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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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0x0325-Sep-18 07:48 PM
@SHossain i'll release my changes soon
1
it's not much to a 100% solution from there
SHossain25-Sep-18 07:49 PM
@0x03 sent
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Sep-18 07:52 PM
thinks that in an ideal world there is no less than 10 actively used pools
'veruscoin s-nomp is in the way'has 26 GPUs waiting
0x0325-Sep-18 08:07 PM
AMDs?
1
nvidia is allowed to the party for a while now
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Sep-18 08:07 PM
no, I'm just too lazy to add it to my pool
0x0325-Sep-18 08:08 PM
@SHossain got them PIRATES. thanks again.
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JC25-Sep-18 08:12 PM
Which address will the pirates be sent?
Flexatron25-Sep-18 08:12 PM
@0x03 your pool just upped the total hashrate
Nearing 25M diff
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Sep-18 08:14 PM
[PoolWorker][Thread 0][09/25 15:13:18] Current diff: 50960.618485082
~2.7x from this yesterday afternoon
SHossain25-Sep-18 08:14 PM
@JC if you want to donate, send them to this address zcREpt45Mj2oCvXnb6bJ2iuGqnPXEmV6QrMzXrTCPd81ACLqtd2wShpwSe5iwGeUP8ByFoZfeJxDqNf7cKG98V7c8L2yuKi
xRobeSx25-Sep-18 08:14 PM
yea good point @JC how do you know where to send the PIRATE ? or is it like a form in Agama? (edited)
0x0325-Sep-18 08:16 PM
@Flexatron with additional 20ksol? i dont think so
Flexatron25-Sep-18 08:16 PM
Oh
scubapanda25-Sep-18 08:16 PM
Pirate is getting stronger by the hour! Difficulty: 24 557 021.
SHossain25-Sep-18 08:16 PM
Daniel CP25-Sep-18 08:16 PM
yarrrr mateys
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Flexatron25-Sep-18 08:16 PM
Didn't factcheck hehe
0x0325-Sep-18 08:16 PM
SHossain25-Sep-18 08:17 PM
@Daniel CP post your z address, i'll send you some
Flexatron25-Sep-18 08:17 PM
Tomorrow wake up with 100M diff
Daniel CP25-Sep-18 08:17 PM
I was just about to send you 20 KMD lol
Give me one sec
SHossain25-Sep-18 08:17 PM
Thanks
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Sep-18 08:17 PM
[09/25 15:16:23] Block found: 38611 Hash:<PHONE_NUMBER>36d3b24dcb8d2d9a150818525e36d3863ee643a630094eebe52ad9 block Diff: 52966.825138777 Found Diff:<PHONE_NUMBER>8413me stops reading comments where people use the pointless number of network diff
SHossain25-Sep-18 08:17 PM
But, i don't have any donation in the wallet yet to be sent out
0x0325-Sep-18 08:21 PM
btw who 'started' PIRATE?
SHossain25-Sep-18 08:22 PM
i have some donation on the wallet. new user onboarding process started.
@0x03 Not me. Community. I'm not even sure exactly who. @grewalsatinder@jorian(edited)
jl777c25-Sep-18 08:26 PM
it is not clear who started it
I posted the idea to make an ac_private chain
then it appeared
at first we thought it would just be a test chain, but one thing led to another and now it is dPoW secured fully private coin
0x0325-Sep-18 08:28 PM
hah
as it happens a lot of times, basically
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Sep-18 08:28 PM
at first we thought it would just be a test chain
Every reason I mined 5 blocks and stopped
>Can this be mined?
>I'll try....Yes, it can be mined
jl777c25-Sep-18 08:29 PM
with 9 more months of big blocks, plenty of time to become a whale
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Sep-18 08:29 PM
only if you make PEX before my electric bill comes due


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// Using the default templates:
// source can either be a filename, file contents (string) or parsed RAML object
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Tools to write a list of credentials to an encrypted file and later read from that file into R. The goal is to have a useful alternative to including username/passwords as part of a script or even stored in the clear in a separate text file. Additional tools provided which are specific for connecting to a database.
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Hi,
unfortunately, that's currently not possible, and it would require significant changes to the code.
Cheers,
Guido
On 30 Nov 2011, at 13:17, Alberto Delgado wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I was wondering if it's possible to compile gecode in 64bit such that
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are controlled by the agents in the set A will be existentially quantified
out, while the remaining will be universally quantified out, this function
iterates through each atom and calls the functions in the mdd_package
directly, to avoid any overhead during optimizations such as those in the
img package. Clearly, a better optimization strategy should be explored.
Defined in mcMc.c
static boolean
McFormulaSemanticCheckAgents(
Atlp_Formula_t* formula,
Mdl_Module_t * module
)
Check the agents of a formula against a module
Side Effects required
See Also optional
Defined in mcMc.c
static boolean
McFormulaSemanticCheckAtomicFormula(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula,
Mdl_Module_t * module,
Var_TypeManager_t * typeManager
)
This routines checks the semantics of the atomic
formula. This routine is called by Mc_FormulaSemanticCheck.
Side Effects A typed atm expression is built and stored in the
formula.
See Also Mc_FormulaSemanticCheck.
Defined in mcMc.c
static
McModelCheck(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
optional
Side Effects required
See Also McOptionsParse
Defined in mcMain.c
static void
McNameArrayFree(
array_t * nameArray
)
optional
Side Effects required
See Also optional
Defined in mcMain.c
static McOptions_t *
McOptionsAlloc(
)
It allocates an McOptions_t for parsing.
See Also optional
Defined in mcMain.c
static void
McOptionsFree(
McOptions_t * options
)
optional
See Also the
options
is
freed.
Defined in mcMain.c
static McOptions_t *
McOptionsParse(
int argc,
char ** argv,
Mdl_Manager_t * mdlManager
)
This function concerns parsing of the options for mc.
See Also McModelCheck
Defined in mcMain.c
static lsList
McSimAtomArrayConvertToAgentList(
array_t * atomArray
)
optional
Side Effects required
See Also optional
Defined in mcMc.c
mdd_t *
Mc_FormulaEvaluate(
Sym_Info_t * symInfo,
Atlp_Formula_t * formula,
Mc_VerbosityLevel verbosity
)
This function is called by McModelCheck to evaluate the
ATL formula.
Side Effects required
See Also optional
Defined in mcMc.c
boolean
Mc_FormulaSemanticCheck(
Atlp_Formula_t * formula,
Mdl_Module_t * module,
Var_TypeManager_t * typeManager
)
Given a formula, this function will check its semantic
against the specified module. The following will be checked: 1. whether
the variables appear in the formula also appears in the module; 2. type of
the formula (a type checking routine similar to the typechecking in atm
package is used); 3. for formula with path quantifer, check if the
formula's agents are refering to the correct ATOMS. For the atomic formulas
(formulas with type Atlp_LT_c, Atlp_LE_c, Atlp_GE_c, Atlp_GT_c, Atlp_EQ_c),
an Atm_Expr_t is built and stored in the atmExpr field of the formula. This
will later be used to compute the set of states in Mc_FormulaEvaluate.
Side Effects It is an error to call this function, if the formula
has type Atlp_PLUS_c, Atlp_MINUS_c, Atlp_UMINUS or Atlp_NATNUM_c, since
these formula do not evaluate to boolean type.
See Also optional
Defined in mcMc.c
int
Mc_Init(
Tcl_Interp * interp,
Main_Manager_t * manager
)
Called by TclAppInit for initialization of
package. It also calls Atlp_Init to initialize the formula parsing
package. Moreover, it creates the command mc for model-checking.
Side Effects required
See Also optional
Defined in mcMain.c
static void
TimeOutHandle(
)
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2003 - 2009
Completed graduation from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi with the major of Computer Science & Engineering.
December 2014 - Present
Developing an "awesome" app!!
(coming soon at a Web Browser near you..)
February 2012 - December 2014
Created a cross browser plugin for playback of broken media files and design and development of a lot of other features in an industry leading Video QC Tool.
January 2011 - February 2012 (1 Yr)
Developed a social platform around Cricket with new types of online social interactions. Fastest score updates and real-time conversations among 5K+ concurrent users on EC2 instance. Also developed an Exam Simulator independently.
June 2009 - December 2010 (1.5 Yr)
Created a real time debate application in Flex/Java and PHP for http://yackit.com/ and scaled it on Amazon EC2 and Wowza.
They say, "Learning How to Learn is the most important skill in life".
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Gets your public key, which you must store. You need your public key to use other secrets endpoints. Use the returned key
to encrypt your secrets. Anyone with read access to the repository can use this endpoint. GitHub Apps must have the secrets
permission to use this endpoint.
GET /repos/:owner/:repo/actions/secrets/public-key
Status: 200 OK
{
"key_id": "1234",
"key": "2Sg8iYjAxxmI2LvUXpJjkYrMxURPc8r+dB7TJyvv1234"
}


Holmium
Element Name:
Holmium
Latin Name:
Holmium
Atomic Number:
67
Atomic Weight:
164.93 u
Is a:
Lanthanoid
State of the element:
Solid
About:
Holmium is a chemical element with the symbol Ho and atomic number 67. Part of the lanthanide series, holmium is a rare-earth element. Holmium was discovered by Swedish chemist Per Theodor Cleve. Its oxide was first isolated from rare-earth ores in 1878. The element's name comes from Holmia, the Latin name for the city of Stockholm.
Electrons
67
Protons
67
Neutrons
97
Discoverer:
Per Teodor Cleve, Auguste Honore Charlois
Discovered in:
1878


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-Selected as an intern from attending a 3 day Junior Leadership conference promoting leadership, diversity, and the company culture
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On division and primality
Consider the following definitions:
Require Export ZArith.
Require Export ZArithRing.
Fixpoint check_range (v:Z)(r:nat)(sr:Z){struct r} : bool :=
match r with
O => true
| S r' =>
match (v mod sr)%Z with
Z0 => false
| _ => check_range v r' (Zpred sr)
end
end.
Definition check_primality (n:nat) :=
check_range (Z_of_nat n)(pred (pred n))(Z_of_nat (pred n)).

Theorem check_correct :
forall p:nat, 0 < p -> check_primality p = true ->
~(exists k:nat, k <> 1 /\ k <> p /\ (exists q:nat, p = q*k)).
Solution
This file


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This is the 1.4 release of the Axis SOAP toolkit.
This is the Final release of Axis 1.4. Please kick the tires, put it through it's paces, and let us know via our mailing lists or bug tracking system if there are problems.
Here is the change log (a high-level list of changes). You can also read the svn change log (which lists actual diffs).
This release is intended to be 100% compliant with the JAX-RPC and SAAJ specifications from Sun. The Axis code has successfully passed the all of the JAX-RPC and SAAJ TCK (Technology Compatibility Kit) tests.
This version has passed the JAX-RPC 1.1 and SAAJ 1.2 TCKs.
Please check out the included documentation and the FAQ for more information.
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Thanks for your interest in Axis!
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Numeric derivatives¶
The other extreme from using analytic derivatives is to use numeric derivatives. The key observation here is that the process of differentiating a function \(f(x)\) w.r.t \(x\) can be written as the limiting process:
Forward Differences¶
Now of course one cannot perform the limiting operation numerically on a computer so we do the next best thing, which is to choose a small value of \(h\) and approximate the derivative as
The above formula is the simplest most basic form of numeric differentiation. It is known as the Forward Difference formula.
So how would one go about constructing a numerically differentiated
version of Rat43Analytic
(Rat43) in
Ceres Solver. This is done in two steps:
- Define Functor that given the parameter values will evaluate the residual for a given \((x,y)\).
- Construct a
CostFunction
by usingNumericDiffCostFunction
to wrap an instance ofRat43CostFunctor
.
struct Rat43CostFunctor {
Rat43CostFunctor(const double x, const double y) : x_(x), y_(y) {}
bool operator()(const double* parameters, double* residuals) const {
const double b1 = parameters[0];
const double b2 = parameters[1];
const double b3 = parameters[2];
const double b4 = parameters[3];
residuals[0] = b1 * pow(1.0 + exp(b2 - b3 * x_), -1.0 / b4) - y_;
return true;
}
const double x_;
const double y_;
}
CostFunction* cost_function =
new NumericDiffCostFunction<Rat43CostFunctor, FORWARD, 1, 4>(
new Rat43CostFunctor(x, y));
This is about the minimum amount of work one can expect to do to define the cost function. The only thing that the user needs to do is to make sure that the evaluation of the residual is implemented correctly and efficiently.
Before going further, it is instructive to get an estimate of the error in the forward difference formula. We do this by considering the Taylor expansion of \(f\) near \(x\).
i.e., the error in the forward difference formula is \(O(h)\) [3].
Implementation Details¶
NumericDiffCostFunction
implements a generic algorithm to
numerically differentiate a given functor. While the actual
implementation of NumericDiffCostFunction
is complicated, the
net result is a CostFunction
that roughly looks something
like the following:
class Rat43NumericDiffForward : public SizedCostFunction<1,4> {
public:
Rat43NumericDiffForward(const Rat43Functor* functor) : functor_(functor) {}
virtual ~Rat43NumericDiffForward() {}
virtual bool Evaluate(double const* const* parameters,
double* residuals,
double** jacobians) const {
functor_(parameters[0], residuals);
if (!jacobians) return true;
double* jacobian = jacobians[0];
if (!jacobian) return true;
const double f = residuals[0];
double parameters_plus_h[4];
for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) {
std::copy(parameters, parameters + 4, parameters_plus_h);
const double kRelativeStepSize = 1e-6;
const double h = std::abs(parameters[i]) * kRelativeStepSize;
parameters_plus_h[i] += h;
double f_plus;
functor_(parameters_plus_h, &f_plus);
jacobian[i] = (f_plus - f) / h;
}
return true;
}
private:
scoped_ptr<Rat43Functor> functor_;
};
Note the choice of step size \(h\) in the above code, instead of
an absolute step size which is the same for all parameters, we use a
relative step size of \(\text{kRelativeStepSize} = 10^{-6}\). This
gives better derivative estimates than an absolute step size [1]
[2]. This choice of step size only works for parameter values that
are not close to zero. So the actual implementation of
NumericDiffCostFunction
, uses a more complex step size
selection logic, where close to zero, it switches to a fixed step
size.
Central Differences¶
\(O(h)\) error in the Forward Difference formula is okay but not great. A better method is to use the Central Difference formula:
Notice that if the value of \(f(x)\) is known, the Forward Difference formula only requires one extra evaluation, but the Central Difference formula requires two evaluations, making it twice as expensive. So is the extra evaluation worth it?
To answer this question, we again compute the error of approximation in the central difference formula:
The error of the Central Difference formula is \(O(h^2)\), i.e., the error goes down quadratically whereas the error in the Forward Difference formula only goes down linearly.
Using central differences instead of forward differences in Ceres
Solver is a simple matter of changing a template argument to
NumericDiffCostFunction
as follows:
CostFunction* cost_function =
new NumericDiffCostFunction<Rat43CostFunctor, CENTRAL, 1, 4>(
new Rat43CostFunctor(x, y));
But what do these differences in the error mean in practice? To see this, consider the problem of evaluating the derivative of the univariate function
at \(x = 1.0\).
It is easy to determine that \(Df(1.0) =<PHONE_NUMBER>7129658\). Using this value as reference, we can now compute the relative error in the forward and central difference formulae as a function of the absolute step size and plot them.
Reading the graph from right to left, a number of things stand out in the above graph:
- The graph for both formulae have two distinct regions. At first, starting from a large value of \(h\) the error goes down as the effect of truncating the Taylor series dominates, but as the value of \(h\) continues to decrease, the error starts increasing again as roundoff error starts to dominate the computation. So we cannot just keep on reducing the value of \(h\) to get better estimates of \(Df\). The fact that we are using finite precision arithmetic becomes a limiting factor.
- Forward Difference formula is not a great method for evaluating derivatives. Central Difference formula converges much more quickly to a more accurate estimate of the derivative with decreasing step size. So unless the evaluation of \(f(x)\) is so expensive that you absolutely cannot afford the extra evaluation required by central differences, do not use the Forward Difference formula.
- Neither formula works well for a poorly chosen value of \(h\).
Ridders’ Method¶
So, can we get better estimates of \(Df\) without requiring such small values of \(h\) that we start hitting floating point roundoff errors?
One possible approach is to find a method whose error goes down faster than \(O(h^2)\). This can be done by applying Richardson Extrapolation to the problem of differentiation. This is also known as Ridders’ Method [Ridders].
Let us recall, the error in the central differences formula.
The key thing to note here is that the terms \(K_2, K_4, ...\) are indepdendent of \(h\) and only depend on \(x\).
Let us now define:
Then observe that
and
Here we have halved the step size to obtain a second central differences estimate of \(Df(x)\). Combining these two estimates, we get:
which is an approximation of \(Df(x)\) with truncation error that goes down as \(O(h^4)\). But we do not have to stop here. We can iterate this process to obtain even more accurate estimates as follows:
It is straightforward to show that the approximation error in \(A(n, 1)\) is \(O(h^{2n})\). To see how the above formula can be implemented in practice to compute \(A(n,1)\) it is helpful to structure the computation as the following tableau:
So, to compute \(A(n, 1)\) for increasing values of \(n\) we move from the left to the right, computing one column at a time. Assuming that the primary cost here is the evaluation of the function \(f(x)\), the cost of computing a new column of the above tableau is two function evaluations. Since the cost of evaluating \(A(1, n)\), requires evaluating the central difference formula for step size of \(2^{1-n}h\)
Applying this method to \(f(x) = \frac{e^x}{\sin x - x^2}\) starting with a fairly large step size \(h = 0.01\), we get:
Compared to the correct value \(Df(1.0) =<PHONE_NUMBER>7129658\), \(A(5, 1)\) has a relative error of \(10^{-13}\). For comparison, the relative error for the central difference formula with the same stepsize (\(0.01/2^4 = 0.000625\)) is \(10^{-5}\).
The above tableau is the basis of Ridders’ method for numeric differentiation. The full implementation is an adaptive scheme that tracks its own estimation error and stops automatically when the desired precision is reached. Of course it is more expensive than the forward and central difference formulae, but is also significantly more robust and accurate.
Using Ridder’s method instead of forward or central differences in
Ceres is again a simple matter of changing a template argument to
NumericDiffCostFunction
as follows:
CostFunction* cost_function =
new NumericDiffCostFunction<Rat43CostFunctor, RIDDERS, 1, 4>(
new Rat43CostFunctor(x, y));
The following graph shows the relative error of the three methods as a function of the absolute step size. For Ridders’s method we assume that the step size for evaluating \(A(n,1)\) is \(2^{1-n}h\).
Using the 10 function evaluations that are needed to compute \(A(5,1)\) we are able to approximate \(Df(1.0)\) about a 1000 times better than the best central differences estimate. To put these numbers in perspective, machine epsilon for double precision arithmetic is \(\approx 2.22 \times 10^{-16}\).
Going back to Rat43
, let us also look at the runtime cost of the
various methods for computing numeric derivatives.
| CostFunction | Time (ns) |
|---|---|
| Rat43Analytic | 255 |
| Rat43AnalyticOptimized | 92 |
| Rat43NumericDiffForward | 262 |
| Rat43NumericDiffCentral | 517 |
| Rat43NumericDiffRidders | 3760 |
As expected, Central Differences is about twice as expensive as Forward Differences and the remarkable accuracy improvements of Ridders’ method cost an order of magnitude more runtime.
Recommendations¶
Numeric differentiation should be used when you cannot compute the derivatives either analytically or using automatic differention. This is usually the case when you are calling an external library or function whose analytic form you do not know or even if you do, you are not in a position to re-write it in a manner required to use Automatic Derivatives.
When using numeric differentiation, use at least Central Differences, and if execution time is not a concern or the objective function is such that determining a good static relative step size is hard, Ridders’ method is recommended.
Footnotes
| [1] | Numerical Differentiation |
| [2] | [Press] Numerical Recipes, Section 5.7 |
| [3] | In asymptotic error analysis, an error of \(O(h^k)\) means that the absolute-value of the error is at most some constant times \(h^k\) when \(h\) is close enough to \(0\). |


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To start, choose an arithmetic operation from the first menu. Next use the second menu to choose either a real value or another image as the second operand. In the former case, the constant value you enter into the text box will be applied to each pixel in the image. In the latter case, the operation is performed between the corresponding pixels in the two images.
Click the Run button to perform the arithmetic operation. A new raw data layer called "imarith" will be created containing the results of the operation. Successive runs are cumulative, so that you can build up a more complex operation from simple ones.
Click the Reset button to delete the "imarith" raw data layer, which will allow you to start afresh.
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| asymm_circles_grid::String_Size::("cv/cameracalibration/asymmetric_circles/acircles2.png", 7x13) | 172.440 ms | 147.125 ms | 174.499 ms | 144.298 ms | 1.17 | 0.99 | 1.20 | FASTER | FASTER | |
| asymm_circles_grid::String_Size::("cv/cameracalibration/asymmetric_circles/acircles3.png", 7x13) | 169.816 ms | 148.870 ms | 176.773 ms | 147.461 ms | 1.14 | 0.96 | 1.15 | FASTER | FASTER | |
| asymm_circles_grid::String_Size::("cv/cameracalibration/asymmetric_circles/acircles4.png", 5x5) | 103.674 ms | 87.417 ms | 111.743 ms | 86.913 ms | 1.19 | 0.93 | 1.19 | FASTER | slower | FASTER |
| asymm_circles_grid::String_Size::("cv/cameracalibration/asymmetric_circles/acircles5.png", 5x5) | 100.808 ms | 86.579 ms | 109.949 ms | 85.362 ms | 1.16 | 0.92 | 1.18 | FASTER | SLOWER | FASTER |
| asymm_circles_grid::String_Size::("cv/cameracalibration/asymmetric_circles/acircles6.png", 5x5) | 114.808 ms | 91.797 ms | 115.029 ms | 89.832 ms | 1.25 | 1.00 | 1.28 | FASTER | FASTER | |
| asymm_circles_grid::String_Size::("cv/cameracalibration/asymmetric_circles/acircles7.png", 3x9) | 125.456 ms | 100.340 ms | 125.218 ms | 98.599 ms | 1.25 | 1.00 | 1.27 | FASTER | FASTER | |
| asymm_circles_grid::String_Size::("cv/cameracalibration/asymmetric_circles/acircles8.png", 3x9) | 117.492 ms | 93.538 ms | 117.563 ms | 91.862 ms | 1.26 | 1.00 | 1.28 | FASTER | FASTER | |
| asymm_circles_grid::String_Size::("cv/cameracalibration/asymmetric_circles/acircles9.png", 3x9) | 101.840 ms | 88.139 ms | 110.167 ms | 85.345 ms | 1.16 | 0.92 | 1.19 | FASTER | slower | FASTER |
| solvePnP::PointsNum_Algo::(5, SOLVEPNP_DLS) | 0.694 ms | 0.421 ms | 0.602 ms | 0.419 ms | 1.65 | 1.15 | 1.65 | FASTER | FASTER | FASTER |
| solvePnP::PointsNum_Algo::(5, SOLVEPNP_EPNP) | 0.699 ms | 0.421 ms | 0.602 ms | 0.418 ms | 1.66 | 1.16 | 1.67 | FASTER | FASTER | FASTER |
| solvePnP::PointsNum_Algo::(5, SOLVEPNP_ITERATIVE) | 6.623 ms | 3.988 ms | 5.822 ms | 4.052 ms | 1.66 | 1.14 | 1.63 | FASTER | faster | FASTER |
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| solvePnP::PointsNum_Algo::(27, SOLVEPNP_DLS) | 0.766 ms | 0.462 ms | 0.675 ms | 0.466 ms | 1.66 | 1.13 | 1.64 | FASTER | FASTER | FASTER |
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| solvePnPSmallPoints::PointsNum_Algo::(5, SOLVEPNP_DLS) | 0.691 ms | 0.418 ms | 0.614 ms | 0.420 ms | 1.65 | 1.12 | 1.64 | FASTER | faster | FASTER |
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Let me start off by saying I am pretty well experienced drug user, I've done a fair array of psychedelics, but ether is by far the most intense, if done right.
The first time I ever had an ether trip was when I tried huffing gas back in JH. I had only smoked pot at that time and had no idea the kind of psychedelic effects ether had, nor was I ready for them. I just went out in my garage, which has really loud blinky fluorescent lights, and huffed on the can for a while. At first it was just a tingly body high, then the lights started blinking similar to strobe lights, and the noise became unbearable, as if someone was wailing on a chainsaw inches away from my ear, then it soon turned into one of the worst mindfucks I've ever had. I felt like I had died, and for a split second truly believed in my heart of hearts that I had. It really freaked me out because I had no idea what to expect, and I was paranoid that my parents might catch me. It wasn't a good setting to be in for a strong ether trip. After that I swore the stuff off.
Then, years later I was turned on to ether by a friend. He made it out of a can of starter fluid, mixed with equal parts water, then poured the water out, leaving supposedly purer ether than straight starter fluid. At this point I didn't know that my gas experience had really been an ether trip, and as you can expect I had a really bad repeat trip. Literally the exact same trip I'd had years before. Again I swore the stuff off.
Just a few weeks ago, that same buddy of mine asked if I wanted to try ether again. I have in that time experimented with many different types of drugs, and never been touched so deeply or tripped so intense as I had twice before.  Boy, was that a good decision.
We decided to do it at his house, and when we got there his roommate had invited some of our mutual friends over and they were in the living room watching a movie. We all smoked a couple bowls, then we went back into my friends room and each got a rag and started huffing. At first, I felt the same familiar warmth and tinglyness that goes throughout the body after the first few huffs, then the wah's came. The premier state Ether is really reminiscent of a whippit. Then after a few more huffs, the vision becomes blurred, motor skills are greatly impared, walking feels more like coordinated stumbling. I was really not sure if I was feeling it yet, so I got up and attemped to walk out into the living room.
Yet again, the fluorescent lights in the kitchen, along with the slight hum of a space heater, were wreaking havoc on my senses. I couldn't hear anything other than the roar of the heater, and my eyes told me the lights were flashing at the pace of a slow strobe light. It almost became unbearable, but then I turned and looked at the tv. It was the only thing in the room illuminated enough to stand out from the surroundings, and soon all the other objects the room sort of melded together into hexagonal geometric patterns and started slowly rotating around me. Then I relaxed my eyes, and I realized I could zoom in on objects, and turn my vision into wide screen. At this point I was so amazed at what I was seeing I turned and tried to speak to my friend and tell him how amazing this was, but I couldn't find the words to string into sentences to explain what I felt, and it all just came out in a jumble of Wows, Dudes, and Its Like's.
I started coming down so I went back in the room to get some more and check on my buddy, who was spaced out on the bed. I started huffing more and was soon flying high again, but instead of getting up and walking around, I just sat there and my mind took over. As I huffed more and more I would start to space out and trip harder and harder.
Its hard to remember the details of these trips because at that point I'm pretty much fully anesthetized and not even aware of the outside world. The only way I can describe these trips is to call them circular. Everything feels familiar, as if its happened before. Its almost like a constant state of deja vu. I also sometimes feel as if I understand 'It'. But while high I cant explain 'It', and once sober I don't know what 'It' is.
We huffed for probably 5 hours straight until the bottle was gone. Coming down off ether was very pleasant, it was a really mild body high, its just a very relaxed state. Immediately afterward, the urge to do more ether was extremely intense. But soon I got over that. I've done more ether since then, and plan on doing more in the future. I really wouldn't suggest doing ether if you have anything to do soon, because it makes my breath reek, I feel stupid for about an hour afterward, and in order to fully experience the power of ether I must huff a lot and let it take me to places I never thought were possible.
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BANGKOK, Nov 20 —Thailand’s Constitutional Court today disqualified the leader of an opposition party and fierce government critic from parliament after finding him guilty of violating election law.
Thanathorn Jungroongruangkit, 40, the leader of the Future Forward Party, was found guilty of holding shares in a media company after registering his candidacy for an election earlier this year to formally end five years of military rule.
Thanathorn is a strong opponent of the army’s role in politics and his new party came in a surprise third in the March election.
Future Forward is part of an opposition alliance that disputed the vote count and accused the army of writing the electoral rules to ensure that Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, the former military junta leader, would remain in power. — Reuters


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Origami
A new front end component strategy for FT
Andrew Betts, FT Labs
@triblondon, @FTLabs
- Six hundred domain names
- Eight hundred ft.com subdomains
- Three separate digital channels
Problems
- Repeating work
- Unable to let go of old tech
- Experts needed everywhere
- Square pegs, round holes
- Learning 'cliff'
Single channel future
Many others (Guardian, BBC, Gov.UK, Boston Globe) have built single-channel sites that serve all devices with a single website. Ultimately, we should too, because
- Same URL for an article, regardless of platform
- Much lower cost to maintain
- More consistent experience for users
- Easier to comply with accessibility obligations
- Better prepared for Web Components to change how we build websites
How to get there
- Build reusable components that we can share between products
- Design at component level, not page level
- Have a standard, so things are easy to understand and use
- Align design with implementation using a living style guide
- Use powerful and flexible versioning and packaging
- As far as possible, use public standards
Create a Living style guide to improve performance.
Nicole Sullivan
Package dependencies
Consultation
- BBC (Simon Stevenson)
- CBC (Barbara Bermes)
- GDS (Frances Berriman)
- Sky (Harry Roberts)
In summary: catching up
- Build components, not pages
- Respond to content, not devices
- Integrate design with dev in a living style guide
In summary: pioneering
- Make everything modular
- Package management for SASS
- Fully scalable architecture
What we've done so far
- Tested packaging solutions
- Written a standard
- Taken extensive advice
- Built about 10 sample components
- Started creating tools to support the framework
Roadmap
- Finish build service and registry tools
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Last Night (Reviewed on Oct. 25/98)
Starring Don McKellar, Callum Keith Rennie, Sandra Oh
"Last Night" could have an "AKA" tagged on the end of it that says, "It's the end of the world, and we feel fine".
"Last Night" is about just that. The last night of planet earth's existence. The world is going to end at precisely midnight, January 1st, 2000. How scientists were so accurately able to predict when this catastrophic event would occur is never explained. Nor is the event itself. Throughout the entire movie, no explanation is given as to why this is happening. In doing this, McKellar (who also wrote and directed the film) seems to be trying to transcend the genre. He's attempted to make a film about people, and how each of them deals with their last night of life. The film contains no science fiction elements, which allows the viewer to concentrate on the feelings and actions of the characters. McKellar is largely successful in his attempt to rise above his material.
The film is set in Toronto, and follows several people in their various escapades on the last night of existence. There's McKellar, who plays a man who just wants to be alone when the moment occurs, but keeps getting interrupted by a woman (Sandra Oh) in search of her husband. Her husband, played by David Cronenberg, is spending the day working at the gas company, informing people that they will attempt to keep providing gas right up until the end.
McKellar has crafted a gang of the some of the most interesting characters I've seen in a film in months. These people all felt real to me, especially the character played by Sandra Oh. We can see her desperation, her utter need to be with her husband in the final hours. Rennie is good, too, as the man who wants to literally try everything before he dies. He exudes such charm and likeablity, it's not surprising that we're rooting for him to get what he wants. But for me, the biggest surprise in the movie is McKellar. I knew that he was a talented director, but I had no idea he could act as well. His insistence to be alone, much to the dismay of his parents, is something that most people would find difficult to understand, but as played by McKellar, we can understand his reasons. He doesn't buy into the whole notion that just because everyone's going to die, he should immediately find some companionship. He realizes the relationship would be forced, and they would only be together for the sake of being together. McKellar gives a brilliant performance, and I hope he alternates between directing and acting.
My only quibble with the film is that we never find out why the world is ending. I really wanted to know, and my need to know was hanging over the film at all times. I appreciate the fact that McKellar didn't want the material to rule the film, and that he wanted the movie to be more of a study in human behavious. However, in not telling the audience what the cause of earth's destruction is, he's left a big question that is in their minds throughout the film. Another problem is we never see anybody panicking. I would imagine if the world was ending, and there was nothing to be done about it, a large segment of the population would be going out of their minds. Instead, we are treated to shots of a giant crowd partying like it's New Year's Eve. I just didn't buy the fact that everyone had completely accepted their fate. No one had the urge to "rage against the dying of the light".
Despite these small problems, "Last Night" is one of the best movies of the year. As opposed to the moronic "Armageddon", "Last Night" treats the subject at hand with maturity and believabilty. And Bruce Willis never shows up to save the day.
***1/2 out of ****
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How to invert a normalizing flow¶
For some applications, it is necessary to invert a trained model. As normalizing flows are bijections, this is always possible, and due to the structure of coupling cells, this can be done in an exact and efficient way. The forward and the backward transformation access in runtime both the same parameters, so inverting a normalizing flow in ZüNIS reduces to signaling the model which of both operations to perform.
The following example shows how this can be done:
import torch
from zunis.models.flows.sampling import UniformSampler
from zunis.training.weighted_dataset.stateful_trainer import StatefulTrainer
device = torch.device("cpu")
d = 2
def f(x):
return x[:,0]**2 + x[:,1]**2
trainer = StatefulTrainer(d=d, loss="variance", flow="pwquad", device=device)
n_points = 3
# Uniformly sampled points
x = torch.rand(n_points,d,device=device)
print(x) #[[0.8797, 0.0277],[0.4615, 0.8289],[0.7171, 0.5085]]
px = torch.ones(n_points)
# px.shape = (n_points,)
# Function values
fx = f(x)
sample = x, px, fx
trainer.train_on_batch(x,px,fx)
y=trainer.flow(torch.cat((x,px.unsqueeze(-1)),-1))
print(y[:,:-1]) #[[0.8903, 0.0952],[0.2285, 0.6719],[0.5979, 0.3470]]
trainer.flow.invert()
q=trainer.flow(y)
print(q[:,:-1]) #[[0.8797, 0.0277],[0.4615, 0.8289], [0.7171, 0.5085]]
From the sampled points, a training sample is created on which the trainer is optimized.
Then, we apply the trained model on the originally sampled points, which gives the mapped
points and the jacobian of the transformation. The trainer can be inverted by calling
.invert()
, through which the underlying normalizing flow (trainer.flow
) is operating
backwards instead of forward. This allows to again restore x
from y
.


Chiseled Design Distinct Ultra-Thin 30 Plus Tools-In-1 review
by Julian PerryCROWDFUNDED REVIEW – As a photographer/videographer, I am always adding or swapping out accessories on my cameras, or rigging up some type of prop for a better shot. Since I already carry a lot of gear, it is not practical for me to walk around with a toolkit. Having access to a multitool device that I can keep in my pocket and that features a set of practical tools is always helpful and sometimes a lifesaver. Let’s take a look at the Distinct Ultra-Thin 30 Plus Tools-In-1 by Chiseled Design.
What is it?
The Distinct 30+ tools by Chiseled Design is an ultra-thin all in one EDC tool that features a 5 spoke wrench, including SW-5 for use on Tricon wheels, a box cutter, bottle opener, wing-nut tool, 3 size wire benders, paint can opener, 6 metric wrench 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, a wire stripper, blade-guard/ strap, a file tool, screw bit holder with extra hex socket for use in tight spaces, 10 screw bits: H2, H2.5, H3, H4, H5, H6, SL5, PH1, T10, T25 that are securely inserted into their dedicated housing, and are swappable and compatible with standard size ¼” socket.
What’s in the box
1 x Chiseled Design Distinct Ultra-Thin 30 Plus Tools-In-1
1 x Silicone Strap and Blade Guard
Design and features
The Distinct tool is very thin and for its size, it does have enough weight to make it feel like a solid build.
All of the screw bits are self-contained, and the main shaft/handle that secures them and is kept in place by a thumbscrew.
The diagram below shows the details of all of the included tool functions.
Performance
This tool comes in a small nicely designed box.
Once I removed the tool from the box, I could immediately see that the quality and feel were impressive. Even the fit and finish are superb. I took some time to test the bottle opener, the wire stripper, and the file, and they all worked well. What I really wanted to see next was how the shaft felt and functioned with the screw bits. This is where my only complaint is. There is a thumbscrew that secures the shaft/handle to the rest of the tool and I immediately felt like in the busyness of my jobs, I would lose the thumbscrew. The following video shows the effort required to remove the screw. You will also see at the end of the video that I dropped the screw, and I promise that I did not purposely do so. I really did accidentally drop the screw.
Once the thumbscrew was out, I was able to remove the shaft/handle from the rest of the tool. Once the shaft is removed, the bits slide out. After some testing, I was able to determine that the body of the actual tool where the bits slide in is magnetic, and the bits themselves are not. The insert in the shaft where the bits are inserted is also magnetic. As far as I can tell, nowhere else on the tool is magnetic.
The following photos show the shaft with various bits inserted.
What I like
- The build quality
- The built-in functional tools
- The compact size
What I’d change
- I would change the thumbscrew design to something that performs the same but remains attached to the main tool to prevent loss
Final thoughts
This multitool is very functional in terms of the number of built-in tools. My main issue with it is the thumbscrew that I have to remove to get to the screw bits and to use some of the other functions, In my business, I am always running around, and it is very easy and possible for me to lose that screw. Once that screw is lost, the tool can no longer be secured as one unit. I do believe that if the final version of this tool solves that issue, that this Distinct Ultra-thin multitool would earn a permanent place in my EDC gear bag as well as my on-location gear bag.
Price: $30 (Earlybird special) retail after crowdfunding $60
Where to buy: Chiseled Design’s Indiegogo page
Source: The sample for this review was provided by Chiseled Design


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