Alison Jean Jones, how are you?
Alma Jo.
Ola.
It could be one of those nights.
You know what I want to talk about before we do anything else?
What?
My technology wonder upgrades this week.
Okay.
That should be very exciting for about 2% of the population.
No.
Okay.
So, AT&T. So for those of us who don't live in America, that you're listening to the podcast,
basically where we live, we've got two choices of TV and internet providers, Comcast and AT&T.
We've been with both of them. What I tend to do is I sign up with one for 12 months.  Then when my 12 month contract
is up, I call and disconnect from them and sign up with the other one to get the new customer
pricing and they love us for it.
And I go back and forward while they don't care.
They just want our business.
So being with AT&T and they gave us such a ridiculous deal last year,
they gave us 450 channels of which we probably watched five and they gave us
internet.
And so I called them up this week and just said, Hey, you know, thank you so
much. You've been great, but we realized we don't actually watch TV.
So we want to cancel our TV and just stick with our internet.
And the very fact that we were canceling our TV meant we got put through to a retention specialist
whose job is to make sure we don't leave the company.
Well, I had no plan on leaving the company at all.
But after talking to this very helpful woman, she decided to double our internet
speed for almost half the price of what we were paying.
And so, and technician came out on Thursday and we now have fiber optic to the
to the house.
Yeah.
Which is great.
And we have dedicated 50 megabits, which isn't a lot.
Well, I guess it is a lot, but it isn't as much as it will be.
Right now, I can hear as my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my,
Right now, I can hear his momma, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, fast, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah
All I'd to say is AT&T is Picnacial to be one of the next cities that they're bringing
gigabit ethernet, it's a thousand megabits per second.
Our technician said, "Well, you're good to go when it comes."
So I was really excited about that.
And a gigabit is how much I download it in a month.
Sure.
A gigabyte.
Is that the same thing as a gigabit?
No.
But I digress.
- Okay, one of the bytes.
- T-Mobile, we switched from AT&T to T-Mobile.
Being with T-Mobile is like having Christmas every month.
The first month we signed up with them,
they gave us new iPhone 6s.
- They did.
- And bought us out of our contract from AT&T.
- That's the deal, yeah.
- The very next month, they gave us a free wifi router,
which is fast on the router that we had.
I don't know, a couple hundred dollars router
that sent us for free.
This month, they announced that they're doing
unlimited LTE family plan for a hundred bucks a month.
- Amazing.
- So why do I feel like you're just humoring me?
(laughing)
- No, that's amazing.
And I even understand what you're talking about
at this point.
- Well, so before I go over our bandwidth allocation
every month, we kind of have five gig per line
and I always go over it.
So now that we're having--
- That's not true, apparently my line only has three gig
and yours has five.
- Right. And why is that?
I have no idea because you don't even use a gigabyte a month.
It doesn't matter.
You want everything to be equal.
Maybe I'll call the gils for the mega-measure.
Anyway, all of that being said, I had a great week technologically and we now have unlimited
LTE, which is great because I've burned through our data like nobody else's business.
Talk to us about something more interesting.
Talk to us about baptisms.
We did a whole bunch of baptisms on Monday night.
So I spoke on Romans 6 and we had announced like two weeks before that we were going to
do baptisms at the end of speaking.
So basically, Romans 6 is all about what happens during baptism.
And I felt like the Lord said to get extra clothes ready in extra towels.
And so sweet Michelle went and got extra dark shirts and extra swim shorts
from Walmart.
She got asked for 10 sets and eight extra people got baptized.
Which was a lot of fun.
Yeah.
So we did, I think we baptized 18 people.
And it was super fun.
I loved baptisms.
Yeah, it was great.
It was really, really great.
Such a privilege to do it.
It was so fun.

- Yeah, that was Tuesday.
We come in from lunch break.
We had a meeting over lunch.
And so I asked Caroline if she could, you know,
have a lunch date with MJ at the school.
And he loves being in the room with all the students
and interacting with them.
Anyway, we come in and the students are all
in this big circle, not all of them,
but like 15 or 20 of the students,
and they're all going, "Go MJ, go MJ,"
and they're clapping, and MJ is break dancing,
and then doing this cute little pose,
which I have no idea where he learned it.
- He learned it from me.
I'm basically electric boogaloo king.
- Okay.
- When no one's watching, I get a piece of linoleum out.
I do some head spin, some windmills.
(laughing)
- That could explain your neck, darling.
- Yes, let's talk about my neck.
(laughing)
I have a pinched nerve on the left side of my neck.
I got X-rays done on my chiropractor's office
and I have a little bone spur in one of my,
I was gonna call them neck particles, what are they called?
- Vertibray. - Vertibray.
Which as a result is pinching a nerve,
which means my whole left arm loses power
and I have a pretty sore neck,
but I'm so very grateful for our chiropractor.
- Best chiropractor ever.
- Wonderful doctor, Ronson, if you're in Franklin,
look up mission on the chiropractic.
But yeah, I've basically been having adjustments every day,
trying to get my neck unlocked and it's truly unlocked.
- Well, you're so much better.
- Yeah.
- I've been taking magnesium a lot,
which is some interesting side effects.
(both laughing)
See, I can't tell it's between your sexy laugh
and your creepy laugh.
What was that one?
That was just a giggle, I think.
It was neither sexy nor creepy, hopefully.
- We've been party animals.
- We have been just--
- All that magnesium.
- Living at large with the magnesium.
- Well, we had our good supernatural life,
Christmas party.
- We did.
- On Thursday night.

That was fun, wasn't it?
- It was great fun, yeah.
It's always nice to have a clean house because that forces us to clean.
You see, you may as well as I said, people over because it forces us to clean.
Yes.
Yeah.
That's what I meant.
Um, you know what?
I'm finding my dream life is completely alive.
I'm sorry.
Am I boring?
I'm sorry.
I'm a little tired.
No, I just realized in the last couple of weeks, the effect that my dreams are having on my everyday life.
Like I have dreams about people and because I've had a dream about the people,
my heart feels fully connected with those people.

And then this week I had a dream about some friends I haven't seen in 10 years.
And it was so good to be with them in the dream.
And then when I woke up, I'd got an email from them saying, Hey, we'd love to, you know,
reconnect what's your address.
And I was like, God, this is amazing.
It is amazing.
So that's actually what I wanted to talk about this week.
I wanted to talk about people and the joy of having people in your life.
I watched a video.
So some of you may know this, but I was an avid skateboarder in my youth.
And to this day, I still keep a finger on the pulse of skateboarding.
I visit a website called thebarrix.com.
He has a scar in his elbow to prove it.
I do.
And so they were doing a video retrospective of a guy called Guy Mariana.
So when I was a kid, Guy Mariana was one of my heroes.
He was younger than me.
Still is.
It's amazing how that works.
They never catch up, do they?
No.
This phenomenally gifted skateboarder.
The first video I ever remember seeing him in was a video called, it was the blind video,
video days.
This amazing skateboarder, and he was skateboarding in this video with some of the legends of skateboards
of Mark Gonzalez and Jason Lee.
I was watching this video, and there was one a day for five days.
And I was really, really impacted by this man now going back in time, telling the story
of the story behind the videos that were a mainstay of my childhood.
And I realized the common thread in all the stories he was telling were other people.
He talked about how he was influenced by these people and how these people helped him become
who he is.
And I don't know why I got so moved by this video.
And I just started thinking about all the people who have helped me be me.
And so I was thinking, you know, I had this dream, like I said, about some friends of
mine, who I would probably hang out with for so many years.
I lived with one of them.
You know, we all would hang out together.
And so I have this dream.
I haven't seen them in 10 years time.
Our lives moved apart, quite literally moved to different countries.
touched with them, but I had a dream this week that was with them and my heart was fully
alive and I just thought, "Gosh, I just remember hanging out with these guys there were so
amazing." So it got me thinking about here these two brothers that 10 years ago had such
an impact on my life without them ever thinking we're now going to have an impact on Ireland's
life. The 10 years later in a completely different country, I'm thinking back on our time spent
with them with such fond memories.
And it got me thinking, who am I connecting with today that in 10 years time I'll be thinking,
man, I'm so glad I got to know so and so and so and so.
The danger when you talk about this is inevitably we're going to leave out people because our
whole life is one rich tapestry of other people.
But in your life as you look back, talk to me about some of the relationships that really
changed who you were and made you what you are now, or help contribute to that.
Well, I suppose I mean it's different people in different seasons and if we're leaving aside like obvious ones like john and carol that we've talked about on the podcast before then.
I mean jana my cousin jana.
Who prayed for me every single night for like seven years until I got saved and was sort of my when I did get saved was my initial like.
What about this you know that kind of thing and you know it's still did you like her as so before you got saved.
When you tell your testimony she sounds like she was your arch nemesis because she was trying to drag you in the kingdom and you want nothing to do with her kingdom.
But as cousins were you close we were close, I mean I loved her.
I mean we're just yeah we're living in two different kingdoms and you love to her you know we will you know she when I think about it now she wasn't even remotely crazy she was just trying to tell me about the love of God but it just.
I made me angry.
But I mean she wasn't over the top crazy or anything like that. Just felt like that to me because I had so much anger and pain.
But yeah, I mean I we loved
We'd love being together for like the first day and a half and then I'd be like yeah, and I'm done
You know but then by the time I got saved
You know Jenna and I were like super super close for years still super close. It was amazing if you know
It's impossible to say what I'm gonna say next, but it's plausible.
Had she not been praying for you and had she not been in your life, you may never have been the person you are today.
Very true.
Yep. I mean, there's lots of people along the way to contribute to
that scenario.
But I just think about what a genius God is, that we all have to live life day by day,
but he put people in our lives that make life so much richer.
like our job, I love our job.
I absolutely love our life.
And a large reason that I love our job
and I love our life is because the people
that we get to work with and the people
we get to do life with.
And it's amazing, isn't it?
What a great source of joy
and a great source of blessing other people are.
- Yeah, and the people that you get to work with
and do life with right now are the product
of other people as well.
You know, like in terms of if you think,
Jan is the way she is because Antiony and Uncle Paul raised her to love God and you know whatever.
So you just think like there's, there's unsung heroes, every ring out from the people that,
that may have touched you.
Does that make sense?
And I love how it happens almost accidentally.

Nor do I think I will now influence Mark and Neil's life at all.
But just having rich friendships does amazing things for you.
I've just got this fresh appreciation.
I don't know whether it's the end of the year, so you're doing a yearly retrospective.
I don't know whether watching these videos made me think a little bit longer term.
I don't know if it's because I'm 40 and I'm thinking in longer term things.
week especially as so tremendously grateful for the friendships and the relationships that
God has put in our life. And it made me think about their friendships and the relationships
we have today and how they're going to impact all those parties in years to come.
Yeah. I mean, I think even about our relationship with Jeff and Becky and about how our life
in his current incarnation would not be possible without those two. I mean, leave us at the
that they're our employers.
- Right.
- But just the, you know, I just think of even all the,
no hardships, but the difficult stuff that we've navigated
as people, friends, church leaders,
you know, in the last couple of years since we've been here,
just the life of helping run a church
and just about how much joy there's been even
in difficult stuff because of rich relationships.
- Yeah.
And you don't get rich relationships without spending time.
That is absolutely correct.
I don't know.
I don't know whether I'm just having an aha moment about obvious stuff that the rest
of the world is like, oh, people are good.
But for me, people be relationships.
No, but for me, I just think it's amazing.
I remember listening to Roland Baker preach.
You know, we were in Japan and he was at the same conference we were.
What do you think?
I think his message was, what do you think revival can do for you?
And his own message was you guys are spending all your time and energy praying and fasting
for revival and I'd like to know why.

And his point was rather than seek revival, seek relationships, relationship with God
and relationship with one another.
And I just remember that message really sticking with me.
I think it was our last letter that they sent out, Roland and Heidi had said, "You know,
the most important thing in the kingdom is relationships."
Somewhere along the line, I think we can lose sight of the value and the importance of relationships.
Maybe I did.
I have no idea.
But just this week especially, I've just been pondering about how amazing relationships
are.
I think about my relationship with Glenn.
How long have I known Glenn?
I don't have any idea.
Well, 20 years.
He got off the boat from Ireland with a sack of potatoes in,
I must have been 20.
So 20 years ago, just dressed head to don't denim.
Perfect center parting.
Wow.
Yeah.
We had our work out, but we, you know, just so Glenn, who's the best man
in my wedding and I think I was the best man in his wedding.
Yeah, I think it was.
Um, you know, we've been friends for 20 years.
And so even though we live on the other side of the world, I'm incredibly grateful for our relationship that has navigated itself through all different kind of seasons and time zones and countries.
And, you know, obviously I don't get to see him anywhere near the amount that I used to when I lived in the same city as him.
But the fact that I can still send him abusive texts and he means...
And FaceTime him.
And we find it amusing.
I just think, gosh, that's amazing.
It is amazing.
Totally.
All right, let's get down to what's important here.
Mr. Jones.
What's important?
What do you buy me for Christmas?
Oh, I thought this was sex related.
Dang it.
You know, Mark DuPont is in time.
Yes.
And he preached at Grace Adams.
You can't buy me Mark DuPont for Christmas.
No, I don't have any intention of doing that.
Okay.
But Mark was preaching at Grace Adams' one.
He preached two amazing sermons.
I'm pulling up my sermon notes of what he said.
But one of the things that he said at the end of today, which I really, really liked,
like. He was talking about the gifts of God, but one of the things he said, he challenged
us at the end was he said, "Consider giving a gift to honor the call of God on somebody
else's life." We all have a call of God on our life, but most of us wrestle with that
call. We live to some degree and some level of unbelief about it. So he said, "Can you
buy a present or a gift for somebody that honors the call of God that you recognize
in their life that would help break that. I thought, "What a wonderful exercise to do."
Yeah, very cool.
I know it's great. I really encourage everybody to do that. But I was also wondering about if I
could challenge our listeners to buy somebody a gift or to give somebody a gift that honors
the friendship and the relationship that they have infused. So rather than just buying a gift
because it's Christmas, rather than buying a gift because that's a nice thing to do,
intentionally pick out a gift that speaks to the value of that person's friendship and relationship
in your life. And of course, you're never going to be able to repay value.
I mean, the greatest, hands down, the greatest gift I've ever been given is on my 30th birthday,
on my 40th birthday, you behind my back put together a beautiful book of people writing
notes of, "Hey Alan, this is how your life has impacted me." I mean, I treasure those books,
they're just absolutely incredibly important to me. And so there's no mandatory value attached
to that except for the printer paper and the time it took you to print them out and copy and
paste them in, you relentless crafter you. But that spoke incredible value to me.
So I'm not necessarily talking about monetary value, but I wonder if there is something you,
Everybody who's listening could do this week where you think of somebody who's of value to you and buy that person a gift that speaks to that value.
That's like a fun exercise that's an amazing exercise.
Yeah.
All right any closing thoughts.
What do you want for Christmas.
Well I have an Amazon wish list answers that brilliant.
As do I but I don't know any of those gadgets do.
You need to know what they do you need to buy them.
All right, fine. No hints from you.
No, no, there's no hints. There's a whole list of literal gifts that I would like.
I don't need applying guesswork to this.
Guesswork is the beginning of disappointment.
Oh, dear. Well, we'll just have to see what happens.
All right, you beautiful people. We love you. Thank you for listening.
Next week, I think what we should do is do our best of 2014.
What was our favorite album, favorite movie, favorite meal, that sort of stuff?
That's a yearly recap of our favorite things.
Okay.
All right, no pressure.
Well, okay.
Until then.
Bye.
Why do we whisper?
I don't know.
Okay.
Night night.
Let's go have sexy cuddle time.


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RUSHMORE (M). (Touchstone/Beuna Vista International) Director: Wes Anderson Stars: Jason Schwartzman, Olivia Williams, Bill Murray, Brian Cox, Seymour Cassel, Mason Gamble, Sara Tanaka, Stephen McCole, Luke Wilson, Connie Nielsen, Ronnie McCawley, Keith McCawley Running time: 98 minutes.
Writer/director Wes Anderson is an audacious talent who possesses an unconventional and off beat sensibility. Rushmore is the second film from Anderson, whose low budget, slacker crime caper Bottle Rocket was widely acclaimed but performed poorly at the box office. In Rushmore he suffuses the typical elements of the dysfunctional teen genre, the coming of age tale, and adolescent school comedy with a subversive, wickedly anarchic spirit. The result is a refreshingly offbeat and inventive comedy that at times becomes a little too clever for its own good. Rushmore has an edgy, surreal quality that sets it apart from the puerile humour of most similarly themed comedies. The film's deliberately eccentric style will probably hold more appeal to adult audiences.
Fifteen year old Max Fischer (newcomer Jason Schwartzman) is a precocious student at Rushmore, a ritzy private school. Although quite brilliant - he can solve complex mathematical equations quicker than that other prodigy Will Hunting - Max is also something of an obsessive under-achiever. His grades have slipped because of his passion for pursuing extra curricular activities. Max is the president and founding member of a number of clubs at Rushmore - bee keeping, fencing, chess. He even formed the theatrical group that performs his offbeat plays, including a stage adaptation of Serpico and an ambitious Apocalypse Now-like scenario. He is put on "sudden death academic probation," which simply means that if he fails one more exam he's out.
Max is sort of like Ferris Bueller's evil brother - a devious, shrewd and manipulative schemer, but without the charm. He is a thoroughly despicable character, and is never in danger of eliciting sympathy from the audience. At times you want to strangle him, or shake him.
Max's downfall begins when he falls heavily for Miss Cross (Olivia Williams, from The Postman), the junior grade teacher. In an effort to impress her he attempts to build an aquarium on the edge of one of the school's sporting fields. He approaches wealthy businessman and former alumni Mr Blume (Bill Murray) to fund the project. The plan backfires, and Max is temporarily expelled from Rushmore. Blume begins an affair with Miss Cross. The jealous Max begin a vicious campaign of vengeance against Blume, which escalates out of control. It is the unlikely relationship between these two eccentric characters that provides the film with much of its energy and humour. The wealth of colourful incidents and wonderfully quirky characters suggests that Rushmore has been partially inspired by Anderson's own experiences at school. Rushmore has a sophisticated and decidedly off beat sense of humour, although the laughs are not always obvious.
The performers seem attuned to Anderson's off beat sense of humour. In an impressive debut, Schwartzman delivers a strong performance as the thoroughly dislikeable Max. Murray is at his smarmy, droll and laconic best, and delivers a wonderfully understated performance as the emotionally damaged Blume, who is little more than an overgrown child in a man's body.
Anderson has an idiosyncratic visual style, which ensures that Rushmore is quite unlike any other coming of age tale that you've seen. The quirkiness and originality of the scenario unfortunately doesn't last the distance however, as Anderson eventually settles for a rather conventional and somewhat unsatisfying resolution.
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fprime_gds.common.communication.adapters.base
¶
base.py:
This file specifies the base-adapter for the F prime comm-layer. This class defines the basic methods needed to interact with various wire formats as they are supported by the F prime comm-layer. This file defines a single abstract base class representing the core features of the adapter class that must be implemented by every implementation of the adapter for use with the comm-layer.
@author lestarch
Module Contents¶
Classes¶
Base adapter for adapting the communications layer. This essentially breaks down to providing the ability to read |
-
class
fprime_gds.common.communication.adapters.base.
BaseAdapter
[source]¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
Base adapter for adapting the communications layer. This essentially breaks down to providing the ability to read data from, and write to the necessary wire-format. The children of this class must at least implement the ‘read’ and ‘write’ functions to ensure that data can be read and written. ‘open’ and ‘close’ are also provided as a helper to the subclass implementor to place resource initialization and release code, however; these implementations are defaulted not overridden.
-
abstract
read
(self, timeout=0.5)[source]¶ Read from the interface. Must be overridden by the child adapter. Throw no fatal errors, reconnect instead. This call is expected to block waiting on incoming data.
- Parameters
size – maximum size of data to read before breaking
timeout – timeout for the block, default: 0.500 (500ms) as blocking w/o timeout may be uninterruptable
- Returns
byte array of data, or b’’ if no data was read
-
abstract
write
(self, frame)[source]¶ Write to the interface. Must be overridden by the child adapter. Throw no fatal errors, reconnect instead.
- Parameters
frame – framed data to uplink
- Returns
True if data sent through adapter, False otherwise
-
abstract classmethod
get_arguments
(cls)[source]¶ Returns a set of arguments consumed by this adapter. This will be consumed by the CLI layer in order to provide command line arguments to the user. Note: these should be globally unique args, e.g. –ip-address
- Returns
dictionary, keys of tuple of arg flags and value of list of other arguments to argparse’s add_argument
-
abstract classmethod
check_arguments
(cls, args)[source]¶ Code that should check arguments of this adapter. If there is a problem with this code, then a “ValueError” should be raised describing the problem with these arguments.
- Parameters
args – arguments as dictionary
-
classmethod
get_adapters
(cls)[source]¶ Get all known adapters of this base class. These must be imported into the comm-layer to be available to the system, however; they only need to be imported. Once imported this function will find them and make them available to the comm-layer in the standard way.
- Returns
list of all imported comm adapters.
-
static
process_arguments
(clazz, args)[source]¶ Process arguments incoming from the command line and construct a dictionary of kwargs to supply to the chosen adapter at creation time. This will allow the user to choose any imported adapters at runtime.
- Parameters
args – arguments to process
- Returns
dictionary of constructor keyword arguments
-
classmethod
construct_adapter
(cls, adapter_name, args)[source]¶ Constructs a new adapter, from the given adapter name and the given namespace of argument inputs. This is a wrapper of “get_adapters” and “process_arguments” to help build a new, fully configured, adapter. This is a factory method.
- Parameters
adapter_name – name of the adapter to build
args – namespace of arg value to help build an adapter
- Returns
newly constructed adapter
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abstract
Build: 1.4.1


Here are some of the things that i have enjoyed creating in my free time I hope you find them intresting ;)
As part of the software language engineering module, I created my own Domain-specific programming language. Inspired by an origami bird I wanted to develop a programming language for manipulating sheet material such as paper as this can be challenging to achieve in other 3D modelling languages.
My language was built around creating folds and the control points. Folds are defined between these control points, and therefore the model can be built in a deterministic way. I had hoped to develop the syntax a lot further to support first-class functions and closures however the backend took the most of my time. Display the material model that the language uses. I had to handle the surfaces manually creating my own triangulation and transformation systems.
I built a new program for automatically playing snake improving on the previous version by ensuring the snake follows a Hamiltonian cycle therefore never trapping itself, unlike the previous version.
Inspired by a Video by code bullet on his AI that solves minesweeper via brute-forcing all the different combinations of mines and recording what spaces are safe. I thought that I could improve upon this approach by avoiding the brute-forcing and instead just keep track of different ranges of unknown cells until the probability of there being a mine in that cell is either certainly a mine or certainly not.
This is an algorithm that recursively solves the Tower of Hanoi problem and visualizes the solution. This algorithm uses JS Promises to slow down the execution of the solution to allow it to be animated.
I realized I had a good understanding of how 3D engines worked so I thought I would have a go at creating my own I was surprised by how well it went. This program is a rasterizing 3d engine with smooth shading and directional lighting it doesn’t support shadows. This is really just for fun as it doesn’t use any hardware acceleration or even full use of the CPU.
To get familiar with a vector math and graphics library that our course wanted us to learn and use I created this 3d recasting engine based on the approach used by Wolfenstein and DOOM.
As a team project, a few students and I following a specification and the scrum process developed a restaurant management system.
During the pandemic my friends and I would play a few games online then we thought it would be cool to add our own cards to cards against humanity like with skribbl.io but I found no easy way to do this so as a way of filling the time I created an online multiplayer cards against humanity game and added some of our own cards. It worked really well and I’m happy with it.
This is a tool that I created to simplify the campus bus timetable that was just given as an unintuitive spreadsheet that required to search through to find what you are looking for. Inspired by the Trainline app I show the upcoming busses from a location in chronological view allowing the user to see departure and arrival times. It even allows you to look back at different time or days for planning.
As part of my software engineering module, I have created a calculator capable of interpreting infix notation formulas and computing its result. This calculator was made with the MVC architecture and had a graphical and command-line view.
As part of university coursework, I implemented a boid algorithm in python. The boid algorithm is made up of three rules that simulate the flocking behaviour of animals like birds and fish. This was part of a larger fishing game that I was a part of creating. I also greeted the wave effect that was harder than it looked the library we are using didn’t support masking so the waves are actually drawn on top of the background image in reveres order calculating the interactions of the waves so they don’t overlap.
I created my own version of Asteroids in Visual basic as I was interested in creating a game that dealt with collision handling, variable frame rates and momentum-based physics. I wrote this many years ago and was really proud so please forgive the cougar tasker in massive writing.
Simple implementation of a pseudo-code algorithm and enjoyed creating my own function to convert pixels to colour data.
Inspired by a video made by code bullet on his own AI built to beat the game of snake I thought I could use a BFS search solution to achieve similar results. Unfortunately, my solution cares more about reaching its goal rather than surviving to reach the next so can get stuck.


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Thanks,
Makala
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Sent: Friday, May 29, 2015 4:59 PM
To: team
Subject: Revisiting Health Insurance
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Man Utd Linked With 7 New Signings
by SL InternationalPremier League giants Manchester United are reportedly eyeing seven new signings in a bid to return to former glories.
Click through the gallery above to see United's seven reported transfer targets.
The record 20-time league champions have endured a decline in fortunes following the retirement of legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013, and current boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is facing pressure to turn things around.
Solskjaer, who spent 11 successful years as a player at Old Trafford, returned to the club last season to replace Jose Mourinho in the hot seat, but has failed to get his side moving up the table, a problem he now hopes to rectify in the transfer market.
According to the Evening Standard, the 46-year-old will look to bring in seven new faces as he looks to rebuild his squad into a side that can challenge for Premier League glory.
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United's attack and midfield are the areas he will reportedly look to strengthen, and the likes of Emre Can of Juventus, Everton's Richarlison, Red Bull Salzburg's Erling Haaland and Olympique Lyon's Moussa Dembele have all been identified as targets.
The Red Devils have also been linked with Bianconeri forward Mario Mandzukic, Leicester City's James Maddison and Borussia Dortmund wonderkid Jadon Sancho, the latter of whom is said to be Solskjaer's "dream signing".
Read: Real Madrid Transfer News: Five Out, Five In?
United spent €159 million (R2.5 billion) on transfers in the most recent transfer window, made up of mega-money deals for Harry Maguire and Aaron Wan-Bissaka, as well as the arrival of Daniel James from Swansea.


A penny for your thoughts.
Action speaks louder than words.
Add insult to injury.
At the drop of a hat.
Back to the drawing board.
Ball is in your court.
Barking up the wrong tree.
Be glad to see the back of.
Beat around the bush.
Best thing since sliced bread.
Bite off more than you can chew.
Blessing in disguise.
Costs an arm and a leg.
Caught between two tools.
Cross that bridge when you come to it.
Curiosity killed the cat.
Don't count your chickens before the eggs have hatched.
Don't give up the day job.
Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Drastic times call for drastic measures.
Elvis has left the building.
Every cloud has a silver lining.
Feel a bit under the weather.
Give the benefit of the doubt.
Hear it on the grapevine.
Hit the nail on the head.
In the heat of the moment.
It takes two to tango.
Jump on the bandwagon.
Keep something at bay.
Kill two birds with one stone.
Let sleeping dogs lie.
Let the cat out of the bag.
Make a long story short.
Method to my madness.
Not a spark of decency.
Not playing with a full deck.


Amol's Dev Bootcamp Website
(When I learn more JavaScript, I want this to stay at the top of the page while you scroll. And hopefully have actual stuff.)
More stuff will go here in due time, be patient :)


Most of the functionality is fs can be approximated with functions in base R or in a command line shell. The table at the end of this vignette can be used as a translation aid between these three methods.
fs functions smooth over some of the idiosyncrasies of file handling with base R functions:
Vectorization. All fs functions are vectorized, accepting multiple paths as input. Base functions are inconsistently vectorized.
Predictable return values that always convey a path. All fs functions return a character vector of paths, a named integer or a logical vector, where the names give the paths. Base return values are more varied: they are often logical or contain error codes which require downstream processing.
Explicit failure. If fs operations fail, they throw an error. Base functions tend to generate a warning and a system dependent error code. This makes it easy to miss a failure.
UTF-8 all the things. fs functions always convert input paths to UTF-8 and return results as UTF-8. This gives you path encoding consistency across OSes. Base functions rely on the native system encoding.
Naming convention. fs functions use a consistent naming convention. Because base R’s functions were gradually added over time there are a number of different conventions used (e.g. path.expand()
vs normalizePath()
; Sys.chmod()
vs file.access()
).
| fs | base | shell |
|---|---|---|
dir_ls("path") |
list.files("path") |
ls path |
dir_info("path") |
do.call(rbind, lapply(list.files("path"), file.info)) |
ls -al path |
dir_copy("path", "new-path") |
dir.create("new-path"); file.copy("path", "new-path", recursive=TRUE) |
cp path new-path |
dir_create("path") |
dir.create("path") |
mkdir path |
dir_delete("path") |
unlink("path", recursive = TRUE) |
rm -rf path |
dir_exists("path") |
dir.exists("path") |
if [ -d "path" ]; then ... ; fi |
dir_move() file_move ) |
file.rename("path", "new-path") |
mv path new-path |
dir_map("path", fun) |
No direct equivalent | for file in $(ls path); do ...; done |
dir_tree("path") |
No direct equivalent | tree path |
| fs | base | shell |
|---|---|---|
file_chmod("path", "mode") |
Sys.chmod("path", "mode") |
chmod mode path |
file_chown("path", "user_id", "group_id") |
No direct equivalent | chown options path |
file_copy("path", "new-path") |
file.copy("path", "new-path") |
cp path new-path |
file_create("new-path") |
file.create("new-path") |
touch new-path |
file_delete("path") |
unlink("path") |
rm path |
file_exists("path") |
file.exists("path") |
if [ -f "path" ]; then ... ; fi |
file_info("path") |
file.info("path") |
ls -al path |
file_move("path", "new-path") |
file.rename("path", "new-path") |
mv path new-path |
file_show("path") |
browseURL("path") |
open path |
file_touch() |
No direct equivalent | touch path |
file_temp() |
tempfile() |
mktemp |
file_test() |
No direct equivalent | if [ -d "path" ]; then ...; fi |
| fs | base | shell |
|---|---|---|
path("top_dir", "nested_dir", "file", ext = "ext") |
file.path("top_dir", "nested_dir", "file.ext") |
top_dir/nested_dir/file.ext |
path_temp() , path_temp("path") |
tempdir() , file.path(tempdir(), "path") |
mktemp -d |
path_expand("~/path") |
path.expand() |
realpath -m -s ~/path |
path_dir("path") |
dirname("path") |
dirname path |
path_file("path") |
basename("path") |
basename path |
path_home() |
path.expand("~") |
$HOME |
path_package("pkgname", "dir", "file") |
system.file("dir", "file", package = "pkgname") |
No direct equivalent |
path_norm("path") |
normalizePath() |
realpath |
path_real("path") |
normalizePath(mustWork = TRUE) |
realpath |
path_rel("path/foo", "path/bar") |
No direct equivalent | No direct equivalent |
path_common(c("path/foo", "path/bar", "path/baz")) |
No direct equivalent | No direct equivalent |
path_ext_remove("path") |
sub("\\.[a-zA-Z0-9]*$", "", "path") |
No direct equivalent |
path_ext_set("path", "new_ext") |
sub("\\.[a-zA-Z0-9]*$", "new_ext", "path") |
No direct equivalent |
path_sanitize("path") |
No direct equivalent | No direct equivalent |


About Me
Hi there!
My name is Priyank (I sometimes respond to `Priyanka` as well). I am currently working at FireEye, Inc. as a Senior Software Development Engineer. I am an open source enthusiast, a learner. I am deeply passionate about software development and innovations.
Tech I'm familiar with
Languages - Python, JavaScript (NodeJS, ReactJS, React Native), Golang, C++
Databases - Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis
Web Frameworks - Django, Flask, ExpressJS, HTML5, CSS3
Others - Docker, GitHub, RabbitMQ, Nginx, CI/CD
Experience
FireEye, Inc
Senior Software Development Engineer Jun 2021 - Present
Worked on a web-based IDE which supports over 60 security rules. Along with quick signature creation and updation, IDE also provides support for signature validation, peer review, manager approval, unit test, and deployment.
Worked closely with EX and NX content QA team to optimize their legacy automation test code and reducing the execution time from 12 hours to 8 hours.
Software Development Engineer Nov 2017 - Jun 2021
Worked with Exploit-Guard and IOC Research team as SDE/Backend Operations Engineer.
Designed, implemented, and deployed systems for tracking Exploit-Guard and IOC events.
Systems involved various automation used for processing incoming server data and representing analyzed data to stakeholders.
Extensively worked on Python, Django, Flask, and Postgres.
KPMG India
Associate Consultant June 2016 – Oct 2017
Worked on Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) tool, which searches for phishing websites and leaked documents on an open internet.
Developed Social Media Monitoring libraries which were used in CTI for monitoring fake client profiles on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus and YouTube.
Analyst June 2015 – June 2016
Developed various Reconnaissance tools such as subdomain finder, custom port scanner which were used in penetration testing.
Performed Configuration Review, Web App Security, Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing.
Extensively worked on Python and MongoDB.
Cognizant Technology Solutions
UX Designer Aug 2014 - June 2015
Designed various websites using Photoshop and Axure.
Worked with an animation team who were involved in creating promotional videos for a client.
Blue Cocoon
Software Development Intern Jun 2013 - Aug 2013
Design and development of company’s website.
Technologies used were HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and Python.
Published Paper
Manage Clipboard to Prevent Copying Important Data
ICAET – 2014
Education
Sardar Patel Institute of Technology
Mumbai, India July 2010 - May 2014
B.E in Computer Science and Engineering.
Main coursework: Data Structures, Design and analysis of Algorithms, Computer Architecture, Computer Network, Database Systems, Operating Systems, Software Engineering.


The next thing we want to do is to place the fruits depending on their weight on the x-axis. And we want to use the whole space of the SVG-width.
Last time we worked with static data to create diagrams within which the position and size of visual elements directly corresponded to the data. If we are working with dynamic data, we do not always know the range of values we will receive as input. Hence we cannot encode the position and size of our values in absolute pixel values as we might receive data that exceeds the size of our SVG.
D3 provides scales to solve this problem. They can be used to dynamically scale the visual representation of our data so it always fits into a certain area of our webpage – independent of the value range of our data.
You can think of scales as a function that scales the input domain to an output range. If we know the input domain and output range of our scaling, we can create a scaling function like this:
let maxWeight = 750;
let scaleX = d3.scaleLinear()
.domain([0, maxWeight])
.range([0, 550]);
console.log(scaleX(30)) // Maps 30 to 22 and return 22
Look at the code, we have implemented the scale into out graph and used it to display the fruits on the right place on the x-axis.
Besides the linear transformation we achieved with the scaleLinear() call, D3 also offers further methods to define scales. E.g.:


checked
Description
Unchecked means that certain run time tests, which take place by default, can be eliminated, usually to make the program more efficient at the risk of unreliability. The keyword checked, used as a statement, requests that the disabling of checking, previously requested by the keyword unchecked, be re-enabled. See unchecked for details and an example.


public abstract class TrcTankMotionProfileFollower
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected java.lang.String |
instanceName |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TrcTankMotionProfileFollower(java.lang.String instanceName)
Constructor: Create an instance of the object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract void |
cancel()
This method stops following the path and cancel the event.
|
abstract TrcTankMotionProfile |
getActiveProfile()
This method returns the motion profile currently being followed by the follower.
|
abstract boolean |
isActive()
This method checks if path is currently being followed.
|
abstract boolean |
isCancelled()
This method checks if path following has been cancelled.
|
void |
start(TrcTankMotionProfile profile)
This method starts following the supplied motion profile.
|
void |
start(TrcTankMotionProfile profile,
TrcEvent event)
This method starts following the supplied motion profile.
|
abstract void |
start(TrcTankMotionProfile profile,
TrcEvent event,
double timeout)
This method starts following the supplied motion profile.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
This method returns the instance name.
|
public TrcTankMotionProfileFollower(java.lang.String instanceName)
instanceName
- specifies the instance name.public abstract void start(TrcTankMotionProfile profile, TrcEvent event, double timeout)
profile
- specifies the TrcTankMotionProfile object representing the path to follow.
Remember to match units!event
- specifies the event to signal when path has been followed.timeout
- specifies maximum number of seconds to spend following the path. 0.0 means no timeout.public abstract TrcTankMotionProfile getActiveProfile()
public abstract boolean isActive()
public abstract boolean isCancelled()
public abstract void cancel()
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public void start(TrcTankMotionProfile profile, TrcEvent event)
profile
- specifies the TrcTankMotionProfile object representing the path to follow.
Remember to match units!event
- specifies the event to signal when path has been followed.public void start(TrcTankMotionProfile profile)
profile
- specifies the TrcTankMotionProfile object representing the path to follow.
Remember to match units!


BLUE SKY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
BLUE SKY is about an Army family in the early 60s and is set mainly on the Army base especially in the family housing area. It stars Tommy Lee Jones as Major Marshall. His wife is played by Jessica Lange. They have two teenage daughters. The colonel of the base is played by Powers Booth and his wife by Carrie Snodgress, whose only good role ever was in DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE (1970).
BLUE SKY is an engaging movie because of the two leads and of the family in trouble theme it deals with so honestly. Sad to say that it also has a needless conspiratorial parallel plot, but more on that later.
Okay, when I said Tommy Lee Jones, you already have an image of his part. Right? He is tough as nails, smart as can be, totally inĘcontrol, invulnerable, and self-confidence personified. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. This is a character like I have never seen Jones attempt before. Major Marshall is unsure of himself and a pushover, when it comes to his wife, very vulnerable, and full of self doubts. He manages to pull all of this off and be believable albeit I would rather have seen Jones in another movie in his more traditional role.
Jessica Lange is his ever unfaithful wife. They fight all of the time since she is pretty crazy and mercurial. She starts off with serious fantasies of being Brigitte Bardot and Marilyn Monroe. Later she wants to be other people.   I have seen Jessica Lange play fairly similar parts before, and she was again excellent at it.
The kids in the movie, the two girls and the teenage son of the colonel, are a real treat. I would have given anything if their parts were written larger. The conversations of the two girls talking about the problems in the family, especially the temper and the unreliability of their mother, were extremely real and insightful. The romance between the boy and the older girl was so natural and sweet. I just wish the kids' story were not such a small subplot.
Powers Booth is his usual quintessential slimeball. It is a part he plays in almost every show he is in, and he does it fine. Snodgress gives a pedestrian performance.
The major problem with the movie was that the scriptwriters felt a need to introduce a long parallel plot about underground testing of nuclear weapons and how Jones was fighting his own evil government. This was the only part of the show where Jones had a backbone which was out of character in this role. I think Oliver Stone's brother must have been a co-writer of the script.
Many small aspects of the movie were noteworthy. The sound editing was unusual. The actors talked quite low to each other in many scenes and the background noise was also kept low so that the movie sometimes had the feeling of a stage play.
In the end, I gave it ** 1/2 and a mild thumbs up. If they had stuck to the family and its problems, this could have been an ORDINARY PEOPLE class show along with a very high rating, but alas, it was not to be. If you look at the credits, you will see that the movie was made in 1991 and has been on the shelf ever since because Orion studies went into bankruptcy about the time for its release and so the courts held it up.
The movie runs a kind of long 1:41. It is rated correctly PG-13 for a tiny amount of female nudity and for the adult themes. Teenagers would be fine at this movie.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: September 16, 1994
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
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rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
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Welcome to the documentation of the Thor Library. Here you'll find a reference for all types, functions, variables and macros of the public API.
If you are new to the library, you might want to go through the tutorials and the code examples first. The documentation is the best choice to lookup specific functionality, however you can also use it to get an overview. In this case, I suggest to take especially a look at the Modules section, there you'll see an summary of each module. The other sections are helpful to inform yourself about a specific class, function or namespace, but you're not going to see much of the context in which it is used.
All functions, constants, namespaces, classes and other types which are part of the public API are located inside the namespace thor (or one of the few nested namespaces). Everything inside namespace detail and all files in the Thor/Detail include directory exist only for internal implementation. Don't use them. In case you come across something useful there, please let me know, so that I can think about an integration to the API. Also don't hesitate to inform me about semantic or formal mistakes you spot in the documentation, the tutorials or the examples.


Select a Category from the List below and enter a City and State in the Search Box on the Map. The Initial Search will locate Points of Interest for Nashville, TN.


--- layout: page title: "Project Overview and Management" description: "Scope of Work for Flix2You" header-img: "img/technology-bg.jpg" ---
AScope of Work
Clearly state the problem to be addressed. Discuss your understanding of Flix2You’s needs and requirements for the new system.
Project Plan
Provide a proposed plan for completing the project that includes, at a minimum, the following information. See provided Microsoft Project.mppView in a new window file provided as a starting point. Embed the Gantt Chart in your Word Document such that it is easy to read and does not take up many pages.
You will need to fill in additional information: Microsoft Project (or equivalent) Gantt Chart to include: An in-depth explanation of what it will take to complete the project Proposed project timeline (includes a start and an end date) Project deliverables Major milestones Project Resources and Budget Identify the resources you feel will be needed to complete the proposed project. You should focus on identifying the following: The personnel needed to be able to complete the project, the time they will need to spend on the project, along with job titles and the associated costs. A description of the roles and responsibilities for each of the identified personnel.


Methods for statistical disclosure control in
tabular data such as primary and secondary cell suppression as described for example
in Hundepol et al. (2012) <doi:10.1002/9781118348239> are covered in this package.
| Version: |
0.25 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.10), stringr, methods, Rcpp (≥ 0.11.0), Rglpk, slam, lpSolveAPI |
| Imports: |
data.table, knitr, data.tree, rlang |
| LinkingTo: |
Rcpp |
| Suggests: |
testthat (≥ 0.3), rmarkdown, webshot |
| Published: |
2018-11-14 |
| Author: |
Bernhard Meindl |
| Maintainer: |
Bernhard Meindl <bernhard.meindl at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/sdcTools/userSupport/issues |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: |
https://github.com/sdcTools/sdcTable |
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Hi, I'm Nate. I am a self-motivated, team-driven, goal-oriented developer and designer. I love working with a team to create beautiful, functional websites and apps. I love the process of learning and growing myself, so that I can improve the quality of the brands, projects, and teams I have the opportunity to work with. My time in the industry has been marked with continual growth in both the depth and breadth of my skill. Starting with zero experience, I worked to learn every valuable design, marketing, and development skill I could use to become an invaluable jack-of-all-trades to any and all projects and teams on which I am lucky enough to be included.


Tired of blue’n’gray? Try the original version of this documentation on coderay.rubychan.de :-)
About
CodeRay is a Ruby library for syntax highlighting.
You put your code in, and you get it back colored; Keywords, strings, floats, comments - all in different colors. And with line numbers.
Syntax Highlighting...
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makes code easier to read and maintain
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lets you detect syntax errors faster
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helps you to understand the syntax of a language
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looks nice
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is what everybody wants to have on their website
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solves all your problems and makes the girls run after you
Installation
% gem install coderay
Dependencies
CodeRay needs Ruby 1.8.7+ or 1.9.2+. It also runs on Rubinius and JRuby.
Example Usage
require 'coderay' html = CodeRay.scan("puts 'Hello, world!'", :ruby).div(:line_numbers => :table)
Documentation
See CodeRay.
Credits
Special Thanks to
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licenser (Heinz N. Gies) for ending my QBasic career, inventing the Coder project and the input/output plugin system. CodeRay would not exist without him.
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bovi (Daniel Bovensiepen) for helping me out on various occasions.
Thanks to
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Caleb Clausen for writing RubyLexer (see rubyforge.org/projects/rubylexer) and lots of very interesting mail traffic
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birkenfeld (Georg Brandl) and mitsuhiku (Arnim Ronacher) for PyKleur, now pygments. You guys rock!
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Jamis Buck for writing Syntax (see rubyforge.org/projects/syntax) I got some useful ideas from it.
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Doug Kearns and everyone else who worked on ruby.vim - it not only helped me coding CodeRay, but also gave me a wonderful target to reach for the Ruby scanner.
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everyone who uses CodeBB on www.rubyforen.de and www.python-forum.de
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iGEL, magichisoka, manveru, WoNáDo and everyone I forgot from rubyforen.de
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Dethix from ruby-mine.de
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zickzackw
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Dookie (who is no longer with us…) and Leonidas from www.python-forum.de
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Andreas Schwarz for finding out that CaseIgnoringWordList was not case ignoring! Such things really make you write tests.
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closure for the first version of the Scheme scanner.
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Stefan Walk for the first version of the JavaScript and PHP scanners.
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Josh Goebel for another version of the JavaScript scanner, a SQL and a Diff scanner.
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Jonathan Younger for pointing out the licence confusion caused by wrong LICENSE file.
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Jeremy Hinegardner for finding the shebang-on-empty-file bug in FileType.
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Charles Oliver Nutter and Yehuda Katz for helping me benchmark CodeRay on JRuby.
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Andreas Neuhaus for pointing out a markup bug in coderay/for_redcloth.
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0xf30fc7 for the FileType patch concerning Delphi file extensions.
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The folks at redmine.org - thank you for using and fixing CodeRay!
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Keith Pitt for his SQL scanners
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Rob Aldred for the terminal encoder
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Trans for pointing out $DEBUG dependencies
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Flameeyes for finding that Term::ANSIColor was obsolete
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matz and all Ruby gods and gurus
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The inventors of: the computer, the internet, the true color display, HTML & CSS, VIM, Ruby, pizza, microwaves, guitars, scouting, programming, anime, manga, coke and green ice tea.
Where would we be without all those people?
Created using
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Chihiro (my Sony VAIO laptop); Henrietta (my old MacBook); Triella, born Rico (my new MacBook); as well as Seras and Hikari (my PCs)
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Firefox, Firebug, Safari, and Thunderbird
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TortoiseSVN using Apache via XAMPP
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RDoc (though I’m quite unsatisfied with it)
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Microsoft Windows (yes, I confess!) and MacOS X
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GNUWin32, MinGW and some other tools to make the shell under windows a bit less useless
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PLEAC code examples
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Github
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Travis CI (travis-ci.org/rubychan/github)


Before Change
tmp = [Variable(torch.from_numpy(_), volatile=True).cuda() for _ in tmp]
fc_feats, att_feats, labels, masks, att_masks = tmp
loss = crit(model(fc_feats, att_feats, labels, att_masks), labels[:,1:], masks[:,1:]).data[0]
loss_sum = loss_sum + loss
loss_evals = loss_evals + 1
// forward the model to also get generated samples for each image
After Change
fc_feats, att_feats, labels, masks, att_masks = tmp
with torch.no_grad():
loss = crit(model(fc_feats, att_feats, labels, att_masks), labels[:,1:], masks[:,1:]).item()
loss_sum = loss_sum + loss
loss_evals = loss_evals + 1
// forward the model to also get generated samples for each image


J.L. Cercos-Pita, M. Antuono, A. Colagrossi, and A. Souto-Iglesias. SPH energy conservation for fluid–solid interactions. Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 317:771–791, 2017
I.R. Cal, J.L. Cercos-Pita, and D. Duque. The incompressibility assumption in computational simulations of nasal airflow. Computer methods in biomechanics and biomedical engineering, 20(8):853–868, 2017
J.L. Cercos-Pita, R.A. Dalrymple, and A. Herault. Diffusive terms for the conservation of mass equation in SPH. Applied Mathematical Modelling, 40(19):8722 – 8736, 2016
Skills
Mathematics
A. Souto-Iglesias, F. Macià, L.M. Gonzalez, and J.L. Cercos-Pita. Addendum to On the consistency of MPS [Comput. Phys. Comm. 184 (3) (2013) 732-745]. Computer Physics Communications, 185(2):595–598, 2014
A. Souto-Iglesias, F. Macià, L.M. González, and J.L. Cercos-Pita. On the consistency of MPS. Computer Physics Communications, 184(3):732–745, 2013
F Macià, L.M. Gonzalez, J.L. Cercos-Pita, and A. Souto-Iglesias. A boundary integral SPH formulation. Consistency and applications to ISPH and WCSPH. Progress of Theoretical Physics, 128(3):439–462, September 2012
Skills
Computer Sciences
J.L. Cercos-Pita, I.R. Cal, D. Duque, and G.S. de Moreta. NASAL-Geom, a free upper respiratory tract 3D model reconstruction software. Computer Physics Communications, 223:55–68, 2018
J.L. Cercos-Pita, G. Bulian, L. Pérez-Rojas, and A. Francescutto. Coupled simulation of nonlinear ship motions and a free surface tank. Ocean Engineering, 120:281–288, 2016
J.L. Cercos-Pita. AQUAgpusph, a new free 3D SPH solver accelerated with OpenCL. Computer Physics Communications, 192(0):295–312, 2015
Skills
Physics
Mechanics
Thermodynamics and Energy conservation
Mathematics
Integral transforms
Convolutions
Computer Sciences
GPU acceleration
Image processing
Machine Learning
Web development
NASAL-Flow
1.- Upload and wait
2.- Visualize the results
3.- Simulate an intervention
Part II: Scientific work
NASAL-Geom
J.L. Cercos-Pita, I.R. Cal, D. Duque, and G.S. de Moreta. NASAL-Geom, a free upper respiratory tract 3D model reconstruction software. Computer Physics Communications, 223:55–68, 2018
Metal Artifact Reduction (MAR)
Smooth
→
Smooth
Alternative A.- Median & Gaussian
Smooth
Alternative B.- Bilateral
Enhancement
Segmentation
Nostrils refinement
Surface generation
Results
Osman, J., Großmann, F., Brosien, K., Kertzscher, U., Goubergrits, L., Hildebrandt, T., 2016.
Assessment ofnasal resistance using computational fluid dynamics.
Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering 2 (1), 617–621
Results
Metal Artifact Reduction
J.L. Cercos-Pita, M.L. Rapún, J.A. Herrera-Alonso, L. Armendariz-Blanco. Towards physically correct inpaint masks for Metal Artifact Reduction Algorithms. European Journal of Radiology, Under revisision


Over hill, over dale,
Thorough bush, thorough brier,
Over park, over pale,
Thorough flood, thorough fire.
I do wander everywhere
swifter than the moon's sphere.

O, it is excellent
to have a giant's strength, but it is tyrannous
To use it like a giant.
There is a tide in the affairs of men,
Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound in shallows and in miseries.
On such a full sea are we now afloat;
and we must take the current when it serves,
Or lose our ventures.


Villagers oppose common effluent treatment plant
by Staff ReporterStating that establishing common effluent treatment plant would affect farming activities at B.P. Agraharam, farmers’ submitted petition to the Collector here.
With industries letting effluents into water bodies a perennial problem in the city and its outskirts, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board has proposed to establish the plant at a total cost of ₹ 720 crore and work is on to identify the land. A team led by D. Sekar, Member Secretary, TNPCB, Chennai, along with officials inspected a land near Kalingarayan Canal on November 16. Officials said that the land could be finalised for establishing the plant and a decision would be taken up soon.
However, farmers said that if the plant is established, farming activities would be affected in the entire area and wanted the plant to be established at other areas.


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