THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
LONG, long ago a farmer named Lenine lived in Boscean. He had but one son, Frank Lenine, who was indulged into waywardness by both his parents. In addition to the farm servants, there was one, a young girl, Nancy Trenoweth, who especially assisted Mrs Lenine in all the various duties of a small farmhouse.
Nancy Trenoweth was very pretty, and although perfectly uneducated, in the sense in which we now employ the term education, she possessed many native graces, and she had acquired much knowledge, really useful to one whose aspirations would probably never rise higher than to be mistress of a farm of a few acres. Educated by parents who had certainly never seen the world beyond Penzance, her ideas of the world were limited to a few miles around the Land's End. But although her book of nature was a small one, it had deeply impressed her mind with its influences. The wild waste, the small but fertile valley, the rugged hills, with their crowns of cairns, the moors rich in the golden furze and the purple heath, the sea-beaten cliffs, and the silver sands, were the pages she had studied, under the guidance of a mother who conceived, in the sublimity of her ignorance, that everything in nature was the home of some spirit form. The soul of the girl was imbued with the deeply religious dye of her mother's mind, whose religion was only a sense of an unknown world immediately beyond our own. The elder Nancy Trenoweth exerted over the villagers around her considerable power. They did not exactly fear her. She was too free from evil for that; but they were conscious of a mental superiority, and yielded without complaining to her sway.
The result of this was, that the younger Nancy, although compelled to service, always exhibited some pride, from a feeling that her mother was a superior woman to any around her.
She never felt herself inferior to her master and mistress, yet she complained not of being in subjection to them. There were so many interesting features in the character of this young servant girl that she became in many respects like a daughter to her mistress. There was no broad line of division in those days, in even the manorial hall, between the lord and his domestics, and still less defined was the position of the employer and the employed in a small farmhouse. Consequent on this condition of things, Frank Lenine and Nancy were thrown as much together as if they had been brother and sister. Frank was rarely checked in anything by his over-fond parents, who were especially proud of their son, since he was regarded as the handsomest young man in the parish. Frank conceived a very warm attachment for Nancy, and she was not a little proud of her lover. Although it was evident to all the parish that Frank and Nancy were seriously devoted to each other, the young man's parents were blind to it, and were taken by surprise when one day Frank asked his father and mother to consent to his marrying Nancy.
The Lenines had allowed their son to have his own way from his youth up; and now, in a matter which brought into play the strongest of human feelings, they were angry because he refused to bend to their wills.
The old man felt it would be a degradation for a Lenine to marry a Trenoweth, and, in the most unreasoning manner, he resolved it should never be.
The first act was to send Nancy home to Alsia Mill, where her parents resided; the next was an imperious command to his son never again to see the girl.
The commands of the old are generally powerless upon the young where the affairs of the heart are concerned. So were they upon Frank. He, who was rarely seen of an evening beyond the garden of his father's cottage, was now as constantly absent from his home. The house, which was wont to be a pleasant one, was strangely altered. A gloom had fallen over all things; the father and son rarely met as friends--the mother and her boy had now a feeling of reserve. Often there were angry altercations between the father and son, and the mother felt she could not become the defender of her boy in his open acts of disobedience, his bold defiance of his parents' commands.
Rarely an evening passed that did not find Nancy and Frank together in some retired nook. The Holy Well was a favourite meeting-place, and here the most solemn vows were made. Locks of hair were exchanged; a wedding-ring, taken from the finger of a corpse, was broken, when they vowed that they would be united either dead or alive; and they even climbed at night the granite-pile at Treryn, and swore by the Logan Rock the same strong vow.
Time passed onward thus unhappily, and, as the result of the endeavours to quench out the passion by force, it grew stronger under the repressing power, and, like imprisoned steam, eventually burst through all restraint.
Nancy's parents discovered at length that moonlight meetings between two untrained, impulsive youths, had a natural result, and they were now doubly earnest in their endeavours to compel Frank to marry their daughter.
The elder Lenine could not be brought to consent to this, and he firmly resolved to remove his son entirely from what he considered the hateful influences of the Trenoweths. He resolved to go to Plymouth, to take his son with him, and, if possible, to send him away to sea, hoping thus to wean him from his folly, as he considered this love-madness. Frank, poor fellow, with the best intentions, was not capable of any sustained effort, and consequently he at length succumbed to his father; and, to escape his persecution, he entered a ship bound for India, and bade adieu to his native land.
Frank could not write, and this happened in days when letters could be forwarded only with extreme difficulty, consequently Nancy never heard from her lover.
A baby had been born into a troublesome world, and the infant became a real solace to the young mother. As the child grew, it became an especial favourite with its grandmother; the elder Nancy rejoiced over the little prattler, and forgot her cause of sorrow. Young Nancy lived for her child, and on the memory of its father. Subdued in spirit she was, but her affliction had given force to her character, and she had been heard to declare that wherever Frank might be she was ever present with him; whatever might be the temptations of the hour, that her influence was all-powerful over him for good. She felt that no distance could separate their souls, that no time could be long enough to destroy the bond between them.
A period of distress fell upon the Trenoweths, and it was necessary that Nancy should leave her home once more, and go again into service. Her mother took charge of the babe, and she found a situation in the village of Kimyall, in the parish of Paul. Nancy, like her mother, contrived by force of character to maintain an ascendancy amongst her companions. She had formed an acquaintance, which certainly never grew into friendship, with some of the daughters of the small farmers around. These girls were all full of the superstitions of the time and place.
The winter was coming on, and nearly three years had passed away since Frank Lenine left his country. As yet there was no sign. Nor father, nor mother, nor maiden had heard of him, and they all sorrowed over his absence. The Lenines desired to have Nancy's child, but the Trenoweths would not part with it. They went so far even as to endeavour to persuade Nancy to live again with them, but Nancy was not at all disposed to submit to their wishes.
It was All-hallows Eve, and two of Nancy's companions persuaded her--no very difficult task--to go with them and sow hemp-seed.
 Nancy was the first to sow, the others being less bold than she.
Boldly she advanced, saying, as she scattered the seed,--
"Hemp-seed I sow thee,
Hemp.seed grow thee;
And he who wilt my true love be,
Come after me
And shaw thee."
This was repeated three times, when, looking back over her left shoulder, she saw Lenine; but he looked so angry that she shrieked with fear, and broke the spell. One of the other girls, however, resolved now to make trial of the spell, and the result of her labours was the vision of a white coffin. Fear now fell on all, and they went home sorrowful, to spend each one a sleepless night.
November came with its storms, and during one terrific night a large vessel was thrown upon the rocks in Bernowhall Cliff, and, beaten by the impetuous waves, she was soon in pieces. Amongst the bodies of the crew washed ashore, nearly all of whom had perished, was Frank Lenine. - He was not dead when found, but the only words he lived to speak were begging the people to send for Nancy Trenoweth, that he might make her his wife before he died.
Rapidly sinking, Frank was borne by his friends on a litter to Boscean, but he died as he reached the town-place. His parents, overwhelmed in their own sorrows, thought nothing of Nancy, and without her knowing that Lenine had returned, the poor fellow was laid in his last bed, in Burian Churchyard.
On the night of the funeral, Nancy went, as was her custom, to lock the door of the house, and as was her custom too, she looked out into the night. At this instant a horseman rode up in hot haste, called her by name, and hailed her in a voice that made her blood boil.
The voice was the voice of Lenine. She could never forget that; and the horse she now saw was her sweetheart's favourite colt, on which he had often ridden at night to Alsia.
The rider was imperfectly seen; but he looked very sorrowful, and deadly pale, still Nancy knew him to be Frank Lenine.
He told her that he had just arrived home, and that the first moment he was at liberty he had taken horse to fetch his loved one, and to make her his bride.
Nancy's excitement was so great, that she was easily persuaded to spring on the horse behind him, that they might reach his home before the morning.
When she took Lenine's hand a cold shiver passed through her, and as she grasped his waist to secure herself in her seat, her arm became as stiff as ice. She lost all power of speech, and suffered deep fear, yet she knew not why. The moon had arisen, and now burst out in a full flood of light, through the heavy clouds which had obscured it. The horse pursued its journey with great rapidity, and whenever in weariness it slackened its speed, the peculiar voice of the rider aroused its drooping energies. Beyond this no word was spoken since Nancy had mounted behind her lover. They now came to Trove Bottom, where there was no bridge at that time; they dashed into the river. The moon shone full in their faces. Nancy looked into the stream, and saw that the rider was in a shroud and other grave-clothes. She now knew that she was being carried away by a spirit, yet she had no power to save herself; indeed, the inclination to do so did not exist.
On went the horse at a furious pace, until they came to the blacksmith's shop near Burian Church-town, when she knew by the light from the forge fire thrown across the road that the smith was still at his labours. She now recovered speech.  The smith sprang from the door of the smithy, with a red-hot iron in his hand, and as the horse rushed by, caught the woman's dress and pulled her to the ground. The spirit, however, also seized Nancy's dress in one hand, and his grasp was like that of a vice. The horse passed like the wind, and Nancy and the smith were pulled down as far as the old Almshouses, near the churchyard. Here the horse for a moment stopped. The smith seized that moment, and with his hot iron burned off the dress from the rider's hand, thus saving Nancy, more dead than alive; while the rider passed over the wall of the churchyard, and vanished on the grave in which Lenine had been laid but a few hours before.
The smith took Nancy into his shop, and he soon aroused some of his neighbours, who took the poor girl back to Alsia. Her parents laid her on her bed. She spoke no word, but to ask for her child, to request her mother to give up her child to Lenine's parents, and her desire to be buried in his grave. Before the morning light fell on the world, Nancy had breathed her last breath.
A horse was seen that night to pass through the Church-town like a ball from a musket, and in the morning Lenine's colt was found dead in Bernowhall Cliff, covered with foam, its eyes forced from its head, and its swollen tongue hanging out of its mouth. On Lenine's grave was found the piece of Nancy's dress which was left in the spirit's hand when the smith burnt her from his grasp.
It is said that one or two of the sailors who survived the wreck related after the funeral, how, on the 30th of October, at night, Lenine was like one mad; they could scarcely keep him in the ship. He seemed more asleep than awake, and, after great excitement, he fell as if dead upon the deck, and lay so for hours.
When he came to himself, he told them that he had been taken to the village of Kimyall, and that if he ever married the woman who had cast the spell, he would make her suffer the longest day she had to live for drawing his soul out of his body.
Poor Nancy was buried in Lenine's grave, and her companion in sowing hemp-seed, who saw the white coffin, slept beside her within the year.
This story bears a striking resemblance to the "Lenore" of Burger, which remarkable ballad can scarcely have found its way, even yet, to Boscean.


Open-Source
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Knowledge
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Report
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>Demonstrates how different forms can be easily displayed based on the record being displayed. Refer to ./TTG_Forms/TTG_Forms.pdf for detailed documentation.


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Issue #47 - 2012-06-18 - YAPC::EU and Moose Hackathon sign-up deadlines soon!
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YAPC::NA is over and I am writing this from a friend's place near Milwaukee. This is a very good friend from my high-school years whom, I have not seen for 15 years. I stayed with his family before the conference and came back for a few more days. I enjoy being with them very much and I don't know how many years will pass till I can see them again!
There are not many items this week, as many of the regular authors were busy at YAPC::NA, but reports about the confrence started to appear, so I am including some of them.
YAPC::EU is getting closer. The deadline to submit talk proposals is 15th July. Right after YAPC::EU you can also participate at the Moose Hackathon organized by the Oslo Perl Mongers. The deadline to sign up to the hackathon is 25th June! Just a week from now. It looks awesome (as all the other events the Oslo.PM organizes). Check it out!
Now to the posts...
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Inviting to the Moving to Moose Hackathon 2012
Salve Nielsen and the Oslo Perl Mongers are organizing another event. I have been to two events they organized and both were extremely good. And this one, well, just look at the picture. The best location ever. (Though I don't know how can you do any hacking there.)
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Perl without IRC
How does the Perl world look like to the 95% of people who are not using IRC? asked chromatic. They are missing out on a lot of conversations. They are not kept up-to-date with the latest trends of the Perl community. (Which might be actually good sometimes.) The Perl Weekly is actually trying to fill the void a bit, but it is far from a perfect solution.
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It seems there was a lull in news about Marpa - the new parsing algorithm, but now Jeffrey Kegler has announced this new, alpha version of the package. This is faster then the previous versions and does not require Glib.
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Steven Haryanto wrote a script using Mojo::DOM to fetch the list of modules an individual author has in Debian. Several others quickly replied with examples how to fetch this information from MetaCPAN.
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influxdb2.obj.org module¶
Organization Object¶
This object is based on the following JSON structure that comes back from InfluxDB.
JSON Response for an Organization.
{
"links": {
"self": "/api/v2/orgs/1",
"members": "/api/v2/orgs/1/members",
"owners": "/api/v2/orgs/1/owners",
"labels": "/api/v2/orgs/1/labels",
"secrets": "/api/v2/orgs/1/secrets",
"buckets": "/api/v2/buckets?org=myorg",
"tasks": "/api/v2/tasks?org=myorg",
"dashboards": "/api/v2/dashboards?org=myorg"
},
"id": "string",
"name": "string",
"description": "string",
"createdAt": "2019-08-24T14:15:22Z",
"updatedAt": "2019-08-24T14:15:22Z",
"status": "active"
}
- class influxdb2.obj.org.Org(name=None, description=None, org_id=None)¶
Bases:
object
Object describing an InfluxDB Organization.
- Parameters
name (str) – Optional Name of the Organization.
description (str) – Optional Long description for the Organization.
org_id (str) – Optional The org ID for the Organization. This will be a 16 digit hex string.
- property active: bool¶
Whether or not the organization is active.
- Return type
bool
- property created: float¶
Timestamp of when the org was created.
The value is seconds since Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT.
- Raises
ValueError – when an invalid value is encountered.
- Return type
float
- property description: influxdb2.types.NullStr¶
Description of the organization.
- Return type
~NullStr
- from_dict(data)¶
Fill object from a dictionary object.
- Parameters
data (
dict
) –Dictionary containing an org response from InfluxDB.
See the JSON Org Structure for details on what the dictionary should look like.
- from_json(data)¶
Fill object from a json string.
- Parameters
data (
Union
[str
,bytes
]) –Dictionary containing an org response from InfluxDB.
See the JSON Org Structure for details on what the JSON should look like.
- property id: str¶
Organization ID from InfluxDB.
- Return type
str
- property links: dict¶
Links associated with this org.
- Return type
dict
- property name: str¶
Name of the organization.
- Return type
str
- property updated: float¶
Timestamp of when the org was last updated.
The value is seconds since Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT.
- Raises
ValueError – when an invalid value is encountered.
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How to send your data
Your landfill permit or licence will list the data you must report and when you have to send it.
See also the landfill sector technical guidance.
Guidance
How to send landfill compliance monitoring data to the Environment Agency.
Your landfill permit or licence will list the data you must report and when you have to send it.
See also the landfill sector technical guidance.
Use this service to report quarterly or monthly emissions compliance data to the Environment Agency.
You should only use this service if we told you that your company has been set up to use the report landfill data service. If your company has not been set up, please continue to use your usual method to report data.
Follow the data formatting rules to prepare a CSV data file. You can use the service to check the format of your data files.
You'll need access to email so we can send you a confirmation code.
Landfill data formatting rules
You must use the values in these lists when you report your data.
Unit or measure allowed value list
Parameter (substance name) allowed value list
Reference period allowed value list
Return period allowed value list
Monitoring standard or method allowed value list
Schedule 5 or 6 of your waste permit will state what you need to do if emissions from your landfill site exceed those allowed by your permit. This can happen after an event such as flooding or a fire.
Your permit will state how to send notice of a schedule 5 or 6 event to the Environment Agency.  You will usually need to send this within 24 hours of the event.
Send your annual report using the method agreed with your local regulatory team or allocated site inspector. If you have a new permit, check the permit conditions to find out how to send the report.
If you have a permit that requires you to monitor the quality of the effluent discharge, you can use the Generic Operator Returns (GOR) system to send monitoring data.
Find out how to complete a water discharge return
Operators with an environmental permit must complete waste returns to tell the Environment Agency about the waste they have received or removed from their site.
How to complete national operator waste returns
For landfill reporting arrangements for Scotland, contact the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA).
In Wales, contact Natural Resources Wales (NRW).


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Propositions
California
San Diego County
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City of Carlsbad: Council Member
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Website
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Mayor; City of Coronado
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City of Escondido
Council Member; City of Escondido
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Treasurer; City of Escondido
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Council Member; City of Imperial Beach
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City Clerk; City of La Mesa
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City of Lemon Grove
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City of National City
City Clerk; City of National City
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Council Member; City of National City
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Mayor; City of Oceanside
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City Clerk; City of Oceanside
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City of Poway
Council Member; City of Poway
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City of San Diego
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Current position: {{ cm.current_position }}City of San Diego Mayor
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Party: {{ mayor.get_party_display }}
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Bio: {{ mayor.long_description|safe }}
KPBS Profile
Website
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{{ can.first_name }} {{ can.last_name }}
Current position: {{ can.current_position }} {% if can.kpbs_profile %}City of San Marcos
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City of Santee
Board Member; Santee School District; Seat 4
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Board Member; Solana Beach Elementary School District (2 Elected)
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County of San Diego Races
County of San Diego - Board of Supervisors - District No. 3
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State Senate Races
State Senator; District 39
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State Assembly Races
Member of the State Assembly; District 71
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5 ```openrobot``` is a simple platform
for programming NXT robots built atop of ```NeXT Btye Codes``` (NBC). At it
's core, ```openrobot``` takes simple source code as input and generates C output. This C output is then fed into the ```nbc``` compiler where NXT instructions can be generated.


For more information about the API, you can view the documentation and the source code at the two links below.
If you wish to see a test response, you can visit this link!


Typespecs
Elixir comes with a notation for declaring types and specifications. Elixir is a dynamically typed language, and as such, type specifications are never used by the compiler to optimize or modify code. Still, using type specifications is useful because
- they provide documentation (for example, tools such as ExDoc show type specifications in the documentation)
- they’re used by tools sych as Dialyzer, that can analyze code with typespec to find type inconsistencies and possible bugs
Type specifications (sometimes referred to as typespecs) are defined in different contexts using the following attributes:
@type
@opaque
@typep
@spec
@callback
@macrocallback
See the “Defining a type” and “Defining a specification” sub-sections below for more information on defining types and typespecs.
Types and their syntax
The syntax Elixir provides for type specifications is similar to the one in Erlang. Most of the built-in types provided in Erlang (for example, pid()
) are expressed in the same way: pid()
(or simply pid
). Parametrized types (such as list(integer)
) are supported as well and so are remote types (such as Enum.t
). Integers and atom literals are allowed as types (e.g., 1
, :atom
, or false
). All other types are built out of unions of predefined types. Some shorthands are allowed, such as [...]
, <<>>
, and {...}
.
Basic types
type :: any() # the top type, the set of all terms
| none() # the bottom type, contains no terms
| pid()
| port()
| reference()
| tuple()
| atom()
| integer()
| non_neg_integer() # 0, 1, 2, 3, ...
| pos_integer() # 1, 2, 3, ...
| neg_integer() # ..., -3, -2, -1
| float()
| map() # any map
| struct() # any struct
| list(type)
| nonempty_list(type)
| improper_list(type1, type2)
| maybe_improper_list(type1, type2)
| Literals # Described in section "Literals"
| Builtin # Described in section "Built-in types"
| Remotes # Described in section "Remote types"
Literals
The following literals are also supported in typespecs:
type :: :atom ## Atoms
| 1 ## Integers
| 1..10 ## Integers from 1 to 10
| 1.0 ## Floats
## Bitstrings
| <<>> # empty bitstring
| <<_::size>> # size is 0 or a positive integer
| <<_::_ * unit>> # unit is an integer from 1 to 256
| <<_::size, _::_*unit>>
## Lists
| [type] # list with any number of type elements
| [] # empty list
| [...] # shorthand for nonempty_list(any())
| [type, ...] # shorthand for nonempty_list(type)
| [key: type] # keyword lists
## Functions
| (... -> type) # any arity, returns type
| (() -> type) # 0-arity, returns type
| (type1, type2 -> type) # 2-arity, returns type
## Maps
| %{} # empty map
| %{...} # any map
| %{key: type} # map with required key :key with value of type
| %{required(type1) => type2} # map with required keys of type1 with values of type2
| %{optional(type1) => type2} # map with optional keys of type1 with values of type2
| %SomeStruct{} # struct with all fields of any type
| %SomeStruct{key: type} # struct with :key field of type
## Tuples
| {} # empty tuple
| {:ok, type} # two element tuple with an atom and any type
Built-in types
The following types are also provided by Elixir as shortcuts on top of the basic and literal types described above.
| Built-in type | Defined as |
|---|---|
term() | any() |
binary() | <<_::_ * 8>> |
bitstring() | <<_::_ * 1>> |
boolean() | false | true |
byte() | 0..255 |
char() | 0..0x10FFFF |
number() | integer() | float() |
charlist() | [char()] |
list() | [any()] |
maybe_improper_list() | maybe_improper_list(any(), any()) |
nonempty_list() | nonempty_list(any()) |
iolist() | maybe_improper_list(byte() | binary() | iolist(), binary() | []) |
iodata() | iolist() | binary() |
module() | atom() | tuple() |
arity() | 0..255 |
mfa() | {atom(), atom(), arity()} |
identifier() | pid() | port() | reference() |
node() | atom() |
timeout() | :infinity | non_neg_integer() |
no_return() | none() |
fun() | (... -> any) |
struct() | %{__struct__: atom()} |
as_boolean(t) | t |
keyword() | [{atom(), any()}] |
keyword(t) | [{atom(), t}] |
Remote types
Any module is also able to define its own types and the modules in Elixir are no exception. For example, the Range
module defines a t
type that represents a range: this type can be referred to as Range.t
. In a similar fashion, a string is String.t
, any enumerable can be Enum.t
, and so on.
Maps
The key types in maps are allowed to overlap, and if they do, the leftmost key takes precedence. A map value does not belong to this type if it contains a key that is not in the maps allowed keys.
Because it is common to end a map type with optional(any) => any
to denote that keys that do not belong to any other key in the map type are allowed, and may map to any value, the shorthand notation ...
is allowed as the last element of a map type.
Notice that the syntactic representation of map()
is %{...}
(or %{optional(any) => any}
), not %{}
. The notation %{}
specifies the singleton type for the empty map.
Defining a type
The @type
, @typep
, and @opaque
module attributes can be used to define new types:
@type type_name :: type
@typep type_name :: type
@opaque type_name :: type
A type defined with @typep
is private. An opaque type, defined with @opaque
is a type where the internal structure of the type will not be visible, but the type is still public.
Types can be parameterized by defining variables as parameters; these variables can then be used to define the type.
@type dict(key, value) :: [{key, value}]
Defining a specification
@spec function_name(type1, type2) :: return_type
@callback function_name(type1, type2) :: return_type
@macrocallback macro_name(type1, type2) :: Macro.t
Callbacks are used to define the callbacks functions of behaviours (see the “Behaviours” page in the documentation for more information on behaviours).
Guards can be used to restrict type variables given as arguments to the function.
@spec function(arg) :: [arg] when arg: atom
Type variables with no restriction can also be defined.
@spec function(arg) :: [arg] when arg: var
You can also name your arguments in a typespec using arg_name :: arg_type
syntax. This is particularly useful in documentation as a way to differentiate multiple arguments of the same type (or multiple elements of the same type in a type definition):
@spec days_since_epoch(year :: integer, month :: integer, day :: integer) :: integer
@type color :: {red :: integer, green :: integer, blue :: integer}
Specifications can be overloaded just like ordinary functions.
@spec function(integer) :: atom
@spec function(atom) :: integer
Notes
Elixir discourages the use of type string
as it might be confused with binaries which are referred to as “strings” in Elixir (as opposed to character lists). In order to use the type that is called string
in Erlang, one has to use the charlist
type which is a synonym for string
. If you use string
, you’ll get a warning from the compiler.
If you want to refer to the “string” type (the one operated on by functions in the String
module), use String.t
type instead.


--- title: Resonance Audio FMOD Plugin Reference layout: default exclude_from_menu: true ---
This is the main Resonance Audio class that communicates with the FMOD Unity integration.
Native functions of the system can only be called through this class to preserve the internal system functionality.
Public attributes |
|
|---|---|
maxGainDb = 24.0f
|
const float
Maximum allowed gain value in decibels.
|
maxReflectivity = 2.0f
|
const float
Maximum allowed reflectivity multiplier of a room surface material.
|
maxReverbBrightness = 1.0f
|
const float
Maximum allowed reverb brightness modifier value.
|
maxReverbTime = 3.0f
|
const float
Maximum allowed reverb time modifier value.
|
minGainDb = -24.0f
|
const float
Minimum allowed gain value in decibels.
|
minReverbBrightness = -1.0f
|
const float
Minimum allowed reverb brightness modifier value.
|
Public static functions |
|
|---|---|
IsListenerInsideRoom(FmodResonanceAudioRoom room)
|
bool
Returns whether the listener is currently inside the given |room| boundaries.
|
UpdateAudioRoom(FmodResonanceAudioRoom room, bool roomEnabled)
|
void
Updates the room effects of the environment with given |room| properties.
|
const float maxGainDb = 24.0f
Maximum allowed gain value in decibels.
const float maxReflectivity = 2.0f
Maximum allowed reflectivity multiplier of a room surface material.
const float maxReverbBrightness = 1.0f
Maximum allowed reverb brightness modifier value.
const float maxReverbTime = 3.0f
Maximum allowed reverb time modifier value.
const float minGainDb = -24.0f
Minimum allowed gain value in decibels.
const float minReverbBrightness = -1.0f
Minimum allowed reverb brightness modifier value.
bool IsListenerInsideRoom( FmodResonanceAudioRoom room )
Returns whether the listener is currently inside the given |room| boundaries.
void UpdateAudioRoom( FmodResonanceAudioRoom room, bool roomEnabled )
Updates the room effects of the environment with given |room| properties.
Note:This should only be called from the main Unity thread.


editrc - configuration file for editline library
The editrc file defines various settings to be used by the
editline(3) library.
The format of each line is:
[prog:]command [arg ...]
command is one of the editline(3) builtin commands.
Refer to BUILTIN COMMANDS for more information.
prog is the program name string that a program defines when
it calls el_init(3) to set up editline(3), which is usually
argv[0]. command will be executed for any program which
matches prog.
prog may also be a regex(3) style regular
expression, in which case command will be executed for any program
that matches the regular expression.
If prog is absent, command is executed for all
programs.
The editline library has some builtin commands, which affect the way that
the line editing and history functions operate. These are based on similar
named builtins present in the tcsh(1) shell.
The following builtin commands are available:
- bind Oo Fl aeklrsv Oc [key
[command]]
- Without options and arguments, list all bound keys and macros, and the
editor command or input string to which each one is bound. If only
key is supplied, show the binding for that key or macro. If
key command is supplied, bind the editor command to that key
or macro.
The options are as follows:
- -a
- List or change key bindings in the vi(1) mode alternate (command
mode) key map.
- -e
- Bind all keys to the standard GNU Emacs-like bindings.
- -k
- key is interpreted as a symbolic arrow key name, which may be one
of `up', `down', `left' or `right'.
- -l
- List all editor commands and a short description of each.
- -r
- Remove the binding of the key or macro key.
- -s
- Define a keyboard macro rather than a key binding or command macro:
command is taken as a literal string and appended to the input
queue whenever key is typed. Bound keys and macros in
command are themselves reinterpreted, and this continues for ten
levels of interpretation.
- -v
- Bind all keys to the standard vi(1) -like bindings.
The editline(7) manual documents all editor commands and
contains more information about macros and the input queue.
key and command can contain control characters of
the form `No'^character ( e.g. `^A' ), and the following backslashed
escape sequences:
- \a
- Bell
- \b
- Backspace
- \e
- Escape
- \f
- Formfeed
- \n
- Newline
- \r
- Carriage return
- \t
- Horizontal tab
- \v
- Vertical tab
- \ Ar nnn
- The ASCII character corresponding to the octal number nnn.
`\' nullifies the special meaning of the following character, if
it has any, notably `\' and `^'.
- echotc Oo Fl sv Oc arg ...
- Exercise terminal capabilities given in arg... . If arg is
`baud', `cols', `lines', `rows', `meta', or `tabs', the value of that
capability is printed, with ``yes'' or ``no'' indicating that the terminal
does or does not have that capability.
-s returns an empty string for non-existent
capabilities, rather than causing an error. -v causes messages to
be verbose.
- edit [Li on | Li off]
- Enable or disable the editline functionality in a program.
- history list | size Dv n |
unique Dv n
- The list command lists all entries in the history. The size
command sets the history size to n entries. The unique command
controls if history should keep duplicate entries. If n is non zero, only
keep unique history entries. If n is zero, then keep all entries (the
default).
- settc cap val
- Set the terminal capability cap to val, as defined in
termcap(5). No sanity checking is done.
- setty Oo Fl a Oc Oo Fl d Oc Oo Fl q Oc Oo Fl x Oc Oo
+mode Oc \fP
- Oo Ar -mode Oc Oo Ar mode Oc Oo Ar char=c Oc Control which tty modes that
editrc won't allow the user to change. -d, -q or
-x tells setty to act on the `edit', `quote' or `execute'
set of tty modes respectively; defaulting to -x.
Without other arguments, setty lists the modes in the
chosen set which are fixed on ( `+mode' ) or off ( `-mode' ). -a
lists all tty modes in the chosen set regardless of the setting. With
+mode, -mode or mode, fixes mode on or off
or removes control of mode in the chosen set.
Setty can also be used to set tty characters to
particular values using char=value. If value is empty then
the character is set to _POSIX_VDISABLE .
- telltc
- List the values of all the terminal capabilities (see termcap(5))
.
- EDITRC
- Names the default configuration file for the editline(3)
library.
- ~/.editrc
- Last resort, if no other file is specified, user configuration file for
the editline(3) library.
editline(3), regex(3), termcap(5), editline(7)
-nosplit The editline library was written by
Christos Zoulas , and this manual was written by
Luke Mewburn , with some sections inspired by tcsh(1).


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Black is to Criminal as Caucasian is to Police: Detecting and Removing Multiclass Bias in Word Embeddings
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Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
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Manzini, Chandu, Singh
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- Angular 7 with Typescript
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- Reactive forms with validation
- Title service support: each route has its own window title
- Components: welcome, login, movie-list, movie-detail, changes (Github), menus (app-menu, user-menu, lang-menu)
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- Pipes: comma-separated, translate
- Widgets (components): input-component, input-errors, rating
- Localization in EN and DE with JSON files, additional languages can be added easily
-
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extensions


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As has been known for some time, many machine learning models reproduce, and
sometimes amplify, human biases regarding race, gender, age etc.
However, it is usually not the model in its design that is biased. The problem is
the data we train it on: the language we use everyday, representing our
prejudices.
This is important because language models are given more and more agency for example in search rankings,
translations, hiring decisions etc. and their replicating the biases
can lead to and intensify inequalities in many different real-world areas.
This website offers tools to visualize the gender bias in pre-trained language
models to better understand the prejudices in the data. However, the results
still need to be interpreted: do they represent a statistical reality
(e.g. there are more female hairdressers than male ones) and/or a prejudice?
Is the gender-dimension inherent to the word (e.g. mustache, pregnancy)?
These tools should only be a first step into the exploration of gender biases
and their roots.
Also, it needs to be said that this bias-concept is based on a binary idea of
gender, which does not represent reality. Due to the fact that the training
data shows nearly no indication of other gender identities, and so this
dimension can’t be properly studied in this case, the tools presented here
also concentrate on “male” and “female”.
Five ways to visualize gender-bias:
Sentence: returns a given sentence showing bias on the word-level
through colorization
Thesaurus: presents (colorized) synonyms of a given word to
demonstrate bias on a concept-level
Pronouns: swaps pronouns to illustrate stereotypes on a higher
level (sentences, paragraphs)
Word Prediction: finishes a sentence in a "male" and a "female" version
Wordcloud: shows closest words to a given seedwords if shifted in
male or female direction
All of these Tools are explained in more detail on their respective sites.
Models and tech used (among others):
Word2Vec, GloVe, WordNet, GPT2, python, spacy, scipy, pytorch, bokeh,
sklearn, HTML, CSS, jinja.
Background: Gender-vector
Words are represented by high-dimensional vectors (word embeddings) that
capture their meaning and usage. The basic assumptions underlying the analysis
with word embeddings are firstly, that the closer together the embeddings are, the
more similar their semantic meaning is. Secondly, that the relationships
between them is captured by their mathematical differences.
To visualize the biases, a “gender-direction” can be constructed with help of
inherently gendered word-pairs like "man" - "woman", "he" - "she", "son" -
"daughter" and their differences in vectorspace.
This gender-vector is then used to calculate a score (the dotproduct of a given
word and the gender-vector) to indicate if there is a bias and how strong it is.
Sources and further reading:
Bolukbasi, T./ Chang, K.-W. / Zou, J./ Saligrama, V./ Kalai, A.: Man is to
Computer Programmer as Woman is to Homemaker? Debiasing Word Embeddings (2016).
Caliskan-Islam, A./ Bryon, J.J./ Narayanan, A.: Semantics derived automatically
from language corpora necessarily contain human biases (2017).
Garg, N./ Schiebinger, L. / Jurafsky, D. / Zou, James: Word embeddings quantify
100 years of gender and ethnic stereotypes (2018).
Zhao, J./ Zhou, Y./ Li, Z. / Wang, W./ Chang, K.W.: Learning Gender-neutral Word
Embeddings (2018).
Gonen, H./ Goldberg, Y.: Lipstick on a Pig: Debiasing Methods Cover up
Systematic Gender Biases in Word Embeddings But do not Remove Them (2019).
Bordia, S./ Bowman, S.R.: Identifying and Reducing Gender Bias in Word-Level
Language Models (2019).
Hoyle, A./ Wolf-Sonkin, L./ Wallach, H. / Augenstein, I. / Cotterell, R.:
Unsupervised Discovery of Gendered Language through Latent-Variable Modeling
(2019).
Chang, S./ McKeown, K.: Automatically Inferring Gender Associations from
Language (2019).


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Camera calibration from single view camera image
3D Model reconstruction
Construction of a 3D modeling framework includes creating, editting, saving, reading and rendering 3D scene
USB Dongle based software protection and liscencing
Modelling and calibration of a real-world object
Real-Time 3D template matching and pose estimation
Chess-board based camera calibration
Machine learning based multiple laser dots recognition
Network-based Real-Time laser dot tracking system
Real-Time Linux based hardware driver developmeny
Linux kernel module developmeny
Real-Time distributed system optimization
Engine modules and plugins developmeny
Testing&Debugging of the network-based data exchange module
HID device driver development for virtual object
Automatic image pairing and stitching from image set
Automatic image blending with brightness&contrast adjustment
API development for RFID sensors.
Mathematical modeling of medical CT
Poisson distribution based probabilistic reconstruction framework development for CT image
Improving the optimization algorithm to raise the convergence speed
All Details
Single view image based real scene 3D reconstruction software
3D model calibration and pose estimation
Embedded Linux based tracking system
Network-based distributed simulation engine
Ultra-low latency real-time distributed system
3D CT Reconstruction Framework Development
Human Airway Segmentation from 3D CT Image
Phase Aberration Correction for Ultrasound Image Reconstruction
3D Computer Vision, Machine Learning in the field of 3D/2D medical image reconstruction and pattern recognition.
Object and System Model Generation for X-ray Computed Tomography (Master Thesis, Note 1.3)
Wireless ECG Signal Monitoring and Processing System (Bachelor Thesis)
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Place: Afghanistan
Teams: US Army Rangers vs. OpFor
Type of Combat: Medium range with close-quarters combat as well
Terrain: Flat city, multiple multi-level buildings
Invasion is set in Afghanistan and based off of the second campaign mission. It's similar to the map Crash in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, featuring many elevated positions, close range fighting, and cover. Invasion is actually based off the area that Pelayo crashes in Shock and Awe in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. On the eastern side of the map, the street is exactly the one same as the one that Jackson walked down to retrieve Pelayo from the helicopter.
This is an excellent map for car bombing other players, as C4 can be hidden under the many Humvees on the bridge and in the city. There are a total of nine Humvees but only seven can be blown up as the two near the left side of the base are invincible. On Search and Destroy gamemodes players can immediately shoot at the enemy spawn with grenade launchers. This is especially devastating on hardcore.
Invasion combines hectic close combat and precision sniping in one map. This is one of the more predictable maps and predictability is key to winning here. Although assault rifles are common, submachine guns work as well in the alleyways. SMGs like the UMP45, MP5K and Vector are common and effective on this map.
The inner side of the map has two great sniping spots that overlook the alleyway in front of the bar and bookstore and the street. Both towers have two ways in, check both ways often to ensure nobody attempts to sneak from behind.
The embassy at the back of the map is rarely used in online play making it excellent for sniping people in the courtyard. This is also a nice place to call in airdrops, although the rarely traversed Humvees nearby work even better. It is also quite easy to flank careless players in the embassy, especially when they are calling in airdrops.
The blue destroyed building has an alternate vantage point from that of the balcony building, thus allowing it to take potshots on the video store, cover the balcony or even camp A flag.
It can be hard to maintain control of the center and alleyways, due to so many doors, it is very easy to get flanked and ambushed.
Sniping can be one of the players greatest advantages, or their greatest foe, it would help to have a sniper or another player providing cover fire.
The bookstore has many campers, particularly behind the shelves and the dead end in the back. Angle a semtex so it sails into their hiding spots and flushes them out. Rushing also works well.
Be careful with the Predator Missile, it can hit a light post or the side of the building and not even touch anyone. You don't have to accelerate the missile once it comes online.
Riot Shielders can get a lot of attention when pushing forward. Since most people focus on the shield, teammates can easily flank the distracted players.
There are many depressions especially on the ocean side, going prone can provide cover from an attacker, but the player can easily be killed by a well placed grenade.
A well thrown grenade can flush out potential ambushes in the tight areas in the buildings.
A good starter tactic on the Rangers side is to run to the ocean side and scope in to catch Opfor players sprinting for easy sniper kills. There is a sandbag that provides good cover from most gunfire that one can crouch behind. Another good piece of cover is the corner of the building that extends outdoors.
The buildings on this map are numerous and typically only have two ways in or out, this would allow for easy target loss by moving quickly between the buildings.
The counters in the bar and bookstore can conceal someone crouching. Easy stealth tactic.
Near the gas station in the map there is a broken tank. Crouch under the treads (wheels) of the tank and the player can see right through it and shoot down the alley.


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Shifting letters over.
Rotated 13
The ROT13 algorithm is a simpler version of the caesar cipher.
Encoding and decoding data is the same operation: shift 13 spaces.
Encryption is a word you've probably heard of before.
But what does it really mean?
Encryption is the process of encoding a message or information in such a way that only authorized parties can access it and those who are not authorized cannot.
- Wikipedia
Essentially, encryption allows people to securely communicate.
Imagine a world where instead of the internet, we had boxes.
How would we securely send information?
Everybody had a public lock.
There is only one key per lock.
Anyone can send data by using the lock, and only the intended recipient can decrypt it.
Here, the key is used for both encrypting and decrypting.
It seems like symmetric keys aren't as good as asymmetric pairs. We have to either use asymmetric keys, or we have to go through a complex generating process.
So why do we use it?
Asymmetric encryption is slower.
Hashing maps input values to fixed-length hashes.
Each input always maps to a certain hash, but inputs can collide.
| Input | MD5 |
|---|---|
| Hello. | f9776f93ac975cd47b598e34d9242d18 |
| Hello! | 952d2c56d0485958336747bcdd98590d |
What happens when we just want to validate that an input is correct?
Passwords: we never want to store the original password.
Files: the ability to check that we downloaded files correctly.
We don't want to encrypt the entire file and send double the data.
The problem with hashing is that we can (eventually) figure out what maps to what hash.
Rainbow tables are tables of precomputed hashes.
A salt is random data added to hashing algorithms. When storing passwords, best practice says that you have a different salt for each password, and then store the hash and salt.