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Pg is the Ruby interface to the PostgreSQL RDBMS.
It works with PostgreSQL 9.2 and later.
A small example usage:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby require 'pg' # Output a table of current connections to the DB conn = PG.connect( dbname: 'sales' ) conn.exec( "SELECT * FROM pg_stat_activity" ) do |result| puts " PID | User | Query" result.each do |row| puts " %7d | %-16s | %s " % row.values_at('procpid', 'usename', 'current_query') end end
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Requirements¶ ↑
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Ruby 2.2 or newer
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PostgreSQL 9.2.x or later (with headers, -dev packages, etc).
It usually work with earlier versions of Ruby/PostgreSQL as well, but those are not regularly tested.
How To Install¶ ↑
Install via RubyGems:
gem install pg
You may need to specify the path to the 'pg_config' program installed with Postgres:
gem install pg -- --with-pg-config=<path to pg_config>
If you're installing via Bundler, you can provide compile hints like so:
bundle config build.pg --with-pg-config=<path to pg_config>
See README-OS_X.rdoc for more information about installing under MacOS X, and README-Windows.rdoc for Windows build/installation instructions.
There's also a Google+ group and a mailing list if you get stuck, or just want to chat about something.
If you want to install as a signed gem, the public certs of the gem signers can be found in the `certs` directory of the repository.
Type Casts¶ ↑
Pg can optionally type cast result values and query parameters in Ruby or native C code. This can speed up data transfers to and from the database, because String allocations are reduced and conversions in (slower) Ruby code can be omitted.
Very basic type casting can be enabled by:
conn.type_map_for_results = PG::BasicTypeMapForResults.new conn # ... this works for result value mapping: conn.exec("select 1, now(), '{2,3}'::int[]").values # => [[1, 2014-09-21 20:51:56 +0200, [2, 3]]] conn.type_map_for_queries = PG::BasicTypeMapForQueries.new conn # ... and this for param value mapping: conn.exec_params("SELECT $1::text, $2::text, $3::text", [1, 1.23, [2,3]]).values # => [["1", "1.2300000000000000E+00", "{2,3}"]]
But Pg's type casting is highly customizable. That's why it's divided into 2 layers:
Encoders / Decoders (ext/pg_*coder.c, lib/pg/*coder.rb)¶ ↑
This is the lower layer, containing encoding classes that convert Ruby objects for transmission to the DBMS and decoding classes to convert received data back to Ruby objects. The classes are namespaced according to their format and direction in PG::TextEncoder, PG::TextDecoder, PG::BinaryEncoder and PG::BinaryDecoder.
It is possible to assign a type OID, format code (text or binary) and optionally a name to an encoder or decoder object. It's also possible to build composite types by assigning an element encoder/decoder. PG::Coder objects can be used to set up a PG::TypeMap or alternatively to convert single values to/from their string representation.
PG::TypeMap and derivations (ext/pg_type_map*.c, lib/pg/type_map*.rb)¶ ↑
A TypeMap defines which value will be converted by which encoder/decoder. There are different type map strategies, implemented by several derivations of this class. They can be chosen and configured according to the particular needs for type casting. The default type map is PG::TypeMapAllStrings.
A type map can be assigned per connection or per query respectively per result set. Type maps can also be used for COPY in and out data streaming. See PG::Connection#copy_data .
Contributing¶ ↑
To report bugs, suggest features, or check out the source with Mercurial, check out the project page. If you prefer Git, there's also a Github mirror.
After checking out the source, run:
$ rake newb
This task will install any missing dependencies, run the tests/specs, and generate the API documentation.
The current maintainers are Michael Granger<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Lars Kanis<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copying¶ ↑
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Portions of the code are from the PostgreSQL project, and are distributed under the terms of the PostgreSQL license, included in the file POSTGRES.
Portions copyright LAIKA, Inc.
Acknowledgments¶ ↑
See Contributors.rdoc for the many additional fine people that have contributed to this library over the years.
We are thankful to the people at the ruby-list and ruby-dev mailing lists. And to the people who developed PostgreSQL.


On Halloween, my roomate's girlfriend decided we should have a tripping party with some of our friends at her apartment. Upon arriving there, I ingested my hits and sat in her living room waiting for the effects to kick in. Some of my fellow trippers, those that rode with me to her house, dropped at the same time while others didn't drop for a few more hours, when they arrived.
The first 'problems' occured when my roomate's girlfriend's friends came. The amount of tripping people in one room was seven. What I experianced was an extreme sense of deja voo. I thought that the conversations were repeating themselves and this repetition manifested itself as me being in a circle with everyone repeating themselves over and over. Many people would consider this experience a bad trip; however I didn't.
On later trips I noticed a strange effect. The more people tripping in one small area leads to a more intense experience. I feel this is due to the extremely vunerable position tripping puts ones mind in.
Now, later in the Halloween night, a division of the group occured. I noticed that there was an ongoing argument between 3 vs. 4 of the group about whether the lights should be on or off. Some of us wanted to sit in the dark the whole time watching trails or tracers on glowsticks while others, including myself, wished to discuss philosophy in the light so we could see our visuals. The strangest thing about the night happened when one of the Dark Tracers, as we called them, lost a glow stick. They immediatly accused us of stealing it. Every five minutes they would send a 'diplomat' to try to negotiate our return of the stolen glowstick, but we did not have it. They got so paranoid of us and our sinister plans to keep their glowstick that none of them notice in the 50 or so times they walked into the bathroom that the glowstick was sitting on the floor by the toilet. How a person can not notice a glowstick in a dark bathroom while tripping I'll never know.
I came to the conclusion that these events are what people call a bad trip. I did not think the trip was bad, just that the people in the room didn't all know each other and there were disagreements about how the most enjoyable tripping experiance could be attained. I do not think that bad trips bring on flashbacks but I haven't had one so I don't know. I have taken exactly 89 1/2 hits in my life over a period of 3 years and find that I now have the ability to concentrate and induce flashbacks. Is this a strange occurance or do others notice this also? Peace to all who wish it.
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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The Cubs forced a Game 7 in the 2016 World Series. The Cubs offense, pitching, and defense all performed in Game 6. In this episode, you will hear our thoughts on Game 6 and the idea that the Cubs are headed to Game 7 of the World Series.
The season ends tomorrow, and we can't help but believe the Cubs have the momentum.


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Objc2Swift.js is an Objective-C to Swift converter written in Javascript, usable from your browser and the command-line.
Requirements
- Chrome browser is recommended. Other browsers are not tested enough.
- Mac OS X and node.js 4.x or later for command-line version.
Features
- Generate good-looking Swift 2.1 code from Objective-C code.
- Full Objective-C parser which accepts large source code, not for toy-problem.
- Preserve indents and comments in the original Objective-C code.
- Reduce compilation errors with semantics analysis. See the Document for detail.
- Command-line version supports
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Install for Command-line
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Marriage... such a beautiful stage in a relationship. We lived in our car, were not working, had no children, gave zero fucks. But marriage could not freeze that moment. In reality, marriage moved our relationship to another, very different moment: urban house, unfulfilling jobs, weekends that pass by in a blink, a small child with another on the way. The only common ingredient? Us.
We had no idea what marriage was truly going to be like. We ran our love life by intuition. We were told it would be hard. We were given much advice, but what someone should have told us was to be incredibly forgiving.  You are attempting such a complex thing with someone. You are trying to find your best friend, your co household manager, your co household parent. But you can't get it all right. There will be misunderstanding and failure and a certain amount of sober melancholy is a real asset when heading into the land of love. A good partnership is one where each partner has real expectations about all that.
"A good partnership is not so much one between two healthy people (there aren't many of these on the planet), it's one between two demented people who have had the skill or luck to find a non-threatening conscious accommodation between their relative insanities." -ALAIN de BOTTON
We've muddled our way through. 10 years gone and I am still learning who I am. But a mirror has been held up to my disturbances. He has witnessed my fury. I have witnessed his. And I have never been more grateful with my choice.
Our life is nowhere near perfect. Or even what I could have imagined it to be on that day 10 years ago. But I am happy. I recently threw away all my old journals but not before quickly flipping through the pages. I was happy to stop on an entry from the very beginning of our journey where I wrote "he makes me want to be a better person." He still does.
To celebrate, we are planning an anniversary trip. Adults only! Should we choose solitude or comradery? Nature or music? All day drinking or all day drinking? Well, that's at least an easy choice! Come along as we explore our top 3 options.
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) is a unique natural area located in the northern third of the Superior National Forest in northeastern Minnesota. It extends nearly 199 miles along the international boundary. The BWCAW's northern border is contiguous with Canada's Quetico Provincial Park, also managed as a wilderness area, and together they form a core wilderness area of approximately two million acres. Great glaciers carved the physical features of what is today known as the BWCAW by scraping and gouging rock. The glaciers left behind lakes and streams interspersed with islands, and surrounded by rugged cliffs and crags, gentle hills, canyon walls, rocky shores, and sandy beaches.
Time of year: September or October
Distance: 13 hours
Approximate cost: $800
Days Gone: 5
Phish in Mexico
Phish are going back to Mexico! The return of Phish: Riviera Maya, a 4-night all-inclusive concert vacation, will take place on January 13-15, 2017. The band will perform three nights on the beach in one of the world's most beautiful spots - Mexico's Caribbean coastline. The concerts will take place at Barcelo Maya Beach, which sits on a mile-long stretch of white sandy beach.
Time of year: January
Distance: Mexico
Approximate cost: $4,640 + Air ($400)
Days Gone: 5
Colorado
In the fall, Colorado is transformed into a natural arena of shimmering colors, with the state's signature gold Aspen trees serving as the main act. We will find solitude while camping or renting a yurt in the backcountry. Time can be spent hiking, rafting, sleeping, reading, making yummy food, and indulging in lots of local beer and other legal activities.


It has been said, ”Not
everything that is learned is contained in books.” Compare and
contrast knowledge gained form experience with knowledge gained
form books. In your opinion, which source is more important?
Why?
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4 Which is more important, book knowledge
or experience?
In general, knowledge gained form books has a wider range than that
gained from experience. We now live in a world that typophile is no
longer exorbitant, and that printed matters are readily available.
In libraries, we can learn nearly everything only if we have
already acquired basic reading skills, philosophy, history,
literature, physics, mathematics, chemicals, biology, geography,
anthropology, and the list will go on. Unlike the experience of an
individual that is limited by the range of that individual, books
seem to have almost no limitation. Sitting in the local library, we
virtually can travel everywhere through an interesting geographic
encyclopedia, and certainly, with nearly no expense at
all.
On the
other hand, it can be argued that sometimes knowledge gained
from experience is much deeper and more comprehensive than that
gained from books. It is quite true that not every thing is
contained in books. How to deal with personal finance, how to cope
with current social trends, even how to most effectively organize
our own mind, and numerous other things can seldom be found
thoroughtly and comprehensively discussed in books, we have to gain
the knowledge by our own experience. And the said even some
knowledge that is contained in books usually needs further
comprehension, mainly through
experience.
As to which source
is more important, the answers vary. Some knowledge can be acquired
only through books. It’s hard to imagine we can have a good
understanding of history without reading books. On the other hand,
some knowledge can be obtained only through experience. When we try
to learn to swim, merely a detailed manual of swimming skills, even
abundantly filled with illustrations, is at most useless. We have
to jump into the water and then gain the knowledge with experience.
We have to use books to experience as source simultaneously to get
what we want to know. Take learning physics for example, both books
and experiences are equally important sources, and examples as such
are numerous. Therefore, I think whether one source is more
important than the other depends on
circumstances.


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About The TECHFEST-2K19
- TECHFEST'2k19 - Festival of Technology is an annual TECHFEST.
- It includes various events of Robotics, Technical Quiz, Scavanger / Coding / Decoding, LAN Gaming, Working Model Exhibition, Non Technical Fun Games and many more aimed to enhance Technical Knowledge of budding Engineers.
- Last year, TECHFEST'2K18 attracted around 10000 students from different Engineering Colleges of the state. Prizes more than 2 lacs were distributed to The Winners of various events.
- This year, TECHFEST2K19 is confident of having Footfalls of more than 150000 students from different Engineering Colleges of Gujarat.'
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4.00 PM
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Some alg and time complexity of heap:
Max-heapify = Θ(logn) = Θ(h)
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**pre-conditition: tree rooted at A[i] is and almost-heap
lc <-- leftchild(i)
rc <-- rightchild(i)
largest <-- i
if (lc <= heapsize(A) and A[lc] > A[largest]) then
largest <-- lc
if (rc <= heapsize(A) and A[rc] > A[largest]) then
largest <-- rc
if (largest != i) then
exchange A[i] <--> A[largest]
Max-heapify(A,largest)
The WC is from the top of the heap to the bottom of the heap. Every time it costs Θ(1) and in total it is h*Θ(1) = Θ(h) = Θ(logn).
Build-Max-Heap = Θ(n)
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Build-Max-Heap(A)
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exchange A[1] <--> A[heapsize]
heapsize <-- heapsize - 1
Max-Heapify(A[1...heapsize],1)
For each position i = n, n-1, n-2, … , 2, Max-Heapify takes O(logn). Totally, it costs Θ(nlogn).
Priority Queue
Initialize(A) = Θ(n)
Building a heap
Extract-Maximum(A) = Θ(logn)
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precondiction: A is not empty
max <-- A[1]
A[1] <-- A[heapsize[A]]
heapsize[A] <-- heapsize[A] - 1
if (heapsize[A]>0) then
Max-Heapify(A,1)
return max
The exchange costs Θ(1) and max heapify costs Θ(logn).
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exchange A[i] <--> A[parent(i)]
i <-- Parent(i)
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Insert-Key (A, new_key) = Θ(logn)
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A[heapsize[A]] <-- $$-/infty$$
Heap-Increase-key(A, heapsize[A], key)


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Serves
Makes 18-20
Dietary
Lesley Waters shows you how to make these easy profiteroles. The unfilled, baked profiteroles freeze really well and just need crisping up in a hot oven after defrosting.
Equipment and preparation: You will need a plain-nozzle piping bag.
To make the choux pastry, bring the water to the boil in a heavy-bottomed pan. Add the butter to the water to melt.
Sieve together the flour, salt and sugar onto a piece of parchment paper. When the water and butter mixture has come up to a rolling boil, add the flour mixture straight into the pan.
Beat the dough continuously with a wooden spoon as it thickens. Continue beating until the dough is smooth and comes away from the sides of the pan cleanly. Remove the dough from the pan and place in a bowl to cool.
When the dough is cool, beat the eggs in a clean bowl with a fork. Gradually add in the beaten egg mixture a bit at a time, mixing well between each addition; the mixture should now be at dropping consistency, but still firm enough to be piped in a piping bag. (You may not need to use all of the beaten egg.)
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6. Sprinkle a non-stick baking tray with a bit of water. (This will create steam as the choux buns cook in the oven.)
Fill a plain-nozzle piping bag with the choux dough and pipe the dough into small buns about 5cm/2in in diameter onto the baking tray, leaving at least an inch between each bun.
Bake the choux buns in the preheated oven for 20-25 minutes, until puffed, golden and crisp. Remove and cool on a cooling rack.
When they've cooled slightly, turn the buns over and pierce a hole in the base of each about the same size as the nozzle for the pastry bag and let them cool completely.
For the chocolate sauce, break the chocolate into a bowl set over a pan of gently simmering water (the water shouldn't touch the bottom of the bowl).
Add the golden syrup and the orange juice and allow the ingredients to melt together to form the sauce, stirring gently.
For the pistachio cream, using a hand whisk, whip the cream until it forms soft peaks.
Chop the pistachios and gently fold into the whipped cream. Gently stir in the icing sugar with a metal spoon.
Fill a clean piping bag with the pistachio cream and use to fill the cooled profiteroles.
To serve, arrange the profiteroles on a plate and drizzle the chocolate sauce over the top.


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Futsal is a small side game (5 on the field) on a small field. Constrained game play and fewer players, gives each player lots of touches under constant pressure and requires players to control the ball to be successful. All these touches add up: players will progress rapidly with ball control and precise movements.
Carmichael Futsal coaches should get comfortable with the fact that the game-play itself will teach the kids. Coaches need to help the kids understand the basics (e.g. out bounds requires a kick-in), and to substitute tired players off the field (done on the fly). Other than that- coaches: sit back and enjoy!
Why Futsal? In a word: repetition. No lines, no waiting, everyone is involved: futsal provides many opportunities for players to learn from the game.
The primary focus for youth players is the development of technical skills like dribbling, and kicking. Futsal is an ideal tool for developing these skills and encourages experimentation to find their own way to execute technical skill! Futsal is an integral part of world soccer power's (e.g. Brazil, Spain, etc.) training programs for developing players- and is said to be a key part of their success.
How many players should you have on your team? There are 5 on the court at a time, you will need at least a couple subs as futsal is a physically taxing game. Depending on how consistent your kids are available for games you will want 7 up to 10 kids on your team. If you need a couple more kids for your team, please let us know, we can help to complete your roster.
What kind of kids should you draw from? Any and all kids that have an interest in playing - we will do our best to match up skill levels to ensure everyone has a chance to succeed.


The Story of Love
When you find the one person you can't live without. your soul mate thinks of you & only you. When you are talking to each other, you say the same thing without knowing it.
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Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim says he will not join Cabinet in event of reshuffle
SHAH ALAM: Parti Keadilan Rakyat's (PKR) President Anwar Ibrahim said on Sunday (Nov 24) that he will not accept any post in the event of a Cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Mr Anwar stressed that he would not offer himself to join the Cabinet of Dr Mahathir.
"I do not intend to join the Cabinet (of Dr Mahathir)," said Mr Anwar, who is slated to succeed Dr Mahathir as the eighth prime minister under an arrangement by Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition.
READ: I have never offered to join the Cabinet: Anwar Ibrahim
Mr Anwar, the Port Dickson Member of Parliament, was replying to a question on whether he would join the Cabinet when Dr Mahathir decides to reshuffle it.
In his speech, Mr Anwar reminded leaders and members of PKR to stop raising the issue of power transition for the post of prime minister.
“Give space to Dr Mahathir so that the process of transition (of power) can be carried out in a proper manner," he said.
"If the situation is calm and peaceful, it will be easier for (Dr Mahathir) to discharge his duty ... I’m not upset and not worried although there are quarters trying to undermine this understanding (on power transfer)."
Mr Anwar said only the PH Presidential Council could decide on the person to be appointed the eighth prime minister and the date for the power transition.


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Kirill Shvakov has played the key role in making this event possible by reaching out to the ClickHouse Community at Cyprus, finding the great venue, and other speakers. Most of the worldwide ClickHouse Meetups happen thanks to active community members like Kirill, if you want to help us organize ClickHouse Meetup in your area, please reach the Yandex ClickHouse team via this form or any other convenient way.
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The event has begun in the early evening...
...but it took just around one hour for nature to turn the night mode on. It made the projected slides easier to read.
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Vladimir Goncharov, a backend engineer from Aloha Browser, has closed the ClickHouse Limassol Meetup by demonstrating few projects that allow integrating other opensource tools for logs processing with ClickHouse (slides):
Unfortunately, midnight was closing in and only the most weather-proof ClickHouse fans have managed to stay the whole event as it started getting pretty chilly.
More photos from the event are available at short event afterword by Exness.


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It all started in the woods. It was a very beautiful day. Perfect. We rolled a couple joints in our favorite spot, and smoked. I had taken all three hits of my acid about thirty minutes before we got to the woods. My friend had taken his two hits (he had done acid before), and my other friend had taken one. He would take one more later, when someone gave him a hit. After a while, I noticed myself smiling, for no real reason at all.  Smiling soon turned to giggling stupidly at the smallest things. It was around that time I got my first hallucination.
I saw a video camera up in the trees for a moment. I knew it wasn't really there, but it was still very strange to see a camera up there. At this point, there was no way you could make me unhappy. Everything was funny. I loved to talk, walk, and do just about everything. I had a cigarette at around this time, and it was great. Smoking menthol cigarettes was one of my favorite things to do during the trip. We saw that it was going to rain, so we decided to drive to my friend's brother's place
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!], which was a kickass apartment community filled with good friends who all knew each other. The friend who had taken one hit had to go home for a little while, so he dropped us off there.
At this time, I was slowly drifting into insanity. Not insanity in the sense that I was a raving lunatic running around, but in the sense that I knew the world I was seeing in front of me was nothing close to the world that I was really in. I could look out into the horizon and see the world melting. Right about now, the visuals were basically distortions of real things around me, but strange, nonsensical distortions. There were a group of guys playing volleyball outside, and at one point the volleyball looked like a ball of glowing orange light.
I have to add that during all this, I kept taking my sunglasses off, then putting them back on. Putting my sight through this 'filter' made things take a whole new visual quality to them. Light became distorted, and whenever I would look at any source of light, crazy things would happen. I would describe some of the visuals here, but it would be a waste of time, because the real visuals were so much more.
My friend's brother decided he wanted to buy 25 hits of acid from the dealer from earlier. So we went along for the car ride. Boom. Complete insanity. It all started in the car, on the way to the dealer's house. It started raining hard. Now there weren't just normal objects changing before my eyes. I was seeing things that were not there. Hundreds of paratroopers in the sky, slowly falling to the ground over the horizon. All the trees were on fire, with smoke coming off of them, forming outlines and patterns that I was not familiar with. An army of chameleons was marching along the lane, which had no oncoming traffic. They had different-colored uniforms on, and you could tell that it had something to do with their rank.
It was storming. You could barely see out of the car. The large droplets of water coming off of the windows started to look like blood. I looked back on the road, and it wasn't a road anymore. It was a vein. We were inside something's body, riding atop a large, winding vein. Thankfully the brightness of the sun prevented this vision from taking over my mind for more than a few seconds.
We were on a slight slant on the road during a red light. I thought everything was starting to lean that way, and that soon the world would be on such a tilt that I would fall into the horizon. There was a water tower to the right of me, and we were being tilted to the left. I thought I was looking straight up at the water tower, and I tried to grab onto it to keep from falling. That didn't work, so I grabbed onto the car. Riding in a car was like riding on a roller coaster. I felt like the car we were in was huge, a large machine that I had to grab on to to prevent from being slung around.
Got to the dealer's house, got the stuff, then left. One of the most interesting things to note is that my inner-monologue was extremely exaggerated. Someone could be looking right at me, talking to me, and I would just be staring back at them, thinking in my mind, 'What is he saying to me? I know he's talking to me, but what is he saying to me?'  I would be staring off into space, thinking 'Did that guy just try to offend me, or was he just joking around, being nice?'
One thing I kept seeing throughout the trip was paratroopers in the sky, with their white parachutes billowing in the wind.  He was in his car, flashing his lights at me, trying to trip me out. I went up to the car and said something to the effect of, 'I look in the sky and see hundreds of paratroopers descending down.
A bunch of people wanted to watch Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas, because it was obviously appropriate, and we all love that movie to death. It was very ironic and cliche to be watching that movie at that exact time. I didn't sit there and watch it, because it was much more interesting to walk around and experience things, but it was just fun to see it every time I went back in the apartment.
I kept thinking vultures were picking at my head. I would have an image in my head of vultures swooping down and grabbing my hair, but I would look up and see nothing but sky. The world would take on a strange look to it, almost as if it was being reflected to me in a giant puddle of water, and someone spilled oil in it, giving it that swirling rainbow look to it. It took all I had not to lose control. If I didn't have the amount of experience I have, I know that I would have been in the depths of a horrible trip. I already was in the depths of a horrible trip, but it was just so good.
A few times in the trip, I would see things as they're normally seen, but in hundreds of times more detail than I'm used to. I could look at bushes, and see every leaf, every branch. I could look at a bug and see every moving part of the bug, every joint, every feeler, leg, eye, etc. It was in this viewpoint that I thought my mind was being used to its maximum potential. I thought of how advanced our civilization would be if everyone saw in this way, all the time. Everything was so detailed, and at any given moment I could pick out anything I was seeing, and fully concentrate on it, seeing and understanding it in a way I had never felt before. Think of my vision changing as going from playing Goldeneye to Half-Life 2. Everything had so much greater detail to it. Things were clearer, more vivid, etc.
I would look at the ceiling, and see it melting away outwardly, into the sky. I thought the entire room was expanding quickly. I had to grip the sofa, because it was expanding just as fast. I saw my friend fading away in the distance as the couch stretched itself out in miles.
My friend's brother had a bunch of sparklers that we had a blast with. I would light one, and I would see every spark that came off of it as a tiny screaming face, shattering into a million pieces as it hit the ground. I actually wanted to stop lighting sparklers because of this reason, because I felt bad for all the faces, which I saw in great detail, with their burning eyes staring up at me, almost in a way that asked, 'Why are you doing this to us?' Keep in mind, these were tiny sparks, and I saw every facial expression they made. Remember what I said about everything being more vivid and more detailed. I don't know how else to explain it.
Smoke was very interesting to look at. I could see every little particle of smoke, and I could see it being absorbed into my clothes, into my skin. As the smoke moved, it resembled an ocean. A large, moving body of particles, that would conform to itself and its properties. One particle wouldn't move on its own, if one moved, the rest of the mass would slowly make the same kind of movement.
I had severe trails as I would move my head, but not my eyes. I could move my eyes and everything would be as clear as it was before, but if I moved my entire head or body, everything would bleed into itself, before finally resting at its final form as everything cleared itself up.
I would breathe, and so would everything else around me. I've read of people saying this about shrooms. It was a strange feeling, like everything was connected to me, and just an extension of myself. Like everything was a single, breathing organism, in my own little world that I could control and manipulate.
I had such an insane trip that I really can't remember too many details about it. That makes me angry, because I remember how amazed I was at everything, and how much I wanted to just get home and write about what I saw. But it has been a day or two since I did it, and my memory of it has gotten fuzzier and fuzzier. This affects me a lot, because the main thing I wanted to do was write when I was on it. It makes me very sad. I think next time I do acid, I'm going to do it alone, in the comfort of my own home, and just sit there and write.
My life has changed. I see things in a completely different way than I did before taking acid. I always heard people talk about that, but I had no idea how true it was. I couldn't have asked for a better trip as my first time, because it was more intense than anything I could've hoped for. I would definitely call it a bad trip, but that's a very misleading term. It was the best time I've ever had in my life. Pure insanity. Complete mental overload. Bliss.
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# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# TUPLE
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
tpl = () # define an empty tuple
print(tpl) # ...
one_element = (24, ) # define a single element tuple
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numbers = (1,2,3,4,1) # define 5-items tuple
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print(numbers * 2) # repetition
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# argument occured
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#numbers[0] = 2 # Tuple are immutable(1)
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mutable_numbers = (2,) + numbers[1:] # create a new tuple for change
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lst = ['Einstein', 23, 98.5] # converting list into a tuple
converted = tuple(lst) # ...
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print(type(converted)) # ...


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A cipher suite is really four different ciphers in one, describing the key exchange, bulk encryption, message authentication and random number function. There is no official naming convention of cipher suites, but most cipher suites are described in order – for example, “TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA” uses DHE for key exchange, RSA for server certificate authentication, 256-bit key AES in CBC mode for the stream cipher, and SHA for the message authentication.
Configuring Enabled Ciphers
The list of cipher suites has changed considerably between 1.6, 1.7 and 1.8.
In 1.7 and 1.8, the default out of the box cipher suite list is used.
In 1.6, the out of the box list is out of order, with some weaker cipher suites configured in front of stronger ones, and contains a number of ciphers that are now considered weak. As such, the default list of enabled cipher suites is as follows:
"TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA",
"TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA",
"TLS_DHE_DSS_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA",
"TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA",
"TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA",
"SSL_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA",
"SSL_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_MD5",
"TLS_EMPTY_RENEGOTIATION_INFO_SCSV" // per RFC 5746
The list of cipher suites can be configured manually using the ssl-config.enabledCipherSuites
setting:
ssl-config.enabledCipherSuites = [
"TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256"
]
This can be useful to enable perfect forward security, for example, as only DHE and ECDHE cipher suites enable PFE.
Recommendation: increase the DHE key size
Diffie Hellman has been in the news recently because it offers perfect forward secrecy. However, in 1.6 and 1.7, the server handshake of DHE is set to 1024 at most, which is considered weak and can be compromised by attackers.
If you have JDK 1.8, setting the system property -Djdk.tls.ephemeralDHKeySize=2048
is recommended to ensure stronger keysize in the handshake. Please see Customizing Size of Ephemeral Diffie-Hellman Keys.
Recommendation: Use Ciphers with Perfect Forward Secrecy
As per the Recommendations for Secure Use of TLS and DTLS, the following cipher suites are recommended:
ssl-config.enabledCipherSuites = [
"TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256",
"TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256",
"TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384",
"TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384",
]
Some of these ciphers are only available in JDK 1.8.
Disabling Weak Ciphers and Weak Key Sizes Globally
The jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms
can be used to prevent weak ciphers, and can also be used to prevent small key sizes from being used in a handshake. This is a useful feature that is only available in Oracle JDK 1.7 and later.
The official documentation for disabled algorithms is in the JSSE Reference Guide.
For TLS, the code will match the first part of the cipher suite after the protocol, i.e. TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA384 has ECDHE as the relevant cipher. The parameter names to use for the disabled algorithms are not obvious, but are listed in the Providers documentation and can be seen in the source code.
To enable jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms
or jdk.certpath.disabledAlgorithms
(which looks at signature algorithms and weak keys in X.509 certificates) you must create a properties file:
# disabledAlgorithms.properties
jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms=EC keySize < 160, RSA keySize < 2048, DSA keySize < 2048
jdk.certpath.disabledAlgorithms=MD2, MD4, MD5, EC keySize < 160, RSA keySize < 2048, DSA keySize < 2048
And then start up the JVM with java.security.properties:
java -Djava.security.properties=disabledAlgorithms.properties
Debugging
To debug ciphers and weak keys, turn on the following debug settings:
ssl-config.debug = {
ssl = true
handshake = true
verbose = true
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Drag Race UK's The Vivienne and Baga Chipz land Trump and Thatcher show
Have you ever tuned into Good Morning Britain and thought, ‘this is great, but what it needs is more Margaret Thatcher, Donald Trump and drag’?
Well, it’s your lucky day, as RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’s The Vivienne and Baga Chipz have landed their own show thanks to their Snatch Game characters.
The pair will appear as Thatcher and Trump on Morning T&T, new web series for World of Wonder, and we’re already cackling at the thought.
Speaking to Metro.co.uk after winning RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, The Vivienne said: ‘It’s called Morning T&T, and basically it’s a feature length Snatch Game. It’s like a spoof of a morning
TV show like Good Morning Britain or Good Morning America, Donald Trump and Margaret Thatcher are the hosts, so as you can imagine, it doesn’t go well.’
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It was the Snatch Game in week four that basically guaranteed that The Vivienne and Baga would make it to the grand final, thanks to their phenomenal impressions of the two politicians.
But we may never have seen Trump a la Viv, as the 27-year-old also had impressions of Kim Woodburn and Cilla Black up her sleeves – which we’re quite sad we didn’t get to see.
‘I obviously went in with quite a few characters but I thought Donald Trump, he’s really current, he’s probably the most famous person in the world at the minute,’ Viv explained.
‘Not gonna lie, I knew it might get a bit more press in America than doing maybe Kim Woodburn.
While The Vivienne has made it that we can never hear ‘collusion with China’ the same way again, she won’t be turning her talents towards our own blond gaffe-prone leader.
When asked if a Boris Johnson impression was on the way, she said: ‘Oh, god love, no.
While most Drag Race queens drop a single the second they leave the show, Viv is hoping to work on her acting and comedy, starting with Morning T&T and the digital series in Hollywood she won – ‘We’re not quite sure [what it will be] yet, but definitely some sort of Vivienne takes Hollywood kind of thing. Break the States.’
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‘Obviously she’s not filming that at the minute but she is filming the Nan movie. But I’d love my own Catherine Tate-esque sketch show.
‘And if anyone is listening that wants to give me a cameo in Jurassic World 3, that’d be nice.’
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What did you learn from your 'mindfulness conversation'?
I learnt the importance of paying attention and the effect it can have on the speaker.
When I was the speaker, it improved my confidence when speaking to know the listener was paying attention to what I had to say,
even if I ran out of words to day on the topic. I somtimes find myself adding to conversations when someone else speaks if I have had a relevant
experience, but I would like to learn to control this better, and just allow there to be silence in between, to give the other person
sufficient time to speak.
Which of the three suggested techniques will you use to sustain your practice?
I think all three, listening, looping and dipping will be usful in sustaining my practice.
Looping in particular, as this would be a strong skill to acquire to ensure communication is kept to a high standard in many different envornments.
Any other musings?
I enjoyed the idea of making the medidation a challenge to yourself. For example, setting the bar low at first, and once this has been achieved,
tackling a more complcated goal.


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Before Change
// .. then intersect them with each other and zero
weights[i] = np.maximum(0, np.minimum(lower, upper))
if norm in (1, "slaney"):
// Slaney-style mel is scaled to be approx constant energy per channel
enorm = 2.0 / (mel_f[2:n_mels + 2] - mel_f[:n_mels])
weights *= enorm[:, np.newaxis]
After Change
enorm = 2.0 / (mel_f[2:n_mels + 2] - mel_f[:n_mels])
weights *= enorm[:, np.newaxis]
else:
weights = util.normalize(weights, norm=norm, axis=-1)
// Only check weights if f_mel[0] is positive
if not np.all((mel_f[:-2] == 0) | (weights.max(axis=1) > 0)):
// This means we have an empty channel somewhere


MSI Announces Radeon RX 580 Armor Series Graphics Cards
by Evan FederowiczMSI has announced a new version of the mid-range GPU of the RX 580, This fully black graphics has been called the RX 580 Armor and the Armor MK2. This graphics card is still based off of the AMD's Polaris chipset, meaning it still is a generation old graphics card when comparing it to the RX 5700 and the RX 5700 XT.
MSI Intros New Custom RX 580 Cards, The Armor & The Armor MK2
This new card does have some changes to it compared to MSI's older RX 580 cards, the design change from the red and black color scheme to the new all-black (yes including the fans) design theme is well appreciated for gamers that don't RGB all of their system. Not only the design change is present here, but there is also a fully redesigned PCB, and a redesigned I/O bracket. The newly designed PCB and I/O bracket have kept the four display connectors.
MSI ‘s Optix MAG161 is a portable 240Hz monitor.
MSI Radeon RX 580 Armor Graphics Cards (Image Credits: Videocardz):
The attached heatsink's surface area is seemingly increased which will allow the card to boost its clock speed, due to the overall lower temperature that this card will allow for. This new RX 580 card also keeps the same single 8-pin connector that the original MSI RX 580 had pre-installed.
MSI Radeon RX 580 Armor MK2 Graphics Cards (Image Credits: Videocardz):
Comparing this card to the older RX 580 means that the initial price point for this card should be right around $300, although this is completely unconfirmed at this point, It is also still unknown if there will be a significant RAM difference between the Armor and the Armor MK.2 designs.
I know that when this card, I will be picking one up if it has the right price point. When comparing this to one of AMD's newest flagship graphics card the RX 5700, this card does put up a fight but not for long as it is running on the older architecture, as shown by this Userbenchmark.com the RX 580 only gets a speed ranking of 54th when comparing this to an RX 5700 which received a speed ranking of 21st, and the RX 5700 most likely going to cost a similar price point (if going off the current MSI RX 580 graphics card on the market at Amazon.com) means that if MSI is planning to sell this at MSRP value they may be looking a loss of profit.
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Thank you for using the Logger LabVIEW library. Logger is a simple logging utility similar to other Log4j libraries but for LabVIEW. Levels are provided for different logging statements: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, and FATAL. The higher the level, the more statements that are written to a file. The creation of "rollover" log files is supported along with organizing log files by Year, Month, and Day folder tree. Minimal error handling VIs are provided for logging or masking errors based on severity. The utility is known to work with 32-bit and 64-bit environments as well as Real-Time targets. Writing to a log file is done on a separate thread to maintain determinism on Real-Time targets.
The following sections are available:
This section documents installation instructions for Logger LabVIEW library.
The following operating systems are supported in the Logger LabVIEW Library:
Note, this library was written in pure LabVIEW; therefore, it's compatible with any operating system that LabVIEW itself can run on.
The following table lists the NI application software versions supported by Logger LabVIEW Library
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Chapter 10 in Practical
Model-Based Testing: A Tools Approach presents The ATM Case Study; (A
control-oriented model in UML) using an ATMExample
developed by Russell C. Bjork for a university course on Object-Oriented
Software Development.
This
ATMExample comes with a Java implementation of a simulated ATM. I have modelled
the ATM in C# (using Visual C# 2008 Express) and made a Java test harness
(using NetBeans 6.7.1).
The ATM
simulator looks like this
You can try
it out as an applet.
The C#
model comprises 7 cs files with a total of 23 actions in 567 lines of text
Here is an
excerpt from ATM.cs modelling the operator loading a number of $20 bills into the machine
internal static State state
= State.init;
internal static int cashOnHand
= 0;
[Action]
static MSG setCash(int
bills)
{
cashOnHand = bills * 20;
state = State.idle;
return
MSG.IDLE_MSG;
}
static bool setCashEnabled() { return
state == State.waitingForCash; }
There are a
number of scenarios specified by means of Finite State Machines, e.g., for
limiting the number of bills in the cash register to 10
FSM(0,
AcceptingStates(0), Transitions(t(0, setCash_Start(10), 0)))
The two cards available in the simulation are
specified in fsm_cards.txt ending
with an init() action taking the model out of the
initial setup state. With fsm_card1.txt
only card1 can be used.
Other fsm’s specify scenarios for pin errors or withdrawal of $200.
The fsm’s can be combined with the model and
its features to give a smaller, more tractable state space.
The Model
Program Viewer mpv visualizes states and transitions. In the scenario shown
the operator can switch the ATM on and off and a user may insert an unknown
(unreadable) card or card1 (with correct or wrong pincode) and retrieve it
again without performing any transactions.
mpv /r:ATM.dll
ATM.Factory.CreateNoTransactions /fsm:fsm_cash.txt /fsm:fsm_card1.txt
The Offline
Test Generator otg generates a test suite comprising a number of test cases
in an output file. Below is the test suite corresponding to the graph above.
otg r:ATM.dll
ATM.Factory.CreateNoTransactions /fsm:fsm_cash.txt /fsm:fsm_card1.txt /file: testsuite_notrans.txt
TestSuite(
TestCase(
createAccount(Account(1),
1, ACCT_TYPE("CHECKING"), 10000),
createAccount(Account(2),
2, ACCT_TYPE("SAVINGS"), 100000),
createAccount(Account(3),
3, ACCT_TYPE("MONEYMARKET"), 500000),
createCard(Card(1),
1, 42),
linkCardAccount(1,
1),
linkCardAccount(1,
2),
init(),
switchOn(),
setCash_Start(10),
setCash_Finish(MSG("IDLE_MSG")),
custInsertCard_Start(0),
custInsertCard_Finish(MSG("UNREADABLE_MSG")),
ejectCard_Start(),
ejectCard_Finish(MSG("IDLE_MSG")),
custInsertCard_Start(1),
custInsertCard_Finish(MSG("PIN_MSG")),
custEnterPin_Start(42),
custEnterPin_Finish(MSG("SESSION_MSG")),
custCancel(),
ejectCard_Start(),
ejectCard_Finish(MSG("IDLE_MSG")),
custInsertCard_Start(1),
custInsertCard_Finish(MSG("PIN_MSG")),
custCancel(),
ejectCard_Start(),
ejectCard_Finish(MSG("IDLE_MSG")),
custInsertCard_Start(1),
custInsertCard_Finish(MSG("PIN_MSG")),
custEnterPin_Start(0),
custEnterPin_Finish(MSG("SESSION_MSG")),
custCancel(),
ejectCard_Start(),
ejectCard_Finish(MSG("IDLE_MSG")),
switchOff_Start(),
switchOff_Finish(MSG("OFF_MSG"))
)
)
The otg
tool produces a test suite with minimal transition coverage, where the chinese postman covers all transitions in the graph.
The
Java test harness consists of 3 classes
The ATM
simulation uses AWT so object based access to the GUI is not available and a
robot pixel based access is not feasible. However, interception of method calls
in the implementation is a useful strategy when the implementation is
well-structured.
The test
suite can be executed by the test harness invoking the file stepper
java -Djava.util.logging.config.file=logging.properties
-jar ATM.jar -f
testsuite_notrans.txt 10000
The
filestepper is instructed to timeout if 10 seconds pass without calls from the
harness. This will exercise the ATM GUI and produce the following log
…
readLine: switchOn()
newSwitchChanged: true
readLine:
setCash_Start(10)
getInitialCash: 20*10
display: Please insert
your card
readLine:
setCash_Finish(MSG("IDLE_MSG"))
readLine:
custInsertCard_Start(0)
newCardInserted:
readCard: 0
display: Unable to
read card
readLine:
custInsertCard_Finish(MSG("UNREADABLE_MSG"))
readLine:
ejectCard_Start()
display: Please insert
your card
readLine:
ejectCard_Finish(MSG("IDLE_MSG"))
…
readLine:
switchOff_Finish(MSG("OFF_MSG"))
read: *** TestCase
End ***
read: *** TestSuite
End ***
main: *** EOF
TestSuite ***
The offline
test may also run with the remote stepper. Start the Java test harness first
java
-Djava.util.logging.config.file=logging.properties -jar ATM.jar -s 4711
and then the Conformance
Tester
ct
/iut:RemoteStepperProxy.Stepper.Create /r:RemoteStepperProxy.dll
/testSuite:testsuite_notrans.txt /logfile:ct_notrans.log
The file RemoteStepperProxy.dll.conf in the same directory as RemoteStepperProxy.dll
configures it to
connect to localhost:4711. After the run the log contains
TestResult(0,
Verdict("Success"), "",
Trace(
createAccount(Account(1),
1, ACCT_TYPE("CHECKING"), 10000),
createAccount(Account(2),
2, ACCT_TYPE("SAVINGS"), 100000),
…
ejectCard_Finish(MSG("IDLE_MSG"))
)
)
The ATM
model does not know the bank implementation of transaction validation, which
shows as multiple transitions between same start and end states with merged
labels in the graph
The
generated test suite fails because the implementation never returns INVALID_TO_ACT when the from
account is invalid. But this (shallow) non-deterministic model may be tested
on-the-fly with ct and the asynchronous stepper. Start the Java test harness
first, instructing it to send message actions as observations to localhost:4712
java
-Djava.util.logging.config.file=logging.properties -jar ATM.jar -s 4711
<IP_ADDRESS> 4712
and then the Conformance
Tester
ct
/iut:RemoteStepperProxy.AsyncStepper.Create /r:RemoteStepperProxy.dll
/r:ATM.dll
ATM.Factory.Create
/fsm:fsm_card1.txt
/fsm:fsm_transfer.txt /fsm:fsm_wait.txt
/o:message /runs:1
/steps:1000 /continueOnFailure-
/logfile:ct_transfer-nd.log
The ct tool
uses the default random strategy for selecting the next action but waits for
observable message actions before proceeding. It stops after 1000 steps. You
could use this to produce random tests within the scenario each time the test
is run, e.g., in a continuous integration process. Or you could seed the random
generator to reproduce test runs or implement your own strategy for ct to use.
The ATM
model has a Deterministic feature that corresponds to the ATM simulation’s transaction validation
sequence. Using this in combination with the model, with ATM.Factory.CreateDeterministic, allows you to generate usable test
suites - at the cost of relying on implementation knowledge.


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Get the current Schema for this Table or `null` if no Schema is set.
The type inferring algorithm takes a data sample and tries to cast each row to
the
Field
types and each successful type casting increments a popularity score
for the Field in question.
The type inferring algorithm takes a data sample and tries to cast each row to
the
Field
types and each successful type casting increments a popularity score
for the Field in question.
Create Table from a
File
containing the CSV/JSON
data and with a Schema and a CSVFormat.
Create Table using either a CSV or JSON array-containing string and with a Schema and a CSVFormat.
Create Table from a URL containing either CSV or JSON and with a Schema and a CSVFormat.
Set a Schema for this Table.
Constructor for a Table from String array input data and optionally
a Schema.
-
Read, create, and validate a table schema from a FileReference.
Read, create, and validate a table schema from a local
File
.
Read, create, and validate a table schema from an
InputStream
.
Read, create, and validate a table schema from a JSON string.
Read, create, and validate a table schema from a remote location.
Infer the data types and return the generated schema.
Infer the data types and return the generated schema.
boolean
Similar to
equals(Object)
, but disregards the `format` property
to allow for Schemas that are similar except that Fields have no
defined format.


Swipa is a game developed as an entry into a larger competition run by Serious About Games and in partnership with VPUU. The game made it into the top 4, for a chance to win R1 million in funding from the Western Cape Government.
The game was set to address the problem of youth residing in impoverished and unsafe communities that often exhibit a lack of conscious agency and life skills to guide the making of decisions related to their individual and community development
Gameplay was based off the mechanic of Reigns, but positioned in a way to solve a series of outstanding problems local to South Africa.
Due to the target market being difficult to reach and the conditions they reside in, the game was developed to be extremely lightweight, and be able to be updated without formal updates. The ability to update and build/modify the storyline dynamically through means of a simple Google Sheet.
Basic Facebook auth/login functionality was added to aid distribution.


If you have Python 3, simply type
python3 -m pip install wilson
in your terminal
Jump into the wilson example Jupyter notebook and play around with the code live in your browser!
A detailed documentation of all classes, functions, and methods can be found in the wilson API documentation


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using-readwritesqlite.Rmd
readwritesqlite
is an R package to enhance reading and writing to SQLite databases.
The first task after loading readwritesqlite
is to create an object of class SQLiteConnection. Below we create one in memory although in general the user will want to specify a path.
library(readwritesqlite)
conn <- rws_connect(":memory:")
Individual data frames, environments or named lists of data frames can be written to a connection using rws_write()
.
In the case of a data frame the default table name is the name of the object (an alternative name can be specified using the x_name
argument).
rws_write(rws_data, exists = FALSE, conn = conn)
#> Loading required namespace: units
rws_list_tables(conn)
#> [1] "rws_data"
The fact that rws_write()
accepts environments means that the user can easily write all the data frames in the current environment to a SQLiteConnection.
a_table <- rws_data[c("date", "logical")]
another_table <- rws_data[c("factor", "ordered")]
not_a_table <- 1
rws_write(environment(), exists = FALSE, all = FALSE, conn = conn)
rws_list_tables(conn)
#> [1] "a_table" "another_table" "rws_data"
Objects which are not data frames are silently filtered from environments but cause an error with lists.
By default the exists
argument to the rws_write()
function is TRUE
. This means that only existing tables (which were presumably created by the database designer with appropriate checks and foreign keys) can be written to. If the user wishes to automatically create new tables (if they don’t exist) before writing then they should set exists = NA
. If the user wishes to only write to previously non-existent tables then they should set exists = FALSE
.
The rws_write()
function ensures that writing the new data frame(s) to the database does not violate foreign keys. If any data does the database is left unchanged.
By default, if no check or key violations occur the data frame(s) are written to the database. Otherwise an error message is issued and all changes are rolled back. If the user wishes to simply check whether data could be written to a database without actually making any changes then they can call rws_write()
with commit = FALSE
.
Meta data is recorded if the user uses rws_write()
to write a data frame to an empty table. In order to change or add meta data the user should read the existing data from the table (using rws_read_sqlite()
), modify it accordingly and then re-write it using rws_write()
with delete = TRUE
. The only exception is for factors and ordered factors. If the existing factor levels are already recorded in the meta data then the user can pass data with additional or rearranged levels for factor and with additional levels for ordered factors without deleting the existing data.
If writing data violates a unique or primary key an error message is returned and the table is unaltered. The only exception to this is if replace = TRUE
in which case existing rows which cause unique or primary key violations are removed.
When passing data frames to rws_write()
in the form of an environment or named list, each table must be represented by just one data frame if unique = TRUE
(the default). Duplicates are also not permitted if delete = TRUE
(because the first data to be written will be overwritten) or exists = FALSE
(because the table will exist when the duplicate is written).
When passing data frames to rws_write()
in the form of an environment or named list, if all = TRUE
(the default) and exists
is not FALSE
then each existing tables must be represented at least once. This option is useful for checking all the tables in a data frame are populated when transferring data from an old to new database.
By default strict = TRUE
and extra columns in an input data frame cause an error to be thrown. If strict = FALSE
the error is replaced by a warning and the additional columns are automatically removed from the data. When writing environments or list of data with exists = TRUE
, the strict
argument also determines if extra data frames cause an informative error or are automatically removed with a warning.
If the user wishes to suppress package specific messages or warnings then they should set silent = TRUE
. As the default value is silent = getOption("rws.silent", FALSE)
the user can silence the package session-wide with options(silent = TRUE)
.
Data can be read using rws_read()
which either takes a vector of table names or the connection as the first argument. rws_read()
returns a named list of tibbles. If the connection is the first argument then the named list consists of all tables in the data base.
tables <- rws_read(conn)
names(tables)
#> [1] "a_table" "another_table" "rws_data"
tables$rws_data
#> # A tibble: 3 x 6
#> logical date factor ordered posixct units
#> <lgl> <date> <fct> <ord> <dttm> [m]
#> 1 TRUE 2000-01-01 x x 2001-01-02 03:04:05 10.0
#> 2 FALSE 2001-02-03 y y 2006-07-08 09:10:11 11.5
#> 3 NA NA <NA> <NA> NA NA
The table names can of course be manipulated and list2env()
used to assign the data frames to the current environment.
names(tables) <- toupper(names(tables))
list2env(tables, environment())
If the user wishes to read a single data frame they can use rws_read_table()
rws_read_table("rws_data", conn = conn)
#> # A tibble: 3 x 6
#> logical date factor ordered posixct units
#> <lgl> <date> <fct> <ord> <dttm> [m]
#> 1 TRUE 2000-01-01 x x 2001-01-02 03:04:05 10.0
#> 2 FALSE 2001-02-03 y y 2006-07-08 09:10:11 11.5
#> 3 NA NA <NA> <NA> NA NA
The rws_read_meta()
and rws_read_log()
allow the user to read the meta and log tables.
rws_read_meta(conn)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 4
#> TableMeta ColumnMeta MetaMeta DescriptionMeta
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 A_TABLE DATE class: Date <NA>
#> 2 A_TABLE LOGICAL class: logical <NA>
#> 3 ANOTHER_TABLE FACTOR factor: 'x', 'y' <NA>
#> 4 ANOTHER_TABLE ORDERED ordered: 'y', 'x' <NA>
#> 5 RWS_DATA DATE class: Date <NA>
#> 6 RWS_DATA FACTOR factor: 'x', 'y' <NA>
#> 7 RWS_DATA LOGICAL class: logical <NA>
#> 8 RWS_DATA ORDERED ordered: 'y', 'x' <NA>
#> 9 RWS_DATA POSIXCT tz: Etc/GMT+8 <NA>
#> 10 RWS_DATA UNITS units: m <NA>
rws_read_log(conn)
#> # A tibble: 6 x 5
#> DateTimeUTCLog UserLog TableLog CommandLog NRowLog
#> <dttm> <chr> <chr> <chr> <int>
#> 1 2019-07-07 16:09:59 joe RWS_DATA CREATE 0
#> 2 2019-07-07 16:10:00 joe RWS_DATA INSERT 3
#> 3 2019-07-07 16:10:00 joe A_TABLE CREATE 0
#> 4 2019-07-07 16:10:00 joe A_TABLE INSERT 3
#> 5 2019-07-07 16:10:00 joe ANOTHER_TABLE CREATE 0
#> 6 2019-07-07 16:10:00 joe ANOTHER_TABLE INSERT 3
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David Walliams joins Harry Potter's JK Rowling in £100m league of top-earning kids' authors
Children's author David Walliams has bagged himself a nine-figure cash injection after becoming one of the top-earning British authors
by Tom Bryant, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/tom-bryant/David Walliams has joined Harry Potter writer JK Rowling in the £100million league of top-earning British children’s authors.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge has made the nine-figure sum in 11 years since his first book The Boy In the Dress was published in 2008, claimed the Bookseller trade magazine.
The 48-year-old comedian, whose latest book The Beast of Buckingham Palace was published yesterday, is estimated to have made more than £17million last year alone.
His bestseller is Gangsta Granny, which spent 21 consecutive weeks as the children’s No1 in 2013 and has sold 1.35 million copies in paperback alone. Others include 2016 hit The Midnight Gang, 2017’s Bad Dad, and last year’s The Ice Monster.
He said earlier this month that he writes “one novel a year, a novella a year, a book of short stories a year, and a picture book a year”.
He told BritishTheatre.com: “As soon as I finish one, I know I’ve got to start the next one.”
Other kids’ authors in the £100million club include The Gruffalo writer Julia Donaldson and Tracy Beaker author Jaqueline Wilson.


01. I have the ability to organize ideas, resources, time, and people effectively.
02. I am willing to study and prepare for the task of teaching.
03. I am able to relate the truths of God to specific situations.
04. I have a God-given ability to help others grow in their faith.
05. I possess a special ability to communicate the truth of salvation.
06. I have the ability to make critical decisions when necessary.
07. I am sensitive to the hurts of people.
08. I experience joy in meeting needs through sharing possessions.
09. I enjoy studying.
10. I have delivered God's message of warning and judgment.
11. I am able to sense the true motivation of persons and movements.
12. I have a special ability to trust God in difficult situations.
13. I have a strong desire to contribute to the establishment of new churches.
14. I take action to meet physical and practical needs rather than merely talking about or planning to help.
15. I enjoy entertaining guests in my home.
16. I can adapt my guidance to fit the maturity of those working with me.
17. I can delegate and assign meaningful work.
18. I have an ability and desire to teach.
19. I am able to analyze a situation correctly.
20. I have a natural tendency to encourage others.
21. I am willing to take the initiative in helping other Christians grow in their faith.
22. I have an acute awareness of the emotions of other people, such as loneliness, pain, fear, and anger.
23. I am a cheerful giver.
24. I spend time digging into facts.
25. I feel that I have a message from God to deliver to others.
26. I can recognize when a person is genuine/honest.
27. I am a person of vision (a clear mental portrait of a preferable future given by God). I am able to communicate vision in such a way that others commit to making the vision a reality.
28. I am willing to yield to God's will rather than question and waver.
29. I would like to be more active in getting the gospel to people in other lands.
30. It makes me happy to do things for people in need.
31. I am successful in getting a group to do its work joyfully.
32. I am able to make strangers feel at ease.
33. I have the ability to plan learning approaches.
34. I can identify those who need encouragement.
35. I have trained Christians to be more obedient disciples of Christ.
36. I am willing to do whatever it takes to see others come to Christ.
37. I am attracted to people who are hurting.
38. I am a generous giver.
39. I am able to discover new truths.
40. I have spiritual insights from Scripture concerning issues and people that compel me to speak out.
41. I can sense when a person is acting in accord with God's will.
42. I can trust in God even when things look dark.
43. I can determine where God wants a group to go and help it get there.
44. I have a strong desire to take the gospel to places where it has never been heard.
45. I enjoy reaching out to new people in my church and community.
46. I am sensitive to the needs of people.
47. I am able to make effective and efficient plans for accomplishing the goals of a group.
48. I am consulted when fellow Christians are struggling to make difficult decisions.
49. I think about how I can comfort and encourage others in my congregation.
50. I am able to give spiritual direction to others.
51. I am able to present the gospel to lost persons in such a way that they accept the Lord and His salvation.
52. I possess an unusual capacity to understand the feelings of those in distress.
53. I have a strong sense of stewardship based on the recognition that God owns all things.
54. I have delivered to other persons messages that have come directly from God.
55. I can sense when a person is acting under God's leadership.
56. I try to be in God's will continually and be available for His use.
57. I feel that I should take the gospel to people who have different beliefs from me.
58. I have an acute awareness of the physical needs of others.
59. I am skilled in setting forth positive and precise steps of action.
60. I like to meet visitors at church and make them feel welcome.
61. I explain Scripture in such a way that others understand it.
62. I can see spiritual solutions to problems.
63. I welcome opportunities to help people who need comfort, consolation, encouragement, and counseling.
64. I feel at ease in sharing Christ with nonbelievers.
65. I can influence others to perform to their highest God-given potential.
66. I recognize the signs of stress and distress in others.
67. I desire to give generously and unpretentiously to worthwhile projects and ministries.
68. I can organize facts into meaningful relationships.
69. God gives me messages to deliver to His people.
70. I am able to sense whether people are being honest when they tell of their religious experiences.
71. I enjoy presenting the gospel to persons of other cultures and backgrounds.
72. I enjoy doing little things that help people.
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74. I have been able to apply biblical truth to the specific needs of my church.
75. God has used me to encourage others to live Christlike lives.
76. I have sensed the need to help other people become more effective in their ministries.
77. I like to talk about Jesus to those who do not know Him.
78. I have the ability to make strangers feel comfortable in my home.
79. I have a wide range of study resources and know how to secure information.
80. I feel assured that a situation will change for the glory of God even when the situation seem impossible.


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DEAR FRIEND, I AM DR. AMARACHI SAVIMBI, A FAMILY BROTHER TO THE LATE GENERAL JONAS SAVIMBI, LEADER OF THE ANGOLAN UNITA REBEL WHO WAS SHOT DEAD ON MONDAY 25TH FEBUARY 2002 BY THE OPPOSING FORCES OF ANGOLAN ARMY. FOR THE PAST YEARS NOW OUR COUNTRY HAVE BEEN IN POLITICAL CRISIS AND CONFLITS BETWEEN THE UNITA REBEL AND GOVERMENT ALLIED FORCES.  I CONSIDERED IT A GREAT OPPORTUNITY AS HE IS NOW LATE CONSPHICATED THE PACKAGE AND DIVERTED IT TO ACCRA-GHANA IN WEST AFRICAN NATION, WHERE IT HAS BEEN DEPOSITED IN A TRUST COMPANY ON A SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT AS A TREASURE.  I HAVE THE AMBITION OF INVESTING THIS MONEY AND AS WELL KEEPING A LONG LASTING RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU. PRESENTLY, I AM IN DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, WHERE I HAVE BEEN IN HIDE-OUT FOR SOMETIME NOW,I WAS SENT ON THIS ASSIGNMENT BEFOR HIS DEATH.   HOPING THAT OUR TRANSACTION WILL BE CONSIDERED WITH EVERY CONFIDENTIALITY.  SAVIMBI.


{% extends 'base/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block page_header %} About GLEAM-X {% endblock page_header %} {% block additional_styles %} {% endblock additional_styles %} {% block content %}
As part of the MWA Collaboration policy on open access, the raw visibilities of each year of GLEAM-X observing are public 18 months after observing finishes.
To join the team or work on pre-release GLEAM-X data, please contact Natasha Hurley-Walker via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Pointing Declinations (deg) | -72, -55, -40.5, -26.7, -13, +1.6, +18.3 |
| Pointing HAs (hours) | 0, -1, 1 |
| RA ranges (hours) | 4 to 21 (2018-A); 17 to 8 (2019-B) |
| Central Frequencies (MHz) | 87.68, 118.4, 154.24, 184.96, 215.68 |
| Frequency resolution (kHz) | 10 |
| Time resolution (s) | 0.5 |
The GLEAM-X survey will cover the entire sky south of Dec +30, and will use the extended configuration of the MWA, which will be described in Wayth et al. in prep. A description of the science motivations and survey methodology for GLEAM will be found in Hurley-Walker et al. (in prep). As in the original GLEAM survey, the sky has been divided into seven strips in Declination and five frequency ranges as summarised below. The declinations are chosen such that the peak in the primary beam response for a given setting corresponds approximately to the half power point of the neighbouring beam along the meridian at 150 MHz. The instantaneous frequency coverage of the MWA is 30.72 MHz, so the frequency range between 72 and 231 MHz is divided into five bands that provide near contiguous coverage, but avoid the band around 137 MHz that is contaminated by satellite interference.
The observing is executed as a series of four-week-long campaigns where a single Declination setting is observed in a night, covering a strip approximately 10 to 12 hours in length, depending on the time of year. The Sun can be bright and time-variable at MWA frequencies, so drift scan observations are only performed at night. Within a night, the observing is broken into a series of 120 s scans for each frequency, cycling through all five frequency settings over 10 minutes. Within a scan, typically 108 s of usable data are collected. Every 2 hours throughout the night, a calibration field is observed over all five frequency settings, again as a set of 120 s scans totalling 10 minutes. Each declination strip will receive two meridian drift scans (HA=0), one at HA=+1, and one at HA=-1, to improve (u,v)-coverage and sensitivity.
| Survey Name | Frequency Range | Sensitivity | Angular resolution | Sky area |
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| (MHz) | (mJy/beam) | (arcsec) | (sq deg) | |
| GLEAM-X | 72 - 231 | 1 - 2 | ~45 | 30,000 |
| GLEAM | 72 - 231 | 6 - 10 | ~100 | 30,000 |
| MSSS-LBA | 30 - 74 | ~15 | ~100 | 20,000 |
| VLSS | 74 | 100 | 80 | 30,000 |
| MSSS-HBA | 120 - 160 | ~5 | ~45 | 20,000 |
| TGSS | 150 | 2 - 5 | 25 | 37,000 |
| MWACS | 120 - 180 | 50 | ~180 | 6,100 |
| MRC | 408 | ~150 | ~100 | 24,000 |
| SUMSS | 843 | 1 | 45 | 8,100 |
| NVSS | 1400 | 0.45 | 45 | 35,000 |


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| void | setStatusCode (uint16_t statusCode) |
| void | setStatusText (std::string const &statusText) |
| uint16_t | getStatusCode () |
| std::string | getStatusText () |
| void | setHeader (std::string const &name, std::string const &value) |
| bool | isHeaderWritten () |
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| size_t | write (const uint8_t *buffer, size_t size) |
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| bool | isResponseBuffered () |
| void | finalize () |
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| ConnectionContext * | _con |
Represents the response stream of an HTTP request.
| void httpsserver::HTTPResponse::error | ( | ) |
This method can be called to cancel the ongoing transmission and send the error page (if possible)
| void httpsserver::HTTPResponse::printStd | ( | std::string const & | str | ) |
Writes a string to the response. May be called several times.
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The address of an order on the marketplace
| Property | Required | Data Type | Description | Example Values |
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| AddressLine1 | False | string | The first line of the address |
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| AddressLine2 | False | string | The second line of the address |
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| City | False | string | The city of the address |
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| CompanyName | False | string | The company name of the address |
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| Country | False | string | The ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code of the address |
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| DaytimePhone | False | string | The daytime phone number of the address |
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| EmailAddress | False | string | The email of the person associated with this address |
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| EveningPhone | False | string | The evening phone number of the address |
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| FirstName | False | string | The first name of the person associated with this address |
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| LastName | False | string | The last name of the person associated with this address |
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| NameSuffix | False | string | The suffix of the person associated with this address |
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| PostalCode | False | string | The postal code of the address |
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| StateOrProvince | False | string | The ISO 3166-2 state/province code of the address |
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Use the JSON code below as an example of how this model will be serialized.
- {
- "EmailAddress"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- "FirstName": "Watto",
- "LastName": "Toydarian",
- "AddressLine1": "321 Landing St.",
- "City": "Mos Eisley",
- "Country": "US",
- "PostalCode": "ME-123",
- "StateOrProvince": "NC",
- "AddressLine2": "Ste. 104",
- "CompanyName": "Tosche Stations",
- "DaytimePhone": "919-123-4567",
- "EveningPhone": null,
- "NameSuffix": "Jr."
- }