Get a super cheap home security camera system at Amazon before Black Friday
by Cat EllisGet a super cheap home security camera system at Amazon before Black Friday
Great cameras for bargain prices
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This year's Amazon Black Friday deals are nearly here, but if you've been thinking about investing in a home security camera setup there's no need to wait – you can already get a great deal on this two-camera Blink XT2 system.
Blink, owned by Amazon, already offers some of the best value security cameras around, and this price makes them even more appealing. Unlike previous Blink devices, this pair offer two-way audio, so you can hear and speak to anyone who triggers their motion sensors using the Blink app on your phone or tablet.
The motion detection is smart too, so you can choose which zones are monitored and only receive notifications when the cameras detect movement there. They also work with Alexa, so if you own an Amazon Echo Show or Echo Spot, you can simple say 'Alexa, show me the front door camera' to see who's waiting to be let in.
Both cameras are robust and weatherproof, so you can mount them indoors or outside, and they'll capture crisp footage night and day. They're completely wireless, so setup is effortless, and there's no monthly subscription fee to worry about. What could be easier?
If you only need to keep an eye on the inside of your home, Amazon has also slashed the price of indoor Blink camera kits. These are available with one, three or five cameras, and if that's not enough you can also pick up extra cameras individually to cover extra rooms.
You don't get two-way voice communication with these cameras, and they're suitable for indoor use only, but with prices starting at just £60, these are likely to be some of the most affordable home security starter kits we'll see this year.
Interested in a security camera system. but not sure which is right for you? Check out our guide to the two biggest names in affordable surveillance: Blink vs Arlo: which security camera system is best for you.
TechRadar is scouring every retailer and rounding up all the top deals over the Black Friday period, and we’ve put all the best Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday deals in easy-to-navigate articles to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.


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This is the official AtomicDEX mobile beta program channel -
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.komodoplatform.atomicdex - iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/c2mOLEoC - Please use https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicdex/issues for bug reports and feature requests. For critical security bug reports please do send us your encrypted (https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x379287998EE6CF47) report to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and allow up to 24h for reply. For atomicDEX API (mm2) related issue reports or feature requests please do use https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX-API/issues
Between 22-Dec-19 12:00 AM and 23-Dec-19 12:00 AM
tolken22-Dec-19 09:08 AM
@phm87 Can you please explain what you ultimately did to get past that error "error: some components unavailable for download channel nightly-2019-10-06: 'clippy', 'rustfmt'" etc? I'm getting the same exact error. Using Ubuntu 18.04 and following that guide.(edited)
phm8722-Dec-19 09:12 AM
Yes. I hope that kmd team will update docs for ubuntu this time.
I am using ubuntu 16.04
I had to reinstall cmake that was not properly installed. Cmake was not in path
I installed mm2 on 2 VM but I encountered the same errors twice. I will send you my notes and I will try to install it on a 3rd VM (I need to do it for one of my projects)
tolken22-Dec-19 09:18 AM
haven't even gotten to building, still at rust install but thank you for the notes, good to know. Just trying to finally get back into this, have some time on my hands again so looking forward to trying to provide some additional liquidity. Was all setup back in the mm1.0 days, but lots to catch up on. Thanks very much phm87
This is the official AtomicAPI (atomicDEX API) repository - KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX-API
PengPuffPow22-Dec-19 12:22 PM
Do we have a atomic dex api exception documentation? Error handling is a bit difficult with the API...
How could I ignore the following error:
{"error":"rpc:273] lp_commands:74] lp_coins:452] Coin MORTY already initialized"}
I would have to search the text for "already initialized" or?
And what does "]" stand for?
Thanks!
Oszy22-Dec-19 12:22 PM
try asking in #dev-marketmaker(edited)
PengPuffPow22-Dec-19 12:23 PM
ok i try thanks
artemciy_dice22-Dec-19 12:30 PM
] follows stack trace information (allowing you to readily find the relevant source code). We have plans to introduce maintainable error codes. As of now you'd use ends_with("] Coin MORTY already initialized")(edited)
Not sure if this particular error should be handled, can you avoid duplicated initializations instead?
kmdkrazy22-Dec-19 05:22 PM
introducing a new/private coin should be easy in the future with atomic DEX -- especially with nSPV around the corner for KMD asset chains,(edited)
just import a basic coin file and you are done
/parameters and icon
so farmer joe will be able to BARTER DEX his pigs on the blockchain
alcadi22-Dec-19 05:25 PM
Hello Admin,
How can I see my 5.1% rewards on AtomicDEX?
CoinKing8822-Dec-19 05:29 PM
There is a button to claim them if you hold KMD in the app
kmdkrazy22-Dec-19 05:34 PM
I'll just guess Antara and AtomicDEX will be turn key within 12 months VIA nSPV at a lower cost for smaller projects like ToiletMOD or Commode or Komodore --- WTF??? --(edited)
the integration of Z transactions with AtomicDEX is when this ship starts sailing.
1Q 2020
CoinKing8822-Dec-19 05:41 PM
How is integrating Z transactions important? Can you explain to a average joe (me)?
Alright22-Dec-19 05:47 PM
just allows for ARRR swaps
ARRR can then act as sort of a tumbler for any coin it can swap with
All the tools are ready to be placed ...the arrr light wallet is ready
SHossain22-Dec-19 05:59 PM
arrr lite wallet is already working
in a way
@mrlynch can provide more info on that
kmdkrazy22-Dec-19 06:00 PM
It can blend into DEX soon
SHossain22-Dec-19 06:00 PM
but, integrating ARRR on atomicDEX is something that is something for q1 2020. there is a nice bounty for that as well
CoinKing8822-Dec-19 06:35 PM
You mean booty? Pirate booty
alcadi22-Dec-19 06:48 PM
Hi @CoinKing88
Yes, but how long after I deposit can I claim. Because when I try to claim, I get the message "please trying again in 1h"
CoinKing8822-Dec-19 06:53 PM
Just try again in 1h then, 5.1% is annual reward, which you wanna claim monthly to stay active.
mrlynch22-Dec-19 06:53 PM
yes there is a 150k ARRR bounty (so far) for Atomic DEX integration
CoinKing8822-Dec-19 06:53 PM
How can i claim some of that booty?
mrlynch22-Dec-19 06:54 PM
i'm in the process of documenting lightwalletd which should make things a bit clearer however there is still a lot of work to be done for the actual integration
@CoinKing88 if you know either rustlang (AtomicDEX API) or C++ (core) start coding :]
CoinKing8822-Dec-19 06:55 PM
I am in accounting, i only do Microsoft Excel. (edited)
If there is a audit challenge or something i am in lol
ComputerGenie 👴🏼📢22-Dec-19 07:01 PM
How can i claim some of that booty?
Make it work
alcadi22-Dec-19 07:09 PM
@CoinKing88, I've been trying for 8 days and it's not working, what am I doing wrong?
CoinKing8822-Dec-19 07:10 PM
Well my expertise is limited, ill let a other user answer that one. Should not take 8 days, i claimed daily a few times in a row.
polycryptoblog22-Dec-19 07:10 PM
@alcadi what wallet are you using
alcadi22-Dec-19 07:11 PM
AtomicDEX
polycryptoblog22-Dec-19 07:15 PM
@alcadi how much kmd do you have in your address?
Minimum to generate reward is 10 KMD in a utxo .
So if you sent 4 transactions, 3 + 3 +3+1 , that would not generate reward. But if it is all in one utxo as 10, it will . Easiest way to make sure is just to send your balance to yourself
alcadi22-Dec-19 07:17 PM
@polycryptoblog, I'm doing a test with 11 kmd initially
polycryptoblog22-Dec-19 07:20 PM
Ok, try sending your balance to yourself and try claiming in one hour, though with a small amount like that it may not be enough to overcome txfee. May want to wait on claiming for a bit
alcadi22-Dec-19 07:21 PM
Ok, friend I'm going to try many thanks
alcadi22-Dec-19 09:02 PM
@polycryptoblog Thank you very much for your support. One last question; whenever I make a deposit or claim a reward I will have a new balance, should I do the same procedure so that the new rewards are on the total balance?
kmdkrazy22-Dec-19 09:23 PM
Use the etomic approach for integrating z coins is my opinion @mrlynch - @artem.pikulin should be capable of seizing some ARRR booty pretty quickly....I think he's the one that made etomic work..(edited)


One characteristic of maturity in programming is readiness to pass a program as an argument.  A suite of such programs can be variously connected to perform a great variety of functions, with each program doing its bit and passing control to the next one.
In C a program is passed to another program by pointer reference, and invoked by (*pfi)(arguments). J has no pointers, but it has a great many ways to pass executable nuggets around the system. We will learn them now.
The simplest way to get a verb f to pass control to another program g is to define f to call a verb with a public name, say f_subfn, and then to define f_subfn to be g . In C, this would be ridiculous, because it would imply that f_subfn is permanently bound to a single value of g, with the result that all calls to f from anywhere in your program would be stuck with the same value of g .
J overcomes this objection by allowing redefinition of f_subfn . Each invocation of f looks like
f_subfn =: g
f arguments
When f is invoked elsewhere, the correct value of f_subfn will be assigned similarly, so each invocation of f can pass control properly.
I find this technique hideous, but I have to admit it is effective. J uses it to get callbacks from DLLs. It must not be used if f_subfn is going to be called in response to an event, since its value may have been redefined by the time the event occurs.
Using the Argument To a Modifier
If the verb isn't going to call a name of its own choosing, you have to tell it what to call. The simplest way to do this is to change the verb into a modifier; then when it executes it has access to its operands, which can be verbs. So, instead of
f =: verb : 'definition'
you write
f =: adverb define
monadic definition
:
dyadic definition
)
and within the definition of f you can refer to the left operand of the adverb, which goes by the name u . If you decide to write a conjunction instead, its right operand is v . The noun operands of the derived verb (u f or u f v) are x and y, as usual. We will discuss user-defined modifiers in a later chapter.
In Chapter 3 this technique was used to calculate the Chebyshev coefficients of a function. The function to be approximated is one of the inputs to this calculation, so we write an adverb and let its left operand be the function. With chebft defined as in the example, an example of its use is:
10 (2&o.) chebft 0 1
1.64717 _0.232299 _0.0537151 0.00245824 0.000282119...
Here the function to be approximated is the cosine function 2&o., evaluated for 10 Chebyshev coefficients over the interval 0 1 .
When you define a modifier, you have no way to specify that you are defining only the dyadic case as you can for a verb with dyad define . Instead, you use the form given above, in which the monadic definition (if any) is separated from the dyadic by a line containing a single ':' character. chebft did this, since its derived verb is always dyadic.
Invoking a Gerund: m`:6
Sometimes you want to use a noun rather than a verb to designate a verb to be called. An asynchronous socket handler is an example: the socket handler will have many transfers going on at once, each one with a callback to be executed when the transfer is complete. The callbacks must be put into a table along with other information about the transfer; in other words, the callbacks must be nouns.
We have already met nouns that carried verbs; we called them gerunds. We found that gerunds were created by the conjunction ` and executed by<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. While these tools are adequate to allow verbs to be passed as arguments, some simplifications are available that we will discuss now.
A gerund created by u`v is always a list (each element of which, as we learned, is an atomic representation of a verb, which we will treat as untouchable). Even if there is only one verb, the result of ` is a list:
+`''
+-+
|+|
+-+
$ +`''
1
It makes sense for the gerund created by ` to be a list, since it contains a list of verb-representations one of which is selected for execution by<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. But when we are passing a single verb-as-noun as an argument, it is OK for it to be a scalar box. And, it can be invoked using the `: conjunction: m`:6 converts the gerund m into a verb. So, in our example, we pass the callback as one box in a parameter list, and then we select it, turn it into a verb with m`:6, and execute it, as we can see in a stripped-down example. The gerund operations are not difficult so I am going to keep your interest with a couple of new tricks:
callback =: dyad : '(x) =: y'
Howzat? (x) =:? Yeah, this means that the value of x tells what variable will be assigned. x can be any valid assignment target: a name, a multiple assignment, or other exotic forms given in the Dictionary.
calledfn =: monad : '(0 { y)`:6 (1 {:: y)'
So calledfn is expecting an argument of (at least) 2 boxes. The first one will be the gerund to execute, and the second one will be the argument to pass to that verb. We open the second box (with {::) but we leave the first as a box so that `:6 can turn it into a verb.
calledfn 'vbl'&callback ` (<25)
The first challenge is figuring out what the argument to calledfn is. ` sees a verb on its left; it converts that to a gerund. It sees a noun to its right, so it appends it unchanged to the gerund from the left. This produces
'vbl'&callback ` (<25)
+----------------------+--+
|+-+------------------+|25|
||&|+-------+--------+|| |
|| ||+-+---+|callback||| |
|| |||0|vbl|| ||| |
|| ||+-+---+| ||| |
|| |+-------+--------+|| |
|+-+------------------+| |
+----------------------+--+
The first box is the atomic representation of the verb, just as mysterious as it was billed to be, and the second box has the 25. Now what do we get when we pass that in as the argument to calledfn (try to work it out before you peek at the answer)?
calledfn 'vbl'&callback ` (<25)
25
Did you get it? We executed 'vbl'&callback 25 which then executed vbl =: 25 which has the result 25, which comes back as the result of calledfn . The assignment was public:
vbl
25
Passing the Definition Of a Verb: 128!:2 (Apply)
As an alternative to passing a gerund and invoking it with m`:6, you could pass the string representation of a verb and make a verb out of it with 3 :n or 4 :n . Better yet, if you can make do with a monadic verb, you can use the foreign dyad 128!:2 which has rank 1 _ and goes by the name Apply. x 128!:2 y takes the string x which must describe a verb, and applies the verb so described to y (as a monad). It is therefore similar to (3 : 'x') y with the restriction that x must describe a one-line verb without assignments. The advantage of using 128!:2 rather than the method in the next section is that y does not have to be converted to its string representation.
Passing an Executable Sentence: Monad ". and 5!:5
As the ultimate in flexibility, you can pass an entire J sentence as a character string and then execute it with monad ". . It is executed exactly as if it had been a line of the executing verb (or from the keyboard if that's where ". was entered). For example:
". 'a =. i. 4'
0 1 2 3
The sentence was executed.
a
0 1 2 3
The assignment was performed.
". '+/' , ": a
6
The operand of monad ". must be a string, so before we can take its total we must convert a to a sequence of characters that will have the value of a when executed. For a large operand, converting to string form adds overhead that might steer you towards using a gerund or 128!:2 instead.
I think C programmers are likely to overlook opportunities to use monad ". because it is so foreign to their experience. It is equivalent to compiling and executing a code segment as part of the running program--it's just unthinkable. But in J, it's commonplace.
If you are going to use monad ". you will face the problem of converting your nouns to string form. Here's the display of a noun: what character string would you execute to produce a noun with that value?
a
+------------+----------------------------------+
|+---+--+---+|0 2.25 4.5 6.75 9 11.25 13.5 15.75|
||abc|de|fgh|| |
|+---+--+---+| |
+------------+----------------------------------+
Fortunately, you don't have to worry about it. The foreign monad 5!:5 takes as y a boxed name (not a value) and produces a string which when executed has the same value as the variable named by y .


BMLTiOSLibDelegate
@objc
public protocol BMLTiOSLibDelegate
This protocol is required for any class that wants to control an instance of BMLTiOSLib.
Only 2 of these functions are required:
- func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, serverIsValid: Bool)
- func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, errorOccurred error: Error)
All the rest are optional.
These are all called in the main thread.
-
REQUIRED
Indicates whether or not the server pointed to via the URI is a valid server (the connection was successful).
This will be called after the Root Server connection sequence has completed.
This connection sequence consists of:
- Determining the fundamental validity of the URI (Connects to a Root Server). The Root Server MUST run SSL (HTTPS).
- Determining the fundamental validity of the Root Server (Correct version, supports the proper set of default keys).
- Loading the full set of available formats (They may not all be in actual use by meetings).
- Loading the entire set of Service bodies.
- Loading the entire set of languages available on the Root Server.
By the time this method has been called with serverIsValid as true, the BMLTiOSLib has the following properties set and valid:
- searchCriteria (This will be empty and clear, but available for access).
- distanceUnits and distanceUnitsString
- availableMeetingValueKeys (This contains the Dictionary key strings that can access various meeting properties).
- emailMeetingContactsEnabled (True, if the Server is set to allow emails to be sent to meeting contacts).
- emailServiceBodyAdminsEnabled (True, if these emails will CC the Service Body Admin for that Service body, as well as the meeting contact -They may be the same email address).
- changeDepth (The number of changes saved per meeting).
- googleAPIKey (The API key for the Root Server -May not be useful for most other Servers).
- delegate (That will be the object that was passed in as delegate when the instance was created).
- rootServerURI
- versionAsString and versionAInt
- isAdminAvailable (True, if Semantic Administration is available).
- defaultLocation (The Root Server’s default central location).
- serviceBodies (This is a
flat
Array of the Service bodies, with no hierarchy). - hierarchicalServiceBodies (This maps out the Service bodies in the hierarchy they occupy on the Root Server, and this is just one node with children only -no parents or Service body). The children are all the top-level (sb_owner == 0, or
parentless
) Service bodies. The hierarchy is designed to becrawled.
- allPossibleFormats (an Array of format objects available -May not all be used by the meetings).
- availableServerLanguages (an Array of language objects).
You can’t call any of the BMLTiOSLib communication instance methods until this callback has been invoked with a serverIsValid value of true.
Declaration
Swift
func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, serverIsValid: Bool)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
inServerIsValid
A Bool, true, if the server was successfully connected. If false, you must reinstantiate BMLTiOSLib. You can’t re-use the same instance.
-
REQUIRED
Called if there is an error.
The error String will be a key for localization, and will be pretty much worthless on its own.
Declaration
Swift
func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, errorOccurred error: Error)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
error
The error that occurred.
-
OPTIONAL
Returns the result of a meeting search.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, meetingSearchResults: [BMLTiOSLibMeetingNode])
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
meetingSearchResults
An array of meeting objects, representing the results of a search.
-
OPTIONAL
Returns the result of a format search.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, formatSearchResults: [BMLTiOSLibFormatNode], isAllUsedFormats: Bool)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
formatSearchResults
An array of format objects.
isAllUsedFormats
This is true, if this is the
all used formats
call, where we generate objects that reflect the formats actually used by any meetings in the entire database (as opposed to simplyavailable, but not used
). -
OPTIONAL
Returns the result of a change list request.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, changeListResults: [BMLTiOSLibChangeNode])
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
changeListResults
An array of change objects.
-
OPTIONAL
Returns the result of a change list request for deleted-only meetings.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, deletedChangeListResults: [BMLTiOSLibChangeNode])
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
deletedChangeListResults
An array of change objects.
-
OPTIONAL
Indicates whether or not a Semantic Admin log in or out occurred.
This actually is called when the login state changes (or doesn’t change when change is expected). This is called in response to a login or logout. It is always called, even if the login state did not change.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, loginChangedTo: Bool)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
loginChangedTo
A Bool, true, if the session is currently connected.
-
OPTIONAL
Called when a new meeting has been added, or a deleted meeting has been restored.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, newMeetingAdded: BMLTiOSLibEditableMeetingNode)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
newMeetingAdded
Meeting object.
-
OPTIONAL
Called when a meeting has been rolled back to a previous version.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, meetingRolledback: BMLTiOSLibEditableMeetingNode)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
meetingRolledback
Meeting object.
-
OPTIONAL
Called when a meeting has been edited.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, adminMeetingChangeComplete: BMLTiOSLibChangedMeeting!)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
adminMeetingChangeComplete
If successful, this will be the changes made to the meeting. nil, if failed.
-
OPTIONAL
Called when a new meeting has been deleted.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, deleteMeetingSuccessful: Bool)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
deleteMeetingSuccessful
true, if the operation was successful.
-
OPTIONAL
Called when a message has been sent to a meeting contact.
Declaration
Swift
@objc optional func bmltLibInstance(_ inLibInstance: BMLTiOSLib, sendMessageSuccessful: Bool)
Parameters
inLibInstance
the BMLTiOSLib instance.
sendMessageSuccessful
true, if the operation was successful.


Movement controls:
- W/S: Translate Forward/Backward
- A/D: Translate Left/Right
- Mouse position: Up/Down for dive and surface, Left/Right to Rotate
- Z: Reset position and rotation.
This page's source code can be found at
http://github.io/cantren/cantren.github.io/


As someone who has been only slightly touched by the world of Silicon Valley through our developers at work, I really don't know that I had any expectations for DBC. All I knew is that I was going to meet some cool people at a similar juncture in their lives and learn something that was far beyond anything I had ever done before, supported almost solely by the encouragement of my roommate and friend who truly believed that I was capable of doing well enough to "pass" but to do so awesomely.
I'm already amazed by my other cohort participants. They're unbelievably eager to help and own up to questions which is comforting to a girl who has never stepped foot into a basic programming class and lives in fear of failing.
I predict that this type of environment will vastly change me as not only a learner, but a human. I've already started on a journey to learning more about mindfulness and practicing meditation more frequently. What I originally thought was going to be a fast-paced cram session of learning Ruby on Rails has already become something that has affected how I view the world and myself entirely.
I spent most of my first week working through Phase 0 in absolute fear that I was not qualified to "be here". To have this chance to do something that feels like too much of a stretch. It's hard to be a student again after a few years working fairly independently and successfully, but after watching a recent video, I realized that I am qualified. I made it through the interview. I made it through the pre-requisites. My friends clearly saw enough in me to direct me this way.
It's easy to say now that I'm feeling more confident, but I'm looking forward to the challenge.


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Why does with Windows always has a problem or is more difficult to work with nice non-Microsoft stuff?! I was configuring Vagrant to run a project with Nodejs. Everything was going really well when my host machine was the Mac. But when I had to use the Windows as host machine then I got my first problem to run the command npm install inside the guest Ubuntu machine:
Error: UNKNOWN, symlink
After some attempts the only solution that works was use a parameter to not force use symlink when installing npm dependencies:
sudo npm install --no-bin-link
Take a look on this post to understand better the problem.


US to extend license allowing its companies to continue business with Huawei
WASHINGTON, Nov 16 — The United States is set to extend a license allowing US companies to continue doing business with Chinese technology company Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the New York Times reported yesterday, citing people familiar with the deliberations.
An earlier reprieve issued by the US Commerce Department is set to expire on Monday, but the administration of US President Donald Trump is expected to extend it for a period of time, according to the report, which added that the decision could change given the ongoing trade talks between the US and China.
Huawei and the Commerce Department did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment outside regular working hours. — Reuters


BBC drama starring John Boyega and directed by Steve McQueen being filmed in Wolverhampton
A new BBC drama starring John Boyega and Letitia Wright has started filming in Wolverhampton.
by Harriet EvansThe star studded cast features Star Wars' John Boyega and Black Panther's Letitia Wright, alongside Alex Jennings and Line of Duty actress Rochenda Sandall.
The period drama 'Small Axe', from Oscar and BAFTA winning writer and director Steve McQueen, will be a six part series telling five stories set within London's West Indian community.
McQueen has said Small Axe would be "local but at the same time global".
Spanning three decades, the story begins at the moment of Enoch Powell's 'Rivers of Blood' speech in 1968.
The series will tell the story of a residents in Ladbroke Grove who meet at a restaurant called The Mangrove which becomes a community space and as the years go on a meeting-point for protestors.
Filming began in London in June and the crew were spotted at a property in Goldthorn Avenue on Friday morning preparing the set.
Production lorries and vans lined the usually quiet residential street, as well as gazebos which were pitched outside the home.
Members of the team were preparing the exterior of the property, by coating the PVC windows to age them, making them fit the period setting.
A number of retro cars were also spotted parked along the street which are going to be used as part of the production.
A resident in Goldthorn Avenue, said: "It's been really exciting having a BBC series being filmed in our street, especially to see the classic cars my son has been really excited.
"It's nice to have something positive going on in Wolverhampton for a change."
McQueen, whose films include 12 Years A Slave and Widows, said he wanted to "re-live, re-evaluate and investigate the journeys that my parents and the first generation of West Indians went on".
The series will air on BBC One in 2020.


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Troubleshooting
Tile Server
To get more information about what is going on behind the scenes, run the server with the --debug
commandline parameter on, or turn on debugging in the configuration file:
./pg_tileserv --debug
Web Layer
Hitting your service end points with a command-line utility like curl can also yield useful information:
curl -I http://localhost:7800/index.json
Database Layer
The debug mode of the tile server returns the SQL that is being called on the database, but if you want to delve more deeply into all the SQL that is being run on the database, you can turn on statement logging in PostgreSQL by editing the postgresql.conf
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Problem:
BBCode buttons in the BattleLog Forums are missing and unable to be used.
Addon Version:
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Browser:
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Screenshots:
Chrome:
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gvfsd-fuse - Fuse daemon for gvfs
gvfsd-fuse maintains a fuse mount to make gvfs backends available to POSIX applications. The mount point for the fuse filesystem is provided by the [PATH] argument.
gvfsd-fuse is normally started by gvfsd(1). In this case, the mount point is $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/gvfs or $HOME/.gvfs.
-d
Enable fuse debug output. This implies -f.
-f
Run in the foreground.
-s
Run single-threaded.
-o OPTION
Set a fuse-specific option. See the fuse documentation for a list of these.
On success 0 is returned, a non-zero failure code otherwise.
gvfs(7)


Use this function to perform a full biomarker analysis on an ensemble boolean model dataset where the model classification is based on the Matthews correlation coefficient score (MCC). This analysis enables the discovery of performance biomarkers, nodes whose activity and/or boolean model parameterization (link operator) affects the prediction performance of the models (as measured by the MCC score).
biomarker_mcc_analysis( model.predictions, models.stable.state, models.link.operator = NULL, observed.synergies, threshold, num.of.mcc.classes = 5, penalty = 0.1 )
| model.predictions | a |
|---|---|
| models.stable.state | a |
| models.link.operator | a |
| observed.synergies | a character vector with elements the names of the
drug combinations that were found as synergistic. This should be a subset of
the tested drug combinations, that is the column names of the |
| threshold | numeric. A number in the [0,1] interval, above which (or below its negative value) a biomarker will be registered in the returned result. Values closer to 1 translate to a more strict threshold and thus less biomarkers are found. |
| num.of.mcc.classes | numeric. A positive integer larger than 2 that signifies the number of mcc classes (groups) that we should split the models MCC values. Default value: 5. |
| penalty | value between 0 and 1 (inclusive). A value of 0 means no penalty and a value of 1 is the strickest possible penalty. Default value is 0.1. This penalty is used as part of a weighted term to the difference in a value of interest (e.g. activity or link operator difference) between two group of models, to account for the difference in the number of models from each respective model group. |
a list with various elements:
predicted.synergies
: a character vector of the synergies (drug
combination names) that were predicted by at least one of the models
in the dataset.
models.mcc
: a numeric vector of MCC scores, one for each model.
Values are in the [-1,1] interval.
diff.state.mcc.mat
: a matrix whose rows are vectors of
average node activity state differences between two groups of models where
the classification was based on the MCC score of each model and was
found using an optimal univariate k-means clustering method
(Ckmeans.1d.dp
).
Rows represent the different classification group matchings, e.g. (1,2)
means the models that were classified into the first MCC class vs the models
that were classified in the 2nd class (higher is better). The columns
represent the network's node names. Values are in the [-1,1] interval.
biomarkers.mcc.active
: a character vector whose elements are
the names of the active state biomarkers. These nodes appear more
active in the better performance models.
biomarkers.mcc.inhibited
: a character vector whose elements are
the names of the inhibited state biomarkers. These nodes appear more
inhibited in the better performance models.
diff.link.mcc.mat
: a matrix whose rows are vectors of
average node link operator differences between two groups of models where
the classification was based on the MCC score of each model and was
found using an optimal univariate k-means clustering method
(Ckmeans.1d.dp
).
Rows represent the different classification group matchings, e.g. (1,2)
means the models that were classified into the first MCC class vs the models
that were classified in the 2nd class (higher is better).
The columns represent the network's node names. Values are in the [-1,1] interval.
biomarkers.mcc.or
: a character vector whose elements are
the names of the OR link operator biomarkers. These nodes have
mostly the OR link operator in their respective boolean equations
in the better performance models.
biomarkers.mcc.and
: a character vector whose elements are
the names of the AND link operator biomarkers. These nodes have
mostly the AND link operator in their respective boolean equations
in the better performance models.
Other general analysis functions:
biomarker_synergy_analysis()
,
biomarker_tp_analysis()


McDonald's customers slam festive drinks added to menu
A spokesperson for the chain addressed the complaints
by Jessica Sansome, Andrew McQuarrieSome McDonald's customers have been left disappointed by festive drinks on offer - with one punter claiming their day was "ruined" by a beverage.
The fast-food chain's Christmas menu includes a Millionaire's Latte and a Toffee Latte.
But some customers have revealed they were less than impressed with the products, according to the Manchester Evening News.
One angry social media user wrote: "Fuming mate, second Millionaire Latte from @McDonalds WITHOUT cream. No it hadn't melted and no it hadn't stuck to the lid. Day, ruined."
Another tweeted: "@McDonaldsUK @McDonalds is this meant to be your Christmas millionaires edition? First of all it's not even full, second it's definitely not the advertised one #McDonalds #mcdonaldsuk."
A third, meanwhile, wrote: "What is that!? @McDonalds it’s supposed to be a toffee latte but you seem to have forgotten to put the latte in there!"
A McDonald's spokesperson addressed the complaints by suggesting that a "great flavour" would be guaranteed, even if the cream had melted.
The spokesperson said: "As with any cream on top of a hot drink, if left for a period of time, our swirl of chocolate cream and a caramel drizzle will blend into the latte.
"Most of our customers are loving it too much to leave it that long, but if it does melt then you’ll still get all of the great flavours, just combined with your drink instead of on top."
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Pig Dice!!
Are you ready for the challenge??
Instructions
- Each turn, a player repeatedly rolls a dice until either a 1 is rolled or the player decides to "hold":
- If the player rolls a 1, they score nothing and it becomes the next player's turn.
- If the player rolls any other number, it is added to their turn total and the player's turn continues.
- If a player chooses to "hold", their turn total is added to their score, and it becomes the next player's turn.
- The first player to score 100 or more points wins!!


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The EEAC consists of an Executive Committee (EC), and Review Committees (RC) of various sizes on an as-needed basis.
Report Dissemination
Upon receiving a completed RC review, the EEAC will publicly disseminate the review and submit a copy to the EPA Administrator and other relevant EPA staff. RCs are highly encouraged to pursue publication in peer-reviewed outlets such as Science Policy Forum, Review of Environmental Economics and Policy. Prior to dissemination, final reviews should include the following disclaimer “This report was initiated by the Environmental Economics Advisory Committee (EEAC), an organization whose mission is to provide independent advice on the state-of-the-science with regard to the benefits, costs, and design of EPA’s environmental programs. The views expressed in this paper reflect those of the authors.”Funding
Initial in-kind funding to develop a website will be provided by EC members. The EC may pursue additional funds from non-partisan sources to assist with the development and dissemination of RC reviews.Guiding Principles
1. The EEAC will strive to provide EPA with the best available economic science as reflected in the current peer-reviewed literature.2. The EEAC is a non-partisan, apolitical, body.
3. The EEAC's process, membership, and findings will be transparent and accessible to the public.
Founding Executive Committee members
Antonio Bento, University of Southern California<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Burtraw, Resource for the Future<EMAIL_ADDRESS>J.R. DeShazo, UCLA<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mary Evans, Claremont McKenna College<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Meredith Fowlie, UC Berkeley<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Kenneth Gillingham, Yale<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Reed Johnson, Duke University<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Matt Kotchen, Yale University<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Matt Neidell, Columbia University<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Steve Newbold, University of Wyoming<EMAIL_ADDRESS>V. Kerry Smith, Arizona State University<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Rob Stavins, Harvard University, robert_stavins@hks.harvard.edu


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Template engine can be set globally, at class level, then inside actions you simply call render
and counterparts.
This way you can change your engine for an entire app with minimal impact, without refactoring a single action.
By default Espresso uses ERB template engine.
Example: - Set :Erubis for current controller
class App < E # ... engine :Erubis end
Example: - Set :Haml for an entire slice
module App class News < E # ... end class Articles < E # ... end end app = App.mount do engine :Haml end app.run
If engine requires some arguments/options, simple pass them as consequent params.
Just like
engine :SomeEngine, :some_arg, :some => :option
Example: - Set default encoding
engine :Erubis, default_encoding: Encoding.default_external
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Espresso will use the default extension of current engine.
To set a custom extension, use engine_ext
.
Example:
class App < E # ... engine :Erubis engine_ext :xhtml end
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By default, Espresso will look for templates in "view/" folder, inside your app root.
If that's not your case, use view_path
to inform Espresso about correct path.
Example:
class App < E map '/cms' view_path 'base/view' def index # ... render # this will render base/view/cms/index.erb end def books__free # ... render # this will render base/view/cms/books/free.erb end end
For cases when your templates are placed out of app root, provide an absolute path to templates, i.e., a path starting with a slash.
Example:
class News < E view_path File.expand_path '../../../shared-templates', __FILE__ # ... end
If app deployed on a non-Unix-like system, you should use view_fullpath
instead.
Example:
class News < E view_fullpath File.expand_path '../../../shared-templates', __FILE__ # ... end
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By default, Espresso will look for layouts in same folder as templates, i.e., in "view/"
Use layouts_path
to set a custom path to layouts.
The path should be relative to templates path.
Example: - Search layouts in "view/layouts/"
class App < Ruby # ... layouts_path 'layouts/' end
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By default no layouts will be searched/rendered.
You can instruct Espresso to render a layout by using layout
Example: - All actions will use :master layout
class App < Ruby # ... layout :master end
Example: - Only :signin and :signup actions will use :member layout
class App < Ruby # ... setup :signin, :signup do layout :member end end
To make some action ignore layout rendering, use layout false
Example: - All actions, but :rss, will use layout
class App < Ruby # ... layout :master setup :rss do layout false end end
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To render the template of current action, simply call render
or render_partial
without arguments.
class App < E map 'news' view_path 'base/views' layout :master engine :Haml def some_action # ... render # will render base/views/news/some_action.haml, using :master layout end def some__another_action # ... render_partial # will render base/views/news/some__another_action.haml, without layout end end
=== Important === Template name should exactly match the name of current action, including REST verb, if any.
def get_latest render # will try to render base/views/news/get_latest.haml end def post_latest render # will try to render base/views/news/post_latest.haml end
Also, if current action called with a specific format, template name should contain it.
class App < E map '/' format :xml, :html def post_latest render # on /latest it will render view/post_latest.erb # on /latest.xml it will render view/post_latest.xml.erb # on /latest.html it will render view/post_latest.html.erb end end
To render a template by name, pass it as first argument.
render :some__another_action # will render base/views/news/some__another_action.haml render_partial 'some_action.xml' # will render base/views/news/some_action.xml.haml render 'some-template' # will render base/views/news/some-template.haml render_p 'some-template.html' # will render base/views/news/some-template.html.haml
To render a template located higher than your current action, use ../
:
class App < E map :pages view_path 'templates' def some_meth render # will render templates/pages/some_meth render '../some-file' # will render templates/some-file end end
To render a template of inner controller, pass controller as first argument and the template as second.
class Articles < E view_path 'templates' engine :Slim # ... end render Articles, :most_popular # will render templates/articles/most_popular.slim render Articles, 'some-template.xml' # will render templates/articles/some-template.xml.slim
Scope and Locals can be passed as consequent arguments, orderlessly.
The scope is defaulted to the current controller and locals to an empty Hash.
As extension will be used the explicitly defined extension(at class level) or the default extension of used engine.
Layout
Engine
As engine will be used the effective engine for current context.
Meant engine defined for current or given action,
or engine defined for all actions,
or default engine - ERB.
Inline rendering
If block given, the template will not be searched/rendered.
Instead, the string returned by the block will be rendered.
This way you'll can render data from DB directly, without saving it to a file.
=== Important === If custom controller given, rendering methods will use the path, engine and layout set by given controller.
=== Important === Espresso wont support custom file extensions!
So you can not render a template like this: render "template.haml"
.
Instead use render "template"
and the extension will be added automatically,
based on extension given or computed at class level.
Espresso will guess extension by used engine, like '.haml' for Haml, '.erb' for Erubis etc.
If your templates uses a custom extension, set it via engine_ext
.
However, if you have a file with a extension that is not typical for used engine
nor match the extension given via engine_ext
, please consider to rename the file.
Computing file extensions would add extra unneeded overhead.
The probability of custom extensions are ephemeral
and it is quite irrational to slow down an entire framework
just to handle such a negligible probability.
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render_layout
will render the layout of current(or given) action or an arbitrary layout file.
Render the layout of current action
render_layout { 'some string' }
Render the layout of current action within custom scope
render_layout Object.new do 'some string' end
Render the layout of current action within custom scope and locals
render_layout Object.new, :some_var => "some val" do 'some string' end
Render the layout of :news action
render_layout :news do 'some string' end
Render the .html layout of :news action
render_layout 'news.html' do 'some string' end
Render layout of :latest action of News controller
render_layout News, :latest do 'some string' end
Render an arbitrary file as layout
render_layout 'layouts/master' do 'some string' end
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Any of render
, render_partial
and render_layout
methods has ad hoc counterparts,
like render_haml
, render_erb_partial
, render_liquid_layout
and so on.
Works exactly as common rendering methods except they are using a custom engine and extension.
Used when you need to "quickly" render a template, without any previous class-level setups.
render_haml # will render the template and layout of current action using Haml engine render_haml_p # will render only the template of current action using Haml engine render_haml_l # will render only the layout of current action using Haml engine
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Espresso looking for templates in the following way:
view path / controller's base URL / action name or given template
Sample Example:
class Index < E map '/' def index render_partial 'layouts/_header' # will render ./templates/layouts/_header.erb as path is built like: # templates(view path) + /(controller's base URL) + layouts/_header(given path) end end class Products < E map 'products' def index render_partial 'layouts/_header' # will try to render ./templates/products/layouts/_header.erb and fail cause path is built like: # templates(view path) + products(controller's base URL) + layouts/_header(given path) end end app = EApp.new :automount app.setup do |ctrl| view_path 'templates' layouts_path 'layouts' layout :base end
There are 2 reasons why Products#render_partial
is failing:
Just imagine what happens if you want to change layouts_path
from layouts
to something else.
You then have to search/replace all related paths in your templates!
To sort this out, Espresso offers 2 instance methods: view_path
and layouts_path
that will return path to templates ignoring controller's base URL,
that's it, full path to templates without controller's base URL.
So to make previous Products#render_partial
to work we do like this:
class Products < E map 'products' def index render_partial layouts_path('_header') # will render ./templates/layouts/_header.erb cause path is built like: # templates(view path) + layouts(layouts path) + _header(given path) end end
Worth to note: both methods accept multiple arguments that will be joined and appended to returned path:
view_path 'some', 'path', 'to', 'some-file' # view/some/path/to/some-file
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For most web sites, most time are spent at templates rendering.
When rendering templates, most time are spent at files reading and templates compilation.
You can skip these expensive operations by using built-in compiler.
It will simply store compiled templates in memory and on consequent requests will just render them, avoiding filesystem calls for reading and CPU time for compiling templates.
To use compiler you should simply pass a key/value pair to locals.
The key should be an empty string and the value an unique ID or simply true.
Example:
render '' => true render_partial :some_action, '' => true render_partial :some_action, '' => :some_action, :foo => :bar render_file 'some/file', Object.new, '' => true render_haml "path/to/file", '' => "path/to/file"
To clear compiled templates call clear_compiler!
.
If called without arguments, it will clear all templates.
To clear only some templates, pass their unique IDs as arguments.
Example:
class App < E def index @banners = render_view :banners, '' => :banners @ads = render_view :ads, '' => :ads render '' => true end before do if 'some condition occurred' # updating only @banners and @ads clear_compiler! :banners, :ads end if 'some another condition occurred' # clear all templates clear_compiler! end end end
By using clear_compiler_like!
you can clear only keys that match a given regexp or even array.
def index @procedures = render :procedures, '' => [user, :procedures] @actions = render :actions, '' => [user, :actions] @banners = render_partial :banners, '' => :user_banners render end private def clear_compiled_templates # clearing [user, :procedures] and [user, :actions] clear_compiler_like! [user] # clearing any templates starting with 'user' clear_compiler_like! /\Auser_/ end
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dicom2nifti.convert_dir module¶
this module houses all the code to just convert a directory of random dicom files
@author: abrys
-
dicom2nifti.convert_dir.
convert_directory
(dicom_directory, output_folder, compression=True, reorient=True)[source]¶ This function will order all dicom files by series and order them one by one
Parameters: - compression – enable or disable gzip compression
- reorient – reorient the dicoms according to LAS orientation
- output_folder – folder to write the nifti files to
- dicom_directory – directory with dicom files


- what is this unique thing I can offer?
- how can this be better and different from existing YC book aggregators, book lists?
- why am I doing it (what do I miss in other products)? what are my goals as a reader?
- it's about comments and users recommendations (not YC partners, not Twitter)
- I don't need to see the top popular books as I already know what's on the list, these books have been around for a while, also, the most popular may not be the best, and can be entry-level
- engineers recommend technical books a lot, so the feed is hard to read for a non-technical person
- certainly, need groups by content type, category
- what if I want to talk about this book? HN doesn't have notifications for new comments. Reddit? Add Goodreads?
- blogs? that are recommended in HN comments. Sums up to People (as Authors).
- who recommended this book (meaning people, so include usernames)
- how many people recommended this book, how this changed over time
- other books recommended by this person (username > books)
- other books recommended by all the people who like this book (indirectly related books)
-NEED comments (disqus) for each book and About page, about page, link to main page, link to news.yc
Website name - Hacker Books
show text info / show mosaic
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
1974
Robert M. Pirsig
Author's blog
Author's public profile on Twitter
Author's public Medium
Author's public Facebook
Thread name
phylosophy
non-fiction
Amazon link
WorldCat link


vault
A CLI to interact with HashiCorp Vault.
More information: home page
- Connect to a Vault server and initialize a new encrypted data store:
vault init
- Unseal (unlock) the vault, by providing one of the key shares needed to access the encrypted data store:
vault unseal key-share-x
- Authenticate the CLI client against the Vault server, using an authentication token:
vault auth authentication_token
- Store a new secret in the vault, using the generic back-end called "secret":
vault write secret/hello value=world
- Read a value from the vault, using the generic back-end called "secret":
vault read secret/hello
- Read a specific field from the value:
vault read -field=field_name secret/hello
- Seal (lock) the Vault server, by removing the encryption key of the data store from memory:
vault seal


Platoon Image Error 500?! - Better Battlelog Forums #70351
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17. December 2012 19:28
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Bumpy01
Hi Guys,
I try to Upload a Picture in our Platoon but recive all the Time the Error 500...
Its a new Platoon
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/de/platoon/2832655241544359206/
Greetings
17. December 2012 19:42
Post edited 1 x times, last by
BrainFooLong
Administrator
17. December 2012 19:43
BrainFooLong
Administrator
http://getbblog.com/en/board/topic/44710/1/FAQ-Platoon-Image-Upload
17. December 2012 20:17
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Try a 320x320 Image. 480kB looks like a real big image.


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Was a normal party in my area. Included the usual alcohol and marijuana, some prescription pills as well. But not for my brother and I. Not tonight. Tonight was my brothers 1st experience with the most wonderful drug in the world: Ecstasy. It was my 6th time. But tonight, I was taking two.
One roll had always made my night for usually 5 hours, at 9:30 I took my first while driving to the party, my brother directly after. He caught a taste of the chemicle and grimaced at it. I had warned him about that. 35 minutes later I took my second as instructed by my dealer (and good friend). another 20 passed and neither my brother or I were feeling anything. He became impatient and I told him, 'Don't worry about it, be happy and embrace what is comming to you.'
I then sprang up and declared that I needed to put strings on my glowsticks before I lost the coordination to do so. We went to my car and on my last knot, I felt a sudden rush of warmpth and a good tingle for about 10 seconds, I smiled and told my brother, 'I'm starting to feel it'. About one minute after the initial feeling I turned on a house mix by Tall Paul and then a huge spike of intense euphoria rang throughout my body.  Suddenly, the world was right. What a perfect night. I walked to my car hood. Two very good friends of mine (girls) and my brother sat there, my brother with a most plesant grin.
'I'm felling it,' he said. I, rushing fast to my peak, took his hand and sqeezed it, giving him a large hug after that. His smile grew and he continued to sit and enjoy the heat from my car engine.
I travled about a foot to the girls, smiling, eyes half shut. They asked how I was doing and I replyed, 'I'm loving it.' They both smiled and looked at me in a very deep way. I could suddenly feel all of the love in their eyes and smiles and I then realized just how lucky I was to know them and to be so close to them. But I had to connect more. I found myself kissing one of them.  Not in love, but completly secure in our relationship. I then went and kissed the other girl, feeling the same rewards and more. They both are so precious to me.
Someone dropped a can. The ping of the can shot through my ears and in my head. A new sensation I had never had before. I stood up and told the girls that i was going to sit in the back of my car and listen to music. When I was in there, the subs began to work their magic on my body, the Bass had become so profoundly deep and soothing. The highs crystal clear and sharp. The music wasn't even loud at all, I could clearly hear everyone around my car, random conversations would be forced into my head. popping in and out at my will, as if everyone had their own volume control. The girls the came into my car on either side of me, began running fingers and nails over my head, arms, and chest. All of this stimulant pushed me into outerspace. Peace and tranquility consumed me.
A Dreamstate, prehaps. Everyone careless and floating around. Nothing was wrong and thats how it would stay. I was touching Heaven, and it was all around me.
I got out of my car, craving more energetic activities. I Grabbed my glowsticks and turned up some hard/progressive house and started to feel the beat.
The most wonderful thing about music is one's understanding of it. I write electronic music and spin as a DJ. Music has always mooved me in ways I have loved and appreciated. Now, glowsticks in hand, the music flowed through me like and I began to get Nasty with my toys. A flush of people attracted by the mesmerising patterns came over, I just danced harder. It seemed the music was moving me, as I made little effort to do what was happening. Tears came to my eyes, I felt the power, i felt the emotion, and i felt the groove. People applauded me and danced around my psychadelic reel. I jumped and shouted joy. Someone stopped me, gave me water and sat me down on my hood. It was breaktime again.
Another friend came to me, looked at me and said, 'You're rolling face,' with a smile. I looked at him, giggled and appreciated the observation. He gave me a light show and left, leaving me in a complete trace.
MY BROTHER!
Where was he!? I sprang up to find him and when I did, gave him a most deserved hug. He hugged back hard and long. We stopped and looked at each other a bit. We then went for a walk, talking of 'back in the day,' our childhood. We brought up the fondest of memories that we both had though we lost, we shared laughter at these and then talked about subjects that hit closer to the heart. All the hard times and negative thoughts came out in our talk. And in the deepest of understanding and compassion, we resolved all the conflicts. Another hug was born and we, for the first time in 18 years, declared our love as a family and as friends. We realized that night that we would not be the same people that we are today without one another. With new peace, we walked separate and enjoyed the rest of the night.
On my way out of the party, I looked at the sky. I couldnt stop. Never had such a sight caught me. a spiral of clouds I was overwhelmed. the texture of the clouds so full and rich with depth. the stars outside of them glistening lusterous beauty, It lifted me and has given me a greater appretiation of the world aound and above me. What a perfect night.
I woke up the next day at about 1pm. I felt so good and relaxed. I felt so accomplished. In the span of 4 hours I had done so much, and loved all of it. The new people I had met and the bond that i had made with the two girls and my brother. I truely had a good night. I sat on the lawn, appreciating everything aroud me. At peace, in Heaven, on Earth.
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Dual Quaternion
Format: [real, dual]
Quaternion format: XYZW
Make sure to have normalized dual quaternions, otherwise the functions may not work as intended.
Format: [real, dual]
Quaternion format: XYZW
Make sure to have normalized dual quaternions, otherwise the functions may not work as intended.
Members
(static, constant) getReal
Gets the real part of a dual quat
Methods
(static) add(out, a, b) → {quat2}
Adds two dual quat's
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the first operand |
b |
quat2 | the second operand |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) clone(a) → {quat2}
Creates a new quat initialized with values from an existing quaternion
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
a |
quat2 | dual quaternion to clone |
Returns:
new dual quaternion
- Type
- quat2
(static) conjugate(out, a) → {quat2}
Calculates the conjugate of a dual quat
If the dual quaternion is normalized, this function is faster than quat2.inverse and produces the same result.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving quaternion |
a |
quat2 | quat to calculate conjugate of |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) copy(out, a) → {quat2}
Copy the values from one dual quat to another
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the source dual quaternion |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) create() → {quat2}
Creates a new identity dual quat
Returns:
a new dual quaternion [real -> rotation, dual -> translation]
- Type
- quat2
(static) dot(a, b) → {Number}
Calculates the dot product of two dual quat's (The dot product of the real parts)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
a |
quat2 | the first operand |
b |
quat2 | the second operand |
Returns:
dot product of a and b
- Type
- Number
(static) equals(a, b) → {Boolean}
Returns whether or not the dual quaternions have approximately the same elements in the same position.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
a |
quat2 | the first dual quat. |
b |
quat2 | the second dual quat. |
Returns:
true if the dual quats are equal, false otherwise.
- Type
- Boolean
(static) exactEquals(a, b) → {Boolean}
Returns whether or not the dual quaternions have exactly the same elements in the same position (when compared with ===)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
a |
quat2 | the first dual quaternion. |
b |
quat2 | the second dual quaternion. |
Returns:
true if the dual quaternions are equal, false otherwise.
- Type
- Boolean
(static) fromMat4(out, a) → {quat2}
Creates a new dual quat from a matrix (4x4)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the dual quaternion |
a |
mat4 | the matrix |
Returns:
dual quat receiving operation result
- Type
- quat2
(static) fromRotation(dual, q) → {quat2}
Creates a dual quat from a quaternion
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
dual |
quat2 | quaternion receiving operation result |
q |
quat | the quaternion |
Returns:
dual quaternion receiving operation result
- Type
- quat2
(static) fromRotationTranslation(dual, q, t) → {quat2}
Creates a dual quat from a quaternion and a translation
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
dual |
quat2 | quaternion receiving operation result |
q |
quat | quaternion |
t |
vec3 | tranlation vector |
Returns:
dual quaternion receiving operation result
- Type
- quat2
(static) fromRotationTranslationValues(x1, y1, z1, w1, x2, y2, z2) → {quat2}
Creates a new dual quat from the given values (quat and translation)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x1 |
Number | X component |
y1 |
Number | Y component |
z1 |
Number | Z component |
w1 |
Number | W component |
x2 |
Number | X component (translation) |
y2 |
Number | Y component (translation) |
z2 |
Number | Z component (translation) |
Returns:
new dual quaternion
- Type
- quat2
(static) fromTranslation(dual, t) → {quat2}
Creates a dual quat from a translation
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
dual |
quat2 | quaternion receiving operation result |
t |
vec3 | translation vector |
Returns:
dual quaternion receiving operation result
- Type
- quat2
(static) fromValues(x1, y1, z1, w1, x2, y2, z2, w2) → {quat2}
Creates a new dual quat initialized with the given values
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x1 |
Number | X component |
y1 |
Number | Y component |
z1 |
Number | Z component |
w1 |
Number | W component |
x2 |
Number | X component |
y2 |
Number | Y component |
z2 |
Number | Z component |
w2 |
Number | W component |
Returns:
new dual quaternion
- Type
- quat2
(static) getDual(out, a) → {quat}
Gets the dual part of a dual quat
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat | dual part |
a |
quat2 | Dual Quaternion |
Returns:
dual part
- Type
- quat
(static) getTranslation(out, a) → {vec3}
Gets the translation of a normalized dual quat
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
vec3 | translation |
a |
quat2 | Dual Quaternion to be decomposed |
Returns:
translation
- Type
- vec3
(static) identity(out) → {quat2}
Set a dual quat to the identity dual quaternion
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving quaternion |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) invert(out, a) → {quat2}
Calculates the inverse of a dual quat. If they are normalized, conjugate is cheaper
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | dual quat to calculate inverse of |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) len()
Alias for quat2.length
(static) length(a) → {Number}
Calculates the length of a dual quat
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
a |
quat2 | dual quat to calculate length of |
Returns:
length of a
- Type
- Number
(static) lerp(out, a, b, t) → {quat2}
Performs a linear interpolation between two dual quats's
NOTE: The resulting dual quaternions won't always be normalized (The error is most noticeable when t = 0.5)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quat |
a |
quat2 | the first operand |
b |
quat2 | the second operand |
t |
Number | interpolation amount, in the range [0-1], between the two inputs |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) mul()
Alias for quat2.multiply
(static) multiply(out, a, b) → {quat2}
Multiplies two dual quat's
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the first operand |
b |
quat2 | the second operand |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) normalize(out, a) → {quat2}
Normalize a dual quat
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | dual quaternion to normalize |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) rotateAroundAxis(out, a, axis, rad) → {quat2}
Rotates a dual quat around a given axis. Does the normalisation automatically
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the dual quaternion to rotate |
axis |
vec3 | the axis to rotate around |
rad |
Number | how far the rotation should be |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) rotateByQuatAppend(out, a, q) → {quat2}
Rotates a dual quat by a given quaternion (a * q)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the dual quaternion to rotate |
q |
quat | quaternion to rotate by |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) rotateByQuatPrepend(out, q, a) → {quat2}
Rotates a dual quat by a given quaternion (q * a)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
q |
quat | quaternion to rotate by |
a |
quat2 | the dual quaternion to rotate |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) rotateX(out, a, rad) → {quat2}
Rotates a dual quat around the X axis
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the dual quaternion to rotate |
rad |
number | how far should the rotation be |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) rotateY(out, a, rad) → {quat2}
Rotates a dual quat around the Y axis
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the dual quaternion to rotate |
rad |
number | how far should the rotation be |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) rotateZ(out, a, rad) → {quat2}
Rotates a dual quat around the Z axis
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the dual quaternion to rotate |
rad |
number | how far should the rotation be |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) scale(out, a, b) → {quat2}
Scales a dual quat by a scalar number
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quat |
a |
quat2 | the dual quat to scale |
b |
Number | amount to scale the dual quat by |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) set(out, x1, y1, z1, w1, x2, y2, z2, w2) → {quat2}
Set the components of a dual quat to the given values
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving quaternion |
x1 |
Number | X component |
y1 |
Number | Y component |
z1 |
Number | Z component |
w1 |
Number | W component |
x2 |
Number | X component |
y2 |
Number | Y component |
z2 |
Number | Z component |
w2 |
Number | W component |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) setDual(out, q) → {quat2}
Set the dual component of a dual quat to the given quaternion
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving quaternion |
q |
quat | a quaternion representing the dual part |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) setReal(out, q) → {quat2}
Set the real component of a dual quat to the given quaternion
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving quaternion |
q |
quat | a quaternion representing the real part |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2
(static) sqrLen()
Alias for quat2.squaredLength
(static) squaredLength(a) → {Number}
Calculates the squared length of a dual quat
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
a |
quat2 | dual quat to calculate squared length of |
Returns:
squared length of a
- Type
- Number
(static) str(a) → {String}
Returns a string representation of a dual quatenion
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
a |
quat2 | dual quaternion to represent as a string |
Returns:
string representation of the dual quat
- Type
- String
(static) translate(out, a, v) → {quat2}
Translates a dual quat by the given vector
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
quat2 | the receiving dual quaternion |
a |
quat2 | the dual quaternion to translate |
v |
vec3 | vector to translate by |
Returns:
out
- Type
- quat2


And the opposite is…?
The Opposite Of Sex A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright By Michael Redman
***1/2 (Out of ****)
Life is weird. The longer I'm around the more I think that statement is a given. Even if you lead what could pass as a "normal" existence, the little oddnesses seep in and it's inevitable that occasionally the ground disappears completely. If you live on the edge, at times it's like being in the Twilight Zone.
On the outside Bill (Martin Donovan) is your typical high school teacher in a small peaceful Indiana town. When he catches a student writing graffiti about him on a restroom wall, he corrects the grammar.
Bill's personal Rod Serling episode begins when his 16 year-old half-sister DeeDee (Christina Ricci) runs away from her Louisiana home and comes to visit. Lil sis is not a nice girl. As she explains in her introductory voice-over, "I don't have a heart of gold and I don't grow one later."
DeeDee's first order of business is to seduce Bill's current live-in Matt (Ivan Sergei) convincing him that not to have sex with her would be an act of discrimination. Matt's about as bright as the average box of rocks and falls for the line. Afterwards he announces that he's bi-sexual. Tom's sister Lucia (Lisa Kudrow) -- pronounced "Losha" -- insists that he's mistaken, "I went to a Bar Mitzvah once. That doesn't make me Jewish."
DeeDee says in another voice-over "things get complicated very quick," and she's right on target. In short order she announces that she's pregnant and Matt's the father. They steal $10,000 and Tom's ashes from her brother and take off for LA. Matt's jilted ex-lover Jason shows up and publicly falsely accuses Bill of molesting him when he was a student. There's a trip to Canada with Bill trying to find Matt and Lucia chasing him and Sheriff Carl Tippett (Lyle Lovett) chasing her. There's a killing and police involvement. Every few minutes something new and unexpected happens.
The story is truly complicated but miraculously easy to follow. Writer/director Don Roos has crafted a fine film with a fascinating plot and believable albeit offbeat scenes but the strength is the characters. He has atoned for his screenplay of the atrocious remake of "Diabolique".
Many of the characters are unlikable in the traditional sense, but the audience learns to appreciate them dispite, or perhaps because of, their failings.
All of the actors fill their roles well. Ricci is exceptional. With this, "Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas" and "Icestorm" under her belt, she has left her "Addams Family" and "Casper" roles far behind. Surprisingly another standout is "Friend's" Kudrow. Her sexually-repressed bitter old-woman-before-her-time is the opposite of her television role and she has the best lines in the film.
The film is decidedly anti-politically correct.  She refers to her brother's former partner as "Bill The Dead Guy". When her white trash former boyfriend berates her for hanging out with "homersexuals" and turning away from the path of God, she asks "So when I was giving you a [slang term for sexual contact illegal in some states] in the backseat, that was the stairway to heaven?"
Sheriff Carl (who has a thing for Lucia)'s observations on sex are especially interesting. He says that sex isn't for procreation or recreation, but rather for concentration. When two people are together, they pay attention to only each other. At one point he asks Lucia "What's the point of sleeping with you if it doesn't get your attention?"
The biggest risk in the film is the voice-over. If it had failed, it would have pulled the entire movie down with it. DeeDee's lines are smartly written and delivered as she talks to the audience about the film. When a gun is shown, she tells us to pay attention to it, "Duh. It's foreshadowing."
DeeDee warns that "sex always ends in kids or disease or, like, you know, relationships. Maybe some of those are not always bad things.
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Party processions lead to traffic snarls at K.R. Puram
by Staff ReporterMultiple candidates taking out processions to file their nominations for the byelections to the K.R. Puram constituency resulted in traffic snarls for several hours on the busy Old Madras Road on Monday afternoon.
A large procession taken out by B.A. Basavaraju, BJP’s candidate for the bypoll led to the road being blocked for several hours.
This essentially blocked off an entry point into the city causing a pile-up of vehicles on the road for several kilometres. This resulted in vehicles entering many other roads, and causing a snowball effect on several other important arterial roads as well.
A senior traffic police official said that after the processions were over the traffic congestion eased, and normality was expected to be restored in about an hour.


In this codelab, you'll add a simple REST API into your wiki to retrieve the contents of pages programmatically.
Adding an API to your wiki opens the doors for countless projects that could make use of your wiki. For example, a data engineer could use it to analyze which pages link to which, or a creative programmer could use it to download and print pages on their printer.
You'll be working on your own wiki repository, not as a merge request (like you're working on for editing right now).
It's common practice to add version information into an API, that way changes to the API can be made without needing to adjust all the users immediately.
For example, suppose you create an API for a weather website. Your API looks as follows:
GET /api/v1/getweather?zipcode=12345 { "current_temperature_c": 27, "current_condition": "sunny", "forecast": [ {...}, {...} ] }
After releasing your API, you find out users want detailed information at each sensor location, instead of an overall summary of the temperature at a single station. This new version requires passing GPS coordinates instead of a ZIP code, as we need to find the closest station to a certain spot. We can now introduce this without breaking existing users by adjusting the new version to use routes under /api/v2
, and users of the old API will continue to function.
While we don't expect you to ever make more than one version of your Wiki API in this course, it's still good practice to add these API versions, as we like to replicate real-world practices as much as possible in this course.
For this activity, you'll add one API method, to get the contents of a page. Your route for this API should be:
/api/v1/page/<pagename>/get
As explained in the previous section, you'll add a single API method to get the contents of a page.
We imagine that some developers will want the raw (unformatted) source of a page, and some developers will want the HTML source for a page. Perhaps some applications may require both at the same time...
We will add one (optional) parameter to the query string of our API: format
. If format
is set to raw
, our response will only include the raw unformatted source in the JSON (to save time rendering the source and bytes in the response). If format
is set to html
, we will only give the HTML format in the JSON. Otherwise, if unset, we will give both in the JSON.
Additionally, we will always include a boolean field named success
. If set to true
, we know it worked. If set to false
, we know something went wrong, and an error message will be included in the reason
field.
For example:
GET /api/v1/page/LinuxDistros/get?format=raw 200 OK { "success": true, "raw": "There are many Linux distributions.\n\n:: Debian Linux..." }
GET /api/v1/page/LinuxDistros/get?format=html 200 OK { "success": true, "html": "
There are many Linux distributions.

Debian Linux
..." }
GET /api/v1/page/LinuxDistros/get 200 OK { "success": true, "raw": "There are many Linux distributions.\n\n:: Debian Linux...", "html": "
There are many Linux distributions.

Debian Linux
..." }
GET /api/v1/page/LinuxDistros/get?format=pdf 400 Bad Request { "success": false, "reason": "Unsupported format" }
GET /api/v1/page/LostPage/get 404 Not Found { "success": false, "reason": "Page does not exist" }
In your own group's wiki, add a new route to your wiki application:
@app.route('/api/v1/page/<page_name>/get'): def page_api_get(page_name): format = flask.request.args.get('format', 'all') # TODO: implement response json_response = {} status_code = 200 return json_response, status_code
Now, finish writing this code so it behaves like the examples given in the previous step. Be sure to handle all of these cases:
Condition | Formats returned |
|
| HTTP status code |
Page exists, format is not given, or | raw and html |
| Not set | 200 |
Page exists, format is | raw |
| Not set | 200 |
Page exists, format is | html |
| Not set | 200 |
Page exists, | none |
| Unsupported format | 400 |
Page does not exist | none |
| Page does not exist | 404 |
For each of the conditions above, manually test (using your browser) that your code provides the correct response. If any conditions fail to produce the correct response, correct your code.
If you have time, write an automated test using pytest for your code.
Commit and push all your work.
Check the GitLab Web UI to ensure your groups' repository looks as you expect.


Welcome to the coq-show project website!
A clone of the Show class in Haskell.
This is an open source project, licensed under the BSD 3-Clause “New” or “Revised” License.


Hi! My name is Adam and I'm a mobile app developer based in Malaysia.
You can read more about me here.


Whorfian mind-lock
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**Whorfian mind-lock**
[from the Lojban-language list] Software designs are often restricted in
unavoidable ways by the capacities of the operating system or hardware
they have to work with.  When a
design develops complications that are the result of a mental habit that
is no longer adaptive, the developer has succumbed to Whorfian
mind-lock. The design itself has been ‘whorfed’.
For example, some Unix designs are whorfed by the assumption that
directory searches are linear and expensive for large directories;
therefore directories must be kept small. Another common way to succumb
to Whorfian mind-lock is to do serial processing with a small working
set rather than slurping an entire file or data structure into memory;
the hidden assumption here is that not much core is available and
virtual memory works poorly if at all. Detecting Whorfian mind-lock is
important, because it tends to introduce unnecessary complexity and
bugs.
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Lenco Ipod Tower Benutzerhandbuch. Digicomparison DAB+ and DMB Table Radios. The laws of physics! The laws of physics don't change just because it's "digital". Whether you're receiving DAB or DMB, indoors or outdoors, the only way to ensure good reliable reception is to feed your receiver with a good signal.


_LOGGER.error("Missing address in config")
return False
add_devices([GPMDP(name, address, create_connection)])
class GPMDP(MediaPlayerDevice):
Representation of a GPMDP.
if len(codeconfig):
code = codeconfig.get("CODE")
elif discovery_info is not None:
if "gpmdp" in _CONFIGURING:
return
code = None
else:
code = None
setup_gpmdp(hass, config, code, add_devices_callback)


Lobsterrr javascript interface to the lobsterrr api. Handles form submissions and stuff. Version: beta 1 Author: Nathan, James Source: lobsterrr.js, line 6


Source code for simplelife.lifetable
"""Source module to create "LifeTables" space from.
This is a source module to create a space for *Life Tables and Commutation
Functions*
This module is passed to ``new_space_from_module`` method to create
a space that contains cells that defines life tables and commutation functions,
for a selected combination of ``Sex``, ``IntRate`` and ``MortalityTable``.
``MortalityTable`` and ``Sex`` are used in :py:func:`qx` below to identify
the mortality rates to be applied.
Example
Sample script::
from modelx import *
space = new_model().new_space_from_module(module_=lifetable)
space.Sex = 'M'
space.IntRate = 0.03
space.MortalityTable = lambda sex, x: 0.001 if x < 110 else 1
References:
* `International actuarial notation by F.S.Perryman <https://www.casact.org/pubs/proceed/proceed49/49123.pdf>`_
Attributes:
Sex: 'M' or 'F' to indicate male or female column in the mortality table.
IntRate: The constant interest rate for discounting.
MortalityTable: The ultimate mortality table by sex and age.
"""
[docs]def disc():
"""The discount factor :math:`v = 1/(1 + i)`."""
return 1 / (1 + IntRate)
[docs]def lx(x):
"""The number of persons remaining at age ``x``. """
if x == 0:
return 100000
else:
return lx(x - 1) - dx(x - 1)
[docs]def dx(x):
"""The number of persons who die between ages ``x`` and ``x+1``"""
return lx(x) * qx(x)
[docs]def qx(x):
"""Probability that a person at age ``x`` will die in one year."""
return MortalityTable(Sex, x)
[docs]def Dx(x):
"""The commutation column :math:`D_{x} = l_{x}v^{x}`.
"""
return lx(x) * disc ** x
[docs]def Cx(x):
"""The commutation column :math:`\\overline{C_x}`.
"""
return dx(x) * disc ** (x + 1 / 2)
[docs]def Nx(x):
"""The commutation column :math:`N_x`."""
if x >= 110: # TODO: Get the last age from the table
return Dx(x)
else:
return Nx(x + 1) + Dx(x)
[docs]def Mx(x):
"""The commutation column :math:`M_x`."""
if x >= 110:
return Dx(x)
else:
return Mx(x + 1) + Cx(x)
[docs]def Ax(x, f=0):
"""The present value of a lifetime assurance on a person at age ``x``
payable immediately upon death, optionally with an waiting period of ``f`` years.
.. math::
\\require{enclose}{}_{f|}\\overline{A}_{x}
"""
return Mx(x + f) / Dx(x)
[docs]def Axn(x, n, f=0):
"""The present value of an assurance on a person at age ``x`` payable
immediately upon death, optionally with an waiting period of ``f`` years.
.. math::
\\require{enclose}{}_{f|}\\overline{A}^{1}_{x:\\enclose{actuarial}{n}}
"""
return (Mx(x + f) - Mx(x + f + n)) / Dx(x)
[docs]def Exn(x, n):
""" The value of an endowment on a person at age ``x``
payable after n years
.. math::
{}_{n}E_x
"""
return Dx(x + n) / Dx(x)
[docs]def AnnDuenx(x, n, k=1, f=0):
""" The present value of an annuity-due.
.. math::
\\require{enclose}{}_{f|}\\ddot{a}_{x:\\enclose{actuarial}{n}}^{(k)}
Args:
x(int): age
n(int): length of annuity payments in years
k(int, optional): number of split payments in a year
f(int, optional): waiting period in years
"""
result = (Nx(x + f) - Nx(x + f + n)) / Dx(x)
if k > 1:
return result - (k - 1) / (2 * k) * (1 - Dx(x + f + n) / Dx(x))
else:
return result
[docs]def AnnDuex(x, k, f=0):
"""The present value of a lifetime annuity due.
Args:
x(int): age
k(int, optional): number of split payments in a year
f(int, optional): waiting period in years
"""
result = (Nx(x + f)) / Dx(x)
if k > 1:
return result - (k - 1) / (2 * k)
else:
return result


Saves the altitude gained with and without the help of the engine. This way you can see how many meters you gained in thermals and approximate the battery's capacity.


Street Food
We don't play with foodwhen I was a small boy my father told me never to recommend a church or a woman to anyone.And I have found it wise never to recommmend a restaurant either.Something always goes wrong with the cheese souffle.
when I was a small boy my father told me never to recommend a church or a woman to anyone.And I have found it wise never to recommmend a restaurant either.Something always goes wrong with the cheese souffle.
There is something profoundy satisfying about sharing a meal. Eating together, breaking bread together, is one of the oldestand most fundamentally unifying of human experiences.
There is something profoundly satisfying about sharing a meal.
There is something profoundly satisfying about sharing a meal.
There is something profoundly satisfying about sharing a meal.
There is something profoundly satisfying about sharing a meal.
There is something profoundly satisfying about sharing a meal.
There is something profoundly satisfying about sharing a meal.
There is something profoundly fullfiulling in sharing a meal. Eating together and breaking bread together, is one of the oldest and most fundermentally unifying of human experiences.
There is something profoundly fullfiulling in sharing a meal. Eating together and breaking bread together, is one of the oldest and most fundermentally unifying of human experiences.


{% comment %} Rules Of Origin Text Template for trade scenario TWUK_TA_NoRoO: For countries with a UK trade agreement, or EPA (Economic Partnership Agreement) - but without continuing GSP (Generalised Scheme of Preferences) access, and for which TWUK does not have the Rules of Origin data. {% endcomment %}
The UK has a trade agreement with {{ country_name }}.
Goods must meet the rules of origin to benefit from preferential tariffs (where available).
Read guidance about rules of origin here.
Rules of Origin data for this trade agreement is not yet available within this service. Please check the full trade agreement for information in the short term.


Wangui Njoka
Hello my motto in life is YOLO.
how i YOLO you may ask;
learn new stuff like programming;
take risks in life
chill and be happy
check out this page to know more about me


Nikki Kyllonen
I am a learner. Following my curiosity has led me to pursue two degrees in Computer Science, to teach for Girls Who Code, and to dive into functional programming. I operate at my best among a fun, inclusive, and honest community that values communication, work-life balance, mentorship, and individual growth.
If you're interested in learning more about me, explore the subsections below! If you would like to get in touch, feel free to contact me at my email above or through LinkedIn .


Hash URIs (hex encoded):
Named Info (base64-url encoded):
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METHOD: GET
ROUTE: api/v1/getAll
Sample Data
[
{
"id": 1
"title": "How to teach programming",
"author": "Samson Samuel",
"pages": 250,
"date_created": "Fri Jul 10 2020 23:40:24 GMT+0100 (West Africa Standard Time)"
},
{
"id": 2
"title": "Learn Objective C",
"author": "Gregorio Rabago",
"pages": 1500,
"date_created": "Fri Jul 10 2020 23:40:24 GMT+0100 (West Africa Standard Time)"
}
]
- PS: This route is open to all users
METHOD: GET
ROUTE: api/v1/getById/:id
Sample Data
{
"id": 2
"title": "Learn Objective C",
"author": "Gregorio Rabago",
"pages": 1500,
"date_created": "Fri Jul 10 2020 23:40:24 GMT+0100 (West Africa Standard Time)"
}
- PS: This route is open to all users
METHOD: POST
ROUTE: api/v1/postABook
Sample Data
{
"id": 2
"title": "Learn Objective C",
"author": "Gregorio Rabago",
"pages": 1500,
"token": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}
- PS: This route is accessible by auth users only
METHOD: PUT
ROUTE: api/v1/updateBook/:id
Sample Data
{
"title": "Learn Objective C",
"author": "Gregorio Rabago",
"pages": 1500,
"token": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}
- PS: This route is accessible by auth users only
METHOD: DELETE
ROUTE: api/v1/deleteBook/:id
Sample Data
{
"token": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}
- PS: This route is accessible by admin users only


Volkswagen CEO says SAIC VW plant in Shanghai starts trial production
Volkswagen and SAIC Motor Corp's US$2.5 billion new energy vehicle plant in Shanghai has started trial production, Volkswagen's CEO Herbert Diess said on Friday.
SHANGHAI: Volkswagen and SAIC Motor Corp's US$2.5 billion new energy vehicle plant in Shanghai has started trial production, Volkswagen's CEO Herbert Diess said on Friday.
He made the comment to reporters during a tour of the plant.
SAIC Volkswagen has said the new plant will have an annual capacity to make 300,000 cars and will begin production from 2020. It will make VW's luxury Audi AG brand cars.
(Reporting by Yilei Sun and Brenda Goh; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)