The performance of the model was evaluated using test data for the years 2011-2015. The figure below shows the total return for the state during this five year period as a function of the numbers of fires investigated each year and prioritized according to the model.
The total return increases rapidly, meaning that the model does a good job of identifying which fires should be investigated first. The maximum is at 287 fires, continuing to investigate beyond this point would not be profitable. In fact, zooming into the top region of the graph (see below) reveals that investigating only the top ranked 287 fires can save the state $1.5 million compared to the current approach of investigating all fires.
The ROC curve based on 2011-2015 test data is shown below. The model has an AUC score of 0.79.
Finally, consider a histogram of the predicted probability of human cause for both classes of the target variable. Fires that were indeed caused by human activity are more likely to have a higher predicted probability of human cause than those caused by nature.


Getting started¶
Here is a tutorial to explain how to create and use distributions, channels, functions and so on.
Distributions¶
Creating distributions¶
The vector of probabilities is structed as a std::vector<long double>
.
To create a Distribution object there are 3 constructors available:
Read the vector of probabilities from a file
The vector of probabilities can be read from a file in the following format:
n p1 p2 ... pn
where
n
is the number of elements in the distribution andpi
is the probability of the ith element occurs.Suppose you have a file called
prior_distribution.txt
containing the vector of probabilities. To create a distribution, you have to type:Distribution dist("prior_distribution.txt");
See also
Distribution(std::string file)
Use an existing vector of probabilities
A distribution can be created using a vector stored in a variable. The type of the vector must be
std::vector<long double>
.To create a distribution from a vector of probabilities
v
you have to type:std::vector<long double> v({0.25, 0.25, 0.5}); Distribution dist(v);
See also
Distribution(std::vector<long double>& prob)
Create a random or uniform distribution
To create an uniform or a random distribution, there are 2 parameters in the constructor: * First: The number of elements; * Second: The string “uniform” or “random”, to create an uniform distribution or a random distribution, respectivelly.
For example, to create two uniform distributions with 5 and 10 elements respectively, you have to type:
Distribution dist(5, "uniform"); Distribution dist(10, "random");
See also
Distribution(int num_el, std::string type)
Using distributions¶
Suppose you have created a new distribution using one of the constructors
above and stored it in the variable dist
.
Accessing the elements¶
To get the probability of each element, you have to access the attribute
prob
. The elements in prob
are indexed from 0 to n-1, where n
is the number of elements in the probability distribution.
For example, to get the fourth element of the distribution, you use the index 3:
long double prob_fourth_element = dist.prob[3];
Getting the number of elements¶
The number of elements is stored in the attribute num_el
:
int number_elements = dist.num_el;
Printing¶
To print the distribution on the screen, you can use the method toString()
.
The method has one parameter: the precision of the probabilities, and it
returns a std::string
.
For example, if you want to get a string with precision of 4, you have to type:
std::string str_dist = dist.toString(4);
std::cout << str_dist << std::endl;
The result is the following:
0.2500 0.2500 0.5000
For more details, see the documentation of Distribution::toString().
You can also print the distribution right into a file using the method
printToFile()
. See the documentation of Distribution::printToFile().
For more details about the class, see the documentation here.
Channels¶
Creating channels¶
An informational channel can be represented as a matrix n x y, where n is the
number of secrets (the rows), y is the number of possible outputs (the columns)
and each value stored at matrix[x][y]
is the conditional probability p(y|x).
Before creating a channel, you must already have an object Distribution which
contains the prior distribution on the set of secrets.
To create a Channel object there are 3 options available:
Read the channel from a file
You can read the channel from a file in the following format:
n y p11 p12 ... p1y p21 p22 ... p2y ... pn1 pn2 ... pny
where n is the number of secrets, y is the number of outputs and each two values must be separated by a space (” “). Suppose you have a file called
channel.txt
. To create a channel you have to type:Distribution dist("prior_distribution.txt"); Channel channel(dist, "channel.txt");
See also
Channel(Distribution& prior, std::string file)
Use an existing matrix of numbers
The type of the matrix must be
std::vector<std::vector<long double>>
. To create a channel from a matrixM
you have to type:Distribution prior("prior_distribution.txt"); std::vector<std::vector<long double>> M({{0.25, 0.25, 0.50}, {0.30, 0.30, 0.40}, {1.00, 0.00, 0.00}}); Channel channel(prior, M);
See also
Channel(Distribution& prior, std::vector<std::vector<long double>>& matrix)
Generate a random channel
To create a random channel, there are 2 parameters in the constructor:
First: Prior distribution;
Second: Number of channel outputs.
For example, to create a channel with 3 outputs, you have to type:
Distribution prior("prior_distribution.txt"); Channel channel(prior, 3);
See also
Channel(Distribution& prior, int num_out)
Using channels¶
Suppose you have created a channel using one of the constructors above and stored
it in the variable channel
.
Acessing the prior distribution¶
There is a Distribution object: prior
. You can get, for example, the
number of secrets:
int number_secrets = channel.prior.num_el;
Acessing the channel matrix¶
To get a conditional probability from the channel matrix, you have to access the
attribute matrix
. The rows are indexed from 0 to n-1, where n is the number of
secrets, and the columns are indexed from 0 to y-1, where y is the number of
outputs.
For example, to get the probability p(y3|x2), you have to type:
long double p = channel.matrix[2][1];
Getting the number of outputs from the channel¶
The number of outputs is stored in the attribute num_out
:
int number_outputs = channel.num_out;
Printing¶
To print the channel on the screen, you can use the method toString()
.
The method has one parameter: the precision of the probabilities, and it
returns a std::string
.
For example, if you want to get a string with precision of 4, you have to type:
std::string str_channel = channel.toString(4);
std::cout << str_channel << std::endl;
The result is the following:
0.2500 0.2500 0.5000
1.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.9000 0.0100 0.0900
For more details, see the documentation of Channel::toString().
You can also print the channel right into a file using the method
printToFile()
. See the documentation of Channel::printToFile().
For more details about the class, see the documentation here.
Hyper-distributions¶
A hyper-distribution is a distribution on distributions on a set of secrets. Each output in an informational channel is a possible “world”, and each possible world is a new distribution on the set of secrets. We call the possible worlds the inner distributions. Each possible world has a probability to occur, and we call the distribution on the possible worlds as the outer distribution.
Before creating a Hyper object, you need to have a Channel and a prior Distribution on a set of secrets.
To create a Hyper object there are 2 options available: Read the prior distribution and the channel from files You can read the prior distribution on a set of secrets and the channel from files.
The prior distribution must be in the following format: n p1 p2 … pn where n is the number of secrets and pi is the probability of the ith secret occurs.
The channel must be in the following format: n y p11 p12 … p1y p21 p22 … p2y … pn1 pn2 … pny where n is the number of secrets (the rows), y is the number of possible outputs (the columns) and each value (xi,yj) is the conditional probability p(yj|xi). Each two values must be separated by a space (” “).
Suppose you have the prior distribution in a file called prior_distribution.txt and a channel in a file called channel.txt. To create the hyper-distribution you have to type: Hyper hyper(“prior_distribution.txt”, “channel.txt”);
Reference Hyper(std::string prior_file, std::string channel_file)
Use existing Distribution and Channel objects As a Channel has a Distribution object attribute (corresponding to the prior distribution on the set of secrets), it is not necessary to give a distribution as a parameter. So to create a hyper-distribution, you can give only the channel: Distribution prior(“prior_distribution.txt”); Channel channel(prior, “channel.txt”); Hyper hyper(channel);
Reference Hyper(Channel& channel)


Football: Ronaldo left to 'cool off' as injury-hit Juve take on Atalanta in Serie A
MILAN: Cristiano Ronaldo is '99 per cent' certain to miss this weekend's Serie A trip to Atalanta after his four-goal spree for Portugal in Euro 2020 qualifying, coach Maurizio Sarri confirmed on Friday (Nov 22).
Juventus visit fifth-placed Atalanta on Saturday looking to retain top spot in Serie A ahead of Inter Milan before hosting Atletico Madrid in the Champions League next week.
"The problem is on Tuesday Cristiano returned and said that it was good for the first game with Portugal but less in the second," said Sarri.
"We have developed a programme for him and now, the goal is the match of Tuesday against Atletico Madrid," said Sarri adding: "for Atalanta, 99 per cent he will not be available."
Ronaldo had been substituted in Juventus's last two games with Sarri saying that the 34-year-old had a "little knee problem".
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner was furious after being hauled off before the hour in their last game against AC Milan.
"We talked on Tuesday, and at certain times you have to left players cool down," said Sarri.
"There is no need for explanations. I've coached since the 90s and reactions to substitutions were the same even in amateurs and sometimes much worse."
Sarri's side are just one point ahead of Antonio Conte's Inter Milan after 12 matches, with Lazio and Cagliari eight points adrift of the leaders in joint third.
Atalanta have gone three league games without a win, and are two points off the final Champions League berths, before next week's trip to Shakhtar Donetsk.
Sarri said Atalanta were a tricky team to face.
"Annoying is an understatement. They play with intensity and aggressiveness but also have great technical quality," said the former Chelsea and Napoli boss.
"The best definition was given by (Manchester City coach Pep) Guardiola - facing Atalanta is like going to the dentist, you can get out well but also with pain."
Atalanta's fortunes have slipped following the thigh injury to Colombian star Duvan Zapata, who scored six goals in six Serie A matches before being sidelined for their last five league games.
As Atalanta sweat on Zapata's return, Juventus will be without full-back Alex Sandro, Adrien Rabiot, and Juan Cuadrado.
There are also doubts of Miralem Pjanic and Blaise Matuidi.

Inter will be looking to make it a perfect seven league games on the road this season as they travel to Torino, before their European trip to Slavia Prague.

Serie A runners-up Napoli are in crisis, having slipped to seventh, and desperately need a result at 14th-placed AC Milan, who are themselves floundering.
Cagliari and Lazio will look to continue their strong form at lowly Lecce and Sassuolo respectively.
Roma have a chance to move into the Champions League places as the look to bounce back from last week's defeat to Parma at home against tailenders Brescia.
One to watch:
Carlo Ancelotti's Serie A runner-up last season head for AC Milan amid reports he has two games left to save his job.
Napoli have gone four games without a win in Serie A to sit seventh.
The southerners have 19 points -- 13 behind leaders Juventus -- their worst tally after 12 games since the 2011-2012 season when they finished fifth.
After being held 1-1 by Salzburg in the Champions League, they travel to Liverpool next week in a key game for the former Chelsea, AC Milan and Real Madrid boss.
Key stats:
100 - Torino captain Andrea Belotti's Serie A goals
29 - Juventus's unbeaten run against Atalanta -- 23W, 6D
13 - Points between Juventus and last season's runners-up Napoli
6 - Inter have won six in six on the road so far this league season.
5 - Years since AC Milan last beat Napoli


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This was my final project for a Digital Image Processing course I took while at Stanford. It is a real-time expression recognition system that detects the users expression by using the angles between various keypoints on the users face. These angles are compared to a baseline "resting" expression of that user. Multiple keypoint detection algorithms were tested and their speed and accuracy were compared. The image processing engine included OpenCV face detection and a cascaded facial keypoint processing pipeline using deformable part models.
Here is the paper that was written for the project: link to pdf


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This example shows how to use the BandLimitedWhiteNoise to feed a Dryden continuous turbulence model. This model is used to describe turbulent wind at low altitudes that varies randomly in space (see also wikipedia).
The turbulence model of the Dryden form is defined by the power spectral density of the vertical turbulent velocity:
The spectrum is parametrized with the following parameters:
Using spectral factorization and a fixed airspeed V of the aircraft, a concrete forming filter for the vertical turbulence can be found as
,
for which V * (H_w(i Omega/V) * H_w(-i Omega/V) = Phi_w(Omega).
The input to the filter is white noise with a normal distribution, zero mean, and a power spectral density of 1. That means, for a sampling time of 1s, it is parameterized with mean=0 and variance=1. However, in order to account for the change of noise power due to sampling, the noise must be scaled with sqrt(samplePeriod). This is done automatically in the BandLimitedWhiteNoise block.


Before Change
// command = np.array([0, 0, 2, 10])
for _ in range(200):
// state, reward, terminal, _ = env.step(command)
env.tick()
// To access specific sensor data:
pixels = state["RGBCamera"]
velocity = state["VelocitySensor"]
// For a full list of sensors the UAV has, consult the configuration file "InfiniteForest-MaxDistance.json"
After Change
env.reset()
// This command tells the UAV to not roll or pitch, but to constantly yaw left at 10m altitude.
command = np.array([0, 0, 2, 1000])
for _ in range(1000):
state, reward, terminal, _ = env.step(command)
// To access specific sensor data:
pixels = state["RGBCamera"]
velocity = state["VelocitySensor"]
// For a full list of sensors the UAV has, consult the configuration file "InfiniteForest-MaxDistance.json"


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| Screen size | curved edges and bright 5" display |
| Screen technology | IPS LCD |
| Pixel Density | 196 ppi |
| Screen resolution | 480 x 854 pixels |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Front | 2 Megapixels |
| Rear | 5 Megapixels |
| Flash type | LED |
| Rear camera video quality | 720p @30fps |
| Internal memory | 8GB ROM + 1GB RAM Support MicroSD card |
| Processor | 1.1 Ghz |
| Number of cores | Quad |
| Processor name | Mediatek MT6737M, quad-core Cortex-A53 |
| RAM | 1GB |
| External memory (Up to) | 32.0 GB |
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I keep getting "excessive memory consumption" errors in Lean. How can I increase the memory consumption limit? Presumably this is a Lean setting, right?
From the docs for the extension, it's lean.memoryLimit
or -M
but I'm not sure how to use this.
Have you built your project (e.g. with leanpkg build
) recently? The most common reason for running into the memory consumption error is that you don't have up-to-date compiled versions of your dependencies, and so Lean has to do a lot more work every time it processes your file.
You may need to restart the Lean server afterwards too
Yes -- increasing the memory is ironically probably not the way to solve these errors -- you have maybe got buggy code or you need to compile stuff
And whenever you get it you should restart lean I guess, eg with ctrl shift p lean: restart
Buggy code isn't the issue, since it works after restarting (albeit after a very long time). As for the installation -- I installed from the binaries you (@Kevin Buzzard) uploaded as of October. Is this too old?
Are you working on mathlib, or your own project which uses mathlib, or something else?
A project which uses a local download of mathlib.
lean --make
or leanpkg build
If code takes a long time to run you can try and figure out what's going on by sticking #exit in the code and working out which line is causing the problem. October binaries are fine I'm sure. But there is perhaps a line which is bad style or could be rewritten to solve your problems
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If the fonts are installed, then the system fonts will be used. If the fonts are not installed when a SignWriting Font page is opened, the CSS will cause the fonts to be automatically downloaded to the browser's cache on the first visit. Once the fonts are installed in the browser cache, they will remain there until the browser cache is emptied. Any webside that uses this CSS can access the browser installed font without requesting a new copy. The fonts are 10 MB, so the first install make take a few seconds or longer depending on your download speed and processor.


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{% assign situations = country.items %}
{% assign situationCountry = site.countries | where: 'slug', country.name %}
{% for object in situations %}
{% comment %} slugify the phase to use as a class name to color the boxes {% endcomment %}


The charts are generated based on historical Bitcoin livenet block sizes (CSV). The orange line represents the maximum block size. Each black dot on the graph represents a block, where the y coordinate as the bytes of the block and the x as the block height. Each graph is biased by 100,000 bytes on the y-axis for illustration purposes, so that viewers can see that there is a line distinct from the x-axis.
These graphs show various range of previous blocks used to calculate the median. The maximum block size is the median doubled with an additional 100,000 bytes added, and recalculated once a week.
The graphs show various multipliers applied to the median. They all use a sample size of 3 months (12,960 blocks), with 100,000 bytes added, and calculated once a week.
The graphs show variations of the interval that the maximum block size is calculated, in a similar way that the mining difficulty changes once every 2016 blocks. All graphs use a three month median multiplied by 2 with 100,000 bytes added.
These graphs show variations of methods for calculating the moving median and average. All graphs use a sample size of three months multiplied by 2, with 100,000 bytes added, and recalculated for every block.
function movingMedian(range) {
range.sort(function(a, b) {
return a - b;
});
var even = (range.length % 2 === 0);
var m;
if (even) {
var mid = range.length / 2;
var sum = range[mid] + range[mid + 1];
m = Math.round(sum / 2);
} else {
var mid = Math.floor(range.length / 2);
m = range[mid];
}
return m;
}
function movingAverage(range) {
var total = range.length;
var sum = range.reduce(function(a, b) {
return a + b;
}, 0);
return Math.round(sum / total);
}
function exponentialMovingAverage(blockSize, numberOfBlocks, lastBlockSizeAverage) {
var k = 2 / (numberOfBlocks + 1);
return blockSize * k + lastBlockSizeAverage * (1 - k);
}
function weightedAverage(range) {
var triangle = range.reduce(function(a, b, n) {
return a + n;
}, 0);
var result = 0;
for (var i = 0; i < range.length; i++) {
result = result + (range[i] * (i + 1) / triangle);
}
return Math.round(result);
}


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1 Parsetools Release Notes
This document describes the changes made to the Parsetools application.
1.1 Parsetools 2.1.5
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Minor documentation fixes
Own Id: OTP-14276 Aux Id: PR-1357
Improvements and New Features
-
Miscellaneous updates due to atoms containing arbitrary Unicode characters.
Own Id: OTP-14285
1.2 Parsetools 2.1.4
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Correct counting of newlines when rules with newlines are used in Leex.
Own Id: OTP-13916 Aux Id: ERL-263
-
Correct handling of Unicode in Leex.
Own Id: OTP-13919
1.3 Parsetools 2.1.3
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Yecc generates Dialyzer suppressions to avoid warnings when operator precedence declarations are used.
Own Id: OTP-13681
1.4 Parsetools 2.1.2
Improvements and New Features
-
Internal changes
Own Id: OTP-13551
1.5 Parsetools 2.1.1
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Correct the documentation of the error tuple returned by Yecc and Leex.
Own Id: OTP-13031
1.6 Parsetools 2.1
Improvements and New Features
-
The new -dialyzer() attribute is used for suppressing Dialyzer warnings in generated code.
Own Id: OTP-12271
1.7 Parsetools 2.0.12
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
The line counter becomes invalid when rules with linewrap are used. This issue appears because the parsing FSM does not roll back the line counter after attempting such a rule.
Own Id: OTP-12238
1.8 Parsetools 2.0.11
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Application upgrade (appup) files are corrected for the following applications:
asn1, common_test, compiler, crypto, debugger, dialyzer, edoc, eldap, erl_docgen, et, eunit, gs, hipe, inets, observer, odbc, os_mon, otp_mibs, parsetools, percept, public_key, reltool, runtime_tools, ssh, syntax_tools, test_server, tools, typer, webtool, wx, xmerl
A new test utility for testing appup files is added to test_server. This is now used by most applications in OTP.
(Thanks to Tobias Schlager)
Own Id: OTP-11744
-
A Yecc example has been updated in the documentation (Thanks to Pierre Fenoll.)
Own Id: OTP-11749
1.9 Parsetools 2.0.10
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
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A bug causing Yecc to generate badly formed parsers when encountering very simple recursive rules has been fixed. (Thanks to Eric Pailleau.)
Own Id: OTP-11269
-
A bug where Unicode filenames combined with Latin-1 encoding could crash Yecc and Leex has been fixed.
Own Id: OTP-11286
Improvements and New Features
-
Fix leex module`s inability to build unicode-aware lexers. Thanks to Pierre Fenoll.
Own Id: OTP-11313
1.10 Parsetools 2.0.9
Improvements and New Features
-
Miscellaneous updates due to Unicode support.
Own Id: OTP-10820
1.11 Parsetools 2.0.8
Improvements and New Features
-
Support for Unicode has been implemented.
Own Id: OTP-10302
-
The file esyntax.yrl has been removed.
Own Id: OTP-10660
1.12 Parsetools 2.0.7
Improvements and New Features
-
Tuple funs (a two-element tuple with a module name and a function) are now officially deprecated and will be removed in R16. Use 'fun M:F/A' instead. To make you aware that your system uses tuple funs, the very first time a tuple fun is applied, a warning will be sent to the error logger.
Own Id: OTP-9649
1.13 Parsetools 2.0.6
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
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Dialyzer warnings have been removed.
Own Id: OTP-8318
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yecc: add warnings_as_errors option(Thanks to Tuncer ayaz)
Own Id: OTP-9376
-
Fix incorrect order of pseudo variables in yecc example
The example is for converting from infix to prefix. This change uses to correct ordering of the triplet. (Thanks to Garret Smith)
Own Id: OTP-9484
-
Implement or fix -Werror option
If -Werror is enabled and there are warnings no output file is written. Also make sure that error/warning reporting is consistent. (Thanks to Tuncer Ayaz)
Own Id: OTP-9536
-
XML files have been corrected.
Own Id: OTP-9550 Aux Id: OTP-9541
1.14 Parsetools 2.0.5
Improvements and New Features
-
The formating of Yecc's error messages has been improved. (Thanks to Joe Armstrong.)
Own Id: OTP-8919
1.15 Parsetools 2.0.4
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Running HiPE-compiled Yecc parsers no longer results in a function_clause error.
Own Id: OTP-8771
1.16 Parsetools 2.0.3
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
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Yecc failed to report reduce/reduce conflicts where one of the reductions involved the root symbol. This bug has been fixed. (Thanks to Manolis Papadakis.)
Own Id: OTP-8483
-
A bug introduced in Parsetools 1.4.4 (R12B-2) has been fixed. (Thanks to Manolis Papadakis.)
Own Id: OTP-8486
1.17 Parsetools 2.0.2
Improvements and New Features
-
Cleanups suggested by tidier and modernization of types and specs.
Own Id: OTP-8455
1.18 Parsetools 2.0.1
Improvements and New Features
-
Leex no longer uses the deprecated regexp module. (Thanks to Robert Virding.).
Own Id: OTP-8231
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
A minor bug in leex(3) has been fixed.
Own Id: OTP-8197
1.19 Parsetools 2.0
Improvements and New Features
-
Leex, a lexical analyzer generator for Erlang, has been added to Parsetools. This initial version should be considered experimental; it is known that there will be changes and additions. (Thanks to Robert Virding.).
Own Id: OTP-8013
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
The parsers generated by Yecc now report correct error lines when possible.
Own Id: OTP-7969
1.20 Parsetools 1.4.7
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
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A bug in yeccpre.hrl introduced in R13A has been fixed.
Own Id: OTP-7945
1.21 Parsetools 1.4.6
Improvements and New Features
-
Updated file headers.
Own Id: OTP-7798
1.22 Parsetools 1.4.5
Improvements and New Features
-
The yecc grammar has been augmented with an optional header section. (Thanks to Richard Carlsson.)
Own Id: OTP-7292
1.23 Parsetools 1.4.4
Improvements and New Features
-
The size of the code generated by Yecc has been reduced. The code is also faster.
Macros can now be used in actions.
Own Id: OTP-7224
1.24 Parsetools 1.4.3
Improvements and New Features
-
tuple_size/1 and byte_size/1 have been substituted for size/1.
Own Id: OTP-7009
1.25 Parsetools 1.4.2
Improvements and New Features
-
The size of the code generated by yecc has been reduced.
A note regarding the includefile option: although yecc can cope with includefiles based on some earlier yeccpre.hrl it is recommended for efficiency reasons to update includefiles as to follow the pattern in the latest yeccpre.hrl.
Own Id: OTP-6851
1.26 Parsetools <IP_ADDRESS>
Improvements and New Features
-
Minor Makefile changes.
Own Id: OTP-6689
1.27 Parsetools 1.4.1
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
A bug concerning precedence declarations of non-terminals "one level up" has been fixed in yecc.
Own Id: OTP-6362
1.28 Parsetools 1.4
Improvements and Fixed Bugs
Several modifications of Yecc have been made:
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The new functions file/1,2 take the role of the old functions yecc/2,3,4. The latter functions are no longer documented but are kept for backward compatibility.
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More checks of the grammar file have been implemented. Examples are warnings for unused non-terminals and duplicated declarations.
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Invalid pseudo variables are no longer replaced by '$undefined' but cause a failure.
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Reserved words no longer need to be quoted when used as terminals or non-terminals.
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When compiling the generated parser file errors and warnings concerning user code refer to the grammar file, not the parser file.
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Yecc emits a warning if there are conflicts in the grammar. The new declaration Expect can be used to suppress this warning.
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The new operator precedence declaration Nonassoc can be used to declare operators with no associativity.
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Precedence can be given to more than one operator with one single operator precedence declaration.
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The function parse_and_scan/1 in the default includefile accepts {Function, A} as well as {{M,F}, A} as tokenizer function. Exceptions in the tokenizer are never caught.
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The functions yecc:file/1,2 can be accessed from the Erlang shell via the new functions c:y/1,2 in STDLIB.
See yecc(3) for further details.
Own Id: OTP-5366
1.29 Parsetools 1.3.2
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
A bug in Yecc that was introduced in R9B has been removed. Another bug concerning precedence declaration "one level up" has been fixed.
Own Id: OTP-5461
1.30 Parsetools 1.3.1
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
A bug in the file parsetools/include/yeccpre.hrl caused yecc:parse_and_scan/1 to always report a parse failure when the lexer reported end-of-file. This problem has been fixed.
Own Id: OTP-5369


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We've rounded up the very best smart home deals from Echo, security cameras, doorbells, heating and more
by Dominic PrestonSmart home tech is getting bigger every year. What started out as just turning on your lights from an app has extended to smart heating, security, and even kitchens, while virtual assistants like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri try to work their way into every room in your home.
Still, replacing every appliance you own with a smart version could quickly get very expensive, so it makes sense to pick up smart tech at smart prices.
And to save you time, we've rounded up the best savings right here. Note that we also have a dedicated article for Amazon Echo deals if you're after an Alexa-enabled device specifically.
Best smart home deals right now
Logitech Harmony Smart Home TV Hub
From: Amazon
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From: Amazon
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Amazon Echo Show + Ring Video Doorbell Pro
From: Amazon
Was: £448.99
Now: £348.99 (£100 off)
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Tado° Smart Thermostat
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Yale Smart Home Alarm Kit
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What is a smart home?
A smart house is a connected house. Its devices are on the same Wi-Fi network and can be controlled remotely via a smartphone or smart speaker with voice-command. Connected devices can range from TVs, thermostats, security cameras, to even kettles and toothbrushes. See our round-up of the best smart home devices here.
Amazon also offers services to help you install smart home devices. When you buy the smart home product, you can often choose a bundle that includes installation. We have seen discounts on these services before, so keep an eye out when major sale events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday hit.
Alexa vs. Google Assistant vs. Siri
With Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri vying for the top spot in the smart assistant market, choosing a smart home device might be all the more confusing for first-time buyers. We’ve compared the different smart home assistants previously to see which one is better.
In our Echo Dot vs Google Nest Mini comparison, we found that Alexa needs questions to be phrased more carefully than the Google Assistant, but it performs better when it comes to shopping requests. In contrast, the Google Assistant is better at search-based questions. This split may seem obvious, but it’s useful to know when deciding which device best caters to your needs.
Amazon has broadened its Echo devices range with upgrades and new devices too (see the best Echo deals here). The Echo Dot 3 expands on the Dot 2’s capabilities and freshens the design with a fabric exterior, and the Echo 3 offers a huge improvement in terms of audio quality.
There's also the Echo Sub (£119.99), which is Amazon's deep bass subwoofer.
On the Google side of things, the Google Nest Mini offers similar functionality and pricing to the Echo Dot. It also has larger counterparts in the Google Home and Google Nest Max, while the Google Nest Hub also packs a touchscreen display. Look for prices below these at sales events, or bundle deals, which you can usually get from retailers like Currys PC World or Argos.
If you’re an iOS enthusiast, our colleagues over at Macworld UK also compared Siri’s performance on the Apple HomePod to the Echo and Google Nest. The HomePod is best if you primarily use Apple products and streaming services to start with.
 Apple does list products compatible with its HomeKit ecosystem, which you can see here.
Do I need Alexa or Google Assistant to run smart home devices?
You don’t necessarily need a smart assistant to have a connected smart home. Smart assistants allow you the freedom of voice-free control, but you can just as well control the smart device from your phone. Most smart devices have dedicated apps (or even remotes) that control settings and functions.
Smart home deals: What to expect
Smart speakers like the Amazon Echo and Nest Home are the easiest way to smarten up your home. These devices usually see price cuts, especially as Amazon and Google duke it out to provide your virtual assistant of choice. They're both keen to get as many smart devices into homes as possible.
Amazon Certified Refurbished deals
You can find certified refurbished Amazon smart home devices at a lower price than the original RRP. Amazon tests all refurbished devices rigorously to ensure it works just as new; the company also provides a 1-year warranty.
See all certified refurbished Amazon devices here.
Third-Party speakers deals
Third-party speaker manufacturers with smart support are also sometimes discounted, though they're less aggressive. You can find portable smart speakers with Bluetooth connectivity too, such as the Ultimate Ears Megablast, which featured on our round-up of the best smart speakers.
Smart home - small gadgets
More expensive smart home products like thermostats and full lighting kits see big offers, but keep an eye on smaller products like smart plugs or single smart bulbs - the savings might be smaller, but if you're planning on picking up a few it can really add up.
For more inspiration, check out our guide to the best smart home tech, as well as our more specific and detailed round-ups of the best smart lighting, smart heating, and smart kitchen gadgets.
Where to find smart home deals
Most major electronics retailers sell smart home stuff, along with just about anywhere else that sells tech.
Amazon often has some of the biggest bargains - especially in the run-up to Black Friday 2019. If you find that you’re missing out on Amazon’s Lightning deals, which run for just a few hours and offer limited stock, we'd recommend signing up for Amazon's 30 day free trial of Prime, which will get you access to deals 30 minutes before everyone else. Plus, you'll get free next-day delivery with the Prime trial, as well as access to Prime Instant Video and more.
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Beyond Amazon, here are a few of the best places to check for bargains:
Best smart home deals
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From: Amazon
Was: £99.99
Now: £73 (27% off)
View Deal
All you need to kick off your smart home, the Harmony Hub lets you control your set-top boxes and also integrates with Alexa.
2. Honeywell Smart Thermostat T6R
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Save 38% on this smart thermostat when you buy from Amazon. It works with Alexa and the Apple HomeKit. See our guide on smart thermostats.
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5. Yale Smart Home Alarm Kit
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Controllable from your phone and with no monthly fee, the Yale Smart Home Alarm currently has more than £130 off.
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Take control of your home with this Alexa and Apple Home Kit-enabled lighting kit, complete with three colour-changing bulbs.
7. Ultimate Ears Blast (with Alexa)
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A great deal that'll get you a portable speaker with built-in Alexa and plenty of power.
8. Logitech Harmony Elite Remote (works with Alexa)
From: Amazon
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This smart remote lets you control all your entertainment from one place. See our review of the Logitech Harmony Smart Control.
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
Mix the flour and suet together in a bowl.
Combine the milk and water together in a jug or separate bowl.
Mix in enough of the milk and water to the flour and suet mixture to make a dough that is soft, but not too soft to roll.
Roll the dough out on a floured surface, to make a large circle. Cut out a quarter of the circle (to be used later as the lid of the pudding).
Grease a 1.5 litre/2¾ pint heatproof basin or bowl. Place the larger circle of pastry into the bowl and join the cut sides together, pressing well.
Place half of the butter cubes and half of the sugar into the bottom of the lined bowl.
Prick the lemons all over with a larding needle or skewer, so the juices can escape, then place the lemons on top of the butter and sugar.
Place the remaining butter and sugar over the lemons to fill the bowl.
Roll out the reserved pastry quarter into a round and place on top of the basin filling. Press the edges together to seal the pudding.
Place a piece of foil over the basin, creating a pleat in the middle. Tie the foil in place with string and tie around carefully to create a string handle over the top, so the pudding can be easily moved when hot.
Bring a large pan of water to the boil and lower the pudding into it. The water should come halfway up the sides of the bowl.
Cover the pan with a lid and leave to simmer for 3-4 hours. If the water level falls too low, replenish it with more boiling water.
To serve, carefully remove the basin from the pan and remove the foil lid. Put a deep dish over the basin and turn the pudding out onto the dish. Place on the table and serve immediately.


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class HudMenu
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
HudMenu.Request
Possible Requests to the Game Screen.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private int |
currentLevel
Current Level Number (Level1, Level2, etc)
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private HudMenu.Request |
currentRequest
Represents the current Hud Menu's Request to the Game Screen.
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private static float |
FONT_SCALE
The Font rescaling factor, for the score representation.
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private Armadillo |
game
The current game session.
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private static float |
HORIZONTAL_PAD
The HUD elements distance to the horizontal screen limits.
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private com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.Stage |
hud
A Stage used to represent the HUD, containing the score and the pause Button.
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private static float |
HUD_ELEMENTS_SIZE
The Side Size of the HUD elements.
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private static float |
HUD_VIEWPORT_HEIGHT
The height of the viewport in pixels.
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private static float |
HUD_VIEWPORT_WIDTH
The width of the HUD viewport in pixels.
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private GameModel.ModelState |
lastState
Represents the last game's state.
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private GameModel |
model
The current Game Model, in display on the screen.
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private boolean |
options_flag
Flag responsible for indicating whether the HUD or the Options Menu should be drawn.
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private OptionsMenu |
optionsMenu
A Class used to represent the Menu that appears when the game is paused / over / won.
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private float |
score
Represents the current level's score.
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private com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Label |
scoreText
Label containing the string referencing the current score.
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private com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Skin |
skin
Skin used in the HUD elements.
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private static float |
VERTICAL_PAD
The HUD elements distance to the vertical screen limits.
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private com.badlogic.gdx.utils.viewport.Viewport |
viewport
The ViewPort used for the HUD Stage.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HudMenu(Armadillo game,
GameModel model)
HudMenu's Constructor.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) void |
draw()
The function that draws the current HudMenu in the screen.
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(package private) int |
getCurrentLevel() |
(package private) java.lang.String |
getScoreString()
Function that returns the current score, in a String format.
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private void |
initHUD()
Function used to initialize all the elements of the HUD and add the respective Listeners.
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loadNextLevel()
Function used to load the next Level.
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resetRequest()
Function used to set the current HudMenu's request to NONE.
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startLevel()
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private OptionsMenu optionsMenu
private boolean options_flag
private float score
private GameModel.ModelState lastState
private HudMenu.Request currentRequest
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private static final float HUD_VIEWPORT_HEIGHT
private static final float FONT_SCALE
private static final float HUD_ELEMENTS_SIZE
private static final float HORIZONTAL_PAD
private static final float VERTICAL_PAD
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private com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Label scoreText
private GameModel model
private Armadillo game
private void initHUD()
private void updateScore()
java.lang.String getScoreString()
HudMenu.Request update(GameModel.ModelState state, int level)
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void loadNextLevel()
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action_search |
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action_settings |
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add_question_field |
static int |
answerAttachmentButton |
static int |
answersHeading |
static int |
answerSubmissionButton |
static int |
askQuestionButton |
static int |
attach_image |
static int |
attachedImage |
static int |
attachmentButton |
static int |
authorMain |
static int |
editAnswerText |
static int |
editReplyText |
static int |
favourite_question |
static int |
favourites |
static int |
help |
static int |
help_addq1 |
static int |
help_addq2 |
static int |
help_addq3 |
static int |
help_addq4 |
static int |
help_main1 |
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help_main2 |
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help_main3 |
static int |
help_main4 |
static int |
help_qactivity1 |
static int |
help_qactivity2 |
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help_qactivity3 |
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help_qactivity4 |
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help_qactivity5 |
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help_qactivity6 |
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help_qactivity8 |
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listView_search |
static int |
loadMoreButton |
static int |
locMain |
static int |
locPrompt |
static int |
main |
static int |
MainListView |
static int |
my_questions |
static int |
numOfAnswers |
static int |
numOfPoints |
static int |
post |
static int |
postAuthor |
static int |
postImage |
static int |
postLoc |
static int |
postText |
static int |
postUpvotes |
static int |
questionMain |
static int |
read_later |
static int |
read_laters |
static int |
readLater |
static int |
remove_favourite |
static int |
repliesButton |
static int |
reply |
static int |
replyAuthor |
static int |
replyCount |
static int |
saveQuestion |
static int |
submit_question_btn |
static int |
submitReplyBtn |
static int |
swipe |
static int |
ThreadPostsView |
static int |
upvoteCheckbox |
static int |
user_questions |
static int |
UserListView |
static int |
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static int |
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public static final int ThreadPostsView
public static final int UserListView
public static final int action_search
public static final int action_settings
public static final int add_question_field
public static final int answerAttachmentButton
public static final int answerSubmissionButton
public static final int answersHeading
public static final int askQuestionButton
public static final int attach_image
public static final int attachedImage
public static final int attachmentButton
public static final int authorMain
public static final int editAnswerText
public static final int editReplyText
public static final int favourite_question
public static final int favourites
public static final int help
public static final int help_addq1
public static final int help_addq2
public static final int help_addq3
public static final int help_addq4
public static final int help_main1
public static final int help_main2
public static final int help_main3
public static final int help_main4
public static final int help_qactivity1
public static final int help_qactivity2
public static final int help_qactivity3
public static final int help_qactivity4
public static final int help_qactivity5
public static final int help_qactivity6
public static final int help_qactivity8
public static final int listView_search
public static final int loadMoreButton
public static final int locMain
public static final int locPrompt
public static final int main
public static final int my_questions
public static final int numOfAnswers
public static final int numOfPoints
public static final int post
public static final int postAuthor
public static final int postImage
public static final int postLoc
public static final int postText
public static final int postUpvotes
public static final int questionMain
public static final int readLater
public static final int read_later
public static final int read_laters
public static final int remove_favourite
public static final int repliesButton
public static final int reply
public static final int replyAuthor
public static final int replyCount
public static final int saveQuestion
public static final int submitReplyBtn
public static final int submit_question_btn
public static final int swipe
public static final int upvoteCheckbox
public static final int user_questions
public static final int usernameInput
public static final int usernamePrompt


As discussed in the post on Learning from Gehrig and DiMaggio, there are at least two different types of streaks— durabilty and performance streaks. What should you do when a streak ends?
I’ve been tracking streaks at the website Coach.me. Coach.me began as a website called lift and has recently changed their name to emphasize 1-1 coaching. It is a good system for tracking durability streaks, but the website lacks some vital elements for performance tracking.
I recently had a durability streak of 181 days of practicing the guitar. For 181 days I carried my guitar on vacation, practiced when I was busy, tired, and sick. However, on what would have been day 183, I realized that I forgot to practice the day before.
Here are some tips on how to handle the end of a streak.
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Be Honest— I have to admit that I was tempted to tick the box and let it slide. For a few minutes, I allowed myself to rationalize the situation– I had thought about playing and had even looked at a guitar book. Deceiving yourself or others does nothing to get your closer to your goal. When a streak ends or you break a commitment to yourself, use it as an opportunity to grow.
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Why did the streak end?- Did you forget? Did you intentionally stop the streak?   Did you get lazy? Do you still care about your goal?
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What did you do well?— Take some time to pat yourself on the back! Many people won’t even attempt to work on a goal, especially a personal or enrichment goal. Or, they won’t bother to track progress on a goal because it is a nuisance or they will be confronted with the reality that they really aren’t making progress. Celebrate your awesome achievement and know that you can begin a new streak.
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Tighten your Focus— If this is a goal that you care about, how can you improve your focus? Do you need to create a reminder? Do you need to schedule the activity? Do you need to let go of less important goals to make room for your deeper goal? Don’t just take a white knuckle approach and say, “I’ll try harder!” Take the time to plot out a strategy to succeed. Be specific.
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Look for Support- Do you have any friends that are pursuing the same goal? Do you belong to an online community that can help you with your goal? Are there any tools that you can help you in your pursuit?
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Look for Micro Movements that lead to success- As silly as it sounds, the number one factor for me being successful on my 181 day streak was putting my guitar on a stand in my bedroom. What are the small, micro movements that lead to success? Perhaps it is putting your running shorts at the foot of your bed or putting the dog’s leash by the front door. Every streak has small movements which help remind, motivate, or inspire you to continue.
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Don’t get down on yourself- Getting down on yourself has no productive value. Instead, focus on what you can learn and how you can grow.
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Start Again- With new tools, insights, and inspiration, begin again.


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Setting ‘hours’ to None will return all the data from the specified dataset. ‘skip’ controls the number of initial hours to skip, for example for testing the second 2 hour window set hours=2 skip=2. ‘noarrays’ prohibits using data from array stations.
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reads the static site table for this station around the epoch time raises MissingSite


sdltrs is a Radio Shack TRS-80 Model I/III/4/4P emulator for Linux, Mac
OS X, and Windows. It is a port of the very capable xtrs emulator for
Unix by Tim Mann. It includes lower case, the real time clock, hi-res
graphics, serial port, parallel printer, mouse, cassette, sound and
music output,
5" and 8" floppy disk drives in single and double density, and even
hard disk drives. The emulated floppy and hard disk file formats are
compatible with the popular MSDOS-based emulators by Jeff Vavasour,
Matthew Reed, and David Keil, and (if you choose a capable enough file
format), all features of the original TRS-80 floppy disk controller are
emulated.
Why did I write another emulator? Several reasons. First, and foremost,
there was no TRS-80 emulator available for Mac OS X. Since I am the
author
of Atari800MacX, which is based on libSDL, it made it easy for me to
make
a TRS80 xtrs port based on SDL, so it would run on Windows and Linux as
well as Mac OS X.
Second, sdltrs provides a text menu based GUI, which is more user
friendly interface than the interface
xtrs provides. Finally, sdltrs provides some other enhancements
to xtrs, such as the ability to copy and paste from the host to/from
the emulator, the ability to save and load the emulator state, disk indicator LED's, and on
the Mac, to emulate an Epson printer as well.
There is a lot of help available in the other html pages of this help
which
have links available at the top of the screen. Since it is based on
xtrs, Tim Mann's web page is also a good resource
(http://www.tim-mann.org/xtrs.html).
ROM images for Model I/III/4 are available elsewhere on the Web.
I do not know the copyright status of these ROM images, and I have no
connection with the sites that offer them. Some MS-DOS based TRS-80 emulators
come with Model I and Model III/4 ROM image files. These files will
work in xtrs too.
Alternatively, for Model III or Model 4 emulation, xtrs can use a
MODELA/III file as its ROM image. This is not identical to a real Model
III/4 ROM, but is close enough that almost 100% of TRS-80 programs will
work with it. The LS-DOS
6.3.1H operating system disk that I have permission to distribute
includes a MODELA/III file. You can boot this operating system using
xtrs's Model 4P emulation and export the file for use in Model III and
4 emulation, or for convenience, click here to
download the MODELA/III file directly.
For Model 4P emulation, you can use Pete Cervasio's free minimal
Model 4P boot ROM, now supplied with xtrs; however, the free ROM can
boot only Model 4 operating systems (not Model III), and only from
floppy disks. The original Model 4P boot ROM is copyrighted software,
but if you own a Model 4P, you can copy its boot ROM onto a floppy for
personal use using the instructions and tools in this article,
originally published in the Misosys Quarterly 1.2. You can also buy
Frank Durda IV's improved Model 4P ROMs from M. A. D. Software.


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A Model of the Transformations of Metal and Metal Oxide Nanoparticles in Freshwater Sediments: Exploring Critical Uncertainties and the Role of Sediments in Nanoparticle Risk Assessment
EPA Grant Number: F13C20565Title: A Model of the Transformations of Metal and Metal Oxide Nanoparticles in Freshwater Sediments: Exploring Critical Uncertainties and the Role of Sediments in Nanoparticle Risk Assessment
Investigators: Dale, Amy Lauren
Institution: Carnegie Mellon University
EPA Project Officer: Cobbs-Green, Gladys M.
Project Period: September 1, 2014 through September 1, 2016
Project Amount: $84,000
RFA: STAR Graduate Fellowships (2013) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Academic Fellowships , Fellowship - Environmental Risk Assessment
Objective:
This research employs computer simulations to describe the movement and transformation of potentially toxic metal and metal oxide nanoparticles once they are released to the environment during the manufacture, use, or disposal of antibacterial consumer goods produced by the emerging nanotechnology industry. These simulations focus on the strong association of nanoparticles with suspended sediments and soils, which facilitates their accumulation in river and lake beds. The models are used to explore the effect that natural variability in environmental conditions—such as stream flow, temperature, oxygen availability and pH—has on the toxicity, bioavailability and persistence of metal and metal oxide nanoparticles and their reaction by-products in sediment beds and overlying surface waters.Approach:
This research focuses on the development of two mathematical models to investigate the fate of three highly reactive nanoparticles—zinc oxide, copper oxide and silver—in terrestrial and aquatic environments. The first model, which is highly detailed and small in scale, focuses on the chemical transformations that nanoparticles and their reaction by-products (metal ions) undergo in the river beds and lake beds where they are expected to accumulate once released to the environment. The second model, which links an adaptation of the Chesapeake Bay Program Phase 5 Watershed Model to the U.S. EPA’s water quality model WASP7, is a watershedscale simulation that is informed by the sediment model and is designed to describe the fate of nanoparticles released to the James River basin in Virginia. Features of the model include geospatial information on the location and discharges of all permitted sewage treatment plants in the watershed; hourly rainfall patterns over a 20-year period; daily estimates of stream flow; data on agricultural and urban land use in the watershed; and a detailed description of sediment transport on the land surface and in the river network.Expected Results:
This work will predict the ultimate location, concentration and form of silver, zinc oxide and copper oxide nanoparticles released to surface waters and sediments. Predictions will indicate whether the nanoparticles will be present in toxic forms at high enough concentrations to be of concern. Overall nanoparticle mobility in the environment is expected to be low, and most environmental toxicity will likely be observed in the sediments or at the sediment-water interface. Nanoparticle risk will depend heavily on such site-specific factors as pH, oxygen availability and sulfide availability. Nanoparticle concentrations in the stream will depend heavily on stream flow due to the impact of flow on sediment transport. Uncertainty analysis will be used to determine which uncertainties in model inputs have the greatest effect on model predictions, which will help prioritize future research.
Potential to Further Environmental/Human Health Protection
This research aims to advance the emerging field of nanoparticle fate and transport modeling by adapting modeling frameworks historically developed for “conventional” or non-nano pollutants, such as metal salts and pesticides. These models will be used to shed light on the environmental transformation, toxicity and bioavailability of reactive metal and metal oxide nanoparticles under a wide range of environmental conditions. Results will be used to inform public policy and risk management decision making for this emerging class of potential environmental pollutants.


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- QA Engineer - LLC Astelit, TM “life:)”(August 2012 – September 2013)
- Core Network Engineer - LLC Astelit, TM “life:)”(April 2011 – August 2012)
Education
- Specialist degree in Mobile Networks, July 2012 - Odessa National Academy of Telecommunications,named after A.S.Popov
- Bachelor degree in Information Networks, June 2011 - Odessa National Academy of Telecommunications,named after A.S.Popov
Projects
- Scorpio NFR(June 2014 - Present) – project from Douche Bank, it is a web application for Douche Bank managers.
- cRDS (September 2013 – June 2014) – project from Douche Bank, the “Golden source” of Douche Bank clients.
- Alpha Management Project (November 2013 – June 2014) – project from Luxoft Alpha Center management team.
Skills
Professional skills
Expert in MS Office Excel; Oracle SQL, Oracle PL/SQL, Oracle Application Express; HTML, CSS; Jira, SVN, Git; Basics of OOP and Java.
Soft skills
Active, creative, good communication skills, teamwork, fast learner, high level of responsibility, accustomed to overcoming difficulties, logical thinking.
Languages
- Ukrainian – native
- Russian – native
- English – advanced


Money Play. How should Red play 41?
pips Red=158 White=149
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Never forget that backgammon is a race. After this roll Red will trail by 4 pips. In other words, the race is close.
Note also that White has a four-point prime with three Red checkers behind it and those checkers need to escape. That four-point prime is a powerful asset.
Awkward as it looks Red should play b/21, 6/5. This gives him plenty of spares to play with next turn and if he does roll a big double, he can free all his rear checkers at once.
All the other plays are too loose and don’t play to Red’s best game plan which is to race. All moves except bar/21, 6/5 are errors or worse.
Note also that White has a four-point prime with three Red checkers behind it and those checkers need to escape. That four-point prime is a powerful asset.
Awkward as it looks Red should play b/21, 6/5. This gives him plenty of spares to play with next turn and if he does roll a big double, he can free all his rear checkers at once.
All the other plays are too loose and don’t play to Red’s best game plan which is to race. All moves except bar/21, 6/5 are errors or worse.
1. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21 6/5 Eq.: -0.307 0.395 0.090 0.003 - 0.605 0.088 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply bar/24 13/9 Eq.: -0.344 (-0.037) 0.388 0.114 0.004 - 0.612 0.119 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply bar/24 5/1* Eq.: -0.372 (-0.064) 0.385 0.129 0.004 - 0.615 0.144 0.005 4. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21 5/4 Eq.: -0.397 (-0.090) 0.382 0.095 0.003 - 0.618 0.116 0.003 5. Cubeful 0-ply bar/24 6/2 Eq.: -0.470 (-0.163) 0.354 0.098 0.003 - 0.646 0.149 0.004


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COME SEE THE PARADISE A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1991 Frank Maloney
COME SEE THE PARADISE is a film about racism from a writer-director who has been accused of making films with racist overtones (MIDNIGHT EXPRESS, MISSISSIPPI BURNING). It is also about the internment of Japanese and Japanese-Americans during the Second World War. And it is a love story.
The film was created by Alan Parker and stars Dennis Quaid and Tamlyn Tomita as the lovers whose interracial marriage was opposed as much by her father as by the "antimiscegenation" laws of California. They elope to Seattle to get married, Seattle and Washington state being known as an unusual place even in the 1930s in such matters. They become separated when the so-called internment camps are opened and all persons of Japanese ancestry removed from the Pacific Coast states and the U.S. enters the war.
The pre-Pearl parts of the movie present a wonderful evocation of Los Angeles' old Little Tokyo, with its mix of old and new country. The movie has a lush, detailed look to it. In one of the Seattle papers there was story about the reactions of several local ex-internees to seeing the film. One person was quoted to the effect that the movie showed the camp surrounded by three barb-wire fences, just as his camp was in real life, which detail delighted him for its authenticity. The camp is never identified, but I assumed it was meant to be Manzanar in the Owens Valley of California.
If it was Manzanar, the site of which I visited twenty years ago, its appearance in the film points up my only real dissatisfaction with the COME SEE THE PARADISE (aside from the title, which is an obscure reference to the movie house where Quaid worked for Tomita's father, played by Sab Shimono) was that to some extent it soft-pedaled the camps and the situation. Someday a really hard-hitting dramatic movie (as opposed to a documentary such as one done on the camps in the late Seventies) will be made; in the meantime, this film is better than nothing, a first step, as it were, in realizing the dramatic potential of this sad episode in U.S. history.
Much is glossed over, such as dissent within the camps among the internees about their own loyalties. There is, in the interest of balance, I suppose, a brief, conventional defense is offered by a minor, white character. However, there is no doubt that the film views the camps as an injustice and a cruel punishment of innocent people. From my friends who experienced the camps directly and from my own reading, I know that only the smallest modicum of the pain and confusion and greed and meanness and little heroisms were depicted in this film.
The performances by Quaid, Tomita, and the other actors are uniformly excellent. I've never liked Quaid better and I want to see Tomita in lots more movies. One of the pleasures of the movie is see many unfamiliar faces, ethnic actors who are usually buried by the mostly lily-white nature of main-stream film-making. Indeed, one especially delightful scene features one of Lily's brothers (Lily being Tomita's character) who is trying to be a film actor but can only get parts as Chinese houseboys. (Peter Lorre as Mr. Moto shows up in camp show, too.)
The love story begins well, but does tend to get lost in the hurly-burly of the war, which is probably what happened for a lot of people, but which is not particularly good story-writing or film-making. The two principals play off each other well in their love scenes, but their love scenes are more tender than passionate for some reason.
Shall I say the film was not hard enough by half on America? This is not an angry film, but it is sympathetic and probably new information for a lot of people. America seems to have made progress since those days, even if much distance remains to be covered. The film is strong, the performances are strong, the look is strong. I am happy to recommend COME SEE THE PARADISE.
-- Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney .
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