BSgenome objects |
| class:BSgenomeDataPkgSeed | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| class:BSgenomeViews | BSgenomeViews objects |
| class:BSParams | Class "BSParams" |
| class:InjectSNPsHandler | SNP injection |
| class:ODLT_SNPlocs | SNPlocs objects |
| class:OldFashionSNPlocs | SNPlocs objects |
| class:SNPlocs | SNPlocs objects |
| class:XtraSNPlocs | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| coerce-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| colnames-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| commonName-method | SNPlocs objects |
| commonName-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| compatibleGenomes | SNPlocs objects |
| compatibleGenomes-method | SNPlocs objects |
| consensusMatrix-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| consensusString-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| countPWM-method | BSgenome utilities |
| dim-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| elementNROWS-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| end-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| export-method | Export a BSgenome object as a FASTA or twoBit file |
| export-methods | Export a BSgenome object as a FASTA or twoBit file |
| extractROWS-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| forgeBSgenomeDataPkg | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| forgeBSgenomeDataPkg-method | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| forgeMasksFiles | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| forgeSeqFiles | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| forgeSeqlengthsFile | The BSgenomeForge functions |
| getBSgenome | Find available/installed genomes |
| getListElement-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| getSeq | getSeq methods for BSgenome and XStringSet objects |
| getSeq-method | getSeq methods for BSgenome and XStringSet objects |
| granges-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| hasOnlyBaseLetters-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| injectSNPs | SNP injection |
| injectSNPs-method | SNP injection |
| InjectSNPsHandler | SNP injection |
| InjectSNPsHandler-class | SNP injection |
| installed.genomes | Find available/installed genomes |
| installed.SNPs | SNP injection |
| length-method | BSgenome objects |
| length-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| letterFrequency-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| masknames | BSgenome objects |
| masknames-method | BSgenome objects |
| matchPWM-method | BSgenome utilities |
| mseqnames | BSgenome objects |
| mseqnames-method | BSgenome objects |
| names-method | BSgenome objects |
| names-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| nchar-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| newSNPlocs | SNPlocs objects |
| newXtraSNPlocs | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| new_ODLT_SNPlocs | SNPlocs objects |
| nucleotideFrequencyAt-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| ODLT_SNPlocs | SNPlocs objects |
| ODLT_SNPlocs-class | SNPlocs objects |
| OldFashionSNPlocs | SNPlocs objects |
| OldFashionSNPlocs-class | SNPlocs objects |
| oligonucleotideFrequency-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| organism-method | SNPlocs objects |
| organism-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| provider-method | SNPlocs objects |
| provider-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| providerVersion-method | SNPlocs objects |
| providerVersion-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| ranges-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| referenceGenome | SNPlocs objects |
| referenceGenome-method | SNPlocs objects |
| referenceGenome-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| releaseDate-method | SNPlocs objects |
| releaseDate-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| releaseName-method | SNPlocs objects |
| releaseName-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| seqinfo-method | BSgenome objects |
| seqinfo-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| seqinfo-method | SNPlocs objects |
| seqinfo-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| seqinfo<--method | BSgenome objects |
| seqnames-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| seqnames-method | SNPlocs objects |
| seqnames-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| seqnames<--method | BSgenome objects |
| seqtype-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| show-method | BSgenome objects |
| show-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| show-method | SNPlocs objects |
| show-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| snpcount | SNPlocs objects |
| snpcount-method | SNPlocs objects |
| snpcount-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| snpcount-method | SNP injection |
| snpid2alleles | SNPlocs objects |
| snpid2alleles-method | SNPlocs objects |
| snpid2grange | SNPlocs objects |
| snpid2grange-method | SNPlocs objects |
| snpid2loc | SNPlocs objects |
| snpid2loc-method | SNPlocs objects |
| SNPlocs | SNPlocs objects |
| snplocs | SNPlocs objects |
| SNPlocs-class | SNPlocs objects |
| snplocs-method | SNPlocs objects |
| snplocs-method | SNP injection |
| SNPlocs_pkgname | SNP injection |
| SNPlocs_pkgname-method | SNP injection |
| snpsById | SNPlocs objects |
| snpsById-method | SNPlocs objects |
| snpsById-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| snpsByOverlaps | SNPlocs objects |
| snpsByOverlaps-method | SNPlocs objects |
| snpsByOverlaps-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| snpsBySeqname | SNPlocs objects |
| snpsBySeqname-method | SNPlocs objects |
| snpsBySeqname-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| sourceUrl | BSgenome objects |
| sourceUrl-method | BSgenome objects |
| species-method | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| start-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| strand-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| subject-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| uniqueLetters-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| unlist-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| vcountPattern-method | BSgenome utilities |
| vcountPDict-method | BSgenome utilities |
| Views-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| vmatchPattern-method | BSgenome utilities |
| vmatchPDict-method | BSgenome utilities |
| width-method | BSgenomeViews objects |
| writeBSgenomeToFasta | Export a BSgenome object as a FASTA or twoBit file |
| writeBSgenomeToTwobit | Export a BSgenome object as a FASTA or twoBit file |
| XtraSNPlocs | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| XtraSNPlocs-class | XtraSNPlocs objects |
| $-method | BSgenome objects |
| [-method | getSeq methods for BSgenome and XStringSet objects |
| [[-method | BSgenome objects |


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Page 52, lines 1 thru 3 (of MPI-1.1, the June 12, 1995 version without changebars) become:
``A subsequent receive executed with the same communicator, and the source and tag returned in status by MPI_IPROBE will receive the message that was matched by the probe, if no other intervening receive occurs after the probe, and the send is not successfully cancelled before the receive.''
Rationale.
The following program shows that the MPI-1 definitions of cancel and probe are in conflict:
Process 0 Process 1 ---------- ---------- MPI_Init(); MPI_Init(); MPI_Isend(dest=1); MPI_Probe(); MPI_Barrier(); MPI_Barrier(); MPI_Cancel(); MPI_Wait(); MPI_Test_cancelled(); MPI_Barrier(); MPI_Barrier(); MPI_Recv();Since the send has been cancelled by process 0, the wait must be local (page 54, line 13) and must return before the matching receive. For the wait to be local, the send must be successfully cancelled, and therefore must not match the receive in process 1 (page 54 line 29).
However, it is clear that the probe on process 1 must eventually detect an incoming message. Page 52 line 1 makes it clear that the subsequent receive by process 1 must return the probed message.
The above are clearly contradictory, and therefore the text ``... and the send is not successfully cancelled before the receive'' must be added to line 3 of page 54.
An alternative solution (rejected) would be to change the semantics of cancel so that the call is not local if the message has been probed. This adds complexity to implementations, and adds a new concept of ``state'' to a message (probed or not). It would, however, preserve the feature that a blocking receive after a probe is local.
( End of rationale.)


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Since the landscape of Hong Kong is fairly hilly to mountainous with steep slopes, Hong Kong possesses hundreds of hiking trails. Therefore, hiking is probably one of the most popular leisure activities for Hong Kong people. Yesterday, I went to Shing Mun Reservior hiking with my university friends.
由於香港屬丘陵地，多山且山勢陡峭，所以香港有著數百條行山徑，行山也是香港人在假日僅有的娛樂活動之一。昨天我就跟幾個大學朋友到了城門水塘行山。
Here was where we began our hiking journey.
這裡是我們開始遠足的地方。
Hiking is a good way to leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind us and get in touch with the natural world where we live.
行山遠足是一種好渠道讓自己離開都市的煩囂，踏進身邊的自然世界。
其實在香港這些天挺熱的，不太適合行山遠足，昨天也有新聞報道有青年行山途中感到不適需要送院治理
Beautiful scenery along the way.
沿途也有美麗的景色呢。
The weather was so hot and we began sweating shortly after, but it couldn’t stop us from finishing it!
香港的天氣十分悶熱，才剛出發大家都開始出汗了。
The map of Pineapple Dam Nature Trail
菠蘿壩的地圖
Many tall tall trees here.
這裡有很多高大的樹木呢。
We came across a cow on our way, it hid itself in the bushes and the trees, so cute. Can you see it?
途中還遇到牛牛呢，牠把自己藏在樹枝和草叢中間，很可愛呢。
There is a pavilion here, and you can take a rest.
這裡有個涼亭，可以休息一下。
We chose to go to the main dam here.
遇到分岔路口，我們向大壩的方向繼續前進。
Arrived at the second pavilion, and we were all so exhausted that we took a rest here. My friend also took out his drone from his bag and used it to cool us down, just acting like a fan. So cool xD
到了第二個涼亭，我們都累透了，就坐下來休息了一會兒，這時候我的朋友拿出他的珍貴的航拍為大家作電風扇呢，超級涼快的
，原來這才是航拍的主要功能。
The drone was so cool and that made me want to buy one. Kidding, I have no money. T^T
看得我也很想買一部玩玩。
可惜我沒錢！
Let’s continue our hiking journey, we could also see some monkeys and cows on our way.
繼續出發！沿路還能看見猴子和一些牛牛呢。
The scenery at the main dam.
水壩的景色。
Let’s take a selfie together at the main dam.
在水壩前自拍一張大合照。
When we were about to finish, We saw a rubbish bin that is specially designed to prevent monkeys. You need to tread on the pedal to open the cover, so interesting. It felt good seeing signs of civilisation again and we have finally finished our hiking. I love the cold beverages!!
一個特地設計來預防猴子的垃圾桶，很有趣呢。在山裡走了這麽久，看見汽水機的時候真的十分感動呢！終於完成整條路線了！
Thanks for reading it :) , hope you have enjoyed reading my post. Next time when you come to Hong Kong, don’t forget to go hiking!
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java.lang.Object com.vividsolutions.jts.algorithm.LineIntersector
public abstract class LineIntersector
A LineIntersector
is an algorithm that can both test whether
two line segments intersect and compute the intersection point(s)
if they do.
There are three possible outcomes when determining whether two line segments intersect:
NO_INTERSECTION
- the segments do not intersect
The intersection point(s) may be computed in a precise or non-precise manner. Computing an intersection point precisely involves rounding it via a supplied {@link PrecisionModel}.
LineIntersectors do not perform an initial envelope intersection test to determine if the segments are disjoint. This is because this class is likely to be used in a context where envelope overlap is already known to occur (or be likely).
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static int |
COLLINEAR
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static int |
COLLINEAR_INTERSECTION
Indicates that line segments intersect in a line segment |
static int |
DO_INTERSECT
|
static int |
DONT_INTERSECT
These are deprecated, due to ambiguous naming |
protected Coordinate[][] |
inputLines
|
protected int[][] |
intLineIndex
The indexes of the endpoints of the intersection lines, in order along the corresponding line |
protected Coordinate[] |
intPt
|
protected boolean |
isProper
|
static int |
NO_INTERSECTION
Indicates that line segments do not intersect |
protected Coordinate |
pa
|
protected Coordinate |
pb
|
static int |
POINT_INTERSECTION
Indicates that line segments intersect in a single point |
protected PrecisionModel |
precisionModel
If makePrecise is true, computed intersection coordinates will be made precise using Coordinate#makePrecise |
protected int |
result
|
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
LineIntersector()
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| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static double |
computeEdgeDistance(Coordinate p,
Coordinate p0,
Coordinate p1)
Computes the "edge distance" of an intersection point p along a segment. |
protected abstract int |
computeIntersect(Coordinate p1,
Coordinate p2,
Coordinate q1,
Coordinate q2)
|
abstract void |
computeIntersection(Coordinate p,
Coordinate p1,
Coordinate p2)
Compute the intersection of a point p and the line p1-p2. |
void |
computeIntersection(Coordinate p1,
Coordinate p2,
Coordinate p3,
Coordinate p4)
Computes the intersection of the lines p1-p2 and p3-p4. |
protected void |
computeIntLineIndex()
|
protected void |
computeIntLineIndex(int segmentIndex)
|
double |
getEdgeDistance(int segmentIndex,
int intIndex)
Computes the "edge distance" of an intersection point along the specified input line segment. |
Coordinate |
getEndpoint(int segmentIndex,
int ptIndex)
Gets an endpoint of an input segment. |
int |
getIndexAlongSegment(int segmentIndex,
int intIndex)
Computes the index (order) of the intIndex'th intersection point in the direction of a specified input line segment |
Coordinate |
getIntersection(int intIndex)
Returns the intIndex'th intersection point |
Coordinate |
getIntersectionAlongSegment(int segmentIndex,
int intIndex)
Computes the intIndex'th intersection point in the direction of a specified input line segment |
int |
getIntersectionNum()
Returns the number of intersection points found. |
boolean |
hasIntersection()
Tests whether the input geometries intersect. |
protected boolean |
isCollinear()
|
protected boolean |
isEndPoint()
|
boolean |
isInteriorIntersection()
Tests whether either intersection point is an interior point of one of the input segments. |
boolean |
isInteriorIntersection(int inputLineIndex)
Tests whether either intersection point is an interior point of the specified input segment. |
boolean |
isIntersection(Coordinate pt)
Test whether a point is a intersection point of two line segments. |
boolean |
isProper()
Tests whether an intersection is proper. |
static double |
nonRobustComputeEdgeDistance(Coordinate p,
Coordinate p1,
Coordinate p2)
This function is non-robust, since it may compute the square of large numbers. |
void |
setMakePrecise(PrecisionModel precisionModel)
Deprecated. use setPrecisionModel instead |
void |
setPrecisionModel(PrecisionModel precisionModel)
Force computed intersection to be rounded to a given precision model. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
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| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public static final int DONT_INTERSECT
public static final int DO_INTERSECT
public static final int COLLINEAR
public static final int NO_INTERSECTION
public static final int POINT_INTERSECTION
public static final int COLLINEAR_INTERSECTION
protected int result
protected Coordinate[][] inputLines
protected Coordinate[] intPt
protected int[][] intLineIndex
protected boolean isProper
protected Coordinate pa
protected Coordinate pb
protected PrecisionModel precisionModel
| Constructor Detail |
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public LineIntersector()
| Method Detail |
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public static double computeEdgeDistance(Coordinate p, Coordinate p0, Coordinate p1)
NOTE: This function may produce incorrect distances for inputs where p is not precisely on p1-p2 (E.g. p = (139,9) p1 = (139,10), p2 = (280,1) produces distanct 0.0, which is incorrect.
My hypothesis is that the function is safe to use for points which are the result of rounding points which lie on the line, but not safe to use for truncated points.
public static double nonRobustComputeEdgeDistance(Coordinate p, Coordinate p1, Coordinate p2)
public void setMakePrecise(PrecisionModel precisionModel)
setPrecisionModel
instead
precisionModel
- public void setPrecisionModel(PrecisionModel precisionModel)
precisionModel
- public Coordinate getEndpoint(int segmentIndex, int ptIndex)
segmentIndex
- the index of the input segment (0 or 1)ptIndex
- the index of the endpoint (0 or 1)
public abstract void computeIntersection(Coordinate p, Coordinate p1, Coordinate p2)
p
.
protected boolean isCollinear()
public void computeIntersection(Coordinate p1, Coordinate p2, Coordinate p3, Coordinate p4)
protected abstract int computeIntersect(Coordinate p1, Coordinate p2, Coordinate q1, Coordinate q2)
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
protected boolean isEndPoint()
public boolean hasIntersection()
public int getIntersectionNum()
public Coordinate getIntersection(int intIndex)
intIndex
- is 0 or 1
protected void computeIntLineIndex()
public boolean isIntersection(Coordinate pt)
public boolean isInteriorIntersection()
true
if either intersection point is in the interior of one of the input segmentspublic boolean isInteriorIntersection(int inputLineIndex)
true
if either intersection point is in the interior of the input segmentpublic boolean isProper()
The intersection between a point and a line segment is considered proper if the point lies in the interior of the segment (e.g. is not equal to either of the endpoints).
public Coordinate getIntersectionAlongSegment(int segmentIndex, int intIndex)
segmentIndex
- is 0 or 1intIndex
- is 0 or 1
public int getIndexAlongSegment(int segmentIndex, int intIndex)
segmentIndex
- is 0 or 1intIndex
- is 0 or 1
protected void computeIntLineIndex(int segmentIndex)
public double getEdgeDistance(int segmentIndex, int intIndex)
segmentIndex
- is 0 or 1intIndex
- is 0 or 1
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Impeachment topics have Juan Williams and Judge Jeanine at odds
by Victor GarciaJuan Williams and Judge Jeanine Pirro clashed on "The Five" Monday over President Trump, the House impeachment inquiry and the media's coverage of the event.
"I do get the impression that what ... the right is saying is here: 'Oh, please don't watch. Don't pay attention to impeachment,'" Williams said.
Williams began citing a new ABC News/Ipsos poll showing 51 percent of Americans think the president should be impeached, 70 percent feel "request to a foreign leader to investigate his political rival" was wrong and 67 percent of those following the impeachment hearings think he should be impeached.
"They're trashing [President Trump] every day," Pirro said, reacting to Williams.
"Oh, stop," Williams said to Pirro.
"Don't tell me to stop it," Pirro said. "I'm a judge."
"For a judge, you should know better," Williams responded..
"Do not go there!" Pirro responded.
Co-host Greg Gutfeld laughed as the two continued to argue.
Co-host Jesse Watters jumped in and dismissed the poll and blamed the media for the results.
"There's a lot of people out there brainwashed by the mainstream media," Watters said.
Gutfeld jokingly blamed the economy for skewing the poll arguing that people who would side with Trump were working.
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"We've brought so many Americans back to work," Gutfeld said. "They can't watch this brainwash going on."
"You can watch it from jail," Williams responded.. "Roger Stone, Paul Manafort. All the best people in jail. All of Trump's guys."


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Or is it a rare moment of lucidity? (Haha get it, Lucid). It's likely that some of this will not make sense if you haven't read The Rise of Worse is Better by Richard Gabriel, give it a read if you haven't yet.
I came across this excerpt from a blog post the other day:
It was horrible: being a "suckless" project, it omits every feature which could possibly be useful in editing a font, instead presenting you with a bare grid which you have to use arrow keys (mouse support is bloated, didn't you know) to manipulate. Not to mention that it doesn't even create a BDF font, it stores the font in a textual format devoid of any metadata (it expects the font height/width to be in the directory name), which you must then manually convert to a BDF font via a provided script. Needless to say, it was a pain to use.
(Unfortunately I lost the source of where I read this).
I usually find myself in the 'simplicity' camp, but things like this make me question my sanity. At times, I find myself not implementing useful features to avoid making the source code more gnarly and complex. Have I gone too far!? "Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler." [1] But not simpler. At the end of the day the user does not see the code; as long as the interface is consistent and intuitive so is the program, because a successful interface to a program is the program. Right? It feels neurotic to obsess over the elegance and simplicity of a program that is to be used (rather than just admired). I just can't bring myself to add one more kludgy special case in exchange for a convenience in the interface. Am I wrong? Or am I just a few notches of discipline away from figuring it all out -- after all, "symmetry is a complexity-reducing concept; seek it everywhere" [2]. Like I said, it's hard to tell if this is a neurotic or enlightened practice.
One thing I am relatively certain of at this point is that constraints are a good thing. In general, not just in programming. At the very least, having constraints somehow makes my brain work better and feel happier.
 I don't want to find out!
I think two good measures to take are 1) eating your own dog food, and 2) not being a masochist. Taken together, those things will more or less help you imagine how a user would feel using your program.
Or I don't know, maybe the Multics guys were right.
Note: I've left a lot implicit in this post. I'm writing this moreso to introspect than to teach or explain (which I feel like is the usual tone of my writing), so some things may be unclear if you're not familiar with the context I'm thinking in. Especially if one of my friends is reading this, don't worry guys I'm fine haha... I don't eat dogfood... (unless). I think I understand why philosophy is so difficult to read now, they're all alluding to random Greeks and cultural milieus that no longer exist.
I don't know where else to include this in the post so I'll just keep driveling here. Just like symmetry is a complexity reducing concept, so is having a narrative. Not a narrative in terms of how the code works (implementation), but what the program is doing as whole (interface). A narrative can coax our brain into abstracting the program into something we can think about naturally, we don't need to remember all the specifics / a set of facts, just the idea behind them. Strive for symmetry, stay orthogonal, and always consider the narrative.
[1] Oh great another fake Einstein quote. Apparently the real one is: "It can scarcely be denied that the supreme goal of all theory is to make the irreducible basic elements as simple and as few as possible without having to surrender the adequate representation of a single datum of experience".
[2] Alan Perlis' Epigrams in Programming.
Finally, as regards clarity, the reader has a right to demand first dis- cursive (logical) clarity, through concepts, but then also intuitive (aesthetic) clarity, through intuitions, that is, through examples or other illustrations in concreto. I have taken sufficient care for the former. That was essential to my undertaking but was also the contingent cause of the fact that I could not satisfy the second demand, which is less strict but still fair. In the progress of my labor I have been almost constantly undecided how to deal with this matter. Examples and illustrations al- ways appeared necessary to me, and hence actually appeared in their proper place in my first draft. But then I looked at the size of my task and the many objects with which I would have to do, and I became aware that this alone, treated in a dry, merely scholastic manner, would suffice to fill an extensive work; thus I found it inadvisable to swell it further with examples and illustrations, which are necessary only for a popular aim, especially since this work could never be made suitable for popular use, and real experts in this science do not have so much need for things to be made easy for them; although this would always be agreeable, here it could also have brought with it something counter- productive. The Abbe Terrasson says that if the size of a book is mea- sured not by the number of pages but by the time needed to understand it, then it can be said of many a book that it would be much shorter if it were not so short. But on the other hand, if we direct our view toward the intelligibility of a whole of speculative cognition that is wide-ranging and yet is connected in principle, we could with equal right say that many a book would have been much clearer if it had not been made quite so clear. For the aids to clarity help in the parts but often confuse in the whole, since the reader cannot quickly enough attain a survey of the whole; and all their bright colors paint over and make unrecognizable the articulation or structure of the system, which yet matters most when it comes to judging its unity and soundness.


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Filling the need for multimodal, dynamic, myocardial imaging phantoms
There is a need for a dynamic imaging phantom for acquisition of myocardial images in order to test these new imaging strategies. Currently, available phantoms are unimodal and very expensive. Thus, we present a cost-effective, dynamic, multimodal phantom for the accurate calibration and testing of novel imaging sequences.
Presentation of the PhantomCor device.


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Because I'd been feeling really depressed and unmotivated, I saw my GP and after talking with me for about three minutes she gave me a sample pack of a 'great, really effective antidepressant' - Effexor XR. I should have known better than to start taking it without doing my homework on it, and considering it was a sample pack I have a feeling she'd gotten a few free lunches from the drug reps that week.
I'd have researched more if I was taking an illegal psychoactive drug, but stupid me, out of desperation I just trusted the doctor (who didn't warn me about the possible side effects, and let me say that the side effects listed on the insert in the box are TOTALLY INADEQUATE). So I started taking them without looking at the information available on the web.
For the first week or so, she started me out on a half-dose (37.5mg) - I was jittery and detached, I had tunnel vision, raised heart rate, and a lot of anxiety and nervousness. I totally lost my appetite. I couldn't sleep, I'd wake up every half hour with a start, and any noise would wake me with my heart pounding in my throat. I couldn't focus, even worse than without the drug. When I was driving on a sunny, hot day, I suddenly had the feeling that it was dark out, and a distinct awareness that I wasn't able to fully appreciate the fact that it was sunny. This was very strange. She had told me that I should 'stick with it' for a few weeks before I would stabilize, so that's what I did. After the first week, I went on a full 75mg dose.
I went back after a week and a half after a full-on panic attack - pounding heart, I couldn't breathe, I felt the fight-or-flight feeling toward everything around me. I've never been anxious before in my life. She prescribed me 0.5mg of Klonopin and said it was just because I was 'too stressed out' and the anxiety must be because of that. Interestingly enough, she told me she refused to prescribe Xanax because it was 'too addictive'. I took one Klonopin and spent the rest of the day like some kind of zombie, I couldn't concentrate, I actually walked out of a class in the middle because I couldn't remember why I was there. After a day or two I didn't take any more, because it was interfering too much with my ability to function. At this point, the side effects of the drug were interfering with my life more than the depression was.
Two weeks in, I wasn't really feeling -depressed- but now I was feeling scattered and 'electric' - I can't describe it any other way, it's like my entire body had that feeling of licking a battery. My muscles were sore. I was only able to sleep for about 4 hours a night, but I'd wake up feeling energetic anyway. Some of the other side effects went away, and for a couple days I felt kind of 'normal' again, I was able to be productive. I still felt sort of detached from myself, but I was feeling more upbeat. After three weeks, though, I totally lost my ability to have an orgasm, but not my sex drive, which was completely frustrating. I had the perpetual tired/spacy/jittery feeling I used to get the morning after coming down from acid. My insomnia got worse - I'd find myself still awake at 4am, and when I did sleep I'd wake up in the morning with all the blankets wrapped around my neck, or on the floor.
Then, in a particularly bad bout of insomnia where I ended up just staying awake all night, I forgot to take my pill, since I usually take it at 'bedtime'. I finally slept well (when I actually got to sleep at almost 6am) but then I had the most terrifying nightmares of my life. I kept reawakening for a moment but would fall asleep again and have dreams that left me screaming, crying, fighting with all kinds of inner demons. I woke up at noon, exhausted, and remembered that I'd forgotten to take my pill the night before.
Then I finally understood that tiny line on the Effexor packaging noting 'discontinuation symptoms'. It has a very short half-life so even taking it the next morning meant I was feeling symptoms. This was worse than any drug withdrawal I've ever experienced. My stomach felt like it was going to split open from pain. I wanted to throw up. I had black spots in my vision. I had cold sweats. I tried to relax and do deep breathing, but couldn't maintain it for more than a couple minutes. I started realizing I was hitting myself on my chest with my fists and repeatedly tapping my fingers on my teeth if I wasn't paying attention. I couldn't leave the house, I couldn't get dressed. All I could do was pace or sit in a chair and rub my feet together, or bounce. I definitely couldn't eat. My muscle soreness got to the point that I felt searing pain in my back and arms. I felt like I was going to die.
Then I took another Effexor, and within a few hours started feeling better again.
The labeling doesn't clearly describe it as such, but if this stuff isn't a classic example of an addictive substance, I don't know what is. The time it takes to become 'effective' is just as long as it takes to become totally dependent on it. Now I'm trapped with a $200/month legal drug habit that I'm afraid to quit.
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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
- 1 1/2 Cups Milk
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- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 1lb black mission figs
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- 1/3 granulated sugar
- 2 egg yolks
- 1 lemon juiced
- 2 tbsp butter
- 1 cup honey roasted pecans, roughly chops
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A series of functions which aid in both simulating and determining the properties of finite, discrete-time, discrete state markov chains. Two functions (DTMC, MultDTMC) produce n iterations of a Markov Chain(s) based on transition probabilities and an initial distribution. The function FPTime determines the first passage time into each state. The function statdistr determines the stationary distribution of a Markov Chain.
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| Maintainer: | William Nicholson <wbnicholson at gmail.com> |
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Size of history[] array.
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Max depth of revision tree to save (or 0 for default)
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Revision flags (deletion, attachments, keepBody)
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Save the document after inserting the revision?


Mother of brain-damaged boy wins $50M in malpractice suit
OAK PARK, Ill. (AP) - A jury awarded $101 million to the mother of a severely brain-damaged boy who sued a Chicago-area hospital for medical malpractice, but an agreement between the parties cut the amount to $50 million, a lawyer said Tuesday.
Attorneys told a Cook County jury that medical staff at West Suburban Medical Center in Oak Park ignored ultrasound results that indicated the unborn baby didn’t move for six hours during labor in 2014.
Experts testified that a cesarean section would have prevented Gerald Sallis’ brain damage. The 5-year-old cannot speak, walk or sit up on his own. The hospital was accused of ignoring Tequila Sallis’ concerns that she couldn’t feel him move.
“To see this young child now suffer every minute of every day when he should be playing on a playground in kindergarten is a terrible thing,” said Sarah King, an attorney for the family.
Before the verdict this week, both sides agreed to cap an award at $50 million if the verdict exceeded $50 million, said Keith Hebeisen, another family lawyer.
In return, Tenet Healthcare, which owned the hospital when Gerald was born, won’t appeal and the case will end, Hebeisen said.
“While we believe the care provided under the circumstances was appropriate, all parties agreed to a settlement prior to the verdict that will support this patient” and the family, Tenet said in a statement.
West Suburban Medical now has a different owner.
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I am a tech person. I love everything about technology. I like just how easy it is to learn a lot of things and the easy access of information. I like reading about random stuff, especially essential topics that I think would add up to my knowledge about certain fields I like to learn about and that could hugely mold how I understand and see things on perspective.
I am also into stock market. Though I could be considered as a starter on this field, I like how complicated it looks like in general when looking through charts and multiple computer monitor setups that contain different kinds of data. I've started initially like have already tested the water and I did love it. I see myself active trading in the near future. For the mean time I am currently working on the kickstarter fund.
Traveling! Just the idea of it, awesome. The first time I was able to step on a foreign country, it felt great. I've been reading a lot about places to the extent that though I haven't gone to those certain places, it's like I already know how to roam around on those because I read a lot about them like on how to get there, things to do and stuff. One goal in my bucket list is to be able to travel countries in the Southeast Asia for a month or two, probably on early 20s. Got to get myself huge projects to earn that funding huh haha.
I am also currently working on a tech startup right now. I've been reading a lot of magazines and articles on businesses lately especially on startups. I got these crazy ideas that if only I could learn the necessary programming languages and skills to build those ideas, I surely will work as a digital nomad and could make a living on freelancing. The best part of it would be is that I will be able to travel a lot and work for myself with no boss.
I have a bucketlist. Got a lot of goals, growth lists and other lists and stuff. As much as possible I don't wanna live life ordinarily, like I don't want average at all on every sort of what I will have, I will do and I will become in the future. I think life is too short to settle down and aim for average living. Life got a lot of things to offer. I might not be living the way I dream myself to be, but sure I am grinding hard for it.
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Ms. Wood Goes to Washington:
But is She As Virtuous As Mr. Smith?
Review of Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde
by Carrie Menkel-Meadow
In the much awaited sequel
to Legally Blonde, Elle Wood leaves her Boston law firm
when she learns that, like most lawyers, her law firm works hard
for its money and lets the clients, not moral principles, determine
what to work on. Having discovered her dear pet's mother is captive
in an animal testing laboratory for cosmetics, the much cosmeticized
Ms. Woods decides to go to Washington to lobby for a prevention
of testing on animals bill. Whether Washington DC is seen as
the white town of its marble monuments or the more grey town
of corruption, graft and logrolling, Ms. Woods approaches it
in her definitive pink. Rejecting one outfit as "too Nancy,"
another as "too Hilary" and a third as "too Monica"
(in probably the funniest lines in the movie) she settles on
perfect Jackie Kennedy pillbox pink, complete with hat and gloves,
to climb the dark suit laden steps of the Capitol and fight for
her law.
When last I wrote a review of
Legally Blonde 1, I wrote as a former citizen of LA and
Boston to rave about how that movie required "east"
to confront its bigoted view of "west," dumb blonds
and women's epistemology (that's an academic's way of saying
knowledge about fabric, make-up and beauty tips). This time I
write as a citizen of Washington to complain that while this
second movie sought to do the same thing - endear us to Elle
Wood's more authentic 'women's ways of knowing," -- it ultimately
fails, not for all the reasons the movie critics have complained
about - bad jokes, an even more dumbed down Elle, but because
Elle's eventually successful modus operandi is no better than
the "corrupt" Washington "bill becomes a law"
story she is supposed to supplant, or "rupture" in
critical terms.
The film pays its obvious homage to Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,
replicating some of its scenes (the Lincoln Memorial for inspiration,
the spirited speech to the Congressional floor) and in case you
are a young viewer and have never seen the original, a cut of
the original Jimmy Stewart film is on full display.
But, what should and could have been a similar turn on the ways
things are usually done (the trial scene in Legally Blonde
1), this film merely substitutes Elle's networking her former
Delta Nu sorority sisters (while she claims to be "going
to the people") for the way present-day legislators drum
up support from their own "fraternity" of contributors,
interest groups and golf and restaurant buddies. Elle's supposedly
more "principled" stance against her boss, fellow Delta
Nu and Harvard Law Graduate, (but needing to be re-elected from
the contributions of a cosmetics manufacturer), Congresswoman
Victoria Rudd (played by Sally Field, failed TV Supreme Court
justice) is really no more than business as usual for Washington
lobbying. (Did screenwriters who haven't spent enough time in
this venerable capital, really not have enough of an imagination
to come up with a story line that would in fact have made Elle's
victory more principled or democratic (or at least based on more
accurate Congressional bill-making rules)?
With the help of her own Washington insider, Wellington (read
Watergate) doorman, Sid Post (a waste of Bob Newhardt talent),
Elle networks her friends who organize a "Million Dog March,"
as she trades on personal relationships to secure the support
of foes (Committee Chairs and conservative Republicans) by calling
on Delta Nu handshakes, the services of her loyal hairdresser
friend, dispensing services (probably unlawfully under Congressional
lobbying rules) and even puppy love (even if politically correct
gay puppy love). Even her ambitious rival in the Congresswoman's
office eventually helps her with blackmail (and Elle does nothing
to stop it), as Congresswoman Rudd casts the final vote to support
Elle's bill against her own contributors' will, even if only
because her aide has her on tape acknowledging her own dishonesty.
Is Elle any better than the lawyers at the Boston law firm she
left? Means justify the ends....zealous advocacy.....anything
to win......passion for the client's cause - you take your pick.
She may believe in her mission, but her tactics and behaviors
are lawyering and lobbying as usual.
This is not Mr. Smith Came to Washington. If Jimmy Stewart, like
Reece Witherspoon, was naive when he stepped onto the Congressional
set, his film is about the real triumph of truth, democracy and
all those myths we Americans like to believe in. Elle Wood has
merely shown us how Washington lobbying can be twisted, like
hair on a roller, to new kinds of curls when the "rollers
and shakers" change from male to female. Is this what we
should be applauding? Substitution of a "new girls network"
for the "old boys network"? I don't think so. And,
should "the people" and Congressional representatives
be exhorted to act because they are all "beautiful"?
I don't think that either. Even a simple, "because you care"
would have been better (and sufficiently "pink"!).
While this movie took on an important new legal subject, the
making of law (or as we say here in DCB the making of sausage),
it really didn't have the critical bite of its predecessor. Although
we want to both laugh at and admire Elle Wood's perseverance,
spirit and her blending of "natural beauty" knowledge
with her rigorous Harvard Law education, this film offers us
an Elle who looks a whole lot like those drab guys (and girls)
in suits who make deals on the streets and in the restaurants
near my office, even if she does it in flashier colors and with
more "face-time."
Lest I sound too much like a dispirited and cynical observer
of the Washington political process and its simplistic Hollywood
depiction here, I do want to single out a few nice touches. Elle
brings her sorority's ritual of the "snap cup," in
which members of a group write down something nice about their
fellow group members to be read out and be "snapped"
for approval, to her Congressional office. Now, imagine a Washington
political (and journalistic?) process in which people actually
said nice things about each other, rather than bad B that would
be a creative (and fictitious) movie. (Actually, some people
in my field (conflict resolution facilitation) tried that for
several years with "harmony retreats" for Congressional
representatives in Hershey, Pennsylvania, to try to modify some
of the overly confrontational behavior of our warring two party
system. At this writing, it doesn't seem to be working). Also,
imagine the delight of the screenwriters that this film, preaching
the progressive values of gay puppy love, should presciently
be released just as Lawrence v. Texas was decided (striking down
Texas' sodomy laws). Sometimes fact and fiction come together.
If Elle Wood could get a conservative Republican to accept his
gay dog and Justice Kennedy could come to accept his gay fellow
citizens, then maybe we can use animals and Elle's personal relationships
to dramatize a few other important human causes that need legal
action (curtailment of civil liberties, spouse and woman abuse,
family poverty, just to name a few....)
Well, as this movie ended Elle had her eyes set on the White
House so I hope that if there is going to be a Legally Blonde
3, ( "Blonde Ambition" anyone?), the writers will
give us a better chance to use Elle's authenticity (I can't believe
I am saying that about a "made-up" girl) to right a
few wrongs when she turns the White House Pink.
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Test it on this map :
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- You can also add points by clicking on the points of the polyline.
- Finish the polyline by clicking on it's first or last point.
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I work as a Localisation Engineer.
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drupal as a data platform
session 1
Layering Drupal with emerging technologies to create a performant, scalable data purveyor.
Who we are
Diana Montalion Dupuis: @dianadupuis
Andrew Elster: @filmknurd
Sam Heuck: @samheuck
Astonish Design
We have a new website!
http://astonishdesign.com
Drupal
An open-source content management PHP/MySQL framework designed for rapid development of content-rich web applications.
REasons (Among many)
Growth: evolving tool
Foundation skill set
Users
"Big" Data
"Big" in relation to the amount of content Drupal is designed to manage
3 V's
Volume
Velocity
Variety
Content
Every kind of data
Comes from everywhere
Current Issues
Bootstrapping
Bottlenecks - Normalized - Join Happy
Lack of solution architecture
Who is the user
Visitors and editors
Data miners
Examples ...
Welcome to the future
When modularizing the architecture creates performant applications for all content and all users.


bp : Module Bhishan¶
In a life of a data scientist, we tend to use some pieces of code again and again. Instead of writing same functions again and again, it is a better idea to write our own module and use the specific functions best suited to our own purpose.
Tutorials¶
I have included one basic tutorial notebook for the demonstration.
API Documentation¶
The module bp has some classes and various utility functions. bp is the main class and utils is one the utilities.
Script ds_json¶
Utility function for json.
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class
ds_json.
MyJson
[source]¶ -
parse_json_col
(df, json_col)[source]¶ Explode the json column and attach to original dataframe.
- Parameters
df (pandas.DataFrame) – input dataframe
json_col (string) – Column name of dataframe which contains json objects.
Example –
-------- –
numpy as np (import) –
pandas as pd (import) –
pd.options.display.max_colwidth=999 –
bp.ds_json import MyJson (from) –
= pd.DataFrame({'id' (df) –
- ‘payload’: [“””{“analytics”: {“device”: “Desktop”,
”email_open_rate_pct”: 14.0},
”industry”: “Construction”, “time_in_product_mins”: 62.45}”””]
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☐ He died with a todo list in his hand ...

What is time? How do we measure a life? How many things did you get done today? What are you working on tomorrow!? Can you come hang out on Sunday!!?
Recently, and also always, I’ve been thinking about how to manage a list of todos. During an internal knowledge-sharing session at work I was prompted to reflect on all the different schemes I’ve tried:
- Random pieces of paper
- Notepad
- Windows sticky notes
- Tiddlywiki
- Mediawiki
- Jira
- phpBB and other misc BBS software
- Vim
- Vim quickfix window
- A terrible custom python script
- Vimwiki
- Text files
- Org-Mode (I gave up almost immediately)
- Emails to myself
- A private mailing list I made up
- Pomodoro
- Github issues
- Trello
- Notion
- Asana
- Readme files
- Taskwarrior
- Bullet journal (for <4 minutes)
- Physical notebooks
- Fancy notebooks
- Cheap notebooks
- Physical ‘kanban’ cards
- A whiteboard
- My head
- Nothing
- Random pieces of paper
Right now I’m back to a whiteboard (by luck I happen to have one behind me where I work), and ‘todo’ notes in code + github issues.
My friend Ruth told me something that perhaps is very obvious but was also surprisingly calming to me: You’ll die with items on your todo list. So don’t worry about it!
I think there’s a few ways to think about this:
- The optimisic view: Amazing that I am lucky enough to have things I intend to do and look forward to!
- The pessimistic view: Sad that I had goals that I was never able to achieve!
- The Buddhist view: Your big mistake is having desires at all!
I want to live around option (3) and (1) at the moment, but of course option (2) is a very very strong driving force; and often necessary (for example, at work!); the only time I was brave enough to enact option (3) at a work setting was when I ran my own business!
Another interesting thing that came up as part of the work discussion was that in some ways what you want to do depends on your mood. No doubt! So … maybe mood can be a parameter?!
I think, secretly, for the rest of my life, I will believe that there is a True answer out there; an ultimate organisation scheme; the Four-Fold path to Life Efficiency: Right Editing, Right Organisation, Right Workflow and Right History.
But I also think that I should never think about this again. But on the other hand, I was inspired at the talk today; so I might give task-warrior another go.
But, you didn’t come here for that! Maybe you came here for advice? So, here it is (it’s not even my advice! Gala claims it’s her idea which is probably true):
If you can, don’t even write the thing down; just do it immediately, or, alternatively, convince yourself you don’t need to think about it now.
Maybe it’s part of my personality, but this works surprisingly well for me. Especially if it’s something that I’m working on with someone else; instead of delaying my part, I can just try and make as much progress as I can immediately, and send it back to the other person! Another way of saying this: I can offset storing my todo list to you!
I find this idea to be quite operaitonal; I often find myself using this rule to do something sooner rather than later.
Here’s one thing I know about myself: I can’t be trusted with lists. I get a bit obsessed with organising them. So I’m trying to avoid them these days.


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After reading so many positive things about this substance, itís benign nature, warm body glow etc. I was eager as hell to give it a go. Set and setting were ideal. I'm a happy little clam in my little clamshell home, which has been crafted specifically to provide a pleasant tripping environment. I was on no other meds.
As it turns out, the material yielded little in the way of positive results Ö I was only glad it was over quickly.
As it happens:
00:20 - First alerts, developing quickly into hot flushes and a heavy feeling in my stomach. Iím feeling slightly jittery and I may have arrhythmia. Iím also feeling a bit sleepy.
00:45 - Feeling pretty crappy, jittery, achy, gassy, etc. Minor visuals not unlike 2c-e in nature are developing, but far more subtle, ahhh wait a minute ...  The effects are getting more intense and I am having difficulty breathing at times. I am experiencing body tremors, and feeling cold, then hot. CEVs are present in brief moments, although gone entirely at others. My throat muscles feel constricted, like jaw clenching, only itís throat clenching. This material is feeling a bit unfriendly, as if it wants to strangle me Ö it reminds me of smoked 5MeO-DMT, and it comes on in waves. I ask my sitter to sit beside me and assist with calming my growing unrest. Iím feeling pretty glad at this point that I didnít take a higher dose.
01:15 Ė In an attempt to settle my stomach and calm the tremors, Iím eating an apple with cheddar cheese, and the taste is incredible Ö this is a definite food enhancer, despite the unsettled stomach. I am now consistently cold and have a huge and unpleasant body load, which I would love to remedy with some yoga, but Iím too damn cold to get up from under my blanket on the couch. At times I feel totally disembodied and certainly fatigued. I am hypersensitive to drafts, and can feel the air moving about me.
01:30 Ė Wow, it seems the peak is over already, and I am disappointed, because I was waiting in vain for something interesting to happen. Iím going to the kitchen to make some grub.
02:00 - Just finished cooking a wonderful Tom Kah soup. While I was cooking, I went from sober to tripping and back so many times, the whole ordeal was very confusing. Music sounds very good though and has definitely provided a sense of comfort throughout the experience. If nothing else, the substance has provided some minor visuals and a greater appreciation of music.
02:15 - Iím feeling unsettled, not knowing what to do with myself. I donít know if I feel good or bad, but Iím pretty sure itís bad. The food tasted pretty good however, and took away some of my jitters.
03:00 - Just about baseline, but still jittery and somewhat cracked out.
03:50 - Ahhh Ö showered and beginning to feel somewhat human again.
By bedtime, I was feeling fine and slept soundly through the night. Next day as well, I felt fine. All in all, this was not particularly enjoyable and Iíd say it was bordering on being difficult. I will have to talk myself into doing it again, but I know I will, in time.
As a further note, my girlfriend tried this one at 11 mg. She had fairly strong visuals throughout the evening. She reported a pleasant body buzz and was beginning to think she may have stumbled upon a nice recreational substance, up until about the 2 hour mark. From there she slid into a long drawn out comedown that kept her up all night with a stomach ache and a severely cracked out feeling, even puking at the 3.5 hour mark!
What a disappointment! Iím always a little sad when a new substance fails to offer up anything significantly beneficial. Ahhh well, such is the life of a research scientist, there are good ones and not-so-good ones to contend with.
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Mad dentist finally caught
Gazeta | Submitted by: Gazeta.Ru
"A 45 year old man detained in the city of Chelyabinsk, in the Urals, is
suspected of molesting children in a particularly unusual and sinister way.
The police had been searching for the criminal, nicknamed 'the Dentist',
since 1996. The maniac would enter elevators together with young children
aged around 6 to 12, stop the elevator between floors, and after injecting
anesthetic into the victims’ gums, would pull their teeth out with
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Auschwitz tattoo began as an IBM number
Village Voice | Submitted by: George W. Business
"This latest disclosure removes any pretext of deniability and completes the
puzzle that has been put together about IBM in Poland," says Malcolm Hoenlein,
executive vice chairman of the New York–based Conference of Presidents of Major
Jewish Organizations. "The picture that emerges is most disturbing...
The news that IBM machines were at Auschwitz is just the latest smoking gun."
 Morrisville police said they
didn't know why he did either thing. The name of the self-mutilator has
been withheld to prevent confusion with guys of the same or similar
names who do NOT put objects into their penises."
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Nurse reuses needles, gives 50+ hepatitis
Oklahoman | Submitted by: D. Rango
More than 50 people in Oklahoma now have hepatitis C thanks to a health
care worker who recycled needles. "James C. Hill, a nurse anesthetist, told
health officials he reused needles and syringes up to 25 times a day to
inject pain medication through intravenous tubes at a pain management clinic
in Norman and two surgical centers in Oklahoma City. Such reuse of needles
can spread the disease, which can lead to serious liver damage,
cancer and death."
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Child, 91 cats, found in feces filled home
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"An 8 year old girl, 91 cats and one old dog have been removed from a
home where they had been living in filth with the child's parents, who were
charged with child neglect, authorities say. Police and Panhandle Animal
Welfare Society officials said the home of Milan and Cynthia Jurkovic, who
were arrested Wednesday and remained jailed Thursday, was covered in cat feces and reeked of urine."
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FBI probes Barbie lynching
Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Submitted by: f00f
Lowndes County High School officials are asking the FBI to investigate
the mock lynching of a black-painted Barbie doll on campus as a possible
hate crime...  "It scared her. This is her first year in high school."
[Must a crime actually be committed for it to be a hate crime?
This seems more like just hate, which is not a crime.]
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The lactation technician is here to help
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"Toronto police accuse a man of groping new moms, after claiming to be a
lactation technician. According to authorities, Scott told the mothers he was
hired to help them breastfeed their new babies. But the hospital noted only
women have those sorts of jobs."
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Filthy and stupid in Edinburgh
Johnson County Daily Journal | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"The arrest of an Edinburgh couple Tuesday marked the third time in nine
days that police in Johnson County had found a child living in filthy
conditions with pet feces... Until the Edinburgh "cat room" case made
headlines last week, people may not have realized that keeping a child in
extremely filthy conditions is a crime."
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Toddler brings crack to preschool
Houston Chronicle | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
Kids like to bring things to school, even when it isn't show 'n tell. So
when a four-year-old boy pulls out an unlabeled brown bottle, it's not that
strange. But it caught the attention of a teacher, who opened it to discover
something not unlike rock candy. Except instead of "candy," substitute the
word "cocaine." Which, of course, could kill a toddler. So what reward does
the teaching staff receive for preventing the possible death of a pupil?

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Family loses $650K home over a $50 check
Orange County Register | Submitted by: jedibreath
"On Tuesday, a judge called the foreclosure horrendous. He told the
family to stay put in its five-bedroom home and suggested how the
Alonsos' case against the bank should be resolved. "You folks get
together and undo this transaction," Orange County Superior Court Judge
James P. Gray told Washington Mutual Bank's attorney."
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The Big Cypress Scam
Miami New Times | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
The federal government gives one of Bush's connected friends a "gift"
by purchasing mineral rights to a swap (worth perhaps $15M) for a generous
$120M. Quite a generous gift: "Taxpayers are being asked to spend millions
but gain nothing of real value. Indeed the Colliers and others have drilled
for oil on preserve lands for 60 years. Today nine oil wells operate on two
fields: Raccoon Point and Bear Island. Strict regulations limit how much
preserve acreage can be devoted to oil drilling at any given time; the two
existing fields leave room for about two more the size of Raccoon Point.
Moreover, buying out the Colliers does nothing to stop drilling by the
hundreds of others who hold mineral rights on the preserve."
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Massively parallel yodel
Independent Online | Submitted by: Alaska Freegold
Useless Excuse for News: "A band of 937 yodellers in southern Germany has
set a new world record for the "largest simultaneous yodel" by holding their
melody for a full minute. In their effort to beat an existing record of
807 people set in Dublin, the yodellers held songbooks in front of
them during the concert."
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Schoolbus driver narc'd out by passengers
Calgary Herald | Submitted by: The Beaver
A school bus driver was arrested by Canadian Mounted Police
after one of his passengers called 911 on a cell phone to report
him for drunk driving. Apparently he was driving erratically,
and when the kids complained, he got beligerent with them. His
employer ordered him by radio to stop by the road, and when put in a
police cruiser, he was so drunk he passed out. The court
gave him 6 months in jail and a 5 year driving ban.
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Nobel winner was LAST in his class
Daily Yomiuri | Submitted by: Otis Criblecross
"Masatoshi Koshiba, one of the three winners of this year's Nobel Prize
in Physics, on Wednesday provided evidence of his earlier claim he was the
worst student in his university class by making public a copy of a transcript
issued by his alma mater, Tokyo University."
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Before the Flood, there was no Moon
Pravda | Submitted by: anonymous
Pravda starting to sound like Chariots of the Gods:
"As it turns out, a lot of myths, legends, and tales say that there
used to be no Moon in the sky. The Moon appeared after the Great Flood.
This was noticed by the people who lived in the south of Greece, as
well as by African tribes and others. However, there were a lot of ebb
and flow traces found in many ancient cities. As is well known, it's
is the Moon that causes ebbs and flows. This does not coincide with
the no-Moon theory before the Flood. However, if there was no Moon,
then maybe there was another celestial body to fulfil its functions?"
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Teen sues BK for prank strip search
Indianapolis Star | Submitted by: 46th St.
"A caller claiming to be a policeman asked if there was a girl working
the front counter. The caller told the supervisor he was investigating the
alleged theft of a purse by an employee. Following instructions from the
caller, the supervisor, who is not a defendant in the suit, allegedly told
the teen to remove all of her clothes... The supervisor was asked by the
caller to describe the girl's hair color and length, as well as her tan lines."
The police always ask about tan lines. It's their conclusive evidence.
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Fire department threatens to quit over beer
Cedar Rapids Gazette | Submitted by: Count Smacula
"The Elgin Fire Department, which was forced to turn in its beer last week,
turned in its two-weeks' notice last night. Unless City Council member Jean
Roach is either gone or on her way out by Oct. 23, Fire Chief Ron Hills and
the other 20 members of the department will quit, they said in separate
statements released last night."
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Cleveland's tattoo ban thrives the underground
Cleveland Scene | Submitted by: Shana
Cleveland is run by idiots: "Even city council members seem unable to
explain the regulatory nightmare. West Side Councilwoman Dona Brady says that
because tattoo parlors are zoned as "adult use," giving shops permanent
status would allow them to reopen as strip clubs. Asked whether the solution
might be to simply exclude parlors from treatment as adult businesses, Brady
admits, "I'm at a loss as to why they're classified as adult businesses."
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Lemony fresh AIDS
Australian Broadcasting | Submitted by: anonymous
It's difficult to say whether this interview went well:
"ROGER SHORT: Well, this is the acid test. Here's some fresh human
sperm and some fresh lemon juice, and we're going to look at it under the
microscope. JONICA NEWBY: Seconds after adding the lemon juice, it's
all over for the sperm. ROGER SHORT: Have a look at that. God!
It's a graveyard."
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Phillippines prez waiting for Message from God
Straits Times | Submitted by: Orpyak
"Photographs of the former economics professor splashing in the surf in a
wetsuit, posing with police beside the bodies of slain criminals and once
famously with Cabinet colleagues in a recreation of the Men In Black movie
poster have adorned newspaper front pages in recent months."
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Darwin Thwarted
Galveston County Daily News | Submitted by: f00f
"On the show, Juston said, a stuntman showed how he set himself on fire,
step by step. Juston let his friend wrap his arm in paper towels, douse
it in gasoline and put a lit match to it, as he said he had seen the
stuntman do. The stunt left Juston with second and third degree burns from
the tips of the fingers on his left hand to his left elbow... Juston, a
member of the Silbernagel’s fourth grade Gifted and Talented program,
admitted allowing his friend to set him on fire was not the smartest
thing he had ever done." Will he be dropped from the program?
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Medicinal marijuana users sue feds
CNN | Submitted by: BigNutz
"The lawsuit contends the four plaintiffs grow their own marijuana
solely for their own medical use within the borders of California,
thus removing any federal authority under interstate commerce laws.
The suit also claims constitutional protection under clauses
guaranteeing state sovereignty and due process."
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Gene found for big, firm sheep rumps
Duke University Medical Center | Submitted by: anonymous
Scientists have discovered a sheep gene called Callipyge, which is Greek
for "beautiful buttocks." Sheep that inherit this gene from their father
have bigger, firmer, more rounded buttocks than sheep without the gene.
Cheesecake photo compares both types of sheep, from the
appropriate angle. Baby got back!
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Pentagon details biowar testing in Hawaii
Honolulu Advertiser | Submitted by: emwonku
Oahu was like little Baghdad: "Thousands of people on O'ahu were exposed
to biological material during Cold War-era government experiments, Defense
Department officials said yesterday... Military officials also revealed for
the first time that deadly chemical agents, including the nerve agents
sarin and VX, were tested on the Big Island, but they insisted that no
civilians were exposed."
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Russians stick heads in sand
Christian Science Monitor | Submitted by: Rev. Soror Lucy Cannon
"Working in 50 exploratory pits, Memorial has so far retrieved scores of
skulls, each with a bullet hole in its base; the hallmark of execution by
Stalin's agents. "Everywhere we dig, we find evidence that thousands were
shot here by the Soviet secret police," says volunteer Lev Krylenkov,
whose own grandfather may be buried here. "We believe this entire forest,
several square kilometers, is one huge mass grave."
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Dropped wallet ends burglary spree
Spokane Spokesman-Review | Submitted by: psykopyxie
"Everything we needed was in that billfold: picture ID, pawn shop claim
tickets, the detective's business card," he said. "It's like, here's who I
am. Here's where I live. Here's who to call to come and get me."
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Did MI5 hire al-Qaeda to kill Gaddafi in 86?
Sydney Morning Herald | Submitted by: Rev. Soror Lucy Cannon
"The British media have been gagged from reporting sensational courtroom
evidence of the former MI5 spy David Shayler, including his alleged proof
that the secret service paid UKP 100,000 ($280,000 at current exchange
rates) for al-Qaeda terrorists to try to assassinate Libya's leader,
Muammar Gaddafi, in 1986."
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My lover and I live in a medium-sized Midwestern US city. There seems to be a large concentration of other people here who've discovered a combination of drugs that, while I can't 'recommend' it to everyone, seems to be a great way to party-hearty over the course of an entire weekend.
We call it the 'Tina/Gina' plan.
It consists of a combination of Crytal Methamphetamine ('Tina') and GBL ('Gina'). For us, the combination of the two works wonderfully. A 'bump' or two of Tina every few hours keeps you going for 2 or 3 days (which we find to be about our maximum before sleep deprivation psychosis settles in), and a 'dose' of Gina (.10 oz) about every 1.5-2 hours) not only takes off the 'edge' of the Tina, but adds a wonderful relaxation feeling and mild euphoria.
There do seem to be some things requiring care with this combination. First, Gina dosage should be watched very carefully. With the consumption of Tina, your mind is on high but the Gina can quickly (and without much warning) wear my body down. Sometimes, a dose may not produce any effect, but from my research I've found that the body is storing it in organs and it can be released at any time which may cause an unpleasant overdose ('crossing over' as it's called around here). Personally, I've found that raising the blood-sugar level of someone who's crossing over helps (best done by making them eat something with a high sugar content, i.e donuts, candy bar, etc). Smelling salts also seem to snap even the biggest OD'er out of it.
Even though my lover and I love this combination to best enjoy a weekend of partying, I'm growing more and more leary of the Tina part of the combination. I've noticed the gums of my mouth slowly deteriorating (receeding) and I've seen heavy rotting of the teeth of the more hardcore Crystal users in our group. Though I'm not thoroughly convinced that Crystal is the sole culprit (it might be the GBL sold as 'contact cement cleaner' that's stripping the gums...), I do know that the Tina keeps us going far longer than the body/mind is meant to go without sleep or rest and that worries me. Addiction doesn't seem to be a problem with either of us as we very rarely ever use Tina during the week. We are finding ourselves using Gina more regularly (during the week), but I'm not too worried about its effects...yet. Eventually, we may get ourselves off of both, but for now, the combination we've found is the best way to enjoy an entire weekend of festivities.
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If anything, the singular fail-point is the trend for everyont to want to connect to a singular SPV server, whereby only a handful of nodes decide everything
if 1 person had 99% of hash rate and 99% of nodes ignored that 1 person, then their hash is moot
despite the FUD that comes out, miners don't matter, nodes do - period


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Minecraft Bedrock Edition out this week with PS4 crossplay
by GameCentralIt looks like Sony has finally given in when it comes to crossplay on Minecraft, with a new Bedrock Edition coming to PS4 this week.
Sony has never been keen on cross-play – the ability to play the same game with other people even if they’re using different consoles. As far as they’re concerned everyone should be playing on the PlayStation 4 and they don’t want to even acknowledge the existence of rivals.
But their position has slowly mellowed over time, with games such as Fortnite and Rocket League allowing for crossplay and now, apparently, Minecraft as well.
Of course, the problem with Minecraft is that it’s owned by Microsoft, but leaked images of a new retail edition called Minecraft Bedrock Edition suggest Sony has finally relented.
Sony hasn’t announced anything yet, so this could be the world’s most elaborate and pointless hoax (and god knows we’ve had a few of those), but with a new State of Play livestream due tomorrow it seems very likely it’ll be announced then.
Multiple fans online have posted pictures of the box, which is supposedly in stores now, ready to be put up on shelves, and it clearly describes what’s needed for crossplay to work (basically a Microsoft account).
There was also a listing on Best Buy for a short time, before it was taken down, in what has been an all-round terrible attempt to keep the secret.
But assuming all this is true then from this week you’ll be able to play Minecraft together with friends no matter whether they’re playing on an Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, or Android device.
State of Play is Sony’s equivalent to a Nintendo Direct and has frequently been used to announce new games and services.
The next one is due to take place on Tuesday, 10 December and it’s now widely expected to feature the first public unveiling of the Resident Evil 3 remake, since it’s been confirmed it won’t be at The Game Awards on Friday.
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REFILE-Trump says administration to take 'good look' at Hong Kong rights bill
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WASHINGTON, Nov 22 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday his administration would take a "good look" at a Hong Kong bill that passed the U.S. Congress nearly unanimously, as lawmakers awaited his decision on whether he would sign it into law or issue a veto.
Asked if he was going to sign the legislation, Trump said: "It's being sent over (to the White House). We're going to take a very good look at it."
If Trump were to issue a veto, it would take two-thirds majorities in both the House of Representatives and Senate to override it and allow the bill to become law. The bill would require tighter scrutiny of whether Hong Kong has retained its autonomy. (Reporting by Steve Holland; writing by Patricia Zengerle; Editing by Sandra Maler)
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Combines a batch of feature ids and values into a single SparseTensor
. (deprecated)
tf.compat.v1.sparse.merge
tf.compat.v1.sparse_merge( sp_ids, sp_values, vocab_size, name=None, already_sorted=False )
Warning: THIS FUNCTION IS DEPRECATED. It will be removed in a future version. Instructions for updating: No similar op available at this time.
The most common use case for this function occurs when feature ids and
their corresponding values are stored in Example
protos on disk.
parse_example
will return a batch of ids and a batch of values, and this
function joins them into a single logical SparseTensor
for use in
functions such as sparse_tensor_dense_matmul
, sparse_to_dense
, etc.
The SparseTensor
returned by this function has the following properties:
indices
is equivalent to sp_ids.indices
with the last
dimension discarded and replaced with sp_ids.values
.values
is simply sp_values.values
.sp_ids.dense_shape = [D0, D1, ..., Dn, K]
, then
output.shape = [D0, D1, ..., Dn, vocab_size]
.For example, consider the following feature vectors:
vector1 = [-3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0] vector2 = [ 0, 1, 0, 4, 1, 0] vector3 = [ 5, 0, 0, 9, 0, 0]
These might be stored sparsely in the following Example protos by storing only the feature ids (column number if the vectors are treated as a matrix) of the non-zero elements and the corresponding values:
examples = [Example(features={ "ids": Feature(int64_list=Int64List(value=[0])), "values": Feature(float_list=FloatList(value=[-3]))}), Example(features={ "ids": Feature(int64_list=Int64List(value=[1, 4, 3])), "values": Feature(float_list=FloatList(value=[1, 1, 4]))}), Example(features={ "ids": Feature(int64_list=Int64List(value=[0, 3])), "values": Feature(float_list=FloatList(value=[5, 9]))})]
The result of calling parse_example on these examples will produce a
dictionary with entries for "ids" and "values". Passing those two objects
to this function along with vocab_size=6, will produce a SparseTensor
that
sparsely represents all three instances. Namely, the indices
property will
contain the coordinates of the non-zero entries in the feature matrix (the
first dimension is the row number in the matrix, i.e., the index within the
batch, and the second dimension is the column number, i.e., the feature id);
values
will contain the actual values. shape
will be the shape of the
original matrix, i.e., (3, 6). For our example above, the output will be
equal to:
SparseTensor(indices=[[0, 0], [1, 1], [1, 3], [1, 4], [2, 0], [2, 3]], values=[-3, 1, 4, 1, 5, 9], dense_shape=[3, 6])
This method generalizes to higher-dimensions by simply providing a list for
both the sp_ids as well as the vocab_size.
In this case the resulting SparseTensor
has the following properties:
- indices
is equivalent to sp_ids[0].indices
with the last
dimension discarded and concatenated with
sp_ids[0].values, sp_ids[1].values, ...
.
- values
is simply sp_values.values
.
- If sp_ids.dense_shape = [D0, D1, ..., Dn, K]
, then
output.shape = [D0, D1, ..., Dn] + vocab_size
.
sp_ids
: A single SparseTensor
with values
property of type int32
or int64
or a Python list of such SparseTensor
s or a list thereof.sp_values
: A SparseTensor
of any type.vocab_size
: A scalar int64
Tensor (or Python int) containing the new size
of the last dimension, all(0 <= sp_ids.values < vocab_size)
.
Or a list thereof with all(0 <= sp_ids[i].values < vocab_size[i])
for
all i
.name
: A name prefix for the returned tensors (optional)already_sorted
: A boolean to specify whether the per-batch values in
sp_values
are already sorted. If so skip sorting, False by default
(optional).A SparseTensor
compactly representing a batch of feature ids and values,
useful for passing to functions that expect such a SparseTensor
.
TypeError
: If sp_values
is not a SparseTensor
. Or if sp_ids
is neither
a SparseTensor
nor a list thereof. Or if vocab_size
is not a
Tensor
or a Python int and sp_ids
is a SparseTensor
. Or if
vocab_size
is not a or list thereof and sp_ids
is a list.ValueError
: If sp_ids
and vocab_size
are lists of different lengths.


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One of our admin assistants asked for this again.
The only outstanding problem on this seems to be some node-sass error, but once I resolve this I should be able to issue a PR.
Upgrading lux
beyond release 2.0.3 would have also blocked this - the JavaScript functionality of certain components alone did not just change, but there are also CSS changes which will require a separate PR.
labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-03-09 18:50:49.This is now passing on CircleCI, I just have not provided any release notes (as it is an infrastructure upgrade).
deployed
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-09 18:38:17.https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/issues/3726 will block this, as https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/tree/issues-3726-jrgriffiniii-nodejs-nan will run with Node 12.16.1, but this will not, and shall require a rebase.
NoMethodError (undefined method `string' for # <PhusionPassenger::Utils::TeeInput:0x0000000011146700>)
is raised when this is deployed on a staging or production server, as this seems to be the request.body
object in https://github.com/samvera/browse-everything/blob/2.x-stable/app/controllers/concerns/browse_everything/controller/json_api_requestable.rb#L19
head_ref_force_pushed
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-09 20:05:46.The header for the layout seems to no longer be rendering in the staging environment, but does so for me locally:
closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 13:34:57.referenced
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 13:34:57.merged
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 13:34:57.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 13:34:57.head_ref_deleted
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 13:35:02.head_ref_force_pushed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 13:39:51.firewall rules are updated and all machines can have shared mounted drive.
closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 15:52:21.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 15:52:49.VMS are ready
closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 17:20:38.referenced
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 17:26:26.merged
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 17:26:26.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 17:26:26.head_ref_deleted
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 17:26:31.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-09 17:27:36.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-09 23:42:34.review_requested
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-03-09 17:57:27.referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-09 23:42:34.merged
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-09 23:42:34.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-09 23:42:34.head_ref_deleted
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-09 23:42:37.I've fixed the linting error and have provided a test for this extended behavior with https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/pull/1303/commits/b3be90a7c5a2679088597b20ec43ea42c8821f75
It was necessary to resolve https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn/issues/7866#issue-558663837 on figgy-staging1 while testing this.
@jrgriffiniii I assume this is ready? It looks good to me.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-03-09 05:54:33.review_requested
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-03-09 17:57:16.mentioned
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-03-09 23:44:51.subscribed
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-03-09 23:44:51.Coverage increased (+0.6%) to 100.0% when pulling 23bb8b0d85720e0b4388c206f4484620a4437aa8 on 547-sidecar-new into a3b42c0c6c97b01bc6f4130c368078f8a05f1184 on master.
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