Before Change
elif size_tup[-len(broadcast_shape):] != broadcast_shape:
samples = generator(size=size_tup + broadcast_shape, *args, **kwargs)
else:
samples = generator(size=size_tup + dist_shape, *args, **kwargs)
// Args have been broadcast correctly, can just ask for the right shape out
elif dist_shape[-len(broadcast_shape):] == broadcast_shape:
samples = generator(size=size_tup + dist_shape, *args, **kwargs)
// Inputs have the right size, have to manually broadcast to the right dist_shape
After Change
elif dist_shape == broadcast_shape:
samples = generator(size=size_tup + dist_shape, *args, **kwargs)
else:
samples = None
// Args have been broadcast correctly, can just ask for the right shape out
elif dist_shape[-len(broadcast_shape):] == broadcast_shape:
samples = generator(size=size_tup + dist_shape, *args, **kwargs)
// Inputs have the right size, have to manually broadcast to the right dist_shape
elif broadcast_shape[:len(size_tup)] == size_tup:
suffix = broadcast_shape[len(size_tup):] + dist_shape
samples = [generator(*args, **kwargs).reshape(size_tup + (1,)) for _ in range(np.prod(suffix, dtype=int))]
samples = np.hstack(samples).reshape(size_tup + suffix)
else:
samples = None
if samples is None:
raise TypeError("""Attempted to generate values with incompatible shapes:
size: {size}
dist_shape: {dist_shape}
broadcast_shape: {broadcast_shape}
""".format(size=size, dist_shape=dist_shape, broadcast_shape=broadcast_shape))
// reshape samples here
if samples.shape[0] == 1 and size == 1:
if len(samples.shape) > len(dist_shape) and samples.shape[-len(dist_shape):] == dist_shape:
samples = samples.reshape(samples.shape[1:])


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Welcome to Site in a Dropbox
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For this to work, the service Site in a Dropbox needs to be authorized to access your dropbox account.
If you are the administrator you can go to the admin console and get things set up


I got tired of looking up AC params on various documentation websites, so now anyone using komodod can simply do komodod --help to see asset creation options. Currently looks like:
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Komodo Asset Chain options:
-ac_algo
Choose PoW mining algorithm, default is Equihash
-ac_blocktime
Block time in seconds, default is 60
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Cryptoconditions, default 0
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BEAM integration
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| void | local_pos_cb (const geometry_msgs::PoseStamped::ConstPtr &msg) |
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| void | curr_gpos_cb (const sensor_msgs::NavSatFix::ConstPtr &msgptr) |
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| void | fcu_vel_cb (const geometry_msgs::TwistStamped::ConstPtr &msg) |
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| int | main (int argc, char **argv) |
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| mavros_msgs::State | current_state |
| Storage for vehicle state. More... | |
| geometry_msgs::PoseStamped | local_pos |
| Storage for local position. More... | |
| double | curr_latitude |
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| double | curr_longitude |
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| double | curr_altitude |
| Storage for current altitude. More... | |
| geometry_msgs::TwistStamped | fcu_vel |
| Storage for current velocity of vehicle. More... | |
Node for simple demo of point cloud construction.
Definition in file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| void curr_gpos_cb | ( | const sensor_msgs::NavSatFix::ConstPtr & | msgptr | ) |
Callback function for global position subscriber.
| msgptr | Incoming message |
Definition at line 73 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| void fcu_vel_cb | ( | const geometry_msgs::TwistStamped::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function for velocity position subscriber.
| msg | Incoming message |
Definition at line 86 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| void local_pos_cb | ( | const geometry_msgs::PoseStamped::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function for local position subscriber.
| msg | Incoming message |
Definition at line 59 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
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Definition at line 91 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| void state_cb | ( | const mavros_msgs::State::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function for state subscriber.
| msg | Incoming message |
Definition at line 47 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| double curr_altitude |
Storage for current altitude.
Definition at line 68 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| double curr_latitude |
Storage for current latitude.
Definition at line 64 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| double curr_longitude |
Storage for current longitude.
Definition at line 66 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| mavros_msgs::State current_state |
Storage for vehicle state.
Definition at line 41 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
| geometry_msgs::TwistStamped fcu_vel |
Storage for current velocity of vehicle.
Definition at line 81 of file simple_sweep_demo.cpp.
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Storage for local position.
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The Seventh Blog Post!
What did you do this past week?
I did quite a bit of review for this test over the past week. Between knowing the labs, double checking all of the readings, and reviewing all of the code we've been given, there was a lot of material to know.
What will you do next week?
I am not sure. We don't have a lab assigned yet, and we don't have any material to review. Any guesses at my actions the upcoming week would be pure speculation. While this is normally the case, due to my tendencies to procrastinate and/or overestimate my abilities to perform without studying, but this week I won't even pretend to know.
What's in the way?
Nothing so far. We don't know anything yet.
What's my experience in the class?
We just recently had the test, and man it got me. I was feeling good going in to the test, and feeling pretty good coming out, and then the grade was a complete surprise to me. I'm betting I missed one of the really big questions, there were a few that were worth 25+ points and one of those will really knock your performance down no matter how well everything else went.
What's the tip of the week?
I don't really have one - If you follow my advice you won't do well on the first test! I think I'm going to have to change both what and how I study. There were a few details - for example, which functions return R or L values when they complete - that seemed insignificant or easily derivable when they were taught but proved to be quite the challenge on the test.


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Can you think of an analogy to describe HTML, CSS and the DOM? How would you describe it to a non-technical friend?
- HMTL is like the physical elements of a boardgame: cards, board, dice, etc.
- CSS is like the design / look of the game: colours, themes, images, etc.
- DOM is like the rule book for a boardgame in that it tells you how to interpret the elements of it in order to be able to play.
What is meant by boxifying design?
Dividing the elements of the webpage design into boxes.
The page is like a big box that houses all of the smaller ones.
What is the box model?
The box model helps with understand what a single box on the webpage contains in terms of format.
The four parts, starting from the middle and working outwards, are:
- Content: The nucleus of the box, which is surrounded by the other parts
- Padding: The area around the content that directly protects it
- Border: The space around the content and padding
- Margin: The transparent space around all of the above, which is essentially the space between a box and other boxes on the page
My Wishlist
- Social media buttons
- A banner/photo element at the top of the page
- A search bar
- Latest posts links in a separate columns
- A menu with links to different types of blogs


1.1.9 Project: For our project, we created an underwater scene with a rock, sand, octopus, jellyfish, crab, starfish, kelp, a treasure chest, and bubbles. When you run the code, bubbles float to the top and then an orange fish appears. It swims across the screen, hits a shark, and turns into a big fish.
1.2.5 Project: For our game, we made a mouse and cheese hangman game. It displays a mouse, cheese, number of guesses, and correctly guessed letters on a city background.The user has up to 15 guesses for the entire word. When they guess a letter correctly, the mouse moves towards the cheese and the user still has 15 guesses left. If the letter is incorrect, the mouse doesn’t move and the number of guesses decreases. If a letter is guessed twice, the program will say “letter is already guessed!”
1.3.1 Project: For 1.3.1, we created a fish and shark game that takes place underwater, where the goal is to avoid as many sharks as possible. To start the game, the player has to press the space key. When space is pressed, a countdown timer appears to show how many seconds until the game starts, and the fish gets into position on the left. There is also a score counter in the center. Pressing “w” will make the fish travel upwards, while pressing “s” will make it go down. Players will use these keys to avoid the sharks, which swim to the left. When the fish collides with a shark, the score counter stops and “game over” appears on screen.
Scratch Project: Our Scratch game is similar to Pokemon Go, where the player travels through different biomes and is asked to catch Pokemon. The text bubble asks whether you want to catch the Pokemon or not. Entering 1 means yes and entering 2 means no. When 1 is pressed, the character throws a Pokeball at the Pokemon and catches it. When 2 is pressed, the character moves onto the next biome. Then, the stats of the Pokemon are shown to show how strong it is. After that, the character says “thanks for playing” and the game stops.


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[gecode-users] Using AFC in Gecode 4
Kish Shen
kisshen at cisco.com
Tue Jul 9 03:59:11 CEST 2013
Hi,
I have just started looking at upgrading the ECLiPSe Gecode interface to
Gecode 4 (it currently supports Gecode 3.7), and I have run into a
problem with AFC, which I am not sure how to deal with, so I would be
very grateful if someone can give me some suggestion on how to deal with
this.
Some background: our Gecode interface code uses a space where the
IntVars are stored in a IntVarArgs, and actual problem variables are
added dynamically during execution.
The search can be performed in Gecode using a search engine, or in
ECLiPSe. The user can also obtain various properties of the IntVar
variables, including the AFC for that variable. For the AFC, this was
obtained using the afc() method of IntVar. This method is no longer in
Gecode 4.
Looking at the MPG, you now need to initialise an integer variable array
(xs) for AFC information:
IntAFC afc(home, xs);
and to change the decay later,
afc.decay(0.95)
-- I assume this applies to the xs array.
and branching:
branch(home, xs, INT_VAR_AFC_MAX(), INT_VAL_MIN())
where xs must be the same as before.
I am not sure how to use this in my interface, both for doing search in
ECLiPSe, or using a search engine.
The reason are that my variables are added dynamically, and at any time,
including after propagation (and some search) have been performed on
existing variables, so there isn't a time-point when I create the IntAFC
object with all the variables. In the case of using a search engine, the
search may be only part of the full search, i.e. so I cannot assume I
only want AFC for the variables in the branch() call above (i.e. xs).
Ideally, with 4.0, I would like to be able to change the decay factor as
well, at least for all variables (this would mean the decay value would
apply to any variables created (logically) after setting the decay
factor. Perhaps it would also be useful to change the decay factor for a
subset of variables, but I am not sure if that can be done -- because
the search can then involve variables with different decay factor.
In the case of doing search in ECLiPSe, I need to obtain the AFC for a
variable -- how do I do this now?
Thanks in advance for any information and help!
--Kish
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Most commonly useful in iterations, it is often needed to get a value above the item currently in scope. The '../[../]*' path locates a path above the current item. Here, within each iteration, the 'boss' value is selected via '../../boss'.
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Abstract Can we efficiently extract useful information from a large user-generated dataset while protecting the privacy of the users and/or ensuring fairness in representation.
Abstract In this paper, we consider the problem of actively learning a linear classifier through query synthesis where the learner can construct artificial queries in order to estimate the true decision boundaries.
Abstract n this paper, we propose the first continuous optimization algorithms that achieve a constant factor approximation guarantee for the problem of monotone continuous submodular maximization subject to a linear constraint.
Abstract We study the problem of switching-constrained online convex optimization (OCO), where the player has a limited number of opportunities to change her action.
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Abstract In this paper, we introduce a novel technique for constrained submodular maximization, inspired by barrier functions in continuous optimization.
Abstract Despite remarkable success in practice, modern machine learning models have been found to be susceptible to adversarial attacks that make human-imperceptible perturbations to the data, but result in serious and potentially dangerous prediction errors.
Abstract In this paper, we propose a novel framework that converts streaming algorithms for monotone submodular maximization into streaming algorithms for non-monotone submodular maximization.


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Shakespeare and Company was the name of the iconic English language bookstore founded by Sylvia Beach in 1919 on Paris' Left Bank, and where Beach went on to publish James Joyce's "Ulysses." A later independent English-language bookstore was opened in 1951 by George Whitman, also located on Paris' Left Bank, but under a different name. Whitman adopted the "Shakespeare & Co." name for his store in 1965, and it continues to operate under that name to this day. Click here for access to e-shop.


Section 4.2 Cloud formation processes
The behavior of water with changing temperature is key to understanding cloud formation:
as air cools, the relative humidity increases. If cooled sufficiently, the dewpoint is reached and \(\phi=100\%\text{,}\) driving condensation
the curvature effect makes it easier for water molecules to evaporate from a small droplet
Droplets form around particles via nucleation.
homogeneous nucleation: formed only by water molecules (need very low temperature and high humidities)
heterogeneous nucleation: particles & aerosol serve as condensation nuclei for water droplets
ice nuclei are particles around which ice crystals form, which occurs with specific molecular orientation
Note that fog can be thought of as a surface cloud, formed by condensation out of saturated atmosphere. There are different ways this can occur:
radiation fog forms following nights where significantly surface cooling has occurred, raising the relative humidity of the air to saturation (can occur w/inversion)
advection fog occurs when warm, humid air flows over a colder surface, causing the air to cool to saturation.
evaporation or steam fog occurs when warm water evaporates into the air
But what about cloud formation? Generally need a mechanism for air to ascend. There are different ways this might occur:
orographic lifting (upslope flow)
frontal lifting
thermal convection
convergence
The extent of lifting and the possibility of cloud formation depend upon the temperature and relative humidity of the rising air, and upon the environmental conditions of the atmosphere for that time and location.


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That's right folks. The butter you ask for isn't actually butter. In fact, on the butter we put in the butter pumps, it says "Topping Oil."
A lot of people are surprised when the butter leaks through the bags. Well, companies cut corners wherever they can, the bags being one of them. They are super thin, so be mindful of how much butter you ask for or how much butter you put on.
This shouldn't be a surprise, but whenever I say it people look at me like I solved a complex math problem. The prices are so high at the concessions because the theaters make little to no profit off the ticket sales. In order to keep the large theaters in operation, it is easy to upcharge on something as cheap as popcorn seed. For example, a 35lb bag of popcorn seed may only cost $20, but movie theaters will get over 100 large tubs (costing around $8 each) from each bag. Thus, making enough money to keep the theater operational. Simple business.
(At least where I work) Sneak it in! I tell people all the time to sneak candy in. Honestly, it would be less people complaining about the prices. There have been countless times where I have heard ushers find outside food and beverages. My personal favorite was a half-eaten Hot Pickle, that was left still in the pouch. Save money and sneak it in!
Some of the other employees may be better at this, but I have no idea what is playing. Go ahead. Ask me. I won't know. Maybe a Marvel movie. Those are usually in. Star Wars? Who knows! I am the worst person to ask.
There is no better thrill (not even bungee jumping) could beat the exhileration of throwing children out of movie theaters. I don't know why. The power? The pure evil? Seeing the fear in the eyes of the teens who would have to call their parents if they were to utter any word louder than a whisper is the reason usher shifts are sometimes amazing.
We don't serve Pepsi. Someone puked.
Only when it is busy is the popcorn almost always fresh. Slow days bring minimal popping. The popcorn was probably popped 45 minutes ago. However, if you do ask for fresh popcorn, we will put a fresh batch in.


Sunrise (1927)
Grade: 44
"Sunrise" is about a farmer and his young wife, and their relationship. He has been neglecting the farm as of late, instead cheating on his sweet, childlife with an evil, chain-smoking seductress, who not only tells him to kill his wife, but has worked out the plan. He is to take her rowing on the lake, then, when no one is around, push her out. (Montgomery Clift must have seen this movie, for he would later pull the same stunt in "A Place In The Sun".)
While the farmer loves his wicked girlfriend, he is racked with guilt about what he is doing to his trusting wife. Standing over her menacingly in the boat, she is terrified and pleas for her life. He can't go through with it. Upon reaching shore (they are across the lake, in the big city) she runs from him. There are several scenes of him caressing and reassuring her. One wonders what the Mystery Science team would be wise-cracking.
They attend a wedding, and as he hears them taking the vows, he acts so guilty and contrite that she forgives him. They have a romantic kiss in the middle of the street, their tender moment not appreciated by the 1920s street traffic. Since the movie isn't particularly good, it is fun to check out Hollywood's depiction of 1920s transportation. There are trains, trolleys, a double-decker bus, and horse-drawn carriages. Surprisingly, the roller coaster looks much like it does today.
The farmer is getting a shave, just like in the old western movies. The wife admires from a distant seat, when some rascal sits next to her and shows great disrespect. When the farmer's shave is finished (he has his priorities) he rescues his wife and pulls a knife on the cad, demonstrating that is okay to threaten someone's life as long as you are only just giving them a good scare.
Our couple has their photo taken, and we can admire the enormous vintage camera. While in the studio, the two act goofy and break a ceramic statue behind the photographer's back. The head has been knocked off, so the farmer replaces it with a golf ball decorated with a smiley face.
Next, they go to the carnival. The farmer proves expert at a carny game of throwing balls. This somehow results in a baby pig running loose into the dance hall, then into the kitchen, much to the surprise of a waiter sneaking a drink.  The pig reluctantly drinks the spilt liquor, apparently the best take the director can come up with.
The couple go dancing. Since this is a movie, as soon as they begin, all the other couples stop and applaud, as if they had never seen anything so amazing. But the bill must still be paid.
The reconciled couple row the boat home. Bad luck has it that a wicked storm arises, eventually capsizing the boat. They are separated. The husband makes it to shore (now back in the hinterlands) and calls for his wife, rallying the countryside. Dozens of men in boats with candles suddenly show up, looking for the wife who was last seen clinging to a bundle of reeds. Some random reeds are shown floating, and the poor farmer is devastated.
Meanwhile, the evil brunette has been waiting all this time for her sap to return without the wife. She meets him, and he throttles her, much to the cheers of the audience. Lucky for her, he is called away from his act of assault and battery by cries that they have found his wife, who is safe after all.
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objects encode information about individual GW detectors. The most relevant quantities are:- Detector position.
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get_Fp
(t, f, e_p, e_x, nv)[source]¶ Compute the quantity:
\[F^p(f,\hat{n}) = a^{ij}e^p_{ij}\exp(i2\pi f\hat{n} {\bf x})\](i.e. Eq. 12 of the companion paper).
Parameters: - t – array of size N_t containing observing times (in s).
- f – array of size N_f containing frequencies (in Hz).
- ep – array of shape [3, 3, N_pix] containing the “+” polarization tensor at N_pix different sky positions.
- ex – same as ep for the “x” polarization tensor.
- nv – array of shape [3, N_pix] containing the unit vector pointing in the direction of N_pix sky positions.
Returns: 2 arrays of shape [N_t, N_f, N_pix] containing \(F^+\) and \(F^\times\) as a function of time, frequency and sky position.
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get_position
(t)[source]¶ Returns a 2D array containing the 3D position of the detector at a series of times. The output array has shape [3, N_t], where N_t is the size of t.
Parameters: t – time of observation (in seconds). Returns: detector position (in m) as a function of time. Return type: array_like
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get_transfer
(u, f, nv)[source]¶ Returns the detector transfer function as a funciton of position, frequency and sky coordinates.
Parameters: - u – 2D array of size [3, N_t] containing the unit vector pointing along one of the detector arms at N_t different time intervals.
- f – 1D array of frequencies (in Hz).
- nv – 2D array of shape [3, N_pix] containining the normalized coordinates of N_pix points in the celestial sphere.
Returns: array of shape [N_t, N_f, N_pix] containing the transfer function as a function of time, frequency and sky position.
Return type: array_like
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get_uu_vv
(t)[source]¶ Returns the outer product of the detector arm unit vectors as a function of time.
Parameters: t – array of size N_t containing different observing times (in s). Returns: 2 arrays of shape [3, 3, N_t] containing the outer products of the unit vectors pointing in the directions of the two detector arms. Return type: array_like
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(name, lat, lon, alpha, fname_psd, aperture=90)[source]¶ GroundDetector
objects represent detectors located at fixed position on Earth.Parameters: - name – detector name.
- lat – latitude in degrees.
- lon – longitude in degrees.
- alpha – orientation angle, defined as the angle between the vertex bisector and the local parallel. In degrees.
- fname_psd – path to file containing the detector’s noise curve. The file should contain two columns, corresponding to the frequency (in Hz) and the corresponding value of the strain-level noise (in units of Hz:math:^{-1/2}).
- aperture – arm aperture angle (in degrees).
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get_position
(t)[source]¶ Returns a 2D array containing the 3D position of the detector at a series of times. The output array has shape [3, N_t], where N_t is the size of t.
Note
We assume the Earth is a sphere of radius 6371 km that performs a full rotation every 24 h exactly.
Parameters: t – time of observation (in seconds). Returns: detector position (in m) as a function of time. Return type: array_like
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GroundDetectorTriangle
(name, lat, lon, fname_psd, detector_id, beta0_deg=0, arm_length_km=10.0)[source]¶ GroundDetectorTriangle
objects represent detectors in a triangular configureation located at fixed position on Earth (e.g. the Einstein Telescope).Parameters: - name – detector name.
- lat – latitude of the triangle’s barycenter in degrees.
- lon – longitude in degrees.
- fname_psd – path to file containing the detector’s noise curve. The file should contain two columns, corresponding to the frequency (in Hz) and the corresponding value of the strain-level noise (in units of Hz:math:^{-1/2}).
- detector_id – detector number (0, 1 or 2).
- beta0_deg – orientation angle, defined as the angle between the vertex with id 0 and the local meridian.
- arm_length_km – arm length in km.
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get_position
(t)[source]¶ Returns a 2D array containing the 3D position of the detector at a series of times. The output array has shape [3, N_t], where N_t is the size of t.
Note
We assume the Earth is a sphere of radius 6371 km that performs a full rotation every 24 h exactly.
Parameters: t – time of observation (in seconds). Returns: detector position (in m) as a function of time. Return type: array_like
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class
schnell.detector.
LISADetector
(detector_id, is_L5Gm=False, static=False)[source]¶ LISADetector
objects can be used to describe the properties of the LISA network.Parameters: - detector_id – detector number (0, 1 or 2).
- is_L5Gm (bool) – whether the arm length should be 5E9 meters (otherwise 2.5E9 meters will be assumed) (default False).
- static (bool) – if True, a static configuration corresponding to a perfect equilateral triangle in the x-y plane will be assumed.
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get_position
(t)[source]¶ Returns a 2D array containing the 3D position of the detector at a series of times. The output array has shape [3, N_t], where N_t is the size of t.
Note
The spacecraft orbits are calculated using Eq. 1 of gr-qc/0311069.
Parameters: t – time of observation (in seconds). Returns: detector position (in m) as a function of time. Return type: array_like
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get_u_v
(t)[source]¶ Returns unit vectors in the directions of the detector arms as a function of time.
Parameters: t – array of size N_t containing different observing times (in s). Returns: 2 arrays of shape [3, N_t] containing the arm unit vectors. Return type: array_like
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psd
(f)[source]¶ Returns noise PSD as a function of frequency. Uses Eq. 55 from arXiv:1908.00546.
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A simple header-only logging library for C++. Add 'LinkingTo: plogr' to 'DESCRIPTION', and '#include <plogr.h>' in your C++ modules to use it.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Suggests: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2018-03-25 |
| Author: | Kirill Müller [aut, cre], Sergey Podobry [cph] (Author of the bundled plog library) |
| Maintainer: | Kirill Müller <krlmlr+r at mailbox.org> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/krlmlr/plogr/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/krlmlr/plogr#readme |
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For the sauce, melt the butter in a pan over a high heat. Add the onion and garlic and fry until softened.
Add the passata, wine and stock and bring to boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes.
Add the olives, tarragon and green pepper and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Preheat the oven to 180C/360F/Gas 4.
For the haddock, dredge the haddock fillets in the flour and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat the oil in a frying pan over medium heat. Add the fish and fry for 1-2 minutes on both sides, until golden-brown all over.
Transfer the haddock fillets to an ovenproof dish and pour over the sauce. Place into the oven to cook for 8-10 minutes, or until the haddock is cooked through.
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Over-egg-cited! Restaurant diner tries her hand at egg flipping trick - and brings the ceiling crashing down
by Milly Vincent For Mailonline- The customer was invited try the stunt at the restaurant Hana Hana in Newcastle
- Call centre worker Claire Logan, 30, managed to propel the egg to the ceiling
- The metal ceiling crashed down on impact, splattering egg everywhere
Hilarious footage shows a woman bring down a restaurant ceiling - with an egg.
The customer was invited to try a trick at the teppanyaki restaurant Hanahana in Newcastle, which involved flipping an egg into the chef's hat she was wearing.
However, call centre worker Claire Logan, 30, manages to propel the egg straight into the ceiling causing a metal panel to fall down.
As part of the ceiling lands on top of the griddle, she and the chef are showered in debris and egg much to the amusement of the other diners sitting nearby.
Summer Sharp, 19, from Hartlepool, County Durham, was filming the high jinks at the Japanese restaurant where food is cooked on a hot plate in front of customers.
Ms Sharp, who works with Ms Logan, captioned her post: 'Can't cope with Claire trying to flip and egg and bringing the full ceiling down hahahahaha.'
Ms Logan can be seen preparing to toss a whole egg in the air using a spatula and, hopefully, catching it in her chef's hat.
The teppanyaki chef shows her the theatrics surrounding the trick, telling her she needs to hit her spatula off the griddle before tossing the egg up.
Ms Logan then gets counted down by other customers.
When the countdown ends, she tosses the egg up into the air using the spatula.
Unfortunately however, she tosses it too hard. This results in the egg exploding off the ceiling, sending egg everywhere and bringing down a section of the ceiling in the process.
The silver panel hits the griddle in front of the customers, thankfully avoiding everyone.
Ms Sharp and other customers are heard laughing hysterically as the video ends.
Speaking today, Ms Sharp said: 'Before the egg flip, everyone else flipped their own egg and caught it in their hats.
'Then Claire flipped hers, missed her hat completely, hit the roof and it came down.
'After that the people who worked in Hanahana put the roof back up somehow and we all carried on eating and drinking.'
Since posting the video, the clip has attracted four million views and over 300,000 likes.
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@isthatmike03 said: 'All it took was an egg to touch that ceiling for it to fall?!! Tf was it held by?!'
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I'm an individual developer (not a professional developer. I'm a graphic designer who likes to code ) and I mainly code plugins for Cinema 4D (I don't know if anyone knows this application).
I used to code in COFFEE (a javascript like language, only for Cinema 4D) and python.
But, recently, I started coding in C++.
I start my development on a Mac, using Xcode. But then, to generate Windows versions of my plugins, I take my source code to Visual Studio, perform the necessary adjustments, and create Win32 and Win64 code.
Lately, I was trying to devise a scheme to protect my plugins from being pirated. Yes, I know it is virtually impossible, but if I could make it harder for hackers to crack my plugins, it would be fine.
I made it work fine in python and in C++, but only in Xcode.
In Windows it is a headache. I only need to be able to access a username/password protected folder in my server and check if there is a file there. I don't even need to read the content of the file (but it would be nice to be able to do that too).
I started out using the cURL library but it is so complicated to make it work. I need 32 and 64 bit versions. Then I also have to include three .dll files in the folder of the application (that means that I would have to ask to the people who buy my plugins to copy three additional files to the main application folder... not a good thing )
So, would anyone point me in the right direction to find a way to access a username/password protected folder on the net? (the username/password is generated in my code so, of course, I know what are the username/password to provide).
Also, I would need a way for the code to be completely self-contained, meaning that the users would not have to manually add any other files (libraries), besides the folder containing my plugin.
And, if the solution was free, it would be great. I'm a freelancer and I don't even sell my plugins for a lot of money.
Thank you all, in advance.
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If you already have this working on your Mac then the easiest solution maybe to just fix whatever is broken with the C++ part of your solution (although I question the idea of writing an authentication module in a plain text interpreted language like Python).
So I guess the question is, what part of your code is breaking in a Windows environment?
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Class: Ranger
Ranger Information
The Ranger is Path of Exile's pure dexterity class, which befits her slim and graceful appearance. She is agile and fast, darting in and out of combat to deliver vicious critical strikes that often fell her enemies in a single blow. Her natural quickness grants her a profound ability to avoid damage, and she tends to garb herself in light leathers and cloth. She has tremendous proficiency with ranged weapons, but she is as lethal as any man on the battlefield with a sword. The equipment associated with the Ranger's dexterity are Caps/Hoods, Leather/Garbs/Tunics, Hide Gloves, Hide Boots, and Bucklers.
The information above is found on the Path of Exile Wiki Ranger Page along with more information.
Ranger Ascendency
The Ranger has one of three choices for Ascendency: Deadeye, Pathfinder, Raider.
Deadeye
The Deadeye is an offense-oriented class that focuses on projectile damage and area of effect. This class is obviously suited for bow attacks but most of its modifiers apply to any sort of projectile, meaning that most attack and spell projectiles also benefit from them.
The information above is found on the Path of Exile Wiki Deadeye page along with more information.
Pathfinder
The Pathfinder's focal point is her flasks, which she can improve to grant additional offensive or defensive bonuses. The Pathfinder is a flexible class; her tree allows using both spells and attacks effectively, and any damage type (elemental, physical or chaos).
The information above is found on the Path of Exile Wiki Pathfinder page along with more information.
Raider
The Raider focuses on maintaining buffs, gaining Frenzy Charges, Onslaught, or Phasing through kills. She can specialize in one of these buffs to enhance its effect, greatly boosting her speed and evasion. Despite what the class icon shows, this class doesn't have any modifiers specific to melee damage, so ranged attacks will receive those bonuses as well.
The information above is found on the Path of Exile Wiki Raider page along with more information.
Ranger Builds
The following builds are easy, strong builds that new players can play to learn and progress through the game's current version.
Deadeye: Shrapnel Shot Deadeye
Pathfinder: Kinetic Blast Wander Pathfinder
Raider: Windripper Tornado Shot Raider


Danao: Ako gigilit sa leeg niyo
by Gemi FormaranLUCENA CITY— Once again, the top honcho of Calabarzon police force warned eering policemen to shape up or ship out in order not to face the bloody consequences of their illegal activities.
“Para sa mga tiwaling pulis, muli kong sinasabi sa inyo na magbago na kayo at kung di n’yo kayang magbago ay umalis na kayo sa serbisyo at iwan n’yo ang inyong mga baril at tsapa”, said Calabarzon police director Brig. Gen. Vicente Danao, Jr. during a command visit to the headquarters of Quezon Police Provincial Office under Col. Audie Madrideo.
Danao, a rumored future Philippine National Police chief due to his close ties with President Rodrigo Duterte told Quezon cops to do their job properly and avoid getting themselves involved in illegal activities particularly in illegal drugs “in order for you to keep your bodies and souls together”.
“If you have already benefited from illegal activities and were able to get away with it, please do not do it under my watch. Dahil pag natiyempuhan ko kayo, ako mismo ang gigilit sa mga leeg n’yo”, Danao said with emphasis.


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Degree in Software Engineering @UPM, with a videogame as a final degree project.
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My main focus is at web technologies (front and back) and iOS apps.
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OSSL_SELF_TEST_set_callback, OSSL_SELF_TEST_get_callback - specify a callback for processing self tests
#include <openssl/self_test.h>
void OSSL_SELF_TEST_set_callback(OSSL_LIB_CTX *ctx, OSSL_CALLBACK *cb, void *cbarg);
void OSSL_SELF_TEST_get_callback(OSSL_LIB_CTX *ctx, OSSL_CALLBACK **cb, void **cbarg);
Set or gets the optional application callback (and the callback argument) that is called during self testing. The application callback OSSL_CALLBACK(3) is associated with a OSSL_LIB_CTX. The application callback function receives information about a running self test, and may return a result to the calling self test. See openssl-core.h(7) for further information on the callback.
OSSL_SELF_TEST_get_callback() returns the callback and callback argument that has been set via OSSL_SELF_TEST_set_callback() for the given library context ctx. These returned parameters will be NULL if OSSL_SELF_TEST_set_callback() has not been called.
openssl-core.h(7), OSSL_PROVIDER-FIPS(7) OSSL_SELF_TEST_new(3) OSSL_LIB_CTX(3)
The functions described here were added in OpenSSL 3.0.
Copyright 2019-2021 The OpenSSL Project Authors. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


Top 50 AutoCAD Shortcuts You Need to Know
AutoCAD is one of the most used engineering programs across the globe. Here are the top 50 AutoCAD tricks and shortcuts from around the web.
by Trevor EnglishAutoCAD is one of the most used engineering programs across the world, and it's likely that you have come in contact with the program sometime in your career.
This week, we polled our Q&A Community to discover which programs everyday engineers were using the most. Other than Microsoft Excel, which we already have an extensive shortcuts list about, AutoCAD was next in line.
For all the AutoCAD users out there, from new to expert, here are the top 50 AutoCAD tricks, commands, and shortcuts from across the web.
CHSPACE
Allows you to move objects in a drawing from layout to model space by choosing a viewport to push the text or objects into. This works in both directions.
BURST
BURST allows you to explode a block/object without losing any of its attributes.
NCOPY
Copies linework or objects from a nested object into your current drawing. Especially useful for bringing XREF linework into current drawings.
OOPS
OOPS does exactly what you think it does, it fixes your mistake (as long as it's a delete) no matter how far back it was. Instead of using CTRL-Z, OOPS undoes your last erase command without affecting any work you have done since then.
FILEDIA
Setting this value to 1 allows dialog boxes to open in AutoCAD, setting it to 0 means everything is done in the command line.
APPLOAD
Allows you to set which application to load in conjunction with opening AutoCAD.
Work with Images
Instead of scaling and rotating images each time, simply insert the image into a blank drawing and set its position, scale, and rotation. After your image is how you want it, save the drawing. This lets you insert that image as a drawing, instead of the image, and all settings are kept the same. Especially useful for images like company logos, etc.
R / REDRAW
Refreshes the drawing in the viewport.
DIMBASELINE
Creates a dimension that starts from a baseline of earlier dimensions that is linear, angular or coordinate.
ID
Displays point coordinates throughout your worksheet.
Autoscale Setting
You can adjust your default scale factor by setting the Auxiliary scale factor to Plot Scale or Dimscale.
OVERKILL
Deletes any duplicate or overlapping items. Perfect for the AutoCAD perfectionists out there.
QDIM
Quick dimension creation after object selection.
RECOVER
Recovers a damaged file.
Default NO PLOT Layer
Creates a layer called DEFPOINTS. Anything on this layer will show up in model and paper space, but won't plot. Perfect for adding notes.
TORIENT
Orients text to a specified angle or most readable angle. Also works on Block Attributes.
RULESURF
Quickly creates a surface between two predefined curves.
Importing Block Definitions
After the INSERT command and selecting the file, press the ESC key at your first prompt. Definitions will be kept in your drawing to reference later.
SPELL
For all those engineers out there that can't spell, use this to spell check all your text. (Uses your computer language settings)
XCLIP
Trims a block's visible area using a boundary line. Use the command first, then set or draw the boundary.
 To keep this from happening, use the VIEWRES command and type YES to fast zooms, then set your zoom percent to 200.
MATLIB
Imports and exports materials to a library.
WIPEOUT
Allows you to set boundaries on top of lines and objects that "wipes out" everything behind it. Like a reverse hatch. It's a good idea to put all your wipeouts on one layer so you can turn them on and off as you wish.
One Key Shortcut
Want to know all of the one key AutoCAD shortcuts? Autodesk put together this quick guide that assembles them all into one sheet. You can check it out here on the Autodesk website, or below.
[Image Source: Autodesk]
Change Your MText to Lower Case or Upper Case
Instead of retyping MText if you forgot to capitalize it, right click and select CHANGE CASE. Or use CTRL + SHIFT + U or CTRL + SHIFT + L, for upper case and lower case respectively.
DIMROTATED
Aligns dimensions to objects that are staggered where DIMALIGNED falls short.
BOX
Creates a 3D box and defines height, depth, and width.
COLOR
Chooses a layer color for future objects/lines/blocks.
DIMALIGNED
Creates a dimension aligned with an axis or a line.
LIGHT
Let's you modify the lighting effects on 3D models.
MLEDIT
Edits multiple parallel lines at once.
PAGESETUP
Allows you to set up your paper in paper space. Useful for changing your designed plot paper size. This is one of my most used AutoCAD tricks.
SKETCH
Creates freehand drawing lines.
TIME
Displays all of the statistics of your current DWG file like creation date, last update, and edit times.
3DSOUT
Exports a file compatible with 3D Studio [.3ds].
PREVIEW
Similar to print preview in other programs, allows you to see how your paperspace drawing will plot went sent to a plotter.
PFACE
Creates a 3D mesh vertex by vertex.
SAVEALL & CLOSEALL
The best 2 commands an engineer can hit at the end of his or her workday.
MENUBAR
Toggles you to the old style menu bar.
Ctrl + R
Changes viewports in paperspace.
BATTMAN
Does not signal Batman. Changes the order and properties of block definitions.
FACETRES
Adjust the smoothness of curves on a solid.
QLATTACH
Attaches leader line to MTEXT.
XDWGFADECTL
Quickly changes XREF settings back to normal by setting the value at 0. Will fix "faded" XREFs in your drawing.
IMAGECLIP
Let's you "crop" an image in your DWG.
CLASSICXREF
If you miss the old style of XREFs, this is for you.
SETBYLAYER
Sets properties of selected or all objects to BY LAYER.
QSELECT
Let's you filter your selection to certain objects by object type or other criteria.
BO / BOUNDARY
If you want to split an object in half, simply draw a line through it and use the BOUNDARY command in each half to create correctly sized polylines and erase the original objects.
If you are new with Autocad, these books might be helpful.


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