Review: Pecker
Review by: Joy Wyse
When you first hear that Pecker is a John Waters film, you know that you are in for something unusual. Pecker is certainly that, and more.
Pecker, played by Edward Furlong, spends his time with an inexpensive camera taking photos of everything that he sees and loves, and Pecker sees beauty in everything, and everybody. From his girlfriend, [Christina Ricci] who runs the local Laundromat, to his grandmother who sells pit beef sandwiches from a stand in front of their house, and has a statue of the Virgin Mary that talks.
This very dysfunctional family has no idea that they are not your everyday normal group. Pecker's mother, played beautifully by Mary Kay Place, runs a thrift shop catering mainly to the homeless. This is where she got the camera that Pecker uses to change their lives.
Pecker's father runs a local bar that is being run out of business because of another bar down the street that presents full female frontal nudity, even though it's against the law.
Pecker had two sisters, as well. The younger one is a hyper child addicted to sugar. The older sister is the hostess at a gay bar, trade show.
They are all his subjects. It is through the thieving of Pecker's best friend that he has plenty of film for his masterpieces. With a bit of misdirection, he loads his pockets with rolls and rolls. When they convince Pecker's boss at the diner to allow a "showing" of his photos, all of his subjects come to view them. Additionally, an artist's rep from New York sees a flyer and visits as well. She loves his work and arranges a showing in the big city. That's when all of their lives change. There are some very funny moments. Except for the "beaver" shot in the illegal show, there is not really any nudity. Rather there are somewhat suggestive scenes of all types, especially in the gay bar.
It is an enjoyable movie if you are an aficionado of Waters' films.
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Twitter Blames Tories for Dressing Up as Fact-Checking Service During Election Debate
As Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn clashed in the first debate ahead of the December general election, the Conservatives press office’s Twitter account was renamed to “factcheckUK”.
Twitter and the Labour Party have both accused the Conservatives of misleading the public after it underwent a brief rebranding during Wednesday’s live TV election debate.
The Conservative Party’s press office last night renamed its Twitter page, followed by more than 76,000 users, to “factcheckUK” and switched the avatar to a white tick against a purple background. The handle "CCHQPress" remained intact.
The account's description was changed to “fact-checking Labour from CCHQ”; during the debate, it posted a number of pro-Tory statements prefaced with the word “FACT.” All changes were reverted shortly after the debate ended.
Twitter itself later criticised the stunt, saying it was against the rules that “prohibit behaviour that can mislead people, including those with verified accounts.” The platform threatened to take “decisive corrective action” if a similar stunt happens again.
Labour MP David Lammy called on the Electoral Commission to investigate the renaming and accused the Tories of trying to “con the public.”
The UK fact-checking charity Full Fact, in turn, has described the change as “inappropriate and misleading.”
When quizzed over the rebranding on BBC Breakfast this morning, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said “no one gives a toss about the social media cut and thrust – what they care about is the substance of issues.”
He explained that the account was renamed to “make it clear that we’re holding Labour to account for the nonsense that they systematically and serially put out in relation to the Conservatives.”
Raab denied that the move was misleading and insisted that “no one for a split second would have been fooled” by it.
Plenty of people have still flocked to Twitter to express their outrage; some said they've flagged the account.


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Outrage on GMB as Millennial insists children shouldn't be taught about WW2 in school
A row broke out between the former Head of Ofsted Sir Michael Wilshaw and The Circle star Freddie Bentley, who claimed learning about the war was bad for mental health
by Lucy Needham, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/A fierce row broke out on Friday's Good Morning Britain over whether children should be taught more about World War II.
Ben Shepherd and Kate Garraway introduced the debate after contestants on this year's This Apprentice admitted they didn't know when the war broke out.
Star of The Circle Freddie Bentley appeared in the ITV studio where he argued there are bigger things to worry about in the present times than reflecting on past history.
Freddie said: "It was a hard situation World War II, however, I will stand by the point it’s educational in a way [but] there are so many problems going on in the world.”
The reality star argued that Brexit and Climate Change were more pressing topics to discuss and schools should 'let go of it a little bit' in relation to the war.
He also claimed that learning about death was damaging to children's mental health.
Former Head of Ofsted Sir Michael Wilshaw strongly disagreed, arguing: "People should know about the Second World War, the First World War, the conflicts which have taken place and a fight for freedom you and I enjoy."
To which Freddie responded: "I totally get that but I don’t think in needs to be put in such a young way to young children mentally - their mental health to be told this amount of people died for you."
"I remember learning it as a child and thinking, ‘My god, it’s so intense,'" added Freddie.
Wilshaw told him that children 'need to know it’s a dangerous world out there.'
“They need to know crossing the road is sometimes dangerous. They need to know if they get too fat, there are obesity issues," said Wilshaw.
Host Kate interrupted the debate to say she'd spoke to kids at the D-Day memorials who had told her that learning about the war helped them reflect on those who had fought and died for the country.
Viewers at home also got stuck into the debate via Twitter .
"What is this kid going on about on GMB about getting rid of teaching WW2 for learning about life? Both should be taught. The Second World War is a stark warning for politics and society as a whole. Maybe if he listened in class he would get that," fired one.
 Not talking about the war in school? Not educating them on what went wrong so it doesn’t happen again!? You need to learn respect young man," said another.
A third argued: "i've been teaching history for over 10 years and never seen students traumatized, but sometimes they get upset which is natural. It's really important we continue to teach kids about the evils of war and mistakes which led to wars (that we're repeating currently)."
While others backed Freddie's view point.
"There are so much more pressures on young people at the moment. Lots of mental health worries," commented one.


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SHASUM
Section: Perl Programmers Reference Guide (1)Updated: 2012-06-22
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
shasum - Print or Check SHA ChecksumsSYNOPSIS
Usage: shasum [OPTION] [FILE]... or: shasum [OPTION] --check [FILE] Print or check SHA checksums. With no FILE, or when FILE is -, read standard input. -a, --algorithm 1 (default), 224, 256, 384, 512 -b, --binary read files in binary mode (default on DOS/Windows) -c, --check check SHA sums against given list -p, --portable read files in portable mode produces same digest on Windows/Unix/Mac -t, --text read files in text mode (default) The following two options are useful only when verifying checksums: -s, --status don't output anything, status code shows success -w, --warn warn about improperly formatted SHA checksum lines -h, --help display this help and exit -v, --version output version information and exit The sums are computed as described in FIPS PUB 180-2. When checking, the input should be a former output of this program. The default mode is to print a line with checksum, a character indicating type (`*' for binary, `?' for portable, ` ' for text), and name for each FILE.
DESCRIPTION
The shasum script provides the easiest and most convenient way to compute SHA message digests. Rather than writing a program, the user simply feeds data to the script via the command line, and waits for the results to be printed on standard output. Data can be fed to shasum through files, standard input, or both.The following command shows how easy it is to compute digests for typical inputs such as the NIST test vector ``abc'':
perl -e "print qw(abc)" | shasum
Or, if you want to use SHA-256 instead of the default SHA-1, simply say:
perl -e "print qw(abc)" | shasum -a 256
Since shasum uses the same interface employed by the familiar sha1sum program (and its somewhat outmoded anscestor md5sum), you can install this script as a convenient drop-in replacement.
AUTHOR
Copyright (c) 2003-2008 Mark Shelor<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ALSO
shasum is implemented using the Perl module Digest::SHA or Digest::SHA::PurePerl.
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YG falling in Ranking for Album Sales in 2019
by greenbaypackersYG which is considered one of the "Big 3" of K-pop has been punched out of the top 3 for album sales by Bighit and Pledis entertainment. With the popularity of BTS and SEVENTEEN, combined with the problems faced at YG this year, their sales have been pushed to number 5.
As you've probably heard, 2019 was not a good year for YG entertainment. With Bigbang's Seungri's club assault scandal earlier this year and iKON's B.I.'s drug scandal, which caused a heavy fall in stocks. With all this scandal, YG also teminated his contract.
The chart is based on the Gaon Chart from January 2019 to October 2019 and shows that Big Hit Entertainment ranks first with 6,312,409 in album sales. SM comes in at second with 3,714,079 in sales. The gap between first and second place is significantly wider than the differences between second to seventh place.
What will the future hold for YG, comment your thoughts below.


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The osteopaths at Kane and Ross Clinics will help you get to the cause of your problem and design a treatment plan both to get you out of pain and to teach you how to prevent similar occurrences happening in the future. Treatment usually involves hands on treatment as well as postural and exercise advice.
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Maps `map_func`` across batch_size consecutive elements of this dataset and then combines them into a batch. Functionally, it is equivalent to map followed by batch. However, by fusing the two transformations together, the implementation can be more efficient.
dataset_map_and_batch(
dataset,
map_func,
batch_size,
num_parallel_batches = NULL,
drop_remainder = FALSE,
num_parallel_calls = NULL
)
| dataset | A dataset |
| map_func | A function mapping a nested structure of tensors (having
shapes and types defined by |
| batch_size | An integer, representing the number of consecutive elements of this dataset to combine in a single batch. |
| num_parallel_batches | (Optional) An integer, representing the number of batches to create in parallel. On one hand, higher values can help mitigate the effect of stragglers. On the other hand, higher values can increase contention if CPU is scarce. |
| drop_remainder | Ensure that batches have a fixed size by omitting any final smaller batch if it's present. Note that this is required for use with the Keras tensor inputs to fit/evaluate/etc. |
| num_parallel_calls | (Optional) An integer, representing the number of elements to process in parallel If not specified, elements will be processed sequentially. |
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On the evening of 24 March 2020, the Government of India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi ordered a nationwide lockdown for 21 days, limiting movement of the entire 1.38 billion (138 crore) population of India as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 pandemic in India.
It was ordered after a 14-hour voluntary public curfew on 22 March, followed by enforcement of a series of regulations in the country's COVID-19 affected regions.
The lockdown was placed when the number of confirmed positive coronavirus cases in India was approximately 500. Upon its announcement, a mass movement people across the country was described as the largest since the partition of India in 1947.Observers stated that the lockdown had slowed the growth rate of the pandemic by 6 April to a rate of doubling every six days, and by 18 April, to a rate of doubling every eight days. As the end of the first lockdown period approached, state governments and other advisory committees recommended extending the lockdown.
The governments of Odisha and Punjab extended the state lockdowns to 1 May.Maharashtra, Karnataka, West Bengal and Telangana followed suit.On 14 April, Prime minister Narendra Modi extended the nationwide lockdown until 3 May, with a conditional relaxations after 20 April for the regions where the spread had been contained or was minimal.
On 1 May, the Government of India extended the nationwide lockdown further by two weeks until 17 May. The Government divided all the districts into three zones based on the spread of the virus—green, red, and orange—with relaxations applied accordingly. On 17 May, the lockdown was further extended till 31 May by the National Disaster Management Authority.


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The forms module provides AST transform of FORM document model into NITRO element model (second layer) which later will be transformed into HTML5 encoding (first layer).
FORM PROVIDER
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Module:id() -> tuple().
Should return the default business object instance for this document form.
Module:new(Name :: string(), BusinessObject :: tuple(), Options :: list({ atom(), term() })) -> element().
Should return the document form model by a given business object.
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FORM API
sources(Object :: tuple()) -> list().
Returns the list of atoms that should be used as a value of sources field of NITRO elements used for input data binding.
type(Object :: record()) -> atom().
Returns BEAM preloaded atom used as an object type. Usually second element of a tuple.
kind(Options :: proplist()) -> atom().
Transforms boolean tuples in options to atoms.
pos(Object :: tuple(), #field{}) -> integer().
Returins position of field in tuple by reffering to KVS metainfo.
extract(Object :: tuple(), #field{}) -> term().
Extracts the value from business object by a given field.
evoke(Object :: tuple(), #field{}, Value :: term()) -> term().
Evoke the new value of business object by a given field.
dispatch(Object :: tuple(), Options :: proplist()) -> #element{}.
Renders the business object to NITRO elements by reffering to FORM registry.
new(#document{}, Object :: tuple(), Options :: proplist()) -> #element().
Renders FORM document to NITRO element.
Evoke the new value of business object by a given field.
The following functions that are normally called from new builder:
fields(#document{}, Object :: tuple(), Options :: proplists()) -> list(#element{}).
Renders the form fields to NITRO elements.
caption(#document{}, Object :: tuple(), Options :: proplists()) -> #panel{}.
Renders the form caption to NITRO panel.
buttons(#document{}, Object :: tuple(), Options :: proplists()) -> #panel{}.
Renders the form buttons to NITRO panel.
The following functions that are normally called from fields builder:
fieldType(#field{}, Acc :: list(#element{}), Object :: tuple(), Options :: proplists()) -> list(#element{}).
Renders the particular field of a from inside a fields loop.
fieldType(Type :: atom(), #field{}, Vector :: list(#element{}), Object :: tuple(), Options :: proplists()) -> list(#element{}).
Renders the particular vector field of a from inside a fields loop. Normally called from fieldType/4.
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I am interested to know if anyone has looked at creating something similar to these:
http://currentcost.com/product-iams.html
I have been using the current cost solution for a while and I am looking to move over to a modern setup on the open energy monitor to be able to have more control. So far my searching doesn't seem to be able to show me anything similar to this. I am more than happy to do the assembly but i need help with getting the right parts and setting it up.
Is this something others are interested in? I can see that the blog is leaning towards controlling the heating now which i think is a great idea albeit maybe at the expense of rounding out the product options on the electricity side?
I apologise in advance if I have completely missed something while reading the forums.
Thanks
Ja
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
As far as I am aware, nobody has published anything like that here. Much work has been done, and is still ongoing, on "disaggregation" (recognising a particular load from it's signature) and a search for that should turn up relevant threads.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
If your CC setup is still working, you could connect the display's serial port to the Pi and push the data to emonCMS.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
Now that's an idea, I hadn't considered that. I am using the serial connection to publish to the CC website right now but i know how to collect the data from the CC. I might need some help getting it interfaced into the emonCMS but seeing as i plan to run my own CMS on my server that has the CC sitting on top of it this might be quite easy.
Thanks for the suggestion Aideen.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
Thanks Robert,
Will have a look around now and see what I can find.
I haven't started reading yet so this might be a question that gets answered elsewhere but is there anything in the OEM range that can read the power draw through it that doesn't rely on a clamp?
Thanks Again
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
You mean a split-core current transformer? (When people write "clamp", I think busbar clamp.) The shop kits use c.t's exclusively, for safety reasons. If you can easily and legally disconnect cables, there's no reason to use a split-core c.t. and you are likely to get more consistent and more accurate results with a ring-core one.
At various times people have suggested Hall effect devices, but these tend to be expensive by the time you've added power supplies and conditioning amplifiers. Any direct galvanic connection to the public electricity supply (e.g. a current shunt) means the whole equipment is considered "live" at all times and raises serious safety implications, usually meaning earthed metal enclosures, or double-insulated construction and an optically isolated interface for programming etc.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
Must remember to be more specific in my questions :)
I mention clamp as in the C.Ts you mention as they clamp round the cable and are never very accurate compared to passing the supply directly through something that can measure it.
I am more than happy tinkering with the mains, am use to working on HV but in this case I was referring to something that would talk to the OEM setup that could be put in a box that measured the current being drawn from the mains ala the IAMs from Current Cost that I linked earlier.
There are lots of those type of inline enclosures out there from the ones that are remote controlled with on and off to the plug in energy / power meters built into them.
Something like this:
EBAY UK Domain /itm/Brand-NEW-Remote-Control-Mains-Socket-Adaptor-Set-5-Included-Remote-/380799510070?pt=UK_Gadgets&hash=item58a96b6636
or
EBAY UK Domain /itm/Power-Monitor-Monitoring-Energy-Socket-Ammeter-Analyzer-LCD-Watt-Voltage-Amps-/390704449455?pt=UK_BOI_Electrical_Test_Measurement_Equipment_ET&hash=item5af7ccc7af
I was thinking these would be a good starting point and all i need then is something that works with the emonCMS system that can read the current draw. The units above are cheap enough to open up and change the guts. I am just a bit stuck on how to read the current and them transmit it.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
Aha! You might like Node-RED (nice IoT software plumbing) and especially the very timely tutorials put
together by Dom Bramley which can be found at:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/B-Fool/?lang=en
Also try Googling for Node-RED and Currentcost or Node-RED and Wemo .... you'll get the picture :-)
Another interesting link is: https://blog.codecentric.de/en/2013/03/home-automation-with-angularjs-an...
Some of the power outlet switches they list are available at Maplin
Also interesting, but rather more expensive is the Ubiquiti mFi kit. e.g. see
http://linitx.com/category/ubiquiti-mfi/1057 and http://blog.linitx.com/ubiquiti-mfi-mpower/
On the 'disaggregation' front, it's possible to upload Currentcost data to Bidgely and Plotwatt - both
in the US. Bidgely aren't actually disaggregating UK energy data yet, not sure about Plotwatt.
Welcome to this fun and engrossing world. Hope you've got lots of time :-)
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
Jack Kelly did a lot of work decoding the CC protocols and wrote code to read and log the output from CC and EDF IAM's with a Nanode See here http://jack-kelly.com/taxonomy/term/121
There is also info on Martin Harizanov's site about decoding the signals from some of these plug in devices.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
Thanks for the heads up. Will take a look as it seems sensible to reuse kit i have.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
I have just been looking into feeding my weather station data (a Maplin N96GY - one of the Fine Offset rebrands) into emoncms and I am pretty sure there were a few forum posts over at Jeelabs.net dealing with Current Cost meters. The search engine there is not very good for some reason so you might have more luck Googling their forums.
The solution I am looking at is using a node (probably a Moteino (lowpowerlabs.com) with a RFM12B) listening for the weather station broadcasts and then repeating these in the JeeLabs / Openenergymoinitor format which my RPi can pick up.
It looks like a combination of a bit of soldering and then a dose of bolting together various bits of code and crossing fingers.
You might find some of these links useful:
http://jeelabs.net/projects/cafe/wiki/Receiving_OOKASK_with_a_modified_R... [using an RFM12B to look at OOK, it seems you can use an 868 to cover 433 transmissions as well]
http://jeelabs.net/projects/cafe/wiki/NRfMon_-_nano_Spectrum_Analyzer_wi... [finding out what signals are in your area]
http://jeelabs.net/projects/cafe/wiki/Decoding_the_Oregon_Scientific_V2_... [some general info on decoding that was useful background and worth a read]
http://jeelabs.net/boards/9/topics/2103 [If you are feeling very adventurous the housemon project looks very exciting but way beyond my skill set at the moment]
Gary
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
For N96GY weather stations, there's great information at: http://www.susa.net/wordpress/2012/08/raspberry-pi-reading-wh1081-weather-sensors-using-an-rfm01-and-rfm12b/
Also worth searching the RaspberryPi forums.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
I did think about that approach as well but am not sure I can go that route as I already have a RFM12Pi on the GPIO headers for emoncms. If I was to double up receivers then I suspect the RPi would start struggling.
The hope is that an arduino node/Jeelab approach will also allow my push the data straight into emoncms and save doubling up on databases and cross-feeding info on the RPi. I am slowly getting somewhere with coding on the arduino and would rather not spread my resources too thin in trying to tackle python as well.
If it works I will try and do a write up.
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
Sorry, editing out double post.
But can't resist adding... An excuse to buy another Pi?
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
I am running a couple at the moment, one with emoncms and another serving a webpage for the weather station using PYWWS with the receiver plugged into that by USB. Both are working well (touch wood) but just waiting for the inevitable SD card problem. The plan is to get the weather station pushing data into emoncms and then I can look at migrating at least one RPi over to the SD card/HDD set up for resilience. I can see this taking a while!
Re: Additional Features and Hardware
I know the feeling :-)


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I set off on a casual relationship with Modafinil a few months ago when it became clear that my inability to sleep more than 4-5 hours on a given night was seriously diminishing my productivity & academic success. I do not use it day-to-day (Red Bull still fills that role just fine) but every week or two, when a series of deadlines nears, I set myself up for a long, undisturbed weekend to work.
Usually around 8 hours after getting up I take 200mg of Modafinil and continue to take 200mg every 8 hours until it seems prudent to stop (I've never pushed the limit, despite curiosity). It feels exactly like swallowing an Equal tablet... there is no feeling at all. Some experiences on here talk about a buzz or singular ability to focus; I've never experienced either of these.
The first time, I seriously wondered about the efficacy of the things... I had been expecting a miracle and felt jilted. I had gotten up around 9am on a Saturday and taken my first Modafinil at 3pm, and then a second at about 10. I got some work done, and around 4am (not an unusual time for me to be going full-force) I decided to go for a walk on campus (a very large research institution in the US). I bought a soda by the vast physical sciences complex, whereupon I remembered that I needed to grab a packet that should have been outside a professor's door. I found an unlocked basement entrance, then wandered the halls for a while. Something about it piqued my curiosity about security; I spent the next three hours or so finding a way in to nearly every academic building on campus and just exploring.
I felt unaffected for a few more hours, but eventually I realized that something was amiss. Usually it takes a bit of caffeine at some point during the day to keep my brain moving past about 16 hours awake; usually I've had it anyway because I can't actually get to sleep until 19-20 hours after getting up so I'm dragging ass so badly after getting up on 4hrs of sleep that a Red Bull binge is the only thing I can think of. On this occasion I had had no caffeine, but I felt quite alright despite approaching the 24-hour mark after which, normally, no amount of caffeine will really help.
I went home, took another 200mg, and got some work done. Around 2pm I met some friends, who were aware of the experiment and asked how it was coming along. I counted it up and realized I'd been up for ~29 hours, and things started to click. I wasn't even a tiny bit fatigued. My ability to focus and to think was no better or worse than normal. As the day went on and I came up on 35 hours awake, my somewhat-objective observers told me I seemed much calmer than usual -- I certainly felt relaxed, and additionally I wasn't trembling like I usually am from the caffeine. I was drinking Diet Cokes to stave off the headaches and nausea that come from going cold-turkey off my one major addiction, but not enough to make a real difference in my wakefulness.
The last dose I had taken was in the morning. Around 12 hours after that dose I felt myself starting to fade, and about 4 hours after that I was about done for. The onset of fatigue was much faster than normal, but I wouldn't call it profound or extreme in any way; I was just tired. I went to bed, slept for about 6 hours, and went to class feeling fine. My schedule was a bit stranger than usual for a few days, but Ambien works miracles and I was back to normal by Thursday.
SO... I don't find myself endowed with super-study-skills, but this isn't make a Taco Bell run and sit on the couch variety stuff either. I felt exactly the same as I do when I've gotten enough sleep and had enough caffeine to prevent withdraw without getting amped.
It was after the fact that I realized wandering through the University buildings had been uncharacteristic.  I've noticed this in subsequent uses also; I do things like respond to Craigslist personals or urinate in public or hit on friends that I might do under normal circumstances with some trepidation but seem to do on Modafinil without a second thought. This is not necessarily drunk-uninhibited, but it's not drunk-sloppy either. Just a strange observation... the package insert references euphoric and mood-altering effects and maybe this is how they manifest for me.
Bottom line: this isn't by any means a silver bullet for apathy or distraction, but as long as you can convince yourself to tackle the looming pile of work, Modafinil can help you work stronger and longer, and without the unpleasant side effects of the alternatives.
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What Project Should I Choose
General Advice for Design Students
Choosing a project is a challenge faced by many design students. Here are a few general tips and questions you can ask yourself.
General Tips, Advice, & Questions
- Be smart and do your research, then make an informed decision.
- What precedent projects exist that inspire you?
- What past projects were successful? Which were not? Why?
- Consider the scope and choose a project that is realistically achievable within your timeline.
- How large is this project? Can I make it smaller?
- Envision your future “ideal” portfolio and choose a project that will fit nicely in your eventual portfolio.
- Is there a particular visual style that you are interested in exploring that is currently missing from your portfolio?
- Is there a medium that you have yet to explore and would like to?
- Consider breadth vs. depth and choose a project that matches your goals as a student.
- Should I do another project (like my other ones), to demonstrate a niche specialty/focus by going deeper?
- Should I do something totally different from my other projects, to broaden my portfolio to be more well-rounded?
- Envision of your future “ideal” career and choose a project that aligns with your career goals?
- What type of client projects do you hope to work on after you graduate?
- What kind of designer do you hope to be? A generalist or specialist?
- Follow your heart and be passionate!
- Are you totally excited to work on this project? If not, then choose another. If so, then go for it!
Make a Wish (List)
Write down your personal goals and prioritize them
- Technology Related:
- Technologies to use/learn/test:div
- Github (cloud-based version control & code sharing)
- WordPress (custom theme from scratch or a child theme)
- Web App Prototype (with Hi-fidelity UI design and videos/animated gifs)
- Simple Native Web App (using Phonegap Build)
- CSS3 Animation (test out different techniques)
- My Own Custom Framework (similar to Site Base, Bootstrap, Foundation, Skeleton)
- Responsive, Retina-ready graphics/imagery (including svg’s)
- Using Modernizr (?)
- Technologies to do more projects with:
- CSS preprocessors (ie SASS)
- jQuery
- Vanilla Javascript (no JQuery)
- Custom Grid Systems (and advanced grid layouts)
- JQuery Slider/Slideshow
- Single Page Site w/ Vertical Animation
- Mobile Frameworks (Jquery Mobile, Framework 7, Ionic, etc)
- Better Web Fonts/Typography
- Technologies to use/learn/test:div
- Other things that I would like to integrate:
- A Portfolio project with a “Simple” (less is more) minimilast UI (ie. flat and material)
- Good use of the Grid (ie. The Magazine Look, Print Design Influence)
- Rich, Strong Typography
- Multiple Stacked Hero sections (e.g. “Posters”)
- 1-2-3/Step-by-step Walk-through/Instructions
- Speaking Navigation
- 3D/Depth
- Custom Icons & Visual Cues (ie. badges/starbursts, etc.)
- Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, & YouTube Integration
- Interesting backgrounds (ie. photos? gradients? patterns? stripes? etc.)
- More White Space
- Large, stylized footer
Conclusion
Choosing a school project can be challenge. But like all design problems, you can find a solution by being an informed designer and think critically about your chosen project.


When will you arise from your sleep?
10 A little sleep, a little slumber,
a little folding of the hands to rest,
11 and poverty will come upon you like a robber,
and want like an armed man.
12 A worthless person, a wicked man,
goes about with crooked speech,
13 winks with his eyes, signals with his feet,
points with his finger,
14 with perverted heart devises evil,
continually sowing discord;
15 therefore calamity will come upon him suddenly;
in a moment he will be broken beyond healing.
16 There are six things that the LORD hates,
seven that are an abomination to him:
17 haughty eyes, a lying tongue,
and hands that shed innocent blood,
18 a heart that devises wicked plans,
feet that make haste to run to evil,
19 a false witness who breathes out lies,
and one who sows discord among brothers.
Warnings Against Adultery
20 My son, keep your father's commandment,
and forsake not your mother's teaching.
21 Bind them on your heart always;
tie them around your neck.
22 When you walk, they will lead you;
when you lie down, they will watch over you;
and when you awake, they will talk with you.
23 For the commandment is a lamp and the teaching a light,
and the reproofs of discipline are the way of life,
24 to preserve you from the evil woman,
from the smooth tongue of the adulteress.
25 Do not desire her beauty in your heart,
and do not let her capture you with her eyelashes;
26 for the price of a prostitute is only a loaf of bread,
but a married woman hunts down a precious life.
27 Can a man carry fire next to his chest
and his clothes not be burned?
28 Or can one walk on hot coals
and his feet not be scorched?
29 So is he who goes in to his neighbor's wife;
none who touches her will go unpunished.
30 People do not despise a thief if he steals
to satisfy his appetite when he is hungry,
31 but if he is caught, he will pay sevenfold;
he will give all the goods of his house.
32 He who commits adultery lacks sense;
he who does it destroys himself.
33 Wounds and dishonor will he get,
and his disgrace will not be wiped away.
34 For jealousy makes a man furious,
and he will not spare when he takes revenge.
35 He will accept no compensation;
he will refuse though you multiply gifts.


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A suite of actions and environments to illustrate danger vs. safety.
Help show natural disasters, mental disorders, fight vs. flight, bullying, social behavior, and much more.
Draw any character or living thing. It automatically has a sense of "perceived danger" and "actual danger".
Hurt the character by slashing across it with your mouse or tablet.
After being slashed, the character fades in/out (pulsing). It could change color.
The safer a character feels, the less likely they will fidget or evade from the mouse.
The more "danger" they perceive, the faster they run or move. The character can evade the mouse at certain speeds, or choose to stay and "fight" (illustrating fight vs. flight).
Introduce danger onto the character's surroundings:
You could draw a lightning bolt, angry monsters by zigzagging the mouse, or have all objects on screen gravitate & encircle the current character to demonstrate bullying in school.
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After a very long wait, The Oath of The Vayuputras was released in Feburary end. Shiva triology is undoubtedly a commendable piece of work from an Indian writer after a very long time. The First two books in the series, The Immortals of Meluaha and The Secret of The Nagas were so well scripted and narrated that I fell in love with the character Shiva. I wont say that the final part is a perfect one, it has its own loopholes(in my view) but still the story is well presented. What disappointed me a little was the end of the Trilogy and the long narrative war stories that turned my read a little boring. Don't worry I am not going to spoil an excellent read for all of you, but I do have some serious questions in my mind and if by chance you have the answer to those do drop a comment. I am not able to get the answer to the following questions,Om Namah Shiva...
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PRIEST A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Linus Roache, Tom Wilkinson, Robert Carlyle, Cathy Tyson. Screenplay: Jimmy McGovern. Director: Antonia Bird.
To tell you far more about myself than you ever really wanted to know, I am what is known in the parlance as a lapsed Catholic. Why would I make that information known? It certainly wouldn't be to promote the perception of objectivity in my evaluation of PRIEST; one might believe that I was inclined to look favorably on a film so roundly condemned by the Catholic Church sight unseen. Such is not the case. I explain that I am a lapsed Catholic because the themes in PRIEST are extremely familiar to me, and I believe that there is a story in those themes which would make a fine film. PRIEST could have been a compelling character study which respected the complexity of modern Catholicism, but instead it is, in its own way, just as dogmatic as it accuses the Church of being.
PRIEST stars Linus Roache as Father Greg Pilkington, a Catholic priest newly assigned to a parish in working class Liverpool. A potential conflict arises when the very orthodox Father Greg learns that another parish priest, Father Matthew (Tom Wilkinson), is not only a free-thinking and free-speaking social liberal, but is also cohabitating with their housekeeper Maria (Cathy Tyson). However, it soon becomes clear that Father Greg is living a double life of his own, frequenting the city's gay nightclubs.
For much of the film, powerful acting and an intriguing character keep PRIEST on the right track. Roache, who resembles a young Gabriel Byrne, is convincing as the devoted Catholic who believes so strongly in the rules of his faith that he does nothing to prevent the abuse he knows is taking place, and denies communion to his lover Graham (an effectively subdued Robert Carlyle). At the same time, he finds himself unwilling or unable to deny his sexuality, violating both the celibacy required of his order and the Church's teachings on homosexuality. It is the kind of selective observation of Catholic dogma which is common among comtemporary Catholics, and evidence of a skewed set of priorities. Meanwhile, Father Matthew has come to terms with what he believes are the essentials of the faith, and lives a much happier life. Director Antonia Bird does a fine job of making iconography omnipresent; crucifixes appear everywhere, most brilliantly in a shot where a crucifix is placed between Father Greg and a reflection of himself, a concise visual summation of the two parts of his personality divided by the Church.
Unfortunately, what begins as a measured examination of religious hypocrisies turns into a kind of tirade. Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern apparently doesn't trust the audience to get his point from the events in Father Greg's life, so he turns the last half hour of the film into a series of sermons, philosophical discussions and exchanges of scripture passages. Not only does the film become pedantic at this point, it simply becomes dull, and crawls toward its emotional climax. The flawed but human characters whose conflicts seem real become little more than mouthpieces.
Perhaps it is most difficult to digest the message of PRIEST because it makes so little effort to treat the opposing point of view with any respect. The only priests in the film who are not alcoholics or having sex are scowling, hateful and cadaverous; there is not a single character who supports orthodoxy who is treated as anything but an ogre. Whether or not the Catholic Church is deserving of criticism is not even the point. This is an examination of doctrinal morality as Oliver Stone might have done it, too full of homilies and too lacking in an understanding that issues are usually shades of grey. There are probably Father Gregs and Father Matthews in many parishes around the world, and that is an issue deserving of attention. By sensationalizing Father Greg's story, however, the makers of PRIEST end up preaching almost exclusively to the converted.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 vows of celibacy: 5.
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Hackerrank | Solution of Diagonal Difference in Golang
Aug 30, 2018 19:05 · 1513 words · 8 minute read
In this post we will solve the question diagonal difference from hackerrank in golang. We will learn how to create and use a 2-D matrix in Golang and how to traverse over it. Let’s get started.
Problem Statement
The question can be found at this link. The problem statement states that we need to calculate the absolute difference of sum of elements of left and diagonal of a square matrix(a 2-D array whose rows and columns length are same).
Couple of things to note here is
- We need to take the size of the matrix as input
- In golang array length are fixed
- Logic to deduce if an element belongs to left, right or none of the diagonals
- Some way to calculate absolute difference
- we are solving this in golang (assuming you have either seen my previous posts or are comfortable with basics of golang. In case you need a refresher, refer to my older posts.)
Challenges
- Choose our preferred language as golang on hackerrank. The moment we do that, we get some 50-60 lines of code which are very unfamiliar to someone who is new to language.
- To solve the problem we need to know couple of things
- To declare a 2-D array
- To take inputs for the matrix
- Deduce the logic to determine if a given element belongs to left or right diagonal
- Doing the calculations required to get to our desired output
Solution
This is the template you get on hackerrank for this problem statement.
package main
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"io"
"os"
"strconv"
"strings"
)
// Complete the diagonalDifference function below.
func diagonalDifference(arr [][]int32) int32 {
}
func main() {
reader := bufio.NewReaderSize(os.Stdin, 1024 * 1024)
stdout, err := os.Create(os.Getenv("OUTPUT_PATH"))
checkError(err)
defer stdout.Close()
writer := bufio.NewWriterSize(stdout, 1024 * 1024)
nTemp, err := strconv.ParseInt(readLine(reader), 10, 64)
checkError(err)
n := int32(nTemp)
var arr [][]int32
for i := 0; i < int(n); i++ {
arrRowTemp := strings.Split(readLine(reader), " ")
var arrRow []int32
for _, arrRowItem := range arrRowTemp {
arrItemTemp, err := strconv.ParseInt(arrRowItem, 10, 64)
checkError(err)
arrItem := int32(arrItemTemp)
arrRow = append(arrRow, arrItem)
}
if len(arrRow) != int(n) {
panic("Bad input")
}
arr = append(arr, arrRow)
}
result := diagonalDifference(arr)
fmt.Fprintf(writer, "%d\n", result)
writer.Flush()
}
func readLine(reader *bufio.Reader) string {
str, _, err := reader.ReadLine()
if err == io.EOF {
return ""
}
return strings.TrimRight(string(str), "\r\n")
}
func checkError(err error) {
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
}
- First go ahead and delete everything in the pre-existing template.
- Replace it with the template that we have been following till now.
Now your code should look something like this
package main
import (
"fmt"
)
func main(){
}
First thing we need is to make sure is that we have a variable to take the matrix size as input. So let’s declare a variable and take a input.
var n int
fmt.Scan(&n)
Now comes the interesting part.
Multi Dimensional Arrays in Golang
If you remember from our previous posts, we declared an array using var a [3]int
, so you must be thinking, that is good enough, we will declare a 2-D matrix using var a [n][n]int
right? WRONG!!! If you notice in the first case, the number inside the square brackets, is a constant, it’s a number. The value of 3 won’t change, it will always be 3. But in second case, we are giving the length n
, which is a variable. In golang the length of an array needs to be fixed, a constant. It cannot be a variable.
Now you must be thinking, let’s go ahead and change var
to const
to make sure n
is a constant. That would have worked if we had assigned the value of n
while declaring it, but that is not the case. We need to take it as an input in the next line. Const
requires you to initialize your constants at the time of creation. So in simple terms we can’t make n
a constant, and we can’t use [][]
syntax here. Can we do something else? Yes, we will use make
to allocate memory for our array. Let’s see how we can do this.
...
a := make([][]int, n)
In the above code snippet, we are creating a 2-D array a
of int
type, and stating that it will hold n
number of rows. We have just allocated the memory for n
rows, we still have to specify number of columns for each row and allocate memory for it. Somehow we need to loop over the number of rows, and for each row allocate n
columns of memory. So at this point of time it is pretty clear that , we are going to loop over the rows, now can we just create another inner loop to loop over columns, take each input and do our calculations? Yes we can, and that is exactly what we are going to do.
...
lsum,rsum := 0,0
for i:=0;i<n;i++{
a[i] = make([]int,n)
for j:=0;j<n;j++{
fmt.Scan(&a[i][j])
// calculate lsum here
// calculate rsum here
}
}
Okay, here we have a bunch of code, let’s start exploring what they mean. On the first line, I am declaring and initializing two variables to store our left diagonal and right diagonal sum. Next we are looping over the number of rows and allocating memory for n
columns for each row of the matrix. Again we are using make
to allocate memory and are specifying that a[i]
will be an array of int
type of length n
. Next we are looping over the number of columns for each row. Now that we have successfully created our nested loops which would traverse over the matrix in the order that we want, we are ready to take inputs for each index. Next we are taking inputs for each index. Now we will write the logic to determine if the element belongs to left diagonal or right diagonal and add it to correct variable accordingly.
Left and Right Diagonals
Refer the picture below, and forgive me for my bad drawing, still learning how to use some of the drawing tools
The elements in green and brown are the elements that belong to left diagonal, while the element which are in yellow and brown belong to the right diagonal. Notice the indexing in the boxes, if you look the indexes for the left diagonal, both the row number and the column number are same. Here we got our first condition to determine if an element belongs to left diagonal. For the right diagonal, if you notice, the sum of the indexes are always 2
in our case, I want you to try it out for other higher order matrix, say 4*4 matrix. You’ll notice that it always equal to size - 1
of matrix. Now we got both of our conditions to determine the elements of left and right diagonal. Let’s replace the comments with original sum logic
...
if i==j {
lsum += a[i][j]
}
if i+j == n-1 {
rsum += a[i][j]
}
Now that we have our sum in place we need absolute difference of these two sums. To calculate absolute difference we need couple of things
math
package from golangAbs
function from packagemath
- The difference of
lsum
andrsum
infloat64
So we will use Abs
function from math
package to get absolute difference of lsum
and rsum
and Abs
function take float64
as argument, so we need some type casting on the original difference. Let’s look at steps. We will add these after our nested for loops
...
diff := math.Abs(float64(lsum-rsum))
fmt.Println(diff)
Very simple steps here, we taking difference of lsum and rsum, we could have done it vice-versa too, since we need absolute value, the order doesn’t matter. We are then type casting it to float64
and calling Abs
function . Then assigning the result to diff
and printing it. Now we are using a new library here math
, so we need to import it here. Change our import statement to
...
import(
"fmt"
"math"
)
...
Now that we have completed our code, the complete one should look like
package main
import (
"fmt"
"math"
)
func main(){
var n int
fmt.Scan(&n)
a := make([][]int, n)
lsum,rsum := 0,0
for i:=0;i<n;i++{
a[i] = make([]int,n)
for j:=0;j<n;j++{
fmt.Scan(&a[i][j])
if i == j {
lsum += a[i][j]
}
if i+j == n-1 {
rsum += a[i][j]
}
}
}
diff := math.Abs(float64(lsum - rsum))
fmt.Println(diff)
}
We learned a lot of good stuff in this one, and we are definitely making good progress on our hackerrank golang journey. That’s it for this one. See you in the next one.
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available on GitHub https://github.com/lesaint/damapping
DAMapping gives you back the control of bean mapping code
and helps you wire it the right way into your application
Bean Mapping code must be part of the application
We should respect basic principles
@Mapper
public class FootoBar {
public Bar convert(Foo input) {
[...]
}
}
generated interface
public interface FootoBarMapper {
Bar convert(Foo input);
}
generated implementing class
public class FootoBarMapperImpl implements FootoBarMapper {
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return new FootoBar().convert(input);
}
}
code is not representative of actual generated code as an intermediate Factory is used
and you should!
its supported, so save on GC and use it!
@Mapper
public enum FootoBar {
INSTANCE;
public Bar convert(Foo input) {
[...]
}
}
generated implementing class
public class FootoBarMapperImpl implements FootoBarMapper {
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return FootoBar.INSTANCE.convert(input);
}
}
again, an intermediate Factory is actually used
allows seamless use of mapper to transform collections
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public enum FootoBar implements Function<Foo, Bar> {
INSTANCE;
@Override
@Nullable
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[...]
}
}
generated interface
public interface FootoBarMapper extends Function<Foo, Bar> {
}
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DAMapping will generate a class implementating this interface which will delegate the mapping code implementation to the dedicated class
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<groupId>fr.javatronic.damapping</groupId>
<artifactId>annotation-processor</artifactId>
<version>0.2.3</version>
</dependency>
no public version exists yet
as long as the dependency has the default or compile scope, DAMapping annotation processor is picked up by the compiler and invoked
basicaly, a @Mapper class with at least one method annotated with @MapperFactoryMethod
@Mapper
public class FooToBar {
private final boolean enableCrazyCode;
@MapperFactoryMethod
public FooToBar(boolean enableCrazyCode) {
this.enableCrazyCode = enableCrazyCode;
}
public Bar tranform(Foo foo) {
[...]
}
}
Can be annotated with @MapperFactoryMethod:
a Mapper interface
public interface FooToBarMapper {
Bar tranform(Foo foo);
}
a MapperFactory interface
public interface FooToBarMapperFactory {
FooToBarMapper instance(boolean enableCrazyCode);
}
this is the interface to reference in your code
a MapperFactory implementation
public class FooTorBaMapperFactoryImpl implements FooToBarFactory {
@Override public FooToBarMapper instance(boolean enableCrazyCode) {
return new FooToBarMapperImpl(new FooToBar(enableCrazyCode));
}
private static class FooToBarMapperImpl implements FooToBarMapper {
private final FooToBar instance;
public FooToBarMapperImpl(FooToBar instance) {
this.instance = instance;
}
@Override Bar tranform(Foo foo) { return instance.tranform(foo); }
}
}
Example: one-to-one mapping from Beans to DTOs
mapping Room to RoomDto is a basic mapper
public class RoomToRoomDto {
[...]
}
dedicated class should use Mapper interface as any other type
public class FloorToFloorDto {
private RoomToRoomDtoMapper roomMapper = new RoomToRoomDtoMapperImpl();
[...]
}
public class HotelToHotelDto {
private FloorToFloorDtoMapper floorMapper = new FloorToFloorDtoMapperImpl();
[...]
}
By default, DAMapping will do all the wiring by itself
But it can be integrated with DI frameworks because they do wiring at a larger scale
support is currently limited Spring DI @Component
add @Component next to @Mapper
@Mapper
@Component
public class FootoBar {
public Bar convert(Foo input) {
[...]
}
}
Interface implementation is a @Component
@Component
public class FootoBarMapperImpl implements FootoBarMapper {
@Resource
private FooToBar instance;
public Bar convert(Foo input) {
return instance.convert(input);
}
}
add the @Mapper class's package to package-scan
get injected
@Component
public class SomeClass {
@Resource
private FooToBarMapper fooToBarMapper;
}


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Good morning, everyone! I am pleased to announce the latest release of the community fork, Lean 3.6.0!
There is an associated PR to mathlib, #2064, but unfortunately it's not finished yet and I have some higher priority stuff to do right now.
Patrick already has a suggestion for lean-3.6.1
Yes, I know that there are outstanding feature requests. This is not the last release. Please keep the PRs coming.
My suggestion is not a feature request, it's a bug fix.
Ah, I missed https://github.com/leanprover-community/lean/issues/126. If somebody PRs a fix, then we can release 3.6.1 if this is a big issue.
It should be fixed now in 3.6.1. Thanks @Markus Himmel for the PR! Please complain if the PR didn't actually fix the issue.
I merged master
into lean36
, and built it.
real_inner_product
fails to find some class instance; everything else builds fine.
I spent some time trying to sort that out. It times out looking for add_comm_monoid alpha
. I don't know why it's even looking for that instance.
Definition compiles if I make it take [add_comm_group]
as an argument.
I guess something has changed in the class instance resolution procedure between 3.5.1 and 3.6.0
(after fixing a couple of simp
s) now normed_space
instance fails
BTW, abel
doesn't work with (a - b) - (a - c) = c - b
in Lean 3.6.0.
And this leads to more build failures in real_inner_product
.
I've just merged master and updated to 3.6.1. I'll look into the real_inner_product
and abel
issues.
Okay, I've stumbled into an ugly type-class instance cycle when synthesizing an instance for decidable (a ≤ b)
:
#print has_le.le.decidable #print decidable_linear_ordered_comm_group.to_decidable_linear_order #print decidable_linear_ordered_comm_ring.to_decidable_linear_ordered_comm_group #print linear_nonneg_ring.to_decidable_linear_ordered_comm_ring
Opinions on which instance to remove? I'll try removing linear_nonneg_ring.to_decidable_linear_ordered_comm_ring
for now. Is there anything that actually uses linear_nonneg_ring
?
It's not really a cycle, right? We start with decidable (a ≤ b)
and end with decidable (nonneg x)
.
If any of them should be removed, definitely the last one.
I think nonneg
reduces to \le
in this case. But maybe I got that wrong.
The real_inner_product.lean
file is now fixed. Behold the horrible hack: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/pull/2064/commits/38d32c8b8aad86701d0018daf7a8a1d22759cc65
I have no idea why these type class issues pop up now.
At least for me, abel
works just fine on -
.
That's it for today.
Oh, nonneg
is a field of a structure, so yes, in some cases it can be defined to be fun x, 0 <= x
. I agree that we should remove the instance attribute from linear_nonneg_ring.to_decidable_linear_ordered_comm_ring
.
I think that nonneg_ring
and friends should be removed from the typeclass instance search entirely. That was an experimental smart constructor for building an ordered group or ring from a "nonneg" class, but the structure
is only to make the smart constructor more palatable, so it need not participate in the typeclass hierarchy
I don't have enough time to read Zulip those days and I'm pretty confused. I see a lot of difficulties and I don't understand how they relate to Lean 3.6.0. Maybe they don't. Was there some change in the simplfier or type class search in Lean 3.6.0?
I don't think it's clear why all of these problems come out now. Most of them are also on master, see https://github.com/leanprover-community/lean/issues/137 and #2084. My best guess is that removing decidable_eq
from field
has slightly changed type class resolution in some places (or made it slightly slower), and stuff that was barely working before is now completely broken.
Ok, so I'm not the only one to be confused.
Major kudos to @Gabriel Ebner !
The bump PR now builds!
I guess we should merge this sooner rather than later.
Thanks to @Anne Baanen, @Rob Lewis, @Yury G. Kudryashov, and @Scott Morrison how did lots of the work.
Is someone on top of updating CI so that lean-3.6.1
always has oleans?
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It is February 17th, the day after my experience, and I hardly know where to start. First off, I had taken 18mgs of 2C-E (have prior experience with 6mgs, 12mgs, and 16mgs), and my best friend J took 16mgs with me. It was close to 5:00PM when we ingested the 2C-E.
His girlfriend was leaving his house at the time, and we were on our way to his dock, as he lives right by a small, beautiful lake. We sat there listening to Tool’s album “Lateralus” while the 2C-E was starting to onset. At his dock there was a sheet of ice across the lake. I watched as the clouds started moving in odd patterns, and the world around me started to change after just thirty minutes. It was on the light side, but it was enough to tell that I was in for something that night. Something intense enough to change me and J’s lives forever. We had been waiting for this experience for quite some time after we had an experience at the same place a while back. I had written a trip report for that one entitled “Energy Producing Visions.”
Anyhow, we both felt the immersive power of 2C-E coming on while the Tool album was nearing its end. It was then that we decided to embark on our journey into the woods. The sun had been setting the entire time after we had taken the chemical, and it was just about fully set when we started into the woods. We crossed a creek, and it seemed as though the whole world around me was made of liquid. The leaves lined along the path created a mesh, and the trees loomed, twisted, and swirled into a dark nightmare style image. The perception of reality was as if we were in someone’s distorted artwork or painting.
We then began talking about the whole concept we had created about 2C-E; the stages of the experience. I will explain this in my conclusion.
It had been an hour and a half to two hours at this point, and we were almost fully in. At this point, talking wasn’t even necessary. We just “understood.” We looked at each other as if we were both about to break into tears at the fear and beauty of all that was encompassing us. Some moments while we were looking at the sky, reality was bent to the point that I didn’t even recognize Earth as our home. The stars shined in vibrant, rainbow colors, and the moon seemed to melt into a drop of blood. The clouds seemed to be rolling in as if a “storm” was coming. The blood stained the sky, and I felt a sense of impending doom. The patterns took over to the point that I was actually walking in them. It was as if we were enveloped in a dream. It was an enchanted forest. I saw images of majestic creatures such as unicorns, and J actually saw a gnome-like creature run across the path where we were walking.
Looking from a view in the woods, up on the hill to our right, there was a barrage of pine trees in the distance. It almost looked like a cave. I wanted to walk up to them and just sit there, but I knew if I did, I would have never left. J mentioned the “web” and the giant spiders from our last trip, and we both found ourselves trapped in the “spider’s lair.” We were right around the hill where we were looking up at the pines thinking about that whole thing that happened last time. It was wild. It gave me a sense that I was “deeper in” this time. Was I loosing my mind? “What am I doing to myself?” I thought. I was to the point that I could no longer distinguish fantasy from reality. I started to believe my own delusions, and that scared me.
I started staring at the beauty of nature surrounding us. I experienced what Morninggloryseed had said about 2C-E. I watched as the whole world was torn apart into a smear and repainted before my eyes. The visuals were like complex pieces to a puzzle. This puzzle was a symbol of my sanity at this point, and it was fading.
Next, we both stopped dead in our tracks as J mentioned the fact that there was a bear standing on its hind legs staring at us. We stared right back, started walking towards it. It wasn’t real. We also saw the shadow of a man out in the woods. At that point, I began to wonder what would happen if we actually ran into someone out there. Thoughts of murder and death began to overwhelm me.
Shortly after, we made it out of the woods and into the campgrounds. We almost tiptoed past a house, as we aren’t allowed in the campgrounds at this time of year. Walking through there was amazing. The lights were phasing and morphing in ways I have never seen. I heard geese in the sky, and I stopped to admire the beauty of nature. J asked what I was doing, and I told him to listen to the geese. He said that there were no geese.
When we got back to the car, the 2C-E peaked as we smoked some Cannabis. At times, it was fully as intense as a 5-MeO-DMT experience. I lost all connection with reality at this point. I had never felt ego loss this intense with any Phenethylamine. My body went completely numb, and I felt as though I was the only matter in existence. Everything became black and white at the same time, and the ground was not there. My heart raced as I became rushed with a sense of fear. I heard that Tool album playing, and I had to walk away from J and the car. I paced as I visually experienced both the death of my ego and spiritual self as well as the fading away of my own body. I was in hyperspace. Getting any sort of grip on reality was impossible, so I just let everything come to me.
I walked back to the car, and we started listening to some other music. We listened to alot of instrumental stuff by Soulfly, Enigma, Dark Tranquillity, some stuff from King Crimson, and “Nights in White Satin” by The Moody Blues. We were trying to find my marble pipe, as J had lost it. We wanted to smoke some more, and so we did. ..At least I thought we did. Because we wanted to smoke, our subconscious minds created the image in our head, and we actually believed that we did. Minutes later we found my pipe on the ground with the herb still in it. Me and J looked at each other and couldn’t believe what was happening. I could see the fear in his eyes, and I’m sure he could see the fear in mine. We had truly lost ourselves.
Next, we actually did smoke the herb. Minutes later, we looked at the pipe and the herb wasn’t there.. We had forgotten that we smoked it! We were in the midst of a mystical experience with the music, and I had to exit the car again. Once again I became overwhelmed by the sheer intensity of the ego loss.  Later on after mentioning it to J, he looked at me with awe, and said he was intentionally creating those places in his mind.
After this, me and J watched as an entity came to us in a mist circling the car. J was paying attention to it more than I was, but the fog had built onto the windows. We stared as it came to us, marking the windows with symbols that did not disappear when the vision did. They were really there. Again, I could not distinguish fantasy from reality.
I remembered earlier when I had been seeing ghost-like images, and me and J heard a scream from the woods. J also saw a girl brutally murdered and some other death centered images on a bridge crossing the creek from the lake while we were walking through the campgrounds.
We spent the rest of the night trying to “figure out” what had happened. We went back to his house, and no one was there. This was an odd thing, as J lives with his parents and his sister who are normally there at night. We decided to make tea. His parents did come back soon after, and we were still really out there in our minds. We kept laughing at stuff, but his parents knew we were messed up, so it really didn’t matter. I was trying not to make eye contact with anyone, especially his sister who was standing up against the fireplace and later was banging stuff around near the bathroom. I don’t even know if half of the stuff was really going on. J was talking about his Dad, and how he was with hallucinogenics in the 60’s and 70’s. His Dad told us that we were going to end up afraid of our own curtains, never leaving the house.
Despite the chaos, an interesting thing about 2C-E is the empathy and connection that fills the end of an experience. I was really “feeling” the bond and closeness that J’s family has together. It is oddly different from everything I’ve ever known or seen in my other friend’s families. I ended up mentioning it to J that night, and he seemed to understand what I was talking about. Anyhow, we spent the last part of the night eating at King’s (a restaurant open 24 hours).
In conclusion, 2C-E is an extraordinary psychedelic that far surpasses many others in its clarity, mental/visual effects, and general intensity. Even LSD can barely compete with the vividness of its visual effects. It seems to be a very serious psychedelic that requires a certain type of mind to actually enjoy it. The work involved in getting yourself through the trip is exhausting and the intensity can be frightening at times, though as Shulgin said, it is a difficult but worthwhile material, and that there is something in it that will reward the user.
I also wanted to mention the whole concept me and J built about the effects of 2C-E.
First, you have the “Euphoric Stimulation” phase. This phase begins at around 15-20 minutes after ingesting the 2C-E. It is filled with the feelings of depth, wideness, and vividness. The whole world around us begins to change in a dark way. You start to feel a “rolling” in your stomach, and a euphoric feeling throughout your body. However, euphoria is not a typical effect of 2C-E. Most people wouldn’t consider what I am speaking of euphoric, though I do in a mental sense.
Second is “The Calm Before the Storm.” The trip takes on a full visual effect, body feeling, and a general sense of “tripping.” However, the user normally feels an odd feeling of calm.  This normally occurs at an hour to an hour and a half following ingestion.
Third is obviously “The Storm.” This is where everything becomes unexplainable. You are hit with unimaginable intensity. An intensity that can match that of a 5-MeO-DMT flash at higher doses. The visuals that encircle you can turn into full fledged visuals and fantasy scenarios that are difficult to distinguish from reality. There is not much communication with your fellow trippers at this phase, as conversation is “not needed.” You just “understand” each other and everything that is going on around you. There is a unique auditory effect where you “hear” everything as well. This is considered the “peak” effect, and it happens at about the two hour mark to maybe 15 minutes after.
Fourth and last is the “Divine Introspection” phase. This phase comes following the most intense part of the experience. The drug “lets go” of your mind, and you are allowed to think for yourself again, and everything stops moving quite as much. The pieces of the puzzle seem to be fitting together again, and you are left in awe. However, this awe is extremely social in character. The conversation between you and the people you are with are alive and centered around personal issues concerning yourselves, the trip, society, and pretty much everything in depth you could possibly think about. It is the perfect end to an experience like that. In my experience, the emergence of this phase depends on the dosage, as higher doses of 2C-E tend to last longer than lower doses. In general it can occur 5-8 hours after ingesting 2C-E.
Overall, 2C-E is one of my four favorite semi-synthetic psychedelics. The others are 4-HO-MiPT (Miprocin), LSD, and MDA.
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