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I canít believe Iím feeling like this. After only using coke for 5 days (about 1.5 grams), i find myself constantly thinking about doing some more.
Its Monday night, Iím not working tomorrow and I have over 6 grams sitting in my bedroom, begging me to come join them. Every minute or so, I catch myself thinking about it. I canít help but think that this is the start of an addiction and all the money Iíve saved up is about to be blown on coke. Iím actually not working for the next couple of months so how the **** am I going to keep my mind off coke during the days & months ahead?
I donít know what it actually is about coke. Iíve tried E and speed, but coke is so different to them.  But my mind canít stop thinking about it now. And I keep beating myself up about it. I want to be able to use it, but not this anxiety of wanting more and more and more. It surprises me that such a strong feeling could take hold in such a short amount of time. My only hope is that I can hold out till I fall asleep. Maybe tomorrow I wonít feel this way.
Right now, Iíve taken to the wine to dull my senses a bit, but if that doesnít work Ė Iíll be hitting the joint. Funny that, trying to over come the effects of one drug with another. This sux!
I remember having it 5 days ago for the first time. My dealer shouted me two lines after I bought a gram from him. He left and I just kept going. I got sooo horny. About 2 am I jumped into the chat room and picked up a guy. Drove round to his house to pick him up and brought him home. I did a line of coke and then we jumped into the shower. It was the best sex I have ever had. We kept going for a while.  I finally got to bed after having half a j.
The next day, my neighbour joined me in a mini binge. We got together in the early afternoon. Polished off a couple of bottles of wine. Started on the coke and then headed into the city. We went from bar to bar doing lines of coke everywhere we went. I went out that night, with enough left for one line. When I went to the toilet to have it, I found myself really angry that it dissipated into my wallet. I can still remember the feeling now Ė it was one of shock and disappointment. I kept wetting and sticking my finger and rubbing it on my gums to get some sort of sensation. And I remember thinking if it was too late to call my dealer cause I donít buy Ďoff the streetí.
I didnít get more that night, but the next day I went to the bank and pulled out enough cash to buy .5 an ounce. Called my dealer and he brought it round. I thought I had it under control cause when he offered me a shout of a couple of lines, I declined, saying I was saving it for tonight. I knew that if I started, I wouldnít stop. I had a good night that night and did about .5 gram. Got home and did another couple of line before going to bed. I felt wonderful.
The day after I did a couple of more lines while out with friends and then when I got home, I did a few really big lines while watching a movie. That was about 22 hours ago.
Whatís so weird about it all, that 22 hours is the longest time frame since having coke and I canít believe what Iím going through. Without a doubt this is my drug of choice. But personally, I canít see coke being used as a Ďrecreationalí drug Ė not like E or speed.
Cocaine has a much stronger mental additive power than E Ė something that wasnít stressed in all the literature about both drugs Iíve read.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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7.6 The urllib ModuleThe urlib module provides a unified client interface for HTTP, FTP, and gopher. It automatically picks the right protocol handler based on the uniform resource locator (URL) passed to the library. Fetching data from a URL is extremely easy. Just call the urlopen method, and read from the returned stream object, as shown in Example 7-14. Example 7-14. Using the urllib Module to Fetch a Remote ResourceFile: urllib-example-1.py import urllib fp = urllib.urlopen("http://www.python.org") op = open("out.html", "wb") n = 0 while 1: s = fp.read(8192) if not s: break op.write(s) n = n + len(s) fp.close() op.close() for k, v in fp.headers.items(): print k, "=", v print "copied", n, "bytes from", fp.url server = Apache/1.3.6 (Unix) content-type = text/html accept-ranges = bytes date = Mon, 11 Oct 1999 20:11:40 GMT connection = close etag = "741e9-7870-37f356bf" content-length = 30832 last-modified = Thu, 30 Sep 1999 12:25:35 GMT copied 30832 bytes from http://www.python.org Note that stream object provides some non-standard attributes. headers is a Message object (as defined by the mimetools module), and url contains the actual URL. The latter is updated if the server redirects the client to a new URL. The urlopen function is actually a helper function, which creates an instance of the FancyURLopener class and calls its open method. To get special behavior, you can subclass that class. For instance, the class in Example 7-15 automatically logs in to the server when necessary. Example 7-15. Using the urllib Module with Automatic AuthenticationFile: urllib-example-3.py import urllib class myURLOpener(urllib.FancyURLopener): # read an URL, with automatic HTTP authentication def setpasswd(self, user, passwd): self._ _user = user self._ _passwd = passwd def prompt_user_passwd(self, host, realm): return self._ _user, self._ _passwd urlopener = myURLOpener() urlopener.setpasswd("mulder", "trustno1") fp = urlopener.open("http://www.secretlabs.com") print fp.read() |
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 A post about the humble checking account.
I tend to think of banks in two groups–traditional, walk-in banks and online banks.
Avoid traditional banking. Traditional banks pay no interest on checking accounts, carry monthly fees, have minimum balance requirements and are generally less convenient.
Online banks are increasingly popular. When I opened my Ally Bank account in 2014, I couldn’t recall ever seeing or hearing of Ally, let alone an “online bank”. Online banks do not have physical locations. You can deposit checks through their app, online bank-to-bank transfers or direct deposits. Physical locations carry a ton of overhead and online banks are able to pass some of these savings to consumers.
Currently, there are two types of popular online checking accounts (also referred to as rewards checking); interest checking and cashback checking.
Interest checking accounts work like a savings account in that they pay interest on a monthly basis without a limit on the number of transactions you make.
Cashback checking accounts work by paying you a percentage on the amount you spend on a monthly basis or on the number of transactions you make. Typically, the amount is capped around a couple thousand dollars.
Like any other banking product, interest checking accounts vary from bank to bank. Some may require a minimum balance to trigger interest payments or to reach a higher interest tier, while others pay a lesser percentage past a certain balance. In the case of cashback checking accounts, some transactions may not be eligible for cashback while others may be eligible for a higher cashback percentage. Examples include gas and grocery purchases paying a higher amount than any other transactions.
In general, most online checking accounts:
- Pay higher interest rates on checking and savings accounts.
- Do not charge a monthly fee.
- Do not require a minimum balance.
When I began educating myself on personal finance, I was sold just on the above characteristics. After all, I was fresh out of college, broke, had a job which didn’t pay much and was constantly struggling to make ends meet. Not having to worry about a minimum balance or a monthly fee was outstanding. I also had no idea that a checking account could pay me any interest. I was under the misconception that only savings accounts paid interest.
Depending on the bank that you open an account with, the account may provide extra features which may or may not be beneficial to you. Capital One 360, for example, provide features which help in the event of an overdraft either by auto-declining, drawing from a savings account to cover the difference, tying the account to an overdraft line of credit or provide a next day grace period that allows you to cover the difference without being charged. Ally Bank has a feature which allows you to transfer money to family or friends using Zelle (a money transfer feature). All major online banks allow you to deposit checks through a mobile app.
You may be tempted to open an account with a bank paying the highest interest rate. And I don’t blame you. Just keep in mind that some banks may be smaller than others. Smaller banks sometimes pay a higher percentage to attract consumers but can have less people available during any given time to help you if you have any questions which can be annoying. Always check online reviews before making a decision. Personally, I think Ally Bank and Discover have the best customer service. I’ve also had accounts with Synchrony Bank, Capital One 360 and Flagstar Bank. I wouldn’t recommend Synchrony or Flagstar in terms of customer service but they do have great interest rates.
So which is better–interest or cashback checking? I find that Cashback checking accounts work better for me. This is because I typically keep a cash balance of under $3,000 and I tend to make a lot of transactions for bills or my real estate investments. However, if I were considering opening an account for a rainy day fund with a base of.. say $5,000 to $10,000–plus an additional balance for day-to-day expenses, perhaps an interest checking would be better suited, due to simply having a larger underlying balance.
So what if I happen upon some cash?
- Constantly working with cash? Open an account with your local bank. You may then be able to transfer money from your local bank to your online bank.
- Purchase a money order and deposit it to your account through its mobile app. Money orders at Wal-Mart are under a dollar.
- Lastly, you could incorporate it into your budget. All businesses still take cash remember?
A quick note on small, local banks or credit unions. I follow the Bigger Pockets Podcast and have heard many real estate investors say that establishing a relationship with your local bank or credit union will help you in the long run when looking to obtain financing. Take this with a grain of salt as I can’t confirm this claim since I’ve never tried establishing a relationship with a local bank. However, if you do need a physical bank then this may be a better option especially if you forsee the need for financing in the future.
And that’s online banking in a nutshell. Check out the illustrations below and go check your checkings!
I couldn’t find many banks providing cashback checking accounts. I use Discover Bank for my cashback checking. Below is my cashback for the month of November 2018.


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| Web Development using PHP and MySQL | ARD/2018/0152 | Ardent Computech PVT LTD. | 26th January, 2019 |
| Database Management System | Roll: 19CS12S41630670 / Score: 57 | NPTEL | May, 2019 |


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RPMsg-Lite User's Guide
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This section describes the RPMsg-Lite core component that allows: More...
This section describes the RPMsg-Lite core component that allows:
Classes | |
| struct | rpmsg_lite_endpoint |
| struct | rpmsg_lite_ept_static_context |
| struct | rpmsg_lite_instance |
Macros | |
| #define | RL_VERSION |
| #define | RL_WORD_SIZE |
| #define | RL_WORD_ALIGN_UP(a) |
| #define | RL_WORD_ALIGN_DOWN(a) |
| #define | RL_SUCCESS |
| #define | RL_NULL |
| #define | RL_REMOTE |
| #define | RL_MASTER |
| #define | RL_TRUE |
| #define | RL_FALSE |
| #define | RL_ADDR_ANY |
| #define | RL_RELEASE |
| #define | RL_HOLD |
| #define | RL_DONT_BLOCK |
| #define | RL_BLOCK |
| #define | RL_ERRORS_BASE |
| #define | RL_ERR_NO_MEM |
| #define | RL_ERR_BUFF_SIZE |
| #define | RL_ERR_PARAM |
| #define | RL_ERR_DEV_ID |
| #define | RL_ERR_MAX_VQ |
| #define | RL_ERR_NO_BUFF |
| #define | RL_NOT_READY |
| #define | RL_ALREADY_DONE |
| #define | RL_NO_FLAGS |
Typedefs | |
| typedef int32_t(* | rl_ept_rx_cb_t) (void *payload, uint32_t payload_len, uint32_t src, void *priv) |
| Receive callback function type. | |
Functions | |
| struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_master_init (void *shmem_addr, size_t shmem_length, uint32_t link_id, uint32_t init_flags) |
| Initializes the RPMsg-Lite communication stack. Must be called prior to any other RPMSG lite API. To be called by the master side. More... | |
| struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_remote_init (void *shmem_addr, uint32_t link_id, uint32_t init_flags) |
| Initializes the RPMsg-Lite communication stack. Must be called prior to any other RPMsg-Lite API. To be called by the remote side. More... | |
| int32_t | rpmsg_lite_deinit (struct rpmsg_lite_instance *rpmsg_lite_dev) |
| Deinitialized the RPMsg-Lite communication stack This function always succeeds. rpmsg_lite_init() can be called again after this function has been called. More... | |
| struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint * | rpmsg_lite_create_ept (struct rpmsg_lite_instance *rpmsg_lite_dev, uint32_t addr, rl_ept_rx_cb_t rx_cb, void *rx_cb_data) |
| Create a new rpmsg endpoint, which can be used for communication. More... | |
| int32_t | rpmsg_lite_destroy_ept (struct rpmsg_lite_instance *rpmsg_lite_dev, struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint *rl_ept) |
| This function deletes rpmsg endpoint and performs cleanup. More... | |
| int32_t | rpmsg_lite_send (struct rpmsg_lite_instance *rpmsg_lite_dev, struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint *ept, uint32_t dst, char *data, uint32_t size, uint32_t timeout) |
| Sends a message contained in data field of length size to the remote endpoint with address dst. ept->addr is used as source address in the rpmsg header of the message being sent. More... | |
| int32_t | rpmsg_lite_is_link_up (struct rpmsg_lite_instance *rpmsg_lite_dev) |
| Function to get the link state. More... | |
| int32_t | rpmsg_lite_release_rx_buffer (struct rpmsg_lite_instance *rpmsg_lite_dev, void *rxbuf) |
| Releases the rx buffer for future reuse in vring. This API can be called at process context when the message in rx buffer is processed. More... | |
| void * | rpmsg_lite_alloc_tx_buffer (struct rpmsg_lite_instance *rpmsg_lite_dev, uint32_t *size, uint32_t timeout) |
| Allocates the tx buffer for message payload. More... | |
| int32_t | rpmsg_lite_send_nocopy (struct rpmsg_lite_instance *rpmsg_lite_dev, struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint *ept, uint32_t dst, void *data, uint32_t size) |
| Sends a message in tx buffer allocated by rpmsg_lite_alloc_tx_buffer() More... | |
| struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint |
RPMsg Lite Endpoint structure
| Class Members | ||
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| uint32_t | addr |
endpoint address |
| rl_ept_rx_cb_t | rx_cb |
ISR callback function |
| void * | rx_cb_data |
ISR callback data |
| void * | rfu |
reserved for future usage |
| struct rpmsg_lite_ept_static_context |
RPMsg Lite Endpoint static context
| Class Members | ||
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| struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint | ept |
memory for endpoint structure |
| struct llist | node |
memory for linked list node structure |
| struct rpmsg_lite_instance |
Structure describing the local instance of RPMSG lite communication stack and holds all runtime variables needed internally by the stack.
| #define RL_VERSION |
Current RPMsg Lite version
| struct rpmsg_lite_instance* rpmsg_lite_master_init | ( | void * | shmem_addr, |
| size_t | shmem_length, | ||
| uint32_t | link_id, | ||
| uint32_t | init_flags | ||
| ) |
Initializes the RPMsg-Lite communication stack. Must be called prior to any other RPMSG lite API. To be called by the master side.
| shmem_addr | Shared memory base used for this instance of RPMsg-Lite |
| shmem_length | Length of memory area given by previous parameter |
| link_id | Link ID used to define the rpmsg-lite instance, see rpmsg_platform.h |
| init_flags | Initialization flags |
| env_cfg | Initialization data for the environement RPMsg-Lite layer, used when the environment layer uses its own context (RL_USE_ENVIRONMENT_CONTEXT) |
| static_context | RPMsg-Lite preallocated context pointer, used in case of static api (RL_USE_STATIC_API) |
| struct rpmsg_lite_instance* rpmsg_lite_remote_init | ( | void * | shmem_addr, |
| uint32_t | link_id, | ||
| uint32_t | init_flags | ||
| ) |
Initializes the RPMsg-Lite communication stack. Must be called prior to any other RPMsg-Lite API. To be called by the remote side.
| shmem_addr | Shared memory base used for this instance of RPMsg-Lite |
| link_id | Link ID used to define the rpmsg-lite instance, see rpmsg_platform.h |
| init_flags | Initialization flags |
| env_cfg | Initialization data for the environement RPMsg-Lite layer, used when the environment layer uses its own context (RL_USE_ENVIRONMENT_CONTEXT) |
| static_context | RPMsg-Lite preallocated context pointer, used in case of static api (RL_USE_STATIC_API) |
| int32_t rpmsg_lite_deinit | ( | struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_dev | ) |
Deinitialized the RPMsg-Lite communication stack This function always succeeds. rpmsg_lite_init() can be called again after this function has been called.
| rpmsg_lite_dev | RPMsg-Lite instance |
| struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint* rpmsg_lite_create_ept | ( | struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_dev, |
| uint32_t | addr, | ||
| rl_ept_rx_cb_t | rx_cb, | ||
| void * | rx_cb_data | ||
| ) |
Create a new rpmsg endpoint, which can be used for communication.
| rpmsg_lite_dev | RPMsg-Lite instance |
| addr | Desired address, RL_ADDR_ANY for automatic selection |
| rx_cb | Callback function called on receive |
| rx_cb_data | Callback data pointer, passed to rx_cb |
| ept_context | Endpoint preallocated context pointer, used in case of static api (RL_USE_STATIC_API) |
| int32_t rpmsg_lite_destroy_ept | ( | struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_dev, |
| struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint * | rl_ept | ||
| ) |
This function deletes rpmsg endpoint and performs cleanup.
| rpmsg_lite_dev | RPMsg-Lite instance |
| rl_ept | Pointer to endpoint to destroy |
| int32_t rpmsg_lite_send | ( | struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_dev, |
| struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint * | ept, | ||
| uint32_t | dst, | ||
| char * | data, | ||
| uint32_t | size, | ||
| uint32_t | timeout | ||
| ) |
Sends a message contained in data field of length size to the remote endpoint with address dst. ept->addr is used as source address in the rpmsg header of the message being sent.
| rpmsg_lite_dev | RPMsg-Lite instance |
| ept | Sender endpoint |
| dst | Remote endpoint address |
| data | Payload buffer |
| size | Size of payload, in bytes |
| timeout | Timeout in ms, 0 if nonblocking |
| int32_t rpmsg_lite_is_link_up | ( | struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_dev | ) |
Function to get the link state.
| rpmsg_lite_dev | RPMsg-Lite instance |
| int32_t rpmsg_lite_release_rx_buffer | ( | struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_dev, |
| void * | rxbuf | ||
| ) |
Releases the rx buffer for future reuse in vring. This API can be called at process context when the message in rx buffer is processed.
| rpmsg_lite_dev | RPMsg-Lite instance |
| rxbuf | Rx buffer with message payload |
| void* rpmsg_lite_alloc_tx_buffer | ( | struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_dev, |
| uint32_t * | size, | ||
| uint32_t | timeout | ||
| ) |
Allocates the tx buffer for message payload.
This API can only be called at process context to get the tx buffer in vring. By this way, the application can directly put its message into the vring tx buffer without copy from an application buffer. It is the application responsibility to correctly fill the allocated tx buffer by data and passing correct parameters to the rpmsg_lite_send_nocopy() function to perform data no-copy-send mechanism.
| rpmsg_lite_dev | RPMsg-Lite instance | |
| [in] | size | Pointer to store maximum payload size available |
| [in] | timeout | Integer, wait upto timeout ms or not for buffer to become available |
| int32_t rpmsg_lite_send_nocopy | ( | struct rpmsg_lite_instance * | rpmsg_lite_dev, |
| struct rpmsg_lite_endpoint * | ept, | ||
| uint32_t | dst, | ||
| void * | data, | ||
| uint32_t | size | ||
| ) |
Sends a message in tx buffer allocated by rpmsg_lite_alloc_tx_buffer()
This function sends txbuf of length len to the remote dst address, and uses ept->addr as the source address. The application has to take the responsibility for:
After the rpmsg_lite_send_nocopy() function is issued the tx buffer is no more owned by the sending task and must not be touched anymore unless the rpmsg_lite_send_nocopy() function fails and returns an error.
| rpmsg_lite_dev | RPMsg-Lite instance | |
| [in] | ept | Sender endpoint pointer |
| [in] | dst | Destination address |
| [in] | data | TX buffer with message filled |
| [in] | size | Length of payload |


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title: Robotic Manipulation of Deformable Objects
shorttitle: Robotic Manipulation of Deformable Objects
location: UC Berkeley, USA
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category: projects
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position: Visiting Student Researcher at Mechanical Systems Control (MSC) Lab
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Developed a novel image processing algorithm to extract tangent space data from digital colour images of
one dimensional (1-D) deformable objects like ropes, wires etc.
Built framework in MATLAB for obtaining manipulation trajectory of 1-D deformable objects during robot learning from demonstration scenarios
Developed simulation of 1-D deformable object manipulation tasks by industrial robots FANUC
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Jamie is a psychology PhD student based at the University of Sussex.
jsPsych offers the ability to call arbitrary functions in response to certain events occurring, like the end of a trial or when new data is saved. This page summarizes the different opportunities for callback functions and how to specify them.
The on_data_update
callback can be declared in the jsPsych.init
method. The callback triggers at the end of a data update cycle. This happens after every trial, after the on_finish (trial) and on_trial_finish events execute, allowing you to modify the data in those callbacks, and then use this callback to store the data. The function will be passed a single argument, which contains the data that was written.
jsPsych.init({
timeline: exp,
on_data_update: function(data) {
console.log('Just added new data. The contents of the data are: '+JSON.stringify(data));
}
});
The on_finish
callback can be added to any trial. The callback will trigger whenever the trial ends. The callback function will be passed a single argument, containing the data object from the trial.
var trial = {
type: 'image-keyboard-response',
stimulus: 'imgA.png',
on_finish: function(data) {
console.log('The trial just ended.');
console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
}
};
The on_finish
callback can be declared in the jsPsych.init
method. The callback will trigger once all trials in the experiment have been run. The method will be passed a single argument, containing all of the data generated in the experiment.
jsPsych.init({
timeline: exp,
on_finish: function(data) {
console.log('The experiment is over! Here is all the data: '+JSON.stringify(data));
}
});
The on_load
callback can be added to any trial. The callback will trigger once the trial has completed loading. For most plugins, this will occur once the display has been initially updated but before any user interactions or timed events (e.g., animations) have occurred.
var trial = {
type: 'image-keyboard-response',
stimulus: 'imgA.png',
on_load: function() {
console.log('The trial just finished loading.');
}
};
The on_start
callback can be added to any trial. The callback will trigger right before the trial begins. The callback function will be passed a single argument, containing the trial object. If any of the parameters of the trial are functions or timeline variables, these will be evaluated before on_start
is called, and the trial object will contain the evaluated value. The trial object is modifiable, and any changes made will affect the trial.
var trial = {
type: 'image-keyboard-response',
stimulus: 'imgA.png',
on_start: function(trial) {
console.log('The trial is about to start.');
trial.stimulus = 'imgB.png'; // this will change what stimulus is displayed in the trial
}
};
The on_trial_finish
callback can be declared in the jsPsych.init
method. The callback will trigger at the end of every trial in the experiment. If you want a callback to trigger only for the end of certain trials, use the on_finish
callback on the trial object. The callback function will be passed a single argument, containing the data object from the trial.
jsPsych.init({
timeline: exp,
on_trial_finish: function(data) {
console.log('A trial just ended.');
console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
}
});
The on_trial_start
callback can be declared in the jsPsych.init
method. The callback will trigger at the start of every trial in the experiment. The function receives a single argument: a modifiable copy of the trial object that will be used to run the next trial. Changes can be made to this object to alter the parameters of the upcoming trial.
var current_score = 0; // a variable that is updated throughout the experiment to keep track of the current score.
jsPsych.init({
timeline: exp,
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A PARTI-COLOURED cow once appeared on the high moor-lands of Denbighshire. Everyone who was in want of milk went to her, and however big a vessel was taken, it was always filled with rich milk. However often she was milked, it made no difference. This continued for a long time, and glad indeed were the people to avail themselves of her unfailing supply. At last a wicked witch determined to milk her dry. The hag took a riddle and milked and milked the parti-coloured cow until at last the milk ran dry. Immediately the cow went off to a lake near Cerrig y Drudion, bellowing horribly, and disappeared under its waters.


Deploying Kubevirt On A Single Ovirt Vm
In this blog post we are exploring the possibilities of deploying Kube Virt on top of Open Shift which is running inside an oVirt VM. First we must prepare the environment. In my testing I created a VM with 4 cpus, 14G memory and a 100G disk. I then installed Centos 7.4 minimal on it. I also have nested virtualization enabled on my hosts, so any VMs I create can run VMs inside them. These instructions are specific to oVirt, however if you are running another virtualization platform that can nested virtualization this will also work.
For this example I chose to use a single VM for everything, but I could have done different VMs for my master/nodes/storage/etc, for simplicity I used a single VM.
Preparing the VM
First we will need to enable epel and install some needed tools, like git to get at the source, and ansible to do the deploy:
As root:
$ yum -y install epel-release
$ yum -y install ansible git wget
optional Install ovirt-guest-agent so you can see information in your oVirt admin view.
As root:
$ yum -y install ovirt-guest-agent
$ systemctl start ovirt-guest-agent
$ systemctl enable ovirt-guest-agent
Make a template out of the VM, so if something goes wrong you have a good starting point to try again.
Make sure the VM has a fully qualified domain name, using either DNS or editing /etc/hosts.
As we are going to install openshift we will need to install the openshift client tooling from openshift github in this article I opted to simply copy the oc command into /usr/bin, but anywhere in your path will do. Alternatively you can add oc to your PATH.
As root:
$ wget https://github.com/openshift/origin/releases/download/v3.9.0/openshift-origin-client-tools-v3.9.0-191fece-linux-64bit.tar.gz
$ tar zxvf openshift-origin-client-tools-v3.9.0-191fece-linux-64bit.tar.gz
$ cp openshift-origin-client-tools-v3.9.0-191fece-linux-64bit/oc /usr/bin
Next we will install docker and configure it for use with open shift.
As root:
$ yum -y install docker
We need to setup an insecure registry in docker before we can start open shift. To do this we must add: INSECURE_REGISTRY=”–insecure-registry <IP_ADDRESS>/16” to the end of /etc/sysconfig/docker
Now we can start docker.
As root:
$ systemctl start docker
$ systemctl enable docker
Now we are ready to test if we can bring our cluster to up.
As root:
$ oc cluster up
Installing kube virt with ansible
Now that we have everything configured we can the rest as a regular user. Also note that if you had an existing cluster you can could have skipped the previous section.
Clone the kube-virt ansible repo, and setup the ansible galaxy roles needed to deploy.
As user:
$ git clone https://github.com/kubevirt/kubevirt-ansible
$ cd kubevirt-ansible
$ mkdir $HOME/galaxy-roles
$ ansible-galaxy install -p $HOME/galaxy-roles -r requirements.yml
$ export ANSIBLE_ROLES_PATH=$HOME/galaxy-roles
Now that we are in the kubevirt-ansible directory, we have to edit the inventory file on where we are going to deploy the different open shift nodes. Because we opted to install everything on a single VM the FQDN we enter is the same as the one we defined for our VM. Had we had different nodes we would enter the FQDN of each in the inventory file. Lets assume our VMs FQDN is kubevirt.demo, we would changed the inventory file as follows:
As user:
[masters]
kubevirt.demo
[etcd]
kubevirt.demo
[nodes]
kubevirt.demo openshift_node_labels="{'region': 'infra','zone': 'default'}" openshift_schedulable=true
[nfs]
kubevirt.demo
In order to allow ansible to ssh into the box using ssh keys instead of a password we will need to generate some, assuming we don’t have these configured already:
As root:
$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
Fill out the information in the questions, which will generate two files in /root/.ssh, id_rsa and id_rsa.pub. The id_rsa.pub is the public key which will allow ssh to verify your identify when you ssh into a machine. Since we are doing all of this on the same machine, we can simply append the contents of id_rsa.pub to authorized_keys in /root/.ssh. If that file doesn’t exist you can simply copy id_rsa.pub to authorized_keys. If you are deploying to multiple hosts you need to append the contents of id_rsa.pub on each host.
Next we need to configure docker storage, one can write a whole book about how to do that, so I will post a link to the installation document and for now go with the defaults which are not recommended for production, but since this is an introduction its fine.
As root:
$ docker-storage-setup
Lets double check the cluster is up before we start running the ansible play books.
As root:
$ oc cluster up
Install kubernetes.
As root:
$ ansible-playbook -i inventory playbooks/cluster/kubernetes/config.yml
Disable selinux on all hosts, this hopefully won’t be needed in the future.
As root:
$ ansible-playbook -i inventory playbooks/selinux.yml
log in as admin to give developer user rights.
As root:
$ oc login -u system:admin
$ oc adm policy add-cluster-role-to-user cluster-admin developer
Log in as the developer user.
As user:
$ oc login -u developer
The password for the developer user is developer. Now finally deploy kubevirt.
As user:
$ ansible-playbook -i localhost playbooks/kubevirt.yml<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Verify that the pods are running, you should be in the kube-system namespace, if not switch with oc project kube-system.
As user:
$ kubectl get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
virt-api-747745669-mswk8 1/1 Running 0 10m
virt-api-747745669-t9dsp 1/1 Running 0 10m
virt-controller-648945bbcb-ln7dv 1/1 Running 0 10m
virt-controller-648945bbcb-nxrj8 0/1 Running 0 10m
virt-handler-6zh77 1/1 Running 0 10m
Now that we have kube virt up and running we are ready to try and start a VM. Lets install virtctl to make it easier to start and stop VMs. The latest available version while writing this was 0.4.1.
As user:
$ export VERSION=v0.4.1
$ curl -L -o virtctl \
https://github.com/kubevirt/kubevirt/releases/download/$VERSION/virtctl-$VERSION-linux-amd64
$ chmod +x virtctl
Lets grab the demo VM specification from the kubevirt github page.
As user:
$ kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kubevirt/demo/master/manifests/vm.yaml
Now we can start the VM.
As user:
$ ./virtctl start testvm
Now a new pod will be running that is controlling the VM.
As user:
$ kubectl get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
virt-api-747745669-mswk8 1/1 Running 0 15m
virt-api-747745669-t9dsp 1/1 Running 0 15m
virt-controller-648945bbcb-ln7dv 1/1 Running 0 15m
virt-controller-648945bbcb-nxrj8 0/1 Running 0 15m
virt-handler-6zh77 1/1 Running 0 15m
virt-launcher-testvm-gv5nt 2/2 Running 0 23s
Congratulations you now have a VM running in openshift using kubevirt inside an oVirt VM.


Fast and very memory-efficient calculation of isotope patterns, subsequent convolution to theoretical envelopes (profiles) plus valley detection and centroidization or intensoid calculation. Batch processing, resolution interpolation, wrapper, adduct calculations and molecular formula parsing.
| Version: | 2.2 |
| Published: | 2016-10-02 |
| Author: | Martin Loos, Christian Gerber |
| Maintainer: | Martin Loos <mloos at looscomputing.ch> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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Charotar University of Science and Technology - CHARUSAT has been conceived by Shri Charotar Moti Sattavis Patidar Kelavani Mandal to put India on global education map by making Charotar – the Land of Sardar Patel the Global Education Hub. Kelavani Mandal, established in 1994, is a not for profit premier trust of India that works with the mission of social service through education. It has social lineage of more than 118 years from its parent organization Shri Charotar Moti Sattavis Leuva Patidar Samaj– Matrusanstha- known for its dynamic social revolution brought about by initiating Mass Marriages on a massive scale. Following some reflective discussions (during the centenary celebrations of Matrusanstha in 1993-94) on the activities of the Samaj since its birth, and the challenges facing the development of India in the context of liberalization, privatization and globalization of Indian economy, the Samaj decided to create a dedicated organization for knowledge creation and dissemination. The Samaj created an educational trust Shri Charotar Moti Sattavis Patidar Kelavani Mandal in 1994 with the distinct objective of creating and developing state-of-the-art educational facilities. The trust is a democratically managed institution with three layers of governance and is known for its transparent functioning and its integrity. Thus, the formation of Kelavani Mandal through Matrusanstha, ultimately led to the establishment of CHARUSAT. It was illuminated under the leadership of two former Presidents - Late Shri Chhotabhai Bhikhabhai Patel and Late Dr. K C Patel. Late Shri Chhotabhai Bhikhabhai Patel, an illustrious businessman and social leader based in Mumbai and founder President of Kelavani Mandal, always insisted on Global Standards. Late Dr. K C Patel, a renowned nuclear scientist and a prominent educationist of Gujarat, who succeeded Shri Chhotabhai Bhikhabhai Patel, dreamt of a university at Education Campus, Changa (ECC).


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Mr. Netanyahu didn’t mention the looming indictment during Sunday’s weekly meeting. Instead, he’s projecting an attitude of business as usual, discussing Iranian belligerency, threats from Gaza and domestic affairs.
His typically talkative Ministers have remained noticeably silent. This has been their first public appearances since the Attorney General’s announcement on November 21.
Mr. Netanyahu’s party has long pledged loyalty to its leader. But his top rival within the party is calling for an immediate primary vote to replace him, sowing the first seeds of rebellion.
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java.lang.String text,
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http://www.jasonwhaley.com/blog/2011/12/06/tictactoe-functional-programming-evolution/
http://onbeyondlambda.blogspot.com/2012/05/functional-tic-tac-toe.html
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no computer/player interactions
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only one place where i had to use mutability
leveraged interfaces as well as module encapsulation
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https://github.com/devshorts/FTicTac
thoughts on F#
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Let’s do a little throwback Thursday.  No, don’t put it in your mouth. Do you even know where that’s been? It tastes metallic, rusty, and you probably need some disinfectant now. Honestly, we’re gonna be ok.
I know I know. You and lots of people didn’t sell at the highs and now you’re seeing a sea of red. if you have some cash this is probably an amazing opportunity to buy in. Tell your friends to join crypto and be sure to remind them to sell when we’re mooning.
Good News 1
Back to the throw back. Check out this chart.
Remember all the way back in November? BTC was around 11k like it is now. What was the price? 92 cents. One of the things that gives me light and hope is the fact that the market is placing a higher value on Steem than it has previously. At the time I’m writing this the price is $3.41. Now, yes technically that blows compared to highs in the 9s, but that was so last fortnight. This week we’re dealing with 11k btc, some 10k btc, and a little turd of a 9k btc. But right now we’re at $3.41. That’s 3.7X gain in 2 months. That’s pretty spectacular. So, even if you missed the high highs you’re sitting way prettier than you were 2 months ago.
More good news!
Steem blew past the previous record for most transactions in a day and is now holding the world record at 1,660,739. That’s amazing. We’re amazing.
HIGH FIVE!
Also note that the “Dan coins” using DPoS are rocking capacities of under 1% while the most active competitors out there are over capacity and have transactions waiting.
Corrections happen, they tend to happen in January
If you don’t read @penguinpablo you really ought to. Here’s his most recent post where he talks about Cryptos having their low annually around mid January. Here’s hoping we’ve made it through it this year and this is the low point.
So, relax, smoke some weed where appropriate, have sex, rub one out, watch Netflix
It’s gonna be ok. We’re all gonna be ok. You’re standing on the precipice of an incredible year and it’s gonna be great. Now excuse me while I go talk this guy down.
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Air strike hits biscuit factory in Libyan capital, killing seven
TRIPOLI (Reuters) - At least seven workers were killed and another 35 wounded in an air strike that hit a biscuit factory on Monday in a southern suburb of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, emergency services said.
Those killed in the district of Wadi Rabea, about 21 km (13 miles) from the city center, included two Libyans and five foreigners from Bangladesh and sub-Saharan African countries, said Usama Ali, a spokesman for the ambulance and emergency authority in Tripoli.
Pictures posted by the authority showed several wounded people in bloodstained civilian clothes lying on beds in ambulances or medical facilities.
Tripoli has been under attack since early April from forces loyal to east Libya-based commander Khalifa Haftar. The offensive by his Libyan National Army (LNA) quickly stalled, and both sides, drawing on foreign support, have used drones and fighter jets to carry out air strikes amid sporadic fighting.
LNA air strikes have repeatedly hit civilian areas in Tripoli. Officials in eastern Libya contacted by Reuters on Monday said they had no information about an air strike by their forces.
Since 2014, Libya has been split between rival political and military groupings based in Tripoli and the east.
Haftar has received backing from the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Russia, as well as fluctuating support from some Western powers.
Last week the United States called on the LNA to halt its offensive on Tripoli, warning against Russian interference.
The conflict in and around Tripoli has killed and wounded hundreds of civilians and displaced more than 120,000.


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CFAO launches Suzuki cars into the Nigerian market
Suzuki cars have officially been launched into the Nigerian market by CFAO Motors during the opening of the new Suzuki showroom on Akin Adesola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Amongst the guests in attendance were the Japanese Ambassador, AmbKikuta Yutaka, Chairman CFAO Nigeria Plc, Mr Gbenga Oyebode, managing director/ country delegate, CFAO Nigeria, Mr Thomas Pelletier, executive director international marketing, Suzuki Motor, Mr Koichi Suzuki.
Other personalities at the event were Adebola Williams, Omawumi Megbele, Denola Grey, Juliet Ibrahim, Titi Oyinsan and Simi Drey.
The highlight of the event was the announcement of the new Suzuki offer of financing starting from just N85,000 per month with an option to trade-in old cars subject to terms and conditions. In addition during the first year, the customer does not pay for petrol or service.
CFAO is a pioneer in automotive distribution and has been in Nigeria for 117 years. CFAO Motors is the distributor of the Suzuki brand in 26 African countries with dedicated sales and aftersales support.
Glo sponsors Shell Cooperative expo in Lagos
Speaking at the event, Mr Thomas Pelletier stated: “Our partner, Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan is renowned for the production of top quality and reliable vehicles which are widely trusted for durability and competitive prices. As is traditional with CFAO, we have already trained technicians with the support of the manufacturer and we have made provision for sufficient genuine spare parts at the right price.”
The Suzuki models available in Nigeria are city cars: Alto®, Dzire®, Swift®, Baleno®, Ciaz®, and Ertiga®. The Off-Road Vehicles/Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) are Jimny® and Vitara®.
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Prototyping
Learning by building and testing
By putting tangible things in front of people who’ve been affected by cybercrime or fraud, we are able to learn about what they need and adjust our prototypes to address more of those needs.
You can find an overview of the prototypes built, tested, and iterated on, so far, below:
- Concept 1: Reporting cybercrime with a single identifier (April 2019)
- Concept 2: Finding out where to report scams and online crimes (May 2019)
- Prototype 1: Reporting scams in a structured form (July 2019)
- Prototype 2: Reporting scams in an open form (August 2019)
Applying what we are learning to prototypes
Early on, we started building low-fidelity concepts as a quick way to test different directions. We put these in front of seniors, library-goers, and newcomers to Canada. Here are some of the insights we learned:
- Make the purpose and value of the service clear and have a strong call to action:
* Be explicit about which government or law enforcement entity will receive the report
* Reassure victims that this is not a scam
* Make the service accessible where people already report cybercrime and seek help
- Use language that resonnates with victims:
* Precise, direct, instructional, plain language
* Clearly define terms: "cybercrime", "evidence", etc.
* "Scams" rather than "cybercrimes"
* "Reporting" rather than "sharing"
As we learn more about what victims and police need, we can start to address more of those needs in the prototypes we’re building.
Simply asking for data is not enough
There are many barriers that affect victims’ ability to provide information especially without face-to-face interactions with someone who can empathize, provide context, and help a victim orient themselves in their situation. We have found that many of the things victims struggle with, police are burdened by as well.
Victims cannot provide data all at once, or without structure
Because they’re upset or confused victims find reporting can get overwhelming very quickly. Police tend to see a lot of incomplete reports, or lack of detail in reports because victims are too overwhelmed to answer all their questions.
“Some people will only answer 1 of 6 questions. It’s a lot for them to process.” — Frontline staff
We addressed this in the prototype by dividing the current iteration into short sections that are easily digestible.
Victims feel let down and stop reporting when what happens next is not what they expect
Because this is a new experience for victims, they expect a follow-up phone call, interview, or some kind of written confirmation that the report was received. When next steps are not clear, victims can get anxious and call or visit the police in person to ask for updates.
“Victims visit the next day to ask for case updates or send emails to see if we received [their report]” — Frontline staff
In many cases, victims lose faith and stop reporting altogether because the process is not clear to them. They feel let down, when in reality they were not clearly informed at the source. In response to this, we are trying to use simple, clear language to let people know why reports are being collected and what to expect after reporting.
We are also trying to be clear on the final page about the goal of reporting: to stop cybercriminals. This sheds some light on where the report will go next and can help mitigate confusion about the next steps to prevent unnecessary follow-up with local police.
Victims avoid reporting because they’re ashamed and feel at fault
Because of shame, guilt, and embarrassment, victims avoid telling friends, family and police about what happened. They might think what happened is their fault, especially if they’re not tech-savvy. Police often put in extra time to reassure victims of cybercrime that it is not their fault. When victims feel comfortable enough to reach out and report, police are able to help them better understand what happened to them.
“When [victims] felt safe, and felt that it wasn’t their fault, they opened up more and provided more details” _ — Officer taking reports over the phone_
We’re trying to a blameless tone to acknowledge that people are in a difficult situation, that we’re there to listen, and that they’re not alone. It’s something that frontline staff and call takers do on a daily basis.
Victims use different language than law enforcement
The public does not have the same definitions for words that people in law enforcement do. Police reword required data fields so that victims understand them. Words like “evidence”, “suspect”, “fraud”, “cybercrime” have different definitions and police often give guidance to people and explain what these terms mean.
Instead of relying on those words alone, we want to add context and provide examples and guidance. This helps to reduce the mental work that people have to do to fill out the form.
Victims need to protect themselves from ongoing or future attacks
We are also learning that one of the biggest problems for victims and for police is the lack of preventative guidance and education around protecting yourself. When people report to the police they expect and hope that the police can help them. When police take calls, or help people in person, they try not to leave them hanging.
“I’m saying the same sentence day after day to these poor folks… there needs to be more preventative, proactive help. We get a lot of ‘I don’t know how I fell for this’, after the fact” — Officer taking reports over the phone
Victims are in a state of distress and confusion. They need clear next steps related to getting immediate help and protecting themselves in the future built into the service. When that help is found, they feel safer and more satisfied.
Putting prototypes in front of many users
We are continuing to take what we learned from victims and police and applying it to prototypes through incremental, but informed changes. To test whether we’re meeting the needs of victims and police in the latest reporting form Prototype 2, we examined how this current iteration compared to other versions including the baseline fraud reporting system and an earlier iteration Prototype 1.
Prototype 1 features:
- Reduced content based on the baseline fraud reporting form
- Structured input fields re-designed to lower cognitive load
- Simplified layout, content, and interactions
- More accessible language
Prototype 2 features:
- Open fields that provide flexibility
- Language that provides emotional reassurance
- Examples and prompts that provide guidance
- Clarity on purpose, next steps, and other options
Comparing prototypes in a large-scale test
The purpose of this large-scale test was to know how the current iteration compared in terms of:
- Quality of users’ experience reporting a cybercrime
- Users’ trust and confidence in the form
- The quality and quantity of reports submitted
What we learned
We found that participants were more likely to complete and submit a report when using Prototypes 1 and 2. People rated these prototypes as more usable and preferred to use the current iteration prototype (Prototype 2). Prototype 2 maintains quality with improved usability and loyalty, while increasing the quantity of reports submitted.
Quantity of reports submitted
People using Prototype 1 and Prototype 2 were more likely to complete and submit a report. Over 40% of people who used the baseline opted out of completing and submitting a report.
Experience using the service
People reported higher levels of usablity for both Prototype 1 and Prototype 2 compared to the baseline form.
Experience and intention to use the site
People reported greater intentions to use the current iteration (Prototype 2) than either the baseline form or Prototype 1.
Trust and confidence
People reported equal ratings of trust and confidence in reporting for all three versions of the form. They are also equally likely to recommend each of them.
Report quality
Each report was rated by three RCMP staff members and averaged. Reports from the current iteration (Prototype 2) and the baseline rated as of the same quality.


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The source code is distributed under BSD license, see the file License.txt at the top-level directory.
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sp_ienv() is inquired to choose machine-dependent parameters for the local environment. See ISPEC for a description of the parameters.
This version provides a set of parameters which should give good, but not optimal, performance on many of the currently available computers. Users are encouraged to modify this subroutine to set the tuning parameters for their particular machine using the option and problem size information in the arguments.
Arguments
ISPEC (input) int Specifies the parameter to be returned as the value of SP_IENV. = 1: the panel size w; a panel consists of w consecutive columns of matrix A in the process of Gaussian elimination. The best value depends on machine's cache characters. = 2: the relaxation parameter relax; if the number of nodes (columns) in a subtree of the elimination tree is less than relax, this subtree is considered as one supernode, regardless of their row structures. = 3: the maximum size for a supernode in complete LU; = 4: the minimum row dimension for 2-D blocking to be used; = 5: the minimum column dimension for 2-D blocking to be used; = 6: the estimated fills factor for L and U, compared with A; = 7: the maximum size for a supernode in ILU.
(SP_IENV) (output) int >= 0: the value of the parameter specified by ISPEC < 0: if SP_IENV = -k, the k-th argument had an illegal value.


What is your sex?
How old are you (in years)?
What is your race?
If you chose 'Other' for racial background how would you describe it?
Are you of Hispanic, Latino or Spanish origin?
What is the highest level of education you have completed?
How tall are you (in inches: one foot = 12 inches)?
How much do you weigh (in pounds)?
What is your relationship status?
How many times have you been divorced?
How long was/is your longest romantic relationship (in months: one year = 12 months)?
How many romantic relationships have you had?
How many children do you have?
What is your household's annual income (in dollars)?
Do you have a retirement account?
If you do have a retirement account what percent is in stocks?
Do you rent or own your home/apartment?
How much mortgage debt do you have?
How much car-related debt do you have?
How much education debt do you have?
How much credit card debt do you have?
Please list any other sources of debt you have:
If you listed any other sources of debt, how much debt do you have?
On average, how many cups of coffee do you have each day?
On average, how many cups of tea do you have each day?
On average, how many cans of caffeinated soda do you have each day?
What is your daily caffeine intake from other sources each day (in mg)?
Do you feel you have a problem with gambling?
How many traffic tickets have you gotten in the last year?
How many traffic accidents have you been in over your life?
How many times in your life have you been arrested and/or charged with illegal activities?
What are you motivations for participating in this experiment?
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Mars Base Engine
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Base class for tile maps. More...
#include <TileMapBase.h>
Public Types | |
| typedef std::unique_ptr< TileMapBase > | Ptr |
| typedef sf::Vector2i | Position |
| typedef std::vector< mbe::Entity::HandleID > | EntityIdList |
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual sf::Vector2u | GetSize () const =0 |
| virtual mbe::TiledTerrain & | GetTiledTerrain () const =0 |
| virtual std::vector< Position > | GetReachableTiles (int x, int y) const =0 |
| std::vector< Position > | GetReachableTiles (Position position) const |
| virtual bool | IsTileWalkable (int x, int y) const =0 |
| bool | IsTileWalkable (Position position) const |
| virtual float | GetTileMovementSpeed (int x, int y) const =0 |
| float | GetTileMovementSpeed (Position position) const |
| virtual const EntityIdList & | GetEntities (int x, int y) const =0 |
| const EntityIdList & | GetEntities (Position position) const |
| sf::Vector2f | MapTileToCoord (const Position &tilePosition) const |
| Converts from the tile to the game coordinate system. More... | |
| sf::Vector2f | MapTileToCoordCenter (const Position &tilePosition) const |
| Converts from the tile to the game coordinate system. More... | |
| Position | MapCoordToTile (const sf::Vector2f &coordinate) const |
| Converts from the game to the time coordinate system. More... | |
| sf::Vector2f | GetOffsetFromTile (const sf::Vector2f &coordinate) const |
| Returns the offset from the tile. More... | |
| bool | IsOffsetFromTile (const sf::Vector2f &coordinate) const |
| sf::Vector2f | GetOffsetFromTileCenter (const sf::Vector2f &coordinate) const |
| Returns the offset from the tile center. More... | |
| bool | IsOffsetFromTileCenter (const sf::Vector2f &coordinate) const |
Base class for tile maps.
| sf::Vector2f mbe::TileMapBase::GetOffsetFromTile | ( | const sf::Vector2f & | coordinate | ) | const |
Returns the offset from the tile.
This function calls MapCoordToTile() to find the tile the coordinate is on. Therefore, the origin of the tile is at the bottom left corner of the tile. The offset uses the standard SFML coordinate syste; i.e. The positive y-direction is down.
| coordinate | The position in the game coordinate system |
| sf::Vector2f mbe::TileMapBase::GetOffsetFromTileCenter | ( | const sf::Vector2f & | coordinate | ) | const |
Returns the offset from the tile center.
This function calls MapCoordToTileCenter() to find the tile the coordinate is on. The offset uses the standard SFML coordinate syste; i.e. The positive y-direction is down.
| coordinate | The position in the game coordinate system |
| bool mbe::TileMapBase::IsOffsetFromTile | ( | const sf::Vector2f & | coordinate | ) | const |
@Checks whether the coordinate is offset from the tile
The function calls GetOffsetFromTile() and compares the return value withe a zero offset.
| bool mbe::TileMapBase::IsOffsetFromTileCenter | ( | const sf::Vector2f & | coordinate | ) | const |
@Checks whether the coordinate is offset from the tile
The function calls GetOffsetFromTileCenter() and compares the return value withe a zero offset.
| Position mbe::TileMapBase::MapCoordToTile | ( | const sf::Vector2f & | coordinate | ) | const |
Converts from the game to the time coordinate system.
The position on the tile is ignored. The function only reurns which tile the coordinate is on.
| coordinate | The position in the game coordinate system |
| sf::Vector2f mbe::TileMapBase::MapTileToCoord | ( | const Position & | tilePosition | ) | const |
Converts from the tile to the game coordinate system.
This will be the bottom left corner of the tile. The function also converts the int to a float coordinate.
| tilePosition | The position in the tile map coordinate system |
| sf::Vector2f mbe::TileMapBase::MapTileToCoordCenter | ( | const Position & | tilePosition | ) | const |
Converts from the tile to the game coordinate system.
This will be the center of the tile. The function also converts the int to a float coordinate.
| tilePosition | The position in the tile map coordinate system |


This is a deep-equality function that will return true if two objects have the same values (recursively).
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This is a deep-equality function that will return true if two objects have the same values (recursively).


The IFrame module displays content from your website or another website within a frame inside a page. The IFrame can be used to frame content such as documents, PDF files, images or website pages. Optional settings include displaying a frame border or adding a scroll bar. The width and height of the IFrame can be set as required. A number of querystring parameters can also be set to customize the contents of the IFrame.
Installation Note: This module must be deployed and installed on your site by a SuperUser.
Module Version: 04.04.00 / Minimum DNN Version: 04.03.05
The IFrame Module


Zend Framework
LICENSE
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The purpose of Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider_Signature is to derive callable signatures from the provided provider.
__construct(
\Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider_Interface $provider
)
:
void
Constructor
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $provider | \Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider_Interface |
_process(
)
:
void
_process() is called at construction time and is what will build the signature information for determining what is actionable
_processActionableMethods(
)
:
void
_processActionableMethods() - process all methods that can be called on this provider.
_processSpecialties(
)
:
void
_processSpecialties() - Break out the specialty names for this provider
getActionableMethod(
string $methodName
)
:
array
getActionableMethod() - Get an actionable method by name, this will return an array of useful information about what can be exectued on this provider
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $methodName | string |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| array |
getActionableMethodByActionName(
string $actionName, $specialtyName
=
_Global
)
:
array
getActionableMethodByActionName() - Get an actionable method by its action name, this will return an array of useful information about what can be exectued on this provider
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $actionName | string | |
| $specialtyName |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| array |
getProvider(
)
:
\Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider_Interface
Get the provider for this signature
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider_Interface |
getProviderReflection(
)
:
\Zend_Reflection_Class
getProviderReflection()
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Reflection_Class |
setRegistry(
\Zend_Tool_Framework_Registry_Interface $registry
)
:
\Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider_Signature
setRegistry()
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $registry | \Zend_Tool_Framework_Registry_Interface |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Tool_Framework_Provider_Signature |


Lumpy Clam Chowder
Yikes! Who wants to eat something with lumpy in its name? Oh wait...maybe a dog would.
Yikes! Who wants to eat something with lumpy in its name? Oh wait...maybe a dog would.
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Firstly, make the herb crust. Preheat the oven to 120/C248F/Gas 1. Lay the ciabatta, lemon rind, capers, anchovies, onions and olives on a baking sheet, and place them in the oven to dry out for two hours.
Transfer the mixture to the bowl of a food processor fitted with a metal blade and blend until fine breadcrumbs form (about two minutes).
Preheat the oven to 180C/356F/Gas 4. Season the lamb and then warm a large heavy-based frying pan. Add enough oil to cover the base and seal the lamb on each side with the fat (about two minutes).
Brush the lamb with mustard so that it is completely covered and then roll it in the herb crust. Place the meat in a shallow baking dish and bake in the oven until medium rare, about 12 minutes, turning halfway through.
Remove from the oven and leave to rest.
For the butternut squash, heat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5. Cut the squash in half, scoop out the seeds, then peel and chop the flesh into even-sized chunks. Place in a bowl and add the garlic, lemon zest and juice, olive oil and half the melted butter.
Toss the ingredients together then spread out in a roasting pan. Scatter over the thyme leaves and roast in the oven for about 20 minutes, until the squash feels tender when pierced with the tip of a knife.
Scoop the roasted squash into a food processor or blender with the remaining butter, mustard, cream and seasoning. Blend to a smooth purée and serve.
To serve, cut the lamb racks into cutlets. On each plate, arrange a few cutlets on a bed of butternut squash mixture.


Getting Started¶
Once you have successfully installed frewpy you’ll need to import the FrewModel
object at the top of your script and define the file path to the model you wish to manipulate. With these defined, you can instantiate the model object.
from frewpy import FrewModel
file_path = r'C:\Users\fred.white\Documents\windows-work\frewpy\models\test_model.json'
model = FrewModel(file_path)
With the model object instantiated, you now have access to all of the methods and attributes within frewpy. If you wish to get the results or export the results to excel, for example, type one of the following lines of code:
wall_results = model.wall.get_results()
out_path = r'C:\Users\fred.white\Desktop'
model.wall.results_to_excel(out_path)
Note: if you try to return the results of a model without any results in, you will be asked to analyse the model first.
The examples
directory held within the repository will provide you more examples of how you may use frewpy
. These examples, and the rest of the available methods are also shown in the Insert link to docs here. Alternatively you can read the source code to understand what is possible with the library.