{% extends "base.html" %} {% block body %} This is a list of all my collaborators: co-authors and students.


WELCOME DR. ,THE PATIENT APPOINTED FOR TODAY ARE:
License no: Hospital
MR. ROY
FeverDetails
MRS. SEN
Body painDetails
MR. SHARMA
Stomach InfectionDetails
MRS. GUPTA
Chicken PoxDetails
MR. SINGH
FeverDetails
MRS. KUMAR
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FractureDetails


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Bullet Collision Detection & Physics Library
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#include "LinearMath/btScalar.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | btConstraintSolver |
Enumerations | |
| enum | btConstraintSolverType { BT_SEQUENTIAL_IMPULSE_SOLVER = 1, BT_MLCP_SOLVER = 2, BT_NNCG_SOLVER = 4, BT_MULTIBODY_SOLVER = 8, BT_BLOCK_SOLVER = 16 } |
| btConstraintSolver provides solver interface More... | |
btConstraintSolver provides solver interface
| Enumerator | |
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| BT_SEQUENTIAL_IMPULSE_SOLVER | |
| BT_MLCP_SOLVER | |
| BT_NNCG_SOLVER | |
| BT_MULTIBODY_SOLVER | |
| BT_BLOCK_SOLVER |
Definition at line 32 of file btConstraintSolver.h.


- “Peek at” (temporarily show) the menu bar when you hold
down one or more modifier keys (Command, Option, Control,
Shift or Function). This lets you view the menu bar clock,
battery status, etc., while keeping your hands on the
keyboard. Select keys to use in Shroud’s Preferences.
- Hide the menu bar if you somehow manage to move your mouse
outside the menubar with a menu pulled down within 0.1 seconds
of entering it.
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pcimodules(8) Linux PCI Utilities pcimodules(8) NAME pcimodules - List kernel driver modules available for all currently plugged in PCI devices SYNOPSIS pcimodules [--classclass_id] [--classmaskmask] [--help] DESCRIPTION pcimodules lists all driver modules for all currently plugged in PCI devices. pcimodules should be run at boot time, and whenever a PCI device is "hot plugged" into the system. This can be done by the follow‐ ing Bourne shell syntax: for module in $(pcimodules) ; do modprobe -s -k "$module" done When a PCI device is removed from the system, the Linux kernel will decrement a usage count on PCI driver module. If this count drops to zero (i.e., there are no PCI drivers), then the modprobe -r process that is normally configured to run from cron every few minutes will eventually remove the unneeded module. The --class and --classmask arguments can be used to limit the search to certain classes of PCI devices. This is useful, for example, to generate a list of ethernet card drivers to be loaded when the kernel has indi‐ cated that it is trying to resolve an unknown network interface. Modules are listed in the order in which the PCI devices are physically arranged so that the computer owner can arrange things like having scsi device 0 be on a controller that is not alphabetically the first scsi controller. OPTIONS --class class --classmask mask --class and --classmask limit the search to PCI cards in particular classes. These arguments are always used together. The arguments to --class and --classmask can be given as hexadecimal numbers by prefixing a leading "0x". Note that the classes used by pcimodules are in "Linux" format, meaning the class value that you see with lspci would be shifted left eight bits, with the new low eight bits programming interface ID. An examples of how to use class and classmask is provided below. --help, -h Print a help message and exit. EXAMPLES pcimodules lists all modules corresponding to currently plugged in PCI devices. pcimodules --class 0x20000 --classmask 0xffff00 lists all modules corresponding to currently plugged in ethernet PCI devices. FILES /lib/modules/<kernel-version>/modules.pcimap This file is automatically generated by depmod, and used by pci‐ modules to determine which modules correspond to which PCI ID's. /proc/bus/pci An interface to PCI bus configuration space provided by the post-2.1.82 Linux kernels. Contains per-bus subdirectories with per-card config space files and a devices file containing a list of all PCI devices. SEE ALSO lspci(8) MAINTAINER The Linux PCI Utilities are maintained by Martin Mares<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AUTHOR pcimodules was written by Adam J. Richter<EMAIL_ADDRESS>based on public domain example code by Martin Mares<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYRIGHT pcimodules is copyright 2000, Yggdrasil Computing, Incorporated, and may be copied under the terms and conditions of version 2 of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation (Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America). pciutils-3.1.9 14 January 2012 pcimodules(8)


1.2.0
Open source Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm. Licensed under Apache-2.0. See apache.txt for a full copy of the license. Source: https://github.com/Daplie/knuth-shuffle NOTE: This algorithm has been modified to ensure that arrays of size n>2 will never output an identical array to ensure the user will always have to change something for an "order" type question.
(array)
input array to shuffle
array
:
shuffled array
Data used in Vue app
Generates a new five question quiz and navigates the user to the quiz page
(number
= this.options.quizType
)
Type of quiz to generate, where 0 = all random and 1 = fixed (using questions 1, 11, 21, 31, and 41)
undefined
:
"Submits" the quiz. Doing so will perform three actions:
undefined
:
Saves the user's quiz to IndexedDB.
(object
= this.quiz.questions
)
array of questions to save
(any
= false
)
whether to save as a permanent result (false) or in the temporary slot (true) to be continued later
undefined
:
Async wrapper for fetching quiz history.
undefined
:
Given a "code" for a question type, returns the name of said question type.
(string)
mc, sa, o, n, or tf
string
:
name of acronym
Formats a question answer in a human-readable way
(string)
from question.answer
Method that's called when a draggable object (from ordering questions) is selected
undefined
:
Method that's called when a draggable object is released on another element
(object)
the native event object
(string)
the index of the target element (what's the item being dropped onto?)
undefined
:
Performs an action under the Quiz History page
Calculates the streak of the user and updates the text on the streaks page as needed. Does not return anything.
undefined
:
Formats a unix timestamp in a human-readable format
(number)
timestamp, in milliseconds
Returns the time taken on a specific quiz formated as m:ss.
string
:
Opens an external link
(string)
Prompts if the user really wishes to exit the quiz.
Alias for the currently selected question object. Setter is provided for changing properties.
object
:
question - the current question
Object that indicates whether data validation has passed (questions must all be answered AND no invalid input is provided)
object
:
{ready: (boolean), missing: (string)}
The timer module is an optional sub-module that adds support for timing how long a user takes to complete a quiz. It has two public methods - @function timer.start() and @function timer.stop() - which start (from 0:00) and stop the timer respectively.


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SharpNEAT
C# implementation of NEAT
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Generic interface for genome classes. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| TGenome | CreateOffspring (uint birthGeneration) |
| Asexual reproduction. More... | |
| TGenome | CreateOffspring (TGenome parent, uint birthGeneration) |
| Sexual reproduction. More... | |
Properties | |
| uint | Id [get] |
| Gets the genome's unique ID. IDs are unique across all genomes created from a single IGenomeFactory. More... | |
| int | SpecieIdx [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a specie index. An implementation of this is required only when using evolution algorithms that speciate genomes. More... | |
| uint | BirthGeneration [get] |
| Gets the generation that this genome was born/created in. Used to track genome age. More... | |
| EvaluationInfo | EvaluationInfo [get] |
| Gets the evaluation information for the genome, including its fitness. More... | |
| double | Complexity [get] |
| Gets a value that indicates the magnitude of a genome's complexity. More... | |
| CoordinateVector | Position [get] |
| Gets a coordinate that represents the genome's position in the search space (also known as the genetic encoding space). This allows speciation/clustering algorithms to operate on an abstract coordinate data type rather than being coded against specific IGenome types. More... | |
| object | CachedPhenome [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a cached phenome obtained from decoding the genome. Genomes are typically decoded to Phenomes for evaluation. This property allows decoders to cache the phenome in order to avoid decoding on each re-evaluation; However, this is optional. The phenome in un-typed to prevent the class framework from becoming overly complex. More... | |
Generic interface for genome classes.
Concrete IGenome classes are expected to be given a reference to their concrete IGenomeFactory class even if they are spawned from another IGenome. This allows all genomes to use the same set of parameters for spawning - which may change during evolution, e.g. in the case of phased searching in NEAT.
| TGenome SharpNeat.Core.IGenome< TGenome >.CreateOffspring | ( | TGenome | parent, |
| uint | birthGeneration | ||
| ) |
Sexual reproduction.
| parent | The other parent genome. |
| birthGeneration | The current evolution algorithm generation. Assigned to the new genome at its birth generation. |
| TGenome SharpNeat.Core.IGenome< TGenome >.CreateOffspring | ( | uint | birthGeneration | ) |
Asexual reproduction.
| birthGeneration | The current evolution algorithm generation. Assigned to the new genome at its birth generation. |
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get |
Gets the generation that this genome was born/created in. Used to track genome age.
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getset |
Gets or sets a cached phenome obtained from decoding the genome. Genomes are typically decoded to Phenomes for evaluation. This property allows decoders to cache the phenome in order to avoid decoding on each re-evaluation; However, this is optional. The phenome in un-typed to prevent the class framework from becoming overly complex.
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get |
Gets a value that indicates the magnitude of a genome's complexity.
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get |
Gets the evaluation information for the genome, including its fitness.
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get |
Gets the genome's unique ID. IDs are unique across all genomes created from a single IGenomeFactory.
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get |
Gets a coordinate that represents the genome's position in the search space (also known as the genetic encoding space). This allows speciation/clustering algorithms to operate on an abstract coordinate data type rather than being coded against specific IGenome types.
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getset |
Gets or sets a specie index. An implementation of this is required only when using evolution algorithms that speciate genomes.


| category-extras-0.53.6: Various modules and constructs inspired by category theory | Contents | Index |
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| Control.Category.Cartesian | | Portability | non-portable (class-associated types) | | Stability | experimental | | Maintainer | Edward Kmett<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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NB: This is weaker than traditional category with products! That is Cartesian, below.
The problem is (->) lacks an initial object, since every type is inhabited in Haskell.
Consequently its coproduct is merely a semigroup, not a monoid as it has no identity, and
since we want to be able to describe its dual category, which has this non-traditional
form being built over a category with an associative bifunctor rather than as a monoidal category
for the product monoid.


Dialogue Editor
- Added a "To Recipe" button to create a recipe out of a case in a character's dialogue.
Pose Matrix
- Using a stage number for a row name in a stage-independent sheet will now generate an image with the name "row name"-"column name".png instead of "row name"_"column name".png. This will effectively allow you to make sheets that only include certain stages (such as a special sheet for the finishing stage without needing a bunch of blank rows for the other stages)
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the "Locally" image importer setting would sometimes only produce a partial image.
- listing-test.xml will now only update when saving an unlisted character rather than opening one.
- Importing .swf image attachments no longer crash.
- Recipes no longer save with a weird DataStore attribute.
- Fixed the counter for the "Replace generic placeholder dialogue" checklist item.
- Default lines no longer count towards line requirements.
- Fixed imports freezing/failing when using upper undershirt transparencies.
- Fixed imports hanging on a pose that contains lots of transparencies.


NetBeans Runtime Inspector Demo
Here is an example of what you can do with the inspector:
- Go to Runtime | NetBeans Runtime.
Maximize the window to make sure there is enough
room to see many nodes. Open a Property Sheet if there is not
yet one open.
- Lookup results -> org.openide.windows.WindowManager.
- org.netbeans.core.windows.WindowManagerImpl -> Properties.
- mainWindow -> Components.
- (only child) -> Components.
- null.layeredPane -> Components.
- (MenuBar) -> Components.
- First child: property text in Property Sheet should read
File
.
- Change property to
Phile
. IDE menu bar should change.
Remember to look at tool tips on the nodes, and have fun browsing the IDE!


What Shape Is the Universe? A New Study Suggests We've Got It All Wrong
by EditorDavidAn anonymous reader quotes Quanta magazine: A provocative paper published in the journal Nature Astronomy argues that the universe may curve around and close in on itself like a sphere, rather than lying flat like a sheet of paper as the standard theory of cosmology predicts. The authors reanalyzed a major cosmological data set and concluded that the data favors a closed universe with 99% certainty — even as other evidence suggests the universe is flat.


This is what you will find!
Popular Liquor brands
When it gets to 5 o'clock on Friday, it's time for happy hour with friends to unwind and celebrate the weekend. Many people have a go-to cocktail, maybe depending on price or the season. No matter your choice, you've probably noticed that your happy hour experience is improved when you're not drinking from the bottom shelf. Here are 15 of the most popular and high quality liquor brands to start your weekend right.
Popular Liquor
Some things are classic for a reason. Don't get us wrong, we love and inventive, over the top cocktail as much as anyone, but the timeless flavors of cocktails like the margarita, the Manhattan, and the martini are the cocktail version of comfort food, and we can't imagine imbibing without them. Whether you're brushing up on your home mixology menu or looking for a go-to order for your next cocktail hour, these classics will never steer you wrong.
Popular Ingredients
Vodka is traditionally made from potatoes or fermented cereal grains. Some brands also make it from other substances like fruit or sugar. One of the most used and loved alcoholic drink, vodka is either consumed neat or as cocktails like Martini, Bloody Mary and Cosmopolitan.


New York city Taxi Drive duration
To improve the efficiency of taxi dispatching systems for such services, it is important to be able to predict how long a driver will have his taxi occupied. If a dispatcher knew approximately when a taxi driver would be ending their current ride, they would be better able to identify which driver to assign to each pickup request. This project is to build a model that predicts the total ride duration of taxi trips in New York City.
- Dictionary
Let's check the data files! According to the data description we should find the following columns:
- id: a unique identifier for each trip.
- vendor_id:a code indicating the provider associated with the trip record
- pickup_datetime:date and time when the meter was engaged.
- dropoff_datetime:date and time when meter was disengaged.
- passenger_count:the number of passengers in the vehicle (driver entered value)
- pickup_longitude:the longitud where the meter eas engaged
- pickup_latitude: the latitude where the meter was engaged
- dropoff_longitude: the longitude where the meter was disengaged
- dropoff_latitude: the latitude where the meter was disengaged
- store_and_fwd_flag: this flag indicates whether the trip record was held in vehicle memory before sending to the vendor because the vehicle did not have a connection to the server (Y=store and forward; N=not a store and forward trip)
- trip_duration: (target) duration of the trip in seconds
Here, we have 2 variables dropoff_datetime and store_and_fwd_flag which are not available before the trip starts and hence will not be used as features to the model.
- Data Analysis
Here, you can find googlee Colab notebook: Data Analysis of NYC taxi trip duration.
- Conclusions:
- The majority of rides follow a rather smooth distribution that looks almost log-normal with a peak just around exp(6.5) i.e. about 17 minutes.
- There are several suspiciously short rides with less than 10 seconds duration.
- As discussed earlier, there are a few huge outliers near 12.
- Most of the trips involve only 1 passenger. There are trips with 7-9 passengers but they are very low in number.
- Vendor 2 has more number of trips as compared to vendor 1
- Number of pickups for weekends is much lower than week days with a peak on Thursday (4). Note that here weekday is a decimal number, where 0 is Sunday and 6 is Saturday.
- Number of pickups as expected is highest in late evenings. However, it is much lower during the morning peak hours.
- We see that most trips are concentrated between these lat long only with a few significant clusters. These clusters are represented by the numerous peaks in the lattitude and longitude histograms
- Trip durations are definitely shorter for late night and early morning hours that can be attributed to low traffic density
- It follows a similar pattern when compared to number of pickups indicating a correlation between number of pickups and trip duration
- Median trip duration does not vary much as can be seen from the above plot for different vendors.
- The boxplot clearly shows that there not much of a difference in distribution for the most frequently occuring passenger count values - 1, 2, 3.
- Another key observation is that the number of outliers are reduced for higher passenger counts but that only comes down to the individual frequencies of each passenger count.
- From the correlation heatmap we see that the lattitude and longitude features have higher correlation with the target as compared to the other features.


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#14: Parsing rules for result
Javascript part
pgnView("board", {pgn: "1. f4 e6 2. g4 Qh4# 0:1"});
HTML part
<div id='board' style='width: 360px'/>
See the back link to the original examples page.
See
ticket 14 at GitHub. Currently, the result of a game (as part of the notation, not the header) is parsed, but not displayed as part of the notation.


Page and form development overview
A page presents information to a user. It can also collect information entered by a user. A page is displayed in a browser.
A form is a page that belongs to a process. In a process, there can be forms for process instantiation and for human tasks, and there can be overview forms.
Form sources
You are recommended to use the UI Designer to create forms for Bonita 7.x processes. UI Designer forms enable you to take full advantage of the separation between the process definition and the UI definition, by using contracts.
You can also use external forms referenced by URL. If an external URL is being used, the information submitted to the Engine by the form must fulfill the contract. You can store external forms wherever you want as long as they are accessible by URL.
For certain cases, you can specify that there is no form. This is required for a process that is instantiated programmatically (by a call activity or by an API call from an application, for example), or for a process or a task that does not have any contract input.
A human task with no form and no contract represents a manual task, completed outside Bonita. The user will indicate in the application or Portal that the manual task is complete. A process or a human task with a contract but no form expects the information needed to fulfill the contract to be provided programmatically.
For backward compatibility, so that processes created in Bonita 6.x can continue to be used and maintained, the 6.x legacy form builder and associated tooling are still supported. You are recommended to migrate 6.x forms to the UI Designer so that you can take advantage of the new features in Bonita 7.x.
Attention: By the end of 2018, V6 GWT forms won’t be available for modeling or execution. We strongly advise you to switch to forms created with Bonita UI Designer to benefit from technologies like html/AngularJS and use contracts in tasks and process instantiation.
Form types
A form is a page that belongs to a process. It could be a process instantiation form, a human task form, or an overview form. There are some extra things to consider when you are creating a form compared with an ordinary page, concerning how data is passed between the process instance and the form.
A context is the set of data provided by the process instance or task instance to the form. There is no context for a process instantiation form.
A contract is the definition of that data that the form returns to the process instance. There is no contract for an overview form.
During process development, some temporary forms are generated if necessary when you run a process from Bonita Studio, for process instantiation, for human task execution, and for the case overview. These forms are generated if the “UI Designer” option is chosen but no form is specified in the process definition.
The process instantiation and step execution temporary forms are based on the relevant contract and they are a useful tool for testing and debugging your application.
The case overview contains three main sections:
- List of business data: the content of the business variables used by the case
- List of documents: the content of each document used by the case
- Timeline: information in chronological order about all the actions that have been performed in the selected case


| Package | org.as3commons.collections.iterators |
| Class | public final class MapFilterIterator |
| Implements | IBasicMapIterator |
Description
The MapFilterIterator
accepts an IMap
instance
and a key filter function and works the same way as the IIterator
returned
by the particular iterator()
method of the given iterable collection.
In difference to, the MapFilterIterator
considers only those items that
pass the given filter.
It is possible to additionally specify an item filter, which further narrows the result by testing against the possible returned item.
Filter functions
The key filter function accepts the current key and returns a boolean
value (true
if the key is accepted).
function keyFilter(key : : Boolean { var accept : Boolean = false; // test the key return accept; } var iterator : IIterator = new MapFilterIterator(map, keyFilter);
The item filter function accepts the current item and returns a boolean
value (true
if the item is accepted).
function itemFilter(item : : Boolean { var accept : Boolean = false; // test the item return accept; } var iterator : IIterator = new MapFilterIterator(map, keyFilter, itemFilter);
See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
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| key : * [read-only]
The key of the last returned item.
| MapFilterIterator |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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MapFilterIterator(map:IMap, keyFilter:Function, itemFilter:Function = null)
MapFilterIterator constructor.
| MapFilterIterator | ||
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hasNext():Boolean
Returns
true if there are succeeding items to be enumerated. | MapFilterIterator | ||
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next():*
Returns the next item and places the internal cursor after that item.
| MapFilterIterator |
| key | property |
key:*
[read-only]The key of the last returned item.
undefined
if the iterator points to the postion before the first
or after the last item or the map is empty.
The key is reset to undefined
after all operations that modify the underlying
map order (add(), remove()
) or modify the cursor position
(start(), end()
).
Initially undefined
.
public function get key():*
| MapFilterIterator | () | constructor |
public function MapFilterIterator(map:IMap, keyFilter:Function, itemFilter:Function = null)
MapFilterIterator constructor.
Parametersmap:IMap — An IIterable implementing collection.
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keyFilter:Function — The key filter function.
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itemFilter:Function (default = null ) — The item filter function (optional).
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| hasNext | () | method |
public function hasNext():Boolean
Returns true
if there are succeeding items to be enumerated.
Returns false
, if the internal cursor is placed after the
last item or the collection is empty.
Boolean — true if there are items left to be enumerated.
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| next | () | method |
public function next():*
Returns the next item and places the internal cursor after that item.
Returnes undefined
if no next item exists or the collection is empty.
* — The next item of iteration or undefined if no such item exists.
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PEAT Android Tutorial
This tutorial will cover the use of the PEAT Android client library available for download.
Create a new android project. This project will be used for the purpose of this tutorial.
Download the PEAT Android Client Library and place it into the libs folder within your Android project directory.
To enable your android project to utilize the library it must be imported by the porject. This is done in the gradle.build file.
The gradle.build file should look something like this:
apply plugin: 'com.android.application'
android {
compileSdkVersion 21
buildToolsVersion "20.0.0"
defaultConfig {
applicationId "org.tssg.peat.peatandroidtutorial"
minSdkVersion 16
targetSdkVersion 21
versionCode 1
versionName "1.0"
}
buildTypes {
release {
runProguard false
proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
}
}
}
dependencies {
compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
}
Including the Library
To add the client library into gradle we make the following changes to the gradle.build file.
apply plugin: 'com.android.application'
...
android {
...
packagingOptions {
exclude 'META-INF/DEPENDENCIES'
exclude 'META-INF/NOTICE'
exclude 'META-INF/LICENSE'
exclude 'META-INF/LICENSE.txt'
exclude 'META-INF/NOTICE.txt'
exclude 'LICENSE.txt'
exclude 'APK LICENSE.txt'
}
}
repositories {
flatDir {
dirs 'libs'
}
}
dependencies {
compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
compile(name:'peat-client-lib', ext:'aar')
}
N.B. The packagingOptions configuration prevents known issues with duplicate META files within dependancies
libs is the folder that we placed the client library in when we downloaded it. This addition to the gradle.build file will allow the project to impoirt and use it.
Once the project is rebuild with these lines included you should have access to the PEAT functions.
Activity Implementation
Using the default blank activity in the android project we will
We add the call, PEATAsync.initPEATAsync("peat_camera_demo_app", this); to the onCreate function. This function takes the identifier for the application that has been setup on the PEAT Platform. In this case we are using an application id that is already setup on the Platform, peat_camera_demo_app.
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
PEATAsync.initPEATAsync("peat_camera_demo_app", this);
...
peatTest();
}
This function below is called within the onCreate. It shows the use of the PEATAsync class. In this example We are getting an Object via a call to PEATAsync.
public void peatTest() {
PEATAsync.getPEATAsync().getCloudletObject(new ICloudletObjectCall() {
@Override
public Object doProcess(String authToken) throws ApiException {
return PEATUtils.getObjectApi().getObjectByAuthToken("0ecc29f0-a6c2-4531-a2b5-5cc27d94caf4", Boolean.FALSE, authToken);
}
@Override
public void onSuccess(Object obj) {
final PEATObject oo = (PEATObject) obj;
Log.d("Get Object", oo.toString());
final JSONObject data = PEATUtils.getObjectData(oo);
Log.d("Get Object", data.toString());
Toast toast = Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(),data.toString(),Toast.LENGTH_LONG);
toast.show();`
}
@Override
public void onFailure() {
Log.e("Get Object", "Error getting object by id.");
}
});
}
--
Permissions
Add permissions to the AndroidManifest.xml
N.B. This is needed to allow calls to the PEAT Platform
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest>
...
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
</manifest>
Running the Applications
When the application is run you will see a login dialog.
Use the login details peattest, peattest and you should receive a popup showing the data received from PEAT.


I went to a close friends apartment so I could fix her computer, and so we could light up some marijuana. I took only two hits of marijuana, out of a pipe. I had told her about an experience I had with Salvia and she expressed the desire to try it at least once. I pointed her to online information, explained the effects, and other technical details so she could make an informed decision.
After she was well prepared emotionally she took a hit, just to try it out. The effect was mild as she described it. A second hit heightened the experience, and she felt a slight pulling.
I prepared myself, by quiet inner reflection as I always do, even before smoking some weed. When she felt secure enough to play the sitter role, I took a large hit. Held it for 30 seconds by my watch, a second one followed immediately after that. 30 seconds once again passed, I set down the piece and sat back in the chair and breathed out as I did. The residual smoke danced in front of my eyes, as if telling me to close them.
(Note: I mentioned I had a couple hits of weed, i feel the effects of this were already faded past the point of playing an effect in this eperience... although it might have.)
I reclined the chair and sat my arms on the armrests and closed my eyes. The last physical thing I saw was her entertainment center glass door. My mind was extremely clear and free of worry; I am always naturally relaxed around this friend in particular.
All of a sudden I realize 'whoa, this is a construction site'. There’s this huge array of scaffolding all over the area, tools are all over the place, the likes of which I have never seen. I'm standing there in total jaw dropped amazement over this gargantuan project; the scaffolding went on for as long as the eye can see, somehow I knew it went on forever.
 I ask myself in amazement... suddenly I realize what it is, the thought of what it could possibly be hits a funny nerve, I giggle slightly at the thought. 'No, there's no way that they can be building that, no way' I think to myself. The giggle came back; it was coming from behind me, trying to push through my neck and into my throat, so that it could leave through my mouth.
The giggle tried to push through again, as if it were running and jumping into the back of my neck trying to get through, as if trying to bash through a closed door. I tried to hold the door closed, i pressed against it pushing my weight against the door to keep the laughter out. I knew that I had to be quiet on this construction site. For the work they were doing was so delicate.
Once again the thought of what they were building came into my head, the thought arose 'how is this possible' and in thinking that, I lost my concentration on the door, the laughter made one last run at the door, and in an explosive shatter I started giggling uncontrollably.
I grabbed onto the laughter, wrapping my arms around it, putting my hand over it's mouth to calm it down, I saw my thoughts leaving my head and going into the laughter 'calm down... shh... shhhh... shhhhh calm down, I need to tell her where I am.'
I looked past the laughter that was struggling in my arms, to my friend, the one on the couch watching me. 'I'm at a construction site...they.... they're building...hehe... building... hahahah... they... universe... a universe... the universe...' suddenly the laughter overcame my grasp and enveloped me, as I was laughing, I saw the very thoughts of laughter flowing out from my mouth.
She was amused with me, the one on the couch; she wanted to know more, questions... she asked questions. I heard them, I've heard the words before, but for some reason they made no sense to me. I knew this was because of the laughter that had infected me; the only thing I could understand was laughter.
I became aware of 'The Three'. The three were the ones who were working at this construction site. Laughter was the only verbal thing allowed at the site. One of the three who was using a machine similar to a jackhammer looked at me and started laughing, pointing at my friend on the couch. I understood what he was laughing, he wanted her to not talk, talking is -not- allowed here, not in this sacred place. He was not a he, nor was he a she. He was neutrality, the equality of all, and the epiphany of equilibrium. The one with the hammer-like tool was the positive, the lawful, and the true and virtuous, he was everything pure. The one holding the rope was the negative, evil, and bad, he was everything that is chaotic and unlawful.
All three working together could accomplish the almighty task that they had set themselves to. They were the builders, the creators of the physical universe. Their job never started nor will it ever end. For all eternity they have been building the very structure that would only destroy itself. Without them there would be nothing.........
Suddenly the thing that had so powerfully enveloped me grew terribly weak. It felt as if I climbed out of a puddle of goo, the enveloping force was falling off of me in goops and globs. The final little drop left was on my lips. I felt an overwhelming loss and sadness, I tried so hard to hold the little residue on my lips, but I failed.
The drop rolled down my lower lip and dropped to the floor I looked down to watch it drop far below my feet, to watch it drop for all eternity away from me, forever traveling into the darkness below.
The Three builders put down their tools and floated gently to their knees, allowing their heads to bow down in sorrow. Not in sorrow for the loss of laughter, but in sorrow for seeing me go. I felt myself leaving this extraordinary place, I felt as if I were falling, I reached suddenly for the rope that hanging before me!
...It was too late, I opened my eyes in time only to see my hand reaching for thin air...
After carefully dissecting the meaning of what happened to me, I have come to these parallels...
1) The scaffolding was derived from the entertainment door; it is a frosted glass design, which could resemble this common construction aide.
2) The laughter trying to get through the back of my neck was just the recliner, one of the buttons happening to hit my neck just right.
3) The three builders more then likely come from my belief in the three powers of the neutral, positive and negative. (go figure huh?)
4) The last drop of laughter that fell from my lips I'm told was just a bit of drool. *ew*
I hope once again to return to this place. The only two dominant presences were that of laughter, and pure-raw-untapped potential. The energy of that area is indescribable, almost like when my hair stands on end after walking on carpet on a dry day, not just the hair on my arms, but throughtout my entire body.
From this experience I have learned that our society is too serious, and the cure for the seriousness of life is laughter, something I now believe we as a collective whole do not do enough of. I also learned that as quickly as one can become happy, they could easily lose that feeling. I will laugh more often. Even just thinking about the feeling I had of the enveloping laughter I get a small grin on my face, and for a split second I feel lighter.
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This post was inspired by Dan Croak (@croaky) over at The Giant Robots Blog. His approach to user retention is spot-on and his walk through for user retention graphs are very useful for building a consumer facing product.
I tweeted that a user retention curve is easier to explain to other people in the business in a way that is actionable.
Create a Retention Curve with Mixpanel and Google Sheets -
much easier to grok than the waterfall charts imho https://t.co/NvWfUFfHSV
—
Bryce (@brycemcd) July 4,
2015
Taking this one step further, I think that building such a curve should be mindless to generate. Dan’s tutorial was straightforward but making it automatic will decrease the time to generate the graph. Making a user retention graph a no-brainer will make it much more likely that it gets generated at a regular interval and shared with other people in the business. In particular, manually changing the colors and building a graph in Google Sheets is fairly arduous.
MOAR AUTOMATION
Dan’s (and now my) goal of producing user retention curves can be better automated. All it takes is R (or RStudio) and the downloaded csv from Mixpanel (see Dan’s post for the format of the csv).
After about an hour of playing (yes, it was super fun) in R, the process can be better automated with this gist.
The script produces the following graphs (click to zoom in):
All Data
Filtered Data
Note that X0.weeks.later
isn’t that interesting for this product. So,
it can be cut out by simply subsetting the data:
retention %>% filter(t != 'X0.weeks.later' & weeks_ago != 27)
The Future
The next step is to automatically pull the data into R from the Mixpanel API. It should be relatively straightforward.
This script is certainly going to be useful to me as we continue to build Cricket’s Circle. I hope it’s useful for you as you’re building whatever web or native product you’re building. Let me know what you’re working on and, as always, improvements are always welcome. Thanks Dan for the inspiration.


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Philadelphia Eagles won’t have two-time Pro Bowl right tackle Lane Johnson against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday and could be without other key players on offense.
Johnson is out with a concussion and wide receivers Alshon Jeffery and Nelson Agholor and running back Jordan Howard are questionable.
Jeffery missed last week’s 17-10 loss to the Patriots because of an ankle injury and Howard also didn’t play because of a shoulder injury. Agholor injured his knee while failing to catch a potential game-tying touchdown in the fourth quarter.
Since 2016, the Eagles (5-5) are 3-8 without Johnson. Rookie first-round pick Andre Dillard will make his first career start at right tackle in his spot. Dillard filled in at left tackle during Jason Peters’ absence.
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| In: |
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This class implements a source for SVN environments.
An SVN source generates environments by enumerating the branches and trunk for a given SVN remote. SVN repositories must conform to the conventional SVN repository structure with the directories trunk/, branches/, and optionally tags/ in the root of the repository. The trunk/ directory is specifically mapped to the production environment, branches are created as environments with the name of the given branch.
@see svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.branchmerge.maint.html @since 1.3.0
| remote | [R] |
@!attribute [r] remote
@return [String] The URL to the base directory of the SVN repository |
| svn_remote | [R] |
@!attribute [r] svn_remote
@api private @return [R10K::SVN::Remote] |
Initialize the given source.
@param name [String] The identifier for this source. @param basedir [String] The base directory where the generated environments will be created. @param options [Hash] An additional set of options for this source.
@option options [Boolean] :prefix Whether to prefix the source name to the
environment directory names. Defaults to false.
@option options [String] :remote The URL to the base directory of the SVN repository
List all environments that should exist in the basedir for this source @note This implements a required method for the Purgeable mixin @return [Array<String>]
Enumerate the environments associated with this SVN source.
@return [Array<R10K::Environment::SVN>] An array of environments created
from this source.
Generate a list of currently available SVN environments
@todo respect environment name corrections
@api protected @return [Array<R10K::Environment::SVN>] An array of environments created
from this source.


Inverse RL
Posted: 2017-04-03 , Modified: 2017-04-03
Tags: reinforcement learning
Posted: 2017-04-03 , Modified: 2017-04-03
Tags: reinforcement learning
Compute constraints that characterize set of reward functions so observed behavior maximizes reward. Use max-margin heuristic.
Human knows reward function. Robot does not. Robot payoff is human reward.
IRL: \(\Pj(u|\te, x_0) \propto e^{U_\te(x_0,u)}\).
Desiderata:
At time \(t\), observe \(s_t\) and select action \(a_t^H, a_t^R\). Both achieve reward \(r_t=R(s_t,a_t^H, a_t^R;\te)\).
Note: decentralized POMDP - compute optimal joint policy is NEXP-complete.
Here, private info is restricted to \(\te\), so reduction to coordination-POMDP does not blow up state space. (\(|S_C|=|S||\Te|\)). (State is tuple or world state, reward parameters, and R’s belief.)
Belief about \(\te\) is sufficient statistic for optimal behavior. \((\pi^{H*},\pi^{R*})\) depends only on current state and R’s belief.
Apprenticeship learning: imitate demonstrations.
ACIRL: 2 phases, human and robot takes turns; then robot acts independently (deployment).
Ex. With linear dependence on \(\te\), in deployment, optimal policy is to maximize reward induced by mean.
DBE (demonstration by expert): greedily maximizes immediate reward. Best response is to compute posterior over \(\te\).
There exist ACIRL games where \(br(br(\pi^E))\ne \pi^E\).
Suppose reward is \(\phi(s)^T\te\).
\[\tau^H = \amax_\tau \phi(\tau)^T \te - \eta\ve{\phi_\te-\phi(\tau)}^2.\]
Optimal \(\pi^R\) under DBE tries to match observed feature counts. (I don’t get this..)
Coordination problem.


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Nov 25, 2009 . A new kind of holiday concert with the S.C. Philharmonic. During the past few . Oh, and you might have heard of the banjo player Bela Fleck.
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PhysRevB.103.035308 : Valley pseudospin in monolayer $\mathrm{Mo}{\mathrm{Si}}{2}{\mathrm{N}}{4}$ and $\mathrm{Mo}{\mathrm{Si}}{2}{\mathrm{As}}{4}$ (MoS2, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.014435 : Lattice vibration as a knob on exotic quantum criticality (EGMoon, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024437 : Chirality-induced linear response properties in noncoplanar ${\mathrm{Mn}}_{3}\mathrm{Ge}$ (Ebert, PRB)
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PhysRevLett.126.036801 : Anomalous Exciton Hall Effect (exciton, PRL)
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PhysRevLett.126.036803 : Moir'e versus Mott: Incommensuration and Interaction in One-Dimensional Bichromatic Lattices (DasSarma, PRL)
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2101.08713 : Calculating the polarization in bi-partite lattice models: application to an extended Su-Schrieffer-Heeger model (SSH polarization, arXiv)
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2101.08662 : Lattice and Electronic properties of VO$_2$ with the SCAN(+$U$) approach (Soorankim, arXiv)
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2101.08645 : Finite temperature fluctuation-induced order and responses in magnetic topological insulators (van den Brink, arXiv)
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2101.08277 : Nonlinear orbital response across topological phase transition in centrosymmetric materials (centrosymmetric, arXiv)
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2101.08274 : Filling anomaly for general 2D and 3D $C_4$ symmetric lattices (Cano, arXiv)
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2101.08535 : Direct evidence for Cooper pairing without a spectral gap in a disordered superconductor above $T_{C}$ (disorder SC, arXiv)
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2101.08307 : Enhanced superconductivity in FeSe/SrTiO$_3$ from the combination of forward scattering phonons and spin fluctuations (FeSe/STO, arXiv)
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2101.08272 : Cubic spin-orbit coupling and anomalous Josephson effect in planar junctions (Zutic, arXiv)
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PhysRevX.11.011013 : Heart of Entanglement: Chiral, Nematic, and Incommensurate Phases in the Kitaev-Gamma Ladder in a Field (Kee, PRX)
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PhysRevX.11.011014 : Correlation-Induced Insulating Topological Phases at Charge Neutrality in Twisted Bilayer Graphene (Fernandes, PRX)
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2101.07802 : Know the enemy: 2D Fermi liquids (DasSarma, arXiv)
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2101.08252 : Deconfinement of Majorana vortex modes produces a superconducting Landau level (Beenakker, arXiv)
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2101.07943 : Charge-$4e$ superconductivity from multi-component nematic pairing: Application to twisted bilayer graphene (LiangFu, arXiv)
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2101.07940 : Observation of robust edge superconductivity in Fe(Se,Te) under strong magnetic perturbation (FeSeTe, arXiv)
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PhysRevB.103.035126 : Maximally localized Wannier functions for describing a topological phase transition in stanene (stanene, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024519 : Interplay between nematicity and Bardasis-Schrieffer modes in the short-time dynamics of unconventional superconductors (Eremin, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024301 : Long-time relaxation dynamics of a spin coupled to a Chern insulator (SSH, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.014513 : Three-terminal nonlocal conductance in Majorana nanowires: Distinguishing topological and trivial in realistic systems with disorder and inhomogeneous potential (DasSarma, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.014433 : Current-induced spin-wave Doppler shift and attenuation in compensated ferrimagnets (KJLee, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.014112 : Metamagnetic transitions and magnetoelectricity in the spin-1 honeycomb antiferromagnet ${\mathrm{Ni}}{2}{\mathrm{Mo}}{3}{\mathrm{O}}_{8}$ (spin-1 honeycomb, PRB)
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2101.07539 : Momentum shift current at terahertz frequencies in twisted bilayer graphene (Binghai, arXiv)
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2101.07522 : Lattice dynamics and structural transition of the hyperhoneycomb iridate $\beta$-Li$_2$IrO$_3$ investigated by high-pressure Raman scattering (Keimer, PRB)
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2101.07275 : Angle-dependent thermodynamics of $\alpha$-RuCl$_3$ (kitaev, arXiv)
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2101.07486 : Tendencies of enhanced electronic nematicity in the Hubbard model and a comparison with Raman scattering on high-temperature superconductors (Devereaux, arXiv)
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2101.07478 : Josephson effect of superconductors with $J=3/2$ electrons (Josephson effect, arXiv)
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PhysRevB.103.L041303 : Theory of anisotropic plasmons (SAhn, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.L041202 : Origin of anomalous temperature dependence of the Nernst effect in narrow-gap semiconductors (Arita, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.L041108 : Quantum phase diagram and chiral spin liquid in the extended spin-$\frac{1}{2}$ honeycomb XY model (XY model, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024518 : Hybrid Berezinskii-Kosterlitz-Thouless and Ising topological phase transition in the generalized two-dimensional XY model using tensor networks (BKT TN, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024517 : Rotational symmetry breaking and partial Majorana corner states in a heterostructure based on high-${T}_{c}$ superconductors (majorana, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024514 : Topological $s$-wave superconductors driven by electron correlation (s-wave, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024434 : Theoretical study of current-induced domain wall motion in magnetic nanotubes with azimuthal domains (CNT, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024433 : Density wave mediated Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interactions (Sudip, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.024430 : Antiferromagnetism and crystalline electric field excitations in tetragonal ${\mathrm{NaCeO}}_{2}$ (oxide-AFM, PRB)
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2101.07045 : The phase diagram of the Hubbard model by Variational Auxiliary Field quantum Monte Carlo (QMC, arXiv)
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2101.07013 : Specific heat of CeRhIn$_5$ in high magnetic fields: Magnetic phase diagram revisited (CeRhIn5, PRB)
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2101.06786 : Experimental determination of the magnetic interactions of frustrated Cairo pentagon lattice materials (JGPark, arXiv)
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2101.06697 : Superfluid Density in Conventional Superconductors: From Clean to Strongly Disordered (Ramakrishnan, arXiv)
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2101.06274 : The dynamics of local magnetic moments induced by itinerant Weyl electrons (Weyl, arXiv)
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2101.06376 : Equivalence of NEGF and scattering approaches to electron transport in the Kitaev chain (transport, arXiv)
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2101.06167 : Putative helimagnetic phase in the kagome metal Co_3Sn_2-xIn_xS_2 (kagome metal, arXiv)
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2101.05831 : Anomalous Hall effect in weak-itinerant ferrimagnet FeCr$_2$Te$_4$ (Binghai, PRB)
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2101.05812 : The effect of midgap states on the magnetic exchange interaction mediated by a $d$-wave superconductor (midgap d-wave, arXiv)


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Type
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Description
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| attributes | xsd:byte |
The attributes on the partition.
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| endSector | xsd:long |
The end sector.
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| guid | xsd:string |
Globally Unique Identifier of the partition, as defined by the GUID
Partition Table (GPT) format. This is available only for GPT formatted
disks.
Since vSphere API 5.0
|
| logical | xsd:boolean |
The flag to indicate whether or not the partition is
logical. If true, the partition
number should be greater than 4.
|
| partition | xsd:int |
The partition number. Must be a positive integer.
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| partitionAlignment | xsd:long |
Partition alignment in bytes.
If unset, partition alignment value is unknown.
Since vSphere API 5.0
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| startSector | xsd:long |
The start sector.
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| type | xsd:string |
Type of data in the partition. If it is a well-known partition type,
it will be one of the defined types. If it is not, then it will be
reported as a hexadecimal number. For example, "none", "vmfs", "linux",
and "0x20" are all valid values. See HostDiskPartitionInfoType
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legit
Complementary command-line interface for Git.
More information: home page
- Switch to a specified branch, stashing and restoring unstaged changes:
git switch target_branch
- Synchronize current branch, automatically merging or rebasing, and stashing and unstashing:
git sync
- Publish a specified branch to the remote server:
git publish branch_name
- Remove a branch from the remote server:
git unpublish branch_name
- List all branches and their publication status:
git branches glob_pattern
- Remove the last commit from the history:
git undo --hard


Bootstrap have a few different modifiers that can be used with buttons, we primarily use .btn-primary
, .btn-secondary
and .btn-link
, use the latter to give buttons the same behavior as normal links (used for links placed outside text segments and paragraphs as well as actions similar to "go to" or regular links). You can also use the outline version if you want an "inverted" button with border. Note that we only support .btn-primary
,.btn-secondary
,.btn-light
,.btn-danger
and .btn-dark
from bootstrap, if you use any of the others they will fall back to the primary style.
The .btn-light
and .btn-dark
classes should only be used when buttons are placed on colored or dark backgrounds/images.
If you look at the example above on smaller screen you'll notice that the buttons won't stack nicely. To have full control and to create a good experience on mobile devices and tablets consider placing buttons in a grid.
Example with icon, note the alignment on mobile devices (smaller screens) using a grid.
Since SEB Style is a theme for Bootstrap and Bootstrap has some additional button classes to differentiate the severity or the meaning of a button like .btn-success
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Using the check boxes, nucleotides to use for mutagenesis can be selected. All changes to the wild type sequence will be made using only this specific set of nucleotides. The number of nucleotide changes to introduce per seed site can be defined using the “mutation strategy” drop down menu.
Invalid sites are predicted miRNA target sites that are newly created upon mutation that the researcher wishes to exclude from the final mutant sequence. For example, selecting and using arrow buttons to move the 8mer site into the “invalid sites” list will ensure that the final mutant sequence does not contain any newly created predicted 8mer target sites for any miRNAs of the selected species. Newly created target sites of other types, such as 8mer sites having a single G:U pairing (8mer-GU), will be permitted in the final mutant sequence.
6mer: miRNA target site complementary to miRNA positions 2-7
OS-6mer: offset-6mer, miRNA target site complementary to miRNA positions 3-8
7mer-A1: miRNA target site complementary to miRNA positions 2-7 having an A across from miRNA position 1
7mer-m8: miRNA target site complementary to miRNA position 2-8
8mer: miRNA target site complementary to miRNA positions 2-8 and having an A across from miRNA position 1


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Filters are objects that know how to "filter out" nodes. If a
NodeIterator
or TreeWalker
is given a
NodeFilter
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node. If the filter says to accept the node, the traversal logic returns
it; otherwise, traversal looks for the next node and pretends that the
node that was rejected was not there.
The DOM does not provide any filters. NodeFilter
is just an
interface that users can implement to provide their own filters.
NodeFilters
do not need to know how to traverse from node
to node, nor do they need to know anything about the data structure that
is being traversed. This makes it very easy to write filters, since the
only thing they have to know how to do is evaluate a single node. One
filter may be used with a number of different kinds of traversals,
encouraging code reuse.
See also the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 Traversal and Range Specification.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static short |
FILTER_ACCEPT
Accept the node. |
static short |
FILTER_REJECT
Reject the node. |
static short |
FILTER_SKIP
Skip this single node. |
static int |
SHOW_ALL
Show all Nodes . |
static int |
SHOW_ATTRIBUTE
Show Attr nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_CDATA_SECTION
Show CDATASection nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_COMMENT
Show Comment nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_DOCUMENT
Show Document nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT
Show DocumentFragment nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_DOCUMENT_TYPE
Show DocumentType nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_ELEMENT
Show Element nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_ENTITY
Show Entity nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_ENTITY_REFERENCE
Show EntityReference nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_NOTATION
Show Notation nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION
Show ProcessingInstruction nodes. |
static int |
SHOW_TEXT
Show Text nodes. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
short |
acceptNode(Node n)
Test whether a specified node is visible in the logical view of a TreeWalker or NodeIterator . |
| Field Detail |
public static final short FILTER_ACCEPT
NodeIterator
or TreeWalker
will return this
node.public static final short FILTER_REJECT
NodeIterator
or TreeWalker
will not return
this node. For TreeWalker
, the children of this node
will also be rejected. NodeIterators
treat this as a
synonym for FILTER_SKIP
.public static final short FILTER_SKIP
NodeIterator
or TreeWalker
will not return
this node. For both NodeIterator
and
TreeWalker
, the children of this node will still be
considered.public static final int SHOW_ALL
Nodes
.public static final int SHOW_ELEMENT
Element
nodes.public static final int SHOW_ATTRIBUTE
Attr
nodes. This is meaningful only when creating an
NodeIterator
or TreeWalker
with an
attribute node as its root
; in this case, it means that
the attribute node will appear in the first position of the iteration
or traversal. Since attributes are never children of other nodes,
they do not appear when traversing over the document tree.public static final int SHOW_TEXT
Text
nodes.public static final int SHOW_CDATA_SECTION
CDATASection
nodes.public static final int SHOW_ENTITY_REFERENCE
EntityReference
nodes.public static final int SHOW_ENTITY
Entity
nodes. This is meaningful only when creating
an NodeIterator
or TreeWalker
with an
Entity
node as its root
; in this case, it
means that the Entity
node will appear in the first
position of the traversal. Since entities are not part of the
document tree, they do not appear when traversing over the document
tree.public static final int SHOW_PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION
ProcessingInstruction
nodes.public static final int SHOW_COMMENT
Comment
nodes.public static final int SHOW_DOCUMENT
Document
nodes.public static final int SHOW_DOCUMENT_TYPE
DocumentType
nodes.public static final int SHOW_DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT
DocumentFragment
nodes.public static final int SHOW_NOTATION
Notation
nodes. This is meaningful only when creating
an NodeIterator
or TreeWalker
with a
Notation
node as its root
; in this case, it
means that the Notation
node will appear in the first
position of the traversal. Since notations are not part of the
document tree, they do not appear when traversing over the document
tree.| Method Detail |
public short acceptNode(Node n)
TreeWalker
or NodeIterator
. This function
will be called by the implementation of TreeWalker
and
NodeIterator
; it is not normally called directly from
user code. (Though you could do so if you wanted to use the same
filter to guide your own application logic.)n
- The node to check to see if it passes the filter or not.
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For more details on the Particl project’s development status, visit our Status Report page.Particl Project
Roadmap
Bulletproofs are short non-interactive zero-knowledge proofs that require no trusted setup. They are designed to enable efficient Confidential Transactions (CT), and thus RingCT, effectively reducing their transaction size by about ~80%. We estimate the research, development, implementation, and testing to take around 3 to 4 months as a part-time assignment for Tecnovert, our Lead Core Developer & Cryptographer.
Particl Copay is a secure but simple wallet made for desktop and mobile OS. We plan on integrating cold staking into it, thus allowing users to add multi-signature security parameters to their cold staking or hardware cold staking setup.
The Marketplace Governance system will allow users to self-moderate the content listed on Particl Marketplace. This system is entirely controlled by the community and no Particl team member or staff has any authority over the content of the marketplace.
Multi-wallets will allow you to set up multiple wallets within the same Particl Desktop client, dramatically increasing your security, privacy, and usability by isolating your data and history used on different profiles. Multi-wallet support was added in Particl Core v<IP_ADDRESS>.
The Beta version of Particl Marketplace will introduce several new critical features to its mainnet deployment. Among these changes, users can expect to see the Marketplace Governance mechanism as well as the RingCT enhancement made to our current MAD escrow system. On top of that, other less critical features might be included as well, including private listings and markets, deposit negotiations, multiwallets, settings page, and more.
Particl’s SDK will provide any developer with the required tools and environment to easily start contributing to the Particl network by either creating their own decentralized applications or improving already-existing products such as Particl Marketplace or Particl Desktop by adding to them new features.
There is currently a leftover from the Community Initiative of ~33,000 PART which is entirely owned by the community. As these funds are simply held by the Particl Foundation and not owned by it, a consensus among the community must be reached in order to move or utilize those funds. Proposal voting rounds will be initiated as soon as the Project Governance mechanism hits mainnet!
How do you protect against sybil attacks and gaming of reputation in a privacy focused marketplace?
This is a big question that requires some serious R&D. Everything is 10× harder when applying privacy to it. Reputation is important in ecommerce. The development and research teams will spend a lot of time flushing out the importance and risks of reputation in a privacy focused marketplace.
Short for ZeroMQ, this is an automated messaging system that allows messages and notifications to be automatically pushed to Particl Desktop. An example would be if Particl Desktop has an update available, ZMQ will push notification to Particl Desktop and users will see a notice a new version of the Desktop is available.
All versions of the MP leading up to full release will be testnet versions with new features introduced with each release. Particl Marketplace’s mainnet requirements are as follow: a working decentralized Marketplace Governance mechanism in place and a RingCT-enhanced escrow system, both on mainnet. The first mainnet iteration of Particl Marketplace may also contain other features such currency-agnosticism (accepting multiple coins through atomic swaps or third-party integrations), multiwallets, private listings and markets, deposit negotiations, and etc.
Particl’s Bitcoin-based implementation of the RingCT privacy protocol has been on testnet since Particl’s inception but is planned on being moved over to mainnet soon in combination with the Marketplace Governance mechanism. Particl’s own custom implementation of RingCT has been properly audited by WSA and academically reviewed by the NJIT Department of Technology and no major issue was found by neither inspections.
The Lightning Network is a decentralized network built using smart-contract functionality to enable instant, near-zero fee payments across a network of participants. It also enables truly decentralized and efficient atomic swaps to take place as well as help the blockchain support thousands of transactions per second. This is a big and high-priority item on our roadmap as we build products able to sustain heavy traffic as well as paths for other cryptocurrencies to be used on Particl Marketplace without having to rely on any third-party.
Bling Lightning is our very own projected custom implementation of the Lightning Network with added support for CT and RingCT privacy transactions. This would allow for anonymous atomic swaps as well as improved privacy within the Lightning Network itself.
January 24, 2019 – Particl’s mobile wallet, Particl Copay, is currently only available for Android devices as well as desktops. We plan on releasing an iOS version for it to be published on Apple’s App Store.
August 7, 2018 – Initial support for the Ledger Hardware Wallet is here!
This has not yet been extended to blind
or anon
transactions and therefore currently cannot be used exclusively for all functions of the wallet. Support will continue to be extended in future versions.
July 2018 – NJIT researchers are 5 months into review and will provide the foundation with a report after 6 months on the privacy, cryptography and security recommendations for Particl’s RingCT implementation on the latest Bitcoin codebase.
May 31, 2018 – ALPHA is the long-awaited decentralized marketplace dApp within Particl Desktop. The Market alpha release of the marketplace will be barebones to start as users begin to test and progress through the buying/selling process.
March 20, 2018 – Particl Core 0.16 introduces generic support for Hardware Signing Devices to provide key-signing capabilities.
March 20, 2018 – In order to facilitate deterministic generation of stealth addresses between Particl Core and Signing Devices the method used to generate these addresses had to be changed.
November 11, 2017 – 1st true cold staking PoS protocol implemented. Enhances privacy for stakers, staking becomes quantum-resistant.
September 24, 2017 – Particl integrates and enables atomic swaps with other supported blockchains.
July 17, 2017 – Particl blockchain launched as pure PoS (no PoW period or pre-mine) with native Segwit support, Confidential Transactions (CT) and decentralized voting. Particl Core (Qt wallet) released.
July 4, 2017 – Particl Stiftung, a Swiss non-profit foundation, is created and registered to support the project financially, legally and strategically.
March 22, 2017 – The first draft of the Particl Marketplace whitepaper is released.


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Radout 4.0.1
User Manual
Radout - Export facility from Autocad/Intellicad to Radiance scene
description.
Contents
Description
Software extension for Autocad/Intellicad to export data to the Radiance
lighting simulation package of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory.
Autocad/Intellicad entities can be selected and filtered in various ways.
Entities are sorted either by color or by layer.
The sorting results in seperate files written for every layer or color.
Optionally other files can be created.
This includes initial material definitions
(plastic with the color as visible in autocad), a setup of sun
and sky and a rif file as direct input to rad(1).
Only entities that are visible (that is their layer is on and thawed)
will be exported, even when nested in a selected block. This provides
another method of filtering elements of your drawing and is especially
useful when you want to update only part of a scene.
The layer name or color number will be part of each respective filename
to make it an unique identifier. The pipe character "|" used by
Autocad/Intellicad within layernames associated with externally referenced
blocks, as well as the dollar sign "$" are replaced by an underscore "_" as
they are illegal or at least confusing characters for filenames on most
systems.
Installation
Radout is "installed", if the files "radout.arx" and "radout.dcl"
are placed in a location which is included in
your Autocad/Intellicad search path.
In the Autocad "Tools" menu select the "Options" entry.
In the opening dialog select the "Files" tab.
The relevant path type is "Search Path for ObjectARX Applications".
You can add the Radout directory to this path for Autocad to find it.
When ACIS models in Autocad are supported, then the "acgex##.dll" and
"acbr##.dll" files also need to be installed in a place where Autocad can
find them.
It is best to keep them in the same folder together with the application,
so that the above path configuration will help Autocad to find them as
well.
Load the program through the APPLOAD dialog or
by entering (arxload "radout")
(including the parens) at the Autocad/Intellicad command prompt.
Interface
The program is started by typing
radout
at the
Autocad/Intellicad command prompt.
This will open a dialog box to configure all export options:
Options
Write Filetypes:
The settings in the upper right frame specify which file types
to export:
Radout does not edit the exported files. Every time you export data,
any existing files with the same names will be overwritten
without warning.
-
Geometry files
-
This switch is on by default, as it is the basic purpose
of the program. Turning it off will disable the list of sampled
entity types and the sampling mode selection.
- Materials file
-
The materials of the exported objects will have
the same color (a plastic) as they appear with in autocad.
- Radiance Input File (rif)
-
This file can be given to the rad(1) program and contains
the basic information needed to run a simulation.
- Exterior daylight file
-
This option sets the parameters of natural lighting as
required by gensky.
The input fields activated by this option determine
your location (Longitude/Latitude) and time of day and year
(Month/Day/Hour/Timezone).
Sampling modes:
The settings in the lower right frame let you specify the way the
geometry will be converted.
- Assign materials by:
-
Select the sorting method out of the following.
- Color
-
The Autocad/Intellicad color number as visible on the screen.
This is the default and will help you when you organize
your drawing "visually".
- Layer
-
The layer of every subentity (the one which this entity
is created on). Choose this method if you use a conceptual
layering system independently from screen display colors.
The concept of floating layers and colors within (nested)
blocks is fully supported. That means a subentity within a
block with on layer "0" and/or with the color "byblock" will
appear on the layer and with the color of the containing block.
This continues recursively if the block has those properties as
well until a level with explicitly defined properties or the
top level block is reached. Toplevel entities with the
color "byblock" are drawn with color nr. 7 (white).
- Distance Tolerance for arc approx:
-
Arc entities and arc segments of polylines have to be meshed
for the use in Radiance. This value specifies
how smooth these meshes will appear in the final image.
Higher values will make smoother surfaces.
The default of 0.1. It is recommended to test for
optimised settings, balancing file size and visual accuracy,
since the optimal settings depends on the size and scale
of your model.
- Angle Tolerance for arc approx:
-
(This option is not available for all versions of Radout)
The surface normal of neighbouring mesh elements will not
differ by more than this amount in degrees. The default
is 15.0 degrees, which usually gives reasonable results.
The effect of this setting is independent of model size
and complexity. Please note that very low values (eg. below 2.0
degrees) can lead to unreasonably big output files and may even
crash Autocad/Intellicad when running out of memory.
- Output scaling factor
-
Output geometry will be scaled according to this factor. Radiance
preferrably uses international (SI) units, ie. meters.
Geometry to Export:
The switches in the left column specify which entity types get
extracted from your drawing and what type of surface they will
result in.
By default all entities that visible as a surface in Autocad/Intellicad
(opaque for the hide and shade/render commands) are activated.
Some other entity types can be used to simplify modelling but are
rendered differentely in Autocad/Intellicad than in Radiance.
Those are off by default and have to be enabled by the user explicitly.
All polygons should keep their orientation as created in
Autocad/Intellicad determined by the right hand rule as explained in
the Radiance tutorial.
Entities extruded by thickness will be inverted if their thickness
value (or "PDSIZE" for point entities) is negative.
2d-Polylines and lightweight polylines are treated the same.
The supported export types and their results are:
- 3DFACEs
-
3dfaces will be split to two triangular polygons if not planar.
- Extruded TRACEs
-
Traces will appear as a single polygon or as a box if the
thickness is non-zero.
- Extruded SOLIDs
-
Solids will appear as a single polygon or as a box if the
thickness is non-zero.
- Extruded CIRCLEs
-
Circles will appear as a ring with a inner radius of zero
or as a cylinder/tube with a ring at either end if their
thickness is non-zero.
- Extruded ARCs
-
Arcs with non-zero thickness will be segmented
according to the given arc tolerance.
- Extruded LINEs
-
Lines with non-zero thickness will appear as a single polygon.
- Extruded 2D-PLINEs
-
2d-polylines with non-zero thickness will appear
as a set of polygons.
- Wide 2D-PLINEs
-
2d-polylines with a non-zero starting width set in
their header entity (not the vertexes!) will appear as a
polygon following the trace of the polyline with a constant
width. This option will override the one below for poly-
lines that match both categories.
Together with a thickness and the respective option set this
will will result in a kind of a quadrilateral worm.
- 3D-MESHes
-
The Faces of 3d-polygon meshes will appear as a set of
polygons ignoring spline fits of any kind. Nonplanar faces
will be split into two triangles.
- POLYFACEs
-
The faces of polyface meshes will
appear as a set of polygons. Nonplanar faces will be split
into two triangles.
- Closed 2d-PLINES
-
2d-polylines with the closed flag set in their header entity
will appear as a polygon of the shape of the polyline.
Polylines with a width will not follow this rule if the
respective option above is chosen as well (Wide 2d-plines).
Together with a thickness and the respective option set this
will result in a prismatic volume of the shape of the polyline.
This option is off by default.
- POINTs as Spheres
-
Point entities will appear as spheres or bubbles depending on
either their thickness (if any) or else the value of the
Autocad/Intellicad system variable "PDSIZE". if the result is zero
the entity is ignored.
This option is off by default.
- ACIS entities
-
The three items relating to ACIS solid modelling entities will be
disabled in Intellicad or older versions than Autocad 2000.
File Names:
- Basename for Output:
-
The names of all output files will start
with the string entered here. Default is the name of the drawing
file.
OK/Cancel buttons
The OK button starts the exporting after you have selected the
entities you wish to extract. The Cancel button discards all the
setting you have made and terminates the program.
Files
Program files
- radout_r[##].arx
radout_ic[##].dll -
Main program file (alternatively), where [##] is the Autocad/Intellicad release
- radout.dcl
- Dialog box definition file.
- acgex[##].dll
acbr[##].dll -
Autodesk support libraries for ACIS support (both together),
where [##] is the Autocad release. Autodesk permits to redistribute those
files with applications that need them.
Additional Files
- radout-manual.html
- This File.
- radout-readme.html
- general info.
Data files (generated by Radout)
"Prefix" is the base name specified in the configuration dialog.
- <prefix>_l<layername>.rad
-
Geometry data written with the Layer samplemode set.
- <prefix>_c<colornumber>.rad
-
Geometry data written with the Color samplemode set.
- <prefix>_mat.rad
- Material definitions for exported files.
- <prefix>_sun.rad
- Daylight source definitions.
- <prefix>.rif
- Radiance input file for rad(1).
Caveats
Please note that the AME solid modelling package by Autodesk as
included in Autocad R10-R12 generates
surfaces with surface normals pointing to the inside of the created
volumes (at least most of the times).
Models created with the AME Solid modelling package must have surfaces
defined with the command "SOLMESH". Otherwise they consist of only
wireframe information wich cannot be extracted by Radout.
The "SOLID" entities in Autocad/Intellicad, which can be extracted with the
"Extruded and flat Solids" option, have nothing to do with solid
modelling, AME or ACIS. These are a feature out of the 2D days of
Autocad and are just flat quadrilateral faces which appear solidly
filled when viewed from top. They form quadrilateral prisms if
extruded, which can only be done in a right angle to their ground plane.
Custom entity types defined by 3rd party applications ("proxies",
previously "zombies") are ignored, with the notable exception of
ACIS solid modelling entities starting with Autocad 2000.
Bugs
For multiple inserts, only one item is exported.
On SGI systems, if the last (closing) segment of a polyline is an arc,
it may end up in a very strange position. This happens most often with
donuts.
Authors
Philip Thompson (original author)
Georg Mischler (current copyright owner)
See Also
ADS and ARX Programmers Reference Manuals, Autocad Reference Manual
and Customization Guide for Autocad, AutoDesk Inc.
Tutorial and manual pages of Radiance 3.1, Synthetic Imaging System.
Gregory Ward Larson, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Berkeley, CA.
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright © 1994-1998 Philip Thompson, Boston MA, USA.
Copyright © 1999-2016 Georg Mischler, Munich, Germany.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.


Class to represent an error code value.
class error_code
|
Name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Get the error category. |
|
|
Default constructor. Construct with specific error code and category. Construct from an error code enum. |
|
|
Get the message associated with the error. |
|
|
Operator returns non-null if there is a non-success error code. |
|
|
Operator to test if the error represents success. |
|
|
Get the error value. |
|
Name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Inequality operator to compare two error objects. |
|
|
Equality operator to compare two error objects. |
Header: asio/error_code.hpp
Convenience header: asio.hpp


Hello Controller with @View
Void method with @View annotation. View 'hello.jsp' should be rendered.
Method that overrides the @View annotation. View 'bye.jsp' should be rendered.
Method that returns a null value. View 'hello.jsp' should be rendered.
Void method with @View annotation from class. View 'hello.jsp' should be rendered.
Method that overrides the @View annotation from class. View 'bye.jsp' should be rendered.
Method that returns a null value. View 'hello.jsp' from class should be rendered.
Void method that throws a ForbiddenException. View 'hello.jsp' should be rendered.
Void method that throws a IllegalArgumentException. Error page defined in web.xml should be rendered.
Method that throws a ForbiddenException. View 'hello.jsp' should be rendered.
Method that throws a IllegalArgumentException. Error page defined in web.xml should be rendered.
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AmaXhosa King Sigcawu to receive official category 1 funeral - Presidency
by Canny MaphangaAmaXhosa King Mpendulo Zwelonke Sigcawu will be honoured with an official category 1 funeral, the Presidency revealed in a statement on Thursday.
"The king's funeral will feature ceremonial military elements in accordance with the category 1 status of this occasion," presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko said.
News24 previously reported that Sigcawu, 51, died last Thursday after being rushed to hospital.
Nkosi Dumehleli Mapasa, who is in his early eighties, has since been named as his temporary replacement.
READ: Acting amaXhosa king appointed following death of King Sigcawu
Sigcawu will be buried next Friday when President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver the eulogy.
In addition, the national flag will fly at half-mast throughout the country from November 25 to 29.
Sigcawu ascended the throne in 2006.
"He was also the first king in South Africa to be crowned in 2015 after the democratic recognition of traditional leadership.
President Ramaphosa has paid tribute to Kumkani Zwelonke as an outstanding leader who had served his people with selfless dedication," Diko concluded.


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MarketingProfs.com: "No one listens anymore to sanitized marketing messages."
Lots of people these days are trying to explain weblogs to people unfamiliar with them. This piece is one of my favorites.


Stack QML Type
Provides attached properties for items pushed onto a StackView. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.Controls 1.4 |
Attached Properties
Detailed Description
The Stack type provides attached properties for items pushed onto a StackView. It gives specific information about the item, such as its status and index in the stack view the item is in.
See also StackView.
Attached Property Documentation
This property holds the index of the item inside StackView, so that StackView.get(index) will return the item itself. If view is null
, index will be -1
.
This property holds the status of the item. It can have one of the following values:
Stack.Inactive
: the item is not visibleStack.Activating
: the item is transitioning into becoming an active item on the stackStack.Active
: the item is on top of the stackStack.Deactivating
: the item is transitioning into becoming inactive
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FROM THE DESK OF MR ALEXANDRE BIAISE., DIRECTOR/OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN, CONTRACT AWARDING COMMITTEE: EUROPEAN UNION CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT. BURKINA FASO. WEST AFRICA. Dear Friend, I am Mr Alexandre Biaise, the Chairman of EUROPEAN UNION CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT Awarding Committee (EUCCAC) in BURKINA FASO West Africa. I got your information in a business directory from the Burkina Faso Chamber of Commerce and industries, when I was searching for a reliable, honest and trust worthy person to entrust this business with. I was simply inspired and motivated to pick your contact from the directory. After discussing my view and your profile with my colleagues, they were very much satisfied and decided to contact you immediately for this mutual business relationship. We wish to transfer the sum of USD$36.000,000.00 (Thirty Six million United States Dollars only.) into your personal or company's bank account. This fund was a residue of the over invoiced contract bills awarded by us for the supply of equipment,hard/soft wares, pharmaceuticals/medical items relating to constructing tool's, light and heavy duty vehicles, apparels and other administrative logistics etc for the Burkina Faso Projects.  As the Chairman of CAC, I have the cooperation and mandate of the Financial Director and the Secretary of the Organization. We arranged and over invoiced the contract funds supplied by different companies from different countries. It was our consensus to seek the assistance of a willing foreigner to provide us with the facilities to transfer this money out of Burkina Faso. This is borne out of our belief in the non-stable and spurious political nature of this sub-region.The original contractors have been duly paid by the Bank of Africa Ouaga-Burkina-Faso in West Africa. (Bank of Africa, Ouaga-Burkina-Faso in West Africa). Through our bankers - Societe Generale Banque. This balance is suspended in the escrow accounts awaiting claims by any foreign company of our choice. We intend to pay out this fund NOW as the organization is winding up its activities and the coast has been achieved. Based on the laws and ethics of employment, we as civil servants working under this organization, are not allowed to operate a foreign account. This is the more reason why we needed your assistance to provide an account that can sustain this fund for safe keeping and our future investment with your comprehensive advise, assistance and partnership in your country. It is however agreed, as the account owner in this deal to allow you 30% of the entire sum as compensation, 60% will be held on trust for us while 10% will be used to defray any incidental charges and cost during the course of the transaction. This transaction will be successfully concluded within 14 days if you accord us your unalloyed and due cooperation. You should provide the followings; 1, YOUR COMPANY'S NAME WITH COMPLETE ADDRESS, 2, Your TEL AND FAX NUMBERS. (if available) 3, THE NAME OF YOUR BANK, 4, ITS ADDRESS WITH TEL, FAX AND TELEX NUMBERS. 5, ACCOUNT NUMBER. 6, SWIFT CODE. 7, THE COMPLETE MAILING ADDRESS OF THE BENEFICIARY WITH TELEPHONE AND FAX NUMBERS. Upon the receipt of this information, the documents and approval with the text will be sent to you for confirmation and then forwarded to the organization for ratification and subsequent payment. As with the case of all organized (sensitive) and conspired DEALS, we solicit for your unreserved confidentiality and utmost secret in this business. We hope to retire peacefully and lead a Honorable business life afterward. There are no risks involved regards in this business. I suggest you reply me back for more intimate and details discussions. Yours Faithfully. Mr. MR ALEXANDRE BIAISE. _________________________________________________________________ Don't just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.com/


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| DOSE: |
200 mg |
insufflated |
DXM |
(powder / crystals) |
I have various drug experiences, most of which are from various illegal substances but lately I have a sparked interest in legal highs. Feeling that drinking Robo was both disgusting and nauseating- I decided to try DXM in pure powder form. I had heard many trip reports about DXM that told of the horror stories of simply getting the stuff down. So I decided to order 55g of pure powder.
Experience 1
Insufflating ~200mg
During my first trial a friend and I snorted the substance for a total dose of about 200mg each. My friend, who has experience with insufflating many other drugs, complained of a strong pain from sniffing the powder, yet I did not feel much pain. This method of dosing did not produce much of an effect. It is possible that I felt slight euphoria but it could have been placebo effect. It is to my knowledge that snorting is effective because water-soluble chemicals pass through the mucous-membranes quite well. Although DXM is water-soluble it is not very soluble (it takes a lot of water to dissolves a little DXM). This may be a reason why I did not trip and I experienced a large amount of “drip”. I also think this is why Robotussin uses alcohol as means of transfer.
Experience 2
350-400 mg gel cal
About 1 hour after downing my gel cap I started to feel as if I was getting a buzz from alcohol.
About 1.5 hours later I noticed stomach discomfort and possible nausea. I was surprised because I thought that much of the nausea related to DXM was from having to down bottles of the vile tasting stuff. Apparently, that is not the only reason because a half-hour later I threw up.
Once I vomited I think I lost a lot of the chemical because I started to plateau from then on. I also noticed a strong chemical taste in my mouth after vomiting. I felt more than just an alcohol intoxication - I felt very slow and disassociated with my body and I did have minor aural hallucinations but I did not get any visuals.
On the other hand, my friend, who weighs about 30 lbs. less than me, had quite an experience. She vomited as well but not until about 1 hour after I did, and she noticed no chemical taste in her vomit, I did. This leads me to believe that more than the weight difference, my friend achieved stronger effects because she kept the stuff down longer. She had many of the same effects as I but on top of my own she had outstanding visuals - she saw a blue dot that was dancing on her computer keyboard and saw glows around people's bodies. She also saw trails of light and found dancing to be very interesting to watch but yet she felt too heavy of a body load to want to dance herself.
A point I would like to bring up is this: it is very clear that DXM and alcohol combinations are dangerous! But when taking Robitussin, one is also taking alcohol because that is the main ingredient in Tussin (is DXM more soluble in alcohol than in water?). When drinking massive quantities of Tussin, such as a bottle or two, this amount of alcohol seems significant enough to pose danger. Because of the other complications with Tussin (right brand, no other drugs in the syrup and facing skepticism in your local pharmacy) it seems that Tussin is not a safe nor price efficient method of consuming DXM.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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