* You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ import { User } from '../auth/user'; import { SnapshotVersion } from '../core/snapshot_version'; import { Transaction } from '../core/transaction'; import { BatchId, OnlineState, TargetId } from '../core/types'; import { LocalStore } from '../local/local_store'; import { QueryData, QueryPurpose } from '../local/query_data'; import { NoDocument } from '../model/document'; import { DocumentKey } from '../model/document_key'; import { MutationResult } from '../model/mutation'; import { BATCHID_UNKNOWN, MutationBatch, MutationBatchResult } from '../model/mutation_batch'; import { emptyByteString } from '../platform/platform'; import { assert } from '../util/assert'; import { Code, FirestoreError } from '../util/error'; import * as log from '../util/log'; import * as objUtils from '../util/obj'; import { Datastore } from './datastore'; import { ExistenceFilter } from './existence_filter'; import { PersistentListenStream, PersistentWriteStream } from './persistent_stream'; import { ResetMapping, UpdateMapping } from './remote_event'; import { RemoteSyncer } from './remote_syncer'; import { isPermanentError } from './rpc_error'; import { WatchChange, WatchChangeAggregator, WatchTargetChange, WatchTargetChangeState } from './watch_change'; import { OnlineStateTracker } from './online_state_tracker'; import { AsyncQueue } from '../util/async_queue'; const LOG_TAG = 'RemoteStore'; // TODO(b/35853402): Negotiate this with the stream. const MAX_PENDING_WRITES = 10; /** * RemoteStore - An interface to remotely stored data, basically providing a * wrapper around the Datastore that is more reliable for the rest of the * system. * * RemoteStore is responsible for maintaining the connection to the server. * - maintaining a list of active listens. * - reconnecting when the connection is dropped. * - resuming all the active listens on reconnect. * * RemoteStore handles all incoming events from the Datastore. * - listening to the watch stream and repackaging the events as RemoteEvents * - notifying SyncEngine of any changes to the active listens. * * RemoteStore takes writes from other components and handles them reliably. * - pulling pending mutations from LocalStore and sending them to Datastore. * - retrying mutations that failed because of network problems. * - acking mutations to the SyncEngine once they are accepted or rejected. */ export class RemoteStore { private pendingWrites: MutationBatch[] = []; private lastBatchSeen: BatchId = BATCHID_UNKNOWN; /** * A mapping of watched targets that the client cares about tracking and the * user has explicitly called a 'listen' for this target. * * These targets may or may not have been sent to or acknowledged by the * server. On re-establishing the listen stream, these targets should be sent * to the server. The targets removed with unlistens are removed eagerly * without waiting for confirmation from the listen stream. */ private listenTargets: { [targetId: number]: QueryData } = {}; /** * A mapping of targetId to pending acks needed. * * If a targetId is present in this map, then we're waiting for watch to * acknowledge a removal or addition of the target. If a target is not in this * mapping, and it's in the listenTargets map, then we consider the target to * be active. * * We increment the count here every time we issue a request over the stream * to watch or unwatch. We then decrement the count every time we get a target * added or target removed message from the server. Once the count is equal to * 0 we know that the client and server are in the same state (once this state * is reached the targetId is removed from the map to free the memory). */ private pendingTargetResponses: { [targetId: number]: number } = {}; private accumulatedWatchChanges: WatchChange[] = []; private watchStream: PersistentListenStream = null; private writeStream: PersistentWriteStream = null; private onlineStateTracker: OnlineStateTracker; constructor( /** * The local store, used to fill the write pipeline with outbound * mutations and resolve existence filter mismatches. */ private localStore: LocalStore, /** The client-side proxy for interacting with the backend. */ private datastore: Datastore, asyncQueue: AsyncQueue, onlineStateHandler: (onlineState: OnlineState) => void ) { this.onlineStateTracker = new OnlineStateTracker( asyncQueue, onlineStateHandler ); } /** SyncEngine to notify of watch and write events. */ syncEngine: RemoteSyncer; /** * Starts up the remote store, creating streams, restoring state from * LocalStore, etc. */ start(): Promise<void> { return this.enableNetwork(); } private isNetworkEnabled(): boolean { assert( (this.watchStream == null) === (this.writeStream == null), 'WatchStream and WriteStream should both be null or non-null' ); return this.watchStream != null; } /** Re-enables the network. Idempotent. */ enableNetwork(): Promise<void> { if (this.isNetworkEnabled()) { return Promise.resolve(); } // Create new streams (but note they're not started yet). this.watchStream = this.datastore.newPersistentWatchStream(); this.writeStream = this.datastore.newPersistentWriteStream(); // Load any saved stream token from persistent storage return this.localStore.getLastStreamToken().then(token => { this.writeStream.lastStreamToken = token; if (this.shouldStartWatchStream()) { this.startWatchStream(); } else { this.onlineStateTracker.set(OnlineState.Unknown); } return this.fillWritePipeline(); // This may start the writeStream. }); } /** * Temporarily disables the network. The network can be re-enabled using * enableNetwork(). */ async disableNetwork(): Promise<void> { this.disableNetworkInternal(); // Set the OnlineState to Offline so get()s return from cache, etc. this.onlineStateTracker.set(OnlineState.Offline); } /** * Disables the network, if it is currently enabled. */ private disableNetworkInternal(): void { if (this.isNetworkEnabled()) { // NOTE: We're guaranteed not to get any further events from these streams (not even a close // event). this.watchStream.stop(); this.writeStream.stop(); this.cleanUpWatchStreamState(); this.cleanUpWriteStreamState(); this.writeStream = null; this.watchStream = null; } } shutdown(): Promise<void> { log.debug(LOG_TAG, 'RemoteStore shutting down.'); this.disableNetworkInternal(); // Set the OnlineState to Unknown (rather than Offline) to avoid potentially // triggering spurious listener events with cached data, etc. this.onlineStateTracker.set(OnlineState.Unknown); return Promise.resolve(); } /** Starts new listen for the given query. Uses resume token if provided */ listen(queryData: QueryData): void { assert( !objUtils.contains(this.listenTargets, queryData.targetId), 'listen called with duplicate targetId!' ); // Mark this as something the client is currently listening for. this.listenTargets[queryData.targetId] = queryData; if (this.shouldStartWatchStream()) { // The listen will be sent in onWatchStreamOpen this.startWatchStream(); } else if (this.isNetworkEnabled() && this.watchStream.isOpen()) { this.sendWatchRequest(queryData); } } /** Removes the listen from server */ unlisten(targetId: TargetId): void { assert( objUtils.contains(this.listenTargets, targetId), 'unlisten called without assigned target ID!' ); delete this.listenTargets[targetId]; if (this.isNetworkEnabled() && this.watchStream.isOpen()) { this.sendUnwatchRequest(targetId); if (objUtils.isEmpty(this.listenTargets)) { this.watchStream.markIdle(); } } } /** * We need to increment the the expected number of pending responses we're due * from watch so we wait for the ack to process any messages from this target. */ private sendWatchRequest(queryData: QueryData): void { this.recordPendingTargetRequest(queryData.targetId); this.watchStream.watch(queryData); } /** * We need to increment the expected number of pending responses we're due * from watch so we wait for the removal on the server before we process any * messages from this target. */ private sendUnwatchRequest(targetId: TargetId): void { this.recordPendingTargetRequest(targetId); this.watchStream.unwatch(targetId); } /** * Increment the mapping of how many acks are needed from watch before we can * consider the server to be 'in-sync' with the client's active targets. */ private recordPendingTargetRequest(targetId: TargetId): void { // For each request we get we need to record we need a response for it. this.pendingTargetResponses[targetId] = (this.pendingTargetResponses[targetId] || 0) + 1; } private startWatchStream(): void { assert( this.shouldStartWatchStream(), 'startWriteStream() called when shouldStartWatchStream() is false.' ); this.watchStream.start({ onOpen: this.onWatchStreamOpen.bind(this), onClose: this.onWatchStreamClose.bind(this), onWatchChange: this.onWatchStreamChange.bind(this) }); this.onlineStateTracker.handleWatchStreamStart(); } /** * Returns whether the watch stream should be started because it's necessary * and has not yet been started. */ private shouldStartWatchStream(): boolean { return ( this.isNetworkEnabled() && !this.watchStream.isStarted() && !objUtils.isEmpty(this.listenTargets) ); } private cleanUpWatchStreamState(): void { // If the connection is closed then we'll never get a snapshot version for // the accumulated changes and so we'll never be able to complete the batch. // When we start up again the server is going to resend these changes // anyway, so just toss the accumulated state. this.accumulatedWatchChanges = []; this.pendingTargetResponses = {}; } private async onWatchStreamOpen(): Promise<void> { // TODO(b/35852690): close the stream again (with some timeout?) if no watch // targets are active objUtils.forEachNumber(this.listenTargets, (targetId, queryData) => { this.sendWatchRequest(queryData); }); } private async onWatchStreamClose( error: FirestoreError | null ): Promise<void> { assert( this.isNetworkEnabled(), 'onWatchStreamClose() should only be called when the network is enabled' ); this.cleanUpWatchStreamState(); this.onlineStateTracker.handleWatchStreamFailure(); // If there was an error, retry the connection. if (this.shouldStartWatchStream()) { this.startWatchStream(); } else { // No need to restart watch stream because there are no active targets. // The online state is set to unknown because there is no active attempt // at establishing a connection this.onlineStateTracker.set(OnlineState.Unknown); } } private async onWatchStreamChange( watchChange: WatchChange, snapshotVersion: SnapshotVersion ): Promise<void> { // Mark the client as online since we got a message from the server this.onlineStateTracker.set(OnlineState.Online); if ( watchChange instanceof WatchTargetChange && watchChange.state === WatchTargetChangeState.Removed && watchChange.cause ) { // There was an error on a target, don't wait for a consistent snapshot // to raise events return this.handleTargetError(watchChange); } // Accumulate watch changes but don't process them if there's no // snapshotVersion or it's older than a previous snapshot we've processed // (can happen after we resume a target using a resume token). this.accumulatedWatchChanges.push(watchChange); if ( !snapshotVersion.isEqual(SnapshotVersion.MIN) && snapshotVersion.compareTo( this.localStore.getLastRemoteSnapshotVersion() ) >= 0 ) { const changes = this.accumulatedWatchChanges; this.accumulatedWatchChanges = []; return this.handleWatchChangeBatch(snapshotVersion, changes); } } /** * Takes a batch of changes from the Datastore, repackages them as a * RemoteEvent, and passes that on to the listener, which is typically the * SyncEngine. */ private handleWatchChangeBatch( snapshotVersion: SnapshotVersion, changes: WatchChange[] ): Promise<void> { const aggregator = new WatchChangeAggregator( snapshotVersion, this.listenTargets, this.pendingTargetResponses ); aggregator.addChanges(changes); const remoteEvent = aggregator.createRemoteEvent(); // Get the new response counts from the aggregator this.pendingTargetResponses = aggregator.pendingTargetResponses; const promises: Array<Promise<void>> = []; // Handle existence filters and existence filter mismatches. objUtils.forEachNumber( aggregator.existenceFilters, (targetId: TargetId, filter: ExistenceFilter) => { const queryData = this.listenTargets[targetId]; Iif (!queryData) { // A watched target might have been removed already. return; } const query = queryData.query; if (query.isDocumentQuery()) { Eif (filter.count === 0) { // The existence filter told us the document does not exist. // We need to deduce that this document does not exist and apply // a deleted document to our updates. Without applying a deleted // document there might be another query that will raise this // document as part of a snapshot until it is resolved, // essentially exposing inconsistency between queries. const key = new DocumentKey(query.path); const deletedDoc = new NoDocument(key, snapshotVersion); remoteEvent.addDocumentUpdate(deletedDoc); } else { assert( filter.count === 1, 'Single document existence filter with count: ' + filter.count ); } } else { // Not a document query. const promise = this.localStore .remoteDocumentKeys(targetId) .then(trackedRemote => { if (remoteEvent.targetChanges[targetId]) { const mapping = remoteEvent.targetChanges[targetId].mapping; Eif (mapping !== null) { Eif (mapping instanceof UpdateMapping) { trackedRemote = mapping.applyToKeySet(trackedRemote); } else { assert( mapping instanceof ResetMapping, 'Expected either reset or update mapping but got something else: ' + mapping ); trackedRemote = mapping.documents; } } } if (trackedRemote.size !== filter.count) { // Existence filter mismatch, resetting mapping. // Make sure the mismatch is exposed in the remote event. remoteEvent.handleExistenceFilterMismatch(targetId); // Clear the resume token for the query, since we're in a // known mismatch state. const newQueryData = new QueryData( query, targetId, queryData.purpose ); this.listenTargets[targetId] = newQueryData; // Cause a hard reset by unwatching and rewatching // immediately, but deliberately don't send a resume token // so that we get a full update. // Make sure we expect that this acks are going to happen. this.sendUnwatchRequest(targetId); // Mark the query we send as being on behalf of an existence // filter mismatch, but don't actually retain that in // listenTargets. This ensures that we flag the first // re-listen this way without impacting future listens of // this target (that might happen e.g. on reconnect). const requestQueryData = new QueryData( query, targetId, QueryPurpose.ExistenceFilterMismatch ); this.sendWatchRequest(requestQueryData); } }); promises.push(promise); } } ); return Promise.all(promises).then(() => { // Update in-memory resume tokens. LocalStore will update the // persistent view of these when applying the completed RemoteEvent. objUtils.forEachNumber(remoteEvent.targetChanges, (targetId, change) => { if (change.resumeToken.length > 0) { const queryData = this.listenTargets[targetId]; // A watched target might have been removed already. Eif (queryData) { this.listenTargets[targetId] = queryData.update({ resumeToken: change.resumeToken, snapshotVersion: change.snapshotVersion }); } } }); // Finally handle remote event return this.syncEngine.applyRemoteEvent(remoteEvent); }); } /** Handles an error on a target */ private handleTargetError(watchChange: WatchTargetChange): Promise<void> { assert(!!watchChange.cause, 'Handling target error without a cause'); const error = watchChange.cause!; let promiseChain = Promise.resolve(); watchChange.targetIds.forEach(targetId => { promiseChain = promiseChain.then(async () => { // A watched target might have been removed already. Eif (objUtils.contains(this.listenTargets, targetId)) { delete this.listenTargets[targetId]; return this.syncEngine.rejectListen(targetId, error); } }); }); return promiseChain; } cleanUpWriteStreamState() { this.lastBatchSeen = BATCHID_UNKNOWN; log.debug( LOG_TAG, 'Stopping write stream with ' + this.pendingWrites.length + ' pending writes' ); this.pendingWrites = []; } /** * Notifies that there are new mutations to process in the queue. This is * typically called by SyncEngine after it has sent mutations to LocalStore. */ async fillWritePipeline(): Promise<void> { if (this.canWriteMutations()) { return this.localStore .nextMutationBatch(this.lastBatchSeen) .then(batch => { if (batch === null) { if (this.pendingWrites.length === 0) { this.writeStream.markIdle(); } } else { this.commit(batch); return this.fillWritePipeline(); } }); } } /** * Returns true if the backend can accept additional write requests. * * When sending mutations to the write stream (e.g. in fillWritePipeline), * call this method first to check if more mutations can be sent. * * Currently the only thing that can prevent the backend from accepting * write requests is if there are too many requests already outstanding. As * writes complete the backend will be able to accept more. */ canWriteMutations(): boolean { return ( this.isNetworkEnabled() && this.pendingWrites.length < MAX_PENDING_WRITES ); } // For testing outstandingWrites(): number { return this.pendingWrites.length; } /** * Given mutations to commit, actually commits them to the Datastore. Note * that this does *not* return a Promise specifically because the AsyncQueue * should not block operations for this. */ private commit(batch: MutationBatch): void { assert( this.canWriteMutations(), "commit called when batches can't be written" ); this.lastBatchSeen = batch.batchId; this.pendingWrites.push(batch); if (this.shouldStartWriteStream()) { this.startWriteStream(); } else if (this.isNetworkEnabled() && this.writeStream.handshakeComplete) { this.writeStream.writeMutations(batch.mutations); } } private shouldStartWriteStream(): boolean { return ( this.isNetworkEnabled() && !this.writeStream.isStarted() && this.pendingWrites.length > 0 ); } private startWriteStream(): void { assert( this.shouldStartWriteStream(), 'startWriteStream() called when shouldStartWriteStream() is false.' ); this.writeStream.start({ onOpen: this.onWriteStreamOpen.bind(this), onClose: this.onWriteStreamClose.bind(this), onHandshakeComplete: this.onWriteHandshakeComplete.bind(this), onMutationResult: this.onMutationResult.bind(this) }); } private async onWriteStreamOpen(): Promise<void> { this.writeStream.writeHandshake(); } private onWriteHandshakeComplete(): Promise<void> { // Record the stream token. return this.localStore .setLastStreamToken(this.writeStream.lastStreamToken) .then(() => { // Drain any pending writes. // // Note that at this point pendingWrites contains mutations that // have already been accepted by fillWritePipeline/commitBatch. If // the pipeline is full, canWriteMutations will be false, despite // the fact that we actually need to send mutations over. // // This also means that this method indirectly respects the limits // imposed by canWriteMutations since writes can't be added to the // pendingWrites array when canWriteMutations is false. If the // limits imposed by canWriteMutations actually protect us from // DOSing ourselves then those limits won't be exceeded here and // we'll continue to make progress. for (const batch of this.pendingWrites) { this.writeStream.writeMutations(batch.mutations); } }); } private onMutationResult( commitVersion: SnapshotVersion, results: MutationResult[] ): Promise<void> { // This is a response to a write containing mutations and should be // correlated to the first pending write. assert( this.pendingWrites.length > 0, 'Got result for empty pending writes' ); const batch = this.pendingWrites.shift()!; const success = MutationBatchResult.from( batch, commitVersion, results, this.writeStream.lastStreamToken ); return this.syncEngine.applySuccessfulWrite(success).then(() => { // It's possible that with the completion of this mutation another // slot has freed up. return this.fillWritePipeline(); }); } private async onWriteStreamClose(error?: FirestoreError): Promise<void> { assert( this.isNetworkEnabled(), 'onWriteStreamClose() should only be called when the network is enabled' ); // If the write stream closed due to an error, invoke the error callbacks if // there are pending writes. if (error && this.pendingWrites.length > 0) { assert( !!error, 'We have pending writes, but the write stream closed without an error' ); // A promise that is resolved after we processed the error let errorHandling: Promise<void>; Eif (this.writeStream.handshakeComplete) { // This error affects the actual write. errorHandling = this.handleWriteError(error!); } else { // If there was an error before the handshake has finished, it's // possible that the server is unable to process the stream token // we're sending. (Perhaps it's too old?) errorHandling = this.handleHandshakeError(error!); } return errorHandling.then(() => { // The write stream might have been started by refilling the write // pipeline for failed writes if (this.shouldStartWriteStream()) { this.startWriteStream(); } }); } // No pending writes, nothing to do } private async handleHandshakeError(error: FirestoreError): Promise<void> { // Reset the token if it's a permanent error or the error code is // ABORTED, signaling the write stream is no longer valid. if (isPermanentError(error.code) || error.code === Code.ABORTED) { log.debug( LOG_TAG, 'RemoteStore error before completed handshake; resetting stream token: ', this.writeStream.lastStreamToken ); this.writeStream.lastStreamToken = emptyByteString(); return this.localStore.setLastStreamToken(emptyByteString()); } else { // Some other error, don't reset stream token. Our stream logic will // just retry with exponential backoff. } } private async handleWriteError(error: FirestoreError): Promise<void> { if (isPermanentError(error.code)) { // This was a permanent error, the request itself was the problem // so it's not going to succeed if we resend it. const batch = this.pendingWrites.shift()!; // In this case it's also unlikely that the server itself is melting // down -- this was just a bad request so inhibit backoff on the next // restart. this.writeStream.inhibitBackoff(); return this.syncEngine .rejectFailedWrite(batch.batchId, error) .then(() => { // It's possible that with the completion of this mutation // another slot has freed up. return this.fillWritePipeline(); }); } else { // Transient error, just let the retry logic kick in. } } createTransaction(): Transaction { return new Transaction(this.datastore); } handleUserChange(user: User): Promise<void> { log.debug(LOG_TAG, 'RemoteStore changing users: uid=', user.uid); // If the network has been explicitly disabled, make sure we don't // accidentally re-enable it. Eif (this.isNetworkEnabled()) { // Tear down and re-create our network streams. This will ensure we get a fresh auth token // for the new user and re-fill the write pipeline with new mutations from the LocalStore // (since mutations are per-user). this.disableNetworkInternal(); this.onlineStateTracker.set(OnlineState.Unknown); return this.enableNetwork(); } } } |


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This module contains classes and functions for doing linear algebra.
- This class represents a vector of arbitrary size and related operations.
**Overview about the methods:**
- constructor(components : list) : init the vector
- set(components : list) : changes the vector components.
- \_\_str\_\_() : toString method
- component(i : int): gets the i-th component (start by 0)
- \_\_len\_\_() : gets the size / length of the vector (number of components)
- euclidLength() : returns the eulidean length of the vector.
- operator + : vector addition
- operator - : vector subtraction
- operator * : scalar multiplication and dot product
- copy() : copies this vector and returns it.
- changeComponent(pos,value) : changes the specified component.
- This class represents a matrix of arbitrary size and operations on it.
**Overview about the methods:**
- \_\_str\_\_() : returns a string representation
- operator * : implements the matrix vector multiplication
implements the matrix-scalar multiplication.
- changeComponent(x,y,value) : changes the specified component.
- component(x,y) : returns the specified component.
- width() : returns the width of the matrix
- height() : returns the height of the matrix
- determinate() : returns the determinate of the matrix if it is square
- operator + : implements the matrix-addition.
- operator - _ implements the matrix-subtraction
This module uses docstrings to enable the use of Python’s in-built help(...)
function. For instance, try help(Vector)
, help(unitBasisVector)
, and help(CLASSNAME.METHODNAME)
.
Import the module lib.py
from the src directory into your project. Alternatively, you can directly use the Python bytecode file lib.pyc
.
src/tests.py
contains Python unit tests which can be run with python3 -m unittest -v
.


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Sébastien Mouthuy
smouthuy at gmail.com
Wed May 16 12:21:00 CEST 2007
Well here is exactly what I want to do:
I have a class inheriting Space
class CSPSubset : Space{
SetVar S;
IntVar C;
CSPSubset(...) {
post some constraints on S and C
}
CSPSubset(bool share, CSPSubset& csps)
: Space(share,csps)
{
S.update(this, share, csps.S);
C.update(this, share, csps.C);
}
Actor* copy(..)...
...
};
The fact is that this CSP is only partial. I want to let an external
user to specify more constraints on S and C. Of course, I could ask the
user to extend CSPSubset, but I have several classes like CSPSubset
using SetVar S that I must constrain as the user wants. And I don't want
to ask the user to write one class extending each CSP I wrote.
Thus what I would like, is that the user would write a class like
class SVconstrainer {
//eventually some IntVar and SetVar
SetVar S1, S2;
IntVar Tmp;
constrain( Space *home, SetVar S, IntVar C){
// post of some propagators
cardinality(home, S , 1 , 3);
rel(home, S1, SRT_NEQ, S);
weight(home, .., .., S, C);
...
}
SVConstrainer (Space *home, bool share, SVconstrainer& svc){
S1.update(home, share, svc.S1);
S2.update(home, share, svc.S2;
Tmp.update(home, sharfe, svc.Tmp);
}
};
And then CSPSubset would look like as
class CSPSubset : Space{
SetVar S;
IntVar C;
SVconstrainer sv;
CSPSubset(SVconstrainer svc) {
post some constraints on S and C
svc.constrain(this, S, C);
sv = svc;
}
CSPSubset(bool share, CSPSubset& csps)
: Space(share,csps), sv(this, share, csps.sv)
{
S.update(this, share, csps.S);
C.update(this, share, csps.C);
}
Actor* copy(..)...
...
};
Hope this is precise enough. Because I am designing a global constraint,
I need that in order to have a nice interface with the user that will
use it.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
sebastien
Le mercredi 16 mai 2007 à 10:28 +0200, Christian Schulte a écrit :
> Still, you need to be more detailled. What is clear, you need to follow a
> structure where your variables are updated, check the examples that tell you
> how to. So, whatever you do, you must inherit from a Space, maintain the
> variables you want to use in that space and update your variables through
> that space.
>
> Christian
>
> --
> Christian Schulte, http://www.imit.kth.se/~schulte/
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
> Of Sébastien Mouthuy
> Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 8:51 AM
> To: Guido Tack
> Cc: users at gecode.org
> Subject: Re: [gecode-users] (no subject)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Le mercredi 16 mai 2007 à 07:57 +0200, Guido Tack a écrit :
> > Hi.
> >
> > Sébastien Mouthuy wrote:
> >
> > > I want to create a class with a static function that could post
> > > propagators on a SetVar. i.e. something like [...]
> > >
> > > I tried this but it seems not to work.
> >
> > What exactly do you mean by "does not work"? Does it crash, or do you
> > simply not get the result you expect?
> I don't get the result I expected, like variables not updated, somethong
> strange...
>
> > What is the context, from where
> > do you call "constrainSetVar"?
>
> I want to write a generic CSP with some SetVar (this is easy). But I want an
> external user to be able to post constraints on these SetVar (this is the
> problem). Thus my generic CSP should be able to call a function (given by
> template or parameter) that will post propagators on some SetVar.
>
> I would also need a way to update SetVar when copying. I cannot simply
> extends the class defining the generic CSP, because I have several generic
> CSP that need to constraint SetVar in the same way (specified by the user).
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> sebastien
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Guido
> >
>
>
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| nflfastr_rosters {ffscrapr} | R Documentation |
Fetches a copy of roster data from nflfastr's data repository. The same input/output as nflfastr's fast_scraper_roster function.
nflfastr_rosters(seasons)
seasons |
A numeric vector of seasons, earliest of which is 1999 |
If you have any issues with the output of this data, please open an issue in the nflfastr repository.
Data frame where each individual row represents a player in the roster of the given team and season
https://www.nflfastr.com/reference/fast_scraper_roster.html
try( # try only shown here because sometimes CRAN checks are weird nflfastr_rosters(seasons = 2019:2020) )


| Time Frame | Probably a slider | |||||
| Period (Quarterly or Yearly) | Drop down | |||||
| Units | Thousands/ Millions/ Dollars | |||||
| Decimals | ||||||
| Balance Sheet | ||||||
| Balance Sheet as of: | Dec-31-2015 | 十二月-31-2016 | 十二月-31-2017 | 十二月-31-2018 | 十二月-31-2019 | 九月-30-2020 |
| ASSETS | ||||||
| Cash And Equivalents | 1,467.0 | 1,377.0 | 1,668.0 | 714.0 | 247.0 | 162.0 |
| Total Cash & ST Investments | 1,467.0 | 1,377.0 | 1,668.0 | 714.0 | 247.0 | 162.0 |
| Accounts Receivable | 1,253.0 | 1,128.0 | 1,345.0 | 1,194.0 | 1,062.0 | 899.0 |
| Total Receivables | 1,253.0 | 1,128.0 | 1,345.0 | 1,194.0 | 1,062.0 | 899.0 |
| Inventory | 570.0 | 476.0 | 368.0 | 401.0 | 502.0 | 503.0 |
| Prepaid Exp. | 290.0 | 179.0 | 129.0 | 105.0 | 56.0 | 52.0 |
| Other Current Assets | 172.0 | 81.0 | 215.0 | 273.0 | 94.0 | 103.0 |
| Total Current Assets | 3,752.0 | 3,241.0 | 3,725.0 | 2,687.0 | 1,961.0 | 1,719.0 |
| Gross Property, Plant & Equipment | 46,150.0 | 46,749.0 | 43,402.0 | 46,756.0 | 43,145.0 | 43,553.0 |
| Accumulated Depreciation | (25,312.0) | (27,882.0) | (25,643.0) | (28,335.0) | (28,987.0) | (34,486.0) |
| Net Property, Plant & Equipment | 20,838.0 | 18,867.0 | 17,759.0 | 18,421.0 | 14,158.0 | 9,067.0 |
| Long-term Investments | - | - | - | 121.0 | 1,258.0 | 1,524.0 |
| Goodwill | - | 87.0 | - | - | - | - |
| Deferred Tax Assets, LT | 5.0 | 5.0 | 18.0 | 91.0 | 29.0 | - |
| Deferred Charges, LT | 905.0 | 319.0 | 404.0 | 262.0 | 694.0 | 556.0 |
| Other Long-Term Assets | - | - | 16.0 | - | 7.0 | 9.0 |
| Total Assets | 25,500.0 | 22,519.0 | 21,922.0 | 21,582.0 | 18,107.0 | 12,875.0 |
| LIABILITIES | ||||||
| Accounts Payable | 618.0 | 585.0 | 641.0 | 709.0 | 695.0 | 395.0 |
| Accrued Exp. | 1,086.0 | 919.0 | 1,134.0 | 1,127.0 | 826.0 | 485.0 |
| Curr. Port. of LT Debt | 1.0 | - | 550.0 | 150.0 | - | 183.0 |
| Curr. Port. of Leases | - | - | - | 1.0 | 180.0 | 111.0 |
| Curr. Income Taxes Payable | 47.0 | 22.0 | 55.0 | 58.0 | 51.0 | 18.0 |
| Other Current Liabilities | 89.0 | 317.0 | 184.0 | 156.0 | 103.0 | 190.0 |
| Total Current Liabilities | 1,841.0 | 1,843.0 | 2,564.0 | 2,201.0 | 1,855.0 | 1,382.0 |
| Long-Term Debt | 8,716.0 | 8,544.0 | 7,934.0 | 8,054.0 | 8,518.0 | 8,714.0 |
| Long-Term Leases | - | - | - | 39.0 | 234.0 | 36.0 |
| Def. Tax Liability, Non-Curr. | 2,529.0 | 1,710.0 | 545.0 | 391.0 | 346.0 | 271.0 |
| Other Non-Current Liabilities | 2,924.0 | 2,743.0 | 2,088.0 | 2,085.0 | 2,031.0 | 2,330.0 |
| Total Liabilities | 16,010.0 | 14,840.0 | 13,131.0 | 12,770.0 | 12,984.0 | 12,733.0 |
| Pref. Stock, Other | - | - | - | - | 103.0 | 179.0 |
| Total Pref. Equity | - | - | - | - | 103.0 | 179.0 |
| Common Stock | 257.0 | 258.0 | 259.0 | 260.0 | 261.0 | 262.0 |
| Additional Paid In Capital | 12,619.0 | 12,364.0 | 12,128.0 | 12,106.0 | 11,769.0 | 11,741.0 |
| Retained Earnings | (1,980.0) | (3,385.0) | (2,088.0) | (2,048.0) | (5,601.0) | (10,471.0) |
| Treasury Stock | (2,889.0) | (2,887.0) | (2,887.0) | (3,192.0) | (3,190.0) | (3,189.0) |
| Comprehensive Inc. and Other | (119.0) | (112.0) | 4.0 | 4.0 | 16.0 | 16.0 |
| Total Common Equity | 7,888.0 | 6,238.0 | 7,416.0 | 7,130.0 | 3,255.0 | (1,641.0) |
| Minority Interest | 1,602.0 | 1,441.0 | 1,375.0 | 1,682.0 | 1,765.0 | 1,604.0 |
| Total Equity | 9,490.0 | 7,679.0 | 8,791.0 | 8,812.0 | 5,123.0 | 142.0 |
| Total Liabilities And Equity | 25,500.0 | 22,519.0 | 21,922.0 | 21,582.0 | 18,107.0 | 12,875.0 |


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Ford Mustang Mach-E Pre-Order Books Now Open, Starts At $43,895
Deliveries will kick off late next year.
by Anthony KarrYou can now put down a reservation for the Ford Mustang Mach-E, but there’s a little catch. At this point, you can only place a $500 deposit for the limited First Edition model, which has an estimated starting price of $59,900, or the Premium model, which starts at an estimated $50,600. Both will be delivered to customers in late 2020. The base price of the entry-level trim (dubbed Select) is significantly lower, but we’ll get to that later. First, let’s take a look at the cars you are actually able to reserve today.
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The Mustang Mach-E First Edition comes nicely loaded with features such as red brake calipers, sports pedals with metallic covers, scuff plates marked 'First Edition,' and contrasting stitching for the seats. The launch variant of the EV is available exclusively with the optional extended-range battery and all-wheel-drive, which results in an estimated range of up to 270 miles (435 kilometers) between charges.
Meanwhile, the less special, but less pricey, Premium model comes well equipped with kit such as a hands-free power liftgate, panoramic glass roof, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, a surround-view camera, and more. The cheapest Mach-E Premium nets rear-wheel-drive and the standard range battery pack, which makes for a crossover that packs 255 horsepower (190 kilowatts) and a targeted 230 miles (370 kilometers) of range. All-wheel-drive adds $2,700 to the price tag and costs an estimated 20 miles (32 kilometers) of range.
Opting for the bigger battery pack is a $5,000 option that nets a targeted 300 miles (483 kilometers) of range and 282 hp (210 kW), while the larger pack with all-wheel-drive is a $7,700 additional charge that lowers the range to an estimated 270 miles (435 kilometers) but ups the power to a cool 332 horses (248 kW).
Penny pinchers will find more to like about the entry-level Mustang Mach-E Select, which sports an estimated starting price of $43,895. Alas, deliveries won’t begin until the beginning of 2021.
Gallery: 2020 Ford Mustang Mach-E
If the Select or Premium trims don't interest you, then maybe the California Rt. 1 will. The oddly named trim is RWD-only but features the larger battery pack. Ford notes this model is "uniquely equipped for max range," however, its targeted range of 300 miles is no better than that of a Mach-E Premium with rear-wheel-drive and the big battery pack. Still, we anticipate the Mach-E California Rt. 1 will be slightly more efficient in the real world thanks to its model-specific 18-inch wheels that feature inserts aimed at improving the crossover's aerodynamics. Like the base Select trim, the California Rt. 1 will begin reaching customers in early 2021.
Finally, the range-topping Mustang Mach-E GT arrives in Spring 2021. The performance-oriented model starts at an estimated $60,500 and offers 250 miles (402 kilometers) in range. While Ford has yet to release a horsepower figure for the all-wheel-drive model, the Blue Oval estimates the GT will go from 0 to 60 miles per hour (96 kilometers per hour) in less than four seconds.
It’s important to note that all prices are before destination, and before any federal and state discounts that might be available. Fortunately for Ford, its all-electric models are still eligible to receive the federal government's full $7,500 tax credit. All Mustang Mach-E models also have an eight-year, 100,000-mile warranty on the battery. Visit this site for more pricing and ordering details.
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Functions for estimating catalytic constant and Michaelis-Menten constant for enzyme kinetics model using Metropolis-Hasting algorithm within Gibbs sampler based on the Bayesian framework. Additionally, a function to create plot to identify the goodness-of-fit is included.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.2) |
| Imports: | numDeriv |
| Published: | 2017-11-26 |
| Author: | Boseung Choi, Grzegorz A. Rempala, Jae Kyoung Kim |
| Maintainer: | Boseung Choi <cbskust at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | EKMCMC results |
| Reference manual: | EKMCMC.pdf |
| Package source: | EKMCMC_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: EKMCMC_0.1.0.zip, r-release: EKMCMC_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: EKMCMC_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: EKMCMC_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: EKMCMC_0.1.0.tgz |
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Child dead, another missing as building collapses in Narayanganj
by bdnews24.comA 12-year-old boy has died and another is missing as rescuers have pulled six survivors from the debris of a building that collapsed in a canal in Narayanganj.
Citing witnesses, Fire Service and Civil Defence official Abdullah Arefin said the four-storey under-construction building in Baburail area of the town collapsed with a loud bang around 4pm on Sunday.
The dead child has been identified as Sohel, a student of class six in Haji Ujir Ali School in the neighbourhood.
He was crushed to death on the spot, Arefin said.
The six injured survivors were sent to the Khanpur Hospital in the town, the fire service official said.
“We are searching for another 12-year-old boy named Wazid.”


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---
layout: post
title: openHAB is out!
date: '2010-02-21T22:11:00.001+01:00'
author: Kai Kreuzer
tags:
- openhab
modified_time: '2010-02-21T22:12:27.360+01:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5335810078566775677.post-4650468355057784503
blogger_orig_url: http://kaikreuzer.blogspot.com/2010/02/openhab-is-out.html
---
It took quite some preparation, but finally I can anounce that I have created the envisioned Open Source project for my (and others!) home automation needs!
In order to avoid any brandmark violations, I have reconsidered the name of the project, so that it is now called the open Home Automation Bus (openHAB).
You will find the project hosted at Google Code at http://openhab.org, even an initial codebase is already available. Although it's not doing much at all yet, it should give interested persons an idea of its architecture and show that things are moving and the project is on its way.
I will soon post further background information about the decisions taken, so stay tuned :-)


--- short: t-tabularchunked type: transformer color: indigo title: Tabular chunked description: Transforms CSV files to RDF data chunks. ---
Transformer. Used to transform CSV files to RDF data chunks according to the Generating RDF from Tabular Data on the Web W3C Recommendation. This version of the Tabular component produces chunked RDF data for processing of a larger number of independent entities with lower memory consumption.
The core functionality is identical to the non chunked Tabular component.


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The spotify-search component takes the value from the input, and we take its output to render a list of items.
Take a look at the source of the example for more information. Note that the <input> plus the JavaScript code be replaced with a <core-input> polymer component.
By {{item.artists.0.name}} in album {{item.album.name}}


Before Change
def K(self,X,X2,target):
Compute the covariance matrix between X and X2.
self._K_computations(X,X2)
target += self._K1*self._K2
def _K_computations(self,X,X2):
Compute the two kernel matrices.
After Change
return parameter names.
return [self.k1.name + "_" + param_name for param_name in self.k1._get_param_names()] + [self.k2.name + "_" + param_name for param_name in self.k2._get_param_names()]
def K(self,X,X2,target):
Compute the covariance matrix between X and X2.
if X2 is None: X2 = X
target1 = np.zeros_like(target)
target2 = np.zeros_like(target)
self.k1.K(X[:,:self.k1.D],X2[:,:self.k1.D],target1)
self.k2.K(X[:,self.k1.D:],X2[:,self.k1.D:],target2)
target += target1 * target2
def dK_dtheta(self,dL_dK,X,X2,target):


I visited a number of design sites on CSS Zen Garden. From the site, I collected some design elements I would like to incorporate into my own site.
The closest and most universal analogy that springs to mind is to liken the way these technologies interface with one another is how someone would think about building their own home. I'm not talking about buying a house and giving it a new coat of paint: I'm talking about building a home from the ground up.
There's so much to think about when considering what makes a house your home: how it's going to make you comfortable, how it's going to hold out in the weather, what you're going to do in it, how you're going to have friends and family over in it, etc.
I'd say HTML, CSS, and the DOM are analogous to the functionality, style, and structure of a house (in that respective order).
If my friend has explicitly asked me to provide an analogous explanation, I would say that:
The boxifying design is the art of thinking of everything we apply to a webpage and its contents in terms of boxes. Text, columns, images, headings - they all live in a box, no matter how they actually appear to the human eye. These boxes are their own elements and have their own properties in their own right - their sizes, alignment, colours and borders can be modified and styled.
The box model refers to the properties an element has the can be modified using a combination of HTML and CSS.
Starting from the inside, the content refers to the content itself, which can be text or media.
Wrapped around the content is the padding - essentially, modifiable empty space.
The border defines the edging of the padding.
The marging works much like a page margin: blank space that encapsulates the element in its entirety.
In sum, the box model gives definition and versatility to elements within an HTML page. It can be tedious to master, but incredibly powerful. Honestly, I would have rather used this model rather than embedding images in Microsoft Word for all of my school assignments growing up (Oh. My. Word.).


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| DOSE: |
1 hit |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| |
2 hits |
smoked |
DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
A Divine Moment of Truth
Background: This report documents my first experience smoking DMT. I am male, at the time of this experience 22 years old and weighing around 120 pounds. I take no prescription or over-the-counter medications, but use marijuana and yerba mate on a daily basis. I have experienced breakthrough doses of Salvia divinorum and 5-MeO-DMT, as well as experimenting with ayahuasca-type brews, so I had some good preparation for the territory I was about to enter. I have also done extensive research and reading into the DMT experience, so I knew roughly what to expect. Other commonly available psychedelics I was familiar with at this time include mushrooms, hawaiian baby woodrose, 2C-I, Trichocereus cacti, MDMA and LSD.
Setting: This experience took place in August 2007 at a large (around 12,000 people) electronic music festival. It was late afternoon, and we were up in the woods away from the noise and chaos of the party. The forest was primarily red cedar and alder, and scattered around us were the burnt-out stumps of some ancient forest giants. The last light of the sun glinted golden through the tree tops.
Mindset: I had spent the previous four days ecstatically dancing, smoking tons of pot, hanging out with friends and tripping on a variety of substances. On Wednesday night I had done mushrooms, on Thursday night a lot more mushrooms. Friday I moved on to 2C-I and nitrous oxide during the day, rounded out with a small dose of MDMA in the evening. Saturday we had an amazing group trip with peruvian torch cactus and high doses of MDMA. Sunday I was generally in a very blissed-out state, feeling good in mind and body although a bit worn out after four nights of partying. I was definitely still on after glow of the cactus and MDMA, when I took a hit of blotter acid. That was several hours before smoking the DMT, but I was still feeling some mild effects of the acid when I smoked the DMT. I was in a very open state of mind, enthusiastic about life and ready for whatever came my way.
The experience: There were four of us who partook of DMT, myself, my friend Dean, his friend Stan and Stan’s girlfriend. It was Stan’s first time doing DMT, but like me he is well read on the subject. Dean has plenty of experience with synthetic DMT, but when he showed me the slightly red crystals and when I opened the capsule and smelled it I knew immediately what we were dealing with. Jungle DMT. Pure alkaloid extract of Mimosa hostilis root bark. I was excited and envious of Stan’s chance to try this drug, as I have also never smoked DMT, just used it in ayahuaca brews. It looked like there was maybe 100 to 120 milligrams in the capsule of DMT, Dean said the guy who got it for him said it was two strong doses worth. We found Stan a comfortable spot on the ground with a pillow to lie back on, and his girlfriend sat close by to observe.
Dean loaded about half the crystals into a little freebase tube, and started heating it. The crystals bubbled, melted, beginning to vaporize. Long and slow Stan breathed in. It hits him. “I feel like I’m on a roller coaster ride” he giggles after a moment, eyes bulging.
“Give him more,” I say, “if he’s still capable of talking he hasn’t had enough yet.” So Dean loads the rest of the crystals into the pipe. This time the smoke billows thicker, Stan gets a very large toke. Holding it in he falls backwards on the pillow.  I can see his chest rising and falling, his heart beating visibly. His hands dig into the tarp underneath him as if trying to root into the ground, and an expression of rapture sits on his face as if he’s on the brink of orgasm. A minute passes, another, then another…
“He’s still in it!” says Dean in a low voice, surprised.
Soon after Stan comes out of the trance, saying “Wow!” and jumps up, running around and positively glowing with energy. “That was so amazing!”
“Do you want to try some?” Dean asks me, as he stares down at the tube. There is a huge puddle of the melted DMT in the middle of the glass, Stan did not get anywhere near vaporizing it all.
“Yes, I do want to try some!” I say fervently. I sit myself comfortably cross-legged and start heating the pipe. It bubbles and melts. I take a hit, but it’s not a really thick one. Holding the smoke in, I feel directed to put both my hands and head straight down on the earth, as I sit in half-lotus position. I ground all the energy out, into the earth. After just seconds, I know that I did not get enough to break through.
I come back up and ask Dean if there is more in the pipe. There is more, so Dean heats the pipe for me, and I don’t start inhaling till it is bubbling furiously. Long, slow, deep breath in. A good solid hit this time. I feel the DMT come on, it’s a more beautiful and smooth transition than either Salvia or 5-MeO-DMT. I stay sitting with legs crossed, not completely loosing contact with my ego and body. My head droops down as all my muscles relax.
As I breathe in, I feel and see fractal patterns spreading and expanding outwards from my core. As I breathe out, the fractal patterns spread inwards towards my core. I hear Dean and Stan say something in the background, their voices come through clear and undistorted and there is a little part of my mind still processing all this, but it’s disconnected from me, disconnected from what I am feeling and being a part of now. I am involved in the internal experience.
Then I am beginning to come out of the trance. I open my eyes and the DMT directs me to lean backwards, my hands on the ground behind me and back arched with chest skyward, facing directly up into the trees. This is a power position, I did not mean to position myself this way but I just somehow moved into this stretch without thinking about it. I felt the energy coursing through my body with the muscular exertion. It would be difficult for me to get into this position while sober, let alone hold it the way I was doing! But under the influence of DMT, it was very natural and easy to move into this body position, and I did not feel the strain of holding it.
I stayed still, trembling slightly, gazing up at the trunks and leaves of the trees. There was a beautiful kaleidoscopic pattern, the leaves and branches formed fractal patterns that constantly shifted, changed, rearranged. I was seeing nothing but pure energy, pure light, as I merged into the forest consciousness. When I let myself down from my arched-back pose, I saw the earth, it was so full of life and love! I rubbed my hands in the dirt, turned them back up, and felt incredible energy pulsing out of the dirt on my hands. The earth was alive, Gaia, Pachamama, Mother Earth, whatever you want to call it. I felt her love and richness in a way I’ve never felt before. I reflected that we think of earth as “dirty” but really it is clean and beautiful, and full of life force.
As I was doing this, Dean was taking a couple hits off the pipe too, as there was still lots of resin in it. As soon as it hit him, he moved off the log he was sitting on, straight onto the ground. Without any spoken words or conscious direction, all four of us arranged ourselves in a square on the ground, holding hands, eyes closed, meditating, sharing the energy. We all merged together and fused with the forest around us. When Dean came down a bit and we all eventually stopped meditating, I asked Stan’s girlfriend if she had felt it, if she had come with us on the trip when we all held hands. She said she had definitely felt a strong effect, felt the energy flowing through all of us, and down into the earth, and up into the sky. A reciprocal ebb and flow, a web of interconnectedness.
Dean said he had been looking at this piece of bark on the ground and saw fairies in it, and that everything had then vibrated apart into pieces. He also described this incredible audio trip he had, where beings were singing to him in a very high pitched, high frequency vibrations. The sounds he made trying to demonstrate reminded me of the “voice in the head” phenomena of high dose mushrooms, and also of some icaros which are learned by shamans under the influence of ayahuasca. I told Dean that this song was a very powerful gift, that they could be used for healing himself and others, and that in the future he may be able to remember and bring back to reality these songs, these healing vibrations.
So three of us had these amazing experiences, and there was still resin in the pipe, so of course Stan’s girlfriend wanted to have a go. This is where things get weird. We give her one toke at first.
“Nothing’s happening” she says again, and then breaks down and starts crying. She really and truly did not get any psychedelic effects at all. The pipe is exhausted now. Why did this happen?
Well, after a while discussing it becomes clear that something did indeed happen. As the drug tried to take effect, she was resisting it somehow. It manifested the only way it could, as repressed emotion. The DMT tried to release something within her but she clamped back down on it hard. Partially I blame us for not preparing her properly. Stan and I both knew exactly what we were getting ourselves into, and Dean has done plenty of DMT in the past. She was the only one of us who didn’t quite know what to expect. She told us after that she had not been sure if she was ready for DMT, and had even decided to wait till next year to try it. Seeing the three of us have these amazing trips changed her mind, but I don’t think we did enough to make sure she was truly ready, taking extra special care to prepare her set and setting for a good experience, to just let go and flow with the feeling.
I found it very strange that she could journey with us through meditation but not let go herself when going under the influence of the drug. Since this experience, I have learned that with DMT, if I resist the effects then the tendency is to simply bounce off the edges of the trance state. Also it has been suggested to me, since DMT vaporizes at such a low temperature, that the three of us had already exhausted it. Although there was smoke coming out of the pipe, she may have been smoking nothing more than plant oils and resins, with little or no DMT in it.
After smoking the DMT I was in a very pleasant afterglow. I was of course still somewhat high on acid when I smoked the DMT in the first place, and that combined with the residuals of the DMT and a few bowls of bubble hash we smoked was a very interesting state of mind. I had this band around my head, a slight pressure as if I was wearing a ballcap, where the DMT had blown my third eye wide open. This slight feeling of pressure round the head, of tingling and seeming to sense information coming through my third eye, faded slowly over the next several days. It would come back at odd moments in time though, I felt this a very long-lived and positive after effect of the DMT. Maybe it was for this experience that I had drawn the runestone “breakthrough” the day before, because breakthrough I certainly had!
I went back to Camp Love eventually, because twice already I had felt their thoughts touch me, felt that they were calling me back.  I couldn’t do much for him but tell him to live for the moment, for the here and now, because that is what festivals like this are all about. I thanked him for introducing me to DMT, and he said he had this funny feeling it would be him who introduced me to it.
He also said that he had never had trips like that before from synthetic DMT, that this was a one-off for him. He just marvelled at this song he had been sung, at the way we had been directed into meditation, the whole spiritual nature to the trip. Jungle DMT, man, jungle DMT. There’s something in that Mimosa bark, some kind of spirit or presence, some other active ingredient, that makes a powerful difference in the quality of the trip.
Sure enough when I arrived back at Camp Love, they had been trying to manifest me as they were just finishing preparing dinner. “Oh, you’re just in time!” says Star, “Actually you’re a little late, you just missed some liquid acid. What have you been doing?”
I look at him with a newfound gleam in my eye and say “DMT.” I tell him of my trip, of the feeling of nothing but light and energy, the spirit of the forest, the kaleidoscopic leaves and branches. As long as I live, I will never forget this trip. If I never do DMT again in my life, this one trip is enough to know that I’ve been there. It was so beautiful I can’t truly do the experience justice with words.
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#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/ipc.h>
#include <sys/msg.h>
int msgget(key_t key, int msgflg);
The msgget() system call returns the System V message queue
identifier associated with the value of the key argument. It may be
used either to obtain the identifier of a previously created message queue
(when msgflg is zero and key does not have the value
IPC_PRIVATE), or to create a new set.
A new message queue is created if key has the value
IPC_PRIVATE or key isn't IPC_PRIVATE, no message queue
with the given key key exists, and IPC_CREAT is specified in
msgflg.
If msgflg specifies both IPC_CREAT and
IPC_EXCL and a message queue already exists for key, then
msgget() fails with errno set to EEXIST. (This is
analogous to the effect of the combination O_CREAT | O_EXCL for
open(2).)
Upon creation, the least significant bits of the argument
msgflg define the permissions of the message queue. These permission
bits have the same format and semantics as the permissions specified for the
mode argument of open(2). (The execute permissions are not
used.)
If a new message queue is created, then its associated data
structure msqid_ds (see msgctl(2)) is initialized as
follows:
- msg_perm.cuid and msg_perm.uid are set to the effective user
ID of the calling process.
- msg_perm.cgid and msg_perm.gid are set to the effective
group ID of the calling process.
- The least significant 9 bits of msg_perm.mode are set to the least
significant 9 bits of msgflg.
- msg_qnum, msg_lspid, msg_lrpid, msg_stime, and
msg_rtime are set to 0.
- msg_ctime is set to the current time.
- msg_qbytes is set to the system limit MSGMNB.
If the message queue already exists the permissions are verified,
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If successful, the return value will be the message queue identifier (a
nonnegative integer), otherwise -1 with errno indicating the error.
On failure, errno is set to one of the following values:
- EACCES
- A message queue exists for key, but the calling process does not
have permission to access the queue, and does not have the
CAP_IPC_OWNER capability in the user namespace that governs its IPC
namespace.
- EEXIST
- IPC_CREAT and IPC_EXCL were specified in msgflg, but
a message queue already exists for key.
- ENOENT
- No message queue exists for key and msgflg did not specify
IPC_CREAT.
- ENOMEM
- A message queue has to be created but the system does not have enough
memory for the new data structure.
- ENOSPC
- A message queue has to be created but the system limit for the maximum
number of message queues (MSGMNI) would be exceeded.
POSIX.1-2001, POSIX.1-2008, SVr4.
The inclusion of <sys/types.h> and <sys/ipc.h> isn't
required on Linux or by any version of POSIX. However, some old
implementations required the inclusion of these header files, and the SVID
also documented their inclusion. Applications intended to be portable to such
old systems may need to include these header files.
IPC_PRIVATE isn't a flag field but a key_t type. If
this special value is used for key, the system call ignores
everything but the least significant 9 bits of msgflg and creates a
new message queue (on success).
The following is a system limit on message queue resources
affecting a msgget() call:
- MSGMNI
- System-wide limit on the number of message queues. Before Linux 3.19, the
default value for this limit was calculated using a formula based on
available system memory. Since Linux 3.19, the default value is 32,000. On
Linux, this limit can be read and modified via
/proc/sys/kernel/msgmni.
Until version 2.3.20, Linux would return EIDRM for a msgget() on a
message queue scheduled for deletion.
The name choice IPC_PRIVATE was perhaps unfortunate, IPC_NEW would
more clearly show its function.
msgctl(2), msgrcv(2), msgsnd(2), ftok(3),
capabilities(7), mq_overview(7), sysvipc(7)
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Jose Mourinho opens up about the end of his spell in charge at Manchester United
by The Sport Review staffJose Mourinho has admitted that he lost some of his passion during the final part of his spell in charge at Manchester United.
The Portuguese coach was sacked by the Red Devils last December after a poor start to the new Premier League season left Manchester United off the pace in the race for the top four.
Manchester United brought in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as the club’s new manager on a temporary basis and then handed the Norwegian the job permanently earlier this year.
Mourinho is now back in management after having taken over at Tottenham Hotspur last week following the sacking of Mauricio Pochettino.
The Portuguese coach was quizzed about the end of his time at Manchester United following his appointment at Spurs, and the former Real Madrid boss gave an honest answer about how things panned out.
Speaking in an interview with Des Kelly for BT Sport, Mourinho said: “I have to admit yes (I did lose passion at Manchester United).
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Mourinho won the Community Shield, League Cup and Europa League during his spell in charge at Manchester United.
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public class HologramProxyImpl implements HologramProxy
Created by Shynixn 2018.
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static class |
HologramProxyImpl.Companion |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static HologramProxyImpl.Companion |
Companion |
static int |
MAX_DISTANCE
Max distance when holograms should be visible to.
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static long |
REFRESH_RATE
Refresh rate of the max distance check.
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| Constructor and Description |
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HologramProxyImpl(NonExistentClass plugin,
Version version,
NonExistentClass location)
Created by Shynixn 2018.
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|---|---|
void |
addLine(java.lang.String line)
Adds a line to the hologram.
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<P> void |
addWatcher(P player)
Adds a watcher to this hologram.
Does nothing if already added.
|
void |
remove()
Removes the hologram. If it is not already removed.
|
<P> void |
removeWatcher(P player)
Removes a watcher from this hologram.
Does nothing if the player is not aded.
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void |
run()
When an object implementing interface
Runnable is used
to create a thread, starting the thread causes the object's
run method to be called in that separately executing
thread. |
void |
setLines(java.util.Collection<java.lang.String> lines)
Changes the lines of the hologram.
|
addLine, addWatcher, remove, removeWatcher, setLines
public static int MAX_DISTANCE
Max distance when holograms should be visible to.
public static long REFRESH_RATE
Refresh rate of the max distance check.
public static HologramProxyImpl.Companion Companion
public HologramProxyImpl(NonExistentClass plugin, Version version, NonExistentClass location)
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When an object implementing interface Runnable
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thread.
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public <P> void addWatcher(P player)
Adds a watcher to this hologram. Does nothing if already added.
public <P> void removeWatcher(P player)
Removes a watcher from this hologram. Does nothing if the player is not aded.
public void addLine(java.lang.String line)
Adds a line to the hologram.
public void setLines(java.util.Collection<java.lang.String> lines)
Changes the lines of the hologram.
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UK: Zimbabwean nurse threatens cops, wife with axe after suffering mental breakdown
A Zimbabwean born UK based mental health nurse who threatened his wife with an axe has escaped an immediate jail term.
Tanyaradzwa Mhangami had sent his partner threatening messages while on a night shift before he arrived home and they continued to row while sitting in her car.
The 39-year-old continued to be aggressive towards her, told her not to mess with him and even referenced a case he had heard in the news where a man had killed his spouse.
They both went inside their home in Clay Pitts, Braintree, and Mhangami armed himself with an axe and chillingly asked his wife ‘you don’t want me to use this on you, do you?’
Fearing for her life, she left the house and called the police.
Mhangami is reported to have taken too many anti-depressant medication at the time of the incident and he was on the verge of a mental breakdown .
He plans to report himself to the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
He was handed a two year jail sentence suspended for two years after he admitted affray and three assaults on emergency workers.
Mhangami must also attend 30 rehabilitation days in the next two years and do 120 hours of unpaid work.
He is also banned from going back to the address for a year.


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Scientists retract study suggesting mutation shortens life
by MALCOLM RITTERNEW YORK (AP) - Scientists have retracted a study that appeared to show people may live shortened lives if they carry a DNA mutation that reduces their chance of HIV infection.
The study focused on people who carry a specific mutation in both copies of a gene called CCR5. It was published in June in the journal Nature Medicine and covered by news outlets including The Associated Press.
In a retraction notice published by the journal last month, the authors said they had learned of a technical flaw in the data they analyzed. As a result, they say the conclusion of their June paper is invalid.
The notice was signed by Rasmus Nielsen, senior author of the original paper, and co-author Xinzhu Wei. Both are from the University of California, Berkeley.
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'A towering performance': Bristol City's Joe Morrell impresses once again as Wales beat Adam Nagy's Hungary to qualify for Euros
Juventus midfielder Aaron Ramsey scored both goals in a 2-0 win
by Max BakerBristol City and Wales fans alike have once again been praising the performance of Joe Morrell in a Wales shirt.
The young Bristol City midfielder, who is currently on loan at Lincoln City, played 60 minutes last night as Wales qualified for the European Championships in 2020 by beating Hungary 2-0.
Aaron Ramsey scored both goals as Ryan Giggs's side dominated Hungary.
Morrell was given a surprise start in the 2-0 win over Azerbaijan on Saturday, but outshone Gareth Bale to earn himself a place in the starting XI in the crucial match versus Hungary.
Wales needed a win in the match to automatically qualify.
Fellow City teammate Ashley Williams didn't feature, but both have played a part in finishing one spot above Adam Nagy's Hungary.
Nagy also featured in the game, but couldn't stop his side going down to the likes of Morrell, Gareth Bale and Ben Davies.
Morrell was given a rating of 9/10 by WalesOnline writer Paul Abbandonato , who wrote: "Chosen ahead of Ethan Ampadu, he once again belied the fact that he plays for Lincoln City with a towering international performance.
"What a couple of matches he has just had."
Fans were loving his performance online. Dan Jones said: "Could have easily dropped Joe Morrell tonight because he wasn’t a big name but stuck with him. Don’t think he’ll be playing for Lincoln next season."
And Josh Hicks said: "Joe Morrell putting in another shift for Wales, can’t be long till he’s with the first team at City."
See how other fans reacted on Twitter below.
Joe Morrell reaction - Curated tweets by baker_max97
Get lots more news, opinion and transfer updates on our Bristol City FC page and add a bookmark to find it quickly next time.


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'Possessed' mum 'throws baby from third-floor window after voice said he was the devil'
The woman, 31, who reportedly threw the baby and a toddler out of Paris home window had 'never been seen by neighbour'
by Lila RandallA ‘possessed’ mum allegedly threw her two young children out of a third-floor window claiming that a ‘voice’ whispered to her that they were ‘devils’.
The 31-year-old woman, who has not been named, reportedly dropped her one-month old son and three-year-old daughter 40 feet to the ground before running away.
The incident took place at the Le Lutetia residence in the Bondy commune of the suburbs of north-eastern Paris.
She has since been arrested after police intercepted her as she ran towards the train station, La Depeche reports.
The youngsters only survived the impact of the fall because the soil in front of the building is particularly sodden at this time of year.
However, media reports say the three-year old girl could not feel her legs.
On Monday evening, the baby boy's condition was described as being "serious".

The woman’s neighbour said she had “never seen this woman and her children before”.
An investigation into the assault is ongoing.


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The recorded videos from YAPC::NA are also available and there is a fund-raiser going on to release the next version of WebGUI, a CMS in Perl.
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CodeMirror is a JavaScript program that can be used to create a relatively pleasant editor interface for code-like content -- computer programs, HTML markup, and similar. If a parser has been written for the language you are editing (we currently have JavaScript and XML covered), the code will be prettily coloured, and indentation will be taken care of for you, meaning the cursor will be placed at the right position when you press enter, and it is possible to re-indent blocks of code automatically.
The program is relatively young, the most visible use of it is my interactive book on JavaScript. Though I can not guarantee that it works in all situations on all supported browsers, it has proven itself quite stable and usable.
To get a look at CodeMirror, see the demonstration pages for the JavaScript and XML/HTML parsers.
25-04-2008: Version 0.56: Fixes for some minor bugs, no new features.
30-03-2008: Version
0.55: Fixes a bug that broke redo, adds readOnly
option.
10-03-2008: Version
0.54: Some new utility functions and options (see
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in the manual), many
bugfixes, and some cleaning up and shrinking of the codebase (MochiKit is no longer used).
26-01-2008: Version 0.53: Adds support for continuous scanning, search/replace, undo/redo, jump-to-line, selection getting and setting. See the manual for details. Also fixes a bucket of bugs.
13-01-2008: Version 0.52: Overhaul of the key handling (no longer configurable, but much more robust), different way of choosing a parser (by file instead of by object, see the manual), and most of the JavaScript has been moved into the editable frame, meaning CodeMirror no longer pollutes your namespace, and can coexist with Dojo and other frameworks.
12-01-2008: Version 0.51: Fixes a few small bugs in the previous release: stringstreams raising exceptions without a good reason, and selections that are bigger than the visible part of the document in IE..
10-01-2008: Version 0.50: The very first numbered release.
At this time, the following browsers are supported:
Making it work on other browsers that have decent support for the W3C DOM model should not be too hard, but I am not actively testing against those.
All of CodeMirror is released under a BSD-style license. To get it, you can download the latest release or the current development snapshot as zip files, or use the darcs version control system to get the repository:
darcs get http://marijn.haverbeke.nl/codemirror
This second method is recommended if you are planning to hack on CodeMirror -- it makes it easy to record your patches and share them with me. To see the repository online, visit the CodeMirror darcsweb
There is a Google group (a sort of mailing list/newsgroup thingy) for discussion and news related to CodeMirror. You can also e-mail me directly: Marijn Haverbeke.
Due to limitations of browsers (and my taste for weird hacks) the implementation of CodeMirror is rather complicated. There is a big document that informally describes its internals, and a manual that explains simple use. For detailed information, you can try looking at the comments in the code.