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xpcc
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VL6180X: Proximity and ambient light sensing (ALS) module. More...
#include <xpcc/driver/position/vl6180.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| Vl6180 (Data &data, uint8_t address=0x29) | |
| Constructor, requires an vl6180::Data object, sets address to default of 0x29. | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | ping () |
| Ping the I2C devide. More... | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | initialize () |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | setDeviceAddress (uint8_t address) |
| Set a new I2C address (< 128) for this device. More... | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | setGain (AnalogGain gain) |
| Sets a new analog gain for ALS. | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | setIntegrationTime (uint16_t time) |
| Sets a new integration time for ALS. More... | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | readDistance () |
| Reads the distance and buffer the results (can take 10-55ms). | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | readAmbientLight () |
| Reads the ambient light and buffer the results. More... | |
| RangeErrorCode | getRangeError () |
| ALS_ErrorCode | getALS_Error () |
| template<typename T > | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | updateRegister (Register reg, T setMask, T clearMask=T(0xff)) |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | write (Register reg, uint8_t value) |
| write a 8bit value a register | |
| Data & | getData () |
| the data object for this sensor. | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | read (Register reg, uint8_t *buffer, uint8_t length) |
| read multiple 8bit values from a start register | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from xpcc::I2cDevice< I2cMaster, 2 > | |
| I2cDevice (uint8_t address) | |
| void | setAddress (uint8_t address) |
| Sets a new address of the slave device. More... | |
| void | attachConfigurationHandler (I2c::ConfigurationHandler handler) |
| Attaches a configuration handler, which is called before a transaction, whenever the configuration has to be changed. More... | |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | ping () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from xpcc::vl6180 | |
| enum | Register : uint16_t { IDENTIFICATION__MODEL_ID, IDENTIFICATION__MODEL_REV_MAJOR, IDENTIFICATION__MODEL_REV_MINOR, IDENTIFICATION__MODULE_REV_MAJOR, IDENTIFICATION__MODULE_REV_MINOR, IDENTIFICATION__DATE_HI, IDENTIFICATION__DATE_LO, IDENTIFICATION__TIME_HI, IDENTIFICATION__TIME_LO, SYSTEM__MODE_GPIO0, SYSTEM__MODE_GPIO1, SYSTEM__HISTORY_CTRL, SYSTEM__INTERRUPT_CONFIG_GPIO, SYSTEM__INTERRUPT_CLEAR, SYSTEM__FRESH_OUT_OF_RESET, SYSTEM__GROUPED_PARAMETER_HOLD, SYSRANGE__START, SYSRANGE__THRESH_HIGH, SYSRANGE__THRESH_LOW, SYSRANGE__INTERMEASUREMENT_PERIOD, SYSRANGE__MAX_CONVERGENCE_TIME, SYSRANGE__CROSSTALK_COMPENSATION_RATE, SYSRANGE__CROSSTALK_VALID_HEIGHT, SYSRANGE__EARLY_CONVERGENCE_ESTIMATE, SYSRANGE__PART_TO_PART_RANGE_OFFSET, SYSRANGE__RANGE_IGNORE_VALID_HEIGHT, SYSRANGE__RANGE_IGNORE_THRESHOLD, SYSRANGE__MAX_AMBIENT_LEVEL_MULT, SYSRANGE__RANGE_CHECK_ENABLES, SYSRANGE__VHV_RECALIBRATE, SYSRANGE__VHV_REPEAT_RATE, SYSALS__START, SYSALS__THRESH_HIGH, SYSALS__THRESH_LOW, SYSALS__INTERMEASUREMENT_PERIOD, SYSALS__ANALOGUE_GAIN, SYSALS__INTEGRATION_PERIOD, RESULT__RANGE_STATUS, RESULT__ALS_STATUS, RESULT__INTERRUPT_STATUS_GPIO, RESULT__ALS_VAL, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_0, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_1, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_2, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_3, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_4, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_5, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_6, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_7, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_8, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_9, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_10, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_11, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_12, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_13, RESULT__HISTORY_BUFFER_14, RESULT__RANGE_VAL, RESULT__RANGE_RAW, RESULT__RANGE_RETURN_RATE, RESULT__RANGE_REFERENCE_RATE, RESULT__RANGE_RETURN_SIGNAL_COUNT, RESULT__RANGE_REFERENCE_SIGNAL_COUNT, RESULT__RANGE_RETURN_AMB_COUNT, RESULT__RANGE_REFERENCE_AMB_COUNT, RESULT__RANGE_RETURN_CONV_TIME, RESULT__RANGE_REFERENCE_CONV_TIME, READOUT__AVERAGING_SAMPLE_PERIOD, FIRMWARE__BOOTUP, FIRMWARE__RESULT_SCALER, I2C_SLAVE__DEVICE_ADDRESS, INTERLEAVED_MODE__ENABLE } |
| The addresses of the Configuration and Data Registers. | |
| enum | GpioMode : uint8_t { GpioMode::IsMainShutdown, GpioMode::Polarity, GpioMode::Select } |
| SYSTEM__MODE_GPIO0 and SYSTEM__MODE_GPIO1. More... | |
| enum | HistoryControl : uint8_t { HistoryControl::BufferClear, HistoryControl::BufferMode, HistoryControl::BufferEnable } |
| SYSTEM__HISTORY_CTRL. More... | |
| enum | InterruptConfig |
| SYSTEM__INTERRUPT_CONFIG_GPIO. | |
| enum | InterruptSource : uint8_t { Disabled, InterruptSource::LevelLow, InterruptSource::LevelHigh, InterruptSource::OutOfWindow, NewSampleReady } |
| enum | InterruptClear : uint8_t { Error, ALS, Range } |
| SYSTEM__INTERRUPT_CLEAR. | |
| enum | Start : uint8_t { Start::ModeSelect, Start::StartStop } |
| SYSRANGE__START SYSALS__START. More... | |
| enum | RangeCheck : uint8_t { RangeCheck::SignalToNoise, RangeCheck::RangeIgnore, RangeCheck::EarlyConvergence } |
| SYSRANGE__RANGE_CHECK_ENABLES. More... | |
| enum | VhvRecalibrate : uint8_t { VhvRecalibrate::Status, VhvRecalibrate::Recalibrate } |
| SYSRANGE__VHV_RECALIBRATE. More... | |
| enum | AnalogGain : uint8_t { Gain1_0, Gain1_25, Gain1_67, Gain2_5, Gain5_0, Gain10, Gain20, Gain40 } |
| SYSALS__ANALOGUE_GAIN. | |
| enum | RangeStatus : uint8_t { RangeStatus::DeviceReady } |
| RESULT__RANGE_STATUS. More... | |
| enum | RangeErrorCode : uint8_t { NoError, VCSEL_ContinuityTest, VCSEL_WatchdogTest, VCSEL_Watchdog, PLL1_Lock, PLL2_Lock, EarlyConvergenceEstimate, MaxConvergence, NoTargetIgnore, MaxSignalToNoiseRatio, RawRangingAlgoUnderflow, RawRangingAlgoOverflow, RangingAlgoUnderflow, RangingAlgoOverflow } |
| enum | ALS_Status : uint8_t { ALS_Status::DeviceReady } |
| RESULT__ALS_STATUS. More... | |
| enum | ALS_ErrorCode : uint8_t { NoError, OverflowError, UnderflowError } |
| enum | InterruptStatus |
| RESULT__INTERRUPT_STATUS_GPIO. | |
| enum | InterruptError : uint8_t { NoError, InterruptError::LaserSafetyError, InterruptError::PLL_Error } |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< GpioMode > | GpioMode_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< HistoryControl > | HistoryControl_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< InterruptConfig > | InterruptConfig_t |
| typedef xpcc::Configuration< InterruptConfig_t, InterruptSource, 0x7 > | RangeInterruptSource_t |
| typedef xpcc::Configuration< InterruptConfig_t, InterruptSource, 0x7, 3 > | ALS_InterruptSource_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< InterruptClear > | InterruptClear_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< Start > | Start_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< RangeCheck > | RangeCheck_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< VhvRecalibrate > | VhvRecalibrate_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< RangeStatus > | RangeStatus_t |
| typedef xpcc::Configuration< RangeStatus_t, RangeErrorCode, 0xF0 > | RangeErrorCode_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< ALS_Status > | ALS_Status_t |
| typedef xpcc::Configuration< ALS_Status_t, ALS_ErrorCode, 0xF0 > | ALS_ErrorCode_t |
| typedef xpcc::Flags8< InterruptStatus > | InterruptStatus_t |
| typedef xpcc::Configuration< InterruptStatus_t, InterruptSource, 0x7 > | RangeInterruptStatus_t |
| typedef xpcc::Configuration< InterruptStatus_t, InterruptSource, 0x7, 3 > | ALS_InterruptStatus_t |
| typedef xpcc::Configuration< InterruptStatus_t, InterruptError,(3<< 6)> | InterruptError_t |
| using | Control_t = xpcc::FlagsGroup< GpioMode_t, HistoryControl_t, InterruptConfig_t, InterruptClear_t, Start_t, RangeCheck_t, VhvRecalibrate_t, RangeStatus_t, ALS_Status_t, InterruptStatus_t > |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from xpcc::I2cDevice< I2cMaster, 2 > | |
| bool | startWriteRead (const uint8_t *writeBuffer, std::size_t writeSize, uint8_t *readBuffer, std::size_t readSize) |
| Configures the transaction with a write/read operation and starts it. | |
| bool | startWrite (const uint8_t *buffer, std::size_t size) |
| Configures the transaction with a write operation and starts it. | |
| bool | startRead (uint8_t *buffer, std::size_t size) |
| Configures the transaction with a read operation and starts it. | |
| bool | startTransaction () |
| Starts the transaction with our own transaction object. | |
| bool | startTransaction (xpcc::I2cTransaction *transaction) |
| Starts the transaction with a seperate transaction object. | |
| bool | isTransactionRunning () |
| bool | wasTransactionSuccessful () |
| xpcc::ResumableResult< bool > | runTransaction () |
| Starts our own transaction and waits until finished. | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from xpcc::NestedResumable< NestingLevels+1 > | |
| NestedResumable () | |
| Construct a new class with nested resumable functions. | |
| void | stopResumable () |
| Force all resumable functions to stop running at the current nesting level. | |
| bool | isResumableRunning () const |
| int8_t | getResumableDepth () const |
| Protected Attributes inherited from xpcc::I2cDevice< I2cMaster, 2 > | |
| I2cWriteReadTransaction | transaction |
This implementation loads the configuration as recommended by the application note AN2424. The class is build for single-shot measurements.
For custom settings use the updateRegister()
function.
| xpcc::ResumableResult<bool> xpcc::Vl6180< I2cMaster >::ping | ( | ) |
This overwrites the build-in ping method of I2cDevice with a read of the model number.
| xpcc::ResumableResult<bool> xpcc::Vl6180< I2cMaster >::setDeviceAddress | ( | uint8_t | address | ) |
The address is not permanent and must be set again after every device boot.
| xpcc::ResumableResult<bool> xpcc::Vl6180< I2cMaster >::setIntegrationTime | ( | uint16_t | time | ) |
| time | integration time in ms, max ~500ms. |
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inline |
This takes as long as the chosen integration time (100ms default).


R-interface to gene drop programs from Alun Thomas' Java Programs for Statistical Genetics and Computational Statistics (JPSGCS).
| Version: |
0.2-10 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.12.0), rJava (≥ 0.8-4) |
| Imports: |
methods (≥ 3.1.0), utils (≥ 3.1.0), chopsticks (≥ 1.18.0) |
| Published: |
2018-05-13 |
| Author: |
Sigal Blay [aut],
Jinko Graham [aut],
Brad McNeney [aut, cre],
Annick Nembot-Simo [aut],
Alun Thomas [ctb],
Hin-Tak Leung [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Brad McNeney <mcneney at sfu.ca> |
| License: |
GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| SystemRequirements: |
Java (>= 8), zlib headers and library. |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
rJPSGCS results |


The Rubiks Cube
This is a collaboration between a biologist, physicist, and a computer engineer. Together we created a 3D representation of the ubiquitous Rubiks Cube.
Controls
A - Rotate the Front-Left Face Clockwise
W - Rotate the Top Face Clockwise
D - Rotate the Front-Right Face Clockwise
While Holding Shift - Do the opposite
UpArrow - Flip the Rubiks Cube
LeftArrow - RightArrow - Rotate the Rubiks Cube Left or Right
R - Solve the Rubiks Cube (Resets the Rubiks Cube)
G - Scramble the Rubiks Cube (Hold for a disco cube)
Power User Controls
Tab - Enable Power Users (includes previous controls) and show the back faces
Q - Rotate the Back-Left Face Clockwise
E - Rotate the Back-Right Face Clockwise
S - Rotate the Bottom Face Clockwise
Notes
This is a collaboration between a biologist, physicist, and a computer engineer. Together we created a 3D representation of the ubiquitous Rubiks Cube.
Controls
A - Rotate the Front-Left Face Clockwise
W - Rotate the Top Face Clockwise
D - Rotate the Front-Right Face Clockwise
While Holding Shift - Do the opposite
UpArrow - Flip the Rubiks Cube
LeftArrow - RightArrow - Rotate the Rubiks Cube Left or Right
R - Solve the Rubiks Cube (Resets the Rubiks Cube)
G - Scramble the Rubiks Cube (Hold for a disco cube)
Power User Controls
Tab - Enable Power Users (includes previous controls) and show the back faces
Q - Rotate the Back-Left Face Clockwise
E - Rotate the Back-Right Face Clockwise
S - Rotate the Bottom Face Clockwise
Notes
- Each of the 6 faces is composed of 9 subfaces for a total of 54 subfaces to keep track of (Stored in an array of integers).
- Each face has one face rotation written. (Reverse rotations are implemented via forward rotation three times).
- Each face doesn't move, their subfaces are modified accordingly.
- Scramble chooses a random face and rotates clockwise 1 to 3 times (It uses the defined face rotations).
- The Rubiks Cube is drawn by drawing two triangles (which make up one subface) 54 times.
- The WorldMatrix, which the "one" subface uses to draw all the subfaces, is constructed by translating as if the subface was on the front face and then is rotated to the appropriate face.


Independently Owned Eating in Oxford
We source delicious food from fantastic, locally-owned restaurants in Oxford that deserve support in the wake of the waves of chain restaurants desending on the city.


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Notebooks
Story: Beetje, daughter of !kweintu
Beetje, daughter of !kweintu
Title
Beetje, daughter of !kweintu
Collection
Summary
Some history and vocabulary concerning Beetje, daughter of !kweintu.
Comments
1) This story is found in Book XXV
Contributors
Date
October 1873
Categories
Keywords
names (of |xam) , names ('Boer') , names (Dutch) , names (Beetje) , names (Betsy) , names (!kweintu) , names (Els) , prison (House of Correction, Cape Town) , places (Beaufort West) , places (Frasersburg) , places (Cape Town) , places (names of) , genealogy (of |xam) , genealogy (of Beetje) , personal history (of Beetje, daughter of !kweintu) , vocabulary (and Beetje, daughter of !kweintu)
Story Pages
2351


Inside Britain's biggest family Christmas get together as more than 100 people gather
The huge Christmas party, held on Sunday in Shirehampton, Bristol, saw a gathering of family members ranging from 82 to just six months old
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistThese pictures show Britain's biggest family Christmas get together - more than 100 people who gather for a festive do every year.
The Cole family bash spans an impressive five generations and this year 120 all got together in the festive spirit.
The huge Christmas party, held on Sunday in Shirehampton, Bristol, saw a gathering of family members ranging from 82 to just six months old.
The generations of the Cole family got in the Christmas spirit with a Christmas-themed bonnet parade, a festive tombola with presents wrapped in Christmas paper, and plenty of Christmas tunes.
For the first time, there was even a “Coles Got Talent” talent show, where young and old alike showcased their performance talents.
Brenda Cotterell, 58, and her eldest sister Shirley organised this year's family party – carrying on the tradition that their late father, Albert Cole, began 15 years ago.
Albert was one of ten children, and then went on to have nine children himself with his wife Doris – Brenda's mother.
The family all live around Bristol - with one member from Wales.
Brenda said: “My dad loved Christmas so, so much. You could feel his excitement building every year.
“My father was always the big personality. His great-grandchildren still call him Grandad Lucky Dip, because he would dress up as Father Christmas and would always have a lucky dip to play with them.”
The Lucky Dip is something that the family have made sure to keep going in Albert's honour, as well as a raffle, with gifts and sweets donated by various family members.
Brenda added: “My father started this gathering every year after losing his son Andrew, my youngest brother, aged 22, and then losing my mum 28 years ago.
“As the family has grown, it gets quite hard to keep track of everyone, and know who is who.
“But I know how much my father would love to see us all together today,” she said.
And Brenda is not the only one for whom the annual family party means a lot.
Brenda's sister Shirley, who helped to organise this year's event, said: “It's brilliant to get everyone together.
“It can be a nightmare trying to visit everyone during the year,” she joked.
“It's very special to see the generations we have here – from my aunt Joan, to her great-great-great nephew, Ronnie-Jay.”
And Brenda's cousin Linda, daughter of Albert's eldest brother Arthur, is remarkably one of five generations – the largest branch of the Cole family.
She said: “It's lovely the effort that Brenda goes to to get everyone together.
“Thanks to Brenda, I'm now in touch with a lot more members of my family than I would have been otherwise. I keep in touch with a lot of them through Facebook during the year.”
Brenda's aunt Lin, who is married to Albert's brother Richard – one of four of Albert's surviving siblings – joked that not one person at the party knew everybody else there.
The great-grandmother of three said: “It's just life, for us. My family have grown up not knowing any differently – this is just normal.
“My daughter was talking to someone recently who only had two cousins, and she just couldn't believe it. She couldn't fathom them not having more cousins.
“It's just nice to come to an event like this and not have to worry about keeping an eye on the little ones, or worry about them annoying others, because you know somebody in this hall will be watching them.”
Meanwhile, Brenda's uncle John, the fifth of 10 siblings, who has 32 great-grandkids of his own, said: “We are all family, but we don't all know each other.
“This is only about a quarter of us here. It's really good to all get together – but we won't get Christmas presents for everybody here,” he joked.
Both Brenda and John's wife, Maureen, joked about “marrying into” the Cole family.
Maureen said: “I knew how many siblings John had, but it was quite a change for me, because I'm only one of three.”
And Brenda thanked her “long-suffering” husband Richard, saying: “He always says he married into 'the tribe'.
“He puts up with me preparing for this party, wrapping presents, for weeks in advance each year.
“We don't have any children of our own, so for us, this is our Christmas. We're all quite close, me and my siblings,” she added.
Brenda also thanked the PBA Social Club for allowing the family to host their Christmas party there for the last two years in a row.
She said: “It's quite a special place for us as a family.
“In the August before my dad died, in 2012, we celebrated my dad's 88th, my sister's 70th, my 50th, and my niece's 40th birthdays here.
“We've had wedding parties, christenings, funeral wakes, all in this hall.
“It's been a big part of all our lives,” Brenda said.


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This is a walk through for reading in a group of files, creating a set of plots, and exporting those plots to a matlab script. It is rather important that you have matlab installed, as all this program does is create a script file -- Matlab is required to actually run the script to generate the plots.
In order for this program to work, you must have all of your data in a text file, or multiple text files. These files will be in the format
column headers
[column data....]
Sample Time Commanded Pos Encoder 1 Pos Encoder 3 Pos Control Effort [ 0 0.000 0 452 976 -0.3907; 1 0.004 0 452 970 -0.3816; 2 0.009 0 452 963 -0.3883; 3 0.013 0 451 955 -0.3877; 4 0.018 0 450 946 -0.3681; 5 0.022 0 450 935 -0.3803; 6 0.027 0 449 924 -0.3736;]
It is best that you keep all of the data files for one set in a single directory. One, it is easier for you to keep track of, and two, there is only one output directory: when you parse the files ('run' from them menu) all the output files which will be used by matlab are dumped into the same output direcotry.
It is assumed that you have already installed the software. If not, you may want to do that now. Might help with this section.
In order to run this program, you MUST have a JRE installed. Hopefully you have one which is recent enough for you to simply double click on the icon which was (optionally) placed on your desktop. If you don't then I recommend visiting www.java.sun.com and installing the most recent version. The other option would be to run 'cmd' or 'command' depending on your version of windows, cd-ing into the dir which contains the file 'matScriptGen.jar' and typing "java -jar matScriptGen.jar'


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java.lang.Object org.drools.repository.AssetHistoryIterator
public class AssetHistoryIterator
A lazy iterator for walking back through history. Wraps the version iterator from JCR and allows skipping.
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AssetHistoryIterator(RulesRepository repo,
javax.jcr.Node head)
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java.lang.Object |
next()
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Skip the specified number of items. |
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hasNext
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public java.lang.Object next()
next
in interface java.util.Iterator
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in interface java.util.Iterator
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
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OBWriteInternationalStandingOrderResponse4_Data
- ConsentId : String
OB: Unique identification as assigned by the ASPSP to uniquely identify the consent resource.
- CreationDateTime : Date
Date and time at which the resource was created.All dates in the JSON payloads are represented in ISO 8601 date-time format. All date-time fields in responses must include the timezone. An example is below: 2017-04-05T10:43:07+00:00
- Initiation : OBWriteInternationalStandingOrder3_Data_Initiation
- InternationalStandingOrderId : String
OB: Unique identification as assigned by the ASPSP to uniquely identify the international standing order resource.
- MultiAuthorisation : OBWriteDomesticResponse3_Data_MultiAuthorisation
- Status : String
Specifies the status of resource in code form.
- Enum:
- Cancelled
- InitiationCompleted
- InitiationFailed
- InitiationPending
- StatusUpdateDateTime : Date
Date and time at which the resource status was updated.All dates in the JSON payloads are represented in ISO 8601 date-time format. All date-time fields in responses must include the timezone. An example is below: 2017-04-05T10:43:07+00:00


Installation¶
You can download the source code at https://github.com/CAOR-MINES-ParisTech/ukfm.
Python¶
The Python package has been tested under Python 3.5 on a Ubuntu 16.04 machine. To install:
Download the repo:
git clone https://github.com/CAOR-MINES-ParisTech/ukfm.git
Install package requirement (numpy, matplotlib, etc):
cd ukfm cd python pip install -r requirements.txt
Keep into the Python folder and run:
pip install .
or:
pip install -e .
The -e
flag tells pip to install the package in-place, which lets you make
changes to the code without having to reinstall every time.
Matlab¶
The Matlab code has been tested with version R2019a without requiring any particular toolbox. To install:
Download the repo:
git clone https://github.com/CAOR-MINES-ParisTech/ukfm.git
Go to /my/directory/ukfm/matlab at the Matlab prompt and execute
importukfm
.You may save this path for your next Matlab sessions (via
savepath
).
Documentation¶
You need Sphinx to build the HTML documentation.
cd docsource pip install sphinx make html open build/html/index.html


Bitcoin ABC is a full node implementation of the
Bitcoin Cash protocol.
We aim to provide a solid, stable software and help lead Bitcoin Cash
protocol development with an open and collaborative process.
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best laugh in a while
Posted:
Wed Sep 02, 2009 7:17 pm
by strafe of x2
lol so some sorc runs up and attks and it hits me so i bow him down on my well he drops the only hobgoblin staff in the game and says u can give it back or im going to tell karl and you will be deleted tomorrow. like 73-110 base dmg its a tight staff. thx ryann it will be put to good use
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Wed Sep 02, 2009 9:31 pm
by ven
lmao nice.. if we can't find good gear then we shall take it.
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:44 pm
by strafe of x2
yeah we havent FOUND anything good lol but we still ahve good poo
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:56 am
by WACOO
I got plenty of weapons with 120 top dmg
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:03 am
by ven
i don't see how.. we can't find the place that drops the good stuff
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Thu Sep 03, 2009 8:36 pm
by strafe of x2
we have been all over the map lookin for stuff and we really cant find nething good lol
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:49 am
by ven
lol funny thing happened today.... some guy said he was karl's dad and was going to tell on me and said karl's been programming since 6.... so I pked him lmao and told him liars die in this game
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 7:44 am
by Karl G.
ven, that was actually my dad, and I have been programming since 6.
lol
Also, the map is just a debug map--unless you've found the secret areas (a few you can only get to via teleport), there's not much to do just yet. Have you checked out the latest update?
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 9:28 am
by ven
oh poo lmao sorry.. well he wasn't giving good proof... and he said you were programming this game since you were 6.. must have been a slip up... lol i've been trying to find secret places but havn't succeeded yet... but i havn't checked the update yet because i was out at a campus party last night lol..
Edit: We are saying we can't find the monsters that drop the good gear.
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 11:39 am
by strafe of x2
hardest monsters we have found so far have been by the yellow crystal. (is there harder ones)?
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 11:46 am
by ven
i believe i found more to the map but i don't know how to get there
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 11:48 am
by strafe of x2
then how did u find more?
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 11:49 am
by strafe of x2
also karl what did u upload in the last update? we can start checkin on it
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 12:44 pm
by Karl G.
I loaded up the current update this morning. However, the server seems *really* laggy for me right now and I'm not sure what's going on.
ven wrote:oh poo lmao sorry.. well he wasn't giving good proof... and he said you were programming this game since you were 6.. must have been a slip up... lol i've been trying to find secret places but havn't succeeded yet... but i havn't checked the update yet because i was out at a campus party last night lol..
Edit: We are saying we can't find the monsters that drop the good gear.
Good gear doesn't spawn all that often yet because the monsters who drop it are rare. Try going north from the yellow crystal.
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:20 pm
by strafe of x2
we did lol we looped that poo for like an hour. best we got was bronze helm
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:35 pm
by ven
massive lag
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:36 pm
by strafe of x2
yeah its reallllllly bad karl u mind gettin in game? me n ven can show u some things
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:49 pm
by strafe of x2
ven im gonna get off here till the lag chills i cant do it :\
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:50 pm
by ven
yea thats cool.. did you see what i was trying to show you?
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 3:05 pm
by strafe of x2
yeah i think that goes to the crystal cause u can see the other side from the yellow crystal
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 4:31 pm
by ven
ah i see.. so karl needs to put in the ability to trans while falling off a cliff or fix nimbus... i'm still searching for the so called "secret areas"
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 5:45 pm
by strafe of x2
i have searched up and down lol
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Fri Sep 04, 2009 8:43 pm
by Joe M.
They're there. I promise.
Also, I haven't been able to connect to the server over the past couple days. Is this the case for everyone?
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Sat Sep 05, 2009 11:42 am
by Karl G.
The log database is getting pretty big and I think our good ol' VPS is freaking out. I'll be switching to the dedicated server for the next update.
Speaking of, new update with a bunch of fixes/new stuff (different kinds of monsters! geosid guardians!) is coming soon =)
Re: best laugh in a while
Posted:
Sat Sep 05, 2009 12:47 pm
by strafe of x2
sweet. lookin forward to it. as far as secret areas i have seen some trails thru chaos and i have also seen the yellow geosid area but without gas or trans i cant go many places


Clue (1985) Rating: 4.0 stars out of 5.0 stars
Cast: Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, Christopher Lloyd, Michael McKean, Martin Mull, Lesley Ann Warren, Colleen Camp, Lee Ving, Bill Henderson, Howard Hesseman Written by: John Landis and Jonathan Lynn Directed by: Jonathan Lynn Running Time: 96 minutes
Clue is an unfairly ignored comedy, very similar to 1976's Murder by Death. This big screen version of the classic board game (what's next...  The plot, for what it's worth, has all the characters from the game (in this case, the names from the game are used as aliases) meeting in an isolated mansion to confront Mr. Boddy (Lee Ving), the man who's been blackmailing them all. When he turns up dead, everyone (including the audience) must figure out whodunnit... and in what room, and with what object.
While not as witty as Neil Simon's Murder By Death, Clue definitely has it moments. It has so many moments in fact that I use a lot of the lines from the film when I'm joking around with my friends. To this day, whenever someone says the phrase "Well, to make a long story short" I have the follow up phrase "Too late" ready to go. The cast (all very good comedic talents) play well off one another, while the late Madeline Kahn (as the dark and sultry Mrs. White) sometimes steals the film away from the rest. And Colleen Camp, as the French maid Yvette, displays some of her natural talents as well.
Clue is available on DVD from Paramount Home Video. It includes the film in its original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1 (and is enhanced for 16x9 televisions) and features the original theatrical trailer. A French language audio track is also available.
The trailer holds up well considering most previews from that time do not, and it even includes a scene not in the film itself (a scene that should have been in the film, as it's a good joke). Also, the trailer is scored to the music from Airplane!, which was an interesting choice.
When Clue played in theaters, it ran with the gimmick of three different endings. If you wanted to see all three, you had to go to the movies three separate times. So when the film was released on home video, rather than releasing three separate videos, all three endings were included on one tape... the first two endings being "What If?" endings and the third ending being the actual ending. Now for the DVD release you get two choices. You can watch the film as it was presented on home video or you can select to watch it with one of the three endings randomly chosen for you. (Note: there's an easter egg hidden in the disc pertaining to this. After watching the film with a randomly selected ending, when you return to the menu screen you will be able to highlight the large magnifying glass and select it. When you do, a secret menu opens, allowing you to watch any of the three endings by themselves.)
Now while I applaud the effort of Paramount here, as they clearly tried to do something special with the disc, it just doesn't work well. First, why not give the VIEWER the choice of what ending we want to watch? Maybe someone like myself who's seen the movie hundreds of times would like to sit down and show it to someone with the second ending only. I'm no technical DVD expert, but I can't imagine that being too hard to accomplish. Secondly, the delay between when the film itself ends and one of the endings begins is too long and too obvious, thereby becoming a distraction right when you definitely don't need a distraction. Finally, the back of the DVD case states "And now, with this special DVD version, you can see all 3 surprise endings". I have no idea why they would word it that way, since that's not a special feature in the slightest. The video has been out for fifteen years now (good lord, has it been that long?) and it's played on television with all three endings all the time.
These are merely minor complaints however, seeing that I've watched the home video version hundreds of times and have no problem watching the film as such on the DVD. The picture and sound are wonderfully improved over my worn out VHS copy, and I'm thrilled that Paramount agrees with me that Clue is a film worthy of being preserved on this great digital format. [PG]
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Heavy on style and seductiveness, the British film "Croupier" is one of those unassuming Channel Four franchises that creeps out of nowhere and provides a thought-provoking alternative to the blather of Hollywood's summer lead-in. In Mike Hodges' film, a blocked writer (expertly played by Clive Owen) takes a temporary job as a croupier in a London casino to make ends meet and soon becomes drawn into the complexities of gambling, gamesmanship, and goodness knows what else. It's a simple enough storyline but it's given remarkable depth by writer Paul Mayersberg and significant worth by its stellar cast, mostly unknowns on this side of the Atlantic (although the croupier's girlfriend, played by Gina McKee, will be recognized from "Notting Hill"). Owen, handsome as all get out with his jet-black hair and matching tux, commands the film with a smoky, smoldering performance that's matched only by his own smoky voiceover, often times nicely at odds with--or second guessing--the narrative, and a smooth jazz scoreline by Simon Fisher Turner. "Croupier" is more a character study than a card-sharp drama, yet Hodges scores some winning touchdowns in the casino proper. Here the hush of a dealt card and the chink of one chip against another provide delicate soundscapes that contrast with the glam of the ensuing roughness. Good stuff this, as Jack (Owen), who was raised in South Africa and did some dealing there, soon regains his wonderlust for watching people lose as he tries to walk the straight and narrow. But it's a wicked twisted world out there where temptations are ripe and commonplace, more frequent, certainly, than the turn of a friendly card.
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Hi. I hope someone might be able to help?
I have a standard system based around an RPi which has been running for >6 months now, and I am very happy with this. I can see the data plots over my network just fine (eg by typing http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/ and logging in). I would also like to continuously display the real time consumption data on a small screen attached directly to the RPi. I am sure someone must have done this, but I can't seem to see anything more on this screen than the prompt and the text lines that you get on the RPi at boot up. Presumably there is some command to do this, but I am not very familiar with Linux, or networks - typing "emoncms" doesn't work when logged in. Sorry if this is a silly question!
Cheers
Andy
Re: Local display on RPi
Hi Andy,
I am in the early stages of developing such a display for use with the forthcoming emonPi (Raspberry Pi enregy monitoring shield) using a 16 x 2 character LCD connected to the Pi via I2C. See photos of it in action here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3937
Demo code is up on github://github.com/glynhudson/emonpi/tree/master/LCD
Insturctions here to enable I2C on the Pi: http://wiki.openenergymonitor.org/index.php?title=EmonPi#LCD
Re: Local display on RPi
Andy,
are you talking about something like that ?
Re: Local display on RPi
Hi
I was actually thinking about using a standard monitor screen as used in aircraft seat-backs and sold now commonly and cheaply for use with car reversing cameras (connecting with a yellow coaxial (RCA) plug). I have one about 150mm wide with 480x272 pixels that plugs straight into the RPi and is used just like a normal monitor with relatively poor resolution. The power consumption is low and this could be left connected all the time, or powered up independently of the RPi with a proximity sensor.
My question might better have been phrased "how can I display the EmonCMS graphic screen directly on a monitor connected to the RPi?" Sorry I wasn't so clear.
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Andy
Re: Local display on RPi
Hi Andy,
I had a plan to do exactly the same but haven't found the time to investigate yet.
I was planning to simply boot the pi with the display in place, kick off the browser and then bring up the relevant dashboard.
The downside would be of course that on power outage the pi would reboot but you'd have to connect a keyboard to get the browser and dashboard up again.
What I want to look into is the possibility of kicking off the browser with a specified address for the dashboard in a startup file. I know nothing about Linux so would have to work out how to do this unless someone has already done it or can explain how to do it? I'm guessing it's pretty easy to do.
Simon.
Re: Local display on RPi
If the Pi is configured to automatically log in to a desktop in raspi-config then you should be able to autostart the midori browser in full screen mode on the webpage or emoncms dashboard of your choice by editing the autostart file as described in this guide.
http://www.raspberry-projects.com/pi/pi-operating-systems/raspbian/gui/auto-run-browser-on-startup
you may need to design a dashboard scaled specifically for the small resolution to get the best out of it.
I have a dashboard set up just for my mobile it is pretty much identical to my main page but miniaturized.
I did that by opening my std main page in chrome and used the browsers "view source" function and then copy and pasted the whole "page-container" div into a single text box widget on a new dashboard called "mobile". This gives you a complete second copy of the first dashboard but in a text form that allows you to manually edit all the sizes used so you can have miniature dials etc
Paul
Re: Local display on RPi
Great, also I want to implement this feature ..
thanks for the tip I'll definitely try
Re: Local display on RPi
Thanks Paul - as usual a font of knowledge in this area. I'll give it a go when the days get a bit shorter still.
The garden makover still has priority.....
Re: Local display on RPi
I tried the code to start the raspberry on the front
page, but it does not work, what is wrong?
$ sudo nano /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart
Comment everything and add the following lines:
@xset s off
@xset -dpms
@xset s noblank
@midori -e Fullscreen -a http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms
Re: Local display on RPi
I've not tried it I just recalled seeing it when looking for something else not long ago. However if you could expand on "it does not work" it may give us some idea of "what is wrong".
Assuming you have a screen attached
Does the Pi boot in to the desktop?
Does the browser open?
Does it attempt to open the page you want?
Does the page open if you manually type the url into the midori browser?
Are there any error messages?
What does it do?
Re: Local display on RPi
essentially does nothing.
arrives at the end of loading, asks username and password, then stops like in the picture
attached, errors did not seem to read
Re: Local display on RPi
Looks like you haven't configured it to "boot to desktop", immediately after the bit you have done on that page is
You should also read further down the page as there is a note about installing another package and also a link to another page about internet connections.
Re: Local display on RPi
I tried but did not succeed.
would you be so kind as to tell me how to do it, unfortunately with
English are in trouble and I struggle to understand
Re: Local display on RPi
From the command prompt
then using the down arrow, select
"3 Enable Boot to Desktop/Scratch Choose whether to boot into a desktop environment, Scratch, or the command-line"
enter, Then select
"Desktop Log in as user 'pi' at the graphical desktop"
enter, tab to <Finish>, enter again.
Then enter to reboot.
This should make the Pi reboot into the graphical user interface (GUI) or "desktop" and the autostart script should open midori, if it doesn't you may need to install another package
See how you get on with that :-)
Re: Local display on RPi
thanks
very nice as always, now I feel.
Re: Local display on RPi
Ok, I tried it and it works, I alone I would not have arrived, you're a legend :)
Thank you very much
Re: Local display on RPi
@ Paul
I finally got round to setting thisu up this week and it worked a great - for the first ten minutes. Then the screen blanks....
Could it be that I need to install xset? I notice one of the commands in the init file is 'xset s noblank'
Thanks for any advice..
Re: Local display on RPi
xset should be installed already as part of "x11-xserver-utils" what do you get if you type xset at the prompt?
Some of the comments on the page linked above discuss this and more can be found on the topic using a well known search engine eg Disable screen blanking in X-Windows on Raspbian and How do I prevent the screen from going blank?
Depending on your needs and application, is it worth considering a movement sensor connected via the gpio to wake the display if someone is in the vicinity rather than permanently displayed?

Xset gives command not found,so I'll follow the instructions in the earlier link.
Thanks for the other pointers. Who knows maybe I'll need those next! :-)
Re: Local display on RPi
Paul Thx. The download fettled it!
Although now I have another project to do the proximity sensor!
I was wondering idly if a simple bit of cardboard flapped over the screen might be technical enough for my wife....
We'll see. :-)
Re: Local display on RPi
Great to hear you got it sorted :-)
Re: Local display on RPi
Nice! Good idea, keen to see some photos of this in action! We have a hdmi Pi (kickstarter) sitting here in the lab. I've been inspired to connect it up to make an updated emonGLCD!
Re: Local display on RPi
I have a nice looking 15 inch lcd monitor in the loft, I did fish it out with the intention of buying one of those cheap touch screen overlays for it but found it doesn't have hdmi OR coaxial video so I sort of lost momentum.
Paul
PS something else I'd like to try and do is repurpose a couple of kindle touches as glcd come heating controllers. apparently they are linux too with built in wifi and fantastic battery life.
 Looked nice. Bit clumsy to navigate but worked ok once running
https://mobile.twitter.com/openenergymon/status/532822565820309505
Re: Local display on RPi
I've been messing with this also, using a small HDMI monitor and trying to use the Pi as both emonhub and dashboard display. The Chromium browser has a "kiosk mode" that seems to fit the bill... got to expand the first partition on the SD card in order to try this option but it looks promising in theory.


From this I learnt just how much research has gone into emotional intelligence and wellbeing. I knew it was a somewhat well known concept but I didn't realize the huge amount of studies supporting the use of it. What I also found really interesting is that a lot of the time the way it's explained is too abstract or too many long doctor words are used therefore making it somewhat hard to understand, but I really enjoyed the way everything was explained here as it's easy to understand and comprehend.
I've done this many times before and contrary to what the book says, I always find it really difficult. My mind tends to immediatly wonder off to random things that happened 5 years ago, what's for dinner, what am I doing tomorrow, what's the meaning of life... All of that type of stuff. So I just need to keep practicing being in the moment and focusing on nothing but what is around me.


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int64 tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::batch_size_ = 32
StringPiece tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::compression_type_ = ""
int64 tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::file_buffer_size_ = 10000
int64 tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::file_parallelism_ = 16
int64 tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::file_random_seed_ = 301
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The batch size.
Defaults to 32
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The type of compression for the file.
Currently ZLIB and GZIP are supported. Defaults to none.
Defaults to ""
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::FileBufferSize( int64 x )
The randomization shuffling buffer.
Defaults to 10000
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::FileParallelism( int64 x )
How many sstables are opened and concurrently iterated over.
Defaults to 16
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::FileRandomSeed( int64 x )
Random seeds used to produce randomized records.
Defaults to 301
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::RecordInput::Attrs::FileShuffleShiftRatio( float x )
Shifts the list of files after the list is randomly shuffled.
Defaults to 0


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The two of us have been living independently for years, so we...might already have too much stuff. Like dishes? We have so, so many dishes. What about kitchen gizmos, you ask? Oops. We also don't live in St. Louis, so any physical gifts we receive will have to be shipped back home!
What we really could use some more of is adventure! We just can't seem to get enough of it! So, rather than compiling a long list of gift requests (neither of us like shopping) we are asking people to contribute to our honeymoon fund to help us finance an amazing trip we can remember for the rest of our lives!
Of course, if you have something special that you were really hoping to gift, I guarantee we will love it.


Young man's lifeboat colleagues 'worked valiantly' to try and save him from car in sea
by By Digital Desk staffArranmore Island is in mourning following the death of a young local man in a tragic drowning at the weekend.
26-year-old lifeboat volunteer Lee Early died after getting trapped when his car slipped off a pier into the sea off the coast of Co Donegal, yesterday morning.
The RNLI's Area Lifesaving Manager, Owen Medland, said another man who was a passenger in the car managed to swim ashore.
Mr Medland said: "He managed to extract himself from the car and raise the alarm.
"Everywhere on the island can be remote and the people were on attendance as quickly as possible. Our volunteers from the lifeboat worked so hard and valiantly to save Lee, but sadly it wasn't to be."
Local deputy, Pat the Cope Gallagher, says a sense of deep shock has descended on the island, off the West Coast of County Donegal.
He said: "The island people, his family, his brother and sisters are totally devastated as a result. When the news broke a dark cloud descende over the island at the loss of this highly regarded and popular young man from an island family."
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DATE_QUARTER()
DATE_QUARTER(date) → quarter
Return which quarter date belongs to.
- date (number|string): numeric timestamp or ISO 8601 date time string
- returns quarter (number): the quarter of the given date (1-based):
- 1 – January, February, March
- 2 – April, May, June
- 3 – July, August, September
- 4 – October, November, December


A native annual or biennial weed of arable land and waste ground, common on all lowland soils except chalk. Scentless mayweed is abundant throughout the UK but the distribution is determined by the location of cultivated land. It is recorded up to 1,750 ft. It is moderately resistant to trampling and compaction but it does not thrive in high summer temperatures or drought. It is intolerant of dense shade and waterlogging. It responds to increased levels of soil fertility, particularly to applications of manure.
Scentless mayweed flowers from June to October. It is self-incompatable in Britain and isolated plants may not set seed. The flowers are insect pollinated. Seeds start to become viable 12 days after flowering and are fully ripe 4 weeks after the outer florets open. Seed is set from August to October. Each flower head can contain 345 to 533 seeds. A plant may produce 10,000 to 200,000 seeds but figures of over a million have been quoted. There is a good correlation between seed number and plant dry weight.
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A compilation of the best visual illusions
Visual illusions are a fascinating phenomenon, being both artistic and informative on how the brain works. Here you will find a compilation of some of the mind-blowing optical illusions.
The main source for visual illusions
Welcome to my illusion website!https://t.co/1DJIwbj0P9 pic.twitter.com/SYiK0JvJJl
— Akiyoshi Kitaoka (@AkiyoshiKitaoka) April 23, 2020
Comic
A perceptual illusion walks into the bar... pic.twitter.com/svD1rtRcpT
— Jay Van Bavel (@jayvanbavel) August 18, 2020
Illusion of deformation
Another amazing illusion from the amazing @jagarikin: The ring on the left seems to be bigger and expanding, the one on the right smaller and contracting... but they're both the same size and neither is expanding or contracting at all. 😮 pic.twitter.com/dchwX994PG
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) August 16, 2020
Illusion of rotation
回転して見えたらRT pic.twitter.com/WBoG7rAD2f
— じゃがりきん (@jagarikin) July 24, 2020
Illusion of colour
Both people are the same colour in all three panels - an effect called 'colour constancy' pic.twitter.com/CacNuJo54H
— Gavin Buckingham (@DrGBuckingham) July 4, 2020
Illusion of sound escalation
Something about the continous fall here reminded me of thishttps://t.co/ABeEmdXeNK
— Amogha Udupa (@amg_omg) July 3, 2020
Illusion of movement angle
The curveball illusion
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 2, 2020
The ball is falling straight down, but try not looking directly at it pic.twitter.com/ydJlzfZb0F
Illusion of shape
When you fixate on the yellow point, do you see dark triangles connecting the discs to the yellow point? Thanks to @Pascallisch, my old broken movie of the "spokes illusion" has been fixed. pic.twitter.com/edvLLXcShO
— Alex Holcombe (@ceptional) July 3, 2020
Illusion of deformation
None of these lines are any more spikey than the others - really powerful illusion by Takahashi (2017) pic.twitter.com/Xr8ncWNNGE
— Gavin Buckingham (@DrGBuckingham) July 1, 2020
Illusion of colour
In a classic visual illusion, two identical dots look very dissimilar against backgrounds of different colors. A new BCS-led study suggests that this visual processing takes place outside the brain’s visual cortex, possibly within the retina. https://t.co/D2NIZJUEye pic.twitter.com/WrfE4qTmOh
— Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (@MIT) June 17, 2020
Illusion of different rotation direction
If this does not mess with your visual system, I don't know what will... pic.twitter.com/vwxATYx39x
— Tim Kietzmann (@TimKietzmann) June 15, 2020
Illusion of different luminance
Both pears are the same colour and luminance, despite one seeming brighter than the other pic.twitter.com/KkUJlTI82R
— Gavin Buckingham (@DrGBuckingham) May 17, 2020
Illusion of a ‘light-like’ brightness
And as I have tweeted before, your pupil actually constricts when you look at this illusion, just as it would if you looked at a bright light. Here's a paper looking at this phenomenon. It's a wonderful illusion.https://t.co/EAxK4hGLAH https://t.co/aClvekrSN6
— Mel_Goodale (@action_brain) May 17, 2020
Illusion of deformation
「サクラソウの丘」
— Akiyoshi Kitaoka (@AkiyoshiKitaoka) April 14, 2020
The checker pattern is aligned vertically and horizontally, but the image appears to bulge out. pic.twitter.com/CyCmTPYaDz
Illusion of colour
This is a black and white photograph. Only the lines have colour.
— Lionel Page (@page_eco) July 27, 2019
What you “see” is what your 🧠 predicts the reality to be, given the imperfect information it gets. pic.twitter.com/gwttlcC2Zw
Illusion of deformation
Adding small crosses at each intersection makes this perfectly normal grid all wonky! pic.twitter.com/DONyCqyh9A
— Gavin Buckingham (@DrGBuckingham) April 11, 2020
Illusion of different movement speed
Interesting illusion. The upper rectangle appears to be moving faster. https://t.co/LI9Eh7vezy
— Mel_Goodale (@action_brain) April 7, 2020
Illusion of different rotation direction
Rings appear to rotate clockwise, though they actually rotate counterclockwise.
— Akiyoshi Kitaoka (@AkiyoshiKitaoka) April 2, 2020
(a demo of "reversed phi" produced with phenomenal phenomena) pic.twitter.com/NyfTd12eAl
Illusion of movement
Extremely strong effect. One of the best I’ve seen https://t.co/hCK0URgWrd
— Thomas Lin Pedersen (@thomasp85) February 15, 2020
Illusion of different size
I'm biased here, but this is one of the strongest visual illusions I have ever seen.
— Chris Said (@Chris_Said) January 3, 2020
None of the colored lines are moving. pic.twitter.com/QcW3u6WFB4
Illusion of colour
Stare at the centre and see green which is never there! pic.twitter.com/kHys53GbUz
— Gavin Buckingham (@DrGBuckingham) September 15, 2019
Illusion of different luminance
The word "Gray" is always exactly the same shade of gray. pic.twitter.com/KYhk3xE0r5
— Robert Volcic (@VolcicR) June 18, 2019
Do you know other cool visual illusions? Let me know in the comments below! 🤗
Thanks for reading! Do not hesitate to tweet and share this post and don’t forget to join me on Twitter 🐦 @Dom_Makowski


2009
| Low-Cost Swarm Robotics Platform |
Oct 2009 - Dec 2009 |
As a research project under the supervision of Dr. Gill
Pratt, I designed and fabricated a low-cost, expandable
robotics platform for use in research and education. This
included circuit design, component selection, PCB layout,
and system integration. The robot featured a 12 MIPS
processor, infrared communication and obstacle detection,
motor feedback, LED indicators, and an expansion port. The
final design had a component cost under $20, making it one
of the least expensive programmable mobile robots available.
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final, assembled robot
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top view
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side view
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Daniel Grieneisen, Jacob Izraelivitz, Nicholas Hobbs, Dr. Gill Pratt (faculty) |
| 3D Checkers Game |
Nov 2009 - Dec 2009 |
As a final project in my Software Design course, I worked
with two other students to create a 3-dimensional checkers
game in Python.
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screenshot of the final interface
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Xavier Ziemba, Sabrina Thompson |
| FPGA Breakout Arcade Game |
Dec 2009 |
Inspired by the classic Atari arcade game, a few classmates
and I recreated the game Breakout in Verilog using a
Spartan-3 field-programmable gate array (FPGA) for our
Computer Architecture course. The system included a custom
input controller, and output mono sound and VGA video.
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Atari Breakout arcade game (image source: The Arcade Flyer Archive)
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FPGA game hardware
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testing the game
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VGA output
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Daniel Grieneisen, John Watson, Lindsay Kaye |
| USB Multichannel Analyzer |
Jun 2009 - Dec 2009 |
While working with the NASA / Olin Research Group
I designed, built, programmed, and tested a low-cost USB
multichannel analyzer (MCA) for use in NASA x-ray
spectrometry experiments. This included high speed circuit
design, component selection, PCB layout, and firmware
programming. Typical MCAs cost several thousand dollars; our design cost under $40
in components and provided the same functionality.
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final hardware
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NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (source: CTSI)
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functional breadboard MCA
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final hardware testing
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inside the case
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screenshot of GUI measuring 55Fe source
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Sam Sun, Chen Wang, Dr. Stephen Holt (faculty), Dr. Bradley Minch (faculty) |
| Laser Alignment System |
Jun 2009 - Aug 2009 |
During the summer of 2009 as part of the
NASA / Olin Research Group,
I worked on a laser alignment
system for the X-Ray Advanced Concepts Testbed (XACT)
sounding rocket being developed at Goddard Space Flight
Center. My team designed and built a proof of concept system
capable of measuring extremely small tilts and lateral
displacements between the ends of the payload. These
measurements allow for corrections to be made to the
precision x-ray optics which may become misaligned due to
the stresses and vibrations of launch. For this project I
created custom test electronics in addition to aiding in the
overall design and testing.
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model of XACT sounding rocket
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prototype electronics
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test optics
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proposed system design
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test rig
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Clay Gimenez, Steven Higgins, Daniel Elg, Dr. Stephen Hold (faculty) |
| Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition |
Feb 2009 - Jun 2009 |
In the course of a single semester, four other sophomores and I designed, constructed,
programmed, tested, and competed a fully-autonomous off-road
vehicle that followed lanes, avoided obstacles, and
travelled to GPS waypoints. We placed second out of first-year teams at the
2009 International Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC) in
Detroit.
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engineering model of Brian, the 2009 Olin IGVC entry
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building the robot over break
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competition tent
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Brian at competition
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debugging at competition
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Nicholas Hobbs, Daniel Grieneisen, Jacob Izraelivitz, Arash Ushani |
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2nd out of first-year teams at the International Ground Vehicle Competition in Detroit, MI |
| User-Oriented Collaborative Design |
Feb 2009 - Apr 2009 |
As part of an extended design exercise in one of my classes, I worked with a group
of Boston glassblowers to design a novel product. I studied
glassblowers and their work, identified areas of opportunity,
generated ideas, led collaborative design exercises,
explored possible interfaces and interactions, and refined the ideas to
ultimately create a real-world solution to improve the lives of
these artists. Through this process, my team and I developed
a mobile studio that would allow glassblowers to connect to
customers in new and exciting ways.
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model of mobile glassblowing studio
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glassblower at work during user visit
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glassblowing studio
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initial observations and impressions
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design exercises
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brainstorming
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gallery sketches
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initial model
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interaction map
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model of portable studio
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public demonstration
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packed trailer
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Neil Paulson, Velin Dimitrov |
| Baja SAE Autimotive Design |
Oct 2007 - Dec 2009 |
Interested by the inner workings of cars, I joined the
Olin College Phoenix Racing team.
Along with a team of other engineering students, we designed
and built an off-road vehicle in our spare time to compete
in the SAE Mini Baja competition. As part of the team
charged with designing the chassis, I helped design a
rules-compliant frame and performed a series of structural
engineering tests (finite element analysis). I further
helped with machining and designing the electrical system.
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finite element analysis of 2008 chassis
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vehicle during testing
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team at competition
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final adjustments
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vehicle at competition
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team of 20+ students |
previous year | timeline | next year


Google Drive with Sheets (spreadsheets), Docs (word processing).
Google Slides (PowerPoint?)
Google Drawings (best tool ever for app prototyping!)
Picassa images, Charts, etc....
What is Google Apps Script?
Google Apps Script is a JavaScript cloud scripting language that provides easy ways to automate tasks across Google products and third party services and build web applications.
Huh? What did that previous slide even mean?
Do cool stuff with Google Products.
Written in JavaScript.
Avoids security login hassles.
Enhance things by making them more useful.
Pretty easy to use and test. (Logger.log and debug)
So what can a Google Apps Script do?
Add custom menus, dialogs, and sidebars to Google Docs, Sheets, and Forms
Write custom functions for Google Sheets
Apps Script includes special APIs to let you programmatically create, read, and edit Google Apps files.
Build an add-on for Google Sheets, Docs, or Forms, and publish that add-on in the Google online store
Advanced Services
You can also access some advanced Google tools:
Admin Directory, Admin Reports, Adsense
Google Analytics, Big Query, Calendar
Drive, Fusion Table, Gmail,
Google Mirror, Google +, Prediction API
Tasks API, URL shortener, and Youtube
Yawn
Blah, Blah, Blah. Show us something already.
Get JSON data from Google Sheet (GetFresh, Flashcards, LV Options)
Form to submit data (LV Options)
API calls, Get quote, update webpage (LV Options)
Logger, debug (LV Options)
Create elements on Google Drive, send emails (Timekeeper & Conference Form example)
Chron calls, send emails and text pages (Website Monitor Tool)
JSON data from Google Sheet: The code is as simple as putting
this in the body of your html file.
In the script portion of your site you would have:
function useJSONdata(root) {
console.log(JSON.stringify(root, null, 4));
// Understanding the object root is a great
// way to understand what is going on with JSON
var entries = root.feed.entry || []; .. etc.
Analyse the data you need, run a for loop, create a string of content to be pasted back into the Document Object Model / HTML / body.
Comments on Scripts
The previous examples obtained data from Google sheets. Those weren't really Google Apps Script, per se, but a different way about thinking on the interface. Google Apps Script is really JavaScript code that runs on the Google servers.
There are three types of scripts:
Bound to Google Apps
Web Apps
Standalone (e.g. a utility script to manage your Google Drive content)
Use Google Apps Script to call other API
Demo: LV options example.
This is a "bound to Google Apps" script.
Once a day go to Yahoo's API and get the current stock price.
Update the data within the Google Table on Google Drive.
Show Triggers work, including Chron and OnFormSubmit(event).
Use Google Apps Scripts to create new Drive content
Demo: TimeKeeper from Github example.
This is a "Web App" script.
All roads start at Google.com
To run TimeKeeper:
Open up your browser to google.com.
Ensure you are logged in to Google. (check upper right hand corner of the page.)
Click on the 3x3 box icon, then select Google Drive.
Select New --> More --> Google Apps Script.
Copy the contents of code.gs file from this repository to your script.
In the script editor tool, choose File --> New --> HTML file. This will create a new tab in your editor.
Copy the contents of index.html from this repository to your new html file.
Save all files, give your project a name.
"Once that basic framework is in place, all you have to do is save a version of your script, then deploy your script as a web app." See instructions at https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/html/
Use Google Apps Scripts to create new Drive content, email
Demo: Conference Form.
This is a "Bound to Google Apps" script.
From spreadsheet, create form, create calendar entry, send out email.
Just one more exciting example
Use Google Apps Scipts to send emails, SMS
Demo: Website Uptime Monitor.
This is a "Bound to Google Apps" script.
Check website every five minutes. Send email and SMS if site is down.
Lessons Learned, Tidbits of JS
How exactly does JSONP work.
There are some pretty interesting Google tools available.


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Dinhabah
DINHABAH
"DINHABAH "robbers’ den, an Edomitish city, the capital of king Bela(
Genesis 36:32
). It is probably the modern Dibdiba, a little north-east of Petra.
"DINHABAH "robbers’ den, an Edomitish city, the capital of king Bela(Genesis 36:32). It is probably the modern Dibdiba, a little north-east of Petra.


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This is the current conference feedback entered for {{conference}}. You can also view the session and speaker feedback.
A total of {{numresponses}} responses have been recorded.


VEX Robotics
VEX Robotics, otherwise known as VRC is a competitive robotics competition where various teams play against each other in different events every year. The game has been evolving since 2007 into the worldwide game we know today. Teams work together to create a robot and program it to accomplish certain tasks. There are different levels of competition: Local, State/Province and World. VEX brings various teams from all over the world to Dallas, Texas for the Worlds competition where only the best teams attend. This year's competition is called "Change Up."
Our Robots
Sir Tony Front View
Sir Tony Back View
Why You Should Join
VEX provides a hands-on learning experience and it enhances your capability to work as a team. It provides you with necessary life skills that will help you in the future. VEX Robotics teaches you about the design process, engineering, and different coding languages. All in all VEX can provide you with many different oppurtunities that will be very useful to you.


Defined Type: cassandra::private::deprecation_warning
- Defined in:
- manifests/private/deprecation_warning.pp
Overview
A defined type to handle deprecation messages to the user. This is not intended to be used by a user but is documented here for completeness.
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# File 'manifests/private/deprecation_warning.pp', line 5 define cassandra::private::deprecation_warning($item_number,) { $item_name = $title $warning_message_1 = sprintf('%s has been deprecated and will be removed', $item_name) $warning_message_2 = 'in a future release.' $warning_message = "${warning_message_1} ${warning_message_2}" warning($warning_message) $dep_url = sprintf('https://github.com/locp/cassandra/wiki/DEP-%03d', $item_number) warning(sprintf('See %s for details.', $dep_url)) } |


Javalanche report for class:
org.joda.time.field.ImpreciseDateTimeField
1: /*
2: * Copyright 2001-2005 Stephen Colebourne
3: *
4: * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
5: * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
6: * You may obtain a copy of the License at
7: *
8: * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
9: *
10: * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
11: * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
12: * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
13: * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
14: * limitations under the License.
15: */
16: package org.joda.time.field;
17:
18: import org.joda.time.DateTimeFieldType;
19: import org.joda.time.DurationField;
20: import org.joda.time.DurationFieldType;
21:
22: /**
23: * Abstract datetime field class that defines its own DurationField, which
24: * delegates back into this ImpreciseDateTimeField.
25: *

26: * This DateTimeField is useful for defining DateTimeFields that are composed
27: * of imprecise durations. If both duration fields are precise, then a
28: * {@link PreciseDateTimeField} should be used instead.
29: *

30: * When defining imprecise DateTimeFields where a matching DurationField is
31: * already available, just extend BaseDateTimeField directly so as not to
32: * create redundant DurationField instances.
33: *

34: * ImpreciseDateTimeField is thread-safe and immutable, and its subclasses must
35: * be as well.
36: *
37: * @author Brian S O'Neill
38: * @see PreciseDateTimeField
39: * @since 1.0
40: */
41: public abstract class ImpreciseDateTimeField extends BaseDateTimeField {
42:
43: private static final long serialVersionUID =<PHONE_NUMBER>550251860L;
44:
45: final long iUnitMillis;
46: private final DurationField iDurationField;
47:
48: /**
49: * Constructor.
50: *
51: * @param type the field type
52: * @param unitMillis the average duration unit milliseconds
53: */
54: public ImpreciseDateTimeField(DateTimeFieldType type, long unitMillis) {
55: super(type);
56: iUnitMillis = unitMillis;
57: iDurationField = new LinkedDurationField(type.getDurationType());
58: }
59:
60: public abstract int get(long instant);
61:
62: public abstract long set(long instant, int value);
63:
64: public abstract long add(long instant, int value);
65:
66: public abstract long add(long instant, long value);
67:
68: /**
69: * Computes the difference between two instants, as measured in the units
70: * of this field. Any fractional units are dropped from the result. Calling
71: * getDifference reverses the effect of calling add. In the following code:
72: *
73: *

74: * long instant = ...
75: * int v = ...
76: * int age = getDifference(add(instant, v), instant);
77: *

78: *
79: * The value 'age' is the same as the value 'v'.
80: *

81: * The default implementation call getDifferenceAsLong and converts the
82: * return value to an int.
83: *
84: * @param minuendInstant the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z to
85: * subtract from
86: * @param subtrahendInstant the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z to
87: * subtract off the minuend
88: * @return the difference in the units of this field
89: */
90: public int getDifference(long minuendInstant, long subtrahendInstant) {
91: return FieldUtils.safeToInt(getDifferenceAsLong(minuendInstant, subtrahendInstant));
92: }
93:
94: /**
95: * Computes the difference between two instants, as measured in the units
96: * of this field. Any fractional units are dropped from the result. Calling
97: * getDifference reverses the effect of calling add. In the following code:
98: *
99: *

100: * long instant = ...
101: * long v = ...
102: * long age = getDifferenceAsLong(add(instant, v), instant);
103: *

104: *
105: * The value 'age' is the same as the value 'v'.
106: *

107: * The default implementation performs a guess-and-check algorithm using
108: * getDurationField().getUnitMillis() and the add() method. Subclasses are
109: * encouraged to provide a more efficient implementation.
110: *
111: * @param minuendInstant the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z to
112: * subtract from
113: * @param subtrahendInstant the milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z to
114: * subtract off the minuend
115: * @return the difference in the units of this field
116: */
117: public long getDifferenceAsLong(long minuendInstant, long subtrahendInstant) {
118: if (minuendInstant < subtrahendInstant) {
119: return -getDifferenceAsLong(subtrahendInstant, minuendInstant);
120: }
121:
122: long difference = (minuendInstant - subtrahendInstant) / iUnitMillis;
123: if (add(subtrahendInstant, difference) < minuendInstant) {
124: do {
125: difference++;
126: } while (add(subtrahendInstant, difference) <= minuendInstant);
127: difference--;
128: } else if (add(subtrahendInstant, difference) > minuendInstant) {
129: do {
130: difference--;
131: } while (add(subtrahendInstant, difference) > minuendInstant);
132: }
133: return difference;
134: }
135:
136: public final DurationField getDurationField() {
137: return iDurationField;
138: }
139:
140: public abstract DurationField getRangeDurationField();
141:
142: public abstract long roundFloor(long instant);
143:
144: protected final long getDurationUnitMillis() {
145: return iUnitMillis;
146: }
147:
148: private final class LinkedDurationField extends BaseDurationField {
149: private static final long serialVersionUID = -203813474600094134L;
150:
151: LinkedDurationField(DurationFieldType type) {
152: super(type);
153: }
154:
155: public boolean isPrecise() {
156: return false;
157: }
158:
159: public long getUnitMillis() {
160: return iUnitMillis;
161: }
162:
163: public int getValue(long duration, long instant) {
164: return ImpreciseDateTimeField.this
165: .getDifference(instant + duration, instant);
166: }
167:
168: public long getValueAsLong(long duration, long instant) {
169: return ImpreciseDateTimeField.this
170: .getDifferenceAsLong(instant + duration, instant);
171: }
172:
173: public long getMillis(int value, long instant) {
174: return ImpreciseDateTimeField.this.add(instant, value) - instant;
175: }
176:
177: public long getMillis(long value, long instant) {
178: return ImpreciseDateTimeField.this.add(instant, value) - instant;
179: }
180:
181: public long add(long instant, int value) {
182: return ImpreciseDateTimeField.this.add(instant, value);
183: }
184:
185: public long add(long instant, long value) {
186: return ImpreciseDateTimeField.this.add(instant, value);
187: }
188:
189: public int getDifference(long minuendInstant, long subtrahendInstant) {
190: return ImpreciseDateTimeField.this
191: .getDifference(minuendInstant, subtrahendInstant);
192: }
193:
194: public long getDifferenceAsLong(long minuendInstant, long subtrahendInstant) {
195: return ImpreciseDateTimeField.this
196: .getDifferenceAsLong(minuendInstant, subtrahendInstant);
197: }
198: }
199:
200: }
| ID | Line | Type | Detected |
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| 4627 | 57 | Remove method call | |
| 4628 | 91 | Remove method call | |
| 4629 | 91(1) | Remove method call | |
| 4630 | 118 | Negate jump condition (Replace IFGE with IFLT) | |
| 4632 | 119 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LNEG with remove right opereand) | |
| 4631 | 119 | Remove method call | |
| 4633 | 122 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LSUB with LADD) | |
| 4634 | 122(1) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LDIV with LMUL) | |
| 4636 | 123 | Negate jump condition (Replace IFGE with IFLT) | |
| 4635 | 123 | Remove method call | |
| 4638 | 125 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 4637 | 125 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 2(LONG)) | |
| 4639 | 125 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LADD with LSUB) | |
| 4641 | 126 | Negate jump condition (Replace IFLE with IFGT) | |
| 4640 | 126 | Remove method call | |
| 4642 | 127 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 2(LONG)) | |
| 4643 | 127 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 4644 | 127 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LSUB with LADD) | |
| 4646 | 128 | Negate jump condition (Replace IFLE with IFGT) | |
| 4645 | 128 | Remove method call | |
| 4648 | 130 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 4647 | 130 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 2(LONG)) | |
| 4649 | 130 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LSUB with LADD) | |
| 4651 | 131 | Negate jump condition (Replace IFGT with IFLE) | |
| 4650 | 131 | Remove method call | |
| 5704 | 156 | Replace a constant (Replace 0 with 1(INT)) | |
| 5705 | 156 | Replace a constant (Replace 0 with -1(INT)) | |
| 5706 | 164 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LADD with LSUB) | |
| 5707 | 164 | Remove method call | |
| 5708 | 169 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LADD with LSUB) | |
| 5709 | 169 | Remove method call | |
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These children's books were recalled by Health Canada for possible mould
by Alyse Kotyk , CTVNewsVancouver.ca reporterVANCOUVER – A series of children's books has been recalled because of possible mould, Health Canada is warning.
The health agency says "That's Not My Monkey," "That's Not My Mermaid," "That's Not My Giraffe" and "That's Not My Squirrel" board books may have been exposed to mould, after some was found in the cartons they were packed in.
The books have half die-cut pages with tactile elements.
While 1,367 of the affected books were sold in Canada between July and September 2019, Health Canada says there haven't been any reported incidents in Canada or the U.S.
Even so, anyone who has these books with specific batch numbers is advised to take them away from children and return them for a full refund or credit.
The affected batch numbers, which can be found on the bottom left hand corner of the book's back cover, are:
"That's Not My Monkey":
- 01849/25
- 01849/26
- 01849/28
- 01849/29
"That's Not My Mermaid":
- 01840/22
- 01840/22
"That's Not My Giraffe":
- 04809/1
- 04809/6
"That's Not My Squirrel":
- 03650/1
- 03650/5


Bootstrap provides a set of classes in the Bootstrap framework to style navbars. These classes are as follows:
.navbar navbar-default
The default style for navbars..navbar navbar-inverse
Similar to the default style except the colors are inverted..navbar navbar-light
Navbar lightYou can include a drop down menu inside a navbar. This feature requires you to include Bootstrap’s Javascript file for it to work.
The existing Bootstrap Button classes work however you’ll need to include the .navbar-btn
class at the end of the class list to center the button within the navbar.
For example; <button type="submit" class="btn btn-default navbar-btn">Button</button>
You can also add forms to the navbar. This could be used for tasks such as a search field, quick login field, etc.
In some cases you may want to align elements in a navbar to the right (for example a login and/or sign-up button).
For example; <ul class="nav navbar-nav navbar-right">
The following three navigation bars are hidden on small screens and replaced by a button in the top right corner. Aka, a hamburger menu.
Resize the browser window to see it in action.
This nav bar also contains glyphicons (.glyphicon glyphicon-user
class and .glyphicon glyphicon-log-in
class respectively) rather than font awesome. Didn't see anything similar in FA and I'm not certain as to support for glyphicons in Bootstrap going forward. Something to Google
*Glyphicon Halflings are normally not available for free, but their creator has made them available for Bootstrap free of cost. As a thank you, the folks at Bootstrap only ask that you include a link back to Glyphicons whenever possible.


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public class CasseroleHourmeter
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
isRunning |
double |
minutesAutonomous |
double |
minutesDisabled |
double |
minutesTeleop |
double |
minutesTest |
double |
minutesTotal |
double |
numAutonomousEnables |
double |
numTeleopEnables |
double |
numTestEnables |
double |
prev_call_time_sec |
OperationState |
prev_state |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CasseroleHourmeter()
Initialize the hourmeter.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
immedeateUpdate()
Perform an immediate update of the hourmeter.
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public double minutesTotal
public double minutesDisabled
public double minutesTeleop
public double minutesAutonomous
public double minutesTest
public double numTeleopEnables
public double numAutonomousEnables
public double numTestEnables
public double prev_call_time_sec
public OperationState prev_state
public boolean isRunning
public CasseroleHourmeter()


Event based on basic Electrical and Electronic concepts and mental ability along with testing of circuit designing and equipment usage
Round 1 (Qualifier Round): Circuit Implementation
Each team has to implement a buzzer circuit on breadboard as per the manual provided on the spot. Teams successfully completing this task in minimum duration with at most accuracy will be selected for the next round.
It will also include a surprise bumper round based on the teams’ performance and risk taking ability.
Round 2 (Final Round): Quiz
This round consists of Basic Technical and calculative Quiz. Buzzer made by the qualifying teams of previous round will be made into use for this round. Winning Teams will be selected as per the scores acquired and final judgment of authorities. This round will be abide by time constraint and negative points. Bonus points will be provided for every passed question answered.
In case of clashes like multiple teams hitting the buzzers at same instant, their respective answers shall be collected without disclosure, and shall be compared with the correct answers. The round may also implement the tie breaker whenever needed.
Rules:
1. Students must bring DMM, Breadboard Connecting wires, etc.
2. Necessary components ie. Resistors, capacitors and lab access shall be provided by the organizers.
3. A team must consist of members not more than 2.
4. Teams not conducting the basic ethics and harming the competitiveness are subject to immediate disqualification.
7th March 2017
R-1 9:00 to 11:00 AM
R-2 11:00 to 12:00 PM


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