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SpeechVive Device Can Help People with Parkinson’s Speak Louder and More Clearly, Purdue Says
by Marisa WexlerA medical device worn in the ear can help people with Parkinson’s speak louder and more clearly, by working on a natural reflex that aids in overcoming difficulties with speech brought on by disease progression.
Hypophonia is the tendency to speak softly, generally as a result of impaired coordination in the muscles that are used to form speech. This can develop as a symptom of Parkinson’s disease (PD), and it can make it difficult for people to engage in effective communication with those around them.
The medical device, called SpeechVive, aims to help people with hypophonia secondary to Parkinson’s by employing a fairly simple principle called the Lombard effect. Simply put, this effect is the tendency for people to speak more loudly in environments that are noisy, much like how people tend to raise their voice when speaking in a room full of talking people.
In principle, SpeechVive works by simulating a noisy environment when there is none, basically playing ‘background noise’ into the person’s ear. This prompts the Lombard effect, so the person wearing the device will speak more loudly and enunciate more clearly, allowing them to overcome their hypophonia.
The device was tested in a study published in the Journal of Communication Disorders in 2014. Of this study’s 33 people with PD-related hypophonia (all at different stages of Parkinson’s), 26 (79%) experienced significant increases in vocal intensity (i.e., volume and enunciation) while using the device.
Most participants were also able to improve the way their laryngeal and respiratory physiologic support worked. By changing the resistance to airflow through the glottis (the vocal cords and openings between them), the larynx can help increase vocal intensity.
According to a press release from Purdue University, where the technology was developed, the number of Parkinson’s patients using SpeechVive has increased substantially over the past several years.
“When people with Parkinson’s disease cannot be heard or understood, they withdraw from communication exchanges, leading to social isolation. This device makes it possible for patients to continue to communicate with their loved ones well into their disease,” said Jessica Huber, PhD, the Purdue speech-language researcher and professor who developed SpeechVive.
Huber emphasized that using this device can achieve results without the need for traditional speech therapy, which can be lengthy and require ongoing work on the part of the affected person. “Since the wearable device elicits a reflex, the patient does not need to remember to use therapy techniques to communicate in everyday life,” she said.
Huber and colleagues are working to expand access to the technology; for example, they presented it at the Purdue Institute for Integrative Neuroscience’s “Night at the Museum” event at The Field Museum in Chicago in October.
“We are working to develop additional routes for individuals to obtain the device,” said Huber, adding, “I enjoy developing and testing devices and therapies that can improve the quality of life for people with Parkinson’s disease.”
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pips Red=78 White=79
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“Don’t panic. Mr. Mainwaring!”, to quote Dad’s Army.
First win the game and then win the gammon. 5/4*/1 looks tempting but it is an overplay against a four-and-a-half point board. The simple 15/12, 6/5 is the best play. It leaves only 3 shots (all of which leave return shots) and White’s blot may still be under threat next turn.
First win the game and then win the gammon. 5/4*/1 looks tempting but it is an overplay against a four-and-a-half point board. The simple 15/12, 6/5 is the best play. It leaves only 3 shots (all of which leave return shots) and White’s blot may still be under threat next turn.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 15/12 6/5 Eq.: +0.310 0.645 0.022 0.000 - 0.355 0.015 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 15/12 3/2 Eq.: +0.294 (-0.017) 0.637 0.022 0.000 - 0.363 0.016 0.000 3. Cubeful 2-ply 15/11 Eq.: +0.269 (-0.041) 0.623 0.024 0.000 - 0.377 0.015 0.000 4. Cubeful 2-ply 5/4*/1 Eq.: +0.248 (-0.062) 0.586 0.080 0.001 - 0.414 0.092 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 5/4* 5/2 Eq.: +0.241 (-0.070) 0.585 0.073 0.001 - 0.415 0.081 0.001


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Let’s take a look at Toronto.
We are departing from the Temiscanie River aerodrome and going south to Toronto. We are arriving at Toronto Billy Bishop airport, which sits right next to the city. This is not Toronto’s main airport. In general, we are avoiding large airports as much as we can.
We say goodbye to the emptiness of norther Canada, and hit our first major city so far in the country:
The approach to Toronto was awesome. Beautiful scenery and great weather too. This time, I am flying the Hungarian flag livery on the TBM, which you can find HERE.
The sim crashed on final approach, so I had to respawn the sim again close to the airport and try it again.
I also took the opportunity to use the drone and explore the place a bit. I have no clue how Microsoft is rendering major cities like Toronto, but the amount of detail present here is awesome. It’s really a feat of engineering.


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Singles Day but not single. I back to school, the first thing is to meet you


When I was just getting used to Ruby, I was introduced to the world of JavaScript. One of the first concepts that I was interested in was looping: what are the differences and similarities on how they are written. So I decided do a little research and write something about it. There are four type of looping in general: for, while, until, or loop do. I will iterate through each concepts and show the differences and similarities.
If loops for Ruby. The basic syntax is written as: if (condition is true) action_that_you_desire end This if loops will execute the action_that_you_desire until the condition is not met. Pretty simple, yet setting the condition must be well executed or it will go into an infinite loop.
If loops for JavaScript. The basic syntax is written as: if(condition){execute this function} Javascript will execute the desired function until the condition inside the parenthesis is met.
For loops for Ruby The basic syntax is written as: i=0 for i<10 (execute_this_function) i++ end Ruby will execute this function ten times, until the variable i becomes 9.
for loops for JavaScript The basic syntax is written as: for(var i = 0; i < 5; i++){action_that_you_desire} There are three slots or conditions, that is separated by semi-colons, that are necessary for this for loop to work. For first slot(var i=0), is setting a counter variable for the loops to work. The second slot(i<5) is the condition given to the for loop to break out. The last slot(i++) is incrementation done on the counter. These three slots don’t need to be all filled out, if the condition is not necessarily needed.
While loops for Ruby The basic syntax is written as: while (this_condition) execute_this_function end While the condition is met for the while loop, it will run the function until this condition is met false.
While loops for Javascript The basic syntax is written as: while(condition_is_met){execute_this_function} Same as the while loops for Ruby but different syntax
Until loops for Ruby The basic syntax is written as: until (condition is met) execute_this_function end So this until loop will execute the function until the condition is met and stop the for loop. Simple, yet so effective


Issues in Tech: Designing for Accessibilty
When people are able bodied, it's easy to forget about people with different needs. Keeping this in mind is a huge part of tech design as not everyone is a thirty something, yoga enthusiast, living in the bay area. There are many areas of accessibility to be tackled and making a site or app accessible to everyone can be an essential factor in gaining millions of users.
Before I looked into this topic, I thought of elderly, blind, and/or deaf people when I thought of accessibility. There are many other special needs that had not crossed my mind though. For example, justified text is apparently difficult for people with dyslexia, and being able to access a site without a mouse is important for people with limited mobility. As computers and tech become more and more quintessential vehicles of communication in the world, it's important to not have large segments of the population left out of our modern society. According to the world wide web consortium, the UN has even recognized access to information and communication technologies as a basic human right.
Luckily, as technology advances, the ability to provide technology to people of all needs is becoming easier and easier. Speech recognition enables access to those with limited movement and can make creating transcripts for audio content almost effortless. As the first generation of humans who grew up in the age of the internet age into seniority, the demand for special needs access to technology seems like it will grow exponentially. Regardless of market share though, I would agree that making sure your site is as accessible as possible to those with special needs is just the right thing to do.


SCREAM
A film review by Chris Casino
***1/2 out of **** (Pretty good)
Director: Wes Craven, Writer: Kevin Williamson, Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Courteney Cox, Drew Barrymore, Henry Winkler.
I was anxious to see this for a long time. A friend of mine recommended this to me because he has a crush on Neve Campbell, and he wanted to prove that she's as hot as he thinks he is. He proved it for me all right, but the reasons I enjoy this film go way beyond that.
 It's very familar, your typical horror film.
So why, you may ask after watching it, does it seem so new and original?
Because it treats itself as if it hasn't been done before, and thus the viewer is disilusioned into believing that it is not old, familar tired stuff.
This raises another question: How does it do this?
Simple: The characters.  They are horror fans, they know how stuff happens in a horror movie, they know what to do and what not to do, and that makes it scary, and even funny at certain times.
You can tell this just by watching the opening scene where Casey Becker (Drew Barrymore) is making popcorn, getting ready to watch a video, and some guy who sounds like a killer calls her up to play a game with her that involves horror movie triva that, if she gets it wrong, will get her and her boyfriend killed. She knows what to answer when he asks her horror film questions, she just can't answer his final question,"What door am I at?" And that gets her killed. That scene works because in a normal horror film, half the things that happen in that scene would never happen.
The plot is typical horror stuff: Sidney Prescott (an impressive Neve Campbell), an attractive young high school student who's mother was killed a year ago tommorrow, is being stalked by a killer who's previously murdered one of her classmates (Casey, naturally), and everybody in this small, California town is a suspect, including Sidney's boyfriend, Billy Loomis.
But as I said before, these people know how horror movies work, and that's what makes it so appealing. That and the references to horror movies, like when Casey says,"The first (NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET) was scary, but the rest sucked." which is obviously director Wes Craven (who does a good job of poking fun of the genre that made him a legend) patting himself on the back as he directed the first NIGHTMARE movie and none of the others, and when Tatum, Sidney's friend, mentions the director, Wes Carpenter, which is obviously an homage by writer Kevin Williamson to not only Craven, but also director John Carpenter.
The cast is well chosen, Neve Campbell pulls off a good heroine (and unlike most horror film heroines, she *can* act), Drew Barrymore does a good Janet Leigh impression for what little time she has in the film, and David Arquette is impressive. Also good (and funny) in his role is Henry Winkler ("The Fonz") as the school principal.
I took half a point off for the unnecessary (albeit limited) appearance by FRIENDS' Courteney Cox as reporter, Gail Edwards, Sidney's rival because she covered her mother's disappearance.  They're untalented, overexposed, and overpaid, IMHO, and I would think Wes Craven is smart enough to know those actors are overexposed enough, but I suppose he isn't.
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DSHIFTL(3) - [BIT:COPY] Combined left shift of the bits of two integers
result = dshiftl(i, j, shift)
elemental integer(kind=KIND) function dshiftl(i, j, shift)integer(kind=KIND),intent(in) :: i integer(kind=KIND),intent(in) :: j integer(kind=**),intent(in) :: shift
o the kind of I, J, and the return value are the same. An exception is that one of I and J may be a BOZ literal constant (A BOZ literal constant is a binary, octal or hex constant). o If either I or J is a BOZ-literal-constant (but not both), it is first converted as if by the intrinsic function INT(3) to type integer with the kind type parameter of the other. o a kind designated as ** may be any supported kind for the type
DSHIFTL(3) combines bits of I and J. The rightmost SHIFT bits of the result are the leftmost SHIFT bits of J, and the remaining bits are the rightmost BITSIZE(I)-SHIFT of I.
Hence DSHIFTL is designated as a "combined left shift", because it is like we appended I and J together, shifted it SHIFT bits to the left, and then kept the same number of bits as I or J had.
For example, for two 16-bit values if SHIFT=6
SHIFT=6 I =<PHONE_NUMBER>111111 J =<PHONE_NUMBER>000000 COMBINED<PHONE_NUMBER>1111110000000000000000 DROP LEFT BITS<PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000000000 KEEP LEFT 16<PHONE_NUMBER>000000
This is equivalent to
ior( shiftl(i, shift), shiftr(j, bit_size(j) - shift) )Also note that using this last representation of the operation is can be derived that when both I and J have the same value as in
dshiftl(i, i, shift)the result has the same value as a circular shift:
ishftc(i, shift)
o I : used to define the left pattern of bits in the combined pattern o J : used for the right pattern of bits in the combined pattern o SHIFT : shall be nonnegative and less than or equal to the number of bits in an integer input value (ie. the bit size of either one that is not a BOZ literal constant).
The leftmost SHIFT bits of J are copied to the rightmost bits of the result, and the remaining bits are the rightmost bits of I.
Sample program:
program demo_dshiftl use,intrinsic :: iso_fortran_env, only : int8, int16, int32, int64 implicit none integer(kind=int32) :: i, j integer :: shiftResults:! basic usage write(*,*) dshiftl (1, 2**30, 2) ! int32 values on little-endian => 5
! print some simple calls as binary to better visual the results i=-1 j=0 shift=5 call printit()
! the leftmost SHIFT bits of J are copied to the rightmost result bits j=int(b"11111000000000000000000000000000") ! and the other bits are the rightmost bits of I i=int(b"00000000000000000000000000000000") call printit()
j=int(b"11111000000000000000000000000000") i=int(b"00000111111111111111111111111111") ! result should be all 1s call printit()
contains subroutine printit() ! print i,j,shift and then i,j, and the result as binary values write(*,(*(g0)))I=,i, J=,j, SHIFT=,shift write(*,(b32.32)) i,j, dshiftl (i, j, shift) end subroutine printit
end program demo_dshiftl
> I=-1 J=0 SHIFT=5 ><PHONE_NUMBER>1111111111111111111111 ><PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000000000000000 ><PHONE_NUMBER>1111111111111111100000 > I=0 J=-134217728 SHIFT=5 ><PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000000000000000 ><PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000000000000000 ><PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000000000011111 > I=134217727 J=-134217728 SHIFT=5 ><PHONE_NUMBER>1111111111111111111111 ><PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000000000000000 ><PHONE_NUMBER>1111111111111111111111
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DSHIFTR(3)
fortran-lang intrinsic descriptions (license: MIT) @urbanjost
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All three of the input hierarchies function in a similar manner. Each relies on the basic tree structure of UI objects to build a path from the topmost system UI object (GenSystem) down to a leaf node that has the hierarchical properties (e.g., the target object).
Each composite object can have exactly one child with each hierarchical property. The composite determines which of its children currently has the exclusive of the hierarchy; for example, a composite with ten children may designate the fourth child as the Target node at its level. If that child is a composite with its own children, it will select one of them as the Target node at the next level.
A message sent to any object in the path will be passed down the tree until it gets to the active target leaf, the object that actually has the system's target exclusive.
A special feature of the hierarchical structure is that inactive paths may be maintained. The inactive path is stored in the objects themselves. The topmost object in the tree, however, has decided that object on the right has the target exclusive; if later the top object decides the object on the left has the exclusive, the target will automatically be given to the leaf node specified without actually changing the object tree (just the pointer stored in the top node).
Note that the other hierarchies operate in a similar manner. The behavior described is not unique to the target hierarchy.
Before reading the in-depth sections on the individual hierarchies, you should know how several terms are defined and used. These terms are listed below.
Each of the three hierarchies has messages understood by
MetaClass
that alter the hierarchy's active path. The Specific UI takes care of most of the modifications to the active path, however, so simple applications will not need to bother with it.
Any node can "grab" a hierarchical exclusive by sending the grab message to its parent. (Outside agents can alter the path by sending the grab message to the child's parent on behalf of the child.) The grab forces any other node on the child's level to give up the exclusive. Any node can release the exclusive with the appropriate message (typically done when forced to release because of another node's grab).
Whenever a node gains the exclusive of a hierarchy, it will be notified via a message. This is to notify objects which already had their level's exclusive that they now have the active hierarchical exclusive. Similarly, if another node grabs the exclusive at any level equal or above an exclusive node, that node will be notified that it has lost the exclusive at its level. See the discussions of the individual hierarchies for more detail on the messages used.
Any object can easily send messages to the object having the active exclusive of a given hierarchy using
MSG_META_SEND_CLASSED_EVENT
. This message passes a recorded event (message) to the first object of a specified class encountered within the hierarchy. (If the destination should be a leaf, no class should be specified.)
To pass events to the active member of a specific hierarchy, you should use a
TravelOption
with
MSG_META_SEND_CLASSED_EVENT
.
TravelOption
is a type which describes the destination for the specified event. There are three types of
TravelOption
for each hierarchy:
MSG_META_SEND_CLASSED_EVENT
as the active path's top node.
MSG_META_SEND_CLASSED_EVENT
; the GenApplication object is taken as the top node, and the event is passed down the active path until it is handled.
There exist additional
TravelOption
types that can be used to direct messages to generically-defined locations. For a complete list of these types, see the GEOS Programming chapter.


nips nips2003 nips2003-32 nips2003-32-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
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Author: Tom Heskes, Onno Zoeter, Wim Wiegerinck
Abstract: We discuss the integration of the expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm for maximum likelihood learning of Bayesian networks with belief propagation algorithms for approximate inference. Specifically we propose to combine the outer-loop step of convergent belief propagation algorithms with the M-step of the EM algorithm. This then yields an approximate EM algorithm that is essentially still double loop, with the important advantage of an inner loop that is guaranteed to converge. Simulations illustrate the merits of such an approach. 1
[1] A. Dempster, N. Laird, and D. Rubin. Maximum likelihood from incomplete data via the EM algorithm. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society B, 39:1-38, 1977.
[2] R. Neal and G. Hinton. A view of the EM algorithm that justifies incremental, sparse, and other variants. In M. Jordan, editor, Learning in Graphical Models, pages 355-368. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1998.
[3] K. Murphy, Y. Weiss, and M. Jordan. 'Loopy belief propagation for approximate inference: An empirical study. In Proceedings of the Fifteenth Conference on Uncertainty in Articial Intelligence, pages 467-475, San Francisco, CA, 1999. Morgan Kaufmann.
[4] J. Yedidia, W. Freeman, and Y. Weiss. Constructing free energy approximations and generalized belief propagation algorithms. Technical report, Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, 2002.
[5] T. Minka. Expectation propagation for approximate Bayesian inference. In Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence: Proceedings of the Seventeenth Conference (UAI-2001), pages 362-369, San Francisco, CA, 2001. Morgan Kaufmann Publishers.
[6] B. Frey and A. Kanna. Accumulator networks: Suitors of local probability propagation. In T. Leen, T. Dietterich, and V. Tresp, editors, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 13, pages 486-492. MIT Press, 2001.
[7] T. Minka and J. Lafferty. Expectation propagation for the generative aspect model. In Proceedings of UAI-2002, pages 352-359, 2002.
[8] A. Yuille. CCCP algorithms to minimize the Bethe and Kikuchi free energies: Convergent alternatives to belief propagation. Neural Computation, 14:16911722,2002.
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Nigerian arrested over alleged possession of illegal drugs in India
by Oluwakemi AbimbolaBengaluru police have arrested a Nigerian identified as Nonso, 36, over alleged possession of illegal drugs.
According to ANI, the City Crime Branch of the Bengaluru Police arrested Nonso on Monday and seized a sizable amount of drugs from him.
The CCB seized 28 grams of cocaine and 10 slips of Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) from him.
Other items recovered from Nonso include were Rs 10,000 in cash, an electronic weighing machine, a Nokia mobile phone, and a Toyota Corolla automobile.


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Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson moving on from West Division final loss
Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson addressed a number of issues while meeting with the media on Monday.
by Murray McCormickThe night after Sunday’s loss in the CFL West Division final wasn’t restful for Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson.
Dickenson addressed a number of issues while wrapping up an eventful season for the 13-5 Roughriders, who finished first in the West Division for the first time since 2009.
Here is an edited transcript of Dickenson’s session with the local media.
Q: How long will it take for you to get over what happened Sunday and appreciate what the season was like for the Riders?
A: It will take a week because the Grey Cup is always tough when you might have been able to be there yourself. (General manager) Jeremy O’Day and I will go over the roster next week. Our coaches are helping evaluate the roster, ranking guys and giving us some feedback on what they saw. Where we felt we did some good things, we’ll try to keep them. Where we feel we need to make improvements, we’ll go from there.
Q: You had the ball numerous times near Winnipeg’s goal line and didn’t score a touchdown. Why didn’t you give the ball to William Powell, who had 12 rushing touchdowns in the regular season, and run it up the middle?
A: In defence of that, Winnipeg does a great job of short-yardage defence and clogging the middle with their guys. They have big, strong, physical guys and when you try to run inside, they make it tough. You try to give your offence the best play possible. Did we execute as well as we wanted to? No. Did we wish we had another crack at it and done it differently? Probably. Winnipeg deserves credit for really making it tough on offences to run the ball consistently in the way we normally do, which is straight up the middle.
Q: What was the Riders’ biggest strength this season?
A: It was our resiliency. We had a good group that found a way to win games all season. I thought we were going to do the same thing (Sunday).
Q: What was your weakness?
A: We have to get better in the red zone and that certainly showed up (Sunday). We have to do a better job at punching in touchdowns and not settling for field goals.
A: We rushed him back, but we knew that we needed him and he wanted to play. The reality was that was a four-to-six-week injury and he played in two.
Q: What does it say about Fajardo doing what he did and was willing to do if you made it to the Grey Cup game?
A: He’s a tough guy and a team-above self guy. He didn’t just say it, he lived it. He showed a lot of leadership and toughness.
Q: You inherited a coaching staff that was in place when you were named head coach in January. Will there be changes in that area this off-season?
A: I don’t know about that. I told the guys that I wouldn’t keep them in limbo. I will talk to the co-ordinators and see what they felt about their groups and how their position coaches meshed.
Q: There were questions about some game-management scenarios that you said you had to be better at. How do analyze those so you develop as a head coach?
 The tricky part is when you’re coaching and it’s related to the football-operations cap, because you only have so many coaches. The head coach has to be involved in one of the three phases and I was doing special teams. Because of that, I was concerned with what was going on on third down and I lost track of the time for a split-second or missed a substitution that I wouldn’t normally miss. That’s the challenge. I’ll look at it and make a few tweaks to the staff.
Q: What changes might you consider?
A: (Special-teams assistant) Terry Eisler might be more involved in special teams so I can step back and do a little better job of clock management. The area I need to work on the most is to be a little more aware of clock management. I like to save timeouts because I think they are valuable. If we didn’t have the last one (Sunday), we wouldn’t have had the last drive. Still, I will analyze that. During the off-season, I will try to learn and talk to other coaches in this league and coaches down south and ask them what they do. One of my key priorities this off-season is to watch a lot of tape and have a better background on what we’re doing and help out the offensive and defensive coaches more.
Q: How do you deal with the expectations that have been created with Regina hosting the Grey Cup in 2020?
A: That’s a challenge, because the Grey Cup is still next year and there is a lot that can happen between now and then. I’ll do my best to temper the excitement and anticipation. It will be a big year for us next year, not only in terms of the organization and the province, but for our team as well. We’re going to hit the ground running, build off what we felt was a good, solid year, and we hope to take it a little bit further.


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I finally got all the grout sealer cleaned up in the kitchen. I also sealed all the new grout in the shower.
Audrey did a great job on lesson 70.
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In general anaesthesia, with the use of mechanical ventilation, the prevalence of pulmonary complications may be reduced by limiting tidal volumes to between 6 and 8 ml/kg using the ideal body weight. In practical terms, it can be difficult to estimate the ideal body weight and hence the best tidal volume required for an individual patient. This application is recommended for healthcare professionals experienced in adminstering anaesthesia and is only applicable to adult patients with heights above 152cm (5 feet).
Height: 163cm
Ideal body weight: 67kg
Lower limit (6ml/kg): 400ml
Upper limit (8ml/kg): 500ml


α1.0: Base Game
- Created base game (up to Rockets)
- Created an achievement system
α1.1: Rocket Fuel Update
- Implemented Rocket Fuel
- Added new Rank/Tier rewards
- Added saving/loading system
- Implemented Automation
α1.2: Time Reversal Update
- Implemented Time Reversal
- Added new Rank/Tier rewards
α1.3: Collapse Update
- Implemented Collapse
- Added new Rank/Tier rewards
- Added new softcaps
β1.0 α1.0: Hard Mode Update
- Implemented Modes (specifically Hard Mode)
- Added softcap displays
β1.0 α1.1: Pathogens Update
- Implemented Pathogens
- Added basic (Scaled) scalings
- Added new Rank/Tier rewards
β1.1 α1.0: Extra Modes Update
- Implemented AAU & NA modes
- Implemented Absurd Mode (never play this mode)
β1.1 α1.1: Dark Circle Update
- Implemented Dark Circle
- Added 5 new Time Reversal Upgrades
- Added Superscaled/Hyper scalings
β1.1 α1.2: Notations Update
- Implemented various notations
- Implemented autosaving
β1.2 α1.0: Generalization Update
- Reorganized/generalized various game aspects
- Moved game files into folders
β1.2 α1.1: Infinity Update
v1.0: Ascension Update
- Implemented Ascension
- Added a "Force Infinity" button
- Added new Infinity Upgrades
v1.1: Stadium Update
- Implemented Stadium
- Added new Infinity Upgrades
v1.2: Pantheon Update
- Implemented Pantheon
- Implemented Purge
- Added new Infinity Upgrades
v1.3: Derivatives Update
- Implemented Derivatives
- Added new Infinity Upgrades
v1.4: Game Fix Update
- Tons of bugfixes
- Optimized a bunch of things
- Added Extreme Mode
- Fixed tons of problems in the game
- Some quality of life improvements & just making the game look better
v1.5: Elementary Update
- Implemented Elementary
- Switched to OmegaNum library
v1.6: Theory Update
- Implemented Theory
- Added Hotkeys
- Adjusted a few modes, and extended some to Elementary
v1.7: Hadronic Challenge Update
- Implemented Hadronic Challenge & Inflatons
- Added a few new fonts and other stuff
v1.71: Hiker's Dream Update
- Implemented Hiker's Dream mode
v1.8: Quantum Foam Update
- Implemented Quantum Foam
- Squished a few bugs
v1.9: Skyrmions Update
- Implemented Skyrmions
- Made automators/options look better
- Added some more statistics stuff
- Squished some more bugs
v1.91: Mode Extension Update
- Balanced Extreme & Hiker's Dream modes to v1.9 endgame
- Added a few QoL options
- Fixed a few bugs
- Options are now cross-save compatible


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Remote API access to use your data in third-pary applications.
Example: {{buildExampleUrl()}}
For further information and documentation, please visit https://stjorna.secanis.ch.
Image Settings (Server)
Describes the size of the image, we will save on the server (value between 0 and 1000 in pixels).
Describes the quality of the image (jpeg - value from 0 to 100).
Configured Environment
Configured default values or your defined startup attributes.


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Hello, world! I am an undergraduate student at the National University of Singapore majoring in Computer Science. I'm exploring the vast possibilities of the tech world through as much exposure as I can get. The code behind most of my projects can be found on my GitHub profile. I have pinned the relevant repositories on my profile.
This website portfolio is specifically created for the NUS Overseas Colleges (NOC) Southeast Asia programme. The link to my resume below redirect you to the same CV that I have sent to the NOC programme.
For most of us, this was our first foray into AI and data science. I thoroughly enjoyed it and this case competition heightened my interest in pursuing AI and data analytics. We were using squall data and a neural network to predict the amount of rainfall in the vicinity of a Singapore port. We used Keras and various Python libraries to engineer the features and train our neural network. Judged on our loss results and presentation, we emerged 2nd place and won a prize of S$700! You may look through our presentation slides via this link.
Close ProjectWe were the winner of the RapidAPI Challenge at HackOMania 2019! In this hackathon, we developed and gamified a diet tracker app called Pokkapet with a twist - we incorporated the concept of a virtual pet into the app. The problem statement we dealt with was how to induce behavioural changes for diabetic patients so as to achieve lower healthcare costs. The app implemented three RapidAPI APIs and we emerged winner of the challenge! Rakuten will be publishing a blog about us soon and I will post a link here as soon as they do! The app was coded with Unity and C#. You can find the GitHub repository for it on my GitHub profile where it contains our coding. In the meanwhile, you may find a Google Slides presentation of our app via this link.
Close ProjectHack&Roll was the first hackathon I did with my friends. It was an exciting, really fun 24 hours of learning Python and pygame from scratch through countless websites and YouTube tutorial. We tried our hand at making a game which simulates how hard it is to get a seat on Singapore's MRT, the public train system. We envisioned a very fun game with many levels of increasing difficulty and unique non-player characters. We completed the first level we envisioned in this hackathon. It was a very enriching experience and I personally learned that software engineering is something that excites me and something that I can pick up independently via self-learning online. Our Devpost can be found here. The code to our game can be found in my GitHub profile in the repositoy named "MRTgame".
Close ProjectTembusu College is a residential college in NUS that accommodates around 600 undergraduates. The college is broken up into five houses, each of roughly 120 members. As a Tembusu Ambassador, I took charge of the annual house photo contest where each house were to submit a creative picture that represents their house while wearing the college's signature green T-shirt. The event was a success with all the houses submitting very nice and creative photos. I took charge of coordinating the manpower, liaising with house captains, liaising with judges, and distribution of prizes. While I was leading the project, I had invaluable help from my team members.
Close ProjectThis is a notification board I designed as a UX/UI intern at Codingate in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Codingate has a project called Weddingate, which is a mobile application for wedding and large-scale event planning. Their next step is to introduce a social media component to the app, hence the need for a notification board. Aside from this, I revamped the phrasings and edited grammatical errors the English version of the Weddingate app, made proposals on how to change the layout of the app for better user experience, and helped out the marketing and sales team to brainstorm new ideas.
Close ProjectMy programming modules have given me many problems and scenarios to which I write programmes to solve. I have uploaded the code that I wrote for the programmes onto my GitHub. The repository that I uploaded them to is named "school-work". The language used is Java.
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This is a simple hero unit, a simple jumbotron-style component for calling extra attention to featured content or information.
This is my space to talk about my experiences with sleep so far in life. I feel I don't get enough sleep and when I do get enough sleep, I can't seem to function and I take more naps than I should, but who doesn't enjoy sleeping. It's the one thing that the humans can do right. It's our time to escape and turn off life for awhile and I think that is pretty neat!
I can't explain how much I enjoy sleeping. It's one of my favorite activities in the world. Cozy cozy cozy.
The only weird thing that I don't get about my sleeping pattern is that I don't have dreams like people do. I hear that they have them frequently, but that's never the case with me.
I'm the type of person who enjoys sleeping in the cold, as long as I have plenty of blankets on hand. I guess its the feeling of defeating the cold that I find satisfying.
Another fact about my sleeping arrangement is that I have to hear sounds while trying to fall asleep or I can't go to sleep. I've always found that very odd.


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Contrary to popular belief, lorem is not simply random text.


A sofware developer. I am able to build professional and responsive websites from scratch.
Hardwork and team player defines me , am proficient in array of scripting languages.
Always able to complete projects efficiently , attractive and user-friendly .
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Somebody used all the hot water. Who shall we thank for pushing us over the quota?


In graph theory, a component is a group of nodes that are completely connected and a node’s component size is the number of nodes in its component.
The connectivity degree of a node is the number of components that nodes hold together. Deleting the node from the graph will result in a disconnected graph made up of a number of components equal to the connectivity degree.


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class ConditionFactory
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
Date: 8/19/13 Time: 3:24 PM
Manage how Condition could interact with the current application state (Thelia)
Methods
|
__construct(ContainerInterface $container)
Constructor |
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| string |
serializeConditionCollection(ConditionCollection $collection)
Serialize a collection of conditions |
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| ConditionCollection |
unserializeConditionCollection(string $serializedConditions)
Unserialize a collection of conditions |
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| ConditionInterface |
build(string $conditionServiceId, array $operators, array $values)
Build a Condition from form |
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| array |
getInputs(string $conditionServiceId)
Get Condition inputs from serviceId |
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at line 59
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__construct(ContainerInterface $container)
Constructor
at line 72
public string
serializeConditionCollection(ConditionCollection $collection)
Serialize a collection of conditions
at line 100
public ConditionCollection
unserializeConditionCollection(string $serializedConditions)
Unserialize a collection of conditions
at line 135
public ConditionInterface
build(string $conditionServiceId, array $operators, array $values)
Build a Condition from form
at line 155
public array
getInputs(string $conditionServiceId)
Get Condition inputs from serviceId


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I plan to pursue my career in Software Development, AI and Data Analytics. I would like to do the teamwork, sharing to improve abilities and connection, also love to learn something new to give better impact on work.
Right now, I spent my time learning, coding and help my mom to grow her culinary business.
Developed REST APIs for Mindhive app using Django Rest Framework and Object Relational Mapping (ORM).
Ensured code quality by implementing unit testing, code reviews and ran TDD.
Implemented the third-party APIs and improved some of existing endpoints response speed up to 30%.
Contributed to creating a new design for Search feature and worked on it.
Contributed to developed, managed and supervised the process of IT-Banking project held by Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (Kominfo RI) and Rakamin Academy.
Built back-end for B2B Analytics mobile app using Python, PostgreSQL, Google Maps API and Elasticsearch on a VM (RHEL).
Integrated and improved machine learning models from Data Scientists into REST APIs using Flask framework.
Contributed to analyzed survey results for new system architecture at B2B.
Designed and built front-end for student scholarship web app (equipped with dashboard feature) using Vue.js and Axios.
Collected, manipulated, analyzed and interpreted data into actionable insights using SQL Bigquery, Tableau, Python, etc. Also worked on some projects to solved current problems using Advanced Statistic Analysis, Machine Learning and NLP approach.
Shared knowledge and practiced with audiences how to create basic programs in Python.
Trained to built a Laundry management using Odoo (with Ubuntu LTS).
Designed, built, and tested an online leave letter systemfor Diskominfo’s employees using Balsamiq, Power Designer, PHP, HTML2pdf, Bootstrap, Javascript and MySQL.
Wrote accountability and other reports using Microsoft Office (Word, Excel).
Graduated with Honors (GPA: 3.77 / 4.00)
Build Front-end for Kemenag RI scholarship app using Vue.js click to view site
Made a news publication app with built-in automatic text categorization. This app was written in Python using the Django framework. click to view code
Made Restaurant Recommendation System using Content-Based (based on serving distance, weighted ratings, restaurant tags) and Collaborative Filtering (with SVD algorithm) techniques. The program coded in Python using Surprise and MPU. click to view code
Made a simple market basket analysis for retail product recommendation using R. click to view code
Traned model to classify cancer cells type using AutoML framework (Auto-sklearn). click to view code
Made application for identifying and detecting face emotions from video and image using deep learning model (CNN). The result shows identified person's name and the percentage of each of his emotion (happy, sad, etc.) at the left detected face in the frame. click to view code
Made a model for predicting patient’s chest x-ray with Pneumonia using deep learning (CNN) and images sharpening technique. This code was written in Google Colab click to view code
Trained machine learning models (MNB, SVM, Logistic Regression, and Random Forest) on Apple Tweets Sentiment Analysis by compared their performance, also analyzed the tweets using Topic Modeling (with LDA algorithm). click to view code
Made a Movie Recommendation System with Collaborative Filtering (ALS Matrix Factorization algorithm). The program coded in Python using Spark. click to view code
Made experiment with machine learning models (Multinomial Naive Bayes, Suport Vector Machine, Logistic Regression, Random Forest, also Neural Networks) on Indonesian News Classification by compared their performance, also analyzed the features using chi squared. The best model (SVM) deployed using Flask. click to view code
This app was written in Python using Flask Framework (web based). Here I used Machine Learning Approach (Multinomial Naive Bayes to classify the intent and Rapid Automatic Keyword Extraction to predict the entity) . click to view code
This was an experiment to compare the performance of CNN and DNN model on handwritten digits prediction. I used CNN model to predict the input pattern. click to view code
This was an experiment to compare the performance of RNN model approaches (LSTM and GRU) on Indonesian SMS classification. This simple code was written in Google Colab. click to view code
Made a model for detecting words from Tokopedia user’s chat that are similar to banned words using word embedding techniques(Word2vec and FastText)and Cosine Similarity. confidential
Made a model for predicting customer churn on “Tokopedia by Me” service using machine learning algorithm, also analyzed which feature has the most impact on a customer leaving. confidential
Analyzed the performance of a new Tokopedia’s feature “Tabbed Chats” using effect size analysis(Cohen’s D). confidential
This was a simple short visualization of covid-19 using Tableau in the form of world map and line graph. click to view code
This is a rapid customer segmentation using K-Means clustering technique and high dimensional visualization. The dataset is taken from Kaggle. click to view code
Made SVM (Support Vector Machines) model using human cell records, and classify cells to whether the samples are benign or malignant. click to view code
This simple code written in Python, made to predict which drug type/medicine can be given to patient using Decision Tree click to view code
This short code made to predict customer churn using simple logistic regression and telco dataset. The goal is to understand the basic Regression. click to view code
This short code made CO2 Emission prediction value using simple linear regression. The goal is to understand the basic Regression. click to view code
This short code was written in Python, Jupyter Notebook using K-Means algorithm. click to view code
Visit my github repositories to view my old web app & other project click to view older projects


台灣博物館在228公園，距離台北車站不遠。最近，我們才知道在它對面有個土銀展示館。重點是，裡頭竟然有TT最愛的恐龍！！所以，2019年第一天，我們就決定去瞧瞧～～
National Taiwan Museum is located near the Taipei Main Station. We did not know until recently that they have a branch - Land Bank Exhibition Hall - nearby that exhibits ….. DINOSAURS !! My son TT is a crazy fan of dinosaurs so we decided to pay it a visit on the first day of 2019!
展覽的其實是地球生物的演化，不過主要焦點都在於恐龍！！
The exhibition is actually about history of evolution, but the main focus is on dinosaurs …
各位觀眾，請抬頭看！地球史上最迷人的動物…. 恐龍！！
Ladies and gentlemen…. May I present you …. Dinosaurs!!!
地上走的，天上飛的，大隻的，小隻的…. 侏羅紀公園重現！
On the ground, in the air, big guy, little guys …. It’s Jurassic Park here!!
暴龍頭對上三角龍頭，誰會勝出？
Heads of A T-rex and A Triceratops …. Fight!!
小聲一點！附近有恐龍出沒！>_<
Shhhhhh…. there are dinosaurs nearby! >_<~
據說全館的恐龍化石都是模型，但這一個不是！來自內蒙古的鸚鵡嘴龍正版化石！
They said that most fossils in this hall are models, but not this one!! This one is the Psittacosaurus and it’s real from inner Mongolia… Cool!
捨不得走？二樓有個餐廳可以看著這些恐龍喔！
Don’t wanna leave just yet? There is a Dino Cafe on the 2nd floor waiting for you!!
想重溫侏羅紀公園的主題曲嗎？點這裡！
Remind you of Jurassic Park!? Here is the theme song!
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pyrex.particle.CTWInteraction¶
-
class
pyrex.particle.
CTWInteraction
(particle, kind=None)¶ Class for describing neutrino interaction attributes.
Calculates values related to the interaction(s) of a given particle. Values based on CTW 2011.
- Parameters
- particleParticle
Particle
object for which the interaction is defined.- kindoptional
Value of the interaction type. Values should be from the
Interaction.Type
enum, but integer or string values may work if carefully chosen. By default will be chosen by thechoose_interaction
method.
See also
Interaction
Base class for describing neutrino interaction attributes.
Particle
Class for storing particle attributes.
Notes
Neutrino intractions based on the CTW High Energy Neutrino-Nucleon Cross Sections paper [1]. Secondary generation method to determine shower fractions was pulled from AraSim, which is unchanged from icemc.
References
- 1
A. Connolly et al, “Calculation of High Energy Neutrino-Nucleon Cross Sections and Uncertainties Using the MSTW Parton Distribution Functions and Implications for Future Experiments.” Physical Review D 83, 113009 (2011). arXiv:1102.0691 DOI:10.1103/PhysRevD.83.113009
- Attributes
- particleParticle
Particle
object for which the interaction is defined.kind
Interaction.TypeValue of the interaction type.
- inelasticityfloat
Inelasticity value from
choose_inelasticity
distribution for the interaction.- em_fracfloat
Fraction of particle energy deposited into an electromagnetic shower.
- had_fracfloat
Fraction of particle energy deposited into a hadronic shower.
- include_secondariesbool
If true, secondary interactions will be considered when calculating the shower fractions.
total_cross_section
The total neutrino cross section (cm^2) of the
particle
type.total_interaction_length
The neutrino interaction length (cmwe) of the
particle
type.cross_section
The neutrino cross section (cm^2) of the
particle
interaction.interaction_length
The neutrino interaction length (cmwe) of the
particle
interaction.
Methods
Type
(value)Enum containing possible interaction types.
Choose an inelasticity for the
particle
attribute’s shower.Choose an interaction type for the
particle
attribute.Choose the electromagnetic and hadronic shower fractions.


class Gem::SourceList
The SourceList represents the sources rubygems has been configured to use. A source may be created from an array of sources:
Gem::SourceList.from %w[https://rubygems.example https://internal.example]
Or by adding them:
sources = Gem::SourceList.new sources << 'https://rubygems.example'
The most common way to get a SourceList is Gem.sources.
Attributes
The sources in this list
Public Class Methods
Creates a new SourceList from an array of sources.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 35 def self.from(ary) list = new list.replace ary return list end
Creates a new SourceList
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 23 def initialize @sources = [] end
Public Instance Methods
Appends obj
to the source list which may be a Gem::Source, URI or URI String.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 51 def <<(obj) src = case obj when URI Gem::Source.new(obj) when Gem::Source obj else Gem::Source.new(URI.parse(obj)) end @sources << src unless @sources.include?(src) src end
Removes all sources from the SourceList.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 82 def clear @sources.clear end
Deletes source
from the source list which may be a Gem::Source or a URI.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 142 def delete source if source.kind_of? Gem::Source @sources.delete source else @sources.delete_if { |x| x.uri.to_s == source.to_s } end end
Yields each source URI in the list.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 89 def each @sources.each { |s| yield s.uri.to_s } end
Yields each source in the list.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 96 def each_source(&b) @sources.each(&b) end
Returns true if there are no sources in this SourceList.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 103 def empty? @sources.empty? end
Returns the first source in the list.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 123 def first @sources.first end
Returns true if this source list includes other
which may be a
Gem::Source or a source URI.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 131 def include?(other) if other.kind_of? Gem::Source @sources.include? other else @sources.find { |x| x.uri.to_s == other.to_s } end end
Replaces this SourceList with the sources in
other
See << for
acceptable items in other
.
# File lib/rubygems/source_list.rb, line 69 def replace(other) clear other.each do |x| self << x end self end


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Who is Harold Trompetero?
Creative, basically that is what he is, a person who likes to create things, who likes nature a lot.  His life is his wife, nature and creativity, almost all 3 at the same level.
He has been the director of series and soap operas for television such as Cartas a Harrison (1996), Tamayo familiar (1997) and Amor a mil (2001), as well as more than a hundred commercials, music videos and video art productions. His first feature film was Diástole y sístole, los movimientos del corazón, awarded in the categories of Best Actor, Best Actress and the Audience Award at the Cartagena de Indias 2000 International Film Festival and the Audience Award at the Si Si Festival in Toronto.
To learn more about this film director, click here.
Filmography
Some of his most outstanding filmography as a director:
- Diástole y sístole (1999)
- Violeta de mil colores (2005)
- Dios los junta y ellos se separan (2006)
- Muertos del susto (2007)
- El paseo (2010)
- De rolling por Colombia (2013)
- Perros (2017)
- Nadie sabe para quién trabaja (2017)
- El baño (2020)


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emIDE is a open source IDE for embedded development. It integrates GCC toolchain and provides JLink support for debugging. Compared with other free, open source alternatives, it’s much easier to start with. This blog introduces how to configure emIDE to write programs for STM32 MCU with standard peripheral library. The MCU used in this example is STM32F103T8. The library used is STM32F10x_StdPeriph_Lib_V3.5.0 from ST. And the debugger probe is JLink EDU.
- First download STM32F10x_StdPeriph_Lib_V3.5.0 from the website of ST. Extract the archive file and you will get a folder which includes: _htmresc, Libraries, Project and Utilities folders.
- Start emIDE and create a new project. Choose a directory to save the project and select the device you are using during the creating process. By default, you will get 3 folders in the project: Doc, Setup and Src. Setup folder includes a linker script and a startup code for the MCU. You can add your own code into Src folder.
- Copy Libraries folder (from step 1) into the project directory. Copy main.c, stm32fx_conf.h, stm32f10x_it.c, stm32f10x_it.h from Project\STM32F10x_StdPeriph_Template (from step 1) to Src folder. Do not copy system_stm32f10x.c to Src, otherwise you will get multiple definition error during compilation. Add all files mentioned above including files in Libraries folder into your project in emIDE. Then remove startup folder (Libraries\CMSIS\CM3\DeviceSupport\ST\STM32F10x\startup) from the project since emIDE has already provided a linker script and startup code in Setup folder. The structure of the project will look like the following screenshot.
- In “Build Options” of the project, under Compiler settings/#defines tab, add two macros: STM32F10X_MD, USE_STDPERIPH_DRIVER. The first one specifies the MCU family you are using and the second one tells the compiler you will use standard library in the project.
- Add Search directories so that the compiler can find all header files of the library.
- In Properties of the project, make sure your JLink works under the right mode.
Now you should be able to build the project and download the code into your target board.


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dfgm_tenaillon.Rd
Density of the distribution of fitness effects of random mutations from
Tenaillon (2014)
adapted to show the same parameters as Martin & Lenormand (2015) plus the
parameters Q
and alpha
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The density corresponds to the first equation in the paragraph *"Distribution of
mutation effects"* in the article.
The density is encoded using the functions from the package gsl
dfgm_tenaillon(s, n, lambda, so, alpha, Q)
| s | Vector of real numbers. Quantiles of the density. The density is 0 if \(s \ge so\). |
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| n | Natural number. The dimensionality, i.e. the number of phenotypic dimensions (traits) under selection. |
| lambda | Positive real number. Mutational variance per trait among random mutations scaled by the strength of selection. It scales the mean fitness effect of mutations. |
| so | Positive real number. Fitness distance between the wild-type (phenotype without mutations) and the optimum. |
| alpha | Positive real number. Scaling parameter in the formulation of
Tenaillon et al. (2007). (Identifiability problem with |
| Q | Positive real number. Parameter that modifies the concavity of the fitness decline from the optimum. |
Tenaillon, O. (2014). The utility of Fisher's geometric model in evolutionary genetics. Annual review of ecology, evolution, and systematics, 45, 179-201.
Martin, G., & Lenormand, T. (2015). The fitness effect of mutations across environments: Fisher's geometrical model with multiple optima. Evolution, 69(6), 1433-1447.
Tenaillon, O., Silander, O. K., Uzan, J. P., & Chao, L. (2007). Quantifying organismal complexity using a population genetic approach. PloS one, 2(2), e217.
The density for each quantiles (selection coefficients) in a vector
format. The length of the vector is equal to the length of s
.


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Crystal is statically type checked, so any type errors will be caught early by the compiler rather than fail on runtime. Moreover, and to keep the language clean, Crystal has built-in type inference, so most type annotations are unneeded.
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Crystal libraries are packed as Shards, and distributed via Git without needing a centralised repository. Built in commands allow dependencies to be easily specified through a YAML file and fetched from their respective repositories.
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This cake couldn’t be simpler to make and tastes simply divine! Perfect for the fall season, especially holiday gatherings (Rosh Hashanah, Thanksgiving). With no butter, it also makes a great breakfast :) The hardest step is waiting for it to bake!
Note: This is ⅓ the size of the original recipe, perfect for a family of four (make a larger one for a gathering, and add 10-20 min. baking time).
Apple Sharlotka
Adapted from Smitten Kitchen
Makes a small cake, serves 4
1. This couldn’t be simpler. First, preheat oven to 350F and thoroughly butter a small round cake pan (I used a four-cup pyrex glass dish).
2. Peel and core the apples. Then, slice it into small chunks: I cut each apple into quarters, then made thin slices. Put the apples in the bottom of the pan.
3. In a mixing bowl, beat the egg. Add sugar and vanilla; beat till thick and smooth. Beat in the flour, gradually.
4. Pour batter over apples, and press it into the nooks and crannies. You don’t really need to mix it in, just make sure it’s not all floating at the top.
5. Bake for about 50 min, or until the top is golden brown, and a toothpick inserted comes clean.
6. Serve warm or cooled, dusted with powdered sugar and cinnamon.


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On February 22nd, 2023, I gave my traditional annual spotlight talk at KU (University of Kansas) ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) chapter meeting.
Last time I gave a talk, I was still a student (senior at the time) at KU. I would call that talk my personal “magnum opus’', The Art of Computer Science ❤.
I wondered to myself, what can I talk about now? My presentations always tried to avoid talking about anything too technical, as my interests line up more with higher-level topics, which can capture all kinds of audiences.
How about I summarize everything I learned about corporate, internships, and strategies with all the cynicism that it comes with? How does college prepare one for the private sector or whether it’s needed at all?
Please join me through seeing what it means to be a young adult under capitalism, sprinkled with humble a retrospective into what I have done throughout my studies and some personal regrets as well.
There isn’t a recording like last time, so please find the deck embedded below. If it doesn’t work, it’s available through a direct link.


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Surviving the upcoming winter
This is my perspective of the current state of Rusoto as a semi-retired maintainer and Amazon outsider. The post borrows the term winter
from AI Winter: a time period of decreased interest and funding.
Amazon is hiring engineers for an AWS Rust SDK
Amazon has two public job openings for Senior Software Development Engineers - AWS Rust SDK. There’s now enough customer demand for Amazon to make an official SDK for Rust.
The fact Amazon has these job openings means they are getting serious about supporting Rust with AWS. It’s a win for the Rust community: an official AWS SDK is on the horizon. There’s also a downside for Rusoto.
Winter from chilling effects
Operating under the assumption when Amazon releases an official AWS SDK for Rust, the community will (and should) move to use that. Amazon has at least two options: ask to take over Rusoto or make their own SDK. There has been no word on which path they will choose.
Amazon’s unknown intentions cause a chilling effect on Rusoto. With the possibility of Amazon making their own SDK from scratch, any work on Rusoto has a short shelf life: it won’t be the popular way to interact with AWS when an official SDK is released. Spending time and effort on a project that could be replaced by an official version at any moment is a gamble.
Summer is coming
It’s time to wait and see how Amazon acts instead of working on Rusoto. But summer is coming, one way or another.


| RFC 1912839 | Fantom Framework | November 2019 |
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This document is not an Internet Standards Track specification; it is published for informational purposes.¶
This document is a product of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). It represents the consensus of the IETF community. It has received public review and has been approved for publication by the Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG). Not all documents approved by the IESG are candidates for any level of Internet Standard; see Section 2 of RFC 7841.¶
Information about the current status of this document, any errata, and how to provide feedback on it may be obtained at https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc1912839.¶
Copyright (c) 2019 IETF Trust and the persons identified as the document authors. All rights reserved.¶
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The Fantom framework is a framework for building distributed applications that run on a trustless network.¶
The Fantom framework consists of two main components:¶
The Fantom network consists of a group of participants that agree or disagree on the occurrence of events using the Lachesis consensus protocol.¶
Fantom network participants propose transactions to be appended to the replicated transaction log. Transactions are validated and appended to the transaction through the the Lachesis consensus protocol.¶
The replicated event log is used to keep a immutable record of all bytecode executed on the Fantom virtual machine. A participating node on the fantom network must provide an interface for Fantom virtual machine to retrieve ordered fantom bytecode and store fantom bytecode from the replicated event log.¶
Typically a consensus algorithm would be used to implement this replicated transaction log.¶
Unique 256 bit key¶
type TxHash = [u8; 32];¶
64 bit unsigned integer representing the absolute order of the transaction where the index 0 is absolute order of the oldest event.¶
type TimeIndex = u64;¶
Byte array that typically contains the¶
type TxBody = Vec<u8>;¶
Submits a transaction to the network for confirmation. This function is not guaranteed to be successful. readbykey can be used to check if this function call was successful.¶
fn submit_tx(k: key, v: Value) -> Result<TimeIndex, TransactionStatus>;¶
Fetch a stored value by its key. A None return value indicates that the there is no value corresponding to that key. This function can be used to whether a create operation has failed or not.¶
fn get_tx_by_key(k: Key) -> Option<(TimeIndex, Value)>;¶
The time ordered retrieval function allows Fantom virtual machines to fetch programs from the replicated data store and execute them in the correct order to arrive at the same world state.¶
fn read_by_time_index(i: TimeIndex) -> Option<(Key, Value)>;¶
The role of the Fantom virtual machine is to execute Fantom programs in a deterministic manner to build a world state for Fantom applications.¶
This document defines the interface a Fantom Virtual machine must implement.¶
Todo: describe the world state data structure and how fantom programs interact with it.¶
type State = Vec<u8>¶
The Fantom virtual machine must implement a function to transition from the fantom world state to another. Invalid programs must return a error result. Valid programs return the new world state.¶
fn transition(State, Program) -> Result<State, Error>;¶
A program consists of virtual machine bytecode.¶
type Program = Vec<u8>;¶
The Fantom virtual machine acquires programs from the replicated data store in time order and execute them to build the world state. The Fantom virtual machine uses the readbytime_index API provided by the replicated datastore to acquire programs in time order.¶
Unlike the Ethereum virtual machine, the Fantom virtual machine does not require every participant to compute the next state to verify it. Participants must generate a certificate to prove that the state transition caused by their submitted transaction is valid. Other participants only need to verify the certificate to ensure the computed state is correct.¶


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See the section of the User's Guide on reinitialization of GrADS.


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Big Cava
I spent the day today in the Penedès town of Sant Sidurni d’Anoia. This the unofficial capitol of Cava. All the major producers are headquartered here including Freixenet and Codorníu–both of which I toured today.
It was surprising to me how similar these wineries are: both are remarkably still family owned; both attribute their initial success to the marriage of 2 prominent wine families; both facilities sport Catalonian modernist architecture; they both use the same grapes from the same regions to make the same styles of wine at nearly the same price points; they are both multi-national (each owns a winery near my home town in Sonoma); and, of course, they are both HUGE, each producing millions of cases of Cava each year–all within 5 km. of each other.
What’s most impressive about both wineries is their history, their traditions, and, especially, their caves. After all, they inspired the name change in 1972 when France outlawed the use of Champagne. Both wineries built caves early on, only to rebuild them years later to suit modern production techniques. The results are networks of catacombs that would make the Romans blush. Most of each tour is spent in these caves. Indeed, for both wineries the tours are really the only remaining use of the old riddling caves.
Of the two, I’d have to say Codorníu’s was the most impressive. They are the 17th oldest corporation in the world and were the first Cava producer in Penedès in 1872. You can’t help but feel the weight of this history as you burrow below.
As for the wine? Well, on tours like these you can’t expect them to crack open the good stuff. Freixenet was particularly disappointing as they only supplied a glass of Cordon Negro. Quite possibly the only wine every one on the tour could buy at home. I chose to forgo it and purchased a glass of their Cuvée Prestige Reserva Real which was Xarel-lo dominate and spent 30 months on the lee’s in chestnut barrels to give it some nice toasty notes and complexity…but a little pricey at 30€.
Codorníu offered two non-traditional choices of their Gran Codorníu pinot noir roséÂ and chardonnay sparklers. These were both new world style fruity numbers. The rosé in particular was bursting with strawberry-raspberry red fruit followed by a nice dry floral-potpourri finish. The chardonnay started out with traditional stone fruit and melon, but ended with a sour lingering finish. A typical problem I have with blanc de blancs that don’t see significant lee’s exposure. Decent buys at 9€ each.


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This is kind of a 'non-trip' report, but I think it's worth sharing. I thought I'd try 'plugging' an E (anal insertion) because of the supposedly higher absorbtion. I'm moderately experienced with a wide range of drugs (K hole fun, Salvia not), but have only taken E twice before (both oral). The first time could certainly be described as 'profound'. I think you know what I mean. Anyhow, I have a scale to gauge the E experience against.
For the record, I tested one of the other pills in the same batch with my reagent kit, and it came out positive for the MDA group (includes MDMA).
T+0: In a bit of a hurry, so just stuff it in to the second knuckle. All comes out clean ;) Go out for walk around town on a cool clear night.
T+1h: Pop back home to grab some water and iPod. Can see mild pupil dilation, feel virtually nothing. Hmmm. Annoyed. Back out for more walking about town.
T+1h30: Do I feel something? Maybe, but this is no 'coming up'. Just a mild colour and tactile enhancement, maybe.
 The dissociative effect from an iPod and deep in-ear headphones is more profound than the E! Suspect that the pill isn't being absorbed much. Head home.
T+2h30: OK, sorry 'bout this but it's in the name of science.  Heh! That's the problem! I should have done a dump first, 'cos the pill is nicely embedded in you know what. Extract remains of pill (about 1/3, a bit mushy), re-insert (waste not, want not). Wash hands thoroughly. Pupils are very dilated, however, despite weak effects.
T+3h: A mild, gentle roll. But I'm still not across that 'threshold' where the serotonin dam bursts. Frustrating. Very slow onset. Body temperature all over the place. Red glow from the bottom of my optical mouse in the dark room very nice! Make more than the usual number of typos writing this, but can easily pass for straight (I think!). None of the coming-up feeling or anxiety from oral administration -- just a gentle creeping upon you. Music is nice but 'normal'. But then Royksopp is pretty chill when sober too. Could go to sleep if I wanted to, I think.
T+3h20: Submit report. I can tell this isn't going to go anywhere deeper. Shame -- had high hopes!
So what's the lesson? Take a great big dump before you plug, because although it's a nice administration method, happy turds aren't the aim of the game.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Communicating with Edisyn Set your TX81Z's receive and transmit channel to the same thing (perhaps Channel 1). Set the program change to be Com (Common). Make sure that Sysex is turned on.
Bank Sysex This patch editor knows about bank sysex messages (which group together multiple patches) as well as single-patch sysex messages. If Edisyn loads or receives a bank sysex message, you will be given the option to edit a patch from it, to save the whole bank sysex, or to upload the whole bank sysex.
About the Menu If you mutate or recombine patches (using randomize, merge, hill-climb, or nudge) it may result in unfortunate operator frequency results. The Restrict Mutated Frequency Ratios... menu lets you restrict mutation or recombination of operator frequecies so that they only result in integer values or only to coarse-tune settings (either way, no fine tune). I suggest integers. I strongly suggest you also edit the mutation parameters to remove Fixed Frequency, Detune, and Frequency Ratio Fine from every operator, and also Transpose from the global settings.
Gotchas
Thanks to Matt Gregory<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for his considerable help in debugging this patch editor. Thanks also to Jesse Guessford and the GMU School of Music.
| By | Sean Luke |
| Date | September 2017 |