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In bower_components folder, you can see the list of components that used in our templete.
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| autosize | Autosize is a small, stand-alone script to automatically adjust textarea height to fit text. |
| blueimp-canvas-to-blob | Canvas to Blob is a polyfill for the standard JavaScript canvas.toBlob method. It can be used to create Blob objects from an HTML canvas element. |
| blueimp-load-image | JavaScript Load Image is a library to load images provided as File or Blob objects or via URL. It returns an optionally scaled and/or cropped HTML img or canvas element. It also provides a method to parse image meta data to extract Exif tags and thumbnails and to restore the complete image header after resizing. |
| bootstrap | The most popular front-end framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web. |
| bootstrap-colorpicker | Fancy and customizable colorpicker plugin for Twitter Bootstrap. |
| bootstrap-datepicker | A datepicker for Bootstrap forked from Stefan Petre's (of eyecon.ro), improvements by eternicode. |
| bootstrap-daterangepicker | Date range picker component for Bootstrap. |
| bootstrap-timepicker | Easily select a time for a text input using your mouse or keyboards arrow keys. |
| bootstrap-touchspin | A mobile and touch friendly input spinner component for Bootstrap 3. |
| c3 | D3-based reusable chart library |
| chart.js | Simple HTML5 charts using the canvas element. |
| d3 | D3.js is a JavaScript library for manipulating documents based on data. D3 helps you bring data to life using HTML, SVG, and CSS. |
| dropzone | DropzoneJS is an open source library that provides drag’n’drop file uploads with image previews. |
| Flot | Flot is a pure JavaScript plotting library for jQuery, with a focus on simple usage, attractive looks and interactive features. |
| fontawesome | The iconic font and CSS toolkit |
| fullcalendar | A JavaScript event calendar. Customizable and open source. |
| Gallery | blueimp Gallery is a touch-enabled, responsive and customizable image and video gallery, carousel and lightbox, optimized for both mobile and desktop web browsers. It features swipe, mouse and keyboard navigation, transition effects, slideshow functionality, fullscreen support and on-demand content loading and can be extended to display additional content types. |
| highcharts | JavaScript charting framework |
| highlightjs | Syntax highlighting for the Web |
| ion-rangeslider | Cool, comfortable and easily customizable range slider with many options and skin support |
| jasny-bootstrap | Additional features and components for Bootstrap |
| jquery | jQuery is a fast, small, and feature-rich JavaScript library. |
| jquery-knob | Nice, downward compatible, touchable, jQuery dial |
| jquery-ui | A curated set of user interface interactions, effects, widgets, and themes built on top of the jQuery JavaScript Library. |
| jquery-validation | jQuery Validation Plugin. Client-side form validation made easy. |
| jquery.nicescroll | nicescroll plugin for jquery - scrollbars like iphone/ipad. |
| jquery.steps | An all-in-one wizard plugin that is extremely flexible, compact and feature-rich. |
| jquery.tagsinput | Magically convert a simple text input into a cool tag list with this jQuery plugin. |
| moment | Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates in JavaScript. |
| morris.js | Pretty time-series line graphs. |
| Nestable | Drag & drop hierarchical list with mouse and touch compatibility (jQuery plugin). |
| nvd3 | A reusable charting library written in d3.js |
| raphael | JavaScript Vector Library. |
| rickshaw | JavaScript toolkit for creating interactive real-time graphs. |
| select2 | Select2 is a jQuery based replacement for select boxes. It supports searching, remote data sets, and infinite scrolling of results. |
| store-js | localStorage wrapper for all browsers without using cookies or flash. Uses localStorage, globalStorage, and userData behavior under the hood |
| summernote | Super simple WYSIWYG editor. |
| switchery | Create iOS 7 styled switches from default input checkboxes |
| toastr | Simple javascript toast notifications |
| transitionize | Create CSS3 transitions dynamically |


CRASH A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
CRASH is an extremely well made but utterly preposterous show. It is so far out that it is off of any scale you can imagine. Suffice it to say that it pushes the limits of its NC-17 rating. All of this notwithstanding, the film is a taut thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
The day before the press screening of CRASH, I saw a screening of a film, KISSED, about necrophilia. KISSED seems like REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM in comparison with CRASH.
CRASH's Canadian director, David Cronenberg, has a taste for films on the edge. Some of them have been critical and financial successes. Perhaps his most widely acclaimed film was THE FLY, but I am also a fan of THE DEAD ZONE and DEAD RINGERS. Cronenberg's last film was the controversial M. BUTTERFLY.
 Well, CRASH's script was adapted by Cronenberg from a semi- autobiographical novel by J. G. Ballard. Although you may know Ballard from another semi-autobiographical novel of his, EMPIRE OF THE SUN, his background is more in the science fiction realm.
The press kit is a treasure trove of information on the author. Ballard says that, "'Crash' is an autobiographical novel in the sense that it is about my inner life, my imaginative life." More telling is the quote from a reader employed by his publisher, who, upon reading "Crash," declared that, "This author is beyond psychiatric help. Do Not Publish!"
Have you ever thought of car crashes as a mating dance for Homo sapiens? Well, Ballard did and that's only part of his amoral, sexual fantasies in the film.
James Spader, recreating a character with the same coldness as Graham in SEX, LIES, AND VIDEOTAPE, plays James Ballard. Ballard in the film is a sometime film producer. Most of the film he is either engaged in sex or car crashes or both. He and his wife Catherine (Deborah Unger) make love in ways and in places you've probably never thought of before. (The film does not discriminate. People young and old, rich and poor, clean and dirty, male and female -- all have sex with each other in various combinations.) Unger is perfectly cast in the role. Her vacant eyes had me convinced that she was dead more than once during the film.
James has an accident early in the film when his car crashes head on into another car. The dead driver of the other car is thrown into the front seat with James. He exchanges stares with the passenger in the other car, Dr. Helen Remington (Holly Hunter). After James and Helen get out of the hospital, they find that car crashes are the ultimate sexual turn-on for them. Second would be bodily disfiguration caused by crashes.
The car crashes and the sex scenes are quite graphic and realistic. Cronenberg delights in gratuitous violence. And yet, the filmmaking is intriguing despite its repugnant aspects. Still, if you or a close friend has ever been hurt in a car crash, I would avoid this film like the plague since it will undoubtedly rekindle bad memories. Those of us fortunate enough not to be in that position can perhaps look upon the film a bit more dispassionately. (When I entered the parking garage before the picture I was almost hit from behind, and when I left, I was almost hit in the front. I am not making this up as Dave Barry would say.)
Just when you think you've met the weirdest group of characters imaginable, stranger people still come on the scene. Easily the most deviant character of the lot is a fellow known as Vaughan (Elias Koteas). His specialty is recreating the great car crashes of history. As he and two of his friends reenact the James Dean crash, one wonders who will survive. In the viewing stands, even James and Helen are surprised by Vaughan's antics until, of course, they get turned on by them. Vaughan is something of a philosopher. He tells us that, "The car crash is a fertilizing rather than a destructive event."
Perhaps the whole show can be summed up in the scene where the whole crowd of car crash worshipers huddle around their television. Looking like Super Bowl Sunday, these viewers are glued to the screen, watching tapes of car crashes even if the narration is in German. When the VCR freezes during Helen's favorite crash, she acts like an addict getting the shakes from trying to kick the habit. (Also in their clique is Rosanna Arquette playing a woman named Gabrielle whose legs are bound in metal casts from her accident.)
The cinematography by Peter Suschitzky is alternatively beautiful and gory -- blending shadows, headlights, chrome, sex, and gashing wounds. The sets by Carol Spier are gritty and almost clinically realistic. The oppressive music by Howard Shore bristles with tension from the twangy guitar strings. The music could be administered to prisoners of war in an attempt to crack them.
When the half dozen critics left the press screening, each of us found ourselves saying to the other, "Drive carefully."
CRASH runs 1:40.  This show is not appropriate for kids of any age. As a thriller and a piece of filmmaking, CRASH is quite impressive, but I could never bring myself to recommend this exploitive film. I give it **.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: March 17, 1997
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| DOSE: |
200 mg |
oral |
DiPT |
(powder / crystals) |
Without any exaggeration at all...this was BY FAR the best drug experience of my life. It could blow away a 1 mg acid trip. It seems after you hit a certain dosage level, the DiPT trip is *completely* different than what is usually reported, and I have tried almost every research chem and illegal drug I can think of. Oddly enough, I found that the visuals were 10x as good as 2C-T-7, acid, shrooms, AMT, and any high-dose combination of drugs I have tried. The only thing I havn't tried that could possibly be better (visually) is DMT.
My hearing was broken down to a point where I *could not* recognize music, and I could not understand anyone talking making it impossible to participate in conversation (the only annoying part). It was like walking around in a movie. My girlfriend played some mozart and I could not recognize it as classical music! The music was broken down into 'moments' - there was no flow. I could hear people talking only if I concentrated extremely hard and made them repeat themselves a couple times.
No one ever talks about the visual aspect of DiPT and before this 200mg trip, I thought they were 'decent', if that. The visuals were very comparable to DPT except 2x as good. There were lots of 'feelings' that reminded me of acid - like the profoundness, rapid thoughts yet blanked out state of mind.
After tripping inside for several hours, I stepped outside and looked at the sky in awe for 5 minutes...the clouds were turning into balls of fire that resembled meteors and they started falling from the sky. It was the end of a most incredible night.
Most of my previous trips on DiPT have lasted around 6 hours. This trip lasted 12 hours.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


It generates summary statistics on the input dataset using different descriptive univariate statistical measures on entire data or at a group level. Though there are other packages which does similar job but each of these are deficient in one form or other, in the measures generated, in treating numeric, character and date variables alike, no functionality to view these measures on a group level or the way the output is represented. Given the foremost role of the descriptive statistics in any of the exploratory data analysis or solution development, there is a need for a more constructive, structured and refined version over these packages. This is the idea behind the package and it brings together all the required descriptive measures to give an initial understanding of the data quality, distribution in a faster,easier and elaborative way.The function brings an additional capability to be able to generate these statistical measures on the entire dataset or at a group level. It calculates measures of central tendency (mean, median), distribution (count, proportion), dispersion (min, max, quantile, standard deviation, variance) and shape (skewness, kurtosis). Addition to these measures, it provides information on the data type, count on no. of rows, unique entries and percentage of missing entries. More importantly the measures are generated based on the data types as required by them,rather than applying numerical measures on character and data variables and vice versa. Output as a dataframe object gives a very neat representation, which often is useful when working with a large number of columns. It can easily be exported as csv and analyzed further or presented as a summary report for the data.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Imports: | datasets, zoo, moments |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2018-10-12 |
| Author: | Harish Kumar |
| Maintainer: | Harish Kumar <kadamatiharish at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | descstatsr results |
| Reference manual: | descstatsr.pdf |
| Package source: | descstatsr_0.1.0.tar.gz |
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def Sync(&block)
Run the given block of code synchronously, but within a reactor if not already in one.
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def Async(*arguments, **options, &block)
Run the given block of code in a task, asynchronously, creating a reactor if necessary.
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An asynchronous, cooperatively scheduled event reactor.
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def self.run(*arguments, **options, &block)
The preferred method to invoke asynchronous behavior at the top level.
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def async(*arguments, **options, &block)
Start an asynchronous task within the specified reactor. The task will be
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def interrupt
Interrupt the reactor at the earliest convenience. Can be called from a different thread safely.
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def << fiber
Schedule a fiber (or equivalent object) to be resumed on the next loop through the reactor.
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def yield(fiber = Fiber.current)
Yield the current fiber and resume it on the next iteration of the event loop.
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def run_once(timeout = nil)
Run one iteration of the event loop.
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def close
Stop each of the children tasks and close the selector.
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def closed?
Check if the selector has been closed.
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def sleep(duration)
Put the calling fiber to sleep for a given ammount of time.
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def with_timeout(timeout, exception = TimeoutError)
Invoke the block, but after the specified timeout, raise
class Async::TimeoutError
in any currenly blocking operation. If the block runs to completion before the timeout occurs or there are no non-blocking operations after the timeout expires, the code will complete without any exception.
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A synchronization primative, which allows fibers to wait until a particular condition is triggered. Signalling the condition directly resumes the waiting fibers and thus blocks the caller.
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Queue up the current fiber and wait on yielding the task.
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Is any fiber waiting on this notification?
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Signal to a given task that it should resume operations.
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A synchronization primitive, which allows fibers to wait until a notification is received. Does not block the task which signals the notification. Waiting tasks are resumed on next iteration of the reactor.
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Signal to a given task that it should resume operations.
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A barrier is used to synchronize multiple tasks, waiting for them all to complete before continuing.
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All tasks which have been invoked into the barrier.
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Get the current elapsed monotonic time.
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Measure the execution of a block of code.
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A semaphore is used to control access to a common resource in a concurrent system. A useful way to think of a semaphore as used in the real-world systems is as a record of how many units of a particular resource are available, coupled with operations to adjust that record safely (i.e. to avoid race conditions) as units are required or become free, and, if necessary, wait until a unit of the resource becomes available.
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The current number of tasks that have acquired the semaphore.
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The maximum number of tasks that can acquire the semaphore.
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The tasks waiting on this semaphore.
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Is the semaphore currently acquired?
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Whether trying to acquire this semaphore would block.
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Run an async task. Will wait until the semaphore is ready until spawning and running the task.
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Does this node have (direct) transient children?
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Whether there are children?
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Is this node transient?
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Change the parent of this node.
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Whether the node can be consumed safely. By default, checks if the
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Traverse the tree.
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Create a new task.
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Begin the execution of the task.
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Retrieve the current result of the task. Will cause the caller to wait until result is available.
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Lookup the
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Check if there is a task defined for the current fiber.
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Check if the task is running.
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def finished?
Whether we can remove this node from the reactor graph.
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def fail!(exception = nil, propagate = true)
This is a very tricky aspect of tasks to get right. I've modelled it after
Thread
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Finish the current task, and all bound bound IO objects.
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Set the current fiber's
:async_task
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The monitor for this wrapper, if any.
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Bind this wrapper to a different reactor. Assign nil to convert to an unbound wrapper (can be used from any reactor/task but with slightly increased overhead.)
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Wait for the io to become readable.
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Wait for the io to become writable.
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Wait fo the io to become either readable or writable.
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Close the io and monitor.
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What an abomination.
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def self.run(*arguments, &block)
Invoke
Reactor.run
with all arguments/block.
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jQuery is a library , or set of helpful add-ons, to the JavaScript programming language. It makes things like HTML document traversal and manipulation, event handling, animation, and Ajax much simpler with an easy-to-use API that works across a multitude of browsers. With a combination of versatility and extensibility, jQuery has changed the way that millions of people write JavaScript.
☕ Fadeout element #noteready when the pade
is load
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#notready').fadeOut(1000);
});
☕ Get the button element with the class
'continue' and change text to 'Next Step...'
$('button.continue').html("Next Step...")
☕ Show the #banner-message element that is
hidden with display:none in its CSS when any
button in #button-container is clicked.
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#button-container button').on("click",
function(evt) {
$('#banner-message').show();
}); //click event
}); //document ready event
☕ Call a local script on the server
/api/getWeather with the query parameter
zipcode=97201 and replace the element
#weather-temp's html with the returned text.
$.ajax({
api: "api/getWeather",
data: {
zipcode:97201
},
}).done(function(response){
$('#weather-temp').html(response);
}).fail(function(response){
console.log(response + "Error")
});
Using jQuery
CDNs can offer a performance benefit by hosting jQuery on servers spread across the globe. This also offers an advantage that if the visitor to your webpage has already downloaded a copy of jQuery from the same CDN, it won't have to be re-downloaded.
script src="//code.jquery.com/
jquery-1.11.3.min.js"
☕ Using separate jquery sheet
script type='text/javascript' src='script.js'
Let’s look at a slightly more advanced animation. Make the img can go down the browser about 100px in 1000 milliseconds.
jQuery sets the scope of the callback function to the element which is the subject of the callback. For example, when we want to handle a mouse click event for an element we bind a handler function to the event like so:
$('#myButton').bind('click', function() {
alert(this.id == 'myButton');
});
☕ 'this' is the DOM element triggered the event
Just open the chrome console and type 'this', this will refer 'window' object


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我是一个非常喜欢做手工的人，之前也送给长老一下自己做的小挂件钥匙扣之类的东西。这点让长老非常不解：为何要折腾？把专业的事让专业的人做，享受消费的乐趣，不是更好？
I am very fond of making things and I’ve sent several small things to my friend, such as key chain. This makes him fell very puzzled: why bother? Wouldn’t it be better to let professional people do the professional thing and enjoy the fun of consumption?
哼，你不懂我们乐趣！！
Emmmm, you don’t know our fun!!!
几个月前看到微博“做个东西”的博主（应该和“日食记”是一个工作室的），放出流沙画的教程，非常喜欢。买来材料包，今天动手做了一个。
A few months ago, I saw the blogger “make something” (should be a studio with “solar eclipse”), who released a course of quicksand painting. I like it very much. and then bought the material bag. Today I prepare to do it.
所需材料：防腐剂、增稠剂、洗洁精、氧化铝、黑金沙、彩砂、锉刀、画框、亚克力浇水、亚克力条、亚克力板、美工刀、针筒、水
Materials: preservative, thickener, detergent, alumina, black sand, color sand, file, picture frame, acrylic water, acrylic sheet, acrylic board, art knife, needle tube, water (the translation of materials are not so accurate).
然后就是按照教程操作，有兴趣的同学可以上微博去看。
If you’re interested about it, you can go to the blog and follow the steps.
最后做出来的成品是这样的
Here it is.
有几点小诀窍：
1、亚克力条一定要刚和亚克力板密合，不要超出，不然会塞不进木框里面；
2、多放白色沙子，少放黑色的，不然画面会变的很清奇；
3、注入液体的时候，要计算沙子浸湿的程度；
4、建议买小号的注射器，一般材料包里配送的太大了，非常难操作；
5、操作胶水的时候一定要很小心，一不小心就会像我这样，手指伤痕累累中，泪目；
6、洗洁精放的量，要保证可以摇得出泡沫；
7、最后一条也是最重要的一条，把你宝贝的电脑和手机拿的远一点！！！默默流泪去处理mac上的胶水了…
There are a few tips:
The acrylic sheet must be close to the acrylic sheet and not exceed it, otherwise it will not fit into the wooden frame;
Put more white sand, less black, otherwise the picture will be very strange;
When injecting liquid, calculate the degree of sand wetting;
It is recommended to buy a small syringe, which is too large to be delivered in the general material package.
Be careful when you operate the glue. If you are not careful, you will be like me.
The amount of liquid detergent should be guaranteed to shake the foam;
The last and most important thing is that keep your precious computer and mobile phone far away from your desk!!! Otherwise, you’ll like….I have to deal with the glue which stick on my Mac….emmmm…
胆大心细，你也可以做出来的。祝你好运～
You can do it, too. Good luck to you.
如果您觉得不错，请给我点个赞或给我留言吧，谢谢～
If you feel the article is good，plz upvote me or leave ur comment. THX～
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Windows Tips
Setting Up A New Machine
Software
- Notepad++
For .config syntax highlighting: Settings - Styler Configurator - pick xml - add "User ext" - WinMerge
- IrfanView
- Firefox extensions:
- Adblock Plus or uBlock Origin
- WebDeveloper
- Used to use New Tab Homepage, but doesn't work with FF 57+
- Used to use Dafizilla-viewsource With but disabled for FF 57. Instead:
- about:config
- search for view_source
- change view_source.editor.external to true (just double click)
- change view_source.editor.path to C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++.exe (no quotes)
- Filezilla. To sync, Site Manager/File has import/export.
- SysInternals tools (esp Prcoess Explorer)
- LessMsi - tool for looking into msi installers
- Windows XP/7: Windows Live Essentials (offline installer)
Settings
- PATH Environment Variable: required for .net csc.
1.1 ;%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322;C:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\SDK\v1.1\Bin; 2.0 ;%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727;C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bin; 3.5 %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5 4.0 %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319
Gacutil and the .Net Framework SDK tools are in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Bin - WindowsXP properties/security tab isn't there by default-
Tools/Folder Options/View tab; deselect "Use simple file sharing" - XP search doesn't search .cs/ .js etc- registry hack
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ContentIndex] "FilterFilesWithUnknownExtensions"=dword:00000001
- Vista/7:
- Vista run msi as administrator context menu (third setting stops Vista changing folder templates):
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Msi.Package\shell\RunAs] @="Install As Admin" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Msi.Package\shell\RunAs\command] @="msiexec /i \"%1\"" [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\Bags\AllFolders\Shell] "FolderType"="NotSpecified"
- If installed SP1, C:\WINDOWS\system32\VSP1CLN.exe to recover disc space. For sp2, run Compcln.exe
- Vista run msi as administrator context menu (third setting stops Vista changing folder templates):
- Turn off CAPSLOCK
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Keyboard Layout] "Scancode Map"=hex:00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,02,00,00,00,2a,00,3a,00,00,00,00,00
Development machine- Visual Studio
- Visual Studio latest + SPs + extensions/addins.
- Vista/7/8: go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE and right-click devenv.exe. In compatibility tab, set to run as administrator
- Vista/7/8: install IIS7 + IIS - Web Management - IIS6 Compatibility- IIS Metabase and IIS 6 configuration + IIS - WWW Services - ASP.Net + IIS - Security - Windows Authentication. See KB for SQL Server
General options
- Tools/Options/ TextEditor/ All Languages - Wordwrap and line numbers.
- In a web project File/Browse With - Add Firefox and make default.
- Add GhostDoc, Resharper
Check publisher's certificate revocation(or put this entry in C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts: <IP_ADDRESS> crl.microsoft.com)
- PreVista: download/install IIS 6 resource kit and run SelfSSL (selfssl /T for default localhost website)
- Vista/IIS7: all in IIS manager - Scottgu
Development machine- Node + Grunt
- Install Node.js either with installer or via chocolately
cinst nodejs.install
- Corporate Proxy
- In project root (project-based) or user root %USERPROFILE% (user-based), create a file ".npmrc" (in Windows explorer, name it ".npmrc." and the last dot will disappear)
- In .npmrc add the lines
proxy = http://domain\username:password@proxy.x:8080
https-proxy = http://domain\username:password@proxy.x:8080 - The command line version is npm config set proxy http://domain\username:password@proxy.x:8080
- Node includes an older version of npm. Update (as Administrator)
npm install npm@latest -g
- Install grunt:
npm install -g grunt-cli
- To set up a project, create package.json then run
npm install
- To run grunt,
grunt
- To set up a project, create package.json then run
Git and Proxies
git.config for external (eg github) and internal. Set the proxy to empty.
[http] proxy = http://proxy.corporate:80 [http "https://internal-git"] proxy = sslVerify = false
Show what's set: git config --get-urlmatch http https://internal-git
Environmental variables always override the git.config. NB: https_proxy must have http url (not https).
http_proxy=http://username:password@server.domain:port https_proxy=http://username:password@server.domain:port no_proxy=https://internal-git
Home machine
- ultimate Windows boot cd (and the non-Windows original)
- XP-Win7: Mount iso images as drives
- Win 8 Shutdown tile: Create a shortcut to
Shutdown.exe -s -t 00
(shutdown in 0 seconds) on desktop, customize the icon, then right-click-Pin To Start.
And see the Scott Hanselman tools list
Misc.
VB6
Unfortunately still around :(
- Visual Studio add-ins: MZTools.
Also TurboVBLite add in (official) older version (incl more code maintenance, a little buggy with ' but nice) - Mousewheel doesn't work fix (KB with download)
- Project Analyzer - fxcop for vb6. Not free.
- VB6/ASP3 debugging problems (ms kb)
- _Register.bat:
For %%f in (*.dll) do regsvr32 /s %%f
.
For context-menu Register item, save and merge this reg file (use HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT for whole machine):REGEDIT4 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\dllfile\shell\Register\command] @="regsvr32.exe %1" [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\dllfile\Shell\Unregister\command] @="regsvr32.exe /u %1" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Folder\shell\Cmd Here\command] @="cmd.exe /k pushd %L "
Assign a virtual drive letter to a folder
Use DOS subst: subst x: c:\directory
To persist it in w98, put it in autoexec.bat. Cannot be used for network drives (which you can map anyway).
See also Visual Subst
LUA
MS guide and see DropMyRights
DOS
- Get a file list:
dir *.gif /B > list.txt
- Append a number of files together:
copy *.txt output.txt


public class DriveTrain
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
DriveTrain.DriveState
Contains all the possible states for the driev train
|
static class |
DriveTrain.RampMode
The ramp modes supported by DriveTain
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static DriveTrain |
instance |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
configGyroPID()
Sets up the Gyro PID for use.
|
boolean |
doneAtPosition(double inches)
Returns if we are at a specific position in a position move
|
boolean |
doneWithCurrentMove()
Returns if the drive train is done with the current move
|
void |
drivePosition(double left_inches,
double right_inches)
Commands the each side of the drive train and drive a given
distance in inches using Motion Profiling
|
void |
driveVBus(double left,
double right)
Drive the robot off of voltage.
|
double |
getEncoderPos()
Returns the left encoder position in inches
|
double |
getError()
Returns the current drive error
|
boolean |
getGear()
Returns the current gear state
|
static DriveTrain |
getInstance()
The instance of DriveTrain
|
org.usfirst.frc.team4910.iterator.Iterate |
getIterate()
Returns the Iterate Drive Loop
|
double |
getNavXHeading() |
com.kauailabs.navx.frc.AHRS |
getNavXObj()
Returns the navx object
|
DriveTrain.DriveState |
getState()
Returns the state of the drive train
|
void |
resetEncoders()
Reset Encoder positions to 0
|
void |
resetError()
Resets the error calc for strait moves
|
void |
resetNavX() |
void |
setBrakeMode(boolean mode)
Set all the CANTalons breakMode
|
void |
setGyroPID(double kP,
double kI,
double kD,
double kF,
double iZone)
Only should be used when doing PID tuning
Lets the PIDF variables be set to non-default values
|
void |
setHighGear()
Sets drive to high gear
|
void |
setLowGear()
Sets drive to low gear
|
void |
setRampMode(DriveTrain.RampMode ramp)
Sets Ramp Mode
|
void |
setSpeed(double speed)
Sets the cruise speed of the talons
|
void |
shift()
Cycles the gearing.
|
void |
startFollowPath(org.usfirst.frc.team4910.util.path.PathGenerator.Path path)
Configers the drive train to follow path and then has it start flowing
|
void |
startFollowPath(org.usfirst.frc.team4910.util.path.PathGenerator.Path path,
boolean invert)
Configures the drive train to follow a forward or backwards path and start the
path following
|
void |
turnToHeading(double heading)
Commands the Drive Train to Turn to a heading
|
void |
turnToHeading(double heading,
boolean right_turn)
Starts a turn to head move and specifies the drive train to turn with.
|
void |
turnToHeading(double heading,
double tolerance)
Commands the Drive Train to Turn to a heading
|
void |
turnToHeading(double heading,
double tolerance,
boolean right_turn)
Starts a turn to head move and specifies the drive train to turn with.
|
void |
updateTurnToHeadingSetpoint(double heading)
Updates the heading the gyro is turing to
|
public static DriveTrain instance
public static DriveTrain getInstance()
public org.usfirst.frc.team4910.iterator.Iterate getIterate()
public double getNavXHeading()
public void resetNavX()
public void setBrakeMode(boolean mode)
mode
- the mode to set the break on the CANTalons topublic void driveVBus(double left, double right)
left
- power for the left drive 0 is now power 1 is fullright
- power for the right drive 0 is now power 1 is fullpublic void drivePosition(double left_inches, double right_inches)
left_inches
- how far the left drive train movesright_inches
- how far the right drive train movespublic void setSpeed(double speed)
speed
- in in/secpublic boolean doneAtPosition(double inches)
inches
- The position to check forpublic boolean doneWithCurrentMove()
public void resetEncoders()
public DriveTrain.DriveState getState()
public void shift()
public boolean getGear()
public void setHighGear()
public void setRampMode(DriveTrain.RampMode ramp)
ramp
- the RampMode to go topublic void setLowGear()
public void configGyroPID()
public void setGyroPID(double kP, double kI, double kD, double kF, double iZone)
kP
- The prepotional gainkI
- The integral gainkD
- The derivative gainkF
- The feed forward valueiZone
- the zone where integral gain is usedpublic void turnToHeading(double heading)
heading
- the heading to turn topublic void turnToHeading(double heading, boolean right_turn)
heading
- the heading to turn toright_turn
- wheather to use the right drive or the left drivepublic void turnToHeading(double heading, double tolerance)
heading
- the heading to turn totolerance
- the amount of allowable error in the turnpublic void turnToHeading(double heading, double tolerance, boolean right_turn)
heading
- the heading to turn totolerance
- the allowable error in the turnright_turn
- wheather to use the right drive or the left drivepublic com.kauailabs.navx.frc.AHRS getNavXObj()
public void updateTurnToHeadingSetpoint(double heading)
heading
- the absolute headingpublic void resetError()
public double getError()
public double getEncoderPos()
public void startFollowPath(org.usfirst.frc.team4910.util.path.PathGenerator.Path path)
path
- the path to followpublic void startFollowPath(org.usfirst.frc.team4910.util.path.PathGenerator.Path path, boolean invert)
path
- The path to followinvert
- true: drive the path backwards false: drive the path forwords


Oh my god, i've waited a long time for a new Trials for PC.
And now i saw that the ultimative thingy is coming soon.
 Can't wait to play the game!
Thanks for noticing us Brain. :)
ORFK
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jep jep... thats the wway how i go to work every day xD
José Ortega
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I lol'd at the windows xp desktop scene.
Meaurk
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ORFK wrote:
jep jep... thats the wway how i go to work every day xD


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1 Being a person who keeps his word is more important than having great riches,
and being a person who everyone respects for doing right, is better than having silver and gold.
2 People who are rich and people who are poor have at least one thing in common—
Yahweh made both of them.
3 One who has good sense takes cover when he sees trouble coming,
but those who have no experience or knowledge rush ahead into danger.
4 When a person is humble and gives Yahweh the respect he deserves,
these are his rewards: riches, and honor, and life.
5 Where the perverse walk, their way is like a road covered with thorns, and there are traps in every step.
When you guard your own life from evil, you will stay away from all these dangers.
6 A child must be shown the way to live and the direction he should go,
and when he reaches old age, he will stay on that same path.
7 The fact is that the rick often have power over the poor,
and one who borrows money is almost like a slave to the one who lends him the money.
8 If you plant the seeds of wickedness, you can expect a crop of trouble,
and when you use a rod to discipline your child,
but you use it when you are furious, it will do no good.
9 The one who looks for people to help, Yahweh will give many good gifts,
because he considered it important to share his food with the poor.
10 If you throw out the conceited person, out will go all kinds of conflict with him.
 If I go out, I will be killed!"
14 The words spoken by an adulteress will draw you in, and it will be as if you have fallen into a deep and dangerous pit!
All those who fall into that pit will be in trouble,
but what is worse, they will experience Yahweh's anger for what they have done.
15 Stupid and silly things are bound up within a child,
and they come out in foolishness;
but correcting a child with discipline drives the folly far away.
16 The one who makes his money by taking advantage of the poor,
or by giving more money to the wealthy,
Yahweh will bring him into poverty.
17 Now listen to what those who are wise have said;
give it all your attention and learn the knowledge you will need if you are to become wise.
18 It will be good for you to make them the guiding principles you live by,
and be able to repeat all of them to others.
19 The most important thing is for you to trust in Yahweh,
and so I am teaching them to you, yes, even to you.
20 I have written thirty of these sayings for you to learn;
sayings to give you advice and to teach you what you do not know.
21 These lessons show you what is true and they teach you with faithful lessons,
so you may give reliable and true answers to those who sent you.
22 Anyone can rob a poor person. Do not do it.
And do not hurt them who are begging at the city gate,
23 for Yahweh stands to defend them,
and he will take the life of those who stole from the poor.
24 Do not become a friend with one whose life is controlled by his anger,
and do not associate with a person who rages in his terrible wrath,
25 or you will learn to be like him,
and your anger will become like a trap, a trap that will take charge of your life.
26 Be careful that you do not sign contracts to pay for the debts of others,
and do not make or sign a pledge so another person can take out a loan.
27 For if you cannot pay it back,
they will surely come and take away everything from you, even your bed on which you sleep.
28 The ancient boundary stones show where the property lines are. Do not take them away or move them. Your ancestors put them there. Leave them alone.
29 One who learns a trade and is skillful at it; he will stand before kings.
Because of his achievements he distinguishes himself
as a person whom kings respect.


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Error 1015 Ray ID: 44305bf60f774475 • 2018-07-31 13:19:53 UTC
You are being rate limited
What happened?
The owner of this website (www.bitfinex.com) has banned you temporarily from accessing this website.
Just for loading the site wtf
24h low on BTCUSD on finex is 7,777.0
lol
jl making moves
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 01:21 PM
the support is 7777
the resistance was that on the way up, if it can hold that... everything is fine. I'm serious its an actual fib line or whatever.
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies31-Jul-18 01:22 PM
Might put order for 0.1$/kmd.. who knows
Cryptoon31-Jul-18 01:22 PM
Yeah if it can build sick support at these levels we're good
ccould argue the top in DEC was Delsuion.... but it didnt fall far enough
we never got capitulation
or despair
snowdamn31-Jul-18 01:44 PM
more like "Media attention"
1
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 01:44 PM
ther was certainly a lot of that here is AUS....
but so many ppl got scammed
Hollowman900031-Jul-18 01:44 PM
Things are certainly desperate now
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 01:44 PM
it hard to think the next lot of new money will come from the public
Hollowman900031-Jul-18 01:45 PM
Go by the hollow gut index
ComputerGenie31-Jul-18 01:45 PM
at some point, in order to set space value, the space must "break apart" and create value
Do one check their Apple stock and think, "OMFG, RJ Reynolds stock is down, so my Apple stocks has lost value"?
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 01:45 PM
No....
 (edited)
ComputerGenie31-Jul-18 01:49 PM
OMFG I'm only made 5x a year on a base value of nothing (edited)
1
1
LocoMB31-Jul-18 01:50 PM
... _where is the Dracula icon?
 Because hash rate keeps rising
was that wall pulled or dit it get dumped into?
misse dit
hashrate != price atm
ComputerGenie31-Jul-18 01:55 PM
summer 2016 - BTC = $760
summer 2018 - BTC = $7600
and the tech advance is akin to if apple did nothing for 2 years other than create a new wall charger for the iPhone 2
2
1
snowdamn31-Jul-18 01:55 PM
cheap btc only means they'll refuel their rockets for pennies
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 01:56 PM
Clearly the market has no care for your rocket phones.... only free money.
ComputerGenie31-Jul-18 01:58 PM
hashrate != price atm
actually it does, invested hash is the only thing keeping BTC in this insane godlike state
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 01:59 PM
So they are using Tethers to pump it back to profitable every time it falls under $X ?
thats totally possible IMO.... Chinese ppl are masters of scams
ComputerGenie31-Jul-18 02:01 PM
and ffs, at any point will sheeple ever see this anti-China veil as what it really is: 'Muricans upset because they aren't in control?(edited)
Motorcycles, road trip adventures, D.I.Y and more. Join Expats SerpentZA and C-Milk at Churchill Custom Motorcycles in China. If you are a motorcycle enthusi...
China is cool.
ComputerGenie31-Jul-18 02:04 PM
If you don't like that China controls all of the chips, then pretend it's 1974 and turn Silicon Valley back into a chip making hub
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 02:05 PM
Well I am far more concerned about Israel designing all the hardware backdoors in every single Intel CPU built in the last 10 years.
AMD seems to have followed that lead, but not sure where the backdoor was designed there.
ComputerGenie31-Jul-18 02:07 PM
Well, when Utah becomes an independent, recognized Mormon nation, then we can discuss my opinions on the Middle East
snowdamn31-Jul-18 02:07 PM
@blackjok3r is there anything one can do about that?
ComputerGenie31-Jul-18 02:08 PM
@snowdamn yes, you can build a chip company in Switzerland
1
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 02:08 PM
Use older hardware
Kind of impractical...  Phenom core based chips in desktop CPU
Bulldozer an up has it, and on intel side its core2 and up, but core2 can have it disabled.
google libreboot
snowdamn31-Jul-18 02:10 PM
disable it bitchezzzzz
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 02:11 PM
there are ppl working on it... but they figured out how to do it too early on.... so intel improved the design so It litterally cannot function when the ME is turned off now.(edited)


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Type: Article
Author: Jim Salter
Publish Date: 12/10/2020
Publisher: Ars Technica
Link
Reflection: This article by Ars Technica, one of the world's most renowned technology publishers, highlights how Red Hat effectively killed off CentOS Linux. CentOS was one of the most widely used and important Enterprise Linux Operating Systems, and many businesses used it for their everyday, mission-critical operations. By turning the CentOS project into a "testing ground" for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, they have forced businesses and consumers to move to their paid platform or to use a fundamentally different OS. This is only exacerbated by the fact that Red Hat has lowered the EOL date from 2029 to 2021.
Author: Jim Salter
Publish Date: 12/10/2020
Publisher: Ars Technica
Link
Reflection: This article by Ars Technica, one of the world's most renowned technology publishers, highlights how Red Hat effectively killed off CentOS Linux. CentOS was one of the most widely used and important Enterprise Linux Operating Systems, and many businesses used it for their everyday, mission-critical operations. By turning the CentOS project into a "testing ground" for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, they have forced businesses and consumers to move to their paid platform or to use a fundamentally different OS. This is only exacerbated by the fact that Red Hat has lowered the EOL date from 2029 to 2021.


PDH quantum shot noise is a fundamental noise floor for laser measurements.
The equation for quantum PDH shot noise is
\[ S(f) = 2 \hbar \omega_0 P_0 \left[J_0(\Gamma)^2 (1-\eta) +3 J_1(\Gamma)^2\right] \]
where $\hbar$ is the reduced Planck's constant, $\omega_0$ is the carrier laser frequency, $P_0$ is the power incident on the photodetector, $J_0$ and $J_1$ are Bessel functions of the first kind, $\Gamma$ is the modulation depth, and $\eta$ is your Fabry-Perot cavity visibility from the reflection port.
The shot noise PSD $S(f)$ is in units of power $\left[ \dfrac{ \text{W}^2 }{ \text{Hz} } \right]$
Type a values to the Incident Power, Modulation Depth, and Cavity Visibility fields to get a PDH Quantum Shot Noise estimate.
Created by Craig Cahillane, 2017 November 26


I would like to begin my reflections with a somewhat embarrassing statement: I still use Windows. Not as my main operating system, of course. I would never do this to my open-source-loving soul! Unfortunately, I am forced to use Windows at work, because such was the requirement when I joined.
I am already aware that Windows is full of potentially needless features. Presumably, many of them can be safely disabled to free up memory for the rest of the ever-hungry OS. What I noticed quite recently, though, was that Windows is also literally shrouded with graphical user interfaces (GUIs), like a fortress of sorts.
On one hand, this allows inexperienced users to change the way their computer works, looks and responds. It is well appreciated, as it gives a sense of flexibility and choice. Using GUIs is typically faster, though sometimes going through several menus may seem daunting.
On the other hand, it restricts the user and at some point completely removes the need to understand the operating system. After all, why should it matter what is under the hood. The problem I see with current Windows as compared to the old Windows (up to XP) is exactly the overabundance of graphical user interfaces. With each subsequent OS version, less and less is required from the user. I agree, this facilitates the use of a computer. After all, it's just a tool. However, too much is not a good thing either. When you look at Windows 8, is it really easier to navigate? I have my doubts. I feel that Windows 8 is exactly the tipping point past which the UI becomes confusing and cumbersome. It no longer shields the user from understanding the OS. Rather, it misleads him or her.
To add a bit of a historical perspective, computers used to required significant tech savvy. When I was little, all I had after booting up my machine was a terminal. To run software or play games I had to navigate to the correct directory by hand, typing every single command. The first UI I ever used was Windows 3.11, practically an add-on to the DOS. Later versions of Windows changed this (starting with Windows 95, as far as I remember?) by making the OS independent. It made personal computers truly personal and accessible to the average John and Jane. Unfortunately, the concept of the average user somewhat drifted away since then, in my opinion. I feel that Windows XP was the pinnacle of Windows. Subsequent installments did not add much to Windows, they rather subtracted from it. Windows became less accessible, overly complicated and not exactly what many of us expected. Now, in Windows 10 Microsoft is trying to right the wrongs of Windows 8. By borrowing a ton of features from Linux (multiple desktops, stable release model, etc.) and marketing them as new and unique.
To me this is extremely ironic. It means that Windows as an operating system no longer stands at the forefront of UI design and UX. The Linux-based Android pretty much dominated the mobile device market, Linux dominated servers and now the user-friendly distributions are slowly gaining popularity in the desktop segment of the computer market.


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My City Of Ruins
There's a blood red circle
on the cold dark ground
and the rain is falling down
The church doors blown open
I can hear the organ's song
But the congregation's gone
My city of ruins
My city of ruins
Now the sweet veils of mercy
drift through the evening trees
Young men on the corner
like scattered leaves
The bordered up windows
The hustlers and thieves
While my brother's down on his knees
My city of ruins
My city of ruins
Come on rise up!
Come on rise up!
Now there's tears on the pillow
darling where we slept
and you took my heart when you left
without your sweet kiss
my soul is lost, my friend
Now tell me how do I begin again?
My city's in ruins
My city's in ruins
Now with these hands
I pray Lord
with these hands
for the strength Lord
with these hands
for the faith Lord
with these hands
I pray Lord
with these hands
for the strength Lord
with these hands
for the faith Lord
with these hands
Come on rise up!
Come on rise up!
Rise up


The Late Late Toy Show 2019 trailer is finally here
The Late Late Toy show was the most watched Irish television programme last year
by Mark CorcoranThe official trailer for the Late Late Toy Show has been released, with the greatest night in Irish television almost upon us.
In the video, marshmallows, Christmas jumpers and popcorn angels are the order of the day, as one little boy and his family prepare to settle in to watch Tubridy showcase some of the hottest toys from this year.
In 2018, The Late Late Toy Show was the most watched television programme of the year, with over 1.5 million people tuning in to watch the show on RTÉ One.
The show, which had the theme of The Greatest Showman, was watched by an average audience of over 1.3 million live on the night.
This year's theme is a closely-guarded secret but is sure to thrill audiences.
Kids will get to stay up late next Friday, November 29th as the Toy show kicks off at 9.35pm.
You can check out the trailer above.
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In the Upcoming Age of AI, Machine Learning plays a vital role to uplift the Society. To apply the Machine Learning in Real Life it is important to know how it works. Machine Learning is divided into Supervised, Unsupervised, and Reinforcement learning at a higher level. In most of the recent technology, Supervised learning has won the community's attention. Deep Learning has emerged one of the most game-changing tools in AI technology, which mostly deals with Supervised learning. It's better to understand some basic ML algorithms before diving into other parts of the Machine Learning.
Before understanding what is Linear Regression it is very much significant to know that what is Regression. So what is Regression? In simple words of machine learning terminology, it's just a problem which deals with the continuous real values, for example, if you want to predict a stock market price or the age of a person by capturing the face data, which is a continuous real-valued number. The Linear Regression is nothing but a straight line that fits the input data X to predict output y.
The Regression can be performed by various algorithms, but Linear Regression tends to be easy to understand and we can carry away the same ideas for different algorithms. Linear Regression is an algorithm that learns to fit a line in the dataset given. In simple words, it calculates slope and intercepts of the line to be fitted as shown in Fig.1.
The hypothesis is a function that maps input X to output y i.e it takes the data as the input and outputs the estimated output. For Linear Regression the hypothesis can be defined as
where hΘ(X) is the hypothesis, Θ is the learning parameter which can be expressed as Θ = Θ0 + Θ1 + Θ2 + .... + Θn where n is the number of features. Each value of Θ is a feature of the training data. X is the training data. To understand the concept better let's consider data with the following details.
| Area(Sq meters) | Rooms | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2104 | 3 | 399900 |
| 1600 | 3 | 329900 |
| 2400 | 3 | 369000 |
| 1416 | 2 | 232000 |
| 3000 | 4 | 539900 |
| 1985 | 4 | 299900 |
Here Our task is to predict the price of a house given the 2 features Area and Rooms. To do that lets define our hypothesis. So Hypothesis hΘ(X) will be Transpose of Θ , the Θ as defined will be learning the features. Since Python is easy to implement, I will be using it (you can choose the language of your choice). To learn the intercept parameter (In neural networks it is usually termed as bias), we will add an extra column of ones to X, now the data becomes
| Θ0 | Area(Sq meters) | Rooms | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2104 | 3 | 399900 |
| 1 | 1600 | 3 | 329900 |
In Python, the shape (Matrix size) of the Θ will be (n,1), here (3,1). And the shape of the X will be (n,m), here (3,m) where m is training data size. Now calculating the hypothesis hΘ(X) will be of shape (1,m).
H = np.dot(Theta.T,X)
The Cost Function (The cost function is calculated as an average of loss functions. The loss function is a value which is calculated at every training example) is the metrics that determine the error in the actual and predicted output. Minimizing the error will give a generalized solution for the output. For Regression Tasks Mean Squared Error has proven very beneficial over the years. The Cost function can be defined as
The J(Θ) is calculated by summing over entire training data after calculating the Squared error. To get the best accuracy or least error the cost function should be minimized. This can be achieved through an approach called gradient descent.
Optimization for any problem helps to reduce the error or maximizes the accuracy. Similarly in the Machine Learning model Optimization helps to reduce the error. The most popular approach is called Gradient Descent (It is also termed as Batch Gradient Descent). This approach is very easy to understand and visualize, just imagine a ball kept at a hilly region. It will gradually come down with a rate.
As in the above diagram, the gradient descent algorithm is designed, i.e
where the α is the learning rate or step size at which it comes down to the local minimum. The learning rate is the speed at which cost decreases. The faster the learning rate, the early it will reach but there is a chance overshooting and might diverge. The smaller the step size or learning rate slower will it converge but it will accurate. So the α must be chosen intelligently. The partial derivative of J(Θ) is
dJ = (1/m) * (np.sum(np.dot((H - y.T),X)), axis=0)
for i in range(iterations):
Theta = Theta - learning_rate * dJ
To come down the hill quickly and safely we must ensure that the hill is not narrow in which we are moving down. Similarly for the Gradient Descent to converge fast the counterplots must be circular as shown in the below diagram.
If One feature is the scale 1-1000 and another 0-1 the counterplot will be oriented elliptically, which will be slower to converge. So it is better to normalize both inputs, outputs and convert them into a similar scale. To avoid these situations, Feature Scaling is important. One of the methods is Mean Normalization. Mean Normalization can be applied to all the input features except for X0. The formula is
where μ is mean , s is the standard deviation The python implementation is
X = (X - np.mean(X))/np.std(X)
Further, we can improve this algorithm in various sections, the polynomial Regression is the extension of this. Normal Equation is also one of the techniques. The full code is available in the Github repository. The code is written in python and instead of Theta, I have used W and b (Modern Standard for neural networks). Along with Gradient Descent, the Momentum, RMSprop, Adam Optimization techniques are also added. Click here to reach out to my GitHub repository.


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This application consists of an ActiveX container with two beans
packaged as ActiveX controls: BoundPropTest
, a
JavaBeans
button; and the JellyBean
bean.
The applications works because the button is registered as a
listener with JellyBean
. Every time the
JellyBean
is clicked, the button receives notification
and code is called that changes the text on the button. Download
the following resources for this application to set it up and run
it:
boundprop.exe
,
BoundPropTest.dll
, and
JellyBean.dll
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To run the application on your computer, copy
BoundPropTest.dll
and JellyBean.dll
to
<jre_home>\axbridge\bin
on your computer.
Register both .dll
files with
regsvr32.exe
. Then execute boundprop.exe
.
You should see the following:
The Calendar application is similar. It consists of an ActiveX
container with an ActiveX control calendar and a JavaBean calendar.
In this application, both components are registered with each other
as listeners. Changes in one calendar are reflected in the other
via change notification. Download the resources for this
application to set it uo and run it:
cal.exe
and
JCalendarPanel.dll
. (Copy
JCalendarPanel.dll
to
<jre_home>\axbridge\bin
and register it; then
execute cal.exe
. You should see the following.


Since time immemorial,The People of Akan from Ghana have had their own naming system giving credence to gender.Most importantly,There are Akan names for every gender and every day of the week.Due to cultural erosion and western influence,the naming system has somewhat been forgotten by many of the people<.The Akan people of Ghana name their children according to the day of the week they were born as well as their gender. Wouldn't you be excited to find out your Ghanian name? Get your own Akan (Ghanian) name based on your Gender, Birth date and Birth year today!! Just enter your details below and click the button to proceed :)


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The Imperial Power Beta site is now up and running. This site will see more rapid changes and serve as a sneak preview into 2.0. The old site will still be updated until then, but these are future plans. "Soon™" There will be a scoll added there letting everyone know when that will happen.
The Battle of Obulette has ended. Many NPC's and all of the droids are dead and destroyed. Ki Drayson lost his life heroically saving many other crew members. The ground team succeeded in taking out all opposition Bod'e threw at them, but at a high cost. Kody should have been killed as well - and was, for a short moment in time. He had previously earned a special GM "Get-out-of-death-once-free" card from a previous mission and had to use it.
An ancient citadel is about to be discovered. Could it hold answers to those who find it? Will it even be accessible? What about those that enter it? Will they survive the ancient, powerful traps that lay in wait? Only the passing of time will provide the answers. You have been warned....
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I am running a poll asking you 'What articles would you like to read?' See below.
The Belgian Perl Workshop has just been announced
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In this part SaweyerX explains how in their company called Kitties Inc. they abstract away all the database access and authentication issues in a separate role.
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Jeffrey Kegler, in his Ocean of Awareness explains the 'use' statement of Perl. Probably way more than you'd every want to know about it. Unless of course, you would like to understand how it works. It's not easy so Jeffrey get some help from the Wizard of Oz.
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Fred Moyer (Phred) wonders how come Moose users don't use strict. 'somethingdoug' comes to the rescue and explains it very nicely but eventually points out the educational problem in the lack of use strict statements in Moose using code.
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sgetmask, ssetmask - manipulation of signal mask (obsolete)
long sgetmask(void);
long ssetmask(long newmask);
Note: There are no glibc wrappers for these system calls;
see NOTES.
These system calls are obsolete. Do not use them; use
sigprocmask(2) instead.
sgetmask() returns the signal mask of the calling
process.
ssetmask() sets the signal mask of the calling process to
the value given in newmask. The previous signal mask is returned.
The signal masks dealt with by these two system calls are plain
bit masks (unlike the sigset_t used by sigprocmask(2)); use
sigmask(3) to create and inspect these masks.
sgetmask() always successfully returns the signal mask. ssetmask()
always succeeds, and returns the previous signal mask.
These system calls always succeed.
Since Linux 3.16, support for these system calls is optional, depending on
whether the kernel was built with the CONFIG_SGETMASK_SYSCALL option.
These system calls are Linux-specific.
Glibc does not provide wrappers for these obsolete system calls; in the unlikely
event that you want to call them, use syscall(2).
These system calls are unaware of signal numbers greater than 31
(i.e., real-time signals).
These system calls do not exist on x86-64.
It is not possible to block SIGSTOP or SIGKILL.
sigprocmask(2), signal(7)
This page is part of release 5.05 of the Linux man-pages project. A
description of the project, information about reporting bugs, and the latest
version of this page, can be found at https://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.


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challenge. We can fill hundreds of vacancies within almost two weeks,
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Payroll services
We has started Payroll services from initial days.
Payroll services Acacy offer a
comprehensive range of
integrated HR and payroll solutions. We have the people and processes to
keep updated payroll requirements compliant with all local regulations … and
Acacy can offer you more. We understand that every business is different.
One size does not fit all. So we adapt our service to give you what you
need, when you need it … exactly where you need it. It’s that simple.
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system to intuitively manage our common cooperation. And all can be viewed
via a smart tool, like a mobile phone, for instance. We also manage to
create new system to meet various requirements of coming projects.
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Management system
All controlled in hand. Our system, mobile applications show daily real time reports of outsourced field force activities.
Acacy reporting & management system have been created
by our 14 –IT full time expert team. All of the soft wares & mobile
applications have been in use for serving & supporting our outsourced
projects, as well as daily operation. Clients who use our recruitment &
personnel services have been authorized to access our relating-project
system to intuitively manage our common cooperation. And all can be viewed
via a smart tool, like a mobile phone, for instance. We also manage to
create new system to meet various requirements of coming projects.
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then we have conducted hundreds of training courses with high effect. Our
training program series ranges from skill sets for field force, Salesforce,
back office staff to senior management.
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About us
All functions, teams, system to support the outsourced. We help clients to gain more focus on their core business
Acacy Training Department is
establish to simultaneously
serve our outsourced personnel projects and provide training services. Since
then we have conducted hundreds of training courses with high effect. Our
training program series ranges from skill sets for field force, Salesforce,
back office staff to senior management.
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The European-American city of Memphis was not founded until 1819.
The city was named after the ancient capital of Egypt on the Nile River in North Africa.


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Preston rogue trader's lies land him before a judge
by Stef HallA rogue trader who told a Preston woman her brick work would “crush and smash her windows” if she did not have work done is to be sentenced on December 3.
Jason Myers, of Plungington Road, Preston, will appear before Preston Crown Court.
He previously pleaded guilty to a string of nine unfair trading and fraud offences and is waiting to learn his fate.
READ MORE: Preston rogue trader who lied about 'urgent work' on woman's home admits charges
His firm Deck Tech, of which he is the sole director, admitted two linked charges.
Two of Myers’ victims were women from the Preston area, and another was from Radcliffe, Manchester.
Lancashire Trading Standards launched a probe after the complaints came to light.
Examples of his offending include describing the need for work to window lintels at a home on Greenbank Street, Preston, as “urgent” - even though the work was later found to be unnecessary.
The 48-year-old also failed to give his customers information about their right to cancel their contracts with him.
In addition, he admits providing fake business addresses on ‘invoices’.
In another case, Myers committed fraud by false representation by saying he would replace a woman’s gate and supply a chiminea for £695.
The case comes a year after he was jailed for 24 weeks in St Helens, Merseyside, for similar trading offences.
(proceeding)


I bricked my Macbook Pro this weekend and took the opportunity to upgrade to a Windows 10 / Linux dual boot. I purchased a Lenovo T470 because it was rated well for both Linux and Windows and was built for buisiness-grade programming.
Manjaro is the Arch Linux distro that I decided on https://manjaro.github.io/. Arch Linux has a reputation for being difficult to configure and hard to maintain. However, Manjaro provides enough built-in functionality to make installation and maintenance less painful. I’ll try to highlight my process for installing Arch Linux to make it easier for anyone looking to make the move. Note: I anticipate that everyone will have their own form of struggle, so be prepared to tinker.
Based on past experience spinning up VMs, I opted for Oracle VirtualBox. This let me get a feel for a couple different Linux distros: Solus, ElementaryOS, Ubuntu, Arch Linux.
Process for setting up VM: https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=VirtualBox
I backed up the few files that I had locally by adding them to my Google Drive. Never know what can go wrong when installing new operating systems.
My hard drive on my Lenovo T470 is 250GB. I dedicated 150 to Windows 10, 100 to Arch Linux. To free up space, I followed this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gS5SoogltE
Manjaro has three versions: XFCE (minimal), KDE (luxury), GNOME (halfway point between XFCE & KDE), Architect (console-based). Based on my specs, I installed KDE. After downloading the ISO, I followed this tutorial to set up a bootable USB stick with the ISO. Because I’m on Windows 10, I followed this section: “Writing to a USB Stick in Windows”: https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=Burn_an_ISO_File
There were a few Lenovo manufacturer issues that I needed to resolve here. I anticipate this will be different for each user based on manufacturer. You’ll need to modify your BIOS settings to be able to boot from USB. Here are the updates I needed to make:
Disable fast startup: https://lifehacker.com/enable-this-setting-to-make-windows-10-boot-up-faster-1743697169
I needed to make these updates to BIOS when I rebooted my PC. Prior to making these updates I was not able to boot from USB.
Once manufacturer issues are resolved (if you end up having any), you’ll be able to install Manjaro. For the install, I followed this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-kafKduFZw
After installation was complete, I started installing packages for my dev environment. Mostly all packages in Arch Linux are installed through Pacman: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/pacman
To search for packages, the library can be browsed: https://aur.archlinux.org/
For the most part I’m happy with the libraries that are offered. Coming from a Windows and Mac background, I still prefer NPM for managing packages so I installed NPM I followed this tutorial: https://computingforgeeks.com/install-latet-nodejs-and-npm-on-centos-7-ubuntu-16-04-arch-linux-macos/
To install NPM from command prompt, run this command: $ sudo pacman -S nodejs
Software I’m running currently:
I’ve spent one day so far with Arch Linux and I’m pleased with the setup. Arch Linux brings me back to the DeviantArt Windows 2000 era when everything seemed customizable. Computing is downright fun with Arch Linux and I look forward to continuing to test its potential.


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RAD’s Remedy's mission is to connect trans, gender non-conforming, intersex, and queer people to accurate, safe, respectful, and holistic care in order to improve individual and community health.
RAD Remedy is collectively operated via two teams (each in alphabetical order by first name – hover for bio). We operate virtually via Google Hangouts and our team members are from various locations across the country. We are based operationally in Chicago, Illinois and are a 501(c) (3) fiscally-sponsored organization:
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FORGE, Inc. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
RAD Remedy got its start during Trans*H4ck Chicago in March 2014. Through the collaborative processes that happen at hackathons, Eliot, Rachel, and Riley honed our initial idea in conversation with other attendees, and presented our wireframe and minimal viable product. The judges awarded our project with the top honors of the hack, resulting in $500 in seed money through Amazon Web Services. We determined that the best way forward would be by engaging in a needs assessment survey of both individuals and organizations, so we would know the needs and desires of many folks within our community and could build a tool that serves folks well. We presented at TransOhio and exhibited at Philly Trans Health Conference, meeting folks, sharing stories, and collecting many survey responses along the way. Since then, we’ve had many more responses via our web-based version of the survey, providing a clear understanding of what many folks need and how we can best go forward. Through these experiences, we also gained additional team members Allie, Cate, Dan, and Wil, and the current RAD Remedy collective was born.
In a short time, RAD Remedy will develop RAD (Referral Aggregator Database), a comprehensive and nationally-collaborative database that uses the referral lists of trusted community organizations and the detailed reviews of folks like you. In addition, we plan on unveiling a feature known as “RAD Certified” where providers provide evidence of continuing education they’ve completed on topics related to our community, and in turn, we provide a special badge for them on the site and optimized search results for you. Other future plans include talking with the community about our rights in various environments and situations, translation of our site and database into as many languages as possible, and consulting services for providers’ intake forms and other systems. If you’ve got other great ideas or want to be a part of the action in some way, write to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We welcome questions and feedback there too. Thanks for your interest!


Edge Detection
For many of us, it is easy to find both the objects in a picture and their boundaries. Humans are very good at identifying what something is and where it is given a clear line of sight, but what if we need to find the boundaries of many objects in an enormously large number photos? This is too much work for one person. Why don't we just make a computer find the edges for us instead? In computer vision, this is a general problem known as edge detection.
Formally, edge detection is the process of detecting the boundaries in an image that separate great changes in brightness or intensity. One of the reasons for doing edge detection is that it is able to reduce a complex image down to a simpler one where only edges are marked. Because of this, edge detection often acts as a preliminary step to other computer vision processes.
Image Representation
Before jumping into edge detection, let's go over how computers represent images. Computers generally store images as grids of values or pixel arrays. A color image, for instance, is decomposable into three pixel arrays storing the RGB color channels. While RGB is convenient for representing color, edge detection is only interested in looking at intensity values. Fortunately for us, it is possible to directly compute intensity from RGB values, giving us a pixel array of grayscale intensities to start working with.
From RGB to Intensity
The conversion from RGB to intensity is a somewhat involved process that delves into color science and human perception. While RGB is a helpful model, in reality, humans do not perceive color linearly or equally among the three channels. To convert RGB to intensity, each RGB value must first be mapped into a linear color space. These values are then put through a weighted sum and converted back to our non-linear RGB color space for display.
Finding Edges
How do we begin searching for edges? We need some natural intuition for what an edge is. To aid us in this question, let us take a step back and re-imagine our problem. Suppose our pixel array is put into 3D space as a topological map where the intensity of each pixel becomes some height. Looking at the example below, it becomes clear that edges are analogous to sharp drops and inclines on this map.
How do we locate areas with these sharp changes in height? Let's pick some point on this map. Knowing our point’s height alone is relatively unhelpful since although it may tell us how high up it is, we get no information about how the height has changed around it. What if, in addition, we also considered the heights of points a small radius away from our chosen point? Ah-hah! Now by comparing these nearby heights, we can get some measurement of the height changes around our point!
This intuition is the driving principle behind a well-known edge detector called the Sobel operator. The operator works by dragging two kernels or filters called Sobel X and Sobel Y across an image to calculate horizontal and vertical intensity changes respectively. For each target pixel in the image, the kernel selects and performs an operation on a neighborhood of surrounding pixels. This compares the intensity of the neighboring pixels with each other and uses them to compute the change in intensity at the target pixel. To demonstrate this, below is an interactive example using the Sobel X and Sobel Y filters. Drag the filters around and see how different areas reflect different intensity changes.
The Math Behind the Filter
Under the hood, filters are grids of numerical weights that are matched up to each neighborhood of pixels. The filter weights and the pixel intensities are used to calculate a weighted sum that represents the change at each target pixel. This process of dragging a grid across a larger grid is called cross correlation. Doing this with a flipped filter is a slightly different process called convolution. In general, we prefer doing convolutions because of their nicer properties, such as being able to compose a series of convolutions into a single convolution.
Change as a Vector
The end result of applying both the Sobel X and Sobel Y filters to our image is two new pixel arrays containing values that represent horizontal and vertical changes respectively. These values can also be thought of as the X and Y components for a grid of 2D arrows or vectors. The vectors gotten using the Sobel operator are known as gradients. For a given pixel, the magnitude of the gradient tells us how much overall intensity change occurs at that pixel and the angle tells us the general direction of that intensity change.
Below is a demonstration that illustrates these gradients. Draw edges or select one of the preset images and observe how the direction and magnitude of the gradient vectors change in response.
So far, our algorithm consists of taking a color image, converting it to grayscale intensities, and applying the Sobel operator to it to find the image's gradients. Observing the magnitudes of these gradients at the end of the pipeline below, we can already begin to see edges manifest as brighter pixels where intensity change is strong.
Problems and Shortcomings
Plugging images through this algorithm, you may have already noticed that Sobel by itself does not perform very well. Our edge detection is not very good at producing clean and precise edges, nor is it very good at dealing with grainy images.
To make edge detection robust, several pre and post-processing steps are required along with Sobel. In fact, our current algorithm with these additional steps was formulated in 1986 by John Canny and is what we know as Canny edge detection. The full Canny edge detection pipeline can be seen below.
Since the advent of Canny edge detection, many more methods of edge detection have been proposed and experimented with such as second-differential approaches to looking at intensity or physics-based approaches to name a few.
Summary
Edge detection is the problem of locating the boundaries among objects in a scene. The core principle behind locating edges is to look for areas of sharp intensity change which can be achieved with the Sobel operator. While this is a start to finding edges, there are many more steps involved in producing clean and reliable edges. The culmination of these steps is an early edge detection algorithm called Canny edge detection which still remains in popular use today.


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