Butcher Block Iron Pipe Desk
Recently I built a butcher block and iron pipe desk for my home office. Within this post i’ll try and list out how I approached it as best as possible:
I purchased 2 8ft butcher block countertops from Lumber Liquidators while they were on sale. I paid $150 for each. Next, I researched quite a bit about how to finish them. Here’s what I did:
- Sanded using 80 grit sandpaper
- Sanded using 120 grit sandpaper
- Sanded using 200 grit sandpaper
- Sanded using 320 grit sandpaper
- Sanded using 400 grit sandpaper
Once that was done, I used cheese cloth to wipe away all the debris. After that I did some more research and found a really cool product tha tturned out amazing (highly recommend). This product is unique, mostly because it is a finisher, sealer, and protector all in one. I was skeptical but I can not recommend this enough. Another point is that if you use typical stain and then polyurethe you are not actually touching the wood - it’s more of a coating. This stuff you are actually touching the wood cause the tung oil and sealer penetrates the actual wood; no rings from glasses, no oily residue, nothing. Its seriously great.
Now, to the product: [WaterLox](https: //www.waterlox.com/products-item/waterlox-original-penetrating-tung-oil-floor-sealer-finish) I put 2 coats of this on. Each coat takes 24 hours to dry and you should make sure that where ever you do this, you need to ventilate really well. Also, you MUST wear a respirator when opening, using, etc. I ended up just buying [this one](https: //www.lowes.com/pd/3M-Reusable-Painting-Valved-Safety-Mask/1000039613)
I applied it using a natural paint brush from lowes (not the nylon type, but the sand color brush). I did 1 coat then waited (leaving my garage open for the day) and then applied the second coat. After that, I wanted a less shiny look so I applied 1 coat of their Satin product
I did this cause I actually plan to use the remaining for other projects in the future. Once that is all dried (again 24 hours) I was ready to build out my iron pipe frame.
My new home office is a little odly shaped but I knew I wanted a L shaped desk but I was worried about the weight of the butcherblocks (they wieght like 150-200lbs each). So I decided to go with the 3/4" black iron pipe. Here’s a general layout of my office:
I used these flanges for both the feet and to attach to the butcher block top.
These are represented by the circles in this image:
So I have 7 legs for my desk and from the bottom to the top goes like this:
- [Flange](https: //www.lowes.com/pd/Mueller-Proline-3-4-in-dia-Black-Iron-Floor-Flange-Fitting/1000217677)
- 1.5" 3/4 iron pipe (in the same location at Lowes)
- 3/4 Iron Pipe T: https: //www.lowes.com/pd/LDR-Black-Iron-Tee-Fitting/3464002
- 24" Iron Pipe (threaded on both sides - all of these are threaded on both sides). I ended up buying 2 10ft long pipes and had the guy at lowes cut 7 of them for my legs
- Flange
Now to connect together. This was a little tricky but it’s working great so far. Between a pair of legs (there’s 3 pair of legs and then a single leg) I bought a 4" black pipe (it was easier instead of trying to cut our own) and then added a 3/4 Iron Pipe T (this is what connects the two pairs of legs together) and then added a 16" (or 18" - can’t remember) to connect to the other leg in the pair. This is shown below:
Here is a overall view of all the piping from above (these mesurements are not 100% exact but I think you get the gist).
Last few things. I have hardwood floors and I didn’t want the flange pieces that were going to touch the ground to scratch anything so I bought some “no skid” pads (opposite of moving furntiure pads) and cut them out to fit underneath the flanges.
Since I have 2 8ft pieces, I had to cut one slightly down to fit my space (this is all dependent on your measurements). But I did connect the two pieces once in place. I used 2 12" by 6" Stainless Steel plates that had wholes in them. My dad had these (for some reason) so we used them but you can find something like this https://www.lowes.com/pd/USP-7-in-Wood-to-Wood-Nail-Plate/3374508
I also used 3/4" Hard Backer Board screws to attach the top of the legs (the flange plate) to the top of the butcher block top to ensure that it stayed in place.
That’s it. I hope this gives some details and help! Good luck!


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In order to study DNA, scientists have to extract it from cells. There are many DNA extraction kits available for scientists to use in the lab, but they all work in roughly the same way. This experiment lets you make your own DNA extraction kit from common household materials. You will extract DNA from strawberries and see the clumps of DNA strands.
Rubbing alcohol
Small bowl
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup water
1 Tablespoon dishwashing detergent (such as Dawn)
3 strawberries (green tops removed)
Small plastic zip-top bag
Funnel Cheesecloth (or a coffee filter)
Tall drinking glass
Test tube or small clear glass jar
Bamboo skewer (optional)
Put the rubbing alcohol in the freezer to chill it while you prepare the rest of the experiment.
Mix the salt, water and detergent in a small bowl. This will be your extraction liquid.
Put the strawberries in the plastic bag and squeeze out all the extra air before sealing tightly.
Mash the strawberries with your hands for about 2 minutes until they are mushy.
Add 3 tablespoons of the extraction liquid to the strawberries in the bag. Squeeze out the air and seal the bag again.
Mash the strawberry mixture with your hands for another minute.
Place a layer of cheesecloth inside the funnel and set the funnel on top of the tall drinking glass (so that it will empty into the glass).
Pour the strawberry mixture from the bag into the funnel. Let it drop through the cheesecloth until there is no liquid left.
Throw away the cheesecloth and the strawberry pulp inside it.
Pour the contents of the glass into the test tube or small jar until it is 1/4 full.
Tilt the test tube or jar and very slowly pour rubbing alcohol down the side. The alcohol will form a layer on top of the strawberry juice. Do not let the alcohol mix with the strawberry juice!
Let the contents sit for a few minutes. You should see stringy, whitish stuff collecting between the two layers of liquid. This is DNA! You can gently pull the DNA out with the bamboo skewer if you want.
The detergent you used caused the cells to pop open, or “lyse.” This releases the DNA into the solution. The alcohol causes the DNA to precipitate out of the solution.
Strawberries are easy to use in this experiment because they are easy to mash and they contain a lot of DNA in each cell. However, you can do this experiment on most any living (or formerly living) thing. Try this experiment using other fruits and vegetables or soft meats (like chicken liver).
Healthy teeth are vital when you chew food, which is important for digestion. They make it easier for our mouths to form words and – let's not forget – they make radiant smiles. Because teeth are so important, tooth decay can be a serious problem. A science fair project provides an opportunity to demonstrate how tooth decay happens and how to prevent it. You'll need to create many samples for this project, and you probably don't have a collection of teeth for them. Don't worry. Eggshells are a great substitute, and you can get as many of those as you need.
You've probably heard that sweet foods are a major cause of tooth decay, but that leads to two important questions with demonstrable answers. The first question is "Does the sugar in these foods cause the decay or is it something else?" The second question is "How do you prevent decay? "
To answer the first question, soak eggshells in a variety of solutions that may or may not cause decay. Eggshells are a good substitute for teeth because they are made from chemicals similar to those that form tooth enamel. You can choose the solutions based on what you think are the most likely causes of decay, but one of the solutions should be pure sugar water, because you specifically want to know if sugar is the culprit. Here are some other possibilities:
Cola
Mineral water
Lemonade
Milk
Vinegar
Let the samples sit for a week and then note the condition of the eggshells and write down the results.
You'll probably notice that the eggshells that soaked in cola and vinegar are the most affected. In fact, there may be nothing left of them. On the other hand, the eggshells in mineral water and sugar water are mostly unaffected, while those in lemonade and milk may or may not show signs of decay.
Dentists warn about sweet foods because sugar feeds bacteria living in a layer of plaque on the surface of tooth enamel. These bacteria create acids through their metabolism, and it's the acids that cause decay.
Cola contains phosphoric acid, and vinegar contains acetic acid. Both acids are concentrated enough to soften and partially dissolve eggshells. Sugar water and mineral water aren't acidic, so the eggshells in these liquids should be unaffected. Lemonade contains citric acid, and milk contains lactic acid, but these are less concentrated than the acids in cola and vinegar, so you may or may not see damage to the eggshells immersed in these liquids.
As a follow-up, you might let the eggshells in the milk and lemonade sit for a while longer to see how long it takes for them to show signs of decay.
Besides cleaning your teeth regularly, is there any way to prevent decay? Dentists recommend fluoride, but does it really help? Find out for yourself with eggshells and two jars filled with vinegar. Coat one eggshell completely with gel fluoride toothpaste and put it in one jar and then put an uncoated eggshell in the other jar. Watch for signs of decay on the uncoated eggshell and when you see them, note the condition of the eggshell you coated with toothpaste. If fluoride works, you shouldn't see any decay.
Follow up this demonstration by allowing the coated eggshell to remain in the vinegar to see how long it takes to start decaying.


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--- layout: post title: 1,000th Wedding Anniversary post_id: 208 categories: - life date: 2005-07-11 08:42:00.000000000 -06:00 author: Jamis permalink: 2005/7/11/1-000th-wedding-anniversary.html ---
Today, my wife and I celebrate our 1,000th wedding anniversary. (That’s 1,000 in binary, of course.)
May the next 0b1000
years be as incredible as the first!


#include <I2CDevice.h>
◆ I2CDevice() [1/2]
◆ I2CDevice() [2/2]
| I2CDevice::I2CDevice |
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Constructor for the I2CDevice class. It requires the bus number and device number. The constructor opens a file handle to the I2C device, which is destroyed when the destructor is called
- Parameters
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| bus | The bus number. Usually 0 or 1 on the BBB |
| device | The device ID on the bus. |
◆ ~I2CDevice()
| I2CDevice::~I2CDevice |
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Closes the file on destruction, provided that it has not already been closed.
◆ Close()
| void I2CDevice::Close |
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Close the file handles and sets a temporary state to -1.
◆ GetBusAddr()
| int cubesat::I2CDevice::GetBusAddr |
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◆ GetDeviceAddr()
| int cubesat::I2CDevice::GetDeviceAddr |
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◆ GetDevicePath()
| std::string I2CDevice::GetDevicePath |
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const |
◆ IsOpen()
| bool cubesat::I2CDevice::IsOpen |
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const |
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◆ Open()
Open a connection to an I2C device
- Returns
- -1 on failure to open to the bus or device, 0 on success.
◆ ReadRegister()
| uint16_t I2CDevice::ReadRegister |
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registerAddress | ) |
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Read a single register value from the address on the device.
- Parameters
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| registerAddress | the address to read from |
- Returns
- the byte value at the register address.
◆ ReadRegisters()
| int I2CDevice::ReadRegisters |
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first_addr, |
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Method to read a number of registers from a single device. This is much more efficient than reading the registers individually. The from address is the starting address to read from, which defaults to 0x00.
- Parameters
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| number | the number of registers to read from the device |
| fromAddress | the starting address to read from |
- Returns
- a pointer of type unsigned char* that points to the first element in the block of registers
◆ Write()
| int I2CDevice::Write |
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value | ) |
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Write a single value to the I2C device. Used to set up the device to read from a particular address.
- Parameters
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| value | the value to write to the device |
- Returns
- -1 on failure to write, 0 on success.
◆ WriteRegister()
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Write a single byte value to a single register.
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| value | The value to be written to the register |
- Returns
- -1 on failure to write, 0 on success.
◆ bus
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /home/osboxes/cosmos/source/projects/cubesat-kit/include/device/I2CDevice.h
- /home/osboxes/cosmos/source/projects/cubesat-kit/source/device/I2CDevice.cpp


URBAN LEGEND Reviewed by Jamie Peck
The movie takes place on the creepy campus of New England's Pendleton College, where some freaked-out student or faculty member has begun a murder spree (check), offing victims according to those titular tales - most of them campfire and sleepover favorites - that doubly function as social parables (check). Our heroine is beautiful, brainy upperclassman Natalie (Alicia Witt, check), who may hold the key to cracking the mystery in a dark secret buried deep in her past (check). Our hero is handsome journalism major Paul (Jared Leto, check), a studious reporter for the school paper who's determined to get this scoop no matter what the price (check). Carnage ensues (check, check, check).
Director Jamie Blanks and screenwriter Silvio Horta start better than they finish, with an extended "Scream"-esque prologue that depicts the film's first casualty, as a nervous little missy (Natasha Gregson Wagner) on a late-night commute loses her head in a vivid variation on the killer-in-the-backseat urban legend. Yikes. Most of the time, however, the filmmakers' scare tactics include silly false jumps and absurd red herrings; just about everyone around Pendleton, for example, owns and wears our psycho's hooded Nanook of the North-type costume. True, every movie in this genre relies on faux frights to generate suspense, but "Urban Legend" plays with them far too often to be very effective.
Yet another disappointing facet of "Urban Legend" is exactly how it employs the villain's violent gimmick. Only a handful of the urban legends he brings to life seem genuinely inspired, and all the leftovers don't seem to fully realize their grisly potential. Horta leaves a lot of possibilities unexamined, and ends up having the killer simply splatter coed guts across dorm walls with a large axe when he runs out of ideas. The campy ending also doesn't satisfy; "Urban Legend"'s unmasked villain not only seems physically incapable of pulling off an early murder involving a a tree, a noose and a moving car, but they also explain their master plan to the incompasitated good guy with ... _a_slide_show_?
At least the motive makes too-pat sense and there are some good in-jokes stretched throughout the movie's 98-minute running time; co-star Joshua Jackson, of "Dawson's Creek" fame, exits "Urban Legend" earlier than expected, but not before turning on a radio to the opening notes of Paula Cole's "I Don't Want to Wait." These postmodern references, along with the solid acting (particulary Witt and Michael Rosenbaum as a party-hardy frat boy), sleek production design and clever concept, add up to a so-so slasher film that falls a little short of delivering the goods. But delivering isolated scares is another matter entirely. Let's just say that, thanks to "Urban Legend," this critic will henceforth be keeping a close eye on the backseat of his car.
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C.W.J.C. No. 2404 of 1998 (R) (In the matter of an application under Article 226 of the Constitution of India) ... M/s Auto Mobiles Ancilliery Industries... ... Petitioner -V e r s u s- The Central Pollution Control Board & Ors.... Respondents ... For the Petitioner : - Mr. V. Shivnath, Sr. Advocate. For the Respondents : - Mr. A. K. Pandey, Advocate. PRESENT HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE APARESH KUMAR SINGH ... The grievance of the petitioner in the present writ petition is that it was not required to obtain renewal of consent under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Rules, 1976. The reasons for coming before this Court of the petitioner is that he was aggrieved vide letter dated 17.09.1996
issued by the Member Secretary of the Bihar State Pollution Control Board under Section 5(2) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act, 1977.
According to the petitioner, it is a small scale industry, which is exempted from the requirement of obtaining annual renewals on the basis of letter dated 21.10.1992 issued by the Central Pollution Control Board, Annexure-3, which is said to have been issued in statutory exercise of power. The petitioner submits that it is not carrying on any activities of discharge of water or discharge of any sewage or trade effluent creating a nuisance or injurious to public health etc. However, the petitioner had obtained such consent by making an application in Form VIA to the Bihar State Pollution Control Board, which was granted vide letter dated 28.02.1994. According to the petitioner, in the category of small scale industry, one time consent would serve the purpose of consent and there is no requirement for the industry to obtain periodic renewal of consent unless the unit modifies or changes its processes. The petitioner is, therefore, aggrieved by the issuance of the said notice by which it has been asked to seek renewal of consent.
The respondent- Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board, which has been created after bifurcation of the State and has stepped into the shoes of the Bihar State Pollution Control Board, has filed its counter after coming into existence.
Learned counsel for the respondents submits that there is requirement under Section 4 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Rules, 1978 that every assessee shall submit returns before the Member Secretary of the State Pollution Control Board in Form-I. Accordingly, the Unit was asked to submit water cess returns. The Unit was informed by the then Bihar Board that this unit is covered under Engineering industry in sl. no. 15 of the specified industry in cess water Act, 1977 and it is not exempted from the provisions of the Acts and Rules. However, the respondents submit that earlier notification of 21.10.1992 was in the conflict of the Provisions of the Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981 and cannot prevail. Therefore, the aforesaid Rules of Pollution Control Board is bad in law and is not acceptable. The stand taken by the respondent-Board, however, apparently appears to be contrary to the guideline issued by the Central Pollution Control Board. Learned counsel for the respondents submits that thereafter again several amendments have taken place and the petitioner would be liable for submission of returns as well as renewal of such consent upon payment of renewal fee.
The matter is pending since 1998 and the Bihar Pollution Control Board is substituted by the newly created Jharkhand Pollution Control Board.
In that view of the matter, without entering into the merit of the controversies, the petitioner is directed to approach the Member Secretary, Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board on the question relating to renewal of consent as was directed by earlier notice issued by the Bihar State Pollution Control Board. The petitioner shall approach the Member Secretary with his representation containing all supporting facts and documents within a period of 15 days.
Learned counsel for the respondent no. 4 submits that final decision, in this regard, has to be taken by Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board itself, which has delegated its power to the Chairman of the Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board.
In that view of the matter, the matter would be placed before the Chairman by the Member Secretary for taking appropriate decision in the matter, which shall be taken within a period of 12 weeks thereafter from the receipt of such representation of the petitioner.
Any consequential action shall be taken pursuant to the order passed by the Chairman, Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board. The petitioner, if so required, will be liable to comply with any condition as may be imposed upon it in terms of the relevant Acts and the Rules and Circulars in that regard. Accordingly, this writ petition is disposed of in the aforesaid terms.
(Aparesh Kumar Singh, J.) Jharkhand High Court, Ranchi Dated:-07th of February, 2013 Kamlesh/ N. A. F. R.


Seventeen will perform at the 40th Blue Dragon Film Awards
by jaehaedae_seojeoThis year, The 40th Blue Dragon Film Awards K-POP representative star is Seventeen. They will be performing 'HIT' and 'Very Nice' at the awards night on November 21.
Seventeen members stated, "We are so happy and it's very meaningful that Seventeen can perform at the big award ceremony, The Blue Dragon Film Award, it's a festival and an award show that many filmmakers enjoy, we will show the Seventeen's energy in our performances. "
The K-POP stage will also grow one step further. Blue Dragon performances were presented every year by Top K-POP artists representatives like TVXQ, IU, Kara, 2pm, Wonder Girls, Miss A, Twice and Mamamoo that filled the stage with their amazing performances.
The 40th Blue Dragon Film Awards will be held on November 21.


Top 10 Most Important Features
Definition: A random forest is a meta estimator that fits numerous decision tree classifiers on various sub-samples of the dataset and uses averaging to improve the predictive accuracy and control over-fitting.
(scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.ensemble.RandomForestClassifier.html)
The Random Forest is ensemble method from SkLearn library, it shows how appropriated columns values to feature importance ratios. So, each individual test has variable of conditions is based on a ratio importance that help determine the predicted result.
It is the based logic that outlines the mathematical process in the final decision and/or prediction. The CliffsNotes of Machine Learning’s little black box.
This Random Forest read in 31 Columns from the Credit DataOriginal.csv to classify. The RandomForestClassifier from SkLearn fits the default.data (less the DEFAULT column) with default.target ( just the DEFAULT column).
In order to analyze the list, a Data Frame was created displaying Feature Importance and the corresponding rating.
Then, the iloc of the top ten was utilized while sorting by descending order.
This returned the Top Ten Importance Features that were used to revise specific columns in a new data frame. The 10 columns along with the DEFAULT column became the Credit_Data_Revised.cvs used in the Neural Network Model.
Prediction Importance Feature and Acending Ratings
Automatically, the RandomForestClassifier calculates the feature importance rating.
The rating is the weighted value of each Feature (column) in the decision process.
By sorting the feature importance in descending order, the highest feature rating lists 1–30.


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Call finish when done handling this operation.
The operation will be released to its originating thread, and possibly deleted.
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Giant Greemong
| Fighting Style | ||
| When Dieing Do they run | no | |
| Ranged Attack | no | |
| AOE Area of Attack | no | |
| Spawns lesser monsters | yes |
Giant Greemong Pronounced g-eye-ant grie-mong
Sticky, slimey, gooey, and ooey, these monsters sure know how to gross you out. What looks like was taken straight from a 1950's horror flick is known as Greemong. They are a deep hue of green or brown and have six blue crystals poking upward down their backs. Their just a mucky blob with two arms and no legs. They have crystals for fingers, and red glowing eyes. Wouldn't you hate to get stuck on one of those? As of v10 all Green weapons start dropping from this guy and up.
Locating Giant Greemong
The largest grouping of Greemongs are Southeast of the city of Darkon 2 , in the pools just
under the long natural bridge.
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Available
that involve this masquerpet
Mysterious Collector 5
Required Level : 71~76 Required Job : Second Class/Master Objective : Kill Greemong and collect 50 Mong Tears Location : Eienble Cave east or Darken
| Mong Tear 50x |
Reward : 20% exp at level 71 and 213,000 Penya
Giant Greemong Statistics
| Name | lvl | HP | Def | Mdef | Exp | Atk | Ele |
| Giant Greemong | 75 | 552,915 | 101 | 112 | 182,714 | 1,477~1,554 |
Note: Atk stat comes from kFlyff and may differ from our version.
Drops
Mong Tear Meat Salad Food item for recovering HP. Icecream Cake Food item for recovering HP. Eighth Refresher Food item for recovering MP. VitalDrink 800 Food item for recovering FP. Desert Card Enchanting item for Earth upgrading level 1~20. Sunstone Enchanting item used for basic upgrading. Arek Ring Ring used to increase DEX. Penya In game currency. Katria/Kanarin Set pieces Oska/Okas Set pieces Ropang/Roshel Set pieces Myuran/Myurian Set pieces Alext/Ales Set pieces Pact/Paxt Set pieces Einy/Akan Set pieces Warpon/Warspon Set pieces
Trivia


Other Tutorial
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This is not of any use please ignore these files. It is here only for testing purpose.


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Hoppy.fi is an experimental service written by Jyry Suvilehto. Code is available at GitHub. Comments, suggestions and whatnot are welcome.
This project was sparked my frustration at trying to figure out what beers are available and what are worth buying when I go beer shoppint.
Possible future feature list


Policies.CORRAL module¶
The CORRAL aggregation bandit algorithm, similar to Exp4 but not exactly equivalent.
The algorithm is a master A, managing several “slave” algorithms, \(A_1, ..., A_N\).
At every step, one slave algorithm is selected, by a random selection from a trust distribution on \([1,...,N]\).
Then its decision is listen to, played by the master algorithm, and a feedback reward is received.
The reward is reweighted by the trust of the listened algorithm, and given back to it.
The other slaves, whose decision was not even asked, receive a zero reward, or no reward at all.
The trust probabilities are first uniform, \(P_i = 1/N\), and then at every step, after receiving the feedback for one arm k (the reward), the trust in each slave Ai is updated: \(P_i\) by the reward received.
The detail about how to increase or decrease the probabilities are specified in the reference article.
Note
Reference: [[“Corralling a Band of Bandit Algorithms”, by A. Agarwal, H. Luo, B. Neyshabur, R.E. Schapire, 01.2017](https://arxiv.org/abs/1612.06246v2)].
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Policies.CORRAL.
renormalize_reward
(reward, lower=0.0, amplitude=1.0, trust=1.0, unbiased=True, mintrust=None)[source]¶ Renormalize the reward to [0, 1]:
divide by (trust/mintrust) if unbiased is True.
simply project to [0, 1] if unbiased is False,
Warning
If mintrust is unknown, the unbiased estimator CANNOT be projected back to a bounded interval.
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Policies.CORRAL.
unnormalize_reward
(reward, lower=0.0, amplitude=1.0)[source]¶ Project back reward to [lower, lower + amplitude].
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Policies.CORRAL.
log_Barrier_OMB
(trusts, losses, rates)[source]¶ A step of the log-barrier Online Mirror Descent, updating the trusts:
Find \(\lambda \in [\min_i l_{t,i}, \max_i l_{t,i}]\) such that \(\sum_i \frac{1}{1/p_{t,i} + \eta_{t,i}(l_{t,i} - \lambda)} = 1\).
Return \(\mathbf{p}_{t+1,i}\) such that \(\frac{1}{p_{t+1,i}} = \frac{1}{p_{t,i}} + \eta_{t,i}(l_{t,i} - \lambda)\).
Note: uses
scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar()
for the optimization.Reference: [Learning in games: Robustness of fast convergence, by D.Foster, Z.Li, T.Lykouris, K.Sridharan, and E.Tardos, NIPS 2016].
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Policies.CORRAL.
UNBIASED
= True¶ self.unbiased is a flag to know if the rewards are used as biased estimator, i.e., just \(r_t\), or unbiased estimators, \(r_t / p_t\), if \(p_t\) is the probability of selecting that arm at time \(t\). It seemed to work better with unbiased estimators (of course).
-
Policies.CORRAL.
BROADCAST_ALL
= False¶ Whether to give back a reward to only one slave algorithm (default, False) or to all slaves who voted for the same arm
-
class
Policies.CORRAL.
CORRAL
(nbArms, children=None, horizon=None, rate=None, unbiased=True, broadcast_all=False, prior='uniform', lower=0.0, amplitude=1.0)[source]¶ Bases:
Policies.BasePolicy.BasePolicy
The CORRAL aggregation bandit algorithm, similar to Exp4 but not exactly equivalent.
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__init__
(nbArms, children=None, horizon=None, rate=None, unbiased=True, broadcast_all=False, prior='uniform', lower=0.0, amplitude=1.0)[source]¶ New policy.
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nbArms
= None¶ Number of arms.
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lower
= None¶ Lower values for rewards.
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amplitude
= None¶ Larger values for rewards.
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unbiased
= None¶ Flag, see above.
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broadcast_all
= None¶ Flag, see above.
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gamma
= None¶ Constant \(\gamma = 1 / T\).
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beta
= None¶ Constant \(\beta = \exp(1 / \log(T))\).
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rates
= None¶ Value of the learning rate (will be increasing in time).
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children
= None¶ List of slave algorithms.
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trusts
= None¶ Initial trusts in the slaves. Default to uniform, but a prior can also be given.
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bar_trusts
= None¶ Initial bar trusts in the slaves. Default to uniform, but a prior can also be given.
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choices
= None¶ Keep track of the last choices of each slave, to know whom to update if update_all_children is false.
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last_choice
= None¶ Remember the index of the last child trusted for a decision.
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losses
= None¶ For the log-barrier OMD step, a vector of losses has to be given. Faster to keep it as an attribute instead of reallocating it every time.
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rhos
= None¶ I use the inverses of the \(\rho_{t,i}\) from the Algorithm in the reference article. Simpler to understand, less numerical errors.
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__setattr__
(name, value)[source]¶ Trick method, to update the \(\gamma\) and \(\beta\) parameters of the CORRAL algorithm if the horizon T changes.
This is here just to eventually allow
Policies.DoublingTrickWrapper
to be used with a CORRAL player.
Warning
Not tested yet!
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getReward
(arm, reward)[source]¶ Give reward for each child, and then update the trust probabilities.
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choiceFromSubSet
(availableArms='all')[source]¶ Trust one of the slave and listen to his choiceFromSubSet.
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__module__
= 'Policies.CORRAL'¶
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choiceIMP
(nb=1, startWithChoiceMultiple=True)[source]¶ Trust one of the slave and listen to his choiceIMP.
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xxm Demo Projects - 03 Data
This is a demo project showing how to set up a database connection in an xxm project.
Important: Some website-platforms use multiple processes to host a website.
Since this demonstration project uses a single TStringList object to store session data under the sorted SessionID's,
the processes won't be able to access eachother's session data in this case, which results in unexpected behavior.
For advanced projects it is strongly advised to use a central session object store (e.g.: a database, COM or COM+ server),
or to disable multiple processes (IIS: limit to 1 worker processes, Apache: single-process mode "-X")
- Web.xxmp
- The project file, contains an internal list of the files of the project, and other data about the project.
Use xxmProject.exe to edit and manage project settings.
- xxmp.pas
- The project's main unit. When this file is missing form the project, xxm creates one for you.
This one has been modified to include the SetSession(Context);
call on LoadPage, linking each request to a new or existing session.
- ADODB_TLB.pas
- A generated unit based on the Type Library of the Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (ADO).
- queries.sql
- An SQL file holding the queries the project uses.
Each query is preceded with a line of the form --"QueryName"
.
It is included into Web.xxmp as a resource file, so a change to this file will force a re-start of the project.
- xxmData.pas
- This unit defines the TQueryResult and TDataChanger classes. It also defines the QueryStore that is used to store SQL queries. When initialized,
queries.sql
is loaded into memory.
- xxmSession.pas
- This unit defines the TxxmSession class. This website uses a single database connection object for each session. This works good for a small number of visitors, but websites that expect a larger number of visitors should implement a connection pool.
Also note that the TxxmSession constructor checks if the QueryStore is already initialized.
This can not be done when the project's DLL is started because this may happen in a different thread than the xxm project will run in.
Within calls over the xxm project object, you're sure CoInitialize is called and that you're on a thread that the website will run on.
- demo.udl
- This data-link file is used to have a fixed ADO connection string: "
File Name=demo.udl
". It depends on the process' current directory,
which is set by the TxxmSession's constructor to the project's path.
It is included into Web.xxmp as a resource file, so a change to this file will force a re-start of the project.
- demo.mdb
- The demo UDL links to this file, also depending on the current directory.
In a real website scenario this file should be stored in a folder that is not accessible over the website.
- Default.xxm
- The website's default page. It lists the items of
Table1
, displaying an edit and delete link for each item. It also displays an add link.
When looping over the query result, Context.Connected
is checked, allowing the visitor to abort building the page when the list gets too long.
- Edit.xxm
- This page edits an item of
Table1
. It can also add an item to Table1
.
By querying for the item with id=0 (which doesn't exist), TQueryResult returns default values for the edit form.
- Delete.xxm
- This page delete an item of
Table1
.


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Honzi/Bookmarks/Honzifox's EVE/Bowhead CHONKER-0
- Used for: chonky red laser boops while amarr undock camping.
- Base Fitting: BOWHEAD-UNDOCK
- Killmarks: ???
- Skin: Rosada Dawn
- Abyssal modules will never be used because they are worthless on zkill.
- Only a Small Freight Container fits in the cargo this time, so no password.


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| int | get_health () const |
| void | receive (const Message &message) |
| Allows for communication between components. | |
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| virtual void | send (const Message &message) |
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Additional Inherited Members | |
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| ECS * | m_system |
| The System this Component belongs to. | |
Definition at line 8 of file ecs_tests.cpp.


There are methods for breaking Vigenère ciphers if the key length is known. However, these methods require the ciphertext to be of a certain minimum length and contain repetitions.
Schrodel's method overcomes these restrictions with a different approach using logic, digram frequency and language properties.
Unfortunately, Schroedel's method will fail if the key is not a dictionary word, and the analysis may be very time-consuming under certain conditions. Therefore, the quality of the underlying statistical data (digram and trigram statistics as well as a dictionary) is essential for the success of the method. Using the dialog Analysis Options, you can specify which files are to be used for the analysis.
Literature:


"I'd die for him"
"Ask not what Baby Yoda can do for you, but what you can do for Baby Yoda"
"In the beginning, God created Baby Yoda"
"Baby Yoda, Baby Yoda, wherefore art thou Baby Yoda?"
GOOD. check this out!
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This is honestly one of the most exciting projects I've ever had the chance to work on!
During my undergraduate career at Boston University, I never thought I would have the chance to combine my computational skills with my literary skills; but lo and behold, I discovered that Tufts University was offering a class in Natural Language Processing. I asked my advisor at school if I could take this class for credit during the spring semester of my senior year and he said yes! As a result, I was exposed to machine learning, n-grams, the Viterbi algorithm, the Brown corpus, maximum entropy models, and so many more amazing tools I could use to further analyze words (some not even in English!).
For my final project, I decided to combine my love of poetry with Markov models in regards to text generation.
I chose to zoom in on the works of Richard Wright, an African-American poet of the mid-20th century. I aggregated 130 of his haikus in a text file to serve as the foundational text for my algorithms.
In class, we had been working with the Penn Treebank so I wanted my project, in addition to randomization, to have some sort of focus on POS tagging. The end result involved the creation of a baseline algorithm to generate text randomly and a more so restricted algorithm to generate text according to word-tags.
The baseline algorithm made heavy use of dictionaries. While scanning Wright's poetry, the dictionary will be populated with key-value pairs in which each key is a word encountered in the text file and each value associated with the key is a list of words that follow that key word within the text file. If a particular word is followed by another word multiple times, it will also be included in that list as many times as it appears to follow the word. The random library in Python was used to generate haikus according to the probability that one word is followed by another depending on the key word and selecting from the list of words associated with it.
Here is an example of a haiku generated by the baseline algorithm:
In this autumn morning
Leaving the dew-wet grass
A pretty princess
The restricted algorithm also utilized the random library; however, it served to restrict randomness by generating text based on tag patterns rather than word patterns. Using the universal tagger, ten total tags were used to label each word. In order to generate a more grammatical flow to the haiku, words were generated on the basis of tags (i.e. since it was more common that a determiner appeared in front of a noun, words would be generated using that basis along with other probabilities calculated in regards to tags).
Here is an example of a haiku generated by the restricted algorithm:
Each burning sill window
To pauses fails beneath night
The horn town stumbles
To test whether or not my generated haikus accurately mimicked that of Wright's haikus, I conducted a survey asking people whether or not an indicated haiku was written by Wright or written by a program. Roughly 70.2% of people were correctly able to determine whether or not the haiku was written by a program or computer. This goes to show that ultimately the human mind is always the best text generator; however, machine learning and applications of NLP are making it possible so that computers can reach that same level as well.
People were most correctly able to identify this haiku as being written by Wright:
People were least correctly able to identify this haiku as being written by the program:


The whole point of Nest is staying as a platform-agnostic framework. A platform independence makes possible creating reusable logical parts, that people can take advantage of across several different types of applications. A framework's architecture is focused on being applicable to any kind of server-side solution.
An overview category is mostly referring to HTTP server (REST APIs).
However, all those building blocks can be easily used in different transport layers (microservices
or websockets
packages).
Furthermore, Nest comes with a dedicated GraphQL module.
Last but not least, an execution context feature helps to create everything that runs on Node.js on top of Nest.
Nest inspires to be a fully-fledged platform, that brings a higher-level of reusability for your applications. Build once, use everywhere!


class Silicium::NumericalIntegration
A class providing numerical integration methods
Public Class Methods
left_rect_integration(left_p, right_p, eps = 0.0001, &block)
click to toggle source
Left Rectangle Method and Right Rectangle Method
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 48 def self.left_rect_integration(left_p, right_p, eps = 0.0001, &block) splits = 1 res1 = left_rect_integration_n(left_p, right_p, 1, &block) res2 = left_rect_integration_n(left_p, right_p, 5, &block) while (res1 - res2).abs > eps res1 = left_rect_integration_n(left_p, right_p, splits, &block) splits *= 5 res2 = left_rect_integration_n(left_p, right_p, splits, &block) end (res1 + res2) / 2.0 end
left_rect_integration_n(left_p, right_p, splits, &block)
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Left Rectangle Auxiliary Method and Right Rectangle Auxiliary Method
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 61 def self.left_rect_integration_n(left_p, right_p, splits, &block) dx = (right_p - left_p) / splits.to_f result = 0 i = 0 while i < splits result += block.call(left_p + i * dx) i += 1 end result * dx end
middle_rectangles(a, b, eps = 0.0001, &block)
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Middle Rectangles Method with specified accuracy
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 86 def self.middle_rectangles(a, b, eps = 0.0001, &block) wrapper_method([a, b], eps, :middle_rectangles_with_a_segment, &block) end
middle_rectangles_with_a_segment(a, b, n, &block)
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Middle Rectangles Method with a segment
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 74 def self.middle_rectangles_with_a_segment(a, b, n, &block) dx = (b - a) / n.to_f result = 0 i = 0 n.times do result += block.call(a + dx * (i + 1 / 2)) * dx i += 1 end result end
simpson_integration(a, b, eps = 0.0001, &block)
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Simpson integration with specified accuracy
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 43 def self.simpson_integration(a, b, eps = 0.0001, &block) wrapper_method([a, b], eps, :simpson_integration_with_a_segment, &block) end
simpson_integration_with_a_segment(a, b, n, &block)
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Simpson integration with a segment
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 30 def self.simpson_integration_with_a_segment(a, b, n, &block) dx = (b - a) / n.to_f result = 0 i = 0 while i < n result += (block.call(a + i * dx) + 4 * block.call(((a + i * dx) + (a + (i + 1) * dx)) / 2.0) + block.call(a + (i + 1) * dx)) / 6.0 * dx i += 1 end result end
three_eights_integration(a, b, eps = 0.0001, &block)
click to toggle source
Computes integral from a
to b
of block
with accuracy eps
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 10 def self.three_eights_integration(a, b, eps = 0.0001, &block) wrapper_method([a, b], eps, :three_eights_integration_n, &block) end
three_eights_integration_n(a, b, n, &block)
click to toggle source
Computes integral from a
to b
of block
with n
segmentations
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 15 def self.three_eights_integration_n(a, b, n, &block) dx = (b - a) / n.to_f result = 0 x = a n.times do result += (block.call(x) + 3 * block.call((2 * x + x + dx) / 3.0) + 3 * block.call((x + 2 * (x + dx)) / 3.0) + block.call(x + dx)) / 8.0 * dx x += dx end result end
trapezoid(a, b, eps = 0.0001, &block)
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Trapezoid Method with specified accuracy
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 105 def self.trapezoid(a, b, eps = 0.0001, &block) wrapper_method([a, b], eps, :trapezoid_with_a_segment ,&block) end
trapezoid_with_a_segment(a, b, n, &block)
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Trapezoid Method with a segment
# File lib/numerical_integration.rb, line 92 def self.trapezoid_with_a_segment(a, b, n, &block) dx = (b - a) / n.to_f result = 0 i = 1 (n - 1).times do result += block.call(a + dx * i) i += 1 end result += (block.call(a) + block.call(b)) / 2.0 result * dx end


[xv] The gigantic Saturn V launch vehicle may well be the first and last of its kind. Subsequent space ventures will be based on new vehicles, such as the smaller, reusable Space Shuttle. Manned launches in the near future will be geared to orbital missions rather than planetary excursions, and unmanned deep-space missions will not demand the very high thrust boosters characteristic of the Apollo program. As the space program moves into the future, it also appears that the funding for elaborate "big booster" missions will not be forthcoming for NASA. The Saturn V class of launch vehicles are the end of the line of the Saturn generation. It is not likely that anything like them will ever be built again.
Because of the commanding drama of the awesome Saturn V, it is easy to forget the first Saturn-the Saturn I and Saturn IB. This history is an attempt to give due credit to these pioneering vehicles, to analyze the somewhat awkward origins of the Saturn I as a test bed for static testing only, not as an operational vehicle, and to discuss the uprated Saturn IB as an interim booster for the orbital testing of the first Apollo capsules. Evolution of the engines is also given considerable space early in the narrative. Because the Apollo-Saturn program was expected to put a man on the moon within a fixed time span, the use of available hardware was particularly attractive-an aspect of the program that is not generally appreciated by the public. The development of the early Saturn I and IB vehicles, as well as the engines, illustrates this approach. Inevitably, the unique nature of the mission called for advances in the state of the art, and the Saturn history includes some examples. One outstanding example is the development of high-energy liquid hydrogen engines. Other examples include the development of insulation for extended storage of large quantities of hydrogen in vehicle tanks and the advances in the computer technology of the guidance and control systems.
The development of Saturn was enormously expensive and time- consuming. Even given the expected costs of developments to advance the state of the art, why were the costs of the development time so great if [xvi] the program still relied so much on existing hardware? Part of the answer involves the uniqueness of dimensions. Even a proven component, to be used in the huge Saturn, had to be scaled up in size. The larger component had to withstand a similar increase in the amount of punishment inflicted on it, and this fact opened up a whole new regime of operational headaches. The scaling up of components and systems for lunar missions seemed to involve geometrical progressions rather than simple arithmetic progressions. The F-1 engines for the S-IC first stage graphically illustrate this difficulty. The size of the Saturn stages and engines also called for enlargement of test stands and other facilities, with attendant increases in time and costs. The logistical challenge assumed gargantuan proportions. The managers of the Apollo-Saturn programs also discovered unanticipated expenses in storing and maintaining exotic hardware that was subject to degradation unless constantly monitored, refurbished, and attended by additional cadres of technicians.
This book is a technological history. To many contemporaries the narrative may read too much like a technical manual, but the author's concern is for posterity, when the technical manuals may be lost or dispersed (as many are already) and knowledgeable participants have long since died. The narrative approach was largely predicated on questions that might well be asked by future generations: How were the Saturns made? How did they work? Two other histories, already published, deal with subjects keyed to the Apollo-Saturn program: (1) the development of the Apollo command and service modules along with the lunar module, and (2) the construction and operation of launch facilities at Cape Kennedy. These books contain much of the political and administrative struggles surrounding the origins and development of the Apollo program, and it would be redundant to retell the whole story for the Saturn history. I have therefore included only the background that seemed necessary to put the Saturn in proper perspective, and Part Two recapitulates the programmatic and administrative origins of Saturn. The bulk of the text is devoted to the theme of technological development. Even chapter 9, on management, is geared to the specifics of the technological management of Saturn vehicles.
The decision to treat the history of the Saturn program as a technological narrative shaped the nature of all sections of the book. So that some of the innovations and advances might be appreciated, it seemed advisable to include a brief historical overview of rocket technology. Against this background, I hope the Saturn story will stand out with greater clarity.
The narrative itself is organized into seven parts. The question was how to deal with the complexity of many simultaneous programs during the Saturn development that involved the various engines, stages, and associated equipment for three separate launch vehicles. A strict chronological organization seemed unnecessarily confusing. The topical approach, [xvii] although constructed in a loose chronological sequence, provided the opportunity to deal with the early technology involved in Saturn I and Saturn IB launch vehicles primarily in terms of the concept of clustering tanks and engines. The engines themselves, although they possessed inherent differences, evolved out of common principles of engine design and cryogenic technology. Dealing with these propulsion systems as a separate unit made the significance of their development stand out more clearly. Similarly, I analyzed the evolution of rocket stages as a unit and emphasized propellant tankage for the Saturn V vehicle. Although many early Saturn flights were concurrent with the research and development phases, all the launches are summarized in two chapters toward the end of the book. Just as the flights were the culmination of Apollo-Saturn, discussion of them all at the end of the narrative seemed logical.
The manned operations involving the spacecraft-the activities of the launch crews at liftoff-the role of the astronauts-these events involved discrete numbers of human actors. The inherent drama in launches and missions tended to spotlight the people involved. On the other hand, development of the Saturn launch vehicle rested on millions of hours of prior research and development and on thousands of designers, engineers, technicians, and specialists who worked behind the scenes. It was often impossible to single out a specific individual responsible for a specific achievement because most of the major decisions and breakthroughs resulted from elaborate team efforts. In fact, one veteran of the Marshall Space Flight Center told me that he preferred that the Saturn history not mention people at all. It was too hard, he explained, to isolate significant achievements without mentioning dozens of people who made successful contributions,
The launch vehicle, as dramatic as it was during liftoff, played a minor role in the total duration of a mission. It was visible to observers for only eight minutes or so as it blazed into orbit. The personnel of Houston's Mission Control and the astronaut crew occupied center stage for the lion's share of the lunar mission. For all the spectacular effects of the Saturn vehicle's awesome launch, most of the Saturn story deals with many years of unglamorous research, development, and test. It is a story of prior work: of nuts, bolts, and pyrotechnics-and that is the story I have tried to tell in these pages.


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Unofficial implementation of generator of StyleGAN.
Original code and paper  by Karras et al. and Nvidia. C++ implementation and WebAsm build created by
Stanislav Pidhorskyi .
Link to C++ + tensor4 implementation. Web version made with
emscripten. Weights of StyleGAN are
official, from GoogleDrive.


Slabs and Turning Blanks
All of my material is either sourced from locally harvested storm damaged trees or saved from being firewood. Once milled and dried (which can take anywhere from 6 to 12 months), I look to see what I can make out of the prepared stock. I want my pieces to be organic and tell a story so that you'll want to pass it down through the generations.


Delhi’s air quality still in ‘severe’ category
The AQI in Delhi at 8.40 a.m. on Saturday stood at 412 against an AQI of 467 at 10 a.m. on Friday
by PTIThe national capital witnessed a dip in pollution levels on Saturday morning even as the air quality in the city remained in the “severe” category.
The air quality index (AQI) in Delhi at 8.40 a.m. on Saturday stood at 412 against an AQI of 467 at 10 a.m. on Friday. The AQI in Faridabad was 427, Ghaziabad 424, Greater Noida 377, Noida 411 and Gurgaon 420.
An AQI between 201 and 300 is considered ‘poor’, 301-400 ‘very poor’ and 401-500 ‘severe’.
The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 16.1 degrees Celsius while humidity was 82%.
The weatherman has forecast mainly clear skies for the day with the maximum temperature likely to hover around 28 degrees Celsius. There is also a possibility of strong surface winds.
Delhi was blanketed by a thick smog for four consecutive days till Friday as unfavourable weather hampered dispersion of pollutants.
On Friday, the air quality index in the stood at 463 at 4 p.m., with Dwarka Sector 8 being the most-polluted area with an AQI of 495. Most of the air quality monitoring stations recorded an AQI above 450.


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This file will become your README and also the index of your documentation.
You should only need the latest fastai. Please create a clean new environment to launch the benchmarks.
You can run this repo directly after cloning it.
you should run this a script (it uses fascript under the hood)
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Matthew Modine stars as Dr. Don Francis, who has spent his life working for the U.S. Government fighting worldwide epidemics. He is sent to the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta to fight the beginnings of what would become the AIDS epidemic. He selflessly works long hours, with substandard equipment, and badgers his boss for more research money and equipment.
Modine and his doctor co-workers are intrigued and puzzled by what they are learning about this yet-unnamed epidemic. They struggle to link it to sexual intercourse, and find it can also be spread through blood transfusions. The American Red Cross does not come off well here, refusing to pay for blood screening of donors, thus helping to cause needless additional AIDS victims.
If you are an ardent Republican, you will not enjoy this movie. Reagan is a villian here, slashing the funding of the CDC and indifferent to the plight of gays, and later hemophiliacs, drug users, and newborn babies, who have contracted AIDS. There is an except of a Ronnie speech where he boasts to have cut the budget of every government department except for Defense.
Gays, devastated by the epidemic, are portrayed as persons instead of stereotypes. There's only one character I find annoying: Kiko, who is huffy, effiminate, and indecisive.
Numerous stars, such as Steve Martin, Richard Gere and Lily Tomlin, have cameos, unusual for a humble HBO production. Look for Phil Collins as a cynical bathhouse owner: the man can act.
Dr. Bob Gallo (Alan Alda) is an AIDS researcher who tries to take all the credit for discovering the AIDS virus, which in fact was first isolated by a team of doctors in France.  Alda plays his character perfectly.
The movie ends with several pages of text softening the criticism of Dr. Gallo, and describing new developements in AIDS. This is followed by a series of still pictures of famous people who have died of AIDS, mixed in with photos of people who haven't, with a maudlin Elton John song in the background. Some text could be useful in figuring out who some of these people are. Elizabeth Taylor is shown and someone is sure to think she's died of AIDS. Or they could skip the whole ending altogether, as the movie is already over two hours and it discordant to follow a dramatization with a memorial.
But here I am nitpicking what is a excellent HBO TV-movie, intelligently written, revelatory, and socially aware.
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Represents a monetary or financial value in the LatitudePay API as a tuple containing a numeric value and a string representing the associated currency.
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: Yort.LatitudePay.InStore
Assembly: Yort.LatitudePay.InStore.dll
Syntax
public struct LatitudePayMoney : IEquatable<LatitudePayMoney>
Remarks
This is an immutable value type. To set the value or currency you must use the LatitudePayMoney(Decimal, String) constructor.
Instances created using the default construtor will return a zero value with the Currency property returning the value of NewZealandDollars.
//Assuming you have an variable called payment with a 'value' property containing the decimal amount
//you want to send.
var amount = new LatitudePayMoney(Math.Round(payment.Value, 2));
//This sample uses a literal value for illustration purposes
var amount = new LatitudePayMoney(Math.Round(99.9900, 2));

Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceLatitudePayMoney(Decimal)
Constructs a new instance using the specified amount and currency.
Declaration
public LatitudePayMoney(decimal amount)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Decimal | amount | A decimal value indicating the numeric value of this monetary value. This value should be rounded to the appropriate number of decimal places associated with the currency specified by Currency. |
Remarks
This constructor uses the DefaultCurrency value for the Currency property of this instance. If DefaultCurrency is null or empty string then AustralianDollars will be used.
LatitudePayMoney(Decimal, String)
Constructs a new instance using the specified amount and currency.
Declaration
public LatitudePayMoney(decimal amount, string currency)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Decimal | amount | A decimal value indicating the numeric value of this monetary value. This value should be rounded to the appropriate number of decimal places associated with the currency specified by Currency. |
| String | currency | A three chracter string that identifies the currency this monetary value is in. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
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| ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| ArgumentException | Thrown if |
Properties
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Returns the numeric amount of this monetary value in the currency specified by Currency.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("amount")]
public decimal Amount { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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| Decimal |
Remarks
This value should be rounded to the appropriate number of decimal places associated with the currency specified by Currency.
See Also
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Specifies the currency of the Amount/
Declaration
[Required]
[JsonProperty("currency")]
public string Currency { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
See Also
Methods
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Compares this instance to an object value and returns true if they are both LatitudePayMoney instances that are considered equal, otherwise false.
Declaration
public override bool Equals(object obj)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Object | obj | The other value to comnpare to. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True if |
Overrides
Remarks
If obj
is null or not an instance of LatitudePayMoney then false is returned, otherwise the result of Equals(LatitudePayMoney) is returned.
Equals(LatitudePayMoney)
Returns true if this instance is considered equal to other
, otherwise returns false.
Declaration
public bool Equals(LatitudePayMoney other)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LatitudePayMoney | other | The other instance to compare to. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True if the two instances are considered equal. |
Remarks
Equality is determined by comparing the Amount properties for an exact match and the Currency properties for an ordinal, case-insensitive match.
GetHashCode()
Returns the hashcode for this instance.
Declaration
public override int GetHashCode()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 | A integer that is the hashcode for this instance. |
Overrides
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Returns the Amount property formatted as a currency using the current thread culture (which may or may not match the currency defined by Currency).
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | A string containing the formatted amount. |
Overrides
Operators
| Improve this Doc View SourceEquality(LatitudePayMoney, LatitudePayMoney)
Performs equality checking on LatitudePayMoney instances.
Declaration
public static bool operator ==(LatitudePayMoney value1, LatitudePayMoney value2)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LatitudePayMoney | value1 | A LatitudePayMoney instance. |
| LatitudePayMoney | value2 | A LatitudePayMoney instance. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True if the instances are equal, otherwise false. |
Remarks
Equality is determined by comparing the Amount properties for an exact match and the Currency properties for an ordinal, case-insensitive match.
Inequality(LatitudePayMoney, LatitudePayMoney)
Performs inequality checking on LatitudePayMoney instances.
Declaration
public static bool operator !=(LatitudePayMoney value1, LatitudePayMoney value2)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LatitudePayMoney | value1 | A LatitudePayMoney instance. |
| LatitudePayMoney | value2 | A LatitudePayMoney instance. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True if the instances are not equal, otherwise false. |
Remarks
Inverts the result of an == comparison.


Hopefully parts 2 and 3 of emonstrated just how easy drawing trees and skies on an iPad can be. Building on the techniques in those tutorials, I’m going to walk you through my process for drawing water and waves — perfect for beach and coastline illustrations! If you enjoyed how I draw clouds, the following should be familiar territory since I use similar techniques.
Mixing the Water
When choosing a color for the water, I like to mix it dull and gray by knocking the saturation down[^mixer]. I find this helps arrive at a better base color and contrasts nicely against a bright blue sky. But don’t let this mix limit your creative vision, make it any color you want.
ProTip: Don’t make the mix too dark. You’ll achieve better results by applying multiple lighter coats instead of going at it with one. Mix the desired color[^mixer] you’d like to end up with and then lower the saturation and luminosity about 25% each.
Much like drawing skies, you can choose to mark a horizon line in pencil to act as a guide — or go commando if you’re confident in your watercolor skills. If you decide to draw the horizon, remember to keep it light so it doesn’t bleed through the watercolor we’ll be applying next.
Base Coat for the Water
With our blue-gray mixed and ready, select the watercolor brush and paint a slow and even stroke to make up this first layer of water. Just like painting skies, you’re trying for an even application of watercolor without lifting your stylus or finger off the iPad’s screen. Work your stroke from top to bottom, left to right, overlapping the previously painted portion slightly. A slow stroke with a slight zig zag to it will aid in painting an even and homogeneous tone quickly.
Start with 2–3 even coats filling in the water with as smooth a tone as you can. Depending on how many wave troughs there will be, you may have to gradually fade the tone as you move down. The water I’m painting in this example is fairly flat, so keeping the tone smooth throughout is the goal here.
ProTip: Applying multiple coats adjacent to the horizon line and lightening as you work down will add dimension to the painting. Fading into the paper will also give you more flexibility later if you decide to add a beach or coastline.
Adding Wave Chop
For the sake of this tutorial I’m going to draw small waves using quick and choppy watercolor brush strokes. The technique is very similar to painting clouds using white, only in this case we’re using the same color we painted the water’s base with. The waves I’m painting are fairly flat so there’s no need to go overboard with the chop.
 Continue adding white until you get a color that has a hint of the base and lightens the water as you paint. It might take trial and error to find this “sweet spot.”
Under-painting Large Waves
Depending on the intensity of the waves this next step can be omitted. For larger waves with a lot of white foam, I like to paint a few more layers of blue anywhere these waves appear. The more layers, the darker the blue — the darker the blue, the higher the contrast there will be between the white wave foam we’ll be adding next…
Waves, It’s in the Details
With a solid foundation set, it’s time to add the finishing spit and polish to our waves. Select the pencil tool and fill it with the same blue we used to base coat the water.
Starting at the top of the water lightly sketch strokes from left to right. The severity of each wave will determine the direction and angle of these pencil lines — the larger the wave, the greater the angle.
White Wave Crests and Foam
Crests or areas where waves might be crashing against land I go heavy with a white pencil and try to make it textured and scratchy. Criss-crossing or hatching my strokes is one way of doing this quickly. If you remember my guide on painting clouds, the technique is the same.
Depending on the size of the wave crests it’s usually easier to lightly paint in some highlights using a watercolor brush filled with white. Quickly dabbing or painting in short circular bursts will allow you to gradually lighten an area, without destroying the blue base coat beneath.
Adding Shadows to the Waves
To add in shadows use a variation of the water’s base color, mixed with 20–40% black. Apply the same technique used above but with this darker color instead of white. Focus on putting a few pencil strokes of dark adjacent to the white strokes which will add depth to the waves. As always, if you over work an area just rewind or draw over it using white if it’s a shadow, and a shadow color if it’s white.
Boom! And we’re done. Combined with a blue sky from my previous guide and you’ll have a landscape that looks like you drew it with traditional art supplies. Shhhhh…your secret is safe with me.
Variations on a Theme
Using all of these techniques I was able to create a variety of backdrops for the portraits in my PaperFaces Project. Below are a few finished waterscapes to show what is possible just by varying the color and composition.
Watch for the Next Tutorial
The next part will include techniques for drawing various textures with Paper’s tools. Things like wood grain, brick, asphalt, and concrete will all be covered to round out the landscape portion of this guide.


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// return the unique id as the cache key.
fun cacheKey() = id
// persist a json string.
fun serializeForPersistence() = Json.nonstrict.stringify(..., this)
}
abstract fun cacheKey(): String
Returns the unique key used to identify the object in the cache. |
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abstract fun serializeForPersistence(): String
Returns a serialized string which can be persisted. If this is the last object returned by the preprocessor chain, the return value of this method will be persisted as it is. Otherwise, this method will not called. |
data class RawCacheable : Cacheable
A container to hold raw version for a cached object read from a persistent store. For example, in case of a disk store, key is the file name and value is the file contents. This is the first Cacheable object passed to the preprocessor chain. Therefore, your first preprocessor should expect RawCacheable as the input to CacheStorePreprocessor.unarchive method. |
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class TombStoneMarker : Cacheable
A marker which replaces deleted objects. If the space is marked as null after deletion, then it leaves other objects with same hash codes unreachable. Search continues if the current cell has a TombStoneMarker. |


Berkeley DB-5.3.28
Introduction to Berkeley DB
The Berkeley DB package contains
programs and utilities used by many other applications for database
related functions.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-9.1
platform.
Package Information
Berkeley DB Dependencies
Optional
Tcl-8.6.10 and Sharutils-4.15.2 (for the uudecode command)
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/db
Installation
of Berkeley DB
First apply a fix so that this will compile with current versions
of g++:
sed -i 's/\(__atomic_compare_exchange\)/\1_db/' src/dbinc/atomic.h
Install Berkeley DB by running the
following commands:
cd build_unix &&
../dist/configure --prefix=/usr \
--enable-compat185 \
--enable-dbm \
--disable-static \
--enable-cxx &&
make
Now, as the root
user:
make docdir=/usr/share/doc/db-5.3.28 install &&
chown -v -R root:root \
/usr/bin/db_* \
/usr/include/db{,_185,_cxx}.h \
/usr/lib/libdb*.{so,la} \
/usr/share/doc/db-5.3.28
Command Explanations
cd build_unix &&
../dist/configure --prefix=/usr...: This replaces
the normal ./configure command, as
Berkeley DB comes with various
build directories for different platforms.
--enable-compat185
: This
switch enables building the DB-1.85 compatibility API.
--enable-cxx
: This switch
enables building C++ API libraries.
--enable-dbm
: Enables
legacy interface support needed by some older packages.
make docdir=/usr/share/doc/db-5.3.28
install: This installs the documentation in the
standard location instead of /usr/docs
.
chown -v -R root:root
...:This command changes the ownership of various
installed files from the uid:gid of the builder to root:root.
--enable-tcl --with-tcl=/usr/lib
:
Enables Tcl support in DB and
creates the libdb_tcl
libraries.
--enable-java
: Enables Java support in DB and creates the
libdb_java
libraries. Support is
currently broken with Java-10.x.
Contents
Installed Programs:
db_archive, db_checkpoint, db_deadlock,
db_dump, db_hotbackup, db_load, db_log_verify, db_printlog,
db_recover, db_replicate, db_stat, db_tuner, db_upgrade, and
db_verify
Installed Libraries:
libdb.so, libdb_cxx.so, and
libdb_tcl.so
Installed Directory:
/usr/share/doc/db-5.3.28
Short Descriptions
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db_archive
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prints the pathnames of log files that are no longer in
use.
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db_checkpoint
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is a daemon process used to monitor and checkpoint
database logs.
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db_deadlock
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is used to abort lock requests when deadlocks are
detected.
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db_dump
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converts database files to a flat file format readable by
db_load.
|
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db_hotbackup
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creates "hot backup" or "hot failover" snapshots of
Berkeley DB databases.
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db_load
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is used to create database files from flat files created
with db_dump.
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db_log_verify
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verifies the log files of a database.
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db_printlog
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converts database log files to human readable text.
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db_recover
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is used to restore a database to a consistent state after
a failure.
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db_replicate
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is a daemon process that provides replication/HA services
on a transactional environment.
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db_stat
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displays database environment statistics.
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db_tuner
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analyzes the data in a btree database, and suggests a
page size that is likely to deliver optimal operation.
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db_upgrade
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is used to upgrade database files to a newer version of
Berkeley DB.
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db_verify
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is used to run consistency checks on database files.
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