In string instrument, the sound post is a cylinder device inside the instrument spanning the space between the top and back plates. The sound post is sometimes referred to as the âme, a French word meaning “soul”. Also, the Italians use the same term, anima, to describe sound post. It serves as a structural support for an archtop instrument, transfers sound from the top plate to the back plate.
Mismatch between the sound post and the violin top and back plate, as well as traditional sound post setup methods can cause irreversible damage to the plates. For five hundred years, professional violin makers have been working hard to cut out the sound post of the arc in the resonance box for each violin and find the best sound position. It is a pity that the sound post, which is limited by the quality of the wood, the craftsmanship and the poor fit, can exert an average violin potential of less than 20%, and it will cause serious damage to the violin resonance box.
In the historical patent records of many countries, we can find out the invention and patents of the violin post. But at the time, due to many reasons such as lack of materials, these inventions and patents have not yet completed a mature product. Due to the progress of the times, mature materials that meet the acoustic quality of violin have been born, making it possible to turn iSoundpost into a mature product. iSoundpost has also obtained patent approvals for multiple countries and regions for its innovation and improvement.
Reducing damage to the violin is the main design concept of iSoundpost. The components of iSoundpost are: bearing, bearing joint, cylinder, core and Pythagoras wheel. iSoundpost has been installed and tested on thousands of violins. Its excellent mechanical structural design and high-tech quality materials ensure the stability and durability of iSoundpost installed in your violin.
The universal design allows the instruments of different arc heights and arches to be mounted using the iSoundpost. Tools used are less without any cutting process. The iSoundpost installation saves time compared to traditional sound post setup.
The overall sound transmission speed of an iSoundpost has exceeded 15,000 m/s, which is much faster than the sound transmission speed of the traditional spruce sound post. Such a fast sound transmission speed will change the vibration mode of the traditional top and back plates, which will greatly improve the sensitivity and volume of the instruments. (Experiments data source: Taiwan Chimei Museum)
Installing different cores will allow iSoundpost to perform differently. We inducted many different types of 100-nanometer surface processed material, using them as the core for iSoundpost. Material such as pure titanium, 14K gold, aluminum alloy, and artificial diamond, are all used to make the core for iSoundpost. Selecting a suitable core requires knowledge of the instrument, its shape, arching, thickness, and bass bar’s position, these are all essential criteria for choosing a desirable core, allowing the instrument to present a variety of sound, reaching its full potential.
Installation iSoundpost is made up of special tools that have been carefully designed to reduce the likelihood of accidental damage to the violin by traditional tools. However, we recommend that you accept the service at our certified installation service workshop to ensure that iSoundpost is installed correctly to perform its best.
The following are some of the basic technical specifications of iSoundpost, which can be adapted to meet the existing standard violin use of more than 95%.
| Designed for | Bearing joint diameter | Minimum Height | Maximum Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 6.2mm | 47mm | 65mm |
| Viola | 7.5mm | 63mm | 82mm |
| Cello | 12mm | 146mm | 190mm |
iSoundpost for ViolinALDC Core + Pythagoras wheel
iSoundpost for ViolaALDC Core + Pythagoras wheel
iSoundpost for CelloALDC Core + Pythagoras wheel
iSoundpost for Double BassALDC Core + Pythagoras wheel
The prices listed above doesn't include tax. You can buy our products via "Try Today" in mainpage or WeChat Service Account.
Don't worry, if you have any questions about iSoundpost, please feel free to contact us.
Copyright ©2017-2018 · Shanghai Chinyu InfoTech Co., Ltd · All rights reserved · isoundpost.cn


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Mum-to-be loses her first baby after intruder 'batters her during a break-in'
Abbie Nesbit, 23, from Runcorn in Cheshire, gave birth to her stillborn son after the attack
by Ralph Blackburn, Lorraine KingA mum-to-be lost her first baby after an intruder allegedly battered her when he forced his way into her home.
Abbie Nesbit, 23, from Runcorn, Cheshire, said a thug broke into her house and flung her across a table in a rage which led to her water breaking when she was 13 weeks pregnant.
Medics found no liquid around the baby in the coming weeks, and Abbie gave birth to her stillborn son Jamie at 20 weeks.
She was distraught to find her attacker was only charged with assault because Jamie died at less than 24 weeks.
Now Abbie wants to change the law to protect other mums who lose their babies in brutal attacks.
She said: “It won’t help us, but at least baby Jamie will have a legacy forever.
“We want to protect women and unborn babies.
“Who is someone else to prevent that pregnancy from going any further.”
At the moment, unborn babies are not recognised in law until they are at 24 weeks gestation, the age medics say they would be viable outside the womb.
Abbie and her family want this changed to 16 weeks, when a heartbeat can clearly be seen on a scan.
A petition started by Abbie’s father, Luke Bryant, to bring in ‘Jamie’s Law’ has had more than 7,200 signatures.
Luke, 44, said hundreds of women have got in touch to say similar assaults have happened to them.
“The amount of responses we have had is really heartbreaking,” he said.
“It has struck a chord with so many people.”
Luke explained Abbie was “ecstatic” to have her first child.
She had named the little one after the tot’s dad Jamie Bennett, 26.
Abbie had moved back to the family home and wanted to return to university so Jamie could have the best possible life.
However, her dreams were shattered during the violent assault in the early hours of August 11.
Abbie was woken at 5am by a banging at the door.
Her dad Luke worked nights, and her disabled neighbour sometimes needed help, so she quickly rushed to the door.
But a shocked Abbie says she found a drunk man waiting for her.
She told him to go away, but he smashed the door towards her knocking the mum-to-be off her feet.
Abbie’s mother Michelle and two younger sisters were sleeping upstairs, and she was desperate to protect them.
She says she tried to block to door upstairs, but the thug hurled her across a table.
“He kept throwing me back against the table,” she said.
Hearing noises upstairs the intruder fled, but Abbie thinks the damage was done.
“I had dropped down to the floor with the pain in my stomach, I could feel water,” Abbie explained.
“I had to go to the bathroom and get changed I was so damp.
“I was in so much pain, I was in agony.
“I couldn’t walk and I was bleeding, I was really worried about baby Jamie.”
After giving a statement to the police, Abbie went to hospital - however she was told the discharge was normal.
She worried: “I kept waking up in the night and having to get changed twice.”
Then on September 10, a scan confirmed her amniotic fluid was leaking.
“There was nothing left,” Abbie said.
“I was told the baby had a 1 per cent chance of survival.”
She was offered an abortion, but kept Jamie in the slimmest of hopes he might survive.
On September 26, Abbie woke up and had started to give birth.
She was rushed to hospital, and was tragically told that her baby was dead.
Devastated Abbie had a stillbirth that evening.

Abbie’s attacker was charged with assault, but as Jamie was less than 24 weeks’ gestation he couldn’t be linked to the death.
At the time Abbie was too devastated to go to court, and the case has now been discontinued by the CPS.

“After the incident my waters were leaking.
“How is this allowed?”
Now the family is campaigning to change the law.
Currently thugs who assault pregnant women - and cause them to lose their babies - can be charged with child destruction, if the baby is after 24 weeks gestation.
Dad Luke, who launched the petition, said: “How many more people have to go through this before something is done about it?

“This law needs to be in place to protect our children.
“We always say how much our children mean, and even the unborn ones need our protection.
“It’s devastated our family - we’ve lost a family member, we’ve lost so many things we could have done together.
“It would also help victims of domestic violence, I want to give them a voice.”
But the family are clear they don’t want it to impact the abortion law.
“It’s got nothing to do with that as far as I’m concerned,” Abbie added.
“If you plan to keep a pregnancy who is someone else to prevent that.”
A CPS spokesman said: “The CPS has a duty to keep cases under continuing review and we concluded there was not sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction.
“We recognise this has been a distressing experience for all concerned.”
Cheshire Police confirmed officers attended a domestic disturbance in Runcorn at 5am on August 11.
Police said a man was subsequently charged with two counts of assault by beating in connection with incident.
"The case against him has since been discontinued by the CPS," a spokesman added added.


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for combining decorators. Ractive currently only allows one dectorator per element. This function creates a decorator that allows the use of multiple decorators
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fun showDialog(activity: FragmentActivity, strings: DialogStrings): Unit
Shows a biometric prompt and propagates the result of the dialog to FingerListener.
strings
- contains the strings needed in the dialog - title, subtitle, message, cancel button text


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1922年的春天，一个想要成名名叫尼克.卡拉威（托比?马奎尔Tobey Maguire 饰）的作家，离开了美国中西部，来到了纽约。那是一个道德感渐失，爵士乐流行，走私为王，股票飞涨的时代。为了追寻他的美国梦，他搬入纽约附近一海湾居住。
菲茨杰拉德，二十世纪美国文学巨擘之一，兼具作家和编剧双重身份。他以诗人的敏感和戏剧家的想象为"爵士乐时代"吟唱华丽挽歌，其诗人和梦想家的气质亦为那个奢靡年代的不二注解。
Littering a dark and dreary road lay the past relics of browser-specific tags, incompatible DOMs, broken CSS support, and abandoned browsers.
We must clear the mind of the past. Web enlightenment has been achieved thanks to the tireless efforts of folk like the W3C, WaSP, and the major browser creators.
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GPMC Hardware attributes. More...
#include <GPMC_v1.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint32_t | gpmcBaseAddr |
| uint32_t | devType |
| uint32_t | devSize |
| uint32_t | addrDataMux |
| uint32_t | timeLatency |
| uint32_t | chipSel |
| uint32_t | chipSelBaseAddr |
| uint32_t | chipSelAddrSize |
| uint32_t | intrNum |
| uint32_t | eventId |
| int32_t | intcMuxNum |
| int32_t | intcMuxInEvent |
| int32_t | intcMuxOutEvent |
| bool | intrEnable |
| uint32_t | waitPinNum |
| uint32_t | waitPinPol |
| GPMC_v1_timingParams_t | timingParams |
| uint32_t | elmBaseAddr |
GPMC Hardware attributes.
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::addrDataMux |
address and data multiplexed protocol
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::chipSel |
Signals timing latencies scalar factor
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::chipSelAddrSize |
Chip select address mask size
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::chipSelBaseAddr |
Chip select base address (A29 - A24)
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::devSize |
device size, 8-bit, 16-bit or 32-bit bus width
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::devType |
device type, NAND or NOR like
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::elmBaseAddr |
Error Location Module base address for ECC computation. ECC algorithm supported by the controller.
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::eventId |
GPMC IP V1 Peripheral CorePac intc event ID
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::gpmcBaseAddr |
GPMC IP V1 Peripheral base address.
| int32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::intcMuxInEvent |
interrupt controller mux input event ID. K2: CIC input event; AM: Xbar mux input event; -1: reserved for Resource Manager
| int32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::intcMuxNum |
interrupt controller mux number. K2: CIC number AM: Xbar instance number -1: reserved for Resource Manager
| int32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::intcMuxOutEvent |
interrupt controller mux output event ID. K2: host int num, output int from CIC; AM: Xbar input index; -1: reserved for Resource Manager
| bool GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::intrEnable |
Enable GPMC interrupt.
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::intrNum |
GPMC IP V1 Peripheral CorePac interrupt vector
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::timeLatency |
Current Active chip select in use by the memory controller
| GPMC_v1_timingParams_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::timingParams |
Structure holding the timing parameters for the device.
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::waitPinNum |
Wait pin Number to which the Ready/Busy pin is connected.
| uint32_t GPMC_v1_HwAttrs_s::waitPinPol |
Wait pin polarity


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Map of the GR10 trail (The pyrenees) with hotels, gites and camping locations. This is not an exhaustive list but gives you a general idea of where the accommodation is in relation to the GR10 path.
Double click on an icon to zoom in. Single click on an icon to view more information.
For a list of the towns and a short description refer to the town guide. This guide will be updated in summer 2018.
Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com is licensed by CC 3.0 BY


--- author: "Michael Dewey" date: "2020-11-12" output: blogdown::html_page slug: "snappa-markov-creation" tags: - Snappa scoreboard - Rstats - data modeling - personal projects - simulation categories: - projects - Snappa scoreboard thumbnailImage: "/img/simulate_score_shares.jpg" thumbnailImagePosition: left coverImage: "/img/simulate_score_shares.jpg" coverCaption: "The plot of a visualization presented to users in-app of the score share across 1000 simulated games, sorted by team A's score differential with B. Here, team A (red) is predicted to win around 30% of the time, as evidenced by the consistent presence of blue (team B) past the horizontal guide line (50% of points in the game)." coverMeta: out metaAlignment: center title: "Making a Markov Chain Model to Predict Snappa Winners" ---
In my definitely-not-made-up role as Senior Lead Snappametrician of the Snappa scoreboard, I’ve been giving a lot of thought as to how we could implement a model which tells us something about the win probabilities of each team. After all, we have a sense of how each team has done empirically (by looking at their win rate), but we have not really explored ways of forecasting wins. To my mind, there are broadly two ways that one could accomplish this:
Between these two options, I prefer the second one. There are multiple reasons, but the heart of it comes down to this: when one is taking the first steps at an attempt at modeling, it is usually better to use a parsimonious model with easy interpretation compared to a complex model with a more complicated interpretation1. It’s important to keep in mind that Snappa data is, fundamentally, a time series. All data is gathered according to the scores which are input into their database table, and the other major tables generally rely on the scores table to obtain their values. Those scores are entered in sequentially, and although we only observe scores when they happen, we know the number of shots that each team takes in each round according to the rules of the game. Having a model that is relatively simple, and that actually uses this structure, also allows us to keep the components of the model up-to-date as the app is running. I certainly wouldn’t rule out the potential of doing a more complex model down the line, but even a simple model can have surprising depth.
Having thought about this issue for some time, I dusted off the copy of my notes from courses on time series and began building a Markov Chain model. I’ve been a huge fan of Markov chains ever since I first learned about them in my coursework. To me, their brilliance lies in their simplicity as a statistical tool.
Markov chains are a first step away from the idealized world of independent and identically distributed random variables. Once data is organized into a time series, a modeler should have some notion of the temporal dependence between observations. The Markov chain that I am using works off of the team’s score totals over time, and only uses one-period dependence, meaning that, if I am at time \(t\), conditioning on the score at time \(t-1\) is just as good as conditioning on the entire preceding time series \(1:t-1\). Formally, this is stated as \[ P(Y_t | Y_{t-1}) = P(Y_t | Y_{t-1}, Y_{t-2}, ... , Y_1) \] Where the observation variable \(Y\) in the time series \((Y_t)_{t \geq 1}\) refers to the team’s score. Practically, I am assuming that I do not need to know what a team’s score was two rounds ago, only what it is in the moment, to understand what it might be in the next moment. The Markov chain model for this data set specifically models the evolution of scores over time for each team. The probability distribution of \(Y_t\) conditional on \(Y_{t-1}\) is represented with a transition matrix, which reports the probability of moving from one score to another for team \(\tau\). Each row of the matrix represents the score at time \(t-1\), and each column represents a score at time \(t\).
\[A_{\ \tau, \ s} = \begin{vmatrix} p_{\ 0, 0} & p_{\ 0 , 1} & \ \ ... \ \ & p_{ \ 0, \ 50} \\ p_{\ 1, 0} & p_{\ 1 , 1} &\ \ ... \ \ & p_{ \ 1, \ 50} \\ \vdots & \vdots & \ddots & \vdots \\ p_{\ 50, 0} & p_{\ 50 , 1} & \ \ ... \ \ & p_{ \ 50, \ 50} \\ \end{vmatrix} \]
The subscript \(s\) refers to the “side” that a team is on - offense or defense. Because each side relies on different conditions in order to observe a transition2, I keep their transition probabilities separate. My model would be described in a clinical way as a one-period non-homogeneous Markov chain with a periodicity equal to the maximum number of players on either team3. In more plain English, that’s a typical Markov chain with a transition matrix that changes over a fixed time period. The choice of a 51x51 matrix is essentially arbitrary. The nature of Snappa suggests that most games won’t get anywhere near 50 points, though we have seen outliers before that have been around 40. If I need to in the future, I will expand the size of this matrix, but in fact most transition probabilities beyond row 25 are completely blank at this point in time, meaning we have room to grow.
Because a team can only be at one score at a given point in time, each row of the matrix expresses a conditional distribution, namely \(P(Y_t \ \ | \ \ Y_{t-1})\). This means that each row of the matrix sums to one.
In order to translate the scores into a win probability, I employ simulations of games of Snappa. For each team, I take
transition_probabilities_SIDE
, a list with
named matrices for offense
and defense
, where SIDE
is the side that the
team is playing on, A or B.team_size_SIDE
.I also record the final points needed to end the game (which is usually, but not always, 21).
Each team plays a game of Snappa by drawing the “next-step ahead” point total from their transition probability matrix. At a basic level, then, two simulated rounds - one offense and one defense for each team - proceeds like this:
shots = max(team_size_A, team_size_B)
team_A_history = c(current_score_A)
team_B_history = c(current_score_B)
#A's round, since A always starts the game
for (i in 1:shots){
transition_probabilities_A$offense
# row and column 1 refer to 0 points, so the current point total must
# be shifted by 1
A_state = team_A_history %>% last() + 1
# Select the row of current scores, i.e. select the correct conditional
# distribution
current_probabilities_A = transition_probabilities_A$offense[A_state, ]
# Draw the new current state
shot_draw_A = which(rmultinom(1, 1, current_probabilities_A) == 1)
#Subtract that state by one to get the point total
points = shot_draw_A - 1
#Append the team's history with the new_score
team_A_history = team_A_history %>% append(points)
# Glossing over some of the trickier conditions to evaluate: whether or not
# B can score given the number of points that A has scored. This depends in
# part on team sizes and in part on remarkable luck. I just allow B to have
# a chance to score regardless of what A has just done, though future versions
# should be more restrictive
B_state = team_B_history %>% last() + 1
current_probabilities_B = transition_probabilities_B$defense[B_state, ]
shot_draw_B = which(rmultinom(1, 1, current_probabilities_B) == 1)
points = shot_draw_B - 1
team_B_history = team_B_history %>% append(points)
}
# Begin B's round
for (i in 1:shots){
B_state = team_B_history %>% last() + 1
current_probabilities_B = transition_probabilities_B$offense[B_state, ]
shot_draw_B = which(rmultinom(1, 1, current_probabilities_B) == 1)
points = shot_draw_B - 1
team_B_history = team_B_history %>% append(points)
A_state = team_A_history %>% last() + 1
current_probabilities_A = transition_probabilities_A$defense[A_state, ]
shot_draw_A = which(rmultinom(1, 1, current_probabilities_A) == 1)
points = shot_draw_A - 1
team_A_history = team_A_history %>% append(points)
}
The upshot of this approach is that I end up with fairly plausible scores once I enter in additional lines of code that handle rebuttal rules, and thus determine the game’s stopping point. Also, there is no need for me to worry about the precision of individual effect sizes because my model isn’t required to know who is on each team, just what their transition probabilities are. In fact, not modeling such behavior is quite advantageous at this point in data collection, because even the most frequently observed team only has around 40 games played, and parsing out individual and team-collaboration effect sizes on top of everything else would really strain a model’s degrees of freedom. My model is “dumb” in the sense that it doesn’t really try to do anything extra based on team match-ups, the number of games played in the day, the time of day, or really any other factors that would seem to be salient. I simply learn from what I’ve seen out of each team.
One problem with this method is that the data that is collected on teams, particularly
teams with few games played, is sparse. Those teams will frequently have rows where
there are zeros everywhere because they’ve never reached an otherwise plausible
point total4.
This would cause the above code to exit because current_probabilities_SIDE
would be
zero everywhere, and the shot_draw
would not work.
To get around this issue, I use my backup transition matrix. This matrix is only 8x8, much smaller than the usual one, because it records the transition of “states” across time, meaning that a given element of the matrix, \(\hat{p}^{BU}_{\ i,\ j}\), records the probability of scoring \(i\) points in time \(t\), conditional on having scored \(j\) at \(t-1\). Because we limit recording points at 7 and it’s possible to score 0 points, there are 8 rows and columns. This matrix technically breaks the usual equation for Markov chains, but I don’t see it as a huge problem. For one, each state transition doesn’t differ all that much from the probabilities of score transitions of the same size in the usual transition probabilities empirically. That is, the chance of a team going from 0 points last shot to 1 point this shot isn’t much different from that team’s chance of going from 13 to 14 in the same time frame from what I’ve observed of the data. Secondly, and more importantly, the probability that this matrix is used goes to zero as the number of games increases, since I will come to observe teams at all combinations of scores “eventually”. This temporary “break” in the usual model, then, is a stopgap measure while I gather more data.
The largest downside to this modeling approach is that it relies on me having actually observed the teams beforehand. If there’s a new team combination in the database, there would be no prior history from which to estimate probabilities, and thus I would not be able to run any simulations. I’m currently thinking through how the app can get around this issue, but for now it’s an open question.
We play more! I’ve been running 500 games as a benchmark on my personal computer, but because the app works off of limited RAM, I’ve been running most simulations in-game only 100 times. After each game is done, I record the history of scores (as a named vector which states the round in which the transition was recorded), which team won, and the final round. My point estimate for the win probability of A and B are are simply \[\hat{p}_A = \frac{\# \ \ A \ \ wins}{\# \ \ iterations}\] \[ \hat{p}_B = 1 - \hat{p}_A \] I take these estimates because I reason that the number of games a team wins is modeled by a binomial distribution, and thus the maximum likelihood estimator of the win probability is of the form above5.
This post is the first in a series on the Markov model that I’ve built. I intend to write more about how the model handles streaming game data, how the final statistics are visualized, and how the model is performing. I still have a lot of work to do on it, however. For one, I need to be more restrictive about the potential for scoring since, as I mentioned above, some score combinations necessarily means that the defending team cannot score. I’d also like to more around the forecasting error that I obtain in the final scores (currently the app’s prediction is the modal score outcome in games that the “overall winners” win which I decided more out of ease than statistical rigor), and to obtain the variance. For that, I need to continue to re-learn and code. I’d also like to do more around visualization of the games (though I do obviously have an affinity for the graph that I’ve included as the header image), because I think that there is a lot which can be done there.
This article is the first of a series related to the game Snappa. For more information about what the game is and how it’s played, see here.
There is actually a lot that could be said here about why this is true, but I think the sufficient argument is that if one was to try and establish a model “a priori”, they would need to make a lot of assumptions about the correlation structure of individual performance, which is a time series. If, instead, one was to try and build the model through some kind of specification search, particularly when that search involves lags of the points that each person has scored over time, I believe they would find some spurious evidence about the true importance of many lagged variables, but particularly on the points that each person has scored over time, which correlate heavily to the final outcome of the game regardless of whether one’s dependent variable is the final point total or the win probability. I don’t have a good sense of the proper informational criterion to impose as part of that search, and I suspect that a poor choice of criteria would cause a model to be too greedy with what it considers to be important compared to the structural parameters that I would consider to be important.↩
Specifically, when one is on offense, it is merely necessary to throw a valid shot which is undefended, while on defense it is both necessary that a player on offense throws a valid shot and that the team on defense paddles.↩
e.g., whether a game is 3v2 or 3v3, the total number of shots per round is still 3↩
This is also a problem, even with teams that have a lot of observations, when simulations continue on longer than any game of Snappa that they have played.↩
Although, if I’m wrong about this because the underlying distribution is not binomial for some reason unbeknownst to me, I’m hoping that Cunningham’s Law will see me through↩


a software engineer having vast interest in different stack of software technology. Starting from embedded system and microcontrollers using C; to mobile phone projects using Java; recently starting to play around with VR and game development in Unity3D and Unreal Engine. Welcome to my website, I will be frequently updating this website featuring more pet-projects I have been doing. If you like any part of website, feel free to checkout the Github.
Aug. 2015 - present
At jNet ThingsX, I have been learning a lot from this position, not only in terms of better coding practices and algorithm implementations; as well as general knowledge of good engineer practices, and understanding of project lifecycles.
I have been developing secure embedded application on both native OS and JavaCard OS. I was fortunate that I got to involve in full development lifecycle - from architecturing to final certification - on my first project. The project was a secure embedded application solution that features top-of-the-line ePassport solution in both performance and security. Afterward, I moved to refactoring and improving existing JavaCard OS functionalities, as well as enhancing OS features.
I was introduced to some other important concepts and ways of doing things other than technical enhancement; including agile management, good git branching practices, automations, integration testings, certification processes, etc.


| GEOS SDK TechDocs
|
| pinst ...
| print-cell ...
pobjmon
pobjmon [<address>] [<text only>]
Examples:
-
"pobjmon"
- print the VisMoniker from the gentree object at *DS:SI
-
The <address> argument is the address of an object with a VisMoniker. If none is specified then *DS:SI is used.
-
The <text only> argument returns a shortened description of the structure. To set it use something other than `0' for the second argument.
-
The special object flags may be used to specify <object>. For a list of these flags, see pobject.
See Also: pvismon,
pobject,
vistree,
gup,
gentree,
impliedgrab,
systemobj.
pod
pod <address>
Examples:
-
"pod ds:si"
Print in output descriptor format (^l<handle>:<chunk>) the address passed.
The address argument is the address of an object.
ppath
ppath (current|docClip|winClip) [<gstate>]
Examples:
-
"ppath"
- print the current path of the GState in ^hdi
-
"ppath docClip ^hgstate"
-
print the document clip path of the GState with handle
gstate
.
-
"ppath winClip ds"
-
print the window clip path of the GState in the DS register.
Print the structure of a path.
Unique abbreviations for the path to be printed are allowed.
pquick
pquick [-v]
Examples:
-
"pquick -v"
- Print out verbose information about the current quick transfer item.
Prints out information about the current "quick" transfer item on the clipboard.
If you give the "-v" flag, this will print out the contents of the different transfer formats, rather than just an indication of their types.
See Also: pnormal,
print-clipboard-item.
precord
precord <type> <value> [<silent>]
Examples:
-
"precord GSControl c0h"
-
print the
GSControl
record with the top two bits set
Print a record using a certain value.
-
The <type> argument is the type of the record.
-
The <value> argument is the value of the record.
-
The <silent> argument will suppress the text indicating the record type and value. This is done by passing a non zero value like `1'. This is useful when precord is used by other functions.
See Also: print,
penum.
preg
preg [-g] <addr>
Examples:
-
"preg *es:W_appReg"
-
Prints the application-defined clipping region for the window pointed to by es.
-
"preg -g ds:si"
-
Prints a "graphical" representation of the region beginning at ds:si
Decodes a graphics GEOS region and prints it out, either numerically, or as a series of x's and spaces.
-
This command can deal with parameterized regions. When printing a parameterized region with the -g flag, the region is printed as if it were unparameterized, with the offsets from the various PARAM constants used as the coordinates.
-
If no address is given, this will use the last-accessed address (as the "bytes" and "words" commands do). It sets the last-accessed address, for other commands to use, to the first byte after the region definition.
print
print <expression>
Examples:
-
"print 56h"
- print the constant 56h in various formats
-
"print ax - 10"
-
print ax less 10 decimal
-
"print ^l31a0h:001eh"
-
print the absolute address of the pointer
Print the value of an expression.
-
The <expression> argument is usually an address that has a type or that is given a type by casting and may span multiple arguments. The contents of memory of the given type at that address is what's printed. If the expression has no type, its offset part is printed in both hex and decimal. This is used for printing registers, for example.
-
The first argument may contain the following flags (which start with `-'):
-
x
- integers (bytes, words, dwords if dwordIsPtr false) printed in hex
-
d
- integers printed in decimal
-
o
- integers printed in octal c bytes printed as characters (byte arrays printed as strings, byte variables/fields printed as character followed by integer equivalent)
-
C
- bytes treated as integers
-
a
- align structure fields
-
A
- Don't align structure fields
-
p
- dwords are far pointers
-
P
- dwords aren't far pointers
-
r
- parse regions
-
R
- don't try to parse regions
-
These flags operate on the following Tcl variables:
-
intFormat
- A printf format string for integers.
-
bytesAsChar
-
Treat bytes as characters if non-zero.
-
alignFields
-
Align structure fields if non-zero.
-
dwordIsPtr
- DWords are far pointers if non-zero.
-
noStructEnum
-
If non-zero, doesn't print the "struct", "enum" or "record" before the name of a structured/enumerated type -- just gives the type name.
-
printRegions
-
If non-zero, prints what a Region points to (bounds and so on).
-
condenseSpecial
-
If non-zero, condense special structures (Rectangles, OutputDescriptors, ObjectDescriptors, TMatrixes and all fixed-point numbers) to one line.
-
This does not print enumerations. Use penum for that.
See Also: precord,
penum,
_print.
| GEOS SDK TechDocs
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---
layout: post
title: man versus nature taken at la jolla cove found
date: '2011-04-20T15:05:06-07:00'
tags:
- retro camera
tumblr_url: http://blog.dishbreak.com/post/4786972503/man-versus-nature-taken-at-la-jolla-cove-found
---
Man versus nature? Taken at La Jolla cove. Found this little eye-hook bolted into the rock. Reminds me of how sometimes, the only thing greater than man’s accomplishments is what’s just beyond our reach.


I work at a University managing labs and a lot of random projects to make the student experience the best it can be. A couple of years back we started a project labeled “Software Anywhere Anytime” in which the end result would be providing some software to students anywhere they might be (on or off-campus) and at anytime. Before getting to this point though, we also needed to improve how we image and distribute software to all our lab machines. After evaluating the options, we decided to go with a product called Softgrid from a small company in Boston called Softricity. Eventually this company was bought out by Microsoft and the new Softgrid name is App-V.
In addition to Softgrid we use some other software to manage our labs like Deepfreeze by Faronics and software for printing ….
What’s this blog gonna be about?
A lot of times my co-workers and i find ourselves thinking: “What are other colleges doing to handle this? How is this university dealing with that?” I’d like to have this type of discussion here. When we went to Softgrid training, we met with some college folks that had already implemented Softgrid and it was great talking to them cause we realized how similar the environments are. They dealt with a lot of the same software, ran into the same problems …. After hearing their point of view on Softgrid, we felt a lot more confident going forward with our implementation.
That’s the point of this blog. This is my very first blog by the way. I will be posting things that i think would be good to share and some random ramblings or ideas that we’re thinking about. Feel free to leave me any comments.


spinehx.atlas.AtlasRegion
- type
- class
- extends
- TextureRegion
- defined in
- spinehx.atlas.TextureAtlas
Describes the region of a packed image and provides information about the original image before it was packed.
- parameters
xAmount
The percentage to offset horizontally.
yAmount
The percentage to offset vertically. This is done in texture space, so up is negative.
- parameters
width
The width of the texture region. May be negative to flip the sprite when drawn.
height
The height of the texture region. May be negative to flip the sprite when drawn.
- parameters
tileWidth
a tile's width in pixels
tileHeight
a tile's height in pixels
- returns
- a 2D array of TextureRegions indexed by [row][column].
When sprites are packed, if the original file name ends with a number, it is stored as the index and is not considered as part of the sprite's name. This is useful for keeping animation frames in order.


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System Architect Symbol details for "Lifelong Property"
Acquired Permanent Property (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Property", effective from a point in time, which cannot be changed.
Acquired Temporary Property (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Property" which exists until it is observed to change.
Inherent Temporary Property (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Property" which is applicable from the start of existence of the "Subject" but may cease to
be so before the end of the "Subject"'s existence.
- Examples:
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Virginity
Non-smoking
6th finger on one hand
Two kidneys.
Lifelong Property (Class)
- Description:
"Inter Subject Relationship" which is effective from the start of the "Subject" which it describes
and will not change
SPr/Persistence (Generalization Node)
- Base Class:
"Subject Property"
- Definitions Used:
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Subject Property (Class)
Subject Property (Class)
- Description:
Condition or state associated with a "Subject".
Transient Property (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Property" applying only at the time of its "Observing Act".


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Why should I submit my passwords?
You don't need to. It's just easier to do so. You can look up the format manually.
But what if you are logging them?
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Even if I were, if your passwords are strong enought I couldn't crack them, otherwise you should feel ashamed.
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This website only supports hash format for common /etc/shadow hashes, if you want to analyze a generic hash you can use CyberChef Analyze Hash.
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| New features for The Core IDE |
| Feature Name | Decription | Impact on users | Module |
| New Output Window | Replace old Output Window with
terminal emulator | high | Core IDE |
| Change WS serialization to use XML format | Modify
long-term storage of the window system to use XML
rather than serialization. | small | Core IDE |
| Add right-click popup menu on MDI frames | MDI
frames will have popup menu, filled with commands
for close, iconify, maximize, attach/detach from
MDI. | high | Core IDE |
| Make component showing without focus change | Make it
possible to make a component visible, but not change
focus. | medium | Core IDE |
| Simplify module installer | Make
the implementation of the module installer simpler.
| small | Core IDE |
| De-clutter core | Try
to break apart the mass of module-related classes in
the org.netbeans.core package.
| small | Core IDE |
| Autoload modules |
Permit some library modules to be loaded on demand.
| medium | Core IDE |
| Split module serialization |
installedModules.ser should not contain all modules
serialized together. | small | Core IDE |
| Append environment variables |
Ability to add to environment variables when
executing. | small | Core IDE |
| Import of 3.2 Project |
Netbeans 3.2 Projects must be importable into Nb
3.3. | medium | Projects |
| Switching between 3.3 projects |
Switching between 3.3 projects
| medium | Projects |
| XML format for persitence |
XML format for persitence | medium | Projects |
| Persistent settings format presentation |
Persistent settings format presentation
| medium | Projects |
| Settings from filesystem compatibility |
Settings from filesystem compatibility
| medium | Projects |
| Updating from more AU servers at once | It
should be possible update modules from more than one
AU server at once. Now there can be more than one AU
server defined in the IDE (AutoUpdate types),
but only one is active. User should set more
active (enabled) AU servers to download modules
from. | high | Autoupdate |
| Restart after AU session | User
should have an option to refuse the restart. In this
case AU only places nbm files on the
filesystem, and next time when the IDE is run
the launcher can detects that some NBMs need to
be installed and run the updater app accordingly.
| medium | Autoupdate |
| Files tracking | All
files present in an IDE installation, or added to an
IDE user directory, should be tracked by Auto
Update. | medium | Autoupdate |
| External binaries | The
major problem that we are facing with a lot of
modules is that they require external
binaries and we are not able to deliver them
together with the module. | small | Autoupdate |
| The complete full lists of new features: Core IDE, Autoupdate, Projects, |


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US military creates indestructible sandwich
New Scientist | Submitted by: Yarbo
"Capable of surviving airdrops, rough handling and extreme climates, and just
about anything except a GI's jaws, the new "pocket" sandwich is designed to
stay "fresh" for up to three years at 26 °C (about the temperature of a warm
summer's day), or for six months at 38 °C (just over body temperature)."
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Man Shot Playing Army-Men With Friends
Newsday | Submitted by: Dr. Diabolical
A Long Island teenager was shot and killed with a 9mm rifle when one
of his best friends offered to demonstrate "a technique he learned which
was designed to clear a room of potential targets". Unfortunately the
technique performed flawlessly, clearing the room with a bullet ending in
the head of Fred Reinhart.
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And you wondered what that funny smell was....
KUSA-TV 9 Denver | Submitted by: bdragon
"Police say [Chad] Counseller had set up different parts of the
ventilation system, like rooms of a house. Police found a watch and
a camera reported stolen from the fitness club. Police say he may
have been there for weeks. "There was a lot of trash... He had quite
a bit of clothing up there, there were food items." It all ended
when he fell through the ceiling, much like the scene in Breakfast
Club when Judd's fall caused him to never finish his joke.
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Man Locked In Closet For 10 Years
Pensacola News Journal | Submitted by: anonymous
"An elderly Foley couple were arrested Tuesday, accused of collecting
welfare checks for years on their mentally handicapped son, whom they kept
locked in darkness for at least a decade before he died... [Police] found
the body of Eugene Williams, 39, locked in a back room. Although Williams
was 6 feet tall, he weighed only 75 pounds. Police said he had been
dead four or five days."
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We named it George W.
National Post | Submitted by: Alton Vauge
"Members of an Israeli tank brigade waging an offensive in the West Bank
found a unique way to show how they felt about the U.S. President: they
adopted a stray dog and named it George W. Bush. "He's a cowboy,"
one soldier said as the brown pit-bull terrier prowled an Israeli hilltop
encampment overlooking the city of Nablus. "He barks a lot," said a
second.  The "digesting" food is constantly
kept at a precise 37.2 degrees centigrade and each of Cloaca's "organs" is
full of computer-monitored enzymes, bacteria, acids and bases such as pepsin,
pancreatin, and hydrochloric acid. The product finally goes through a separator
and the remaining solids are extruded onto a conveyer belt."
The second link is an audio story on yesterday's NPR.
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Japan willing to build nukes
Agence France Presse | Submitted by: Soylent
The leader of Japan's opposition Liberal party committed a blunder on
many fronts when he warned that Japan had capability to become a major
nuclear power "overnight". Nothing is gained from stating the obvious
here except the antagonism of China. Ichiro Ozawa: "It would be easy for
us to produce nuclear warheads. We can produce thousands of nuclear
warheads overnight. We may have enough plutonium at nuclear power
plants for 3,000 or 4,000 rounds."
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Saudis also paying suicide bombers
UPI | Submitted by: Soylent
Our "friends" the Saudis have paid out millions of dollars in direct
support to suicide terrorists over the past year and a half, and has earmarked
tens of millions of dollars for more. The U.S. condemns Iraq for this
exact behavior, but top officials (Rumsfeld) profess ignorance for our own
major ally's behavior.
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A really friendly organist
Go PBI Palm Beach | Submitted by: Billy
"Black-booted bodyguards hanging around the church. Suspicious parishioners
hiring detectives to tail a flamboyant music leader to an adult video store.
A battle over a $250,000 organ. A priest confronting his accusers and firing
church workers. Tearful parishioners leaving a church they've loved for
years..." Says the accused fellater: "This man is a good man, and I love him
as many other people do. Sure, I hug him, I give him a kiss -- I do that
to 80 percent of the people in the parish. I'm that type of person. I do
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Los Angeles Times | Submitted by: george_lazenby
"Ed McMahon is suing his insurance company for more than $20 million,
alleging that he was sickened by toxic mold that spread through his Beverly
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by Jim O'Neal on November 15, 2015
This is my first blog entry for DevBootcamp phase 0. My first entry is in regards to lesson 1.7, which is titled "Technical Blog". There are three questions to be answered in this lesson: What are the benefits of version control? How does git help you keep track of changes? Why use GitHub to store your code?
There are a few benefits of version control. It helps you collaborate with different developers who are working on the same project, it allows you to easily merge changed sections of a project back into a master file, and it allows for restoring a previous version if needed.
Git is a version control software, it helps you track your changes by allowing you to see the history of a file, shows previous versions, and gives an easy snapshot of what was changed.
Github is useful as a place to store code because it allows other developers who are working on the same project to access the code from different locations, and ensures that everyone starts from the same master file.


Before Change
for output_node in G.graph["outputs"]:
if dep_graph.has_node(output_node):
nodes.update([output_node])
nodes.update(nx.ancestors(dep_graph, output_node))
return [n for n in order if n in nodes]
After Change
// Get the cache dict if it exists
cache = G.graph.get("_executor_cache", {})
output_nodes = G.graph["outputs"]
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needed = tuple(sorted(node for node in output_nodes if "operation" in G.node[node]))
if needed not in cache:
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This page contains a list of projects and describes their function.
Flat-Sat ACS Flight Software
| Project Name | ACS_FlatSat |
| Description | The ACS program used on the flat-sat. Includes the full ACS state machine, attitude determination, feedback control logic, 42 integration, SPI FRAM integration, and actuator code to drive the reaction wheel and torque rod prototypes. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo L152RE |
| Usage | Load onto the flat-sat ACS microcontroller. Runs alongside 42. See 42 Simulation. |
ACS Test Project with 42 Integration
| Project Name | ACS_42Only |
| Description | The full ACS program with 42 integration, but without FRAM integration or actuators enabled. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | Runs alongside 42. See 42 Simulation. |
42 Communication Test Project
| Project Name | 42_Test |
| Description | Tests sending and receiving data from 42. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | Runs alongside 42. See 42 Simulation. |
Attitude Determination Test Project
| Project Name | Attitude_Estimation |
| Description | Run attitude determination using the sensors in the sensor test fixture. Outputs attitude estimates over UART. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | Can be operated on its own or integrated with Matlab. See Attitude Determination Testing. |
Attitude Estimation Unit Tests
| Project Name | Attitude_Estimation_Test |
| Description | Runs the attitude estimation algorithm with set inputs. Prints outputs over UART. Values should be compared to outputs of the Matlab version of the algorithm (link). |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | Run and read output from a terminal. |
Reaction Wheel Prototype Demo
| Project Name | RW_Demo |
| Description | Reads PWM values from either a command line or Matlab. Also measures and transmits motor speed. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | See Reaction Wheel Testing for instructions on using the associated Matlab scripts. |
Reaction Wheel Prototype Test
| Project Name | RW_Test |
| Description | Reads input from the command line and sets the PWM of the reaction wheel. This project is deprecated. Use RW_Demo instead. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo L152RE |
| Usage | Connect to the microcontroller using a terminal (115200 baud). |
Solar Vector Test
| Project Name | SolarVector_Test |
| Description | Reads solar vectors from the sensor test fixture and prints results over serial. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | See Attitude Determination Testing for hardware setup instructions. Change lines 40-43 in main.c as desired. Results can be read from a terminal (115200 baud). |
Unit Tests
| Project Name | Unit_Tests |
| Description | This project contains a series of unit tests for various functions used in the ACS. Results are printed to a terminal. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | Connect to the microcontroller using a terminal (115200 baud). Reference results of feedback control unit tests against ACSMatlabSim/UnitTests.m. |
BNO055 Testing & Data Collection
| Project Name | IMU_Test |
| Description | Can be used to run the built-in calibration routines in the BNO055 and to collect data from the IMU's individual sensors. Used primarily for manual sensor calibration. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | Change lines 61-62 in main.c as required. Program the microcontroller in the sensor test fixture and connect to it using a terminal (115200 baud). For manual IMU calibration use the Matlab scripts found here. |
Automated BNO055 IMU Calibration
| Project Name | IMU_Calibration |
| Description | This project was a largely unsuccessful attempt to automate the IMU calibration process. Use IMU_Test to manually calibrate the IMU instead. |
| Microcontroller | STM32 Nucleo F103RB |
| Usage | Program the microcontroller in the sensor test fixture. Connect to the microcontroller using a terminal (115200 baud). |