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RPLoggerz
Disclaimer:
- This program is still under active development and in its early stage, consider that breaking changes and rewrites could occur before using it in a stable version.
RPLoggerz is a library with various logging utilities.
Features:
- CrashlyticsLogger powered by(CrashlyticsRecorder)
- Watchdog
- Dotzu
- SwiftyBeaver
- JustLog
The Basics
RPLoggerz helps you use various logging features to your project, by adding the different subspecs provided, thus this project is highly dependent on CocoaPods.
CrashlyticsLogger
Install by adding the following lines in your Podfile:
source 'https://github.com/RedP4nda/RPLoggerz'
pod 'RPLoggerz/CrashlyticsLogger', '~> 1.0'
Usage:
// AppDelegate.swift
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
Fabric.with([Crashlytics.self])
CrashlyticsLoggerManager.configure()
CrashlyticsLoggerManager.setupCrashlyticsRecorder(crashlytics: Crashlytics.sharedInstance())
return true
}
Then you can add this anywhere:
CrashlyticsLoggerManager.logMessage("message", logLevel: .verbose)
Which will result into adding the message to the crash logs gathered by the crashlytics platform:
Watchdog
Logging excessive blocking on the main thread
Install by adding the following lines in your Podfile:
source 'https://github.com/RedP4nda/Specs'
pod 'RPLoggerz/Watchdog', '~> 1.0'
Usage:
WatchdogManager.configure()
Dotzu
In-App iOS Debugging Tool With Enhanced Logging, Networking Info, Crash reporting And More.
Install by adding the following lines in your Podfile:
source 'https://github.com/RedP4nda/Specs'
pod 'RPLoggerz/Dotzu', '~> 1.0'
Usage:
DotzuLoggerManager.configure()
...
DotzuLoggerManager.logMessage("message", logLevel: .verbose)
SwiftyBeaver
Convenient logging during development & release in Swift 2 & 3
Install by adding the following lines in your Podfile:
source 'https://github.com/RedP4nda/Specs'
pod 'RPLoggerz/SwiftyBeaver', '~> 1.0'
Usage:
JustLog
JustLog brings logging on iOS to the next level. It supports console, file and remote Logstash logging via TCP socket with no effort. Support for logz.io available.
Install by adding the following lines in your Podfile:
source 'https://github.com/RedP4nda/Specs'
pod 'RPLoggerz/JustLog', '~> 1.0'
Usage:
JustLogManager.configure()
...
JustLogManager.logMessage("message", logLevel: .verbose)
let error = MessageError.SimpleError("Error Occured")
JustLogManager.logMessage("message", logLevel: .error, error: error)
To Do
- Enable/configure Alamofire/URLSession capabilities to DotzuLoggerManager
Installation
Cocoapods
RPLoggerzImageLoader can be added to your project using CocoaPods by adding the following lines to your Podfile
:
source 'https://github.com/RedP4nda/Specs'
pod 'RPLoggerz/CrashlyticsLogger', '~> 1.0'
pod 'RPLoggerz/Watchdog', '~> 1.0'
pod 'RPLoggerz/Dotzu', '~> 1.0'
pod 'RPLoggerz/SwiftyBeaver', '~> 1.0'
pod 'RPLoggerz/JustLog', '~> 1.0'
Contributors
Partner
Contributing
Contributions are very welcome 👍😃.
Before submitting any pull request, please ensure you have run the included tests (if any) and they have passed. If you are including new functionality, please write test cases for it as well.


Munch is a mobile application that allows users to find recipes based on their dietary restrictions and ingredients they already have available.
learn more
Munch focuses on enhancing the recreation of cooking by allowing users to monitor and keep track of the ingredients they have in their kitchen and create meals specifically catered to their dietary needs.
This application is targeted towards busy college students, but can extend to working professionals or individuals that are short on time, want to work on their cooking skills, or have access to recipes that meet their dietary restrictions.
Munch offers a solution of personalized recipes and tracking the shelf life of ingredients to improve users' quality of life.
This project was made in collaboration with Dana Chung and Ruby Tazim.
NEEDFINDING
After
observing college students and working professionals as they make a meal, we noted what issues or challenges
they have along the way.
INTERVIEWEE 1
Taherah is a full-time college student that works part-time and is involved in a student organization. Her meal preference is based
on what she's craving, health, and what ingredients she has on hand. She searches for healthy recipes online and checks if she has all
the necessary ingredients. If she doesn't have the correct ingredients than she searches for another recipe. If she unsuccessfully finds
a recipe then she will choose not ot eat or have something instant.
INTERVIEWEE 2
Adrian is working professional that cooks twice a week, one for meal prepping and another if he runs out of meals to eat. He chooses what to cook based
on what he has available in his fridge and priotizes the ingredients that are almost expiring. Adrian usually forgets what he has in his fridge so he makes
sure to check for anything that has gone bad.
INTERVIEWEE 3
Miraya is a full-time college student with a busy schedule. Miraya usually prepares quick and healthy meals with the same ingredients everyday to keep in simple.
When Miraya doesn't have time to cook she usually skips meals or resorts to what snacks she has available.
USER NEEDS
1. Needs a way to quickly know what meal to cook
2. Needs to avoid unhealthy meals or snacks if they can't figure out what to eat
3. Needs to track the ingredients they have available as well as their expiration date
After observing these challenges, we focused on making cooking meals more efficient and easier by having
ingredient information as well as recipes that meet their preferences more accessible.
STORYBOARDING
PAPER PROTOTYPE
DEVELOPMENT
After creating a paper prototype and receiving feedback on our functionality we narrowed
down our design to include four main screens that each contributed to a simple yet effective cooking app.


Using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection in Asp.Net WebAPI
The XPike.Extensions.DependencyInjection.WebApi package provides integration of Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection into legacy Asp.Net WebAPI application.
Step 1
Install the XPike.Extensions.DependencyInjection.WebApi
package:
dotnet add package XPike.Extensions.DependencyInjection.WebApi
or
Install-Package XPike.Extensions.DependencyInjection.WebApi
Step 2
Create an instance of Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.ServiceCollection
and register your application's
services.
IServiceCollection services = new ServiceCollection();
services.AddServiceProviderVerification();
services.AddSingleton<ILogger, Logger>();
Step 3
Add the WebAPI controllers to the services collection. You can add them manually or use the extension method provided in XPike.Extensions.DependencyInjection.WebApi`. The advantage of the extension method is it looks at every assembly in the AppDomain for an ApiController and adds it to the service collection with a scoped lifetime for you. The method does use reflection to accomplish this. Depending on the number of assemblies and controllers in your application, you may want to consider adding your controllers explicitly in increase startup performance.
services.AddApiControllers();
Step 4
Build and optionally verify the service provider. See Verifying the Container for more information on verifying the container and performance considerations when doing so.
IServiceProvider provider = services.BuildServiceProvider();
provider.Verify();
Step 5
Lastly, tell WebAPI to use Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection to resolve controllers and their dependencies. This is done
by using the MicrosoftDependencyResolver
found in XPike.Extensions.DependencyInjection.WebApi
.
GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.DependencyResolver = new MicrosoftDependencyResolver(provider);
Completed Application_Start Method
Global.asax.cs
using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection;
using XPike.Extensions.DependencyInjection.WebApi;
...
public class WebApiApplication : System.Web.HttpApplication
{
protected void Application_Start()
{
GlobalConfiguration.Configure(WebApiConfig.Register);
// Create a new service collection
IServiceCollection services = new ServiceCollection();
services.AddServiceProviderVerification();
// Add your services
services.AddSingleton<ILogger, Logger>();
// Add the WebApi controllers to the collection
services.AddApiControllers();
// Create and verify the service provider
IServiceProvider provider = services.BuildServiceProvider();
provider.Verify();
// Tell WebAPI it use Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection
// to resolve dependencies
GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.DependencyResolver =
new MicrosoftDependencyResolver(provider);
// Resolve and start any background services...
ILogger logger = provider.GetService<ILogger>();
logger.LogInfo("Service Started");
}
}


Airstrikes kill 19 Taliban and ISIS militants in 5 provinces
by Khaama PressA series of airstrikes killed at least 19 Taliban and ISIS militants in five provinces of Afghanistan in the past 24 hours.
According to military officials, an airstrike in Sayyid Karam district of Paktiya killed 6 Taliban militants and destroyed a small cache of weapons.
The officials further added an airstrike in Dasht-e Archi district of Kunduz killed 3 Taliban militants.
Another airstrike in Achin district of Nangarhar province killed 3 militants of ISIS Khurasan, the officials said, adding that airstrikes in Pul-e Alam and Charkh districts of Logar killed a Taliban militant and destroyed a small cache of weapons.
The officials also added that an airstrike in Maraj district of Helmand province killed 3 militants of Taliban group.
The anti-government armed militant groups including Taliban and ISIS Khurasan have not commented regarding the airstrikes so far.
Author
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The Khaama Press News Agency is the leading and largest English news service for Afghanistan with over 3 million hits a month. Independent authors/columnists and experts are welcomed to contribute stories, opinions and editorials. Send stories to news@khaama.com.


Spare Change
Partners: Hector Bustillos, Christopher Wong, Phoebe Lim, Linda Shu
Programs Used: DAQRI 4D Studio Augmented Reality Program, Adobe Illustrator
My Role: Concept Ideation, Interviewer, Media Content Creator
Objective
This final project of our interactive art course was to integrate
artistic and interactive strategies into one final art piece.
Initially inspired by the “Humans of New York” blog, An idea of photographing students around campus and gathering their background stories was born.
However, upon review from our professor, it was clear that this project lacked depth and interaction.
Process
Around that period of time, I was interested in “random acts of kindness”.
I would walk past homeless people on the short distance from the train station to my campus regularly,
and would often ponder about how the homeless would end up in their situation where society pass them by without a glance on the daily.
I gave the suggestion that we should gather the life stories of the homeless instead, and our project took off once more with a new direction.
The new design goal was to rehumanize the unhoused individuals that we overlook regularly in an interactive and innovative way.
When we interviewed the homeless around Granville-Burrard area, it gave these people a new dimension once we learned their history, dreams, struggles, and fears.
The interactive element we incorporated into the project was augmented reality.
We used DAQRI 4D software to put the each interview onto a poster. The poster itself was a grim back alley,
and only when a user hover over the poster with the DAQRI app, would each interviewee appear on the screen,
which the users can then click on to learn more about. It accurately reflected the ignored nature of these individuals,
yet would literally give a new dimension to the interviewed.
Reflection
We are very pleased with the project.
We’ve had more fun than we expected making a real human connection with these people.
If given more time, we would have liked to include the audio / video recordings onto the poster as well,
which we wanted to but unfortunately couldn’t due to a deadline restraint.


List of Routines By Functionality | MISR Toolkit: Main Page
-Abstract MTK_UPSAMPLE_MASK Upsample a mask by nearest neighbor resampling. -Copyright Copyright (2013), California Institute of Technology. U.S. Government sponsorship acknowledged.  -Required Reading For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to the MTK routine MtkUpsampleMask.c. -Version -IDL-MTK Version 1.2.4


The analytic hierarchy process tool
The analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is a structured technique for organizing and analyzing complex decisions, based on mathematics and psychology. It was developed by Thomas L. Saaty in the 1970s and has been extensively studied and refined since then.
It has particular application in group decision making, and is used around the world in a wide variety of decision situations, in fields such as government, business, industry, healthcare, shipbuilding and education.
Description of the process here...
You should load your criteria in the following table
| Id | Name | Description |
|---|
You should load your alternatives in the following table.
| Id | Name | Description |
|---|
You need to lock the tables of criteria and then upload your judgments.
You need to lock the tables of criteria and alternatives and then upload your judgments.
You must find local priorities betwen alternatives.


Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. Here are Ghanian day names.
Male Names
Sunday: Kwasi, Monday: Kwadwo, Tuesday: Kwabena, Wednesday: Kwaku, Thursday: Yaw, Friday: Kofi, Saturday: Kwame
Female Names
Sunday: Akosua, Monday: Adwoa, Tuesday: Abenaa, Wednesday: Akua, Thursday: Yaa, Friday: Afua, Saturday: Ama
This app will help you get your akan name and discover what day of the week you were born on. Enter your birthday details below to find out


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Proceeding by small steps, the painter is in a position to delicately pinpoint the image of dreams. Without the aid of a computer, it would not possible to materialize quite so faithfully an image that previously existed only in the artist’s mind. This may sound paradoxical, but the machine, which is thought to be cold and inhuman, can help to realize what is most subjective, unattainable, and profound in a human being.—
From Frank Popper’s Visualization, Cultural Mediation and Dual Creativity in Leonardo
(via reckon)


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HTLC
public class HTLC : Account
Hashed Timelock Contract object returned by the server.
-
Hex-encoded 20 byte address of the sender of the HTLC.
Declaration
Swift
public var sender: String
-
User friendly address (NQ-address) of the sender of the HTLC.
Declaration
Swift
public var senderAddress: String
-
Hex-encoded 20 byte address of the recipient of the HTLC.
Declaration
Swift
public var recipient: String
-
User friendly address (NQ-address) of the recipient of the HTLC.
Declaration
Swift
public var recipientAddress: String
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Hex-encoded 32 byte hash root.
Declaration
Swift
public var hashRoot: String
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Hash algorithm.
Declaration
Swift
public var hashAlgorithm: Int
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Number of hashes this HTLC is split into.
Declaration
Swift
public var hashCount: Int
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Block after which the contract can only be used by the original sender to recover funds.
Declaration
Swift
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The total amount (in smallest unit) that was provided at the contract creation.
Declaration
Swift
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Numbers 3:30
And the chief of the house of the father of the families of the Kohathites shall be Elizaphan the son of Uzziel.


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Taking a big problem and breaking the solution in several steps.
Procedural thinking involves creating perfectly clear and unambiguous instructions for a computer to follow.
It may be easy to tell a person how to sort a deck of cards, but getting a computer to do that requires more thought. But once I've learned to think this way I'll find that computers can do it much faster.
Finding similarities, or generalities amongst differents concepts.
If 1+1=2, therefore one apple plus one apple gives two apples. I can also use abstraction to avoïd repetition with classes ( in stylesheets) or use an element for another porpose than the forstly inteded. (cf Kim's memories homework
Mistakes is anavoidable part of programming, I have to systematicaly fix them. Ussually the process looks like this:
How the computeur see thinks, how it do works.
To programm anything substantial, it's important to understant what a computer is, what it's good and bad at doing. A computeur is a tool, a program and a programming language also, I must know them.
Take one big idea and break it down in smaller pieces.
Create a plan (on paper) for how my program will work. It leads to see the big-picture, how the different pieces can/could work together and make decisions.
No worries, all I have to do is to understand the big lines and how the systems works. Then I can find hatever I need on google (like "scr" ok "href" for link and image ?)
Knowledge line : Unstructured knowledges. Relfecion leads to structured and usefull knowledges
Skills line : Idea. Practice makes it possible to concretise.


Observations
+ Research
Sleep is often not prioritized, especially in a college environment, but taking this course has proven to me that this is definitely not the right attitude that people should hold. Through user interviews and secondary research, I saw the need for an easy way for people to consistently achieve better sleep.
All interviewees were unsatisfied with their sleep.
I interviewed 5 people–4 were my classmates, and 1 was my older sister who had been facing severe sleep problems in her working life. I wanted to target people who were students, as this group tends to have busy schedules and poorer sleeping habits, or people who generally had issues with their sleep. I noticed a few common findings among them:
All interviewees knew of good sleep habits but did not always actualize them.
All users had knowledge of good sleep habits as well as the detriments of sleep deprivation, yet they did not always actualize them and were still unsatisfied with their current sleep. This begs the question of how to create a product that can push people to actually put these habits into practice.
Interviewees want more motivation and tools to achieve better sleep.
Their thoughts on their ideal sleep app revealed the need for a simple, unobtrusive way to be more motivated
to achieve better sleep as well as the need for tools to help people fall asleep more easily.
Secondary research reveals that few apps have features that support long-term changes.
A 2017 study led by Diana S. Grigsby-Toussaint,
a kinesiology and community health professor from the University of Illinois, on the 35 most popular sleep apps confirms
the sentiment that there is still room for improvement for sleep apps. Although the study found that the majority of apps
were well-designed and allowed its users to set goals and track their sleep, very few apps had features that supported
long-term behavioral changes. Out of all 35 apps, only:
4 apps provided information about the benefits of sleep
4 apps provided information about sleep deprivation risks
6 apps offered reminder messages for sleep
1 app gave positive reinforcement for reaching a sleep goal
Integrating these features into a sleep app will help people develop better, more sustainable sleep hygiene that will improve
their overall quality of life.


JamJar is a Discord bot developed using Node.Js and written in JavaScript. Created from boredom and a need for inspiration in games development, The JamJar is a Discord bot designed to help Game developers and Game Jam enthusiasts easily generate game ideas or themes for inspiration or motivation in their development. Once installed, use ?info to get started!
JamJar is a Discord bot I developed during the COVID19 lockdown of 2021 and was literally inspired by a lack of inspiration. After creating my first bot ImpostorBot, and it no longer being relevant, I wanted to create something new that people would actually want to use and keep installed. So a combination of wanting to create something and not having any inspiration ended up spawning the creation of a video game idea/theme generator that can live in your development discord, ready for use whenever you need it! Many thanks to the people below who allowed me to use their theme lists. It saved me many hours of painful thought and writing!
JamJar is a Discord bot developed using Node.Js and written in JavaScript. Created from boredom and a need for inspiration in games development, The JamJar is a Discord bot designed to help Game developers and Game Jam enthusiasts easily generate game ideas or themes for inspiration or motivation in their development. Once installed, use ?info to get started!


Expect to done
Create photo for
- Homepage (Banner/announcement)
- Article (Each photo thumbnails for every article)
- Choose language page, expect a GIF
Website first created added couple of pages
- Introduction of members has done
- Change Log (Updates Page) started to work on
- Code available on github (brexeprogram)


I'm A Celebrity adds soap favourites Andy Whyment and Cliff Parisi
I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here is throwing soap favourites Andrew Whyment and Cliff Parisi into the jungle to mix things up.
Cliff Parisi is best known for playing Minty Peterson on EastEnders from 2002-2010. He has also made appearances on Hollyoaks and Casualty over the years.
However, since 2012 the actor has starred as Fred Buckle, a handyman, in Call the Midwife where he’s worked alongside stars such as Miranda Hart, Helen George and Miriam Margolyes.
Coronation Street fans will recognise Andy for playing the hapless factory worker Kirk Sutherland.
The actors are set to join the other celebs this week now that Snake Rock has merged with the main camp.
Ahead of their jungle debut, Andy, 38 and 59-year-old Cliff posed with some Australian wildlife to get them in the mood for camp.
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In a fun photoshoot the Coronation Street star poses with and feeds an emu, looking relaxed in a pink shirt and denim shorts.
Another picture shows the actor beaming while crouched next to a kangaroo.
Meanwhile Cliff, wearing a black T-shirt and jeans, gets to have cuddles with a koala.
Cliff admitted that after turning down a spot on the show earlier this year, he decided to go for it because of ‘the taxman’.
The actor told The Sun: ‘Yeah, I have got a bill I need to pay. Like everyone at this time of year you go, “Oh no! Again. I thought I paid that”.
‘I had a meeting about this earlier on in the year and I thought about it long and hard and said no and then as it crept along to September and I got an estimate for my tax I phoned them up and said “is it too late to say yes?” So here I am.
‘I give myself a bit of a talking to, and then I spoke to the accountant and he made my mind up.’
Fans were confused when the line-up for this year was first announced and Andrew, who had been rumoured to appear, wasn’t on the list.
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And Cliff’s addition to the jungle was only revealed on Monday night.
‘With Cliff and Andy we have got two big soap names joining the jungle and they’ll be a lot of fun,’ an ITV source told The Mirror.
‘Cliff is the final piece in the puzzle and comes from two massive BBC shows. It will be interesting to see if he sees the funny side of things when he has been in there a while and the hunger and tiredness kicks in.’
They join current campers Caitlyn Jenner, Kate Garraway, Adele Roberts, Nadine Coyle, Jacqueline Jossa, Roman Kemp, Ian Wright, James Haskall, Myles Stephenson and Andrew Maxwell.
I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here airs daily at 9pm on ITV.
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Miscellaneous Poems
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
The Old Homestead
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 268
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: home, life, youth
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‘Tis an old deserted homestead
On the outskirts of the town,
Where the roof is all moss–covered,
And the walls are tumbling down;
But around that little cottage
Do my brightest mem’ries cling,
For ‘twas there I spent the moments
Of my youth,—life’s happy spring.
I remember how I used to
Swing upon the old front gate,
While the robin in the tree tops
Sung a night song to his mate;
And how later in the evening,
As the beaux were wont to do,
Mr. Perkins, in the parlor,
Sat and sparked my sister Sue.
There my mother—heaven bless her!—
Kissed or spanked as was our need,
And by smile or stroke implanted
In our hearts fair virtue’s seed;
While my father, man of wisdom,
Lawyer keen, and farmer stout,
Argued long with neighbor Dobbins
How the corn crops would turn out.
Then the quiltings and the dances—
How my feet were wont to fly,
While the moon peeped through the barn chinks
From her stately place on high.
Oh, those days, so sweet, so happy,
Ever backward o’er me roll;
Still the music of that farm life
Rings an echo in my soul.
Now the old place is deserted,
And the walls are falling down;
All who made the home life cheerful,
Now have died or moved to town.
But about that dear old cottage
Shall my mem’ries ever cling,
For ‘twas there I spent the moments
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REVERSE ENGINEERING WISHING WALL
In this video I am going to look at a physical computing project and try and work out how it was made. This is called reverse engineering and can be used to work out how software or hardware projects are made.
The project I picked is one I showed in a previous workshop, it's called the wishing wall and was made by Varvara and Mar for the Digital Revolution exhibition that was shown in Istanbul, Athens, Stockholm and London. It was commissioned by Google and Barbican Centre for the exhibition.
I’m first going to break down the elements of the project, then without researching how they did it, work out how I would make it. Once I’ve done that, I will do some research on how they did it and go through that.
In it you speak into a microphone, what you say is shown as text on a screen, it then animates into a butterfly, the color of the butterfly will depend on what you said, for example a positive message will be a certain colour. If you put your hand close to the butterfly you will see the butterfly on your hand before it flies around the screen
So, I need to break this down into the steps needed to do this:
A way to capture what someone says
A way to turn that into text and animate that text onto a screen
Animate the text into a butterfly
Choose a color for the butterfly based on the on the mood of the text
Find out where the hand is in relation to the screen and butterfly
Project the butterfly onto the hand
After a period of time have the butterfly leave the hand and fly up the wall
So, then I can start to sketch out what I will need for this installation,
There needs to be a way to capture what someone says
A microphone
And there is a surround around it so it fits with the mood of the piece
Record the words from the microphone on a computer
Turn the speech into digital text
I will need software to do this so will need to connect the microphone to a computer
It would be some sort of natural language processor to convert the speech to text, so I would need external libraries
Turn the text into digital words that can animate onto a screen
I would need a screen to display the animation
Software for the screen that can display the animation
Choose the color of the butterfly based on the mood of the text
I would need to process the text through some sort of Sentiment analysis software
Find out the where the hand is in relation to the screen
Need some sort of computer vision system, software and hardware
Maybe something like a Kinect for the hardware
Some sort of AI software that can recognize hands
A projector to project the butterfly onto the persons hand
A projector to project the butterfly onto the persons hand
When I thought about going through this project, I didn’t realize that they had document their process pretty well. I didn’t look at the process before working out how they would do it, but looking online they have documented how thye did it, and put the code on GitHub. I’ve put links to this in this week's GitHub page.
I’ll let you have a look at the details, but this page on GitHub looks at some of the resources they used, and it is web based, they used Node.js and MongoDB as a database, and Arduino Leonardo.
Looking at computing systems, whether purely digital or physical or a mix of both is a good way to explore what technologies are available and what you might want to use on your own projects.
When you are designing your own projects, it’s a good to break them down into parts, work out what you want to do, sketch it out
then work out what you would need to make it. When you come to build it you then have discrete tasks that you can do. By separating the tasks, you can test each bit so it's easier to find errors.
I have put a number of projects in this week's sharing document and in groups I want you to choose one of them to reverse engineer. Break the system into the separate processes needed and then do a bit of research into the coding libraries and hardware you could use to implement it.
In the sharing document write up your solution, with images if it helps explain what you did.


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Windows of Perception. Amen to that, brother.
Don’t get me started on the weird things Apple are doing to the desktop windows (or as Daniel would call it, the “Damn windows”). Try coding a virtual desktop manager when Apple sets windows at certain NSWindowLevels to be sticky (i.e. seen across all ‘desktops’) as opposed to just setting the bit on the individual window that needed the sticky bit flipped in the first place… finesse always seems to be just one step away where the window manager is concerned (although I’m grateful that Apple do seem to update the undocumented CGS calls that I use with each major system update). I hold very high hopes for 10.5 and future versions of the window manager - maybe I won’t need to continue developing Virtue anymore? (hint hint, Apple).


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Starting a local chapter is ridiculously easy! Just gather the people in your area, start a Facebook group named “Jacobs Alumni Chapter XYZ” and organize your first event or discussion. Afterwards, fill in the registration form and send it per email to the Assessor for Event Management and tell us that you exist. Done!
Basically done. Starting an Alumni Chapter is very simple, keeping it alive a bit more challenging. To achieve longer-term success, we recommend the following when starting an Alumni Chapter:
Do coordinate with the Assessor for Event Management. The role of this position includes the support and the development of Alumni Chapters.
There should be at least five alumni as members including one chapter leader. There are several options to find alumni to join a chapter:
Use the key word search function of AlmaLink to find alumni according to location, major etc.
Use the Facebook “graph search” to find Facebook friends or even friends of friends.
The Local Chapter Leader should be planning to stay longer in the area. It does not make sense to have a leader for less than one year. Moreover, the leader should know the city or area well. In case of a club or subject chapter, the leader should have a strong and visible connection, e.g. former club membership.
Sharing a yearly plan of activities with the Assessor for Event Management and the chapter at the beginning of the (academic) year, can be very beneficial. The assessor can support in the organization and advertisement, for example. In case of local chapters for example, the cycle of events can be nicely started with having a welcome event for new graduate students at the beginning of fall semester.


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Demo of object queries
List all sets
GET https://backpack.ddns.net/store/sets
Result:
[{"name":"db-qm.system.indexes"},{"name":"db-qm.dogs"}]
List all items in the set of "dogs"
GET https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/dogs/items
Result:
[{"_id":"54a0fed18cd70f51312bc8da","name":"mitang","breed":"border colllie","weight":45,"birthday":"2010-4-1"},{"_id":"54a0fed18cd70f51312bc8db","name":"keke","breed":"papillion","weight":7,"birthday":"2006-5-10"}]
Get the second youngest dog using orderby and pagination
GET https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/dogs/items?orderby=birthday&desc=1&page=1&per_page=1
Result:
[{"_id":"54a0fed18cd70f51312bc8db","name":"keke","breed":"papillion","weight":7,"birthday":"2006-5-10"}]
Get the average weight for each breed
GET https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/dogs/avg?prop=weight&groupby=breed
Result:
[{"_id":"border colllie","value":45},{"_id":"papillion","value":7}]
Demo of Geo queries
Add locations to the set of "washingtoncities":
PUT https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/washingtoncities/places BODY [{"name":"vancouver","loc":{"type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -123.1, 49.25 ] }}, ...]
Query all locations in the set of "washingtoncities":
GET https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/washingtoncities/places
Result:
[{"_id":"54a34de1773ba0ba41111180","name":"vancouver","loc":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-123.1,49.25]}},{"_id":"54a34de1773ba0ba41111181","name":"tacoma","loc":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-122.4594,47.2414]}},{"_id":"54a34de1773ba0ba41111182","name":"kirkland","loc":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-122.1917,47.6858]}},{"_id":"54a34de1773ba0ba41111183","name":"redmond","loc":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-122.1239,47.6694]}}]
Query locations within 10km of bellevue ([ -122.1667, 47.6 ]):
POST https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/washingtoncities/places BODY {"loc":{"$near":{"$geometry":{"type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -122.1667, 47.6 ] }, "$maxDistance":10000}}}
Result:
[{"_id":"54a34de1773ba0ba41111182","name":"kirkland","loc":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-122.1917,47.6858]}},{"_id":"54a34de1773ba0ba41111183","name":"redmond","loc":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-122.1239,47.6694]}}]
Demo of Regex query
Query location with name starting with "red":
POST https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/washingtoncities/places BODY {"name": {"$regex": "^red.*"}} Result: [{"_id":"54a34de1773ba0ba41111183","name":"redmond","loc":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-122.1239,47.6694]}}]
Result:
[{"_id":"54a34de1773ba0ba41111183","name":"redmond","loc":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-122.1239,47.6694]}}]
Demo of file operations
Upload a file to any set (e.g.fs)
POST https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/fs/file/ssh.zip FILE ssh.zip GET https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/fs/files
Result:
[{"_id":"549fafaffb7e8ee720aec2bc","filename":"ssh.zip","contentType":"binary/octet-stream","length":6419285,"chunkSize":261120,"uploadDate":"2014-12-28T07:22:28.384Z","aliases":null,"metadata":null,"md5":"e3ef233f4f59239760b859e9815f3be4"}]
Download a file from any set (e.g.fs)
GET https://backpack.ddns.net/store/set/fs/file/ssh.zip
Result:
File content is retrieved


Cancellation Policy Renter cancellation Renters may cancel their trip through our site or mobile app, and the cancellation is effective immediately. The total amount refunded will depend on when the renter cancels the trip, and varies by fee component (Rental Price, Rental Fee, Protection Fee, and if applicable, Young Driver fee). There are no credits/refunds issued for early returns. Rental Price & Rental Fee Time of cancellation Rental Price refunded Rental Fee refunded < 1 hour from booking trip 100% 100% > 7 days before trip start 100% 0% 1–7 days before trip start 90% 0% < 1 day before trip start 0% 0% Renters will receive a full refund if they cancel before the owner approves the pending trip. The Rental Fee is non-refundable once an hour has elapsed from the time the trip is booked (i.e., when the owner approves the pending trip). Protection Fee The Protection Fee is fully refunded if the trip is cancelled before it starts. Young Driver Fee The Young Driver Fee is fully refunded if the trip is cancelled before it starts. Owner Cancellation If an owner wishes to cancel a booked trip, they must notify the renter via on-site messaging at least 72 hours in advance, and process the cancellation through the Angel Technology Auto Services Corporation website or mobile app. The cancellation is effective immediately, and the renter receives a complete refund. Renters are counting on owners to provide the car, so repeated cancellations will subject the owner to removal from the marketplace. Cancelling a rental within 72 hours of the start of a trip will subject the owner to a minimum $50 fine and potential removal from the marketplace.


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https://crux.ms
)
is hosted on GitHub
using the GitHub Pages facility.
The crux.ms
domain name is registered by Charles with
Network Soluions.
Talk to Charles if you need changes or have questions.
The source for the Crux web site is kept in the doc/user
sub-directory
of the Crux repository
(https://github.com/crux-toolkit/crux-toolkit
).
The Pages facility is unable to
root the site in a sub-directory, so the web site is published from a separate
Crux web site repository
(https://github.com/crux-toolkit/crux-toolkit.github.io
)
which contains only the user/doc
tree from the main repository.
Whenever the master branch of the Crux repository is updated,
a
GitHub action
performs a build on all platforms,
and tests the Centos7 build to make sure the smoke test pass.
If all platforms build, and the smoke tests pass, all the files
under doc/user
will be copied from the
Crux repository to the Crux web site repository.
An additional file,
latest-build.txt
,
will be updated with the short version of the Git hash for the succesful commit.
The GitHub action
makes use of a
secret named DOC_UPDATE_KEY
associated with the Crux repository.
The secret has to contain a personal access token, generated with rights to read the repository and run actions.
Currently this token is provided by Charles.
Downloadable releases of
the Crux software are stored separately, on the
Noble lab web server
(http://noble.gs.washington.edu/crux-downloads
).
The Noble lab web server is hosted on noble-web
.
Major releases are stored in
/noble/www/htdocs/crux-downloads
.
Intermediate releases are stored in
/noble/www/htdocs/crux-downloads/daily
.
On the Crux download page
the two download buttons will post to a
PHP script.
This PHP script is hosted on the
Noble lab web server
in /noble/www/htdocs/crux-downloads/daily
.
It reads the the short version of the Git hash for the latest succesful build
from the file latest-build.txt
.
.
The script
scripts/download-latest-crux-artifact.sh
checks the Crux repository and if a new build has been successful,
copies the distribution artifacts from the Crux Repository
to /noble/www/htdocs/crux-downloads/daily
.
The existence of a new build is checked by downloading a copy of latest-build.txt
from the Crux web repository,
and comparing its contents to the copy in /noble/www/htdocs/crux-downloads/daily
on noble-web
.
The gh command line tool is used
to download the artifacts for the latest successful build which are then copied to
/noble/www/htdocs/crux-downloads/daily
.
This script is invoked once an hour by a cron job
.
The cron job
is currently controled by Charles.
A log file listing activity for the update can be found in
/noble/www/htdocs/crux-downloads/daily/crux-update.log
Crux uses Google Analytics to track user commands. A summary of these counts are updated regularly to the main Crux web page. To see details, go to the Google Analytics page, making sure you use the correct Google account. In the menu on the left select Customisation/Custom Reports and click on the Usage by App report link. This brings you to the crux commands report. There is a date interval selection control in the upper-right corner. The table with the commands breakdown has totals in the header row.


Dark Energy
TECH: Unity3D, UNet, procedural generation
Dark Energy was the first game I created with the intention of releasing. It's extremely nostalgic for me and represents mountains of learning as I transitioned from an academic programmer (creating mostly data analysis programs for astronomy and physics labs) to a game programmer.
The idea for this came from my love of action RPGs such as Torchlight and Path of Exile. The weapons system in Dark Energy was developed based on my infatuation with the weapons system in the Borderlands series.
Main features include:
- Randomized maze-like maps.
- Procedurally generated weapons.
- Local area gameplay using the old version (now deprecated) of UNet.
One day I hope to go back and completely revamp Dark Energy with everything I have learned. It was far from perfect, but it captured much of the burning desire I had to create games since I was in elementary school.


PINOCCHIO A film review by Eric Walker Copyright 1992 Eric Walker
Without a doubt, the best movie you could see in the theatre this summer--indeed, almost amy summer--is the re-release of Walt Disney's PINOCCHIO. I know it's a cliche to say this, but this time it's true: they don't make movies like this anymore.
Walt Disney's greatest animated feature films were FANTASIA and PINOCCHIO, yet neither of them proved to be the big box-office hit that SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS was. Over the years, of course, PINOCCHIO has since come into its own, but until now, we have rarely if ever had a chance to see it the way it was meant to be seen: in the theatre. While this movie was released on video several years ago (and is widely available in rental stores), seeing it on your TV screen just isn't the same. Some movies deserve to be on the big screen, and PINOCCHIO is one of them.
Everything about this movie is perfect. The animation is awe- inspiring, and the opening sequence in Gepetto's toy shop is one of the finest animated sequences ever filmed--probably topped only by the "Nutcracker Suite" segment of FANTASIA. To think that the Disney artists did all this by hand, with no help at all from computers...it staggers the imagination. Disney's achievement is even more impressive when one realizes that what we see on the screen is not what the Disney Studios first began with. Five months into the production of PINOCCHIO, Walt Disney was unsatisfied with the result of his studio's work, and he shut down production to make major changes. Essentially, Disney started the production of this movie over from scratch, throwing out hundreds of thousands of dollars of completed material. No studio today would be so quality-conscious as to abandon a completed production; the lost money would be considered a waste, and more than likely the studio would try to work the old footage in with the new in order to save it. (Look at ALIEN 3--this was a patchwork job to end all patchworks.) But as happened so often in his life, Disney's gamble paid off. PINOCCHIO is one of those few works that can genuinely be called a Masterpiece.
Who can forget the first appearance of the Blue Fairy? Who isn't moved when he hears the immortal song "When You Wish Upon A Star"? Gepetto's kindly old father figure is never tiresome, even when he acts foolish; Figaro the cute little kitten is a charmer (and never treacly cute). This was the movie that forever associated the phrase "Jiminy Cricket" with Disney--and indeed, Jiminy is more of a world-wise soul here than in many of his later appearances. (And he's surprisingly lecherous, too!) And Pinocchio, the little wooden puppet who falls for temptation, is charmingly naive. We all remember these characters, and here's your chance to remember why we love them all.
However, parents taking very young children to the theatre should be warned: In PINOCCHIO, as in no other Disney movie, Disney gives us the dark side of this fairy tale, and his vision is so intense that young children could easily be frightened. Leonard Maltin describes the movie: "If SNOW WHITE was a fairy tale laced with moments of terror, PINOCCHIO was an extended nightmare with occasional humorous interludes." Never again after PINOCCHIO did Disney allow such moments of danger and terror into his movies--and they suffered as a result. The transformation of Lampwick into a jackass is genuinely chilling, and the final chase with Monstro the Whale is one of the most terrifying moments in motion picture history. When I saw this movie in the theatre, some little children started screaming during the finale--and Pinocchio's death scene sent them over the edge. Gepetto's mourning for Pinocchio is truly heartfelt. I've seen PINOCCHIO several times now, and this final scene still brings tears to my eyes. It's probably the most heart-touching death scene ever filmed--a feat that wouldn't be equalled until E.T. died, over forty years later.
Some parents may hesitate to let their children see PINOCCHIO, because their children may be too sensitive for it. I personally believe that this is the perfect movie for any child to see--if he or she is ready for it. All too often, makers of so-called "children's movies" hesitate to add strong emotional sequences because they're afraid to frighten the kids. Even Disney fell into this trap of self-censorship with such movies as PETER PAN, where Captain Hook gives Peter a bomb instead of poisoning his milk, and where Hook escapes at the end instead of being eaten by the crocodile. Kids are far more resilient than many people think they are, and while they may be scared by PINOCCHIO, they certainly won't be scarred for life by this movie. In fact, the very way in which PINOCCHIO presents the terrors of the real world to children--being led from the straight and narrow path by strangers, learning the consequences of getting into trouble--makes it a genuine learning experience for youngsters, as well as being tremendous entertainment.
So I say, let the children see PINOCCHIO. This is one of the greatest movies ever made. It's heart-warming, funny, exciting, and terrifying--and they just don't make movies like this anymore.
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public sealed class AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest : IMessage<AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest>, IMessage, IEquatable<AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest>, IDeepCloneable<AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest>
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AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest()
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public AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest()
AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest(AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest)
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public AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest(AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest other)
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| AnalyzeIamPolicyRequest | other |
Properties
AnalysisQuery
The request query.
Declaration
public IamPolicyAnalysisQuery AnalysisQuery { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IamPolicyAnalysisQuery |
ExecutionTimeout
Amount of time executable has to complete. See JSON representation of Duration.
If this field is set with a value less than the RPC deadline, and the execution of your query hasn't finished in the specified execution timeout, you will get a response with partial result. Otherwise, your query's execution will continue until the RPC deadline. If it's not finished until then, you will get a DEADLINE_EXCEEDED error.
Default is empty.
(-- We had discussion of whether we should have this field in the --) (-- request or use the RPC deadline instead. We finally choose this --) (-- approach for the following reasons (detailed in --) (-- go/analyze-iam-policy-deadlines): --) (-- * HTTP clients have very limited support of the RPC deadline. --) (-- There is an X-Server-Timeout header introduced in 2019/09, but --) (-- only implemented in the C++ HTTP server library. --) (-- * The purpose of the RPC deadline is for RPC clients to --) (-- communicate its max waiting time to the server. This deadline --) (-- could be further propagated to the downstream servers. It is --) (-- mainly used for servers to cancel the request processing --) (-- to avoid resource wasting. Overloading the RPC deadline for --) (-- other purposes could make our backend system harder to reason --) (-- about. --)
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| Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes.Duration |


Why is this Important?
Cloud privilege escalation and IAM permission misconfigurations have been discussed in the past, but most posts and tools only offer ‘best practices’ and not context on what’s actually exploitable.
By documenting specific combinations of weak permissions that could lead to compromise, we aim to help highlight these risks and bring awareness to ways API permissions can be abused.
Specific AWS Escalation Methods
Here we get into the full list of identified escalation methods, as well as a description and potential impact for each.
Specific credit to the team at CyberArk for their initial research into “AWS Shadow Admins”
Tools section for Priv Esc Enumeration:
[aws_escalate.py](https://github.com/RhinoSecurityLabs/Security-Research/blob/master/tools/aws-pentest-tools/aws_escalate.py) | Lists users scanned and the privesc methods they are vulnerable to


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You can manage your disk stores using the gfsh command-line tool. For more information on gfsh
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|---|---|---|
alter disk-store |
Off | Keeping a Disk Store Synchronized with the Cache |
compact disk-store |
On | Running Compaction on Disk Store Log Files |
backup disk-store |
On | Creating Backups for System Recovery and Operational Management |
compact offline-disk-store |
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export offline-disk-store |
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revoke missing-disk-store |
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show missing-disk-stores |
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shutdown |
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validate offline disk-store |
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INEC may cancel results of areas with recorded violence - Okoye
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseBy Tony Akowe
The Independent National Electoral Commissioner in charge of Information and Voter Education Festus Okoye has said that election results from polling units where there were reported cases of ballot box snatching may be cancelled depending on reports from the presiding officer in such units.
Okoye also said that the Commission was not aware of allegation made by the Peoples Democratic Party that Governor Yahaya Bello and the APC was forcing the Commission to sign prefilled results.
The INEC National Commissioner told The Nation that if there are areas where ballot box snatching was reported, the presiding officer is expected to write a report on such incident to the Electoral Officer stating the issues concern.
Read Also; Lyon hails INEC, says process peaceful
According to him, the report from the presiding officers from such units will help the commission to determine whether the results will be cancelled outrightly or not.
He said further that until such reports is received from the officers on the field, the commission will not take decision on it.
He said “we have some Resident and National Commissioners and other senior staff of the commission on the field. They are doing their job in accordance with the law.”


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Curves
Curves are the first Geometric Data Type we've covered that have a more familiar set of shape descriptive properties - How curvey or straight? How long or short? And remember that Points are still our building blocks for defining anything from a line to a spline and all the Curve types in between.
- Line
- Polyline
- Arc
- Circle
- Ellipse
- NURBS Curve
- Polycurve
What's a Curve?
The term Curve is generally a catch-all for all different sort of curved (even if straight) shapes. Capital "C" Curve is the parent categorization for all of those shape types - Lines, Circles, Splines, etc. More technically, a Curve describes every possible Point that can be found by inputting "t" into a collection of functions, which may range from the simple (x = -1.26*t, y = t
) to functions involving calculus. No matter what kind of Curve we are working with, this Parameter called "t" is a property we can evaluate. Furthermore, regardless of the look of the shape, all Curves also have a start point and end point, which coincidentally align with the minimum and maximum t values used to create the Curve. This also helps us understand its directionality.
It's important to note that Dynamo assumes that the domain of "t" values for a Curve is understood to be 0.0 to 1.0.
All Curves also possess a number of properties or characteristics which can be used to describe or analyze them. When the distance between the start and end points is zero, the curve is "closed." Also, every curve has a number of control-points, if all these points are located in the same plane, the curve is "planar." Some properties apply to the curve as a whole, while others only apply to specific points along the curve. For example, planarity is a global property while a tangent vector at a given t value is a local property.
Lines
Lines are the simplest form of Curves. They may not look curvy but they are in fact Curves - just without any curvature. There are a few different ways to create Lines, the most intuitive being from Point A to Point B. The shape of the Line AB will be drawn between the points but mathematically it extends infinitely in both directions.
When we connect two Lines together, we have a Polyline. Here we have a straightforward representation of what a Control Point is. Editing any of these point locations will change the shape of the Polyline. If the Polyline is closed, we have a Polygon. If the Polygon's edge lengths are all equal, it is described as regular.
Arcs, Circles, Ellipse Arcs, and Ellipses
As we add more complexity to the Parametric Functions that define a shape, we can take one step further from a Line to create an Arc, Circle, Ellipse Arc, or Ellipse by describing one or two radii. The differences between the Arc version and the Circle or Ellipse is only whether or not the shape is closed.
NURBS + Polycurves
NURBS (Non-uniform Rational Basis Splines) are mathematical representations that can accurately model any shape from a simple two dimensional Line, Circle, Arc, or Rectangle to the most complex three-dimensional free-form organic Curve. Because of their flexibility (relatively few control points, yet smooth interpolation based on Degree settings) and precision (bound by a robust math), NURBS models can be used in any process from illustration and animation to manufacturing.
Degree: The Degree of the Curve determines the range of influence the Control Points have on a Curve; where the higher the degree, the larger the range. The Degree is a positive whole number. This number is usually 1, 2, 3 or 5, but can be any positive whole number. NURBS lines and polylines are usually Degree 1 and most free-form Curves are Degree 3 or 5.
Control Points: The Control Points are a list of at least Degree+1 Points. One of the easiest ways to change the shape of a NURBS Curve is to move its Control Points.
Weight: Control Points have an associated number called a Weight. Weights are usually positive numbers. When a Curve’s Control Points all have the same weight (usually 1), the Curve is called non-rational, otherwise the Curve is called rational. Most NURBS curves are non-rational.
Knots: Knots are a list of (Degree+N-1) numbers, where N is the number of Control Points. The Knots are used together with the weights to control the influence of the Control Points on the resulting Curve. One use for Knots is to create kinks at certain points in the curve.
- Degree = 1
- Degree = 2
- Degree = 3
Note that the higher the degree value, the more Control Points are used to interpolate the resulting Curve.
Let's make a sine curve in Dynamo using two different methods to create NURBS Curves to compare the results.
- NurbsCurve.ByControlPoints uses the List of Points as Control Points
- NurbsCurve.ByPoints draws a Curve through the List of Points
Download the example file that accompanies this image (Right click and "Save Link As..."): Geometry for Computational Design - Curves.dyn. A full list of example files can be found in the Appendix.


Before Change
def test_get_non_excluded_scala_sources(self):
// this scala target has mixed *.scala and *.java sources.
// the *.java source should be filtered out.
scala_target_address_1 = BuildFileAddress(
self.add_to_build_file(
"a/scala_1/BUILD",
"scala_library(name="s1", sources=["Source1.java", "Source1.scala"])"),
"s1")
self.build_graph.inject_address_closure(scala_target_address_1)
scala_target_1 = self.build_graph.get_target(scala_target_address_1)
// this scala target has single *.scala source but will be excluded out
// by the [scalastyle].[excludes] setting.
scala_target_address_2 = BuildFileAddress(
self.add_to_build_file(
"a/scala_2/BUILD", "scala_library(name="s2", sources=["Source2.scala"])"),
"s2")
self.build_graph.inject_address_closure(scala_target_address_2)
scala_target_2 = self.build_graph.get_target(scala_target_address_2)
// Create a custom context so we can manually inject scala targets
// with mixed sources in them to test the source filtering logic.
context = self._create_context(
scalastyle_config=self._create_scalastyle_config_file(),
excludes=self._create_scalastyle_excludes_file(["a/scala_2/Source2.scala"]),
target_roots=[
scala_target_1,
scala_target_2
]
)
// Remember, we have the extra "scala-library-2.9.3" dep target.
self.assertEqual(3, len(context.targets()))
After Change
self.assertEqual(scala_target, result_targets[0])
def test_get_non_excluded_scala_sources(self):
with self.scala_platform_setup():
// this scala target has mixed *.scala and *.java sources.
// the *.java source should be filtered out.
scala_target_1 = self.make_target("a/scala_1:s1",
ScalaLibrary,
sources=["Source1.java", "Source1.scala"])
// this scala target has single *.scala source but will be excluded out
// by the [scalastyle].[excludes] setting.
scala_target_2 = self.make_target("a/scala_2:s2", ScalaLibrary, sources=["Source2.scala"])
// Create a custom context so we can manually inject scala targets
// with mixed sources in them to test the source filtering logic.
context = self._create_context(
scalastyle_config=self._create_scalastyle_config_file(),
excludes=self._create_scalastyle_excludes_file(["a/scala_2/Source2.scala"]),
target_roots=[
scala_target_1,
scala_target_2
]
)
// Remember, we have the extra "scala-library" dep target.
self.assertEqual(3, len(context.targets()))
// Now create the task and run the scala source and exclusion filtering.
task = self.prepare_execute(context)
result_sources = task.get_non_excluded_scala_sources(
task.create_file_excluder(),
task.get_non_synthetic_scala_targets(context.targets()))
// Only the scala source from target 1 should remain
self.assertEquals(1, len(result_sources))
self.assertEqual("a/scala_1/Source1.scala", result_sources[0])
@ensure_cached(Scalastyle, expected_num_artifacts=1)
def test_end_to_end_pass(self):
// Default scalastyle config (import grouping rule) and no excludes.
with self.scala_platform_setup():


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It's a bold text there
*It's a bold text there*
Suppose it might be italic
/Suppose it might be italic/
_This is underlined sentence._
This is underlined sentence.
=and this is a verbatim sample=
and this is a verbatim sample
this is a specific type
~this is a specific type~
how it looks on this page?
+how it looks on this page?+
#+BEGIN_VERSE Great clouds overhead Tiny black birds rise and fall Snow covers Emacs -- AlexSchroeder #+END_VERSE
Great clouds overhead
Tiny black birds rise and fall
Snow covers Emacs
– AlexSchroeder
#+BEGIN_QUOTE Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not any simpler -- Albert Einstein #+END_QUOTE
0 Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not any simpler – Albert Einstein
#+BEGIN_CENTER Everything should be made as simple as possible, \\ but not any simpler #+END_CENTER
Everything should be made as simple as possible,
but not any simpler
The default setting makes tables without cell borders and frame. If you would like to change this for individual tables, place something like the following before the table:
#+CAPTION: This is a table with lines around and between cells #+ATTR_HTML: :border 2 :rules all :frame border
| First row | Second row | Third row |
|---|---|---|
| this | is | a test |
#+CAPTION: An image with color samples #+ATTR_HTML: :alt four figures image :title Color test :align right
Some arbitrary text to unveil align
property in html5 attribute.
Seems like it might look nice and pretty without any unnecessary
complications.
Figure 1: An image with color samples
Composed at least of 5 dashes
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| 819 | (A) | were mekiłł leuer a leche than layke witħ his toose |
| 823 | (C) | were myche leuer a leche . þan any body ellys |
| 816 | (D) | was mycħ leuer a leche þan eny layke ellis |
| 792 | (E) | was myche leuere a leche . þan eny pley ellys . |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 840 | (L) | was mychel leuere a leche þan layke myd his ton |
| 763 | (P) | was mykyłł leuer a leche & layke with hys toles |
| 802 | (U) | Was muche leuer a leche / then any thing elles |
| (V) | ---- no text ---- |


NavigatorTreeOfPages
public class NavigatorTreeOfPages : NSObject, NoiseTagDelegate, PageDelegate
This class makes it easy to implement UI similar to what UINavigationController
provides, but controllable via brain. The content displayed in a UINavigationController
is defined using pages, see Page
.
Pages can be:
- List pages, which have sub pages where the user can navigate to;
- Settings pages, which provide automatically generated UI to edit settings (see
Setting
), or View pages, which simply provide a
UIView
to be displayed.
Important
Currently NavigatorTreeOfPages
assumes that the device orientation does not change. Furthermore, Settings pages assume the orientation is landscape.
-
Create a new navigator. After initializating, call
present
to let navigator add its UI topresentingView
.Declaration
Swift
public init(presentingView: UIView, initialPage: Page)
Parameters
presentingView
The view in which the navigator should show its UI.
initialPage
The initial page to show.
-
Call this to let the navigator add its UI to
presentingView
. Set properties likeclosureToPerformOnClose
before calling this function.Declaration
Swift
public func present()
-
Start noise tag control on the navigator’s UI.
Declaration
Swift
public func startNoiseTagControl()
-
When the user presses the back button in the initial page (the root page of the page hierarcy), this closure is performed.
If this closure is
nil
, the back button is not shown.Declaration
Swift
public var closureToPerformOnClose: (() -> ())? { get set }
-
Push the passed page, making it the currently displayed page.
Declaration
Swift
public func push(page: Page, completion: (() -> ())? = nil)
Parameters
page
The newly passed page slides in moving left.
completion
This closure is executed once the animation finishes.
-
Pop the current page, making the previous page on the stack the current page.
The popped page moves to the right.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public func pop(completion: (() -> ())? = nil)
Parameters
completion
This closure is executed once the animation finishes.
-
Reload the currently displayed page.
 The UI is updated without animating.Declaration
Swift
public func reloadPage()
-
Pop pages till the passed page is the current page.
If the passed page is not on our stack, nothing happens.
The pops happen in an animated fashion.
Declaration
Swift
public func popBackTill(page: Page, completion: (() -> ())? = nil)
Parameters
page
The page that should become the current page.
completion
This closure is executed once all pop animations finish.
-
Pop and then push the passed page. Animated.
Declaration
Swift
public func popAndPush(page: Page)
-
Reset the stack and make the initial page the current page again.
Declaration
Swift
public func navigateToInitialPage()
-
Whether the passed page is on the navigator’s stack.
Declaration
Swift
public func pageIsOnStack(page: Page) -> Bool
-
See
PageDelegate
.Declaration
Swift
public func pageRequestsTitleBarToBe(hidden: Bool)
-
See
NoiseTagDelegate
.Declaration
Swift
public func startNoiseTagControlOn(noiseTaggingView: UIView)


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