| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1 hit |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 1:10 |
10 mg |
insufflated |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
Just a week ago I tried a new combination that seemed to be well suited to introspective and creative tripping. After having been recently introduced to 2C-I, I quickly became a fan due to this compound’s rather subtle, gentle, yet powerful nature. It struck me as a good enhancer of other drugs and I have tried it with a number of them but I was curious as to what the synergy between this and LSD would be like.
Having established my adequate 2C-I dose to be at 25mg oral and 10 mg insufflated, and having come across some medium-potency acid, I decided time, set and setting were right to conduct the experiment on this combo.
T+0:00 - I drop the acid first just to make sure it works properly and it is consistent with the rest of the batch. Within 15 minutes first alerts start, just a heightened awareness that tells me this acid is smooth on coming up, not bunk nor overly powerful.
T+0:45 – LSD effects much more pronounced now, ripples and traditional edginess starting.
T+1:10 – The acid is coming up nicely and I decide to snort 10 mg of 2C-I. The effect is almost immediate, launching the trip into a very steep curve and in 15 minutes it reaches a new dimension, one in which I am very stoned yet retain incredible clarity and calmness.
T+ 2:00 – Still coming up. What an amazing trip!! While it is clear that LSD is the dominant psychedelic here, the 2C-I has added much warmth and its own spin to it. Visuals are fantastic, revolving shapes with characteristic “electric” green, purple, blue colors, ripples but with some decidedly smoother shaping, gently popping up in orderly stereoscopic fashion. Also, tinges of “kids’ toys” feel to them, a very distinct trait of past 2C-I trips for me.
And despite being in a very intense psychedelic journey, I feel very little of the edginess I usually feel on acid.
I put on some wildly different styles of music and seem capable of getting into every note while paying attention to the great visuals and engaging in creative thinking, all at the same time. My mind is working so fast, I would love to have some of my usual buddies around to chat but that was not possible.
T+4:00 I reach a plateau, albeit a very high one. I am very stoned but feel absolutely great, aside from a bit too much edginess. This is taken care of by ingesting 7.5 mg of midazolam, but otherwise I feel fine, buzzing with energy and creative thinking.
I put on more specific music and apply my full concentration to that…Man, this is great!!! I stare at the ceiling, which by now has been turned into a full canvas, where exquisite visuals respond to every note, purple lights intertwine with head shapes of alabaster, shards of multicolored glass shine in all directions, all in perfect tune and tempo with the music.
I keep at this for a long time and, frankly, lose count of time and have some wavy recollections after this point.
T+8:30 Have come down a notch but still going strong. I decide it is time to hit the sack as in 2 hours will have to pick my girlfriend at the airport, and take 15mg of midazolam to sleep a bit…But to no effect, which is weird, it generally works just fine for me. Fortunately, I hit baseline (or whereabouts) in just about time to drive. Even at no sleep, feel great and energized.
Conclusions:
This combo was very successful and much stronger than I had anticipated. The interaction was good, with LSD dominating the effects but with good synergy. The 2C-I, at this dose range, made the trip stronger, faster and gentler. It added its own color and shape twists, while not making the whole experience overly intense.
And it added a warmth that is distinctively different from that of MDMA, where the body warmth and “lovey” feeling makes for a nicer acid trip. 2C-I seems to make the mental aspects of the acid trip more connected to your own experiences, closer to home in a sense. It also makes the visuals startlingly richer, by adding its own palette of colors and shapes while never clashing with LSD.
A word of caution though: as with any psychedelics, watch out for proper doses when trying this combo. I think a pinch more of 2C-I could have turned it into a too-intense-to-handle experience. Before attempting this, make sure you have tried and established adequate doses of each one of these drugs.
But for creative thinking, musical endeavors and sheer psychedelic exploration, this combo is excellent and I highly recommend it. Hot tripping indeed…
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tilde
/~
key on your keyboard to enable the console -
Type
UI
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Press
tab
key to auto complete the code -
Type
0
to disable HUD, or1
to enable it.


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This is a pleasant, modern city in the state of Espirito Santo, with a very busy port. Consequently, there tends to be quite a bit of noise from the industry across the bay.
The Iate Clube de Espírito Santo is very welcoming to foreign cruisers.
Position 20°19'S, 40°15'W.
Port of Entry.
Read Brazil Formalities for full details on clearing into and out of Brazil.
Cruisers report that the procedures here are straightforward. Read this report 2015 by SY Caramore with detailed clearance guidelines and advice on visa renewal.
If clearing into Brazil here you must visit the Policia Federal (Marine division) NEPON, the Maritime Tax department and the Capitania - in that order.
If arriving from another state, you must visit the Capitania and the Policia Federal (Marine division) NEPON. If staying less than 72 hours you can clear in and out at the same time.
The yacht club Marina can assist with Immigration and Customs, which MAY come to you at the marina, depending on how busy they are. If not, a taxi will be needed.
Last updated July 2015.
Good charts are essential to be able to safely negotiate the Baia Espirito Santo (which has a bar running through it) and the shallow approach up to the moorings. A night approach is also possible with close attention to the lights and marks as the entrance is well marked.
Yachts with up to 2m draught should be able to enter the yacht basin where you will be directed to a berth. Visitors are often given berth on on the western arm of the yacht basin where they moor stern-to. Sufficient cable should be let out to counteract the strong onshore breeze which is typical of afternoon conditions. Yachts with deeper draught may have to anchor off and come in by tender.
There is a fairly new and well-maintained marina here, run by the yacht club, where boats pick up a stern mooring line, and tie the bow to the dock. Although it is very often full and a berth may not be available.
The most suitable anchorage is just off the yacht club, but beware of both the current and the depth on the SW side of the breakwater. An alternative anchorage is in Vitoria harbour itself, but this is not much used by yachts.
For the location of free anchoring here - see comment at bottom of page.
Last updated December 2014.


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layout: post
title: Pitfalls when using Rails `render_to_string`
date: '2015-01-16T22:42:00.000-08:00'
author: Mark J. Lehman
tags:
- rails
- ruby
modified_time: '2015-08-21T10:08:38.670-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4459370175540830177.post-414988834062583500
blogger_orig_url: http://spaghettirefactory.blogspot.com/2015/01/pitfalls-when-using-rails-rendertostring.html
---
I spent a couple hours debugging this one and thought I should write it down:#render_to_string
needs the full file extension for templates and partials passed in, and it also needs locals defined even if the local is an exposed variable or an instance variable.
For example, the approach detailed in the previous post:
object_details = JSON.parse render_to_string(partial: 'path/to/object/detail.json.jbuilder')
object_details = JSON.parse render_to_string(partial: 'path/to/object/detail.json.jbuilder', locals: { object: object })


Estimated Number of cells : number of barcodes considered as cell-associated.
Median UMIs per Cell : median number of UMI mapped to each chain per cell.
Cell with Heavy and Light Chain : cells with as least {{ iUMI }} UMI mapped to each chain.
Cell with Barcode Match : cells with barcode matched with scRNA-seq library.
Cell with barcode Match, Heavy and Light chain : cell with matched barcode and with as least {{ iUMI }} UMI mapped to each chain.


Tool to turn functions with Node-style callback APIs into functions that return Promises.
Inspired by and adapted from Q's Q.denodeify
/Q.nfcall
function.
Warning: This micro-library doesn't force you to use any particular Promise implementation by using whatever Promise
has been defined as globally. This is so that you may use any ES6 standard Promise compliant library - or, of course, native ES6 Promises.
If you're running the code on a browser or node version that doesn't include native promises you will need to include a polyfill. The following polyfills are tested as part of this module's test suite:-
require('es6-promise').polyfill();
require('native-promise-only');
require('es6-shim');
global.Promise = global.Promise || require('lie');
Note: as of v1.2.0 you can use denodeify in the front end. Pull it in via CommonJS, AMD or simply add to your webpage and it'll be available on window.denodeify
.
npm install denodeify --save
Or:-
bower install denodeify --save
Simple example with readFile
:-
require('es6-promise').polyfill();
var denodeify = require('denodeify');
var readFile = denodeify(require('fs').readFile);
readFile('my-file.txt', { encoding: 'UTF-8' })
.then(function(text) {
console.log("My file's contents is: " + text);
});
(Note: you will need to also install es6-promise with npm install es6-promise
for this code sample to work within node versions that don't have Promise
natively available)
More complex example with exec
:-
You can also pass in a function as a second argument of denodeify
that allows you to manipulate the data returned by the wrapped function before it gets passed to the Promise's reject
or resolve
functions, for example:-
require('es6-promise').polyfill();
var denodeify = require('denodeify');
var exec = denodeify(require('child_process').exec, function(err, stdout, stderr) {
// Throw away stderr data
return [err, stdout];
});
exec('hostname')
.then(function(host) {
console.log("My hostname is: " + host.replace('\n', ''));
});
Or,
require('es6-promise').polyfill();
var denodeify = require('denodeify');
var exec = denodeify(require('child_process').exec, function(err, stdout, stderr) {
return [err, [stdout, stderr]];
});
exec('my-command')
.then(function(results) {
console.log("stdout is: " + results[0]);
console.log("stderr is: " + results[1]);
});
Useful for functions that return multiple arguments, for example child_process#exec
.
The lead developer of denodeify is Matt Andrews at FT Labs with much help and support from Kornel Lesiński. All open source code released by FT Labs is licenced under the MIT licence. We welcome comments, feedback and suggestions. Please feel free to raise an issue or pull request.


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| DOSE: | 6 cups | oral | Alcohol - Hard | (liquid) |
| BODY WEIGHT: | 175 lb |
OK here goes, it was 5 of us in a small car and we were looking for alcohol. We tried to purchase it at about 5 convenience stores but all wanted an id that we didn't have. So someone comes up with the idea that we should break into a hunters club cabin in the backwoods. We drove into the sticks of Pennsylvania and walked for about a half hour before we found the cabin we were looking for. We broke in and took many bottles of assorted alcohol (vodka Bacardi tequila). We drove to my friends house (no parents) and began to mix vodka with orange juice in big cups. I proceeded to have about 3 cups of 50/50 vodka and orange juice. I began to not be able to walk barely at all, but somehow we managed to start mixing Bacardi 151 and orange juice. I had about 2 cups of that and went to go chill outside on the deck. I was pretty calm, even when my friend A.J. pulled a pistol on me, when he was intoxicated also. I laid on the cool concrete with my brother and my other friend.
The place where we were staying at had a large blue water tower in the yard right next to ours. The last thing I remember is looking up at that water tower and feeling tranquil and a little bit giggly. I was unaware of anyone else or anything else but the water tower. The water tower looked like a giant UFO hovering above us, my friends also had their own renditions of what they visualized it as.
I blacked out. I don't know what I was doing but I wasn't conscious of anything at all and I have no recollection of what happened in the next three hours.
The next memory I had was cleaning up barf that I didn't believe was mine. I believed my brother had tricked me into cleaning his own barf... I had a severe hangover for 2 days and felt sickest Iíve ever been. I will never be able to drink vodka again, and the faintest smell of it makes me nauseated. I learned my lesson, not to drink the hard stuff!!
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We were approached by an agency working with a large luxury ranch and corporate retreat group. They laid before us stunning photography and a compelling brand story with one big problem—they had no capabilities of bringing their assets to life from a digital standpoint.
Being that Brush Creek Ranch offers some of the most elite vacation packages in the country, not just any website would do. They needed a digital presence that would match their reputation. In short, they needed a top-of-the-line web presence that would WOW their clientele. The catch? They needed four immeasurably unique websites built in 60 days.
We channeled our inner Walt Disney and got right down to work!
Project Management
Digital User Experience (UX)
Website Development
From a timing and technical standpoint, the Brush Creek Ranch undertaking was massive. It was crucial to develop a tight workflow across the board. Our project managers worked in sync with the clients to accomplish following:
Our project management and design services teams analyzed user data and worked seamlessly with the client’s marketing department to develop a sophisticated website.
Our development team worked in sync to build four separate websites from the ground up. Every single element of Brush Creek Ranch’s digital presence was built entirely from scratch and tested for optimal user experience. We applied some of our best and most complex industry knowledge to the project, including:


Here, you can add a summary of yourself. Consider perfecting a bio (almost like an elevator pitch!) that you can place here and your LinkedIn. It should be 3 - 4 sentences. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, a tincidunt risus aliquam vivamus eget, nec proin ridiculus rhoncus et nulla fusce. Labore non, praesent vehicula consectetuer ac nonummy...
Developer
The latest chapter in my story.
As a student in Grand Circus's Java Bootcamp (in Detroit, MI), I'm currently honing the skills necessary to launch a career in the tech industry. Did I mention that I'm loving every minute of it?
Wordsmith
Even when I'm not writing code, I'm usually still writing. This is what I do. It's a bit like breathing: if I stop doing it, I stop living. And when it's not code that I'm writing, it's usually the history and philosophy of music that flows from my pen.
Musician
This is a column.
This is the text that lives in this column.
Mentor
This is a column.
This is the text that lives in this column.


Before Change
pitch_class = note.pitch % 12
start_frame = min(start_frame, num_frames - 1)
end_frame = max(end_frame, 0)
if start_frame >= end_frame:
x[start_frame, pitch_class] += note.end_time - note.start_time
else:
After Change
A numpy array with shape `[num_frames, 12]` where each row is a unit-
normalized pitch class vector for the corresponding frame in `sequence`.
if isinstance(seconds_per_frame, numbers.Number):
// Construct array of frame boundary times.
num_frames = int(math.ceil(sequence.total_time / seconds_per_frame))
frame_boundaries = seconds_per_frame * np.arange(1, num_frames)
else:
frame_boundaries = sorted(seconds_per_frame)
num_frames = len(frame_boundaries) + 1
x = np.zeros([num_frames, 12])
for note in sequence.notes:
if note.is_drum:


Hello and welcome to my game that I had to design for my Software Development II class called the Oregon Trail.
My game is based off of a real game called the Oregon Trail which is a lot more complex and professional.
In my game you start off as a party of 5 members, where one of the member's is the wagon leader and you need to travel
the Oregon Trail. You have 45 days to complete this journey or else you lose. Throughout your trip you will run
in a variety of different terrains and each terrain will have its own weather. The desert for example will mostly have really
hot weather, whereas the tundra terrain will have mostly cold weathers. There will be a display bar on the bottom as well
as a wagon moving across the screen for reference on how much longer you have to go. Make it across the page and you
become an Oregon Trail Champion. Good luck and may the odds be ever in your favor!


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Weekly Meeting: 2014-11-12
12th Nov 2014: TLS, IPv6, OCaml 4.02.1, Library requests and Xenstore
Agenda
- Review previous notes
- mirage-dev releases (and future thereof)
- TLS integration into conduit
- IPv6 patchset
- Xenstore TNG
- 4.02 support
- mirage-vagrant-vms
- mirage-profile status
- Preliminary thoughts for 3.0
Attendees: Amir Chaudhry (chair), Thomas Gazagnaire, Thomas Leonard, Jon Ludlam, Anil Madhavapeddy, Hannes Mehnert, Richard Mortier, Nicolas Ojeda Bar, Mindy Preston, Dave Scott, Magnus Skjegstad and Nik Sultana
Notes
Future of mirage-dev
Releases are done! Yay!
Have yet to update the website to remove the refs to mirage-dev
in the
installation instructions. It would be great if someone could do this.
TLS integration into conduit
Not keen to fix lwt-ssl
bindings. Would be keen to get people to use TLS
stack and it would be good to have environment variable to switch between
stacks. Perhaps import it in now but not as the default and later make it the
default.
We should begin serving the site over https using the unix backend (Mirage doesn’t serve https yet). Actually, we should merge in the IPv6 stack and then serve that. For example we could start doing this with one of our live deployments and then roll it out elsewhere e.g start with blobs.openmirage.org
Can continue the thread on the conduit repo and Hannes is welcome to add more debugging etc to conduit.
IPv6 patchset
Nicolas been working on this and it touches many different parts of Mirage. There’s an RFC and discussion thread for those who wish to keep up.
Nicolas is current modifying the V2 types of Mirage and Dave says we could use both but have to pick one from within. It’s not clear to people how we use V1 and V2. V1 became stable with the Mirage 2.0.0 release so V2 is now the development version. In other words, for stable users we want V1 to be used and for developers we want to use the V2 interface. This will need some clarification to avoid confusion.
Want to fix networking in the next release and are thinking of getting rid of the StackV4 interface entirely.
For now, Nicolas can sync V1 and V2 in Mirage and get a release and anything modified is in V2, then we can set a flag for dev versions. It’s worth noting that in OPAM 1.2 we can select specific versions of packages with constraints on the command line (e.g opam install mirage > 2.0.0).
Xenstore TNG
[TNG → The Next Generation – in case you were as confused as I was. AC]
New version of Xenstore is coming that includes the work James Bielman did on adding Mandatory Access Control (MAC). Also want to improve the client interface and version control using Irmin. Some of the changes will be disruptive but we can take care over this.
It would be useful to have a functor to xenstore (i.e an abstract way to read/write, which we can use in conduit and Jitsu etc). In addition, the UI needs improvement as using it feels like ping pong.
4.02.1 support
Mirage currently only works on 4.01.0 but the latest OCaml compiler version is 4.02.1, (released in October). There are a number of improvements we can benefit from so we should work on this.
Anil has already made a start on it but may want to hold off due to the number of outstanding patch reviews. Supporting 4.02.1 means porting the OCaml runtime out as a separate C-lib. This can then benefit from opam constraints (i.e pull down the appropriate runtime based on the compiler). We’ve done this well for miniOS and the ocaml-dev team would also be interested in this approach.
This is probably about a week’s worth of work and if anyone has time to look at it, please do email the list. It would also be good to be benchmarking this at some point.
mirage-vagrant-vms
This has worked worked for Dave and Mort. The plan is to have it running for testing and then also be able to add other IDEs etc. If anyone wants to look at vagrant clouds and go from code to binaries, that would be quite useful. We would have to host the binaries, which is fine as we do that currently. We just need to provide a URL, description and some metadata and can point back to blobs. Can advertise the vagrant thing at an upcoming conference (operatingsystems.io). The repo is at mirage/mirage-vagrant-vms.
Jon uses the vagrant cloud a lot but has not looked at Mirage yet. Has boxes of XenServer if anyone wants to try those. Also has scripts that automatically update version numbers and can share this with Nik.
mirage-profile status
ThomasL sent a message to list with a status update. It’s
now in mirage-dev
but there is nothing depending on it. Will send PRs to
platform, TCPIP and so on. Mindy is trying out some tracing at the moment.
Also looking at GC and there may be some stuff to upstream as it may be
helpful to know when GC starts and how long it lasts. At the moment just
checks with registered callback so doesn’t change OCaml interface.
Preliminary thoughts for 3.0
Amir is keen that we start getting ideas down for what Mirage 3.0 will look like and start working our way towards it. Would prefer that we time things well so that libs can be upstreamed to opam proper at the same time we announce (i.e not have things in dev or that require pins).
Thoughts include a working Javascript backend, can have things working with iOS and Android at that point. Could consider this the ‘multiscale release’ as we’re setting ourselves up to be able to work with multiple backends. Amir will bring up this agenda point every few calls to see where thoughts are.
–
AoB
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Library request! ThomasG and Anil have built
ez
versions of Daniel Bunzli’s libs, such as ezxmlm and ezjsonm, which are less flexible but provide more convenient functions. They’d like to have anezcmdliner
, which takes notions of terms and doesunix.get-env
. It would let them replace adhoc environment parsing in configuration and let them assemble an environment. One of the interpretations would be a dialog-based interface and could do bash-shell completion. This way,mirage configure
can drop you into a UI to select the things you wanted. It should be a simple library and only a couple of days work as it’s just a front end tocmdliner
itself. After some discussion, it seems that Dave might have pieces of this so he’ll dig it out and have a look but others are very welcome to dive in. -
Change of call day: After some brief discussion, it seems that Wednesday is actually better for most people so we’ll switch the call day accordingly. Same time, different day.
-
With the above change of day in mind, the next call is scheduled for Wednesday, 10th December - Please refer to the mailing list for actual details a day or so in advance.


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Yet Another Universal Root Sep 02 2015 Offensive and Defensive Android Reverse Engineering Aug 22 2015 Type Casting Verification: Stopping an Emerging Attack Vector Aug 20 2015 Setting Up L2TP VPN Aug 05 2015 REPNE SCASB Aug 04 2015 Unveiling the Hidden Dangers of Public IP Addresses in 4G/LTE Cellular Data Networks Aug 04 2015 CVE-2008-2009/CVE-2008-2010: Linux Kernel Vmsplice LPE Jul 30 2015 How ../sms Could Bypass Authy 2 Factor Authentication Jul 19 2015 CVE-2013-2094 Kernel: Perf_swevent_enabled Array Out-of-bound Access Jul 18 2015 All Your Biases Belong to Us Jul 17 2015 Hacking Starbucks for Unlimited Coffee Jul 17 2015 Hacking Team's Android Browser Exploit Jul 17 2015 Significant Flash Exploit Mitigations Are Live in v<IP_ADDRESS> Jul 17 2015 HTTP Strict Transport Security Jul 17 2015 AGTKE: Attacking the Core Jul 13 2015 Decrypting Nthash Jul 11 2015 Metasploit: Web_delivery Jul 10 2015 Red vs. Blue: Modern Active Directory Attacks Jul 10 2015 HackingTeam's Flash 0day Jul 09 2015 Easy Local Windows Kernel Exploitation Jul 07 2015 Re-packing Android APK Files Jun 30 2015 Safely Dumping Hashes From Live Domain Controllers Jun 25 2015 Understanding Type Confusion Vulnerabilities: CVE-2015-0336 Jun 20 2015 The Birth of a Complete IE11 Exploit Under the New Exploit Mitigations Jun 18 2015 Mimikatz Jun 17 2015 Fuzzing DRM-protected PDF Files Jun 16 2015 Reflections on Trusting TrustZone Jun 16 2015 Exploiting CVE-2015-0311: A Use-After-Free in Adobe Flash Player Jun 14 2015 Physical Unclonable Functions Jun 14 2015 Exploring Control Flow Guard in Windows 10 Jun 14 2015 MS14-068: Vulnerabilities in Kerberos Jun 12 2015 Mitmproxy Jun 10 2015 New Directions in Cryptography Jun 07 2015 A Method for Obtaining Digital Signature and Public-Key Cryptosystems Jun 07 2015 FREAK Jun 05 2015 Logjam: Diffie-Hellman Falls Down Jun 05 2015 Using Wireshark With Android Jun 04 2015 iOS: Building a Basic Toolkit Jun 04 2015 Setting Up an Intercepting Proxy on Linux Jun 02 2015 iOS App: Automating the Decryption Process Jun 01 2015 Windows 8.X TrackPopupMenu Privilege Escalation May 25 2015 Rooting Methods May 25 2015 Much Ado About Null Exploiting May 25 2015 iOS Security Guide - iOS 8.3 or Later May 24 2015 Implementing a PBKDF2-Based Password Storage Scheme for FireFox OS May 24 2015 PEB May 24 2015 CVE-2015-3202: Fusermount May 22 2015 Some Android Books May 21 2015 ARP Cache Poisoning May 14 2015 Symantec Endpoint Protection - Kernel Pool Overflow May 14 2015 Root Detection on Android Is Useless May 10 2015 TLS May 09 2015 A Memory Allocator 2 Apr 28 2015 Traceroot Apr 27 2015 A Memory Allocator Apr 27 2015 Vudo Apr 22 2015 Average Letter Frequencies for English-Language Text Apr 17 2015 MS15-034 HTTP.sys Apr 16 2015 CreateRemoteThread. Bypass Windows 7 Session Separation Apr 15 2015 Hooking SSL_write Apr 14 2015 The Vigenere Cipher Apr 14 2015 Validating SSL Certificates in Non-Browser Software Apr 08 2015 Chrome Certificate Pinning Apr 07 2015 Weaponizing Femtocells Apr 07 2015 The Android Root Certificate Stores Apr 07 2015 China's Man-on-the-Side Attack on GitHub Apr 06 2015 Relatively Prime Probability Mar 08 2015 Baseband Attacks: Remote Exploitation of Memory Corruptions in Cellular Protocol Stacks Mar 04 2015 Bellman-Ford Algorithm Mar 03 2015 2014 Atomic XCHG Dec 13 2014 Linux Kernel - Linked List Dec 01 2014 Nogotofail & Firing-range Nov 20 2014 The Futex Bug Nov 19 2014 Linux Memory Layout Nov 18 2014 Heap Overflows Nov 14 2014 How to Import Burp's CA Certificate Into Android Devices Nov 12 2014 The Info Leak Era on Software Exploitation Nov 11 2014 ROP Add Nov 11 2014 PIC_Bindshell Nov 11 2014 The Heartbleed Test Nov 11 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode 9 Nov 10 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode 8 Nov 10 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode 7 Nov 10 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode 6 Nov 10 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode 5 Nov 10 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode 4 Nov 10 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode 3 Nov 10 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode 2 Nov 09 2014 Linux X86_64 Shellcode Nov 08 2014 Android Toolchain Nov 07 2014 Substrate for Android Nov 03 2014 Shellshock Oct 24 2014 SSLv3 POODLE Attack Oct 18 2014 Android SOP Bypass Sep 22 2014 On the Feasibility of Large-Scale Infections of iOS Devices Sep 22 2014 Structured Exception Handling Sep 21 2014 Sendrawpdu Sep 19 2014 Cellular Exploitation Aug 20 2014 Talking to the Modem With at Commands Aug 20 2014 ARM Exploitation With QEMU Aug 18 2014 Code-Reuse Techiniques Aug 18 2014 Fuzzing Bluetooth: Crash-Testing Bluetooth-Enabled Devices Aug 18 2014 Blackphone Goes to Def Con and Gets Hacked Aug 13 2014 Intent Spoofing on Android Aug 06 2014 Linux VM With QEMU Aug 06 2014 How to Build CyanogenMod Android for HTC One (M8) Jul 22 2014 iOS NSUserDefaults Jul 22 2014 Intercepting and Decrypting SSL Communications Between Android Phone and 3rd Party Server Jul 21 2014 SMS PDU Jul 14 2014 BEAST Attack Jun 23 2014 OpenSSL: ChangeCipherSpec Vulnerability (CVE-2014-0224) Jun 23 2014 SSL Strip Jun 20 2014 Recent OpenSSL Vulnerabilities Jun 20 2014 Decrypting iOS Apps Jun 20 2014 Add_js_interface_mitm Jun 20 2014 Android Telephony API Jun 18 2014 A Bug Hunter's Diary Jun 18 2014 Blind SQL Injection Jun 14 2014 Dissecting the Android Bouncer Jun 02 2014 Google XSS Game Area Jun 01 2014 Debugging Android May 31 2014 heapLib 2.0 May 21 2014 CVE-2012-1889: Microsoft XML Core Services RCE May 21 2014 Certificate Pinning on Android May 21 2014 CVE-2014-1776 May 17 2014 DDoS Using a Persistent XSS May 14 2014 CVE-2014-0322 'Snowman' Exploit May 10 2014 The Diffie Hellman Protocol May 09 2014 Heap Feng Shui in JavaScript May 02 2014 Using Facebook Notes to DDoS Any Website Apr 28 2014 ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORK Apr 25 2014 DOM XSS on Google Plus One Button Apr 24 2014 Bypassing Browser Memory Protections Apr 23 2014 Gmail XSS - 2012 Apr 23 2014 Android: Code Injection Apr 18 2014 Non-blocking Read on a subprocess.PIPE in Python Apr 10 2014 Python: Run a Process and Kill It Apr 08 2014 Picking N Numbers Mar 26 2014 Fermat's Theorem Mar 22 2014 Modular Inversion Mar 22 2014 Extended Euclidean Algorithm Mar 22 2014 OS X Goto Fail Mar 22 2014 GCC -fstack-protector Mar 21 2014 Double Free Vulnerability Basics Explained Mar 20 2014 RSA Explained Feb 15 2014 Building PyV8 From Scratch Feb 10 2014 Reversing Android Jan 13 2014 2013 Server Sent Events Oct 09 2013 Horner's Method Oct 02 2013 Updating Forked Repo Sep 30 2013 Naive Bayesian Classifier Sep 27 2013 MOV EDI, EDI Sep 27 2013 The Knapsack Problem Sep 26 2013 SoK: Eternal War in Memory Sep 24 2013 Topological Sort Sep 16 2013 Drive-by-Download: Manager's Perpective Sep 13 2013 JavaScript Method Invocation Patterns Sep 11 2013 AdSense: Inverse Search Sep 10 2013 MapReduce: Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters Sep 09 2013 Making of an Exploit Kit Sep 09 2013 LL and LR Parsing Sep 08 2013 Peak Finder Sep 06 2013 Job Scheduling Algorithm Sep 06 2013 Java Generic Array Sep 05 2013 Shell Initialization Sep 03 2013 The Long Goodbye Aug 29 2013 Reflective DLL Injection Aug 29 2013 Karger's Algorithm Aug 29 2013 Karatsuba Algorithm Aug 28 2013 Elementary Cellular Automata Aug 22 2013 Recursive Things Aug 20 2013 Windows API Hooking Aug 20 2013 ANTLR & Language Implementation Patterns Jun 23 2013 Tmux Pane Setting Jun 12 2013 Tabs Jun 12 2013 JavaScript Obfuscation Patterns Jun 01 2013 Web Analytics Feb 28 2013 2012 HMAC, SHA1, HTTP Authorization and, OAuth Dec 18 2012 Simple Introduction to OAuth Dec 14 2012 Partition Function in Quicksort Dec 01 2012 300ms Delay Oct 18 2012 Pinboard Bookmarklets Oct 18 2012 RESTful JSON in Rails Oct 18 2012 What Is the 'New' Keyword in JavaScript? 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A poor officer
问题描述 :
For example, there are 5 soldiers in the troop; the permutation in the officer’s mind is 2 1 4 5 3. After the first rearrangement, the troop sequence is 2 1 4 5 3. After the second rearrangement, the sequence becomes 1 2 5 3 4.
Unluckily, after a long time of rearrangements, the officer and the soldiers are very tired but the strict officer is still unsatisfied. The poor officer asks the soldiers, “Who can tell me the least times of rearrangements needed to reach the arrangement I like.” As the smartest soldier you decide to answer the officer’s question.
Here is an example: if there are 5 soldiers in the troop, the permutation in the officer’s mind is 2 1 4 5 3. He wants the troop to be 2 1 3 4 5. The rearrangements are as follows:
输入:
1st line: n, the number of soldiers (0 < n ≤ 10,000).
2nd line: a1 a2 … an, the permutation that the troop applies each time.
3rd line: b1 b2 … bn, the target arrangement the officer is satisfied with.
The last case is followed by a line containing one zero.
输出:
1st line: n, the number of soldiers (0 < n ≤ 10,000).
2nd line: a1 a2 … an, the permutation that the troop applies each time.
3rd line: b1 b2 … bn, the target arrangement the officer is satisfied with.
The last case is followed by a line containing one zero.
样例输入:
5 2 1 4 5 3 2 1 3 4 5 0
样例输出:
3
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分析的很详细！赞一个
辛苦了，顶
厉害啊，我遇见数学问题就头疼！
妈呀！这个模板好长OwQ！
已更新
#include <cstdio>
int main() {
//answer must be odd
int n, u, d;
while(scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&u,&d)==3 && n>0) {
if(n<=u) { puts("1"); continue; }
n-=u; u-=d; n+=u-1; n/=u;
n<<=1, ++n;
printf("%dn",n);
}
return 0;
}
沙发呢，我抢到了沙发
我是来看评论的
Thank you very much
程序员会算法，等于一个古惑仔带了zhi抢啊
沙发呢，我抢到了沙发
我还有个问题想请教一下，就是感觉对于新手来说，递归理解起来有些困难，不知有没有什么好的方法或者什么好的建议？
27行 minStack.push(minValue); 去掉就对了
您没有考虑 树的根节点是负数的情况， 若树的根节点是个很大的负数，那么就要考虑过不过另外一边子树了


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Error Handling
Introduction
When you start a new Laravel project, error and exception handling is already configured for you. The App\Exceptions\Handler
class is where all exceptions triggered by your application are logged and then rendered back to the user. We'll dive deeper into this class throughout this documentation.
Configuration
The debug
option in your config/app.php
configuration file determines how much information about an error is actually displayed to the user. By default, this option is set to respect the value of the APP_DEBUG
environment variable, which is stored in your .env
file.
For local development, you should set the APP_DEBUG
environment variable to true
. In your production environment, this value should always be false
. If the value is set to true
in production, you risk exposing sensitive configuration values to your application's end users.
The Exception Handler
The Report Method
All exceptions are handled by the App\Exceptions\Handler
class. This class contains two methods: report
and render
. We'll examine each of these methods in detail. The report
method is used to log exceptions or send them to an external service like Bugsnag or Sentry. By default, the report
method passes the exception to the base class where the exception is logged. However, you are free to log exceptions however you wish.
For example, if you need to report different types of exceptions in different ways, you may use the PHP instanceof
comparison operator:
/**
* Report or log an exception.
*
* This is a great spot to send exceptions to Sentry, Bugsnag, etc.
*
* @param \Exception $exception
* @return void
*/
public function report(Exception $exception)
{
if ($exception instanceof CustomException) {
//
}
parent::report($exception);
}
{tip} Instead of making a lot of
instanceof
checks in yourreport
method, consider using reportable exceptions
Global Log Context
If available, Laravel automatically adds the current user's ID to every exception's log message as contextual data. You may define your own global contextual data by overriding the context
method of your application's App\Exceptions\Handler
class. This information will be included in every exception's log message written by your application:
/**
* Get the default context variables for logging.
*
* @return array
*/
protected function context()
{
return array_merge(parent::context(), [
'foo' => 'bar',
]);
}
The report
Helper
Sometimes you may need to report an exception but continue handling the current request. The report
helper function allows you to quickly report an exception using your exception handler's report
method without rendering an error page:
public function isValid($value)
{
try {
// Validate the value...
} catch (Exception $e) {
report($e);
return false;
}
}
Ignoring Exceptions By Type
The $dontReport
property of the exception handler contains an array of exception types that will not be logged. For example, exceptions resulting from 404 errors, as well as several other types of errors, are not written to your log files. You may add other exception types to this array as needed:
/**
* A list of the exception types that should not be reported.
*
* @var array
*/
protected $dontReport = [
\Illuminate\Auth\AuthenticationException::class,
\Illuminate\Auth\Access\AuthorizationException::class,
\Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\HttpException::class,
\Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\ModelNotFoundException::class,
\Illuminate\Validation\ValidationException::class,
];
The Render Method
The render
method is responsible for converting a given exception into an HTTP response that should be sent back to the browser. By default, the exception is passed to the base class which generates a response for you. However, you are free to check the exception type or return your own custom response:
/**
* Render an exception into an HTTP response.
*
* @param \Illuminate\Http\Request $request
* @param \Exception $exception
* @return \Illuminate\Http\Response
*/
public function render($request, Exception $exception)
{
if ($exception instanceof CustomException) {
return response()->view('errors.custom', [], 500);
}
return parent::render($request, $exception);
}
Reportable & Renderable Exceptions
Instead of type-checking exceptions in the exception handler's report
and render
methods, you may define report
and render
methods directly on your custom exception. When these methods exist, they will be called automatically by the framework:
<?php
namespace App\Exceptions;
use Exception;
class RenderException extends Exception
{
/**
* Report the exception.
*
* @return void
*/
public function report()
{
//
}
/**
* Render the exception into an HTTP response.
*
* @param \Illuminate\Http\Request
* @return \Illuminate\Http\Response
*/
public function render($request)
{
return response(...);
}
}
{tip} You may type-hint any required dependencies of the
report
method and they will automatically be injected into the method by Laravel's service container.
HTTP Exceptions
Some exceptions describe HTTP error codes from the server. For example, this may be a "page not found" error (404), an "unauthorized error" (401) or even a developer generated 500 error. In order to generate such a response from anywhere in your application, you may use the abort
helper:
abort(404);
The abort
helper will immediately raise an exception which will be rendered by the exception handler. Optionally, you may provide the response text:
abort(403, 'Unauthorized action.');
Custom HTTP Error Pages
Laravel makes it easy to display custom error pages for various HTTP status codes. For example, if you wish to customize the error page for 404 HTTP status codes, create a resources/views/errors/404.blade.php
. This file will be served on all 404 errors generated by your application. The views within this directory should be named to match the HTTP status code they correspond to. The HttpException
instance raised by the abort
function will be passed to the view as an $exception
variable:
<h2>{{ $exception->getMessage() }}</h2>
You may publish Laravel's error page templates using the vendor:publish
Artisan command. Once the templates have been published, you may customize them to your liking:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-errors


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Here are iMore's picks for the best Apple and related products of 2019
The Apple ecosystem is growing vastly, especially when it comes to services added in 2019. Though Apple products have expanded to audio, wearables, and more. One thing remains the same. It all revolves around Apple's three flagship devices; iPhone, iPad, and Mac. We took the way-back machine through all of 2019 to come up with our favorite Apple and related products to launch this year and have crowned the winners and runners-up for each, including device, accessory, and app or game.
Which products rose to the top in 2019? Here are the winners!
Best of iPhone
Best iPhone of 2019
iPhone 11
The best iPhone for most people.
Though the iPhone 11 is not Apple's most advanced iPhone, is the one that's perfect for most people. It has practically every single feature as the Pro but at a fraction of the cost.
- Runners up:
- iPhone 11 Pro
- iPhone XR
Best iPhone accessory of 2019
AirPods Pro
Finally! Active noise-cancelation for AirPods.
Not only do these in-ear buds have excellent ANC, but they are also way more comfortable than standard AirPods.
- Runners up:
- Powerbeats Pro
- Tom Bihn Synik
Best iPhone app of 2019
Apple Arcade
More than 100 games at your fingertips.
For pennies-per-game, you have unlimited access to all the titles you can play across a variety of genres.
- Runners up:
- Spectre Camera
- Minecraft Earth
Best of iPad
Best iPad of 2019
10.2-inch iPad
Same great tech with a bigger screen.
The 10.2-inch iPad is this year's replacement for the 9.7-inch tablet. It has support for Apple Pencil, comes in four different colors, and has a bigger display but is the same size as the iPad Air.
- Runners up:
- iPad mini 5
- iPad Air 3
Best iPad accessory of 2019
Logitech Slim Folio Pro
Turn your iPad Pro (2019) into a touch screen computer.
Type like a pro on the most comfortable mobile keyboard on the market and protect your iPad in style.
- Runners up:
- Brydge Pro
- Journal for iPad Pro
Best iPad app of 2019
Flow by Moleskin
The prefect digital sketchbook for artists.
With dozens of virtual paper types and your own customizable artist's toolbox, your ideas will flow.
- Runners up:
- Shortcuts
- Pixelmator Photo
Best of Mac 2019
Best Mac of 2019
16-inch MacBook Pro
Say hello to the best keyboard for MacBook Pro in years.
There's a lot to love about the brand new 16-inch MacBook Pro but the feature that stands out the most is that fantastic new keyboard.
- Runners up:
- MacBook Air
- iMac
Best Mac accessory of 2019
LG UltraFine 4K Display
Designed perfectly to "just work" with Mac.
Right out of the box, this display matches your Mac's internal settings. No need for onboard settings or special software. It just works.
- Runners up:
- Luna Display
- Rode PodMic
Best Mac app of 2019
BBEdit
The text editor that developers swear by.
BBEdit is actually more than 25 years old, but we're celebrating its return to the Mac App store after a five-year hiatus. We love you BBEdit. Welcome back.
- Runners up:
- Fission
- GoodNote 5
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Engines as an Application Platform
Decisions in Scaling Ember Development
## Application Platform
* Today I'm going to talk to you guys about using ember engines as an application platform and the tough decisions that are going to enivitably pop up when undertaking this.
* Will largely draw upon the experiences we've had using engines to build this out.
Application Platform
A Collection of Separate Apps
Tied together by a single cohesive user experience.
Sharing common assets
At the same time
Maintaining separate business goals
Releasing on their own schedules
Having their own internal practices/standards
* Let's start with a definition so we are all on the same page.
* Common Assets, such as services (intl, perm), components (data grids, menus), assets (icons, styles)
* We have this situation at Genesys
Engines Made Ember Win In My Company
Autonomy/Accountability
Namespacing
Asset Sharing
Lazy Loading
Technical Consistency
This is stuff you get with Engines out of the box.
But Winning Was Just the Beginning of Our Story...
And that's what we are going to talk about today
About Me
Senior Dev at Genesys
Ember Learn Team
Triangle Ember Meetup Organizer
About Our Ember App
https://vimeo.com/174421457
Describe briefly our story.
Cloud Based Customer Service Software
Started as a very small startup doing Ember
Acquired by a medium sized company doing Angular and Knockout
We were a cloud based Directory Integrator app with realtime collaboration
They had a app suite of customer service software
Orgspan pre Ember 1.0
The Genesys PureCloud Application Platform
The same app exists today, but has become the UI shell to our whole customer service product suite.
Top menu items are routable
Side menu items are built-in
The top menu is routable apps (engines)
While the side menu are capabilities you have built into the platform
Some Stats
50+ Ember Developers
10 Engines (and counting!)
2-4 Deployments/Month
But...
How did we get there?
### Engines get you on the road to doing it well,
but you still have to figure some things out as a UI organization.
How To Avoid Breaking Each Other?
### The crux of most of our technical challenges
Managing Dependencies
One of the biggest causes of breakages when we brought everyone together under one UI.
Addon X
Engine A -> Addon X 1.0
Engine B -> Addon X 2.0
App:
Semantic Versioning + Communication = Love
...or at least not killing each other
http://semver.org
### Many developers don't give it much thought when creating standalone apps.
* http://semver.org
Prefer `^` for dependencies (Except Ember)
Lint your dependencies - ember-cli-dependency-lint
Major dependency bumps propagate up, that way the parent is in control
Make addon dependencies public
Mind your broccoli (Who's my parent?)
* We always want the parent to be in control to avoid breaks from children.
* Making addon dependecies public prevent the parent from having to explicitly depend on child dependencies
* Ember CLI treeFor tasks can't assume an NPM Tree. When new dependencies and engines get added it can change the whole tree.
Upgrading Ember
* No big deal on a minor, right?
* Upgrading's a big deal when you have a ton of engines that need to be in sync
Keep an Ember Upgrade Branch
Engines should run ember-try against release and beta (at least)
Gated by tests
Approvals from Engine Owners
We're realizing that keeping up with the beta can make Ember more semver compliant
How Do We Test?
## A Few Options
* You can Push as much as possible to individual Engines
* You can put everything at the top level
* You can do a mix... Acceptance-Top, unit/integration at engines.
Push Tests To Engines and Addons
Distributes load
Keeps teams accountable
Gates Builds/Version Bumps
Requires some kind of accomodation for shared services.
How Do We Share?
Common Addons
How to "Share Up" less/sass common variables(blog post?)
Single vs Separate
Services - you can share services from the parent, but you lose out on testing locally that way
Common Addons
Components - Assets - Services
Prefer common to shared
### Reasons we prefer common
* Tests
* Main app simplicity
* broader reuse
Splitting Addons
Modularity vs Simplicity
Public Addons
ember-webrtc-devices
ember-webrtc-troubleshoot
ember-data-visualizations
fixtable-ember
Suites
ember-purecloud-components
ember-engage-components
### The tradeoff in splitting addons
* few, large addons are simpler for consumers to keep up with, require less dependency concerns
* many, small addons promote easier maintenance and fine grained reuse.
### Public Addons
* We want public addons to be fine grained, bc we don't know how people will want to use them.
* Gives them a more consumable face.
### Major Addons
* Have their own teams maintaining them. May be used outside the main app.
### Suites
* "Everything else"
* Makes thing shared across the ecosystem
* Simplifies dependency management
How Do We Build and Deploy?
Each Engine/Addon/App should have its Own
GitFlow
feature branch
develop
release - yarn-locked
master - ship
Branch Deployments
Each Major Branch gets deployed (release, develop, features)
Engine branches get deployed for tests
Ship: NPM Publish for Engines
Ship: S3 Prod Deploy for App Master
Automation Gates Promotion
Ember suite breaks builds
E2E automation gates app to prod
E2E automation gates engine to publish
### GitFlow
http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
What are the Next Decisions?
Patching Engines
Managing Size
Ease of Deployment
Third Party Apps
Managing Outages
How Do We Communicate Across Diverse, Global Teams?
EmberJS Chat Channel
* Each Team has their own channel
* Every team is on the EmberJS Channel
Always Answer Questions
Share Links and New Stuff
Pitch Ideas
Garner Reviews
Gifs
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| Class | public final class FilterIterator |
| Implements | IIterator |
Description
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FilterIterator constructor.
| FilterIterator | ||
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next():*
Returns the next item and places the internal cursor after that item.
| FilterIterator |
| FilterIterator | () | constructor |
public function FilterIterator(iterable:IIterable, filter:Function)
FilterIterator constructor.
Parametersiterable:IIterable — An IIterable implementing collection.
|
|
filter:Function — The filter function.
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Returns true
if there are succeeding items to be enumerated.
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, if the internal cursor is placed after the
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| next | () | method |
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Returns the next item and places the internal cursor after that item.
Returnes undefined
if no next item exists or the collection is empty.
* — The next item of iteration or undefined if no such item exists.
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stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators module¶
Module for defining fitness calculators.
Fitness calculators are classes which inherit
FitnessCalculator
and define a
fitness()
method. This method is used to
calculate the fitness of molecules. A FitnessCalculator
will
hold calculated fitness values in
FitnessCalculator.cache
. The method will also
create a fitness
attribute on the molecules it evaluates,
which holds the fitness value. The values calculated by
fitness()
can be any Python object, as long as
the fitness
value after FitnessNormalizer.normalize
is
applied is set to a positive, non-zero float
. The calculated
fitness may also be None
to indicate a failed calculation.
The FitnessCalculator
can be pickled if the calculated values
are to be saved.
For examples of how a FitnessCalculator
may be used, look
at the documentation of classes which inherit it, for example
PropertyVector
.
During the GA, fitness values are initially calculated by a
fitness calculator, which is an instance of a
FitnessCalculator
. After this, fitness normalization takes
place through an instance of a FitnessNormalizer
. The
difference between fitness calculation and normalization is that
a fitness calculation always returns the same fitness value for a
given molecule and conformer, while fitness normalization updates
existing fitness values based on all the fitness values in a
population, for example by dividing the fitness value of all molecules
by the mean fitness across the population.
Extending stk: Making new fitness calculators.¶
A new class inheriting FitnessCalculator
must be created.
The class must define a fitness()
method,
which takes two arguments. The first is mol which takes a
Molecule
object and is the molecule whose fitness is to be
calculated. The second is conformer and it is an int
holding
the conformer id of the conformer used for calculating the fitness.
conformer is should be an optional argument, defaulting to -1
.
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators.
FitnessCalculator
(use_cache)¶ Bases:
object
Calculates and stores fitness values of molecules.
A
FitnessCalculator
will automatically add afitness
attribute to anyMolecule
objects it calculates a fitness value for. The attribute will hold the calculated fitness value-
use_cache
¶ If
True
then fitness values for molecules and conformers already held incache
are not re-calculated and the value already stored is used.Type: bool
-
cache
¶ Stores fitness values of molecules in the form:
cache = { (mol1, conf1): 12.2, (mol1, conf3): 124.31, (mol2, conf1): 0.2 }
where
mol1
andmol2
areMolecule
objects andconf1
andconf3
areint
which are the conformers used to calculate the fitness values.Type: dict
-
fitness
(mol, conformer=-1)¶ Calculates the fitness value of a molecule.
Parameters: - mol (
Molecule
) – The molecule whose fitness should be calculated. - conformer (
int
, optional) – The conformer of mol to use.
Returns: The fitness value of a conformer of mol. Can be
None
to indicate a failed calculation.Return type: object
- mol (
-
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators.
PropertyVector
(*property_fns, use_cache=False)¶ Bases:
stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators.FitnessCalculator
Calculates the a set of properties of a molecule.
This
FitnessCalculator
applies a series offunction
to aMolecule
and appends each result to alist
. Thelist
forms the property vector of the molecule and it is returned as the fitness value of the molecule.If any of the
function
returnsNone
, then instead of alist
the fitness value will beNone
. In essence,PropertyVector
requires that all properties were successfully calculated.-
property_fns
¶ A group of
function
, each of which is used to calculate a single property of the molecule. Each function must take 2 arguments, mol and conformer. mol accepts aMolecule
object and conformer accepts anint
. These are the molecule and the conformer id used to calculate the property.Type: tuple
offunction
Examples
Use on
StructUnit
objects.# Create the molecules which are to have fitness values # evaluated. mol1 = StructUnit.smiles_init('NCCN', ['amine']) mol2 = StructUnit2.smiles_init('NC[Si]CCCN', ['amine']) mol3 = StructUnit3.smiles_init('O=CCC(C=O)CCC=O', ['aldehyde']) # Create the functions which calculate the molecule properties. def atom_number(mol, conformer): return mol.mol.GetNumAtoms() def diameter(mol, conformer): return mol.max_diamater(conformer) def energy(mol, conformer): energy_calculator = MMFFEnergy() return energy_calculator.energy(mol, conformer) # Create the fitness calculator. fitness_calculator = PropertyVector(atom_number, diameter, energy) # Calculate the fitness vector of mol1. It will be a list # holding the number of atoms, diameter and energy of mol1, # respectively. mol1_fitness = fitness_calculator.fitness(mol1) # The molecule will also have a fitness attribute holding the # result. if mol1.fitness == mol1_fitness: print('Fitness attribute added.') # Calculate the fitness vector of mol2. It will be a list # holding the number of atoms, diameter and energy of mol2, # respectively. mol2_fitness = fitness_calculator.fitness(mol2) # The molecule will also have a fitness attribute holding the # result. if mol2.fitness == mol2_fitness: print('Fitness attribute added.') # Calculate the fitness vector of mol3. It will be a list # holding the number of atoms, diameter and energy of mol3, # respectively. mol3_fitness = fitness_calculator.fitness(mol3) # The molecule will also have a fitness attribute holding the # result. if mol3.fitness == mol3_fitness: print('Fitness attribute added.') # The fitness calculate will have all the results saved in # its cache attribute. print(fitness_calculator.cache)
Use on
MacroMolecule
objects,Polymer
# First create molecules whose fitness value we wish to # caclculate. bb1 = StructUnit2.smiles_init('[Br]CC[Br]', ['bromine']) polymer1 = Polymer([bb1], Linear('A', [0], n=5)) bb2 = StructUnit2.smiles_init('[Br]CCNNCC[Br]', ['bromine']) polymer2 = Polymer([bb1, bb2], Linear('AB', [0, 0], n=2)) # Create the functions which calculate the molecule properties. def atom_number(mol, conformer): return mol.mol.GetNumAtoms() def diameter(mol, conformer): return mol.max_diamater(conformer) def monomer_number(mol, conformer): return mol.topology.n * len(mol.topology.repeating_unit) # Create the fitness calculator. fitness_calculator = PropertyVector(atom_number, diameter, monomer_number) # Calculate the fitness vector of polymer1. It will be a list # holding the number of atoms, diameter and the number of # monomers in polymer1, espectively. polymer1_fitness = fitness_calculator.fitness(polymer1) # The molecule will also have a fitness attribute holding the # result. if polymer1.fitness == polymer1_fitness: print('Fitness attribute added.') # Calculate the fitness vector of polymer2. It will be a list # holding the number of atoms, diameter and the number of # monomers in polymer2, espectively. polymer2_fitness = fitness_calculator.fitness(polymer2) # The molecule will also have a fitness attribute holding the # result. if polymer2.fitness == polymer2_fitness: print('Fitness attribute added.') # The fitness calculate will have all the results saved in # its cache attribute. print(fitness_calculator.cache)
Use on
MacroMolecule
objects,Cage
# First create molecules whose fitness value we wish to # caclculate. bb1 = StructUnit2.smiles_init('NCCN', ['amine']) bb2 = StructUnit3.smiles_init('O=CCCC(C=O)CC=O', ['aldehyde']) cage1 = Cage([bb1, bb2], FourPlusSix()) cage2 = Cage([bb1, bb2], EightPlusTwelve()) # Create the functions which calculate the molecule properties. def cavity_difference(mol, conformer): # Calculate the difference from a cavity size of 5. return abs(mol.cavity_size(conformer)-5) def window_variance(mol, conformer): return mol.window_variance(conformer) # Create the fitness calculator. fitness_calculator = PropertyVector(cavity_difference, window_variance) # Calculate the fitness vector of cage1. It will be a list # holding how different the cavity size is from 5 Angstrom and # window variance, respectively. cage1_fitness = fitness_calculator.fitness(cage1) # The molecule will also have a fitness attribute holding the # result. if cage1.fitness == cage1_fitness: print('Fitness attribute added.') # Calculate the fitness vector of cage2. It will be a list # holding how different the cavity size is from 5 Angstrom and # window variance, respectively. cage2_fitness = fitness_calculator.fitness(cage2) # The molecule will also have a fitness attribute holding the # result. if cage2.fitness == cage2_fitness: print('Fitness attribute added.') # The fitness calculate will have all the results saved in # its cache attribute. print(fitness_calculator.cache)
-
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators.
RaisingFitnessCalculator
(fitness_calculator, fail_chance=0.5, use_cache=False)¶ Bases:
stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators.FitnessCalculator
Raises and calculates fitness at random.
This fitness calculator is used for debugging to simulate cases where the fitness calculation raises an error.
-
fitness_calculator
¶ When the fitness calculator does not fail, it uses this
FitnessCalculator
to calculate fitness of molecules.Type: FitnessCalculator
-
fail_chance
¶ The probability that the fitness calculator will raise an error each time
fitness()
is used.Type: float
Examples
mol = StructUnit.smiles_init('NCCNCCN', ['amine']) calc = PropertyVector(lambda mol, conformer: mol.GetNumAtoms()) partial_raiser = RaisingFitnessCalculator(calc, fail_chance=0.75) # 75 % chance an error will be raised by calling fitness. partial_raiser.fitness(mol)
-
fitness
(mol, conformer=-1)¶ Calculates the fitness of conformer of mol.
Parameters: - mol (
Molecule
) – The molecule whose fitness should be calculated. - conformer (
int
, optional) – The conformer of mol to use.
Returns: Whatever the
fitness()
method offitness_calculator
returns.Return type: object
Raises: RaisingFitnessCalculatorError
– This error is raised at random.- mol (
-
-
exception
stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators.
RaisingFitnessCalculatorError
¶ Bases:
Exception
-
args
¶
-
with_traceback
()¶ Exception.with_traceback(tb) – set self.__traceback__ to tb and return self.
-
-
stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators.
_add_cache_use
(fitness)¶ Gives fitness functions the option skip re-calculatations.
Parameters: fitness ( function
) – A fitness function, which is afitness()
method of aFitnessCalculator
.Returns: The decorated fitness function. Return type: function
-
stk.calculators.ga.fitness_calculators.
_add_fitness_attribute_creation
(fitness)¶ Makes fitness functions add a
fitness
attribute.The attribute is added to the
Molecule
objects evaluated by thefitness()
method.Parameters: fitness ( function
) – A fitness function, which is afitness()
method of aFitnessCalculator
.Returns: The decorated fitness function. Return type: function


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This screen takes prior probabilities for a set of alternative hypotheses, conditional probabilities for several possible outcomes, and information about which outcome(s) occurred. It produces revised probabilities for the original hypotheses.
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For me, I couldn't think of a more cruel torture.
Not for the pessimism of rationalizing existential or philosophical questions. That's not a side-effect of the intellect.
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Instead, it would be a torture for the unbearable sensitivity.
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My resistance's getting stronger, and someday I'll completely overcome it.


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I opened my emonpi box about an hour ago, and haven't had much chance to look around yet... So assume little/no knowledge please!
I've got my house, solar and consumption feeds recording locally and uploading to emoncms.org, and now I'm wondering how best to get my numbers out to a remote MySQL database... opening up the data and paving the way to mobile apps, widgets etc
I've found the feed data files in /home/pi/data/phpfina and Trystan's phpfina.php script that demonstrates the reads. Of course I could write a cron job to read the file and send new entries to my server but ideally I'd like to hook in to the process that writes out to these feed files so that for every value written down to a feed file, I call out to my web service / database etc to record the value on my remote server.
A quick search of the forum didn't turn up anyone else talking about doing this... has anyone else tried to extract their data to a database? Is there a better way to do it? Am I overcomplicating things... can I add a MySQL Interfacer to emonhub.conf, or should I be looking to route the data to a new destination in MQTT?
Any guidance would be much appreciated. Cheers!
Re: Sending data to remote MySQL
I've just found this related thread...
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10892
Can anyone help us out? :-)
Re: Sending data to remote MySQL
I am still stuck on the same problem. Anybody knows where I can find the emonhub source code?? The links google provided are no longer valid.
I will see if I can understand the code and try to write an interfacer for emonhub to directly write into mysql. If it's successful, I will post it here. :) Hopefully, this will save a lot of work and not have the data passed around before it reached MYSQL.
Another way will be have emonhub send to a URL I think, not too sure about the apikey part though. I am not well verse in HTTP.
Re: Sending data to remote MySQL
The emonhub source code is at https://github.com/emonhub/emonhub.
I have to admit I'm alittle vague on what it is you are trying to do, I get you want your data in a SQL table, emoncms can do that, if you want the data to go to another target then how does that target want the data? do you have an application or database in mind?
Paul
Re: Sending data to remote MySQL
I'm just looking to get my data into a SQL table. How can emoncms be configured to do that? (I'm running my own installation, no longer emoncms.org)
Re: Sending data to remote MySQL
The "extended" version of emoncms can write data to SQL tables, if you are running on a Pi you will need to add a hdd as it is not as "low-write" as the version included on the SDcard image.
If you want the data on another machine ie a local PC or Laptop you can set up emoncms "extended" on that machine and have emonhub forward data to that server in the same way you could send to emoncms.org.
emonHub is able to buffer data in RAM too so at a stretch you could allow the PC to sleep or laptop to travel and "catch up" when woken or made available. This isn't a perfect scenario however as the data is volatile in RAM any power disruptions and you will lose the buffered data.
Paul


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