Module Blob
Class "Blob". Extends Object
Functions
| Blob.frombuffer (repo, buffer) | module function. |
| Blob.fromfile (repo, path) | module function. |
| Blob.lookup (repo, id) | Create a new Blob object. |
| Blob:rawcontent () | object method. |
| Blob:rawsize () | object method. |
| Object:free () | Destroy this object (will be called by Garbage Collector). |
| Object:id () | object method. |
| Object:owner () | object method. |
| Object:type () | object method. |
Functions
- Blob.frombuffer (repo, buffer)
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module function.
Calls git_blob_create_frombuffer:
Parameters
- repo: repository where to blob will be written. Must be of type Repository.
-
buffer: data to be written into the blob. Must be of type
string
.
Return values:
- OID or
nil
on error. - Error string.
- Blob.fromfile (repo, path)
-
module function.
Calls git_blob_create_fromfile:
Parameters
- repo: repository where the blob will be written. this repository cannot be bare. Must be of type Repository.
-
path: file from which the blob will be created, relative to the repository's working dir. Must be of type
string
.
Return values:
- OID or
nil
on error. - Error string.
- Blob.lookup (repo, id)
-
Create a new Blob object.
Calls git_blob_lookup:
Parameters
- repo: the repo to use when locating the blob.. Must be of type Repository.
- id: identity of the blob to locate.. Must be of type OID.
Return values:
- Blob or
nil
on error. - Error string.
- Blob:rawcontent ()
-
object method.
Calls git_blob_rawcontent:
A pointer to the raw content of a blob is returned; this pointer is owned internally by the object and shall not be free'd. The pointer may be invalidated at a later time.
Calls git_blob_rawsize:
Return value:
string
. - Blob:rawsize ()
-
object method.
Calls git_blob_rawsize:
Return value:
integer
. - Object:free ()
-
Destroy this object (will be called by Garbage Collector).
Calls git_object_free:
This method instructs the library to close an existing object; note that git_objects are owned and cached by the repository so the object may or may not be freed after this library call, depending on how agressive is the caching mechanism used by the repository.
IMPORTANT: It *is* necessary to call this method when you stop using an object. Failure to do so will cause a memory leak.
- Object:id ()
-
object method.
Calls git_object_id:
Return value:
OID. - Object:owner ()
-
object method.
Calls git_object_owner:
Freeing or calling `git_repository_close` on the returned pointer will invalidate the actual object.
Any other operation may be run on the repository without affecting the object.
Return value:
Repository. - Object:type ()
-
object method.
Calls git_object_type:
Return value:
string
.


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disjoint list of quaternions
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March 2019
Multi-label text classification model to address the opioid epidemic/abuse
Technology Used : Microsoft Excel, Tableau, Python, Google AutoML, Natural Language Processing, Text Mining, Transfer Learning, Statistical analysis
- Developed a multi-label text classification model that is capable of identifying opioid users, sellers, news, education/awareness
- The overall process involved scraping tweets based on keywords of opioid drug names using twitter REST API , manual tweet classification into 4 buckets and a not-related bucket to filter out garbage tweets, training natural language classifier on Google AutoML platform, evaluating the model and predicting the test set of 120,000+ tweets
- The classifier devised was able to classify the tweets with 88% precision
- Enhanced this project with the Director of MS-MIS program at UIC as a part of research work to apply for grant
May 2019
Text mining and sentiment analysis of user-review data from Yelp Restaurants
Technology Used : Microsoft Excel, Python, Natural Language Processing, Text Mining, Machine learning, Statistical analysis
- Applied text mining techniques on 50,000+ yelp restaurant reviews to extract sentiment polarity
- The process involved tokenization, stop-words removal, stemming/lemmatization, predicting sentiment polarity using machine learning algorithms such as random forest, support vector machine and gradient boosted trees
- The best model performance was obtained for the SVM model with 88% accuracy
February 2019
Screening tool which identifies patients who are likely to develop Chronic Kidney Disease
Technology Used : Microsoft Excel, R/Python, Machine learning, Statistical analysis
- The goal was to identify patient characteristics that are indicators of likelyhood of developing chronic kidney disease
- Cleaned and analyzed 8,000 patient records containing information such as patient demographics and other clinical parameters
- Implemented logistic regression algorithm to identify significant factors that contribute to development of chronic kidney disease
- Addressed the class-imbalance problem by identifying suitable threshold for classifying a patient as 'likely to develop chronic kidney disease' using Receiver Operating Charateristics (ROC) curve and also considering precision/recall over accuracy to evaluate the model
- This model can be implemented in hospitals as a screening tool to avoid prescribing unwanted tests and hence reducing healthcare costs
February 2019
Target Marketing: Developing a data mining model to improve the cost-effectiveness of direct marketing campaign
Technology Used : Microsoft Excel, R/Python, Machine learning, Statistical analysis
- The dataset for this problem contained over 50,000 records across 153 attributes
- Goal of this project was to identify a set of donors that need to be targeted for a marketing campaign to achieve maximum donation and also save the cost that would be spent in mailing non-donors
- Implemented random forest, support vector machine, regression and boosting algorithms to classify donor vs non-donor and also predict expected donation amount
- Necessary steps were taken in order to account of biasness of model and also implemented dimensionality reduction technique such as Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
September 2019
Visualizing on-Time Performance of United Airlines
Technology Used : Microsoft Excel, R/Python, Tableau, Data Visualization, Statistical analysis
- Analyzed Bureau of Transportation Statistics airline data set containing over 1 million data points to identify metrics that report On-time Performance of United Airlines
- Designed stories, interactive dashboards, LOD expression to extract actionable insights and perform competitive analysis
- Recommended routes that will generate high profit and possible growth opportunities for United airlines based on network maps
February 2019
Developing a credit scoring rule that can be used to help determine whether a new applicant presents a good or bad credit risk
Technology Used : Microsoft Excel, R, Machine learning, Statistical analysis
- Analyzed German Credit dataset that has data on 1000 past credit applicants, described by 30 attributes
- Implemented rpart and C5.0 decision tree algorithms to determine credit risk associated with new applicants and classify the same as good or bad
- The overall process involved cleaning/handling missing values, EDA by extracting descriptive statistics of attributes, identifying interesting relationships across attributes, extracting important features for outcome of interest
- Incorporated misclassification costs into the machine learning model and evaluated the models for different training and testing split of dataset
March 2019
Regression modelling to determine the 7-year survival of a patient diagnosed with prostate cancer
Technology Used : Microsoft Excel, R, Machine learning, Statistical Analysis
- Goal of this project was to identify patient characteristics that are significant to determine 7-year survival of patients diagnosed with prostate cancer
- Dataset provided contained over 6,000 patient records with characteristics such as patient demographics and clinical parameters such as SBP, DBP, TNM score,tumor length at 3 intervals etc.
- Overall process involved handling missing values, checking for correlation of independent variables using corr test and chi-sq/crosstabs test for factors, transforming variables to arrive at actionable insights post modeling, implementing logistic regression algorithm and extracting odds of 7-year survival based on various significant attributes
- Key to success in this project was to transform the variable and perform analysis using ANOVA to understand whether there is a significant difference to evaluate 7-year survival of a patient diagnosed with prostate cancer
September 2019
Visualizing on-Time Performance of United Airlines
Technology Used : Tableau, Business Statistics, Advanced Excel
- Analyzed Bureau of Transportation Statistics airline data set to identify metrics that report On-time Performance of United Airlines
- Implemented stories, dashboards, LOD expression to extract actionable insights and perform competitive analysis
- Recommended routes that will generate high profit and possible growth opportunities for United airlines based on network maps
Skills
Technical Skills & Tools
Analytical/Data Viz. Tools
- R Studio
- Microsoft Excel
- Python
- Tableau
- Google Cloud AutoML
- SPSS
- Rapid Miner
Programming
- MS-SQL
- JavaScript
- Java
- HTML
Machine Learning
- Regression - Linear/Logistic
- Decision Trees/Random Forest
- Support Vector Machine
- Clustering
- Association Rules
- K-Nearest Neighbors
- Naive Bayes
- Collaborative filtering/Recommender systems
- Boosting - Gradient Boosting/Ada Boosting
Statistical Techniques
- Hypothesis testing
- Confidence intervals
- ANOVA
- Chi-square
- Descriptive statistics
- Exploratory data analysis
Database Tools
- MS-Access
- Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
Productivity Tools
- Microsoft Office
- Oracle Middleware Tools - Service Oriented Architecture, Oracle Service Bus, Oracle Data Integrator
Packages
- R Studio: dplyr,psych,tidyr,nlp,car,ggplot2
- Python: numpy, pandas, matplotlib, seaborn, geopandas, tensorflow, keras, xarray, scikit-learn, imblearn
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Awards & Extra Curriculars
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Competed against 82 contestants across different colleges and secured Gold Medal in Photography at the 15th VTU Utsav 2014-15 held at Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi
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Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Management Information Systems course under the Information and Decision Sciences department for Spring 2019 term


Our device is installed! This is the first device outside Berkeley to join our dosimeter network.
Campolindo High School already has a weather station! These stations provide an excellent compliment to the data provided by our DoseNet sensors for deeper exploration into environmental radiation and world around us. For information on how to add one check out our
Weather Station Info page.


Find and design your dream home
Thia is a contrived example demonstrating how to integrate the Anewgo My Home App into a website using iframe. Click on the Github menu item to get the source code. Click on either of these buttons to view the page that has the My Home App integrated to this site.


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load static otree %} {% block title %} {% if group.treatment == 'Baseline' or group.treatment == 'Race Salient' %} Select bonus rate {% else %} Select bonus rate and reward decision {% endif %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
{% if group.treatment == 'Baseline' or group.treatment == 'Race Salient' %} {% formfield group.piece_rate label = "As explained before, your team will earn $0.10 for every 100 points scored by your worker. You, as boss, can choose to transfer either $0.00, $0.03, $0.06 or $0.09 to your worker. Please choose how much you want to transfer. Feel free to use the calculator given below." %} {% formfield group.guessed_points label = "How many points do you expect your worker to score in 10 minutes? You will be paid extra 5 cents if your guess is within the range of 100 points of the actual points scored." %} {% else %}As explained in the instructions, you will be paid 10 cents for every 100 points scored by some other participant. You can choose to transfer part of these 10 cents to the other participant who will work on a task for 10 minutes. You will also decide if you want to reward the other participant for his/her performance in the task. Before you decide much you want to share with the other participant and whether you want to reward him/her, you may input different numbers in the calculator below to see bonus amounts for yourself and the other participant.
{% endif %}{% if group.treatment == 'Three Stage' or group.treatment == 'Race Salient & Three Stage' %} {% formfield group.target_points label = "How many points should the other participant score to get reward from you? (Enter 0 if you want to always reward the other participant, enter a really large number (such as 9999) if you don't want to reward the other participant.)" %} {% else %} {% endif %} {% next_button %} {% endblock %}


Chhattisgarh: CRPF soldier sustains injuries in IED blast by Naxals
The injured soldier has been taken to the hospital.
by ANIBasaguda: A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) soldier sustained injuries in an improvised explosive device (IED) blast planted by Naxals under Basaguda police station limits.
"A CRPF jawan of 168 battalions got injured in an IED blast planted by ultras under Basaguda police station limits," P Sundar Raj, inspector-general of Bastar police, said.
The injured soldier has been taken to the hospital, he said.
The area where the blast occurred has been cordoned off by police.
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You can use this in case if you ride the same line every day and don't want to waste time filling the operator field.
Your data is only saved locally and not backed up to anywhere automatically. To prevent data loss or in case you're moving to another device, you can export your data.


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Stickman Project
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2D platformer games
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| virtual int | getWidth (void)=0 |
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| virtual void | loadLevel (Player *player)=0 |
| Load the level and the player according the tile map. More... | |
| virtual void | drawLevel (sf::RenderWindow *screen)=0 |
| Draw all the elements of the level on the given screen. More... | |
| virtual std::vector < sf::Sprite * > * | getBlocks ()=0 |
| Get the blocks of the level. More... | |
| virtual sf::Sprite * | getEndSprite (void)=0 |
| Get the sprite of the end. More... | |
| virtual ILevel * | getNext (void)=0 |
| Get the next level. More... | |
| virtual sf::Sprite * | getCapeSprite ()=0 |
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| virtual sf::Sprite * | getShoesSprite ()=0 |
| Get the sprite of the shoes. More... | |
| virtual void | removeElement (char target)=0 |
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Interface that will be implemented by the levels.
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10-Sep-19 12:22 PM
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> basically will drain the battery instantly
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> which is why you have SilentDragonAndroid paired to a full node, better use of resources
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi you seem to know a lot about FVEY, only more evidence against you
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi tell me more about nethunter
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Nethunter is Kali mobile
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> lol
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> ah, ok. sounds interesting
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> It's an older os
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> It has all the offensive u need
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> It has wireshark
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> metasploit
Kali NetHunter has been undergoing a ton of changes as of late. Now supporting over 50 devices and running on Android devices from KitKat (v4.4) to Pie (v9.0), its amazing the extra capabilities that have been introduced.
But, we don’t want to stop there. After a ton of wo...
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> well well well
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> look what I stumbled upon
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> The new Kali Nethunter App Store
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I'm one resourceful s.o.b
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I think I covered all Android security / privacy..
Not much left to find
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi interesting
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> We can get listed on there too
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so they have their own custom F-Droid store, essentially
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> very cool
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so we can have SilentDragonAndroid listed there?
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Yeah below that SS it says do u want to be listed
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> coolsies
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I'd do that just for awareness
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Maybe they'll put it in the main OS
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Why not?
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> zaddrs
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> No leaks
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Only other safe crypto wallet is samurai
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Google Play made them remove the privacy tech
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> And they obliged
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Hush is the only zcash coin that doesn't need 1.6GB of downloads
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and we have basically the smallest blockchain as well, of all sapling chains
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Why can't a full node run on mobile, again?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> battery
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> just kills the battery
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> The battery
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> if you have free bandwidth and huge disk, your battery is just not going to survive
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> works fine if it was plugged in
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> maybe on a tablet
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> what about SilentDragon for Android Tablets?
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Why not limit the bandwidth and only give it ⅛ battery core
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> could be a thing
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Make it think it's using the whole battery
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> But it only gets 1/8th
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> if you don't stay in sync, you will never be in sync
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so you won't be able to make transactions
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I se
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> zcash on mobile S10 can only process 30 hash per second on 100%. 1/8th will be only 4 hash per second
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Damn
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @ITM are you talking about mining or validating transactions?
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> validating
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> yes, zaddr xtns are expensive to validate
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Sapling are much better, Sprout ones are very heavy
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> the entire beginning of ARRR is all Sprout joinsplits
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> yes, was getting there. takes 3 seconds to process sapling
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I think a small pocket raspberry, carrying in your shirt pocket is the best possible
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so to sync ARRR, it's very CPU intensive in the beginning
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> then when Sapling enables, it's faster
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @ITM oh, you are talking about creating zxtns. Yes, those are also faster
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> every time your node processes a block, it must validate every xtn in it
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> The zec (hush) tech fascinates me...
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and all the zxtns will be "heavy", much more CPU to validate than a taddr xtn
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Why is that? Why can't it select a random one and if it is correct, move on
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> All of them is heavy
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> every single bit of data must be validated, or you don't know if it's valid
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> that means every block and every transaction
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> every full node does this, like Bitcoin
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> What am I thinking
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it's possible to "prune" a full node
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I think I'll carry a raspberry pi
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> in my pocket
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Better than Signal © lol
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and delete most of the blockchain data, but some bugs need to be worked out to get that working nicely with DPoW
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> -prune mode
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> SDPoW = Ethereum 2.0
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Super Delayed
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> ARRR to sync on a mobile: 535663 -> 1400+ hours or 60 days. 100%, will burn out your device within 5 days
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Whattttttttt
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Moto G4 could do it plugged in
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I had one stay on for 8 months in my dressrr
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Not charged once
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> So
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[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> SilentDragon could be added here


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I was doing the gradebook kata challenge. I was pretty much stuck from the moment that I looked at it. After a minute of reading the error messages that it was throwing at me, and still not quite getting it. I went back and read the gradebook kata rundown properly (as clearly I didn't do so before) and that helped me understand the main objective.  So once I realized this, I knew that I had to make a gradebook out of the names and the scores given. I then wrote this down in pseudocode. I then read through all of the tests and figured from that as a whole what I needed to achieve. etc.... This was an interesting learning moment for me, or more of a reminder, that I really need to ensure that I fully read through requirements, and that I understand what is required before I try just fly into it, otherwise I am wasting time.
Pseudocode. I am definatly getting more confident with pseudocode, I can see it being a benefit to me in the future so I am keen to continue working on it and getting better and more comfortable with this technique.
Trying something. This is handy to a certain point, I think it is important to try using the knowledge that you have, but at a certain point if trying is not working you need to just move on to a different technique.
Rubber Ducky method. Yes! this one has certainly been useful to me in the past, I realised the helpfulness of this by accident, basically just when I was going through what I had learned one day to a friend. I try talk myself through things when I remember, and it is definatly becomming more of a habit of mine when I get stuck.
Reading error messages. This is a fairly new technique to me as it has only just properly been introduced this week, however I find it helps, especially when I ensure that I am understanding every word that is being used and how that relates to code.
Console.logging. Console logging certainly helps to check if my code is working, I am not so much in the habit of using it yet, but perhaps furthur down the line.
Googling. Well I have always been a big fan of googling and it is by far my most used technique as I have been using google to gain knowledge for many years now. It has answers, thats all there is to it.
Asking peers for help.This is an interesting one, it makes alot of sense to do this, and I tryed it the other day, which worked out really well for me. I however struggle with this at times, as I do not want to come across completely dim. Also I don't want to bother people when they are studying. So if I get over my ego and I keep in mind the flipped classroom approach, then this is definatly a helpful way of solving problems, plus you get the added benifit of connecting with someone.
Asking coaches for help. I'm a bit more versed in this over asking peers for help, perhaps because that is what they are there for, and so I don't feel like I would be bothering them as much...
Improving your process with reflection.This technique helps alot. I feel that it is effective in a similar way to the rubber ducky technique. Going over something, even though it's not aloud like the rubber ducky technique it serves a similar purpose.


Hero dog who's suffered heartbreak braves bush fires in special socks to save koalas
Huge swathes of koala bear habitat have been destroyed in the bushfires currently ravaging New South Wales and Queensland in Australia - but Border Collie-Koolie cross Bear is on hand to help
by Matthew Dresch, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/A dog with a heartbreaking back-story is helping to save koala bears in fire-stricken Australia.
The pooch, called Bear, has been walking through the country's charred forests in search of the helpless herbivores.

Bear has bounced back from a tough start in life, after being abandoned by his owners because his obsessive compulsive disorder meant he did not like to play.
However, Sunshine Coast University gave the Border Collie-Koolie cross a fresh start by taking him out of the rescue home and teaching him to scout for koala bears.
He is now believed to be the only dog in the world that can track the animals, Mail Online reports.
The dog and his handler have visited forests in New South Wales, Queensland and Cooroibah in recent weeks.
Animal charity IFAW campaigner Josey Sharrad told the Brisbane Times : "Now, more than ever, saving individual koalas is critical.
"With such an intense start to the bushfire season, it will be many weeks and months before some of these fires are out,' he said.
"All the while, wildlife will continue to need to be rescued and treated, and might remain in care for some time. The road to recovery will be long."
Firefighters have been filmed saving koala bears from the bushfires in recent days.
Heartwarming footage shows crews cradling the badly burnt animals as they feed them water.
Large areas of koala bear habitat have been destroyed in the blazes.
Thousands of firefighters have been battling the flames in New South Wales and Queensland on the east coast for several days.
At least six people have reportedly lost their lives in the natural disaster, with up of 1,600 individual bushfires stretching out across the states.
Photos taken in New South Wales show orange and red clouds of heat swallowing up every inch of vegetation, structure and land that is visible in the frame.
In apocalyptic seeming scenes fire tornadoes can be seen spinning and spewing out clouds of smoke, flames and debris.


--- layout: post title: Adjust Your Car Mirrors to Fully Cover Your Blind Spots [Driving] date: 2010-02-16 09:02:36 -06:00 comments: true categories: posterous_id: 11781756 --- Do this now.
The way most drivers, and car makers, keep their side mirrors doesn't actually cover the blind spot outside the driver's vision. Car and Driver illustrates a car mirror setup that, once you get used to it, could prevent lane change freak-outs.
The auto magazine culls its mirror alignment diagram from a paper published in 1995 by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). That paper suggested, basically, moving your side mirrors to point further out into adjacent lanes, a trick that can take some getting used to:
The paper advocates adjusting the mirrors so far outward that the viewing angle of the side mirrors just overlaps that of the cabin's rearview mirror. This can be disorienting for drivers used to seeing the flanks of their own car in the side mirrors. But when correctly positioned, the mirrors negate a car's blind spots. This obviates the need to glance over your shoulder to safely change lanes as well as the need for an expensive blind-spot warning system.
So the trick is to get the side mirrors aligned just outside what your rearview mirror covers, and rely on your own vision to cover the areas in your peripheral vision. Neat trick, but as the magazine (and their commenters) mention, you'll want to train yourself on a neighborhood road before taking this setup out on the interstate.
Check out the Car and Driver post for a full look and explanation of the SAE-approved side mirror setup. Got a better solution to your side mirror setup? Do tell in the comments. Thanks for the link, cipheroid!.


CameraFocus QML Type
An interface for focus related camera settings. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtMultimedia 5.8 |
Properties
- customFocusPoint : point
- focusMode : enumeration
- focusPointMode : enumeration
- focusZones : list<focusZone>
Methods
- bool isFocusModeSupported(mode)
- bool isFocusPointModeSupported(mode)
Detailed Description
This type allows control over manual and automatic focus settings, including information about any parts of the camera frame that are selected for autofocusing.
It should not be constructed separately, instead the focus
property of a Camera should be used.
Item { width: 640 height: 360 Camera { id: camera focus { focusMode: Camera.FocusMacro focusPointMode: Camera.FocusPointCustom customFocusPoint: Qt.point(0.2, 0.2) // Focus relative to top-left corner } } VideoOutput { source: camera anchors.fill: parent } }
Property Documentation
This property holds the current camera focus mode, which can be one of the following values:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| FocusManual | Manual or fixed focus mode. |
| FocusHyperfocal | Focus to hyperfocal distance, with the maximum depth of field achieved. All objects at distances from half of this distance out to infinity will be acceptably sharp. |
| FocusInfinity | Focus strictly to infinity. |
| FocusAuto | One-shot auto focus mode. |
| FocusContinuous | Continuous auto focus mode. |
| FocusMacro | One shot auto focus to objects close to camera. |
It's possible to combine multiple Camera::FocusMode values, for example Camera.FocusMacro + Camera.FocusContinuous.
In automatic focusing modes, the focusPointMode property and focusZones property provide information and control over how automatic focusing is performed.
This property holds the current camera focus point mode. It is used in automatic focusing modes to determine what to focus on. If the current focus point mode is Camera.FocusPointCustom
, the customFocusPoint property allows you to specify which part of the frame to focus on.
The property can take one of the following values:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| FocusPointAuto | Automatically select one or multiple focus points. |
| FocusPointCenter | Focus to the frame center. |
| FocusPointFaceDetection | Focus on faces in the frame. |
| FocusPointCustom | Focus to the custom point, defined by the customFocusPoint property. |
This property holds the list of current camera focus zones, each including area
specified in the same coordinates as customFocusPoint, and zone status
as one of the following values:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Camera.FocusAreaUnused | This focus point area is currently unused in autofocusing. |
| Camera.FocusAreaSelected | This focus point area is used in autofocusing, but is not in focus. |
| Camera.FocusAreaFocused | This focus point is used in autofocusing, and is in focus. |
VideoOutput { id: viewfinder source: camera //display focus areas on camera viewfinder: Repeater { model: camera.focus.focusZones Rectangle { border { width: 2 color: status == Camera.FocusAreaFocused ? "green" : "white" } color: "transparent" // Map from the relative, normalized frame coordinates property variant mappedRect: viewfinder.mapNormalizedRectToItem(area); x: mappedRect.x y: mappedRect.y width: mappedRect.width height: mappedRect.height } } }
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Returns true if the supplied mode is a supported focus mode, and false otherwise.
Returns true if the supplied mode is a supported focus point mode, and false otherwise.


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The Intel compiler ships with an optimized library called MKL that contains the LAPACK, SCALAPACK and other math routines. We will use the LAPACK routines from MKL.
The first question to ask is what problem is to be solved. In this case Sue wanted to compute all eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a real symmetric matrix A. So she looked at the Intel MKL documentation for a routine that will do this.
The MKL documentation is available locally. The direct link is to the full set of documentation is: http://geco.mines.edu/software/Intel_11/mkl/mkl_documentation.htm. From here we want the Reference Manual: http://geco.mines.edu/software/Intel_11/mkl/mklman.pdf.
The reference manual is huge, over 3,000 pages. You will want to download it to your local machine and look at it locally instead of trying to view it in your web browser.
Sue downloaded the manual and looked at it using her favorite program for viewing PDF files. In her case it was the OSX application "Preview". She saw in the index Chapter 4 LAPACK Routines: Least Squares and Eigenvalue Problems. She then went to the subsection "Driver Routines". Then "Symmetric Eigenproblems". She found the routine ?syev that "Computes all eigenvalues and, optionally, eigenvectors of a real symmetric matrix." Bingo!
Sue then looked at the documentation and started to get a glazed look on her face. All it gave was a single line showing the calling sequence and a list of all of the input parameters. How would this look in a real program?
From the documentation she saw that there was a double precision version of this routine called dsyev. Sue did a Google search on "dsyev example". The first link that came up was to: http://www.nag.co.uk/lapack-ex/node71.html. This page has a link to a real example program in Fortran 77 source form.
She downloaded it to RA and converted it to Fortran 90 source form by changing the "*" in the first column to "!" and fixing the continued lines. Her program was called dsyev.f90. She also commented out the call to the routine X04CAF because this is just a utility routine that prints a matrix and it is not part of LAPACK. She also downloaded the example data file, calling it dat.in.
From the Geco MKL page http://geco.mines.edu/software/mkl/index.shtml she found an example makefile. She used this to create a new makefile using the recomended libraries.
[sue@ra scalapack]$ cat makefile.mkl LIBPATH=/opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t LIBS= \ $(LIBPATH)/libmkl_scalapack_lp64.a \ $(LIBPATH)/libmkl_intel_lp64.a \ $(LIBPATH)/libmkl_blacs_openmpi_lp64.a \ $(LIBPATH)/libmkl_core.a \ $(LIBPATH)/libmkl_sequential.a \ $(LIBPATH)/libmkl_core.a \ $(LIBPATH)/libmkl_sequential.a \ $(LIBPATH)/libmkl_core.a \ -lpthread dsyev.ex: dsyev.f90 ifort -o dsyev.ex dsyev.f90 $(LIBS)
Note that there is a TAB at the beginning of the ifort line, as required by the make command, not spaces. Sue is using version 11.1 of the Fortran compiler. If you are using a different version you will need to change the LIBPATH.
Finally, she built and ran the program
[sue@ra mkl]$ make -f makefile.mkl ifort -o dsyev.ex dsyev.f90 /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t/libmkl_scalapack_lp64.a /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t/libmkl_intel_lp64.a /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t/libmkl_blacs_openmpi_lp64.a /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t/libmkl_core.a /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t/libmkl_sequential.a /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t/libmkl_core.a /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t/libmkl_sequential.a /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/064/mkl/lib/em64t/libmkl_core.a -lpthread [sue@ra mkl]$ [sue@ra mkl]$ ./dsyev.ex < dat.in DSYEV Example Program Results Eigenvalues -2.0531 -0.5146 -0.2943 12.8621 Error estimate for the eigenvalues 1.4E-15 Error estimates for the eigenvectors 9.3E-16 6.5E-15 6.5E-15 1.1E-16 [sue@ra mkl]$


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After this command is issued, GrADS waits for user's mouse click, then
returns the coordinates of the mouse click plus additional
information. It is the returned information that makes 'q
pos
' such a powerful command especialy when used in conjunction
with the different 'classes' of widgets: buttons, rubber bands, and
dropmenus. Here is a template of the information that 'q
pos
' returns after a mouse click (note the difference in output
between the different widget classes):
Position = xpos ypos mbtn class
(somewhere in the graphics window)
Position = xpos ypos mbtn class widget# btnstate
(for buttons)
Position = xpos ypos mbtn class widget# xpos2 ypos2
(for rbands)
Position = xpos ypos mbtn class widget# menuitem <casc# cascitem>
(for dropmenus)
where:
xpos, ypos
- coordinates of the mouse click in virtual page units mbtn
- either 1, 2, or 3 for the left, center, or right mouse button class
- either 1, 2, 3, or 0 for button, rband, dropmenu, or 'not a widget' widget#
- the number assigned to the widget when it was originally set up btnstate
- either 0 (meaning "off") or 1 (meaning "on") xpos2, ypos2
- coordinates of the mouse release point in virtual page units menuitem
- the item number selected from the menu list casc#
- the cascade menu number selected from the dropmenu list cascitem
- the item number selected from the cascade menu
class
will be 0 and there will be no further
output.
widget#
and menuitem
will both be -1.
casc#
and cascitem
will
repeat up to three times in the output from 'q pos
'.
set button
draw button
redraw button
set rband
set dropmenu
draw dropmenu
See the section of the User's Guide on widgets for plenty of script examples showing how to use 'q pos'.


In this challenge, you will rank the following bug bounty scenarios in order of value.
You can take over an e-reader and order books, have them delivered to your own e-reader, and charge them to the person who owns the device.
If you know a password and add it to the URL of a website, it gives you administrative access to the website. You can read personal identifying information, and assign employees to different tasks.
You find a technology that everyone uses and discover that many of the programs written using that technology make the same programming flaw; that is, if there is an unexpected error then the code that created that error gets the ability to take actions that should not be allowed.
You can read all the information sent from an IoT device that is supposed to alert care-givers of medication use.
A researcher notices that their boarding pass is generated locally by javascript. He creates a simple boarding pass generator to bring attention to the problem.
You find that if you enter the right string into an order form, instead of logging in, you can access all the user names and passwords.


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This setting is not necessary nor recommended unless you are using a filter that determines filter names to be sent dynamically, rather than using a fixed one you entered for the filter, such as catch-all Page Request / URL Filters.
Connected Web Parts may or may not inform the FilterZen Filter Web Part about the names of filterable columns. This information is not always necessarily complete. For example, when you connect to a List View Web Part with three visible List Columns, then it will notify the FilterZen Filter Web Part about these three filterable Columns — they become 'known filter names'. However, you can still validly use any other Column Name present in the List but not the List View, and filtering will still work as expected.
If this setting is activated, filter values will never be sent if the corresponding filter name is not in the list of 'known' filter names. This setting may work against you because the list of 'known' filter names is not always exhaustive. It may be useful, however, to build a single "catch-all" Page Request Filter that takes all URL parameters as filter name-value-pairs, but sends only those that are known, visibly filterable Columns.
By ticking the Override Web Part and filter settings from URL parameters checkbox, every filter setting or Web Part setting is overridden by the appropriate URL (query string) parameter value, if it exists. See the possible parameter names and values in the reference chapter.
All filter types (except Page Column Filters and Page Request / URL Filters) support the so-called interactive mode which you enable by ticking the Allow users to enter / pick a value check box. If interactive mode is enabled for at least one of your filters, the FilterZen Filter Web Part renders an interactive filtering user control appropriate for the filter type (date pickers for Date Filters, drop-down lists for Choice Filters, User Filters, List Lookup Filters, SQL Data Filters and BDC Filters, and text boxes for Text Filters into the Web Part Page, allowing your page visitors to change the filtering on-the-fly. The appearance of this Web Part output can be customized via CSS.
If interactive mode is enabled for at least one of your filters, the following additional Web Part settings are available:
Interactively input filter values are applied during the next server post-back, whether the above option is active or not, and regardless of how exactly the post-back was initiated. You can force such a server post-back by calling the roxRefreshFilters(filterWebPartID) JavaScript method. Just below the Web Part settings described above, there is also a text area for you to enter additional HTML mark-up code to be rendered into the Web Part area, depending on your choice either prepended or appended to the interactive filtering user controls.
Want to offer interactive filtering user controls for all your columns without having to set up all these filters manually?
You can have the FilterZen Filter Web Part generate the appropriate interactive filtering user controls for you automatically, on-the-fly during each Web Part rendering for all available 'known' filter names. This time-saving feauture generates drop-down filtering lists for choice and lookup Columns (appropriately pre-populated and pre-filtered), date pickers for date Columns and text boxes for all other Columns. To activate dynamically generated temporary interactive filters, from the drop-down list labelled dynamically generated temporary enabled interactive filters for all 'known' filter names if possible, select Prepend or Append.
When a filter does not seem to work as expected, it can be helpful to find out which filters exactly the FilterZen Filter Web Part constructs and sends, given its current settings. The FilterZen Filter Web Part will render just that information whenever the page is in edit mode, so on the page that does not result in the filter you want, select Edit Page from the Site Actions menu and you will see all filters produced from the current setup. Also shown are all the filter values that were not sent, if any, and the reason. Unless the FilterZen Filter Web Part is minimized or hidden, its Debug Mode output looks like this:


The menu Hash contains the following commands:
| MD4 | Calculate a hash value using MD4. |
| MD5 | Calculate a hash value using MD5. |
| SHA | Calculate a hash value using SHA. |
| SHA-1 | Calculate a hash value using SHA-1. |
| SHA-256 | Calculate a hash value using SHA-256. |
| SHA-512 | Calculate a hash value using SHA-512. |
| RIPEMD-160 | Calculate a hash value using RIPEMD-160. |
| Hash Value of a File | Calculate the hash value of a file. |
| Hash Demonstration | An interactive demonstration of some hash function properties. |
| Key Generation from Password (PKCS #5) | Derive a key from a password. |
| Generation of HMACs | Generate different Keyed-Hash Message Authentication Codes (MACs). |


Module: Ignorable::ExceptionMixin Private
- Defined in:
- ignorable.rb
Overview
This module is part of a private API. This module may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this module if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
Marks exceptions which can be ignored and provides the ability to jump back to where it was raised.
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#continuation ⇒ Object
private
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#ignore ⇒ Object
private
Instance Attribute Details
#continuation ⇒ Object
This method is part of a private API. This method may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
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# File 'ignorable.rb', line 16 def continuation @continuation end |
Instance Method Details
#ignore ⇒ Object
This method is part of a private API. This method may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
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What is Mathematics Series
Congruence
Two integers \(a\) and \(b\) are congruent modulo \(d\), where \(d\) is a fixed integer, if \(a\) and \(b\) leave same remainder on division by \(d\), i.e.
It is denoted by,
Following defination of congruences are equivalent:
- \(a\) is congruent to \(b\) modulo \(d\).
- \(a = b + nd\) for some integer n.
- \(d\) divides \(a-b\).
Properties and Proof
Congruence with respect to a fixed modulus has many of the formal properties of ordinary equality.
- \(a\equiv a\pmod d\)
- If \(a\equiv b\pmod d\), then \(b\equiv a\pmod d\)
- If \(a\equiv b\pmod d\) and \(b\equiv c\pmod d\), then \(a\equiv c\pmod d\)
If \(a\equiv a’\pmod d\) and \(b\equiv b’\pmod d\), then
Say,
then,
Geometric Interpretation
Generally, integers are represented geometrically using a number line, where a segment of unit length is chosen and multiplied in either directions to represent negative or positive integers.
But, when an integer modulo \(d\) is considered, the magnitude is insignificant as long as the behavior on division by \(d\) is same (i.e. they leave the same remainder on division by \(d\)). This is geometrically represented using a circle divided into d equal parts. This is because any integer divided by \(d\) leaves as remainder one of the \(d\) numbers \(0, 1, \cdots, d-1\) which are placed at equal distances on the circumference of the circle. Every integer is congruent modulo \(d\) to one of these numbers and hence can be represented by one of these points. (Two numbers are congruent if they occur at the same point the circle.)
Application of Congruence Properties
The test for divisibility, generally taught in elementary school, is a direct result of the properties of congruence operation.
For example,
since \(10 = -1 + 11\). Successively multiplying this congruence, using \eqref{5}, we obtain,
So using \eqref{3} and \eqref{5}, it can be shown that any two number, z and t of the form shown below will leave the same remainder when divided by 11.
Here, \(z\) is the format of any integer to the base 10. Hence, a number is divisible by 11 (i.e. leaves a remainder 0), if and only if \(t\) is divisible by 11 (which in \eqref{7} basically means that the difference of the sum of all the odd digits and even digits together should be divisible by 11, including 0.)
It can be observed that while such patterns are easier for numbers like 3, 9, 11, they are not easy to remember for other numbers like 7 and 11, as shown below.
From above we reach the result that any number \(z\) in \eqref{6} is divisible by 13 if and only if \(t\) of the form \eqref{8} is divisible by 13 (clearly not an easy one to remember :P).
Using a similar approach one can deduce the divisibility rule for any other integer.
Other Properties
only if either \(a\equiv 0 \pmod d\) or \(b\equiv 0 \pmod d\). Property only holds if \(d\) is a prime number. If \(d\) was a composite, there exist numbers \(a \lt d\) and \(b \lt d\), such that,
Where,
But,
- Law of Cancellation: With respect to a prime modulus, if \(ab \equiv ac\) and \(a \cancel{\equiv} 0\), then \(b \equiv c\).
Fermat’s Theorem
If \(p\) is any prime which does not divide the integer \(a\), then
Consider multiples of \(a\),
Let two of these numbers, \(m_r\) and \(m_s\) be congruent modulo \(p\), then,
\(p\) must be a factor of \(m_r - m_s = (r-s)a\) for some \(r, s\) such that \(1 \leq r \lt s \leq (p-1)\).
But since it is assumed that \(p\) does not divide \(a\) and also \(p\) cannot be factor of \(r-s\) since it is less than \(p\).
From \eqref{9}, it can be concluded that two numbers from \eqref{11} cannot be congruent modulo \(p\).
So each of the numbers in \eqref{11} must be congruent to \(1, 2, 3, \cdots , (p-1)\) in some arrangement. So,
For simplicity, let \(K = 1 \cdot 2 \cdots (p-1)\), then
where \(K\) is not divisible by \(p\), since none of its factors are, hence from \eqref{9}, \((a^{p-1} - 1)\) must be divisible by \(p\), i.e.
Hence, proving \eqref{10}.
REFERENCES:
What is Mathematics? Second Edition - Chapter I: Natural Numbers


I know it's been said before in these forums that much of the power consumption occurs at the peaks of the cycle due to all those SMPSs found in your typical house these days. I thought I'd share a trace that demonstrates this. The Red trace is a CT wrapped around the output of the PV inverter. The Yellow trace is a CT wrapped around the feed to the street (effectively). Both CTs are "facing the load", so the 180 degree shift shows I'm exporting most of what I produce, but clearly not at the peaks, where I start keeping it for my own use.
I think the Red trace works out at about 5.3A RMS, or about 1300W (there were intermittent clouds and the sun is very low in the northern sky this time of year)
Re: Production Vs Export
On another thread, I recently mentioned that the 'current' waveform from PV inverters did not appear to have been investigated. By this, I was referring to the profile of the 'current' waveform with respect to that of the local mains voltage. If the inverter were to be simply operating as a resistive load of minus X ohms, one would expect the two waveforms to be of similar shape but 180 degrees out of phase.
The limited number of observations that I have done have suggested that this is not the case. Many inverters appears to work a lot harder during the part(s) of the waveform where the voltage is lower than it would be for a true sinusoid. Here is the 'current' waveform (c) from our Nedap inverter alongside the local voltage waveform (p) for comparison:
By superimposing a true sinusoid alongside the voltage waveform, the current can be seen to be greatest where the voltage is low, and vici-versa.
Some inverters appear to work much harder in this regard than others. The wavy sides on the 'c' trace above is not apparent on all inverters. I suspect that the regs for small grid-tied generators have been tightened in recent months/years as the number of such stations has increased. Our Nedap was installed relatively recently in October 2011.
The red trace provided by dbc shows a good high peak at the centre of each half cycle. If this waveform were to be compared with that of the local voltage, I would expect the 'current' peak to have been actively boosted by the action of the inverter.
While spending a few days at the CAT earlier this year, I was able to take similar measurements from various inverters in their PV Barn. For one of these systems, a Uni Lynx, the 'current' could be seen to be consistently boosted near the extreme of each voltage cycle when the voltage was low.
Re: Production Vs Export
Many inverters appears to work a lot harder during the part(s) of the waveform where the voltage is lower than it would be for a true sinusoid.
Maybe that's the secret to why my inverter output looks so good, it's only because my Vgrid looks so good. You admired it once way back in this thread.
Re: Production Vs Export
So I did!


Congratulations, your
cloud server
works!
You can replace index.html with your
HTML file
to change what shows up here.


Material Theme
Theme is a foundational module that themes MDC Web components.
Import the Angular MDC theme into your project Sass.
$mdc-theme-primary: #1565c0; // change primary color
$mdc-theme-secondary: #388e3c; // change secondary color
@import "~@angular-mdc/theme";
Additional documentation is coming soon..


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<rg-credit-card-number></rg-credit-card-number>
var tags = riot.mount('rg-credit-card-number', {
placeholder: 'Long number on front',
cardnumber: '4000 0000 0000 0002'
})
The control will produce a textbox that validates the card number (spaces are removed automatically) and if valid will turn the border green and apply a card CSS class name.
The following card types (CSS classes) are supported:
amex
diners_club_carte_blanche
diners_club_international
mastercard
discover
jcb
laser
maestro
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To get started, you will need to download Java version 8 here. Make sure you have Java 8 specifically since it won't work with other versions of Java. After downloading Java, you will need to restart your computer. Once Java is fully installed, launch SeedGen.jar from the randomizer installation folder.
Main tab
This is where most of the options are. Let’s go through each of them.
Logic groups
The logic group is basically the difficulty of the seed. By default it’s set to the Moki group. Moki logic is intended for newer players who have finished the game at least once. By enabling a logic group, you will add more paths to the logic.
- Gorlek adds more advanced movement skills like weapon hovering and damage boosts.
- Glitched paths will add glitches to the logic. Each logic group has its own set of glitches (except for Moki which is glitchless).
- Unsafe paths will add paths that have not been sorted in any logic group. There is a large range of difficulties in unsafe paths, as it includes any paths the logic creators have found that don’t fit into one of the current logic group. Although it’s unlikely, it is also possible that some paths can result in softlocks as these paths are not verified by the path validator.
Goal Modes
Goal modes are restrictions which prevent you from entering the final boss room before you have completed your goal. If nothing is checked, you will be able to enter this room after destroying the corrupted hearts, like in a normal playthrough. You can learn more about goal modes here.
Spawn Options
These options affects state from the game
- Spawn with Sword gives you the Sword (Spirit Edge) skill from the start. If this option is unchecked, Sword will be included in the item pool and, like every other pickup, will be placed in a random pickup location.
- Rainy Marsh starts the game in the state just after the prologue. The big change of this option is that you will need to fight Howl. Otherwise the game begins in the state after the Howl fight.
- Remove KS doors starts the game with every keystone door already opened.
Spawn Area
Choose where you want to start your seed from. All seeds will start on a Spirit Well. Checking the Random spawn option will make you spawn at one spirit well at random. If your starting point isn't Marsh, you will start with some random items, at least one of which is used for progression.
Miscellaneous options
These options change the item pool of the randomizer
- Launch on Seir places the skill Launch on the Seir pickup so you will need to get all wisps before getting Launch. Launch won't appear on another item.
- Zone Hints replaces the pickup you get by buying the map from Lupo in each area with a hint telling you how many key items are in the area. Lupo and Opher will also sell hints giving the area in which some skills are located.
- Items on Quests gives you items when progressing and completing quests. Without this option, quests won't give you anything besides the quest's object such as the wisps.
- Bonus Items adds rando exclusive items like an extra air dash, health and energy regen, and weapon upgrades. Weapon upgrades are sold by Opher.
- Teleporters add items in the item pool which unlock teleporters. The randomizer can ask you to activate a teleporter through one of these items and teleport to that newly unlocked teleporter to continue the seed.
- Race Mode generates a spoiler-free version of the seed. It also disables some function like the logic filter.
- Enable Netcode activates the communication with the randomizer server, which is required for bingo autotracking and coop games. Learn more about these game modes here.
Headers tab
Headers are game mods which can do a lot of things. By default, you will have these ones:
- 3-line bingo: prints updates when you have completed a line in bingo and sets the game as completed when you get 3 lines. Enable Netcode if you want to use this header
- Better random spawn: opens some doors by default, making spawning from other teleporters than Marsh work better.
- Launch from Bingo: gives you the Launch skill after completing 2 bingo lines. Enable Netcode if you want this header to work.
- Quest helper: adds a textbox which shows you which quests you are missing for the Force Quests goal mode when pressing Ctrl+Alt+1
- Skippable cutscenes: skips several cutscenes which aren't skipped normally by the randomizer.
Advanced tab
This is the same thing as a header, but you will be able to write your own header which will be used in the seed you generate. To learn how to write an header, check this document


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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Deleted User23-Sep-18 08:49 AM
What’s expected to happen with Btc ? I don’t know shitall TA but I see that pattern where the highs and low get smaller and smaller in the triangle thingy
All I know is something’s gonna happen LOL.
jl777c23-Sep-18 09:00 AM
expect the unexpected!
but if you expect the unexpected, then the expected would be expected
Deleted User23-Sep-18 09:24 AM
Unexpected pump to 100k?
jl777c23-Sep-18 09:26 AM
as soon as you stop expecting it, it becomes unexpected
Yassin23-Sep-18 10:42 AM
hyperDEX23-Sep-18 12:47 PM
Question for the ledger users here. HyperDEX is now developing a ledger reward claiming app. Do people think 5-10% of claimed interest is a reasonable figure?
@Yassin
It would send full balance (kmd balance + reward minus fee) back to the KMD address it came from. The GUI will setup the tx and you approve all the info on the ledger as you normally go. This cuts down the pain of 2 ledgers or compromising the ledger to send it back to the same device.
Deleted User23-Sep-18 12:53 PM
Yeah that’s pretty fair. What’s the advantage of a ledger over the agamas encrypted pin?
I’ve got a ledger but never used it and just heard kmd always fkd up or slow to send tx or problems here and there
So never bothered using it LOL
hyperDEX23-Sep-18 12:54 PM
Basically the key is never exposed to the net
By using the app, it gets around ledgers issues and you can claim the reward in the time it takes to send a tx.
Instead of having to compromise the privkey of the address you want to claim
Get privkey of address, generate new address on 2nd ledger (or same one), use agama or hyperdex using privkey, claim reward then send to new address - this is the current way
@hyperDEX I would say aim for 4.7-4.8% cumulative rewards to be left for the users
Cryptoon23-Sep-18 04:07 PM
7.8% is 4.7% left for investors
So you can just market it like: use the hyper ledger app and you can earn 4.75% for claiming monthly your kmd rewards
tolken23-Sep-18 05:19 PM
@hyperDEX 5-10 seems reasonable. 5 would be a no brainer for me to use.
Deleted User23-Sep-18 05:47 PM
Personally i m full on ledger @Deleted User. No rewards for me ^^
LocoMB23-Sep-18 05:55 PM
market is looking good these days - some green sprouts, WAVES and also SIA is stirring again, and BTC defo holds the $6k ..
cool, feels like late 2016 and a lot of popcorn popping soon
Buddz199323-Sep-18 06:23 PM
someone wanna buy 1687 BNTN?
just wondering
that thing is useless..
bishop23-Sep-18 06:35 PM
helpful hint: if you want to sell something, don't phase it as useless
Buddz199323-Sep-18 06:38 PM
Ahaha it might be useless for me
But not for others ..
it depends on what kind of usage you want to give to it
Small tip taken with a grain of salt
Cryptoon23-Sep-18 06:44 PM
Im not really sure what they are planning to do with the token
I have 3-4k of them
Buddz199323-Sep-18 07:10 PM
Yep that’s why they are taking their sweet time so decide what to do ..
tolken23-Sep-18 07:45 PM
@LocoMB considering I’m hearing so much hype about weed stocks again, with the same craze as crypto enthusiasts, yea it feels like crypto has been left for dead. Seems like things have finally settled so hopefully this is the beginning of organic growth into worthy crypto projects.
actionslacks23-Sep-18 07:53 PM
I think weed business should help crypto adoption. Sadly they still rely on being a cash business and hiring armored trucks to move money around.
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴23-Sep-18 08:11 PM
anybody why Kraken listed Melon, Iconomy, Augur and Gnosis ?
The Komodo Platform is a cryptocurrency, similar to Ethereum, but with many improvements. They have high transaction speeds, delayed proof of work, Jumblr, d...
Maybe vitalik would be willing to work with kmd on similar interoperability tools
Deleted User24-Sep-18 11:34 AM
Do you think people like vitalik, mcafee (lol) and other people understand kmd tech but choose to purposely ignore it
siu - Chainmakers24-Sep-18 11:36 AM
Sincerely i would opt to think that thwy are busy on their stuff and have not taken the time to grasp the big picture.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Sep-18 11:44 AM
Do you think people like vitalik, mcafee (lol) and other people understand kmd tech but choose to purposely ignore it
I think people, as a whole, tend to see what they are told is "good" over doing any research to decide what they personally believe is "good". There are any number of reasons that Komodo gets overlooked, ranging from small amount of coders to the age old "fight" of "'no one' has heard of it because 'no one has heard of it'" (the latter being the inverse of "'everyone' is on Farcebook because 'everyone is on Farcebook'"(edited)
Deleted User24-Sep-18 11:48 AM
I gotta admit when people try shill their shitcoins, first thing I think is "wtf is this shitcoin claiming they can do everything LOL"
and I'd bet my komodo that thats how 99% of people who hear about us think too
someone invite vitalik into our discord LOL
siu - Chainmakers24-Sep-18 11:53 AM
Would be nice to get him attention to kmd on this tweet
Something like, hey Vit!, take a look at kmd cc, it could help interoperability with all utxo chaina and eth
He could help on a eth to kmd conversion using an eth gateway cc
Deleted User24-Sep-18 11:57 AM
I put up a 75kmd bounty for whoever gets vits or mcafees attention
@VitalikButerin do you think this could be a good alternative approach to @ethereum 's way of doing #SmartContracts?  Read more from their github:
https://t.co/GJNJYlMMwy
siu - Chainmakers24-Sep-18 01:18 PM
i dont think CC will be something useful for ETH, but at least for interoperability it would work to connect utxo with eth
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Sep-18 02:12 PM
wonders how many people Vitalik hires to handle his Twatter account so that he doesn't have to
siu - Chainmakers24-Sep-18 02:12 PM
i dont know, he gets cocky with a different tech each week
i feel like he is just lost and is not sure how to move forward
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Sep-18 02:14 PM
It's not unheard of for someone to have an account and have dozens of people doing the actual work to respond/post
all the while, being blissfully unaware of the "boring" details
'If x then tell me about y, otherwise I don't care'
or he could just be a rich jackwagon that no longer cares, who knows(edited)
snowdamn24-Sep-18 02:17 PM
if KMD $50 tell me about liquidity, otherwise I don't care
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Sep-18 02:18 PM
@ $50, liquidity might be all but dried up
snowdamn24-Sep-18 02:18 PM
yes, hard to unload big chunks probably
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Sep-18 02:19 PM
or some dumbass with a few million will dump the piss out of it and drive it back down to $1
snowdamn24-Sep-18 02:19 PM
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Sep-18 02:35 PM
is dumping the hell outta some HUSH at 40 cents
CHMEX24-Sep-18 02:37 PM
Wow
PLN = Polish Zloty?
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Sep-18 02:40 PM
Big money rollin' there
$0.001022 USD
Hollowman900024-Sep-18 03:11 PM
I don’t see a komodillionaire destroying their own value by overwhelming orderbooks


I worked in a variety of projects in Sabre. I worked mainly in a role of a full-stack web developer using technologies such as:
- Java 8 (with Spring framework)
- React.js
- Jenkins
- Oracle and Vertica database
- Swagger
- Node.js
I worked mostly on applications in microservices architecture.
A large part of projects, which I took part in, were created natively in cloud (Amazon Web Services) and also I worked on migrating already existing applications to the cloud, which gave me a big opportunity to learn in this area.
Additionally, I worked in Tableau Business Intelligence Tool.
I also took part in a project in area of Machine Learning, which was about creating forecasting application using regression methods. During this project I worked with technologies such as: python3, pandas, sklearn, also doing analysis in Jupyter notebooks
I worked on creating a couple of small web applications using Python3 + Flask as well as HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript. What is more, I worked on those projects in Test Driven Development methodology. I learned to use Continous Integration as well - in team, that I was part of, we used Gitlab CI in our workflow.
I was a part of a back-end team whose task was to work with Big Data (obtaining from APIs, processing and analyzing the data). I worked with technologies such as Python3, Flask, Docker and Elasticsearch. The methodology applied to create projects was Scrum.
Grade: 4.5/5
Results from high school leaving exam ("matura"):
Oral english exam: 100%
Basic level english language exam: 98%
Basic level mathematics exam: 98%
Advanced level mathematics exam: 98%
Advanced level english language exam: 98%
Demo url: Demo
Link to the code: SadovSky code
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Project implemented natively in Amazon Web Services cloud using AWS Lambdas, S3, CloudFront and API Gateway
User interface was implemented in React.js with the use of Semantic UI
Link to the code: Melody Cloud
Thesis text (written in polish language): Szymon Sadowski - praca inżynierska
Screenshot:
Description: I managed to create performant anomaly detection algorithm natively in PL/pgSQL
Link to the code: Anomaly detection in PostgreSQL
Whitepaper (written in polish language): GraphQL vs Rest
Below is quick coding task solved by me, which in my opinion shows well my current coding style (SOLID, DRY) and maturity in Java ecosystem (use of maven, logging tools etc)
Link to task requirements: Requirements
Link to the code: Source code
Whitepaper (written in polish language): GraphQL vs Rest
Link to the code: Spring long polling library
Link to the code: Nano HTTP server
Link to the code: Nano web crawler
Apart from being a developer, I have a couple of hobbies.
I like to stay active, mainly by doing sports like: cycling, tennis, table tennis and soccer. I also like to hike and lift weights.
Another of my active hobbies is ballroom dancing
I also train Rubik's Cube solving. My current record is sub-22 seconds for average of 5 solves.


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multifunction devices
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Computer peripherals including mice
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routersand computer speakers
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MP3 players/iPods
calculators
GPS devices
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camcorders and cordless phones
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PSBLAS User's and Reference Guide A reference guide for the Parallel Sparse BLAS library Salvatore Filippone Alfredo Buttari Software version: 3.6.0 Dec 1st, 2018


Next: Syntax of a Complex, Previous: Syntax of a Ratio, Up: Constructing Numbers from Tokens
Floats can be written in either decimal fraction or computerized scientific notation: an optional sign, then a non-empty sequence of digits with an embedded decimal point, then an optional decimal exponent specification. If there is no exponent specifier, then the decimal point is required, and there must be digits after it. The exponent specifier consists of an exponent marker, an optional sign, and a non-empty sequence of digits. If no exponent specifier is present, or if the exponent marker e (or E) is used, then the format specified by *read-default-float-format* is used. See Figure~2–9.
An implementation may provide one or more kinds of float that collectively make up the type float. The letters s, f, d, and l (or their respective uppercase equivalents) explicitly specify the use of the types short-float, single-float, double-float, and long-float, respectively.
The internal format used for an external representation depends only on the exponent marker, and not on the number of decimal digits in the external representation.
Figure 2–14 contains examples of notations for floats:
0.0 ;Floating-point zero in default format 0E0 ;As input, this is also floating-point zero in default format. ;As output, this would appear as 0.0. 0e0 ;As input, this is also floating-point zero in default format. ;As output, this would appear as 0.0. -.0 ;As input, this might be a zero or a minus zero, ; depending on whether the implementation supports ; a distinct minus zero. ;As output, 0.0 is zero and -0.0 is minus zero. 0. ;On input, the integer zero—not a floating-point number! ;Whether this appears as 0 or 0. on output depends ;on the value of *print-radix*. 0.0s0 ;A floating-point zero in short format 0s0 ;As input, this is a floating-point zero in short format. ;As output, such a zero would appear as 0.0s0 ; (or as 0.0 if short-float was the default format). 6.02E+23 ;Avogadro’s number, in default format 602E+21 ;Also Avogadro’s number, in default format
Figure 2–14: Examples of Floating-point numbers
For information on how floats are printed, see Printing Floats.


I am a 25 year old male who grew & lives in the suburbs of London, England. I grew up within a stable family life in a quite well-off area, the perfect 2.4 children family. I smoked my first spliff (reefer) at 15 years of age & graduated up through my teens trying all the mainstream drugs in the following order: Alcohol, Cannabis, Speed, LSD, Ecstasy, Cocaine, Ketamine, Crack & finally the big ‘H’, yes heroin! I had already discovered that I leaned towards the depressant drugs (except alcohol) & when I first ‘Chased the Dragon’ (I have never injected & I never intend to) I had reached the pinnacle of pleasure. I have always loved cannabis & when I took the two together I would drift for hours, the feeling is virtually indescribable but the saying ‘wrapped up in cotton wool’ sums it up. Any pain I have, be it physical or mental just disappears, time doesn’t seem to exist & every so often I would realise just how detached from the ‘real’ world I would be.
The first relationship with heroin was very pleasurable (apart from the nausea) & as I was getting it through an unreliable source, I would go quite a few days without & hence I never became addicted. My source was a work colleague who happened to be the boss's son. I finally left that job & never stayed in contact with him.
The second time I used heroin was to drown the mental pain of losing a girlfriend I loved (in other words she dumped me). I would use it in the morning, during the day at work & long into the early hours. Needless to say, I lost my job because I was so wasted that I couldn’t even write properly. I got in debt, lost loads of weight (I was skinny to begin with) & after 7 months of hell I finally went through detox with a case worker & 2 weeks worth of drugs to counter the withdrawal symptoms but not enough Valium, I can never have enough Valium. I finally got myself together but only after a stint in a psychiatric ward because after withdrawal depression & boredom sets in.
It is now 2 years after I went through withdrawal and I am now on another detox programme. The worrying thing is I had no reason to use again but without a shadow of a doubt I know I cannot handle heroin. The drug I am using to come off this time is Subutex (Buprenorphine) & I must admit it is quite remarkable apart from the first day I took it. It puts me into withdrawal as the Subutex takes over the opiate receptor & gets rid of any other opiate already attached to it. The next day I felt totally fine, no cravings & no sickness. I take 8mg a day but can easily get by on 4mg, especially as when it is used as a painkiller at only 0.4mg. I don’t get any real buzz from taking it but then I am opiate dependant. It isn’t absorbed into the bloodstream very well so I have to let the tablets dissolve under your tongue which takes about 15 minutes. Of course I have crushed them up & used them intranasally which gives me a mild euphoric high a bit like a small dose of a benzo.
I have an addictive personality. Moderation & variety is the key I will try and live by those words for the rest of my life.
Peace to you all.
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WITNESS LIST Natural Resources Committee February 24, 1999-2:00P HB 340 For: Holland, Scott (Irion Co. Water Conservation District) On: Bowers, Richard (North Plains Groundwater Conservation Dist. #2) Clark, Jerry (Self) Sledge, Brian (Texas Water Development Board) HB 1283 Against: Henry, Stuart (Self) Kramer, Ken (Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter) Agency Briefing On: Huston, Robert J. (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) Pedersen, Craig D. (Texas Water Development Board) Saitas, Jeff (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission)


A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Tek14-May-19 12:50 PM
the only question
kaks14-May-19 12:51 PM
always all or nothing
Hollowman900014-May-19 12:51 PM
Respek
Fellow degenerate gambler
kaks14-May-19 12:51 PM
even that position with old profit
so dont care
not quiting position before i get 100%
immagine i just trading 2 days before
btw if bit hits 8390 the next level is 10k
Sherdogz14-May-19 01:12 PM
@meatspoon BTC is half of my total Crypto bags and it's in cold storage. Riding it all the way to 1 million (edited)
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-May-19 01:13 PM
btw if bit hits 8390 the next level is 10k
Just be prepared for the crash when the parabolic bubble bursts
kaks14-May-19 01:14 PM
the correction cant be 40% LOL
jl777c14-May-19 01:15 PM
it might crash to $6200, which is still double bear market low
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-May-19 01:15 PM
the last one dropped to 18%
kaks14-May-19 01:15 PM
yh and pumped again
retest the resistance level(edited)
jl777c14-May-19 01:15 PM
82% loss only happens across the duration of a long bear
not during a correction in a bull
Sherdogz14-May-19 01:16 PM
Last time it went parabolic btc was supposed to correct at 10k but it kept going... If I remember correctly.
jl777c14-May-19 01:16 PM
how many plates in a china shop does a charging bull break
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-May-19 01:17 PM
combining the newness of the space and so many parabolic in such a short time means that the smart investor needs to be prepare for anything to be possible, imo(edited)
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jl777c14-May-19 01:17 PM
the charging bull isnt counting the number of plates he is breaking to pace himself
he does whatever he wants
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we can only watch
kaks14-May-19 01:18 PM
imo btc cant go above than 61% dominance
or altcoins will die
imo
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-May-19 01:19 PM
1) BTC is an altcoin
2) 90% of coins could die and no one would even notice in the "real world"
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Markus14-May-19 01:19 PM
I have a feeling this is no longer a whales game, stock market crashing and bitcoin mooning....hmm
siu - Chainmakers14-May-19 01:19 PM
We will know when binance opens
I can think that a dump from btc to alts will happen
Sherdogz14-May-19 01:22 PM
Chinese/US trade war anyone?
Markus14-May-19 01:22 PM
maybe rothschild family buying bitcoin in silence?
to find safety when their banks plummet?
Sherdogz14-May-19 01:23 PM
Funny how everyone is speculating in another channel I hear Putin is buying haha(edited)
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Markus14-May-19 01:24 PM
russia in general is a big bitcoin player in the game tho but about putin i doubt
kaks14-May-19 01:24 PM
if looking the 4hr moving average there was a little correction
Why it makes sense to build your token on @KomodoPlatform and how no #KMD tax is actually a big benefit in long term. An article by Komodo lead developer James Lee:
https://t.co/bDuN2ovsTE
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Awful day:
September 4th 2009
This day was awful.
Awful, it is the only word that I can say to describe it.
Awful- like the rain is; from a cloud,
it cannot be blamed when it comes and doesn't.
Yet, so awful is a drought. So, but untimely storms sweep us away,
down the hillsides and racing into lakes, oceans, or up into the air.
Day by day, as some ceremonies require smoke, others hill sides, some paper money, sheets to hold the prayers:
We are the benefactors of the ceremonies we commence, whatever they are for.
This is the beginning of something now and until the end of the coherent account of it can be given.
This ceremony, today- begins with water, by lakes the thousand tons that is their bodies.
So-like the rain is this one day; it hangs in the air, it forms tributaries-
the streams of thought that flow out to fill a lake, they feed the oceans
The water came from the life here and is the feeling that today brought me.
What grows up has been touched by the light of the sun.
It is star-light that sun is and I wish it to have the consciousness it allows for.
The sun is owed recognition, it lacks a self too.
what we love here cannot be let go of even if it cannot speak and has no self.
The rain cannot speak or tell a story but my storm can speak
It is when I am sleeping and when I am in the morning it is all that life treats me to.
I will fall from this life hand in hand with the next one.
Will your hand lead me there?
Will you follow with me to the end?
For if you -wave your hand, I will follow you to where does take you out to go.

I may be standing on solid grounds but you are the waters that I speak to when I pray, when I wash or when I commit to ash
some paper money so to ceremoniously pay, for you, your body of fresh or salty, vapor or ice; you are the water.


In this tutorial we start with basic Java classes, to simulate a very simple Library where you can borrow and return books.
Qi4j relies heavily on the use of interfaces. This makes it possible for an object to externally implement a number of interfaces which internally is backed by a number of Mixins, some of which you may have written yourself, and some of which may have been reused. This is also true for services, which we are to cover in this tutorial.
The first task is therefore to refactor the code so that the methods are implemented from an interface instead, and to essentially make the identical "application" into a Qi4j application. We also want the Book to be a ValueComposite.
Steps for this tutorial:
ValueBuilderFactory
in the
@Structure
scope.


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Where to Learn Photoshop for Free in 2020?
By John Negoita on Tuesday, Apr 28, 2020
The absolute best way to learn Photoshop for free in 2020 is still through Photoshop tutorials. Practice these tutorials, use and create Photoshop resources and you will likely become a master of Adobe Photoshop.
But, where to get free Photoshop tutorials? And even more, where to get easy Photoshop tutorials that are high quality?

As a graphic designer and Photoshop tutorial author myself, I gathered quite a list of friends and places where I go when trying to find high quality free Photoshop tutorials and resources.
Today, I will share that list with you.
Free Photoshop Tutorials for Beginners & Advanced
If you are a Photoshop beginner and you want to learn Photoshop (for free or not) it’s very important to choose a good teacher.
Here’s my list of websites from where to learn Photoshop for free if you are a beginner.
These are all sites tried and tested by me.
They have high quality content that is perfect for Photoshop projects being photo editing, photo manipulations, drawings, product design, etc.
Please note that most of these websites have a category called Basics and that’s where you should start if you are a beginner.
1. PSD Dude - Photoshop Tutorials & Resources
You can start with these excellent free Photoshop beginners tutorials and move on to the more advanced tutorials. For example, if you want to learn things like how to draw a line in Photoshop, PSDDude is the place to go.
Also the free Photoshop actions that you can download are a must, PSDDude Photoshop actions are really high quality.
I should also mention the PSDDude YouTube channel which has some wonderful tutorials for beginners.
2. PHLEARN - Free Photoshop Tutorials
Phlearn has one of the best (if not the best) Photoshop tutorials YouTube channel with tons of Photoshop tutorials for every level.
With over 1.7 million subscribers, Phlearn tutorials are absolutely awesome.
3. PSD Box - Photoshop Tutorials for Pros & Beginners
PSD Box is a very talented graphic design artist and has lots of tutorials on his site.
Some of the tutorials are for advanced Photoshop users, but you can also learn Photoshop tricks as a beginner.
4. Spoon Graphics - Sharing Photoshop Tutorials, Resources & Inspiration
Great Photoshop tutorials with a British twist.
Spoon Graphics is home to a range of design tutorials, free resources and inspiration to help you have fun creating cool stuff!
BONUS: Free Photoshop Resources
Practice these Photoshop tutorials and you will learn Photoshop for free. How about some graphic assets to use in your designs?
As a bonus for this list I though I’d share a few great sources for free Photoshop resources like:
- Free Photoshop Brushes
- Free Photoshop Actions
- Free Photoshop Layer Styles
- Free Photoshop Textures
- Free PSD Mockups
1. Photoshop Supply - Free Photoshop Resources For Graphic Designers
The PhotoshopSupply.com website is relatively new, but it should get your attention really fast. They have a crisp and fresh feel, and they give all their Photoshop resources for free.
This site provides top quality free Photoshop resources for graphic designers. I would pay special attention to their free Photoshop mockups section, but also the free Photoshop brushes, free Photoshop actions, free PSD patterns and templates, free vector shapes and free brushes.
2. Textures4Photoshop - High Quality Textures for Free
Trust me:
As a graphics designer you will never have too many textures, images and backgrounds.
When creating Photoshop effects it’s always useful to combine various textures or images to get the effect you want. But, it’s not always easy to find the textures you need.
Check out the Textures4Photoshop database of high quality textures & images that you can download for free.
I simply love this website, it has tons of free and awesome textures that you will not find anywhere else.
All textures are unique and very well crafted. The site contains not only free Photoshop textures, but also patterns (seamless and non-seamless).
Another thing is the amazing tool called Textturizer, which is an online text effect generator that is pretty unique. It has lots of text effect presets, but you can also customize it and use in combination the free Photoshop textures available on the website.
Conclusion
You can learn Photoshop for free.
Keep this list close and visit the sites and you will get better with Photoshop.
If you found this list useful, please feel free to share it through your websites, blogs, Facebook, Twitter, email and more…


Welcome to the fourtwentyjs-accounts demo. Here you can generate, encrypt, store, and remove 420coin accounts in browser.
Here you can generate an 420coin account in browser, optionally you can encrypt the account private and public keys with a passphrase using AES encryption.
Here you can get an 420coin account from browser storage. If the account uses encryption, provide the passphrase below. You can get all accounts by leaving the address field blank.
Here you can clear all 420coin accounts stored in browser storage.
Here you can save your current browser wallet in a zip file.
Here you can export your accounts as a JSON ready string object, or import a JSON ready string object that contains account objects. Importing accounts will override existing stored accounts with the same addresses.
Here you can deploy a contract and interact with it from a account you created in browser.
First off, here are the accounts you have stored in g420:
Here you can use an account stored in browser to send a transaction with the web3.js object. This is an example use case where Accounts.extendWeb3 method is used to extend the web3.js object. Make sure you send Ether to the account you want to use. The value below will be converted to ether.


Man 'punched in the face' in Plymouth road rage incident
Police want anyone with dashcam footage to come forward
by Rom Preston-EllisA man was punched in the face during a road rage incident in Plymouth.
Police have now launched an investigation and have appealed for information.
The incident took place in a layby off Forder Valley Road on the B3413, near to the Liegham roundabout, between 5.50pm and 6pm on Thursday, November 7.
Occupants of two vehicles had pulled into the layby following a minor road traffic collision before an argument ensued between two men.
The victim, aged in his 40s, alleges that he was punched in the face. He suffered a facial injury.
A Devon and Cornwall Police spokesperson said: "Police are appealing for witnesses, or anyone with anyone with dashcam footage, to come forward."
Call 101, or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>quoting crime reference number CR/100889/19.


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| struct | boost::geometry::traits::append_point< Geometry, Point > |
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| struct | boost::geometry::traits::clear< Geometry > |
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| struct | boost::geometry::traits::indexed_access< Geometry, Index, Dimension > |
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| struct | boost::geometry::traits::use_std< Geometry > |
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| coordinate_type< Geometry >::type | boost::geometry::get (Geometry const &geometry) |
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| const int | boost::geometry::max_corner = 1 |
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