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This article is mostly excerpts from my book Code That Fits in Your Head. The overall message is too important to exclusively hide away in a book, though, which is the reason I also publish it here.
The illustrations are preliminary. While writing the manuscript, I experimented with hand-drawn figures, but Addison-Wesley prefers 'professional' illustrations. In the published book, the illustrations shown here will be replaced by cleaner, more readable, but also more boring figures.
Nested composition #
Ultimately, software interacts with the real world. It paints pixels on the screen, saves data in databases, sends emails, posts on social media, controls industrial robots, etcetera. All of these are what we in the context of Command Query Separation call side effects.
Since side effects are software's raison d'être, it seems only natural to model composition around them. This is how most people tend to approach object-oriented design. You model actions.
Object-oriented composition tends to focus on composing side effects together. The Composite design pattern may be the paragon of this style of composition, but most of the patterns in Design Patterns rely heavily on composition of side effects.
As illustrated in [the following figure] this style of composition relies on nesting objects in other objects, or side effects in other side effects. Since your goal should be code that fits in your head, this is a problem.
[Figure caption:] The typical composition of objects (or, rather, methods on objects) is nesting. The more you compose, the less the composition fits in your brain. In this figure, each star indicates a side effect that you care about. Object A encapsulates one side effect, and object B two. Object C composes A and B, but also adds a fourth side effect. That's already four side effects that you need to keep in mind when trying to understand the code. This easily gets out of hand: object E composes a total of eight side effects, and F nine. Those don't fit well in your brain.
I should add here that one of the book's central tenets is that the human short-term memory can only hold a limited amount of information.  This is a topic I've already addressed in my Humane Code video.
In the book, I use the number seven as a symbol of the this cognitive limit. Nothing I argue, however, relies on this exact number. The point is only that short-term memory is quite limited. Seven is only a shorthand for that.
The book proceeds to provide a code example that illustrates how fast nested composition accumulates complexity that exceeds the capacity of your short-term memory. You can see the code example in the book, or in the article Good names are skin-deep, which makes a slightly different criticism than the one argued in the book.
The section on nested composition goes on:
"Abstraction is the elimination of the irrelevant and the amplification of the essential"
By hiding a side effect in a Query, I've eliminated something essential. In other words, more is going on in [the book's code listing] than meets the eye. The cyclomatic complexity may be as low as 4, but there's a hidden fifth action that you ought to be aware of.
Granted, five chunks still fit in your brain, but that single hidden interaction is an extra 14% towards the budget of seven. It doesn't take many hidden side effects before the code no longer fits in your head
Sequential composition #
While nested composition is problematic, it isn't the only way to compose things. You can also compose behaviour by chaining it together, as illustrated in [the following figure].
[Figure caption:] Sequential composition of two functions. The output from
Where
becomes the input toAllocate
.In the terminology of Command Query Separation, Commands cause trouble. Queries, on the other hand, tend to cause little trouble. They return data which you can use as input for other Queries.
Again, the book proceeds to show code examples. You can, of course, see the code in the book, but the methods discussed are the WillAccept
function shown here, the Overlaps
function shown here, as well as a few other functions that I don't think that I've shown on the blog.
The entire restaurant example code base is written with that principle in mind. Consider the
WillAccept
method [...]. After all the Guard Clauses it first creates a new instance of theSeating
class. You can think of a constructor as a Query under the condition that it has no side effects.The next line of code filters the
existingReservations
using theOverlaps
method [...] as a predicate. The built-inWhere
method is a Query.Finally, the
WillAccept
method returns whether there'sAny
table among theavailableTables
thatFits
thecandidate.Quantity
. TheAny
method is another built-in Query, andFits
is a predicate.Compared to [the sequential composition figure], you can say that the
Seating
constructor,seating.Overlaps
,Allocate
, andFits
are sequentially composed.None of these methods have side effects, which means that once
WillAccept
returns its Boolean value, you can forget about how it reached that result. It truly eliminates the irrelevant and amplifies the essentialReferential transparency #
There's a remaining issue that Command Query Separation fails to address: predictability. While a Query has no side effects that your brain has to keep track of, it could still surprise you if you get a new return value every time you call it - even with the same input.
This may not be quite as bad as side effects, but it'll still tax your brain. What happens if we institute an extra rule on top of Command Query Separation: that Queries must be deterministic?
This would mean that a Query can't rely on random number generators, GUID creation, the time of day, day of the month, or any other data from the environment. That would include the contents of files and databases. That sounds restrictive, so what's the benefit?
A deterministic method without side effects is referentially transparent. It's also known as a pure function. Such functions have some very desirable qualities.
One of these qualities is that pure functions readily compose. If the output of one function fits as the input for another, you can sequentially compose them. Always. There are deep mathematical reasons for that, but suffice it to say that composition is ingrained into the fabric that pure functions are made of.
Another quality is that you can replace a pure function call with its result. The function call is equal to the output. The only difference between the result and the function call is the time it takes to get it.
Think about that in terms of Robert C. Martin's definition of abstraction. Once a pure function returns, the result is all you have to care about. How the function arrived at the result is an implementation detail. Referentially transparent functions eliminate the irrelevant and amplify the essential. As [the following figure] illustrates, they collapse arbitrary complexity to a single result; a single chunk that fits in your brain.
[Figure caption:] Pure function (left) collapsing to its result (right). Regardless of complexity, a referentially transparent function call can be replaced by its output. Thus, once you know what the output is, that's the only thing you need to keep track of as you read and interpret the calling code.
On the other hand, if you want to know how the function works, you zoom in on its implementation, in the spirit of fractal architecture. That might be the
WillAccept
method [...]. This method is, in fact, not just Query, it's a pure function. When you look at the source code of that function, you've zoomed in on it, and the surrounding context is irrelevant. It operates exclusively on its input arguments and immutable class fields.When you zoom out again, the entire function collapses into its result. It's the only thing your brain needs to keep track of.
Regardless of complexity, a referentially transparent function reduces to a single chunk: the result that it produces. Thus, referentially transparent code is code that fits in your head.
Code That Fits in Your Head isn't a book about functional programming, but it does advocate for the functional core, imperative shell (also known as an impureim sandwich) architecture, among many other techniques, practices, and heuristics that it presents.
I hope that you found the excerpt so inspiring that you consider buying the book.
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Absolutely agree. The problem of "Code that fits in your head" is not about code either, it's about all human reasoning. It particularly happens in math. In math, why do we prove "theorems", and then prove new theorems by referencing those previous theorems or lemmas? Why can't mathematicians just prove everything every single time? Because math can't fit in someone's head, so we also need these tools.
Or rather, math is the tool for "X that fits in your head". Math is the language of human reasoning, anything that can be reasoned about can be modelled in math and talked about in math, which is a language we all know about and have used for thousands of years.
It can help us developers a lot to make use of this shared language. There already exists a language to help us figure out how to Fit Code In Our Heads, it would be detrimental to ourselves to ignore it. You link to category theory, and there's also algebra. These are tools for such endeavor, I think developers should be more open towards them and not just deride them as "hard" or "ivory-tower-esque", they should be the opposite of that. And in fact, whne you properly understand algebra, there is nothing really hard about it, it's actually so simple and easy you can't understand why you didn't pay attention to it sooner.


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Almost over a year back I started reading the long-awaited book from my bucket list, “Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs”. When I was reading the book, quite a lot of the things in the book were already known to me and therefore it started to get boring. But then I searched on the internet why so many people read the book SICP. The problem was not the reason behind reading the book but the problem was the approach towards the book. The book is not designed to be just read as if it is a novel but you also need to solve the problems in the book. This made me go back to the book again.
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Although I told the method was wrong because I was just reading the book, I decided that I will try to solve every problem given in the book’s exercise section. Therefore I have set up a Github repository that will have all the code snippets of the exercises that I solve, irrespective if that exercise needs me to write code or not.
The other reason for me going ahead with SICP is that it teaches Computer Science and understanding the computer as an abstract machine used to manipulate information.
That stuff is old and outdated#
“This thing is outdated!”, “That thing is outdated!”, these are some of the most common words that you can hear in the software industry. But is something really outdated? Well, I consider ‘outdated’ a very heavy word to be used so casually and I personally think that outdated is a very subjective term. “Is C outdated?”, “Is JavaScript outdated?”, well, it depends… Depends on? Depends on what you actually want to do with that language. The browser that you are using right now will have most of its core written in C or C++ and will still be maintained. But if you are writing a web application backend, is C a good choice? If you have read SICP you will realize that the book is not at all about Scheme, but about the abstract concepts, even the authors say that the book is not about and does not teach Scheme. Even if some institutes like Massachusetts Institute of Technology themselves have stopped teaching this course, I don’t consider it outdated and therefore am going for it.
Studying that same stuff… Again?#
Well, now you might say that I’ve already studied Computer Science in my career then why study the same stuff again? It has been ages since I’ve done any Computer Science, and at times I’m missing all of that while writing software for clients at a software consultancy. Also, I’ve heard that the book has most of the programs in an immutable way because Scheme by design pushes towards immutability, which I think is very different from the way Computer Science was taught to me with C and all mutation through. In addition to that, I feel that everyone who writes software should not forget the fundamentals and even if it is repeating the same things again, it stays in memory and can be applied whenever needed in the future.
But then why Scheme?#
My initial thought regarding programming language was to use Clojure because I had used ClojureScript in a software project for making a front-end app deployed to Android using Cordova. So I went ahead with Clojure as my choice of language. After a while, I realized that Clojure as a language is very vast than as compared to Scheme, also it has many things already implemented and ready to use out of the box. I’m not saying that Clojure is a bad choice as a language. It is a pretty good choice to go with if you are making something like a web application. You can also go with a full stack approach using Clojure on the backend and ClojureScript on the front end, and the list just goes on.
But I decided to choose MIT-Scheme after trying Clojure because when I had a look at the language, it looked very small, something you can just get going with within a couple of hours. Another reason is that you can just copy/paste the examples from the book and then run them using the MIT-Scheme interpreter.
Aim and Expected Result#
So my aim is to finish the whole book in the entire year of 2018 by doing a little bit of SICP every day. And that does not mean just reading the book but also solving the exercises extensively. I’ve set up a GitHub repository for solving all these problems and pushing the code online. I’ve also set up a testing framework which can run all the tests when run using make therefore we know if all the code is working or not at any given point in time. This GitHub repository is hooked up to Travis-CI which will show if everything is passing or not in the repository. What I expect by the end of this is a difference in the way I think while writing code and a difference in the way I think about Computer Science. As a follow-up post to this post, I will be writing a tutorial for super-fast learning MIT-Scheme to get started with SICP. I might also write posts for how I approached problems that I felt difficult to solve in SICP.


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Containers are one of the most important concepts to grasp in frontend web development. The web, and it's design + framework is essentially made up of rows and columns of information. The web has truly offered some bright alternative ways of looking at this not-so-riveting fact in recent years, with some super slick examples of web dev (thinking of sources like codepen.io, jsfiddle.net, jsbin.com, etc.), such examples that test the rules of the DOM. But, to test the rules effectively you must know the rules, right? Thus, knowing how information inherently displays in the DOM will help you write better HTML, CSS, + Javascript, and build better user experiences from it.
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This was generally considered a fine practice, as people were viewing web pages on a standard computer, with a standard width they could pretty much hit all the horses with at 1024. In fact, setting hard widths on pretty much everything was considered just fine.
But now, however, we have a lot of gadgets that connect to the web, including: tablets, iPhones, androids, widths of all kinds, ranging anywhere from 200px all the way to 2200 pixels and more. Lots of widths. Think of it literally to comparing various canvas widths (like the one you paint on, all the options)..
So, therefore, locking yourself into a fixed pixel ratio width of any element size is really not practiced much anymore, IMHO.
Additional (but important) info about Example 1:
The disadvantages of using lots of ID's, and why you should use more classes:
IDs are costly. In fact, if an ID and a class went back-to-back in a ball game, the ID scores 40 points for one shot, and the class scores 10 points for the same shot. What this basically means is that IDs will outweigh the strength of a class 4:1 (or close to), if they were to ever go against eachother, in trying to target the same selector. IDs can be however very powerful and useful to use, to isolate certain scopes of style and behavior, where necessary.
Why you should use classes far more often than you may think Is that classes are more negotiable over time. In case anything needs to change down the road, it's harder to back track from IDs, and more often than not you'd never want to change an ID after you've established it. So when you use an ID, ask yourself,
"am I targeting this element for any type of javascript and/or interactive advanced css3 goodness?"If yes, sure make it an ID, but if not... Make it a class. Just Sayin' - You'll be glad you did, later.
The other reason is that elements of HTML can only have 1 ID. Just 1. On the other hand, elements can have lots of classes. Not tons - but you get the picture? When you assign an element an ID, it better be for super good reasons, like - this thing is so unique you are gonna target it with event-bindings in javascript. That's my rule of thumb.
Never use a div id="container"
More often than not, you'll need to work with multiple backgrounds for a web page that need to span 100% of the width of any row of content, for any browser width. And by only using one container, with a fixed width set in pixels, you limit yourself to one background for the parent of that "contained" area on a page. And if you're not following the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) method by repeating yourself in styles, then it's likely that whatever it is you're styling may be better suited as a class.
What to look forward to:
The practice explained in Example 1 has been replaced by the notion of treating each row of content as its own container, instead of the page as a container, and thus allowing the width of the rows to be relative to the width of the device looking at it. What does this mean? It's often regarded as "fluid", and I consider it a mixture of using percentages and understanding inherent widths of elements.  This example below also uses HTML5 markup, which uses up-to-date DOM elements that have essentially been founded over time, over common patterns in building html pages, etc.
Example 2:
Name of Site
An important thing to mention is you MUST have the viewport turned on in the head:
Thankfully, boilerplates like HTML5 provide that for you.
A little off topic, but note the class on the body: If you give the body a class - this is a good place to jump from on any given page, if you're working with any type of unique styles or themes on a page. Also to keep in mind, if you're using a Content Managing System like WordPress - any CMS of this nature, it will automatically give the body a class - so even for projects not using a database, it is a good way to establish unique styles on any given page.
Benefits of treating each row of content as a container instead of only having one container
One of the biggest benefits is this process allows for different backgrounds for different rows of content, while also giving the content inside a container. It would require adding another container, a div is a great use case of this as a div has no extraordinary meaning on the document outline of a web page. We can wrap our content in a div and give it a container, while allowing the parent element to hold a background.
An example of this is as follows:
Example 3:
Name of Site
And the corresponding CSS for Example 3 could look something like this:
So, to sum it all up.
Responsive web design is awesome. The * {box-sizing} trick is also awesome (view page source on Example 3 to see what I mean). Multiple backgrounds that span 100% the width are pretty great. Using IDs is bad, usually, unless you can really really justify it.  And setting a fixed pixel size to a "main" container for a page is no longer adaptable enough for the variety of devices that can show webpages. Ttherefore, switching to a percentage width for a class called "container" is good. And using min- and max- widths can also be beneficial.


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THE SILENCE OF THE SEA (director: Jean-Pierre Melville; cast: Howard Vernon (Werner Von Ebrennac), Nicole Stéphane(The Niece ), Jean-Marie Robain (The Uncle), Ami Aaröe (Werner's fiancee), 1947-Fr.)
A German Lieutenant, Werner Von Ebrennac (Vernon), is stationed in France during the time of the occupation and moves into the rural village cottage of an elderly, scholarly gentleman (Robain) and his niece (Nicole).They take a vow of silence toward the German intruder, sitting by their fireplace night after night when the officer returns from his duty, never saying a word to him during his entire stay with them. The officer never shows his animosity towards them as he uses their silence to fill in details about what he is thinking: his love of music, his life story, the girl he almost married, his love of French culture, and his belief that this occupation will be good for both countries, he says it will be like a marriage. His political naivety (in civilian life he is a musical composer) and underestimation of the evil government he represents, comes to light for him when he meets with close friends who are in Paris to negotiate the political arrangement between the two countries. It is then that he is shocked into realizing the barbaric designs that are intended by them to reduce the world to be submissive to a dominant Germany, the aim being to rip the soul out of each country it conquers. His more benevolent ideas, for the mutual countries to co-exist, are sneered at by his cultured German friends. Fed up with this, but resigned to the fact that there is nothing he could do about it, he volunteers for duty in the war zone of WW11.
The old man has left a copy of one Anatole France's books out for him to see just as he leaves for the front, the quote reads, "That it is a soldier's duty to disobey a criminal order given by his superiors." The niece also yields a muffled "adieux", that he might have heard, but does not respond to. That he leaves just at a time when they are questioning if their silence was the right thing to do, adds an argument that Melville might have been particularly interested in, by showing that all parties have to get rid of their hatreds before they can communicate with each other to extract any positive results.
This film was made so close to the end of the war, that it seems to be trying desperately and as intelligently as it can, to understand what went through the minds of those who participated in those infamous days of occupation and how it is possible to begin a healing process between such sworn enemies. In any case, it captured the climate in France during the war and the humiliations the French went through in the hands of their captors.
The Nazi holocaust and its diabolical war machine, were not broached in any of the officer's soliloquys with the couple held hostage in their own home. But how would he have treated them if they were Jews, remains unanswered. It is through this officer, that Melville symbolized the best of the German's intentions, someone whom there is some hope for if the world is to have a saner future.
What happened in that occupied house was a one way dialogue, with silence winning and losing. Winning in the sense, that there was no other way to conduct oneself with dignity when your enemy takes over your homeland, and the dignity of those who formed the Resistance Movement is undoubtedly honored by Melville for the rightful stand they took. Melville was in real-life a member of that Movement. Losing, because silence means you can't voice what is in your heart and mind, and by remaining silent it can be interpreted as a tacit acceptance of defeat and an unwillingness to call out for what is right and wrong.
In the end, it was the German officer who remained silent by going off to fight a futile war, a war which made no human sense from his side of the fence.Which means, when the chips are down, he is still a believer in the motto: My country, right or wrong.
Melville's film is stimulating and perplexing, yet it is simple in tone and in human spirit. It gave me chills to watch how natural it all seemed; firstly, because the protaganists were so real and the situation was so menacing; and, secondly, everything happens in such a matter of fact way, enhanced by being shot in the harsh and convincing tones of black-and-white, giving the film a certain disquiet with the sea in the background that is unsettling to behold.
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using methods requiring FixedFrameTuple4DBasics
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set(FrameTuple4DReadOnly other) |
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double y,
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Illustrating the difference in learning ability between a simple single layer perceptron and a multilayer perceptron on the XOR function.
import torch
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import seaborn as sns
import importlib
% matplotlib inline
# Use the plot style from seaborn
sns.set()
def xor(a,b):
"""
xor(a,b) = a + b mod 2
"""
return (a + b) % 2
def generate_xor_data():
"""
Generates xor data.
"""
xs = np.array([[a,b] for a in [0.,1.] for b in [0.,1.]]).T
ys = xor(*xs)
return xs, ys
# Generate the XOR data
xs, ys = generate_xor_data()
print(xs)
print(ys)
The XOR function is not linearly separable. That is, there is no straight line to can that separate the zeros from the ones in (white and black) in the plot below:
# Plot the XOR data
plt.scatter(xs[0], xs[1], c=list(ys))
plt.show()
To illustrate this we train a simple Perceptron on the XOR data. The perceptron is a linear classifier, so it will not be able to get 100% accuracy on the XOR function (but we will make it try very hard nonetheless, poor perceptron).
import torch.nn as nn
from torch.autograd import Variable
class Perceptron(nn.Module):
"""
A single layer perceptron that performs
logistic regression for binary classification.
"""
def __init__(self):
super(Perceptron, self).__init__()
# One linear layer Wx + b, input dim 2 output dim 1
self.i2o = nn.Linear(2,1)
# One nonlinearity at the output layer
self.sigmoid = nn.Sigmoid()
def forward(self, input):
output = self.sigmoid(self.i2o(input)) # sigmoid(Wx + b)
return output
def train_step(model, input, true_labels, loss_criterion, learning_rate):
"""
Performs a training step for the model.
:param model: an instance of the class Perceptron or the class MLP
:param loss_criterion: a PyTorch loss function (e.g. nn.MSELoss())
:param learning_rate: a float value that is the learning_rate
:returns: the output and the loss
"""
# Set gradients to zero
model.zero_grad()
# Forward pass (compute output)
output = model(input)
# Compute the loss
loss = loss_criterion(output, true_labels)
# Backward pass (update gradients)
# 1. Compute gradients wrt the loss
loss.backward()
# 2. Update gradients with gradients
for k, p in enumerate(model.parameters()):
p.data.add_(-learning_rate, p.grad.data)
# Round output to nearest integer to get the
# prediction
predictions = np.around(output.data.numpy())
# Get the loss as float number
loss = float(np.squeeze(loss.data.numpy()))
return predictions, loss
def classify_points(model, n):
"""
Classifies the points in the [0,1]^2 using model.
"""
result = np.zeros((n,n))
for i in range(0, n):
for j in range(n):
inpt = Variable(torch.FloatTensor(np.array([[j/n, i/n]],
dtype=float)))
prediction = model(inpt)
result[i][j] = prediction.data.numpy()
return result
def train(n, xs, ys, model, loss_criterion, learning_rate, print_every=10):
"""
Trains the model (instance of Perceptron or MLP) on the data for n interations.
"""
# For our reference
print("Training with model {}".format(type(model)))
for step in range(1,n+1):
# Perform one training step
predictions, loss = train_step(model, xs, ys, loss_criterion, learning_rate)
# Plot predictions every 100 steps
if step%print_every==0:
# Get the accuracy of our predictions
accuracy = 100 * float(np.mean(ys.data.numpy()==np.squeeze(predictions)))
# Print the accuracy and the loss
print('step {0} loss {1:.4f} accuracy {2:.2f}%'.format(step, loss, accuracy))
# Let the model classify the points in the box [0,1]^2
classified = classify_points(model, 100)
# Plot the soft decision boundaries (values in the interval [0,1])
sns.heatmap(classified, xticklabels=False, yticklabels=False, vmin=0, vmax=1)
plt.title("soft decision boundary")
plt.show()
# Plot the prediction (hard decision boundary: value 0 or 1)
sns.heatmap(np.around(classified), xticklabels=False, yticklabels=False, vmin=0, vmax=1)
plt.title("hard decision boundary")
plt.show()
# Create a percetron
perceptron = Perceptron()
# Turn our data into a Variable to be input for PyTorch
xs_var = Variable(torch.FloatTensor(xs.T))
ys_var = Variable(torch.FloatTensor(ys))
# Use mean squared error (MSE) loss
loss_criterion = nn.MSELoss()
learning_rate = 1
train(100, xs_var, ys_var, perceptron, loss_criterion, learning_rate)
A multilayer perceptron is the simplest example of a feedforward artificial neural network. The hidden layers together with the nonlinear activation functions (tanh, sigmoid, ReLU, etc.) give it the power to correctly classify data that is not linearly separable.
Let's illustrate that.
class MLP(nn.Module):
"""
A multilayer perceptron that performs
logistic regression for binary classification.
"""
def __init__(self, hidden_size):
super(MLP, self).__init__()
# First linear layer Wx + b with
# input dim 2 and output dim hidden_size
self.i2h = nn.Linear(2,hidden_size)
# Second linear layer Wx + b with
# input dim hidden_size and output dim 1
self.h2o = nn.Linear(hidden_size,1)
# The nonlinear function for the hidden layer
self.tanh = nn.Tanh()
# The output nonlinearity
self.sigmoid = nn.Sigmoid()
def forward(self, input):
hidden = self.tanh(self.i2h(input))
output = self.sigmoid(self.h2o(hidden))
return output
# Create a MLP with hidden dimension 2
mlp = MLP(2)
# MSE loss
loss_criterion = nn.MSELoss()
learning_rate = 0.1
train(10000, xs_var, ys_var, mlp, loss_criterion, learning_rate, print_every=1000)
We can inspect the learned transformations by accessing the weights and biases of the linear layers that we defined in our MLP:
W1 = mlp.i2h.weight
b1 = mlp.i2h.bias
print(W1)
print(b1)
Compare these to the random weights of a freshly initialized MLP:
fresh_mlp = MLP(2)
fresh_W1 = fresh_mlp.i2h.weight
fresh_b1 = fresh_mlp.i2h.bias
print(fresh_W1)
print(fresh_b1)
Making the hidden dimension larger gives the neural network more flexibility. And you can see that it will use this flexibility to learn a more non-linear decision boundary:
# Create a MLP with hidden dimension 50
mlp = MLP(10)
# MSE loss
loss_criterion = nn.MSELoss()
learning_rate = 0.1
train(1000, xs_var, ys_var, mlp, loss_criterion, learning_rate, print_every=100)
# Create a MLP with hidden dimension 100
mlp = MLP(100)
# MSE loss
loss_criterion = nn.MSELoss()
learning_rate = 0.1
train(1000, xs_var, ys_var, mlp, loss_criterion, learning_rate, print_every=100)
Let's now try to go all-out for a complete overkill. We use a three-layered network with hidden layers of size 200. Let the overfitting begin!
import torch.nn as nn
from torch.autograd import Variable
class DeepMLP(nn.Module):
"""
An MLP with three hidden layers.
"""
def __init__(self, hidden_size):
super(DeepMLP, self).__init__()
self.i2h1 = nn.Linear(2,hidden_size)
self.h12h2 = nn.Linear(hidden_size,hidden_size)
self.h22h3 = nn.Linear(hidden_size,hidden_size)
self.h2o = nn.Linear(hidden_size,1)
self.sigmoid = nn.Sigmoid()
self.tanh = nn.Tanh()
def forward(self, input):
hidden1 = self.tanh(self.i2h1(input))
hidden2 = self.tanh(self.h12h2(hidden1))
hidden3 = self.tanh(self.h22h3(hidden2))
output = self.sigmoid(self.h2o(hidden3))
return output
# Create a MLP with hidden dimension 2
deep_mlp = DeepMLP(200)
# MSE loss
loss_criterion = nn.MSELoss()
learning_rate = 0.01
train(10000, xs_var, ys_var, deep_mlp, loss_criterion, learning_rate, print_every=1000)


Learn how to play Shooty Game under 5 minutes and enjoy the game for rest of your life.
Open a browser and enter the link https://chamburr.github.io/shooty-game/play.html.
Select single-player mode by clicking the button.
Use WASD
keys to move, VB
keys to change the direction of the gun.
Enjoy the game! Get 5 points to win.
Open a browser and enter the link https://chamburr.github.io/shooty-game/play.html.
Select multi-player mode by clicking the button.
Player 1: Use WASD
keys to move, VB
keys to change the direction of the gun.
Player 2: Use ↑←↓→
keys to move, ./
keys to change the direction of the gun.
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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This is a JDBC implementation of the CrNiCKL (chronicle) database. CrNiCKL (pronounced "chronicle") is a database for time series written in Java running on top of SQL and NoSQL systems.
Versions 2.0.0 and 2.0.1 bring a non-compatible change in JDBCDatabase
. The
constructor now takes a second parameter: a ch.agent.t2.time.TimeDomainCatalog
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The distribution consists of three archives
crnickl-jdbc-x.y.z.jar
crnickl-jdbc-x.y.z-javadoc.jar
crnickl-jdbc-x.y.z-sources.jar
with compiled classes, HTML documentation, and sources. The version number
x.y.z
follows the maven convention. The distribution also includes .asc
files with detached cryptographic signatures.
The software is available from the [Maven central repository<]
(http://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/ch/agent/crnickl-jdbc/).
To use version x.y.z
, insert the following dependency into your pom.xml
file:
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<groupId>ch.agent</groupId>
<artifactId>crnickl-jdbc</artifactId>
<version>x.y.z</version>
<scope>compile</scope>
</dependency>
The recommended way is to use git for accessing the source and maven for building. The procedure is easy, as maven takes care of locating and downloading dependencies:
$ git clone https://github.com/jpvetterli/crnickl-jdbc.git
$ cd crnickl-jdbc
$ mvn install
This builds and installs the distribution JARs in your local maven
repository. They can also be found in the target
directory.
When building the software by other means, the following dependencies must be addressed:
crnickl-x.y.z.jar
CrNiCKL databaset2-x.y.z.jar
Time2 Library Replace all x.y.z
with the actual version numbers which can be found in the
POM
file included in the binary JAR:
/META-INF/maven/ch.agent/crnickl-jdbc/pom.xml
The following command runs unit tests:
$ mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=false test
When building the software without maven, the following additional dependencies must be addressed to compile unit tests:
hsqldb-<version>.jar
HyperSQL Databasesqltool-<version>.jar
HyperSQL DatabaseThe source is available on GitHub.
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I believe that with my extensive life experiences, as well as a 24 year military career, I can offer the commission a broad, well-rounded perspective. I have lived through and witnessed several state-wide redistricting efforts, both in Colorado and other states. The pluses and minuses that I witnessed will serve well in providing a balanced perspective. I hope that I would be able to ensure the interests of the voters at large, and not a particular political party, are served by the commission’s work.
I believe that I can promote consensus and contribute to creating agreements because I will listen to all inputs from the various organizations having a vested interest. I will carefully weigh the merits of each, and examine how the merits presented by one group could impact other groups, both positively and negatively. From these often divergent inputs, I will work toward building an approach that ensures all groups “have their day in court”, but the decisions will consider the voter needs as utmost.
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git init
The final article will have a list to help you start your migration.
L4 now returns a collection object rather than an array after a query.
$users = User::get();
if($users){
//do something
}
L4 now returns a collection object rather than an array after a query.
$users = User::get();
if(!$users->isEmpty()){
//do something
}
L4 collections are not array. is_array, array_map, array_filter will all fail.
$p = $purchases->where_story_id($id)->get();
//Grab the Last Purchase of This Story
$purchase = end($p);
L4 collections are not array. is_array, array_map, array_filter will all fail.
$p = $purchases->whereStoryId($id)->get();
//Grab the Last Purchase of This Story
$purchase = $purchases->last();
Regenerate your controllers with the new Resource Controllers.
php artisan controller:make StoryController
If you don't use Resourceful Controllers...
When Routing to these Controller Methods in L4
Route::get('/', 'HomeController@index');
Route::get('/', 'HomeController@getIndex');
You can now specify the URI for Controller Routes. Yay for more control!
Route::controller('user', 'UserController');
Route::controller('group', 'UserController');
Routes now use {varname} syntax rather than (:type) syntax
You also now set your restrictions after with a method chain.
Route::get('user/{id}', function($id)
{
//Do Something
})->where('id', '\d+'); // Limit To Numbers!
->defaults('page', 1); // Defaults!
or
public function get_points() {
$point = $this->get_attribute('points');
return $points > 0 ? $points : 0;
}
public function getPointsAttribute($value) {
return $value > 0 ? $value : 0;
}
Setters also got the same treatment, except...
Now uses Monolog under the hood. Log::write() should now be either:
Log::info();
Log::error();
Log::warning();
{{-- This Is A Blade Comment that will work in L3
{{-- This Is A Blade Comment that will work in L4 --}}
If you don't have the closing Comment Tag in L4,
It will now fail silently and output nothing.
The old Mime support of File::mime() is no longer there, so I created a package that wraps the old L3 functionality.
Copy the old L3 mimes.php Config File to your L4 Project
L3\File::mime($extension)
If you used a custom Auth Driver in L3 it is a bit different in L4.
Check Out: toddish.co.uk/blog/creating-a-custom-laravel-4-auth-driver/


Supreme Court to Hear PIL on Deportation of Illegal Immigrants
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear a plea seeking identification and deportation of all illegal immigrants from the country, including of Bangladeshi nationals and Rohingyas.
BJP leader Ashwini Upadhyay made the plea before a bench headed by Chief Justice SA Bobde, stating that the matter is very crucial and the court should hear it.
“The illegal Rohingya and Bangladeshi immigrants are actually taking away the bread and butter of many citizens in the country” Upadhyay submitted before the bench.
After his brief submission, the court listed for hearing after four weeks.
“List it for hearing after four weeks,” said the bench, which also included Justices Surya Kant and Sanjiv Khanna.
The plea said that a large influx of illegal migrants, particularly from Myanmar and Bangladesh, is a matter of concern, which has threatened the demographic structure of bordering districts. The illegal migration has also seriously impaired security and national integration, and they can be viewed as a potential threat.
In his plea, Upadhyaya has supported the Centre’s stand to screen and deport 40,000 illegal Rohingya Muslim, who have sought shelter India, to Myanmar.
The plea seeks directions to Centre and state governments to identify, detain and deport all illegal immigrants and infiltrators.
The plea alleged that large-scale movement of immigrants from Myanmar into the country is a nexus involving agents and touts who facilitate Rohingyas’ entry.
The points of illegal entry into India are through Benapole-Haridaspur and Hilli (West Bengal), Sonamora (Tripura), Kolkata and Guwahati which has created a very serious situation, the plea submitted. (IANS)
Also read: ‘Illegal Immigrants Will Be Detected & Deported’ Says Amit Shah
Also Watch: Govt all set to push for the contentious Citizenship Bill in the winter session of Parliament


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"Design activities can be seen as the reasoning from a set of
needs,
requirements and intentions to a new bit of reality, consisting of
a
(physical) structure and an intended use. This process of reasoning
is
non-deductive: there is no closed pattern of reasoning to connect
the
needs, requirements and intentions with a form of an artifact and a
mode
of use. This ‘openness’ of a design problem is called the
underdetermination of design problems."


As I said, firstclass flights coke and hookers is all fine and dandy if you are raking in milions of revenue every day and everyone is happy, but in the current situation, it's just retarded to share shit like this
@Andersen accumulation time for whales
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Lieutenant27-Aug-19 02:52 PM
who remembers when there were such huge sales with one order?
dan.27-Aug-19 03:02 PM
whoever dumped at 8k sats could be doing those walls. Clear the books down and then straddle the bid and asks right at 8k
means 1) They want to make money and 2) they want their kmd back
Cryptoon27-Aug-19 03:06 PM
dump and crash price
keep price at that level to accumulate much more at said lower price
???
profit
Neko27-Aug-19 03:29 PM
oldest trick in the books
actionslacks27-Aug-19 04:01 PM
the fact that someone gave up 40+ btc for kmd is pretty bullish imo
tolken27-Aug-19 04:03 PM
@actionslacks the side most fail to look at.
cascrypto27-Aug-19 04:10 PM
@Cryptoon why cry about some hard working dev having a blast , but hey I just bought some k64 enjoy max
Pundi X has successfully completed integration support of its XPOS module on VeriFone X990. Watch how to buy 1 USD worth of Bitcoin on XPOS and deposit in a ...
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Tek27-Aug-19 07:09 PM
frens
Zeux enables users to pay with Bitcoin Cash (BCH) via Apple Pay or Samsung Pay at all stores globally https://bit.ly/3459LTW
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garbage
Tek27-Aug-19 07:47 PM
frens
how does kmd compare to fantom?
Nothing compares to fantom in crypto currently.
Each dapp a bespoke mainnet net, each requiring FTM to secure and to pay tx fees.
Modular tech stacks at the base of which lays lachesis consensus. Meaning different blockchains can plug their VMs on top and develop dApps.with their own SDKs. Fantom also releasing their own FastVM.
Fully interoperable. Meaning a dapp developped on cosmos use lachesis to pull data from the ethereum chain. Creating the internet of blockchain.
New platform funding concept called ITO which are SEC compliant. These ITO are made to raise funds for decentralized organizations called Workchains. This is released by the guy who invented ICOs. He chose fantom as the platform for this.
Cross chain asset custody. Basically, you'll be able to send BTC under 1 second since FTM transaction can be custodian of.other blockchain assets (securely holding private keys and letting the receiver decrypt the key).
Fantom is working with many social media platforms and online banks in Asia on fantom based payment solutions plus their own called fantom pay.
They have also launched a white label stable coin issuance solution called Statheros which is already being adopted by a company.
Fantom will melt faces and reatrds who still dont get it will commit sudoku.
^ fantom shill I found today
I must be honest I bought because the Fantom logo has sacred geometry properties
Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 07:56 PM
It looks like another name for ETH then but based on DAG?(edited)
requiring FTM fees to do everything
The last time I used DAG based project was IOTA, rumour has it that it is still trying to tangle even now (edited)
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:03 PM
Lol coordicide they called it
Looks like a scam to me
Just throw a bunch of buzzwords to bamboozle people
Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 08:04 PM
It looks like a 'pumping' pamphlet to fool a lot of noobs(edited)
and it's working a few days now , was looking at the chart
at least since yesterday 26th august
Tek27-Aug-19 08:07 PM
doubt its a scam
DAG tech is a nice adition to my digital asset portfolio
@Gordon Komodo > requireing FTM fees to do everything
yeah well uh, thats how you make sure the asset is needed
why am I even holdin le KMD?
blackjok3r27-Aug-19 08:11 PM
why do you hold dollars?
Tek27-Aug-19 08:11 PM
I don't hold dollars
checkmate atheist(edited)
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Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 08:17 PM
If you launch your own coin on FTM and still need to use FTM to send your own coin , hm.. then why launch your own coin?
Tek27-Aug-19 08:18 PM
exactly, I hope no one makes shitcoins on FTM
Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 08:19 PM
I would rather launch my coin on ANTARA where I don't need KMD to send my coin, just use my own coin for TX fees
Tek27-Aug-19 08:19 PM
I rather not everyone starts making its own shitcoin
Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 08:20 PM
The problem with everybody working on one coin example is BTC
it takes million of years to reach consensus on what to achieve
Tek27-Aug-19 08:21 PM
Dash reaches consensus fast tho
Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 08:22 PM
why can't a guy just launch his coin and do everything he thinks is the future
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if a bunch of DASH masternode holders don't like your idea, but you believe that your idea will work, will you just give it up and work at Mcdonald? (Working at Mcdonald is cool btw, get free burger i heard)(edited)
Tek27-Aug-19 08:24 PM
then you just fund your idea yourself
instead of getting funds from the DAO for free
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:24 PM
And if that idea requires hard fork changes?
Tek27-Aug-19 08:25 PM
directly going to the extreme here are we(edited)
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:25 PM
No
Tek27-Aug-19 08:25 PM
you already know the answer
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:25 PM
We hardfork once a year minimum
Tek27-Aug-19 08:26 PM
if consensus is reached
you hardfork
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:28 PM
You see the problem don’t you? You have no external option if you have an idea contrary the herd.
Tek27-Aug-19 08:28 PM
also, kmd asset chains aren't kmd
you can't just make changes to the main chain either
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:29 PM
Exactly. Dash has no options beside the mainchain.
Tek27-Aug-19 08:29 PM
yeah well dash isn't a build your own shitcoin platfor
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:29 PM
In kmd you can spin your own
Tek27-Aug-19 08:30 PM
i heard smart contracts are coming tho so , maybe soon
well yeah great but no one needs to hold kmd
so why exactly would I invest in it
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:31 PM
DPoW for one.
Tek27-Aug-19 08:31 PM
projects that are worth it wont need DPow
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:32 PM
Lol didn’t ETC get 51% earlier this year, top 20 coin might have been higher back then
Wouldn’t have happened with DPoW
Tek27-Aug-19 08:33 PM
it wouldn't have happened if it had a different algorithm than ETH.
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Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 08:34 PM
dPOW empowers a few dude in the garage that want to launch their coin , isn't that enough?
Tek27-Aug-19 08:34 PM
that's cool and all but lets just admit the few dudes in their garage are just building a scam / useles token
Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 08:34 PM
KMD was started by a few dudes
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Tek27-Aug-19 08:35 PM
times have changed tho. there was a small window of oportunity where being the few dudes in a garage was a way to launch a sucesful global digital asset
Gordon Komodo27-Aug-19 08:36 PM
google started by two dudes
polycryptoblog27-Aug-19 08:36 PM
Apple as well
Tek27-Aug-19 08:36 PM
completely different ballgame and time
so what are some good reasons to buy/hold KMD if you do not want to launch your own shitcoin


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I've discovered very good antispam system which gives full control over your mail boxes. If you want you can manually list all mails and choose what is spam and what is not. You can let the program make decision. Very nice feature - "
challenge/response". Also I must mention here that it requires very litle of system resources. Very good job.
One more interesting thing that it is developed in Ukraine by Mykhaylo Makarkin. This means very good quality of the product.
It's time to go to his site:
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Development of Fiat Digital Currency Should Keep up with Times
“Fiat digital currency is far more than the digitization of currency; most importantly, it makes the currency smarter”
Yao Qian, Director of Research Institute for Fiat Digital Currency of People’s Bank of China, stated at the first focus workshop dedicated to fiat digital currency held by International Telecommunication Union, that It’s time to develop fiat digital currency and keep up with the trends
Recent years saw private digital currencies growing rapidly and now sweeping around the world. Especially in 2017, digital currencies of various kinds are mushrooming with great momentum. Presently, some major central banks come to realize the significance of fiat virtual currency and deem it to be a means of safeguarding fiat currency’s status in the market.
Yao indicated that backed up by state credit and possessed of value, fiat virtual money can function well as currency, which private digital money is not parallel with. Moreover, Yao defined fiat digital currency from different angles: credit currency in terms of value, cryptocurrency in terms of technology, algorithm currency in terms of realization and smart currency in terms of usage scenario. He estimated fiat digital currency will outdo existing electronic payment tools by its unusual features.
According to Yao, it counts to modern economy that currencies create credit. The flow of rescue funding is extraordinarily vital in the time of financial crisis for the prevention of crisis spreading and economy’s quick recovery
Cryptography theories are needed to support the fiat digital currency which can be circulated and stored but not counterfeited, repudiated or for duplicate transactions. During exchange, encryption and distributed ledger technology are needed to ensure safe peer-to-peer interactions and prevent theft, change, or counterfeit. Moreover, Yao also warned of a blind application of blockchain technology. Doubt about the maturity of the technology put aside, the question whether we should adjust the technology according to our business needs before application is food for thought.
In addition, Yao predicted that the economic system is likely to voluntarily and intrinsically determine currency supply, issue and recover currency by setting credible procedure and algorithm rules ahead as well as stabilizing the currency value. PBC will go beyond deciding monetary supply to designing supply algorithm rules.
The increasingly penetrating artificial intelligence is posing a challenge to conventional financial industry. Yao believes currency is not an exception. He maintains that fiat digital currency is not only a digital and connected version of currency but also, more importantly a smarter one. Compared with traditional electronic payment tools such as credit cards and deposit cards, fiat digital currency will have better features and render customer experience smarter.
“We touched upon four dimensions of fiat digital currency to set up an ambitious goal but there is one thing to remember. The goal is to be achieved through steps instead of one-time try. Optimizing current electronic payment tools and gradually improving the quality of fiat digital currency is a cautious approach which also matches the status quo of technical development. Even if there is also huge room for digital currency programming, an important research branch, it probably goes next.” says Yao.
According to information revealed previously, Research Institute for Digital Currency is an organ under People’s Bank of China committed to research on the technology and application possibility of digital currency. In early 2016, PBC hosted a digital currency forum for the first time in which its strategic goal of issuing fiat digital currency was confirmed. The public attention therefore goes to PBC’s research into digital currency.
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World of Warships Legends cross-play coming to Xbox, PS4
by Steve WrightAnd it'll work half as well as you'd like.
World of Warships Legends cross-play will soon be offered across Xbox One and PS4, marking the first time the feature will be possible in a Wargaming title.
While that’s good news, it comes with a caveat: cross-play will only work in matchmaker, with Wargaming advising that “players cannot interact between the consoles in regards to voice-chat or playing with friends on a different console.”
“Making sure that our players have the best experience possible is our biggest goal, so I’m excited that both sets of fans will be able to enjoy World of Warships: Legends together,” states Victor Kislyi, Wargaming CEO. “This is just the first step in our cross-play efforts; it’s definitely something we want to build on in the future.”
Cross-play in World of Warships Legends will be enabled on 25 November. The game is free-to-play on both cross-play platforms, Xbox One and PS4, and is also offered on Windows PC.