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Issue 102
Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly!  This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community.
Want to see something featured in Haskell Weekly? Open an issue or pull request on GitHub.
Featured
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Using Cloud Haskell to write a type-safe distributed chat
Cloud Haskell is a set of libraries that combines the power of Haskell’s type system with Erlang’s style of concurrency and distributed programming.
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Strictness surprises in PureScript lazy lists
It seems that strictness is playing a dirty trick here, evaluating the second cons parameter beforehand against our interest, but strict evaluation is in the nature of PureScript.
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There’s a kind fellow named lunaris on the FPChat slack channel that shares exceptionally good advice. Unfortunately, due to the ephemeral nature of Slack, a lot of this advice is lost to history.
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Dynamic programming in Haskell
Attempting to program a dynamic programming algorithm in Haskell has helped me understand the fundamental principles behind dynamic programming in a way that I wasn’t able to when I learned it from an imperative programming perspective.
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Your first web application with Spock
The Spock web framework for Haskell gives you a light but complete foundation to build web servers on, be it for traditional server-side rendered applications, or APIs for single-page applications.
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Coffee, curries, and monads: My journey through Haskell
What I am going to do is tell you a little about myself, my programming journey, and why I enjoy programming in Haskell. Hopefully it will encourage you to try it out and witness your own joy with the language.
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Property based integration testing using Haskell!
This article doesn’t require any special functional programming techniques and can be replicated everywhere, but using a functional programming language makes this easier.
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A catamorphic lambda-calculus interpreter
I was playing around with
recursion-schemes
, which is pretty cool. It’s very nice to be able to define interpreters like this, so my immediate thought was: can we do this for the lambda-calculus? -
We are a relatively small community, but we’re maybe a little chatty, maybe have a little too much free time waiting for something to compile. Hence we are engaged in near constant internecine war over build tools and the like.
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Lightning fast CI for Haskell projects
I’ve been working in a few projects at a time in Haskell for the past year, and one point that has been dragging is how much time it takes for a CI job to finish, given this, I started to experiment with other solutions to improve my build feedback loop.
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- April 15: Tokyo Haskell April meetup in Tokyo, Japan
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- April 17: What is a Monad? Learning Monads Without Analogies in Carmel, Indiana, United States
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by PradeepIn an effort to reduce spam and spread of misinformation, early this year, WhatsApp announced a new privacy control feature that will allow you to control who can add you to groups. This WhatsApp groups privacy control feature is now rolling out to all WhatsApp users around the world.
This new feature is available under Settings > Account > Privacy > Groups, where you can select one of three options: “My Contacts Except”, “My Contacts”, or “Everyone”. With “My Contacts Except”, you can choose to exclude specific contacts or “select all”, and with “My Contacts”, only people you have in your address book can add you to groups. Any group invite you receive will have three days validity before it expires.
WhatsApp mentioned the following as the reason for delivering this new privacy control feature:
WhatsApp groups continue to connect family, friends, coworkers, classmates, and more. As people turn to groups for important conversations, users have asked for more control over their experience.
Source: WhatsApp


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Each requires a different Resonance Amulet in order to communicate with it.
This means that the Amulets and Tablets are uniquely paired.
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[gecode-users] Fwd: Initialize IntVArArgs from variable array a
peter Tomson
pikapikanaoufel at gmail.com
Wed Oct 2 06:25:45 CEST 2013
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: peter Tomson <pikapikanaoufel at gmail.com>
Date: 2013/10/2
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] Initialize IntVArArgs from variable array a
To: Guido Tack <tack at gecode.org>
Hi
Sorry to be so bothring but this instruction that YOU gave me : IntVarArgs
x(v); doesn't work for me!!!!
let me explain: by just writing this instruction in the model it gave me
also an error because none of the declaration that exist in the site of
Gecode does match the argument list????
this is what i wrote : vector<int> W;
for (int i=0;i< 10;i++)
W.push_back(i);
IntVarArgs R(W);
i konw there is a mistack here but i don't konw what is it ??? I'm really
new with Gecode that's why i do so my errors
So sorry to be so bothring
Thank YOU for any help at all
PETER
2013/10/2 Guido Tack <tack at gecode.org>
> Hi,
>
> I think you need to brush up on your C++, that's the type signature, not
> the code you should write. Just check our documentation, you can construct
> an IntVarArgs from a vector v like this IntVarArgs x(v);
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
> On 02/10/2013, at 1:21 PM, peter Tomson <pikapikanaoufel at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > hi all !
> >
> > in my model i have to get the interger variables from a vector , So i
> used this code that i found in MPG :
> >
> > IntVarArgs (const std::vector< IntVar > &a);
> >
> > but i have an error about the const : type name not allowed!!!!!!!!!!
> >
> > honnestly i declared an IntVarArray R, after that i wrote that code, So
> do i do any thing wrong ??? Do i mis ay thing ??
> >
> > Thank you very much for your hepl
> >
> > PETER
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > Gecode users mailing list
> > users at gecode.org
> > https://www.gecode.org/mailman/listinfo/gecode-users
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Can also be used to customize the shadow casting of an object by assigning
an instance of [name] to [page:Object3D.customDistanceMaterial]. The
following examples demonstrates this approach in order to ensure
transparent parts of objects do no cast shadows.
[example:webgl_shadowmap_pointlight WebGL / shadowmap / pointlight]
[page:Object parameters] - (optional) an object with one or more properties defining the material's appearance. Any property of the material (including any property inherited from [page:Material]) can be passed in here.
See the base [page:Material] class for common properties.
The alpha map is a grayscale texture that controls the opacity across the
surface (black: fully transparent; white: fully opaque). Default is
null.
Only the color of the texture is used, ignoring the alpha channel if one
exists. For RGB and RGBA textures, the [page:WebGLRenderer WebGL] renderer
will use the green channel when sampling this texture due to the extra bit
of precision provided for green in DXT-compressed and uncompressed RGB 565
formats. Luminance-only and luminance/alpha textures will also still work
as expected.
The displacement map affects the position of the mesh's vertices. Unlike other maps which only affect the light and shade of the material the displaced vertices can cast shadows, block other objects, and otherwise act as real geometry. The displacement texture is an image where the value of each pixel (white being the highest) is mapped against, and repositions, the vertices of the mesh.
How much the displacement map affects the mesh (where black is no displacement, and white is maximum displacement). Without a displacement map set, this value is not applied. Default is `1`.
The offset of the displacement map's values on the mesh's vertices. Without a displacement map set, this value is not applied. Default is `0`.
Whether the material is affected by fog. Default is `false`.
The color map. May optionally include an alpha channel, typically combined with [page:Material.transparent .transparent] or [page:Material.alphaTest .alphaTest]. Default is null.
See the base [page:Material] class for common methods.
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Source code for lenstronomy.Util.data_util
import numpy as np
from lenstronomy.Util.package_util import exporter
export, __all__ = exporter()
[docs]@export
def bkg_noise(readout_noise, exposure_time, sky_brightness, pixel_scale, num_exposures=1):
"""
computes the expected Gaussian background noise of a pixel in units of counts/second
:param readout_noise: noise added per readout
:param exposure_time: exposure time per exposure (in seconds)
:param sky_brightness: counts per second per unit arcseconds square
:param pixel_scale: size of pixel in units arcseonds
:param num_exposures: number of exposures (with same exposure time) to be co-added
:return: estimated Gaussian noise sqrt(variance)
"""
exposure_time_tot = num_exposures * exposure_time
readout_noise_tot = num_exposures * readout_noise ** 2 # square of readout noise
sky_per_pixel = sky_brightness * pixel_scale ** 2
sky_brightness_tot = exposure_time_tot * sky_per_pixel
sigma_bkg = np.sqrt(readout_noise_tot + sky_brightness_tot) / exposure_time_tot
return sigma_bkg
[docs]@export
def flux_noise(cps_pixel, exposure_time):
"""
computes the variance of the shot noise Gaussian approximation of Poisson noise term
:param cps_pixel: counts per second of the intensity per pixel unit
:param exposure_time: total exposure time (in units seconds or equivalent unit as cps_pixel)
:return: sqrt(variance) of pixel value
"""
return cps_pixel / np.sqrt(exposure_time)
[docs]@export
def magnitude2cps(magnitude, magnitude_zero_point):
"""
converts an apparent magnitude to counts per second
The zero point of an instrument, by definition, is the magnitude of an object that produces one count
(or data number, DN) per second. The magnitude of an arbitrary object producing DN counts in an observation of
length EXPTIME is therefore:
m = -2.5 x log10(DN / EXPTIME) + ZEROPOINT
:param magnitude: astronomical magnitude
:param magnitude_zero_point: magnitude zero point (astronomical magnitude with 1 count per second)
:return: counts per second of astronomical object
"""
delta_M = magnitude - magnitude_zero_point
counts = 10**(-delta_M/2.5)
return counts
[docs]@export
def cps2magnitude(cps, magnitude_zero_point):
"""
:param cps: float, count-per-second
:param magnitude_zero_point: magnitude zero point
:return: magnitude for given counts
"""
delta_M = -np.log10(cps) * 2.5
magnitude = delta_M + magnitude_zero_point
return magnitude
[docs]@export
def absolute2apparent_magnitude(absolute_magnitude, d_parsec):
"""
converts absolute to apparent magnitudes
:param absolute_magnitude: absolute magnitude of object
:param d_parsec: distance to object in units parsec
:return: apparent magnitude
"""
m_apparent = 5.8 * (np.log10(d_parsec) - 1) + absolute_magnitude
return m_apparent
[docs]@export
def adu2electrons(adu, ccd_gain):
"""
converts analog-to-digital units into electron counts
:param adu: counts in analog-to-digital unit
:return: counts in electrons
"""
return adu * ccd_gain
[docs]@export
def electrons2adu(electrons, ccd_gain):
"""
converts electron counts into analog-to-digital unit
:param electrons:
:return: adu value corresponding to electron count
"""
return electrons / ccd_gain


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Protocol adopted by an object that wishes to receive notifications when and information about a user that authenticates with your application and publishes activities to their social networks. More...
#import <JREngage.h>
Public Member Functions | |
Configuration | |
Messages sent by JREngage during dialog launch/configuration | |
| (void) | - jrEngageDialogDidFailToShowWithError: |
Authentication | |
Messages sent by JREngage during authentication | |
| (void) | - jrAuthenticationDidNotComplete |
| (void) | - jrAuthenticationDidSucceedForUser:forProvider: |
| (void) | - jrAuthenticationDidFailWithError:forProvider: |
| (void) | - jrAuthenticationDidReachTokenUrl:withResponse:andPayload:forProvider: |
| (void) | - jrAuthenticationCallToTokenUrl:didFailWithError:forProvider: |
SocialPublishing | |
Messages sent by JREngage during social publishing | |
| (void) | - jrSocialDidNotCompletePublishing |
| (void) | - jrSocialDidCompletePublishing |
| (void) | - jrSocialDidPublishActivity:forProvider: |
| (void) | - jrSocialPublishingActivity:didFailWithError:forProvider: |
Protocol adopted by an object that wishes to receive notifications when and information about a user that authenticates with your application and publishes activities to their social networks.
This protocol will notify the delegate(s) when authentication and social publishing succeed or fail, it will provide the delegate(s) with the authenticated user's profile data, and, if server-side authentication is desired, it can provide the delegate(s) with the data payload returned by your server's token URL.
| - (void) jrEngageDialogDidFailToShowWithError: | (NSError *) | error |
Sent if the application tries to show a JREngage dialog, and JREngage failed to show. May occur if the JREngage library failed to configure, or if the activity object was nil, etc.
| error | The error that occurred during configuration |
| - (void) jrAuthenticationDidNotComplete |
Sent if the authentication was canceled for any reason other than an error. For example, the user hits the "Cancel" button, any class (e.g., the JREngage delegate) calls the cancelAuthentication message, or if configuration of the library is taking more than about 16 seconds (rare) to download.
| - (void) jrAuthenticationDidSucceedForUser: | (NSDictionary *) | auth_info | ||
| forProvider: | (NSString *) | provider | ||
Tells the delegate that the user has successfully authenticated with the given provider, passing to the delegate an NSDictionary object with the user's profile data.
| auth_info | An NSDictionary of fields containing all the information Janrain Engage knows about the user logging into your application. Includes the field "profile" which contains the user's profile information | |
| provider | The name of the provider on which the user authenticated. For a list of possible strings, please see the List of Providers |
"auth_info": { "profile": { "displayName": "brian", "preferredUsername": "brian", "url": "http:\/\/brian.myopenid.com\/", "providerName": "Other", "identifier": "http:\/\/brian.myopenid.com\/" } }
| - (void) jrAuthenticationDidFailWithError: | (NSError *) | error | ||
| forProvider: | (NSString *) | provider | ||
Sent when authentication failed and could not be recovered by the library.
| error | The error that occurred during authentication | |
| provider | The name of the provider on which the user tried to authenticate. For a list of possible strings, please see the List of Providers |
| - (void) jrAuthenticationDidReachTokenUrl: | (NSString *) | tokenUrl | ||
| withResponse: | (NSURLResponse *) | response | ||
| andPayload: | (NSData *) | tokenUrlPayload | ||
| forProvider: | (NSString *) | provider | ||
Sent after JREngage has successfully posted the token to your application's token_url, containing the headers and body of the response from the server.
| tokenUrl | The URL on the server where the token was posted and server-side authentication was completed | |
| response | The final NSURLResponse returned from the server | |
| tokenUrlPayload | The response from the server | |
| provider | The name of the provider on which the user authenticated. For a list of possible strings, please see the List of Providers |
| - (void) jrAuthenticationCallToTokenUrl: | (NSString *) | tokenUrl | ||
| didFailWithError: | (NSError *) | error | ||
| forProvider: | (NSString *) | provider | ||
Sent when the call to the token URL has failed.
| tokenUrl | The URL on the server where the token was posted and server-side authentication was completed | |
| error | The error that occurred during server-side authentication | |
| provider | The name of the provider on which the user authenticated. For a list of possible strings, please see the List of Providers |
| - (void) jrSocialDidNotCompletePublishing |
Sent if social publishing was canceled for any reason other than an error. For example, the user hits the "Cancel" button, any class (e.g., the JREngage delegate) calls the cancelPublishing message, or if configuration of the library is taking more than about 16 seconds (rare) to download.
| - (void) jrSocialDidCompletePublishing |
Sent after the social publishing dialog is closed (e.g., the user hits the "Close" button) and publishing is complete. You can receive multiple jrSocialDidPublishActivity:forProvider: messages before the dialog is closed and publishing is complete.
| - (void) jrSocialDidPublishActivity: | (JRActivityObject *) | activity | ||
| forProvider: | (NSString *) | provider | ||
Sent after the user successfully shares an activity on the given provider.
| activity | The shared activity | |
| provider | The name of the provider on which the user published the activity. For a list of possible strings, please see the List of Social Providers |
| - (void) jrSocialPublishingActivity: | (JRActivityObject *) | activity | ||
| didFailWithError: | (NSError *) | error | ||
| forProvider: | (NSString *) | provider | ||
Sent when publishing an activity failed and could not be recovered by the library.
| activity | The activity the user was trying to share | |
| error | The error that occurred during publishing | |
| provider | The name of the provider on which the user attempted to publish the activity. For a list of possible strings, please see the List of Social Providers |


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Package gameClient
Class DWGraph_Algo
- java.lang.Object
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- gameClient.DWGraph_Algo
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
dw_graph_algorithms
public class DWGraph_Algo extends java.lang.Object implements dw_graph_algorithms
This class represents a Graph-Theory Algorithms on a directed weighted graph that was implemented in gameClient.DWGraph_DS, and also implements the given dw_graph_algorithms api. This class and the algorithm is based on a MinHeap data-structure and contain it as an inner class for easier understanding. This class contains all the requested methods: - init, - getGraph - copy - isConnected - shortestPathDist, - shortestPath - other two private functions and an inner class ( each has an explanation) The Dijkstra algorithm I used: (taken from https://ssaurel.medium.com/calculate-shortest-paths-in-java-by-implementing-dijkstras-algorithm-5c1db06b6541) function Dijkstra(Graph,source): create vertex set Q for each vertex v in Graph: //Initialization dist[v] <- INFINITY //Unknown distance from source to V prev[v] <- UNDEFINED //Previous node in optimal path from source add v to Q //All nodes initially in Q (unvisited nodes) dist[source] <- 0 //Distance from source to source while Q is not empty: u <- vertex in Q with min dist[u] //Source node will be selected first remove u from Q for each neighbor v of u: // where v is still in Q alt <- dist[u] + length(u,v) if alt < dist[v]: // A shorter path to v has been found dist[v] <- alt prev[v] <- u return dist[], prev[]
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description DWGraph_Algo()
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description directed_weighted_graph
copy()
Compute a deep copy of this weighted graph.directed_weighted_graph
getGraph()
Return the underlying graph of which this class works.void
init(directed_weighted_graph g)
Init the graph on which this set of algorithms operates on.boolean
isConnected()
Returns true if and only if (iff) there is a valid path from each node to each other node.boolean
load(java.lang.String file)
This method load a graph to this graph algorithm.boolean
save(java.lang.String file)
Saves this weighted (directed) graph to the given file name - in JSON formatjava.util.List<node_data>
shortestPath(int src, int dest)
returns the the shortest path between src to dest - as an ordered List of nodes: src--> n1-->n2-->...dest see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shortest_path_problem Note if no such path --> returns null;double
shortestPathDist(int src, int dest)
returns the length of the shortest path between src to dest Note: if no such path --> returns -1
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Method Detail
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init
public void init(directed_weighted_graph g)
Init the graph on which this set of algorithms operates on.- Specified by:
init
in interfacedw_graph_algorithms
- Parameters:
g
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getGraph
public directed_weighted_graph getGraph()
Return the underlying graph of which this class works.- Specified by:
getGraph
in interfacedw_graph_algorithms
- Returns:
- directed_weighted_graph
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copy
public directed_weighted_graph copy()
Compute a deep copy of this weighted graph.- Specified by:
copy
in interfacedw_graph_algorithms
- Returns:
- directed_weighted_graph
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isConnected
public boolean isConnected()
Returns true if and only if (iff) there is a valid path from each node to each other node. NOTE: assume directional graph (all n*(n-1) ordered pairs).- Specified by:
isConnected
in interfacedw_graph_algorithms
- Returns:
- boolean Explanation: First we check whether the graph is empty or if there's one vertex. If happen -> returns true. Then we get all the distances with dijkstra algorithm and we walk with a node all over the vertices. If one of the distances that found in dijkstra is MAX_VALUE (or infinity) the it will return false because it's obvious that the graph isn't connected if one of the nodes isn't reachable. If the above doesn't happen the graph is connected.
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shortestPathDist
public double shortestPathDist(int src, int dest)
returns the length of the shortest path between src to dest Note: if no such path --> returns -1- Specified by:
shortestPathDist
in interfacedw_graph_algorithms
- Parameters:
src
- - start nodedest
- - end (target) node- Returns:
- double Explanation: We use Map.Entry which is like Pairs to store all the shortest paths using dijkstra algorithm Then if there is no such path we return -1 or return the distance we got.
-
shortestPath
public java.util.List<node_data> shortestPath(int src, int dest)
returns the the shortest path between src to dest - as an ordered List of nodes: src--> n1-->n2-->...dest see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shortest_path_problem Note if no such path --> returns null;- Specified by:
shortestPath
in interfacedw_graph_algorithms
- Parameters:
src
- - start nodedest
- - end (target) node- Returns:
- List
Explanation: We store all the source's paths using Map.Entry (which is like Pairs) then use a private method to get the the path by entering the destination node and its parents.
-
save
public boolean save(java.lang.String file)
Saves this weighted (directed) graph to the given file name - in JSON format- Specified by:
save
in interfacedw_graph_algorithms
- Parameters:
file
- - the file name (may include a relative path).- Returns:
- true - iff the file was successfully saved
-
load
public boolean load(java.lang.String file)
This method load a graph to this graph algorithm. if the file was successfully loaded - the underlying graph of this class will be changed (to the loaded one), in case the graph was not loaded the original graph should remain "as is".- Specified by:
load
in interfacedw_graph_algorithms
- Parameters:
file
- - file name of JSON file- Returns:
- true - iff the graph was successfully loaded.
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"GOEL "in Hebrew the participle of the verb gaal, “to redeem.” It is rendered in the Authorized Version “kinsman,” Numbers 5:8; Ruth 3:12; 4:1,6,8; “redeemer,” Job 19:25; “avenger,” Numbers 35:12; Deuteronomy 19:6, etc. The Jewish law gave the right of redeeming and repurchasing, as well as of avenging blood, to the next relative, who was accordingly called by this name. (See REDEEMER.)
"GOEL "in Hebrew the participle of the verb gaal, “to redeem.” It is rendered in the Authorized Version “kinsman,” Numbers 5:8; Ruth 3:12; 4:1,6,8; “redeemer,” Job 19:25; “avenger,” Numbers 35:12; Deuteronomy 19:6, etc. The Jewish law gave the right of redeeming and repurchasing, as well as of avenging blood, to the next relative, who was accordingly called by this name. (See REDEEMER.)


I am currently a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University, earning my Masters of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and specializing in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and computer vision. I have extensive experience in state-of-the-art deep learning methods gained from my coursework, academic research and most recent internship as a Machine Learning Engineer. My most recent work has focused on visual domains in the autonomous driving space; however, my work spans other technical areas such as speech recognition and natural language processing. Other technical interests of mine include multimodal machine learning, graph based deep learning methods and hyper-efficient network architectures. Prior to my graduate studies, my professional experiences encompassed software engineering and cybersecurity.
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This page describes platform-specific JSSCxml extensions related to speech interaction in supported Web browsers. These extensions are not intended to be always interoperable with other SCXML implementations. JSSCxml currently supports only speech synthesis out of the box.
<speak>
elementThe <speak>
element can be used wherever executable content is allowed. It connects SCXML to the Web Speech Synthesis API newly implemented in several Web browsers, and exposes most of its functionnality.
In the datamodel, _x.voices
is the list of voices supported by the platform, as returned by the SpeechSynthesis.getVoices()
method. Items of that list are not voiceURI
s, but the full SpeechSynthesisVoice
objects with a voiceURI
property.
The namespace for <speak>
must be "http://www.jsscxml.org", for which I suggest the shorthand "jssc". Thus:
<scxml xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/07/scxml" xmlns:jssc="http://www.jsscxml.org"> … <jssc:speak text="Hello world!" xml:lang="en-US"… /> …
The reason JSSCxml is not using the SSML namespace is that there are some new attributes on the element, and that using inline SSML content would be good-looking but completely inflexible. Instead, SSML documents can be created (or parsed from actual SSML content in a <data>
element) and manipulated by ECMAScript code and finally passed to the <speak>
element.
| Name | Required | Default value | Valid values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| text | yes*, and no more than one of those two | none | text with optional SSML tags | The text or SSML that will be spoken |
| expr | none | an expression evaluating to a string or a SSML Document | Evaluates when the <speak> element is executed, used as if there had been a text attribute with the resulting (linearized) value. | |
| xml:lang | no, and only one of those two | plaform-specific | any RFC 3066 language code supported by the platform | the language of the text to be read |
| langexpr | none | Evaluates when the <speak> element is executed, used as if there had been an xml:lang attribute with the resulting value. | ||
| voice | no | plaform-specific | expression that must evaluate to a member of _x.voices | the voice used to read the text |
| volume | no | 1 | 0 – 1 | how loud the text will be spoken |
| rate | no | 1 | 0.1 – 10 | how fast the text will be spoken |
| pitch | no | 1 | 0 – 2 | pitch modifier for the synthesized voice |
| interrupt / nomore | no* | false | boolean | stops speaking and cancel queued utterances |
* The boolean nomore
(or interrupt
) may appear alone in the <speak>
tag.
Note that the DOMParser API used by JSSCxml to parse all this may reject SCXML documents where boolean attributes are written without a value. It is therefore advised to give them the value "true"
(although the interpreter will be happy with any value at all, as long as it gets well-formed XML).
None.
When executed, the <speak>
element causes its text or SSML content to be read by the platform's SpeechSynthesis implementation, using the supplied parameters. When the synthesizer has reached the end of the utterrance, a speak.end
event will be placed in the externa queue, with its data
field containing a reference to the underlying SpeechSynthesisUtterance object.
If the nomore
or interrupt
attribute is present, current and queued utterances will be cancelled first, so the new utterance (if supplied) will be spoken immediately, no matter what. The interpreter will place a speak.error
event in the external queue for each cancelled utterance.
At this time, Chrome and Safari's implementations disagree on the way to select a voice. Chrome's utterance objects have a voiceURI
property which can be set to the voiceURI
value of a voice, whereas Safari's utterance objects have a voice
property which accepts only references to whole SpeechSynthesisVoice
objects. In order to hide this misbehavior from authors, the voice
attribute defined here always takes a reference, and JSSCxml will ensure that each browser gets what it expects.
If no voice is specified, the xml:lang
attribute will cause the platform to choose the default voice for that language, if any is available, or at least for another geographical variation of that language. The language defined by xml:lang
higher in the document hierarchy (typically on the root element) is inherited by <speak>
elements, so there is no need to repeat it all the time.
speak
eventsspeak.*
events queued when using speech synthesis have the DOM Event origintype
, but their origin
is the corresponding SpeechSynthesisUtterance
object rather than a node. There is no reason to <send>
any event back to those objects (and the interpreter won't take them as a valid target anyway), but their text
property allows you to track which utterance it is that has started, ended, or been cancelled.
The event's data
will contain the elapsedTime
, charIndex
, and name
properties of the original DOM event instead of a copy of the event itself, as would be the case for DOM events converted in the usual way by JSSCxml.


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Although many configuration changes can be made safely and easily with the administrative console, quick configuration changes can be made to your server by stopping the server, editing config.xml and then restarting the server. This file can be found in <Geronimo_HOME>/var/config/config.xml
, where <Geronimo_HOME> is the directory where the server was installed.
When your server is installed, the initial configuration includes a number of modules pre-configured to get you started.
If a configuration change is limited to changing an attribute value in an existing <attribute> element in config.xml, you can make the change by stopping the server, editing config.xml, and then restarting the server. Although disruptive, the server only examines config.xml during initialization, so the server must be restarted to make the changes effective.
Note: You must always stop the server before changing config.xml. Any changes made to config.xml while the server is running will be lost. When the server stops, it writes a new copy of config.xml so it contains any configuration changes made while the server was running.
If the configuration changes you need to make are limited to changing attribute values for a GBean that has already been deployed to your server, follow this procedure.
<module name="moduleName"> <gbean name="beanName"> <attribute name="name">value</attribute> . . . </gbean> . . . </module>
moduleName
The module name of the component that contains the GBeans that have attributes to be configured. The value specified must match the value specified when the component was deployed. Use the deployer's list-modules command to obtain the list of module names deployed in your server.
beanName
The name of the GBean in the current configuration that contains the attribute to be configured.
name
The name of the attribute with a value that is to be configured.
value
The current configuration value that overrides the default attribute value in the current configuration.
Although the Geronimo structure permits you to add additional <attribute> elements and even additional <gbean> elements for different modules to config.xml in order to customize your server configuration, these tasks may require expert knowledge of the Geronimo architecture, the deployment plans used to build the server, and even the Java source for the GBean itself. Typical administrators should not attempt to add elements to config.xml unless instructed by a service agent or explicit documentation.
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Uber loses license to drive in London
by Xeni JardinRide-hailing service Uber has lost its license to operate private hire vehicles in London, after Transport For London authorities discovered that over 14,000 trips were taken with more than 40 drivers operating under fake identities on the Uber app.
The Uber cars won't disappear from London streets right away -- the company plans to appeal.
From The Guardian:
Transport for London announced the decision not to renew the ride-hailing firm’s licence at the end of a two-month probationary extension granted in September. Uber was told then it needed to address issues with checks on drivers, insurance and safety, but has failed to satisfy the capital’s transport authorities.
TfL said on Monday it had identified a “pattern of failures” by Uber, including several breaches that placed passengers and their safety at risk.
In a statement, TfL said: “Despite addressing some of these issues, TfL does not have confidence that similar issues will not reoccur in the future, which has led it to conclude that the company is not fit and proper at this time.”
Uber denies everything, of course. from Reuters:
“Over the last two months we have audited every driver in London,” said Uber’s boss in Northern and Eastern Europe Jamie Heywood.
“We have robust systems and checks in place to confirm the identity of drivers and will soon be introducing a new facial matching process, which we believe is a first in London taxi and private hire.”


Static GUI Items¶
The first category you can find in the config.yml are static gui items. This is simply a section for the empty-slot item which gets placed everywhere in the GUI where the slot is empty.
Configuring in the config.yml¶
Each of the category has got its own page in the GUI.
config.yml
############################
# Static GUI settings.
# These settings are global settings for the gui which do not get dynamically parsed.
# Adding new items is not possible for this settings and you can only change the parameters of the existing declared ones.
############################
static-gui:
empty-slot:
icon:
id: 160
damage: 15
skin: 'none'
name: 'none'
lore:
- 'none'
Note
Every gui item supports scripts, even static gui items. However, it is not recommend to add a script to any empty slot.
Icon: Specifies the rendered icon in the GUI.


Let's talk about: Climate Change
If you like this post and would like to read more of my posts,
Subscribe!With all the recent news and coverage that climate change is getting, it is easy for one to get a sense of ennui, to develop a numbness to each new report that paints a grimmer version of the future compared to the previous one. It is easy to feel helpless, as if relying on the ability of a captain on a sinking ship. This post is written as an attempt to try and get you to disavow that notion.
Basic principles
There are many things that one can do to help solve this problem of man-made climate change. The more articles I read, the more I start to notice that they revolve mainly around two ideas - consuming less, and talking more.
Consumption
The easiest way to start contributing to climate change right away is to build a lifestyle of reduced consumption. Move to climate-friendly alternatives. Some examples:
- Eat vegetarian food instead of non-vegetarian food. If you can’t go vegan, keep dairy in.  If you can’t cut out meat, try reducing beef, pork and lamb consumption (chicken & fish are more environment friendly). If you can’t give up beef, try reducing the number of times you have a beef burger (or mix some vegetable based patty into a beef patty - half and half).
- Take public transport rather than your own personal car. If that’s not feasible, try getting others to carpool with you (apps like Scoop & Waze Carpool make this easier). Buying an electric car may be tempting, but if you have a gas car that’s doing fine (in terms of MPG), it may be better to stick with it rather than to get a new car (gas or electric). This is because producing new cars takes up energy, which is primarily produced using fossil fuels (learned this from a Adam Ruins Everything episode). In general, consume less :)
- Take fewer flights. If that’s not possible, fewer long flights. If that’s not possible, fewer business-class flights (if you currently do that). Aviation contributes quite significantly to climate change.
- Don’t recycle plastic. Sadly, plastic recycling is a wasted effort these days as most items go to the landfill. However, you should still continue recycling aluminium cans (learned this from a Planet Money episode).
Talking more
- Talk to your friends, family, whoever you can possibly talk to. Maybe not at the risk of losing social credibility (since if you lose popularity you will be able to talk to fewer people!), but try and maximize your reach. You may be surprised to find others who also wanted to know more but were lost.
- Use Ecosia as your search engine and try to convince others to use it as well. They are very transparent with their finances and help fight climate change by donating money to tree-planting foundations. Did you know trees are excellent for removing carbon from the air[Nature article]?
- Try talking to people in positions of power and making a large-scale change. Employees in tech companies have moved said companies to be more accountable and work towards reducing emissions. After all, how does that old quote go? “Never think that a single person cannot change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has.”
Bonus: Read more
Reading more is almost never a bad idea. You can read the (pretty dry) IPCC reports, NASA’s climate website or Bret Victor’s What can a technologist do about climate change?. XKCD has a few climate change related comics too!
You should search the web for how your city powers itself as this will change what you need to do to help. For example, if your city is powered mostly by renewables (unlikely to be the case right now, but over the next few years hopefully we see more cities power themselves with renewable sources), then switching to electric cars will make much more sense. It will also mean you don’t need to find solutions to go off-the-grid. However, if your city is powered using fossil fuels (most are), then you may want to invest in some kind of solar setup - maybe small like a USB charger or larger like a solar generator. Tesla’s impact report is also interesting.
You can always find out how much different activites impact climate change by googling “XYZ carbon footprint” where XYZ is the activity you’re concerned about (like aviation, for example).
Resources
States adjusted by use of renewable energy from lowdowndata
Nuclear energy use from lowdowndata
Founder’s pledge recommendations
Tech & big oil


Using Ansible network-engine to simplify network automation tasks
30 Jul 2018Last week at Networking field day (NFD18), Peter Sprygada (@privateip) gave a fantastic presentation about the problems in network automation and new initiatives from Ansible to help network and automation engineers.
In short - network automation teams are recreating similar Ansible playbooks since most of us have similar problems to solve. For instance, adding an application to the datacenter will require creation of VLANS, extending them over port channels, creating STP priorities etc. The Ansible network-engine strives to provide pre-canned, opinionated (meaning best-practices) roles that will make automation easier to kick start and reuse across most teams.
In this section of the video, Peter dives into the layout of the network-engine role and how it allows the creation of “network functions” ( BTW, I highly recommend watching the entire video ).
In this blog post, I am hoping to illustrate the idea of network functions through an example. The NFD18 presentation also seemed to raise questions/concerns about Ansible’s approach, potentially causing it to move away from being a simple automation tool, to becoming a complex one - like a programming language. This was interesting feedback to me. I hope to illustrate that, in contrast, the approach actually makes writing playbooks extremely easy for network engineers through this post. As always, I welcome your feedback/disagreements.
An illustrative use case
As network engineers how many times have we dealt with a ticket/request that reads: “My super important application needs to talk to the database on port 5555. Make this happen!”. Well, maybe it is worded a lot more politely…..maybe. This might require of us to crawl through hundreds of devices to validate existing ACLs, to ensure whether that the traffic is already being allowed.
What if we had a “network function” that did this for us? Given the source/destination tuple, this “function” would return all matched ACLs within the infrastructure.
Persona based automation development
In my opinion, one of the main reason for the popularity of Ansible for network automation, has been it’s simplicity and easy of use. A network engineer can write a playbook using a YAML
file that is very readable (and easily re-callable 6 months after writing it) to manage configuration or use operational state data.
For our present use case, say something like this:
---
- name: CHECK FOR ACL THAT MATCHES RULE
hosts: all
connection: network_cli
gather_facts: no
tasks:
- include_role:
name: ios_check_acls
vars:
protocol: 'udp'
action: 'permit'
src_network: '<IP_ADDRESS>'
src_mask: '<IP_ADDRESS>'
dst_network: '<IP_ADDRESS>'
dst_mask: '<IP_ADDRESS>'
dst_port: '2222'
As a subject matter expert of the underlying network infrastructure, this playbook is easy to read and I should be able to run this against all my devices to get an output that looks like :
TASK [ios_check_acls : DISPLAY MATCH] ***************************************************************************************************************************************
ok: [rtr1] => {
"output.result": [
{
"ace_action": "permit",
"ace_name": "PERMIT-ALL",
"ace_number": "10",
"rule_match": "any -> any:"
}
]
}
ok: [rtr2] => {
"output.result": "No match found"
}
ok: [rtr3] => {
"output.result": [
{
"ace_action": "permit",
"ace_name": "TESTER",
"ace_number": "10",
"rule_match": "<IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> -> <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>:"
}
]
}
ok: [rtr4] => {
"output.result": "No match found"
}
Note how there is no match found on routers rtr2 and rtr4. Also note how more permissive ACLs are accounted for.
This is precisely what the Ansible network-engine
role enables. Let’s break down this playbook to understand what is happening here - a ‘who does what’ visual:
- The playbook is simple and is written by the network SME. This playbook is uncomplicated, easy to read and revisit.
- The
ios_check_acls
is a “network function” role and is written by advanced Ansible developers (possibly value added re-sellers, vendors, independent community developers etc). - The
ios_check_acls
calls a “provider” role -ios
. This role is written by advanced Ansible developers and potentially functions as an abstraction layer for Cisco IOS device commands, like parsing command output, loading declarative configuration etc. This abstraction allows role developers to use core modules from within Ansible to build opinionated automation tasks - The
ios
role calls the “network-engine” role which provides core functionality like command parsing.
A deeper dive into the roles
The directory structure of the resulting playbook looks as follows:
check_access.yaml
is the playbook written by the network SME.
Keep in mind that the network SME has simply downloaded the necessary role from ‘ansible-galaxy’ into that roles
directory. The dependency definitions within the role will automatically install all the other roles needed, freeing the user from having to worry about installing them.
What does this network function role look like?
This should look familiar. The role has been implemented using custom modules, templates and a tasks. Herein lies the advantage of using this construct - module developers, vendors, value added re-sellers and other community contributors are now easily able to push opinionated roles into Ansible galaxy, building up on existing provider roles. This makes pushing out custom modules a lot faster as well.
The full source code for this demo is available within the network-engine-roledemo github repo.
Conclusion
The introduction of the Ansible network-engine and the push towards creating “network function” roles makes the end user - the network SME’s life a lot easier. Installing tried and tested roles that address majority use cases will make writing network automation playbooks a breeze. This will enable the adoption of netDevOps like never before.
While the roles themselves might be complex to write, keep the end user in mind. As a network engineer do I really care whether YAML
is or is not a programming language? Does it matter if logic and loops are implemented in the construction of roles? As an end-user if I can get supported, best-practices based roles that make my life easier and allows me to focus on higher value outcomes for my business, I’d rather leave the debate to the pedantic folks out there and get stuff done.
BTW, you can install a working copy of the role in this example as follows:
ansible-galaxy install termlen0.ios_check_acls
There really is no easy button but Ansible network-engine and network function roles make it one step easier for the folks in the trenches.
As always, I’d love to hear your thoughts and opinions about this direction. What do you think?


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- Open Source
GitHub
or GitLab
- Collaboration site
- Interacts with Git
Cloning and Working Locally
Workflow for Open Source
Forking
- A snapshot of the project under your personal account
Pull Request
- Send the modifications made on your snapshot back to the project
Cloning and Working Locally
How Commits Work
- Each commit has a unique ID of 40 characters (SHA-1 Hash) containing information about the commit such as the parent commit
Merging
- Let's bring those changes back to the project
Conflicts
- `git status` indicates which files has issues
- Markers:
- Their code:
<<<<HEAD
- Separator:
====
- Your code:
>>>>BRANCH_NAME
Rebasing
- Add commits in a linear fashion (different from the date)
Undoing Commits (from safest)
- `git revert` creates a new commit that removes all the changes from the given commit
- `git reset`
- `git commit-amend` changes commit message
- `git cherry-pick`
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| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Item.h Item.m |
Tasks
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asin
(public property)
property -
parentASIN
(public property)
property -
errors
(public property)
property -
detailPageURL
(public property)
property -
itemLinks
(public property)
property -
salesRank
(public property)
property -
smallImage
(public property)
property -
mediumImage
(public property)
property -
largeImage
(public property)
property -
imageSets
(public property)
property -
itemAttributes
(public property)
property -
variationAttributes
(public property)
property -
relatedItems
(public property)
property -
collections
(public property)
property -
subjects
(public property)
property -
offerSummary
(public property)
property -
offers
(public property)
property -
variationSummary
(public property)
property -
variations
(public property)
property -
customerReviews
(public property)
property -
editorialReviews
(public property)
property -
similarProducts
(public property)
property -
accessories
(public property)
property -
tracks
(public property)
property -
browseNodes
(public property)
property -
alternateVersions
(public property)
property
Properties
accessories
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) Accessories *accessories
Declared In
Item.h
alternateVersions
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) AlternateVersions *alternateVersions
Declared In
Item.h
asin
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *asin
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Item.h
browseNodes
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) BrowseNodes *browseNodes
Declared In
Item.h
collections
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) Collections *collections
Declared In
Item.h
customerReviews
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) CustomerReviews *customerReviews
Declared In
Item.h
detailPageURL
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *detailPageURL
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Item.h
editorialReviews
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) EditorialReviews *editorialReviews
Declared In
Item.h
imageSets
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *imageSets
Declared In
Item.h
itemAttributes
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) ItemAttributes *itemAttributes
Declared In
Item.h
offerSummary
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) OfferSummary *offerSummary
Declared In
Item.h
parentASIN
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *parentASIN
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Item.h
relatedItems
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *relatedItems
Declared In
Item.h
salesRank
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *salesRank
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
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Item.h
similarProducts
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) SimilarProducts *similarProducts
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Item.h
variationAttributes
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) VariationAttributes *variationAttributes
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Item.h
variationSummary
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@property (nonatomic, retain) VariationSummary *variationSummary
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Item.h


The Apprentice fired candidate Ryan-Mark shuts down Lord Sugar racism claims
Ryan-Mark Parsons has shut down the racism claims made against Lord Sugar branding them ‘absolutely ridiculous’ and that the accusations are a ‘complete fabrication’.
It was recently reported that Lord Sugar made a dig at Jemelin Artigas’ native country as she was fired from the boardroom on last week’s episode.
It was claimed by The Sun that Lord Sugar told her: ‘No wonder your country is in a state – it’s because it’s full of people like you.’
However Ryan-Mark, who was the latest candidate to be fired from the BBC show, has put the record straight and said the candidates who have made the claims are ‘clutching at straws’.
He told Metro.co.uk: ‘When I see accusations that people are being fired because of how they look, it’s completely ridiculous Lord Sugar fired people based on performance alone.
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‘The candidates that are blaming being fired on other factors are fooling themselves and trying to make up for a pretty shambolic performance and using excuses for why lord sugar made them leave.
‘I think in terms of the candidates of accusing lord sugar of being racist, that is a complete fabrication, he’s not racist there was no indication throughout the process that he was using race as a factor.
‘They are clutching at straws and trying to stay relevant, its ridiculous and they need to drop it.’
Ryan-Mark, who was the youngest candidate on the show, continued to explain how despite this week’s task being a ‘disastrous’ one he felt Lord Sugar’s decision to fire him was wrong.
‘Lord Sugar did not make the right decision, I shouldn’t have been fired,’ he explained.
‘If you look at Thomas, the only reason he was saved was because he decided to come back to the boardroom, I love Thomas but he has lost seven out of eight tasks and it was a disaster on his side.
‘Marianne is a naïve person on task, who runs around in her own universe.
‘And on task, she would be all over the place, she would be erratic and when it came to the boardroom she would attack you and be very condescending and patronising. She would really go for you.’
The womenswear consultant exclaimed that ‘you have to fight for your place in the boardroom’ and that everyone is out for themselves.
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He added: ‘In the boardroom, I needed to defend myself that’s just the way it works.
‘The issue I had with some candidates, like Marianne is that she would be fine with you on task and then she would switch very dramatically. Marianne has a split personality.
‘I don’t think Lord Sugar could work with her, it’s hard to guess what Lord Sugar is thinking at that moment in the boardroom.’
The Apprentice continues Wednesday at 9pm on BBC One.
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FINAL FANTASY: THE SPIRITS WITHIN
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Columbia Pictures/Square Pictures Director: Hironobu Sakaguchi Writer: Al Reinert, Hironobu Sakaguchi, Jeff Vintar Cast: Voices of Ming-Na, Alec Baldwin, Steve Buscemi, Peri Gilpin, Ving Ghames, Donald Sutherland, James Woods
"Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within" was put together over a four-year period by a team that was half-Japanese and half- American, directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi--from a country that has helped to popularize tofu (bean curd) in the United States. Why mention this? There's an analogy to be found. When tofu is not used in its most basic form, a white, nutritious cake which takes on the flavor of whatever surrounds it, this miracle food is in manufactured construct takes on the look and to some extent the flavor of another edible that it's imitating. Look on supermarket shelves and you may find tofu milk, tofu burgers, tofu hot dogs, tofu ice cream and several other varieties of ersatz nourishment. Can the tofu fool anyone into thinking that it's really a burger or a hot dog? No way. After all the money that has gone into research, there's a significant distinction between the curd and the meat or dairy product it's designed to emulate. What does this mean? It means that the cruel slaughterhouses of agribusiness will continue to churn out billions of deaths each year to feed the American palate. Will tofu ever replace pigs, cows, lambs and chicken thereby eliminating the entire heartless industry? Maybe...let's hope so. There's been quite an improvement in the bean curd industry from its infancy when it produced nothing short of offensive milk that you wouldn't feed to your kitten.
Same goes for "Final Fantasy." The movie represents the first time a real bid has been made to replicate human actors, a potential union-busting technology which--even if it eventually replaces Julia Roberts with her standard 20 million per picture paycheck--still costs the producers a cool 140 million. Is "Final Fantasy" worth the price? That depends on what you seek when you pays your money and takes your choice. If you're looking for a cool story, you'll get nothing new. The only thing that can be said about this sci-fi narrative is that it is far superior to the horrendous tale told in IMAX 3-D's "The Haunted Castle." But you don't go to IMAX films for the yarn: you go for the technology. Ditto "Final Fantasy." That's why you'd be well advised not to pass up Mr. Sakaguchi's visionary work, a genuine breakthrough which may not be the equivalent of the introduction of sound or 3-D or even Cinemascope but which could point the way to near-perfect, non-actor-performed pictures in the future.
Not that "Final Fantasy" dispenses with highly paid performers. The story, scripted by the director together with Al Reinert and Jeff Vintar, employs the voices of Ming-Na, Alec Baldwin, Steve Buscemi, Donald Sutherland, James woods, Ving Rhames and others--most effectively coordinated with the movements of the computer generated lips of the cyberactors on the screen, but we're not fooled. There's something otherworldly about the synthetic men and women on the screen who battle aliens, although Dr. Sid, a humanistic scientist, looks most frighteningly like the genuine article.
"Final Fantasy," loosely based on a series of highly successful video games, pits a group of scientists and military people against an alien force that had been released when a falling body crashed into the earth, killing human beings by sucking their essence right out of them. We actually witness the demise of the people, who appear to be engaging in out-of-body experiences. Although the humanistic Dr. Aki Ross (Ming-Na) believes that these aliens are not our enemies--they are simply confused and searching for their roots--they certainly have us in the audience fooled. Politically, the non-alien characters are divided into rightists and leftists. The leftists, who include Aki and a guy she's attracted to, Captain Gray (Alec Baldwin) as well as a scientist called Dr. Sid (Donald Sutherland), consider that the way to send the aliens on the merry way is to channel the Earth soul, or Gaia, an environmentally sound technique. The right- wingers, represented by General Hein (James Woods), want to blast them all. The trouble with the latter approach is that human beings will be killed as well as the spooky looking green dragons and some unexplained creatures that spend their time running some sort of marathon for reasons that only they may know.
I'm not privy to any interviews of director Hironobu Sakaguchi but I'd guess he'd say to critics and a general audience alike, "Hey, guys, don't judge me by the story. Appraise me strictly by visuals." Well, now, he's got a point. While Dr. Aki Ross's hair doesn't quite blow in the wind as much as does the hair of models in a Clairol commercial, her eyes sure look real and she's a most attractive fake. The explosions, the look of the oxymoronic Old New York which could have come from "Dark City," the all-around futuristic structures that abound throughout every scene in this ocular-arresting film make it a picture that no movie buff will want to miss.
When sound came around in 1929, there were skeptics who said that it would never replace the silents. However, when 3-D was first introduced to the movies during the 1950's and then improved on greatly during the IMAX era, people were tempted to say that all movies would shortly be in three dimensions. This did not come to pass and will not. Even if the heavy glasses can be dispensed with, there's something paradoxically artificial- looking about the natural imagery of IMAX 3-D. Will "Final Fantasy" be a harbinger of things to come or will its technology remain simply an alternate way of seeing films when you're in the mood for novelty? Hard to say, but I'd guess the latter. Then again I'm not from the generation that eschewed punch ball and stick ball in the street in favor of staying home with video games like The Sims, Final Fantasy and Tomb Raider.
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Girl with fair skin and pink undertones should opt for pinkish brown lipsticks. Those with fair skin and olive and yellow undertones should opt for Peach mixed brown shade. Dark skin girls should go for bronze and brownish lipstick.You should always lookout for some peachy, pinkish, or bronze touch in the beige color of your nude lipstick. Pure beige may make you look like a ghost. If you have very pigmented lips, then instead of going for darker and more dark shades, you should neutralize the pigmentation of your lips with a concealer. And then put on a right nude according to your skin tone. Packaging: This is my most loved lipstick in terms of packaging. Maybelline has given a long cap which shows the color family to which the lipstick belongs. This one has brown translucent cap with a shining silver base. Smell: It smells great. Even if you’ve opened the cap and still thinking whether to put on the lipstick or not, the smell will make you apply it. It is really very pleasant. Texture: It is a nice creamy moisturizing lipstick. You don’t need to apply a lip balm underneath. People with dry lips should exfoliate/moisturize and then apply Shade: This can be a perfect nude for fair skin girls. On dusky beauties it may pop out. This is a peach brownish color with no shimmer in it. It makes my face look so soft and delicate. Staying power: The only con with this lipstick is the staying power. It stays not more than 2-3 hours. But if you have no problem with touchups like me, then go for it. This is my kind of Holy grail lipstick, I pick up this shade whenever I am in doubt. It lets me play subtle and sober. Pros:


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Tools for the analysis of population differences using the Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) genotypes of samples having a variable number of alleles (1-4) recorded for each individual. A hierarchical Dirichlet-Multinomial model on the genotype counts is used to pool small samples from multiple populations for pairwise tests of equality. Bayesian inference is implemented via the 'rstan' package. Bootstrapped and posterior p-values are provided for chi-squared and likelihood ratio tests of equal genotype probabilities.
| Version: | 1.1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0), rstan (≥ 2.18.1) |
| Imports: | methods, Rcpp (≥ 0.12.0), stats |
| LinkingTo: | BH (≥ 1.66.0), Rcpp (≥ 0.12.0), RcppEigen (≥ <IP_ADDRESS>.0), rstan (≥ 2.18.1), StanHeaders (≥ 2.18.0) |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-11-08 |
| Author: | Martin Lysy [cre, aut], Peter W.J. Kim [aut], Terin Robinson [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Martin Lysy <mlysy at uwaterloo.ca> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | GNU make |
| CRAN checks: | MADPop results |
| Reference manual: | MADPop.pdf |
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Bayesian Testing of Equal Genotype Proportions between Multiple Populations |
| Package source: | MADPop_1.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: MADPop_1.1.2.zip, r-release: MADPop_1.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: MADPop_1.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: MADPop_1.1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: MADPop_1.1.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | MADPop archive |
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Iran says 'world war' against it failed
by AFPIran's Basij militia said the nationwide unrest sparked by fuel price hikes amounted to a "world war" against the Islamic republic that had been foiled.
The protests erupted across the sanctions-hit country on November 15, after the price of petrol was raised by as much as 200 percent.
Authorities said leaders of the protests in which police stations were attacked, petrol pumps torched and shops looted had been arrested.
"A full-fledged world war against the system and the revolution was born and fortunately the child died at the moment of birth," said Brigadier General Salar Abnoosh, a deputy head of the Basij.
Quoted by semi-official news agency ISNA late Thursday, Abnoosh said interrogations had revealed a "coalition of evil" made up of "Zionists, America and Saudi Arabia" was behind the "sedition".
The United Nations human rights office, for its part, has said it was alarmed by reports that live ammunition used by security forces to quell the unrest had caused a "significant number of deaths".
Officials have confirmed five deaths, while Amnesty International said more than 100 demonstrators were believed to have been killed.
The extent of the bloodshed was difficult to confirm because of internet cuts, which Abnoosh, said had helped "disrupt" efforts by Iran's foes.
ISNA said internet access and connectivity via ADSL had now been partially restored in a number of provinces and for some universities in Tehran.


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I have take x approximately 8 times, and I will never take it again, although sometimes I miss the feeling. There is nothing like a good trip on x, it's too incredible to describe. No one can really understand unless they've done it too.
Now for the story:
This was my fifth time taking x. I always took it at raves because it could keep me up all night, dancing, talking and feeling like I could really just let loose and forget about anything and everything. I'm not normally very social, but with x I could dance in front of anyone and not be embarrassed, and I could talk non-stop. I could be a social butterfly for one night a month. I always take two pills, after I start to come off of the first one I wait as long as possible and then I dose again.
I came to the party feeling great. I was excited for it, and I hadn't been stressed at all in the weeks prior, so there wasn't much for me to worry about. I got in the doors around 10pm and started to dance a bit, loosening up, mingling with a few people I've met before and just enjoying the music. I waited until approximately 11:45 and then I dosed. The night was completely perfect(or so it seemed). I was dancing like a maniac, and aside from a little bit of a stomach upset I was partying like usual. Everything seemed completely normal. The same feelings of euphoria, limitless energy, and needing to talk. I took the next pill around 4am. I came back up and all was good until about 7am.
Suddenly I started to see things differently, I turned to look at my friends and I felt like they were talking about me. Then I started to think everyone was talking about me, making fun of me. I imagined I could even hear them, but this isn't possible. I can barely hear what people say into my ear over the music, and these people weren't even close to me. I became completely paranoid that everyone had it out for me, I went from feeling completely happy, to terrified.
After the party ended we went to a friends house and I couldn't shake the feeling that everything people said had a hidden meaning, everything was aimed at me. I couldn't feel anything but fear. I have never been that scared in my whole life. I was unable to talk or move, I just sat there thinking about how horribly things were going. This feeling persisted for almost 4 months. 4 months of paranoia and fear. Feelings I had never felt before that moment at 7am.
It's been almost a year now, and every now and then I still get scared. It comes and goes. I tried to do x three times more and the same thing happened. Because of one night, I will be plagued by this paranoia forever. Most of the time it isn't so bad, but once the thought enters my head I can be paranoid for weeks. My last episode was almost 2 months.
I think that the x has triggered an underlying condition, but either way the x did this to me, and I can never do it again. I fear that I may do more damage to my already fragile mind. If x doesn't hurt you it can be beautiful, but if it does, even once, I suggest you just forget about it forever. It just makes it worse. X can change you for the better, or for the worse, never forget that. I won't.
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Fawad Chaudhry submits privilege motion against Khawaja Asif in NA
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Federal Minister for Science and technology Fawad Chaudhry has on Saturday submitted a privilege motion against Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Khawaja Asif for misrepresentation of the truth on the floor of the House.
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader maintained that the conduct of Khawaja Asif is tantamount to a breach of the privilege of the entire House.
Fawad Chaudhry stated that Khawaja Asif – on November 14, 2019 – quoted the representatives of the federal and Punjab governments as saying “let Nawaz Sharif die,” which is a vivid misrepresentation of the truth and the decision of Islamabad High Court (IHC) regarding the interim bail of former premier Nawaz Sharif on medical grounds.
“The Para 2 of the detailed judgment of the Islamabad High Court which states that ‘the representatives of the Chief Minister Punjab and the Prime Minister had expressed no objection if interim bail to Nawaz Sharif was granted,’ outrightly negates the statement of Khawaja Muhammad Asif which he made on the floor of the House, and it is a clear breach of the privilege of the entire House.
“Therefore, it should be taken up for discussion and may be sent to the Standing Committee on Rules of Procedures for further action.”


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4 student start-ups you’ve never heard of
Opening the Garage doors to student businesses on campus that aren’t Brewbike.
By Amy Ouyang
Wildcat Naps: a mattress rental service
Living conditions in student dorms have become a central concern for Northwestern students
with the requirement of two-year on-campus housing. This provided the opportunity for Wildcat Naps, a mattress rental service. Although Wildcat Naps launched in 2018, it has already successfully sold around 50 beds to Northwestern students — both on-campus and off-campus — according to co-founder Marisa Hattler.
For Hattler, Wildcat Naps offers something that she never expected running a mattress rental business: heavy labor.
“I have never realized that those beds are really heavy. I still remember after my first day lifting beds and moving them around, my whole body was extremely sore for the next few days,” Hattler says.
Litterbox: A moving and storage helper
Toward the end of spring quarter, USS and UPS are constantly fighting for potential customers as students walk by the Arch or Tech. This year, they’ll have a new contender: Litterbox. Founder Peter Dorward, a McCormick sophomore, has built a team to make the moving and storage process less stressful for Northwestern students by providing satisfactory customer service at a good value.
“Customers were able to save more than 50 percent on USS’s prices using our basic package, and up to 37.5 percent on USS’s prices using our concierge package last year,” Dorward says.
After choosing to store the boxes in a nearby warehouse facility, Dorward wanted to ensure that customers’ items were cared for and returned. He found a solution to customers being dissatisfied with high prices and mediocre service.
“We made an inventory of all the boxes,” he explains. “I also diagramed where each of them was stored.”
Connect and Care: a platform for non-profits
SESP sophomore Matthew Zients wanted to maximize the time that people spent on their phones, which sparked the creation of Connect and Care. Zients and his team designed a mobile app where users can browse, learn about and donate to non-profit organizations around the world. Established for barely a year, the team has grown to include ten people in total. Connect and Care is based in Evanston and Washington, D.C., Zients’ hometown.
Strangely enough, this startup centered around non-profit organizations was first inspired by a Venmo sign. “I went to this protest event last year and on campus, and there was one student holding up a Venmo sign and the name for getting donations. I think that’s interesting. Maybe we can use that, and then comes Connect and Care,” Zients says.
Free Flow: A bike rental service
Getting from Fisk to Ford in 15 minutes is a lot easier when you have a bike, but not all students make the investment. This led Communications senior Robert Babich and Weinberg junior John Gustafson to launch Free Flow, a cycle rental service they hoped to make more reliable than Facebook’s Free and For Sale or Craigslist.
After receiving three reports of missing bikes, however, Babich and Gustafson were met with a challenge. In response, Babich pursued a somewhat unconventional approach. He invited four Evanston bike thieves together for a talk.
“The interview we had with these bike thieves finally led to the design of our security system, which installs a tracking device to help us locate the bike when it is reported stolen,” Babich says.
These tracking devices that register tampering, cutting, and otherwise messing with hardware activate on their own when the bike is missing, which means the user’s privacy isn’t invaded.


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BeoLiving Intelligence is a Plug & Play home automation controller. The next steps show how to quickly set your BeoLiving Intelligence up and ready for basic use.
Setting up the BeoLiving Intelligence
By default, BeoLiving Intelligence comes configured in DHCP mode. This means it gets its IP address from the router it is connected to. To configure a static IP address, please refer to BeoLiving Intelligence Advanced User Guide.
Follow the next steps fro setting up your BeoLiving Intelligence:
- Connect your BeoLiving Intelligence to your LAN through its RJ45 ethernet port.
- Power your BeoLiving Intelligence using the AC power supply or by using PoE (Power over Ethernet).
- Wait until the BeoLiving Intelligence is on normal operation mode (the User LED in solid green).
- Go to the store in your smart device, download and install the BeoLiving App.
- Open the BeoLiving App. When your BeoLiving Intelligence is ready a pop-up will appear. If you own more than one, you can identify them by the serial number located on the bottom of each.
- Once in the pop-up window press “Request access” and follow the instructions provided.
- Your BeoLiving Intelligence should appear on the BeoLiving App main screen, ready to be used.
Adding Bang & Olufsen products
- In the main screen of the BeoLiving App, select your BeoLiving Intelligence and click on “Add products”. A list of the supported products that are on the same network will appear.
- Before adding a product, at least one zone (the room where the product resides) must be created. Click on “Create zone” and create one.
- Select the product you want to add from the list and click on “Assign to zone”. Assign the product to the zone you just created.
- Return to the BeoLiving Intelligence main screen and you should see the zone with the icon of the product added.
- You can add more products to that zone, change a product from zone, or create more zones by pressing “Edit products”. Note that only one icon per type of product will appear in the zone.
Controlling Bang & Olufsen products
- Select the zone that the product you want to control is in.
- In the bottom left corner press the “Source” button. A list of all the products in the zone will appear, including the available sources.
- Select the source in the product you want, e.g.: “Deezer” in an M5 speaker.
- Once a source is selected, controls will be shown on the main screen. What you control depends on the device and the source you have selected. You can control volume, select content, play, pause, etc.
Creating Scenes
BeoLiving Intelligence Scenes are the way you can control several products at the same time. For example, you can create a Scene that sets the source of a speaker on Deezer, while at the same time sets a TV on YouTube. Each time you execute the Scene those commands will be executed on your BeoLiving Intelligence, and what’s more, you can schedule the Scene to execute at a given time or periodically, e.g.: turn on the lights and close the shades each Tuesday at 10 o’clock. To configure a Scene, follow the next steps:
- Select the zone where the Scene will reside.
- In the top left corner press the “Scenes” button, and then press the “+” to create a Scene.
- Give the newly created Scene a meaningful name.
- In the list of available products, press “+” to add it to the Scene, and press the name to configure the action that the product will do when the Scene is executed.
- The configuration of an action is done through a screen that depends on the device selected. For instance, if it’s a Bang & Olufsen product it will be similar to a remote control, if it’s a light it will be similar to a switch.
- After selecting all the products you want to control and configuring their actions press “Done”.
- To fire a scene just press the name of it, or you can click on the clock icon to schedule it for certain time or day.
Creating Groups
Creating a group of Bang & Olufsen products lets you control all of them as if they were one. The content that the master product reproduces is reproduced as well in the rest of the products in the group. To create a group follow the next steps:
- Go to the Settings menu and select your BeoLiving Intelligence.
- Go to Device Settings and press Group products.
- Press Create group and select the master product from the list.
- Press the “+” button on each product you want to add to the group.
- Once the group is created, whenever content is reproduced in the master, it will be reporduced automatically in the rest of the products of the group. The same goes for volume control on the master.
Enabling remote access (PRO only)
BeoLiving Intelligence allows you to control your products from outside your home. To do so, Remote Access must be enabled:
- Go to the Settings menu and select your BeoLiving Intelligence.
- Go to Device Settings and press Request Remote Access.
- You can now control your products from wherever you are.
Controlling products with your voice
Most of the functionalities you can control with the BeoLiving App can also be controlled with your voice if you have an Amazon Alexa (or if you have it in your phone). For instance, you could ask Alexa to “Turn on Deezer on the M5”. To be able to do so, a linking process must be done first: please refer to BeoLiving Intelligence Link to Third Party Cloud Service Guide. A complete list of the available commands can be found in the Alexa skill for the BeoLiving Intelligence.
Integrating the BeoLiving Intelligence with other services
BeoLiving Intelligence supports IFTTT, enabling the integration of it with different services. For example, you could configure it to changie the source of a TV by sending an email, and many other combinations. A linking process very similar to the one for Alexa has to be made first, please refer to BeoLiving Intelligence Link to Third Party Cloud Service Guide. A complete list of the available combinations can be found in the IFTTT page.
Advanced usage
BeoLiving Intelligence has a lot more functionalities than the described in this guide, please refer to BeoLiving Intelligence Advanced User Guide to know all the BeoLiving Intelligence has to offer. In that guide, you can also find how to upgrade to PRO, which will add even more functionalities to it and enhance your experience.
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Take a look at these cool Utah natives.
Pinyon Pine Pinus edulis
Skunkbush Sumac Rhus aromatica var. trilobata
Rubber Rabbitbrush Chrysothamnus nauseosus
Broom Snakeweed Gutierrezia sarothrae
Tufted Evening Primrose Oenothera caespitosa


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Indian weddings are hard enough: three days, at least four events depending on how close you are to the happy couple, and a ridiculously heavy outfit to go with each. But then, on top of that, there’s a whole unspoken list of things we just learn to bring as we attend more and more. So, for all you ladies out there going to your first Indian wedding soon, I hope this helps!
During the Mehendi (henna) party, you're going to become at least partially incapacitated, so it's important to recruit a helping hand early on! This can be a relative, significant other, or anyone else you can count on. Make sure he knows the range of his responsibilities, which will include feeding you dinner, responding to important texts and calls, and fetching your key card out of your purse at the end of the night.
Pictured: my go-to cousin Nishu. Sorry, he's taken.
In Indian fashion, there's no concept of "a statement piece". More is more.  Traditional jewelry is usually worn as a set, but costume jewelry can be mixed and matched.
Pictured: a thoughtful combination of earrings, bracelets, and a hair piece.
I realize this one may sound obvious, but I'm not just referring to shoes you can put up with for a few hours. On the day of the ceremony and reception, you could easily find yourself in the same pair from noon until dawn. Furthermore, your outfit will be tailored to reach the floor with your heels on, so it's much easier to dance with shoes than without, and people will barely see them!
Pictured: Jimmy Choo ROMY pumps, which come in a smaller heel.
Safety pins are essentially the structural integrity of every Indian outfit. From the pleats in your saree, to the perfect drape of your chunni (scarf), you can count on needing at least three at all times. One thing my friends were surprised by was that there are different grades of safety pins! When wearing a saree, I generally use the large ones, but otherwise the medium ones work great.
Pictured: the nicest Instagram of safety pins I could find.


Delhi University 96th convocation: Record 300,000 students graduate
More than three lakh students are graduating from the DU this year
by Press Trust of IndiaThe Delhi University hosted its 96th convocation on Monday which saw more than three lakh students graduating from the varsity, a record breaking feat, according to the varsity's vice-chancellor Yogesh Tyagi.
Over 300 students were awarded gold medals at the convocation in presence of Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' as the chief guest.
"The University of Delhi is going to complete 100 years of its establishment in 2022. We have to cover a long journey of imparting world-class education," Pokhriyal said while addressing the students.
Tyagi said it is a record breaking feat that more than three lakh students are graduating from the DU this year. The varsity has inked 12 MoUs with CPWD worth Rs 185 crore, he added. He also announced that a committee to decide on the centenary celebrations of the university will be formed.


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It's all being created and freely given away to prove whether the MEAN stack is ready for large-scale work. And, that's being done so I can finally zip the lips of "IT Professionals" who have no idea what they are talking about and have found themselves on my bad side.
Pulsar is similar to blogging software. But, instead of posts, Pulsar creates pulses. Pulses range from static documents similar to standard blog posts created in Pulsar Composer to highly interactive, dynamic video games and other applications created in Pulsar Studio. Watch Moving Parts, an work-in-progress example of what Pulsar Studio can already do. Then, have a look at Prototype, a finished example of what Pulsar Composer can do.
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