lfactors: Factors with Levels
Provides an extension to factors called 'lfactor' that are similar
to factors but allows users to refer to 'lfactor' levels by either the level or
the label.
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I am a Perception Software Engineer since April 2020 at ANYbotics AG which is based in Zurich, Switzerland.
Previously I did my master in Robotics, System and Control in ETH Zurich from 2017-2020.
During my master study, I was supervised by Roland Siegwart at ASL for my semester project and Marc Pollefeys at CVG for my master thesis.
Before that, I did my bachelor in Electrical Engineering and Automation in Xi'an Jiaotong University from 2013-2017 under the supervision of Prof. Bie Zhaohong.
My main interest lies in the area of SLAM, VIO/VO, state estimation, sensor fusion, deep learning and autonomous driving. Please contact me if you want to discuss and work with me.


This shows how to use maximilian to build a monophonic synth
audio.init(); //This shows how to use maximilian to build a monophonic synth //These are the synthesiser bits var VCO1 = new maximJs.maxiOsc(); var VCO2 = new maximJs.maxiOsc(); var LFO1 = new maximJs.maxiOsc(); var LFO2 = new maximJs.maxiOsc(); var VCF = new maximJs.maxiFilter(); var ADSR = new maximJs.maxiEnv(); //This is a bunch of control signals so that we can hear something var timer = new maximJs.maxiOsc();//this is the metronome var currentCount,lastCount;//these values are used to check if we have a new beat this sample //and these are some variables we can use to pass stuff around var VCO1out,VCO2out,LFO1out,LFO2out,VCFout,ADSRout; ADSR.setAttack(1000); ADSR.setDecay(1); ADSR.setSustain(1); ADSR.setRelease(1000); audio.play = function(){ //so this first bit is just a basic metronome so we can hear what we're doing. currentCount=Math.round(timer.phasor(0.5));//this sets up a metronome that ticks every 2 seconds if (lastCount!=currentCount) {//if we have a new timer int this sample, play the sound ADSR.trigger = 1;//trigger the envelope from the start // console.log("tick\n");//the clock ticks lastCount=0;//set lastCount to 0 } //and this is where we build the synth ADSRout=ADSR.adsr(1.0,ADSR.trigger); LFO1out=LFO1.sinebuf(0.2);//this lfo is a sinewave at 0.2 hz VCO1out=VCO1.pulse(55,0.6);//here's VCO1. it's a pulse wave at 55 hz, with a pulse width of 0.6 VCO2out=VCO2.pulse(110+LFO1out,0.2);//here's VCO2. it's a pulse wave at 110hz with LFO modulation on the frequency, and width of 0.2 VCFout=VCF.lores((VCO1out+VCO2out)*0.5, ADSRout*10000, 10);//now we stick the VCO's into the VCF, using the ADSR as the filter cutoff var finalSound=VCFout*ADSRout;//finally we add the ADSR as an amplitude modulator ADSR.trigger=0; this.output=finalSound; }


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This is a shot (well, actually a panorama) that i took today at a Portland Sea Dogs game in Hadlock Field. We lost 3-10, but still had a good time.
All for Now!


- selectedRoutes - Variable in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.MapsActivity
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Create an array list to determine which childRoutes have been selected from the menu to track.
- setCircle(GoogleMap, boolean) - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.BasicStop
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Adds the parent circle to the map, as well as sets the objects parent circle.
- setCircles(Circle[]) - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.SharedStop
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Sets the (child) circles corresponding to the Shared Stop.
- setMarker(Marker) - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.MarkedObject
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Sets the marker of the object.
- SettingsPopupWindow - Class in fnsb.macstransit.Activities
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Created by Spud on 2019-11-24 for the project: MACS Transit.
- SettingsPopupWindow(Context) - Constructor for class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.SettingsPopupWindow
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Constructor for the Settings popup window.
- SharedStop - Class in fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch
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Created by Spud on 2019-11-01 for the project: MACS Transit.
- sharedStops - Variable in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.MapsActivity
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Create an array of all the Shared Stops (stops that share a location).
- SHOW_POLYLINES - Static variable in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.SettingsPopupWindow
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Booleans used by the application to determine what settings should be enabled during initialization.
- showFarePopupWindow() - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.FarePopupWindow
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Creates and shows the popup window.
- showSettingsPopup() - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.SettingsPopupWindow
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Creates and shows the settings popup dialog.
- showWarningPopup() - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.WarningPopup
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Creates and shows the popup window.
- speed - Variable in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.Bus
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Variables to store the current bus speed in mph.
- SplashActivity - Class in fnsb.macstransit.Activities
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Created by Spud on 2019-11-04 for the project: MACS Transit.
- SplashActivity() - Constructor for class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.SplashActivity
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- Stop - Class in fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch
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Created by Spud on 2019-10-18 for the project: MACS Transit.
- Stop(String, double, double, Route) - Constructor for class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.Stop
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Creates a stop object.
- Stop(JSONObject, Route) - Constructor for class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.Stop
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Loads the stop from the provided JSON.
- StopClicked - Class in fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners
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Created by Spud on 2019-10-30 for the project: MACS Transit.
- StopClicked(MapsActivity) - Constructor for class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners.StopClicked
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Constructor the the StopClicked listener.
- StopDeselected - Class in fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners
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Created by Spud on 2019-11-11 for the project: MACS Transit.
- StopDeselected() - Constructor for class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners.StopDeselected
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- stopID - Variable in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.BasicStop
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The ID of the stop.
- stops - Variable in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.Route
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The array of stops for this parentRoute.
- stopUpdateThreads() - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.MapsActivity
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Iterates through each update thread in the selected routes, and cancels them.
- StreetViewActivity - Class in fnsb.macstransit.Activities
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Deprecated.
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Deprecated.
- StreetViewListener - Class in fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners
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Deprecated.
- StreetViewListener(MapsActivity) - Constructor for class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners.StreetViewListener
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Deprecated.
Creates a listener to launch the street view activity from the Maps activity.


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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
100 messages
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BTC-BTC-BTC11-Jun-19 11:04 PM
Thank you @jl777c@SHossain and the entire Komodo team. I have received all my KMD back. I will move it again to my ledger soon. I can't say enough how well the team has handled it. Appreciate all the hardwork.
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Alright11-Jun-19 11:06 PM
@CobraComm you need to make sure both nodes are connected. Make sure the p2p port of each is open.
CobraComm11-Jun-19 11:06 PM
i pinged to both systems and it was a success.
Alright11-Jun-19 11:06 PM
You can also add -testnode=1 to the startup params to make a network with a single node(edited)
try nc <ip> <p2pport>
the -testnode=1 functionality isn't in master branch yet, use beta or dev branch for that
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CobraComm11-Jun-19 11:08 PM
yes, i am using dev branch. will ty the testnode cmd
CobraComm11-Jun-19 11:32 PM
@Alright THANK YOU!!!!!! It works.
Kittehcoinyo12-Jun-19 02:26 AM
Support ticket sent; sure enough my $KMD seems to have been moved. Sorry for being slow to this; trying to check in monthly for the staking reward more; actually forgot for a long long time.. until recently
You guys have been pretty trustworthy over the years; Bitcoin dark fork to KMD, etc.. appreciate the effort to save peoples funds
tolken12-Jun-19 02:46 AM
Claiming interest on ledger works if I send entire balance back to itself right? Strangely I just sent my entire balance back to my account, but the percentage gain was only about 1.6%
Alright12-Jun-19 02:50 AM
@tolken need to use a 3rd party app or it won't claim it
I’m trying to send the kmd dust from my compromised wallet to the new one but receiving an error: unknown method “blockchain.address.get_balance” anyone have this issue?
i received my KMD back into my wallet, thanks team! KMD is awesome!!
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Steve1012-Jun-19 10:48 AM
I just found out a friend of mine had some KMD but didn't know about the hack. I had him check his address and his funds were moved to the following address RVjDUCE3NDV72gghTrMTsBx4hvByKiN7gM. It looks like his funds were stolen and not swept as thats not the safe address I read elsewhere. Can my friend still file a claim with the normal claim process?
He said there was a dust deposited into the account.
Audo12-Jun-19 10:50 AM
Yes, that means he can claim it. He should follow that were posted
Steve1012-Jun-19 10:50 AM
ok, thanks I'll let him know.
Audo12-Jun-19 10:51 AM
I don't know about the addresses but if there's dust then it seems like it's on our address
jl777c12-Jun-19 10:52 AM
it was a change address to the sweep tx, the sweep address is in that tx also
Steve1012-Jun-19 10:54 AM
ok thats what I missed. Figured that address might have been the hackers address. Thanks for saving his funds!
jl777c12-Jun-19 11:36 AM
only 47 valid claims for today...
i will wait an hour before processing, so you have a bit more time to send the smartdust from the old address to the new one. waiting on 161 such transactions. if you dont send the transaction from the old address to new, you wont get a refund. the almost 400 that have done all the steps have already gotten a refund.
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SHossain12-Jun-19 11:39 AM
anyone changed their refund address in the last 2 days since the original claim submitted with different refund address, DM me
gcharang12-Jun-19 11:46 AM
@DigitalPunk@THEblackPANDA@WK ^
jl777c12-Jun-19 01:03 PM
todays refunds have been processed, only 50
dont forget that you need to send the smartdust from the old address to the new address
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InfinitySamurai12-Jun-19 01:05 PM
I sent my dust 3 days ago and haven't seen my funds back yet
Although, I did fill the form in before sending the dust, could that be an issue?
jl777c12-Jun-19 01:07 PM
likely there is a mismatch in your form vs where you sent the smartdust
send details to @SHossain
InfinitySamurai12-Jun-19 01:08 PM
Cheers
Ludom12-Jun-19 01:13 PM
I receive everything. THANK you
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Do you have a donation address?
I want to donate a tip for the team
jl777c12-Jun-19 01:15 PM
yes thanks!
RGmQVJvYTsWAxE6KjgCenFYmyVhkAgsZmC
phm8712-Jun-19 01:19 PM
I'm happy for you @Ludom and I'm happy for whole community : KMD Team and community made an awesome work. Congrats guys.
Remark: I know that some of this money was planned to be spent on organizing KMD & cryptos meetups and support community
@ ludom : I hope that you will say it loud on your social medias. Very good news
SHossain12-Jun-19 01:20 PM
he did(edited)
D3b012-Jun-19 01:21 PM
I just got my all KMD back. Thank you all for your support!
special thanks to @SHossain who was from the first moment with me and
@jl777c who answer all my questions and organised everything to get all of my KMD back.
Love you guys forever!
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LocoMB12-Jun-19 01:30 PM
Karamba! Thank you so much guys! Got my KMD back!
:(edited)
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D3b012-Jun-19 01:30 PM
please send me a donation address?
I want to donate
jl777c12-Jun-19 01:30 PM
RGmQVJvYTsWAxE6KjgCenFYmyVhkAgsZmC
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LocoMB12-Jun-19 01:31 PM
Thank you James! (edited)
D3b012-Jun-19 01:36 PM
just sent, thank you again !
jl777c12-Jun-19 01:37 PM
thanks for all the support!!
CHMEX12-Jun-19 01:39 PM
D3b0 at a totaly unprofessional note look at the change address it generated
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D3b012-Jun-19 01:42 PM
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dan.12-Jun-19 01:42 PM
RGayKYEuWP6krBiBdvuRz4qZeqb7pmtRGv
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Alexfrog12-Jun-19 01:47 PM
Thanks jl777!
Any idea when supernet that was swept will be transferred back?
jl777c12-Jun-19 02:35 PM
why sweep again
Alexfrog12-Jun-19 04:44 PM
i mean transferred to the new addresses like the KMD was
SHossain12-Jun-19 04:49 PM
later
FishyGuts12-Jun-19 05:20 PM
Did he say.... Shit... Oh well. Close enough.
And Genie... Smile!

Should my funds have arrived in my new wallet yet?
The s there any way to check progress?
Marten12-Jun-19 06:43 PM
Hi, I have a ledger blue. Unfortunately the komodo app doesn't work and I don't have access to my coins. Is there an other option to get access? Like another wallet I can connect my ledger to? Hope anyone can help.
Cryptoon12-Jun-19 06:43 PM
Without exposing your seed? Not sure
Marten12-Jun-19 06:45 PM
And what are the possibilities with exposing my seed? And if I do so it's not enough to create an new address because it's the same seed?
Thinking of changing my hardware wallet, because I had similar issues before and I'm not happy with it...
Cryptoon12-Jun-19 06:49 PM
New seed new address
If you use the seed in verus agama you should be able to access your funds but you need to extract your seed first I think


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This chapter describes commands that are specific to netgraph type links. These commands apply to the currently active link, and are only valid if the currently active link has type ng.
Note that this device type has no direct way to detect a physical layer disconnection (i.e., what would be analogous to loss of carrier detect) except by receiving a write error. One way to achieve this is to insure that when the physical layer goes down, the connection to the Netgraph hook is broken.
set ng node nodepath
set ng hook hook
These commands configure which Netgraph node, and which hook on that
node, mpd is supposed to connect to. The node is found via the
absolute Netgraph address nodepath
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a free hook named hook
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by Unconventional EconomistSydney’s water storages are plunging 50% faster than the Millennial Drought:
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This example loads a simple ESP model to count clicks on the colored rectangles on the page. Just click on the rectangles and watch the events come into
the page. It also contains a log viewer and a model viewer. The model has a time based retention policy so the events will come and go as you click.


Five candidates for the 2019 General Election in Torbay
Previous Tory MP Kevin Foster is defending the seat he first won from the Liberal Democrats in 2015
by Edward OldfieldFive candidates are competing for votes at the 2019 General Election in Torbay.
Previous Tory MP Kevin Foster is defending the seat he first won from the Liberal Democrats in 2015.
Two years later at the General Election following the Brexit Referendum, Mr Foster increased his majority from 3,000 to 14,000.
The stalled Brexit process has added a new and unpredictable element to the vote on Thursday, December 12.
Torbay voted around six to four in favour of leaving the European Union.
Mr Foster, a government minister, has been a firm backer of prime minister Boris Johnson and his attempts to get his new Brexit deal approved by Parliament.
The Tory campaign in Torbay was due to benefit from the decision by Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage not to challenge sitting Conservative MPs.
But former Brexit Party candidate James Channer has defied the instruction and is standing as an Independent.
Conservatives are concerned that a pro-Brexit candidate could split the Leave vote, benefiting the Remain-supporting Liberal Democrats.
This time the Liberal Democrat challenger is Lee Howgate, a teacher and former diplomat who is a member of Torbay Council for the Goodrington with Roselands ward.
The Labour Party candidate is Michele Middleditch, and the Green Party challenger is Sam Moss, who stood at the June 2017 vote.
The Torbay constituency covers the towns of Torquay and Paignton, with neighbouring Brixham covered by the Totnes MP.
Analysis carried out for the In Your Area website says the Liberal Democrats would need a 14 per cent swing to win in Torbay, with Labour needing a 17.4 per cent switch of support.
The constituency has a population of 100,000 with 76,000 eligible to vote.
Torbay 2019 General Election candidates
- James Channer, Independent
- Kevin Foster, Conservative
- Lee Howgate, Liberal Democrats
- Michelle Middleditch, Labour
- Sam Moss, Green
Torbay 2017 General Election result
| BREWER Deborah Ellen Clare | Liberal Democrats | 12,858 |
| FOSTER Kevin | The Conservative Party Candidate | 27,141 ELECTED |
| MCINTYRE Tony | UK Independence Party (UKIP) | 1,213 |
| MOSS Sam | Green Party | 652 |
| RAYBOULD Paul Andrew | Labour Party | 9,310 |


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Hmm, where should I start?
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Ricoh GR III Street Photography Review: Long Live the King!
by Karl EdwardsI’ve been shooting with the Ricoh GR III for the past few months and I can tell you it definitley lives up to the hype. It’s small, stealthy and produces amazing images but is this the ultimate street photography camera? My Ricoh GR III street photography review has the answer.
Overview
The Ricoh GR III is the latest in a long line of well respected cameras that started with the film GR1 in 1996. The combination of small size, exquisite build quality and amazing optics made the GR1 an instant hit with photographers.
When the first digital GR with a .5″ sensor was released in 2005, a whole new generation of digital shooters were hooked. The first APS-C digitial GR came out in 2013 and was followed by the GR2 in 2015. And that brings us to the GR3 – the ultimate evolution of the GR line backed by 19 years of experience creating the finest point and shoot cameras on the market.
The Ricoh GR3 boasts a ton of new features including:
- Brand new 24MP APS-C sensor.
- Newly designed 18.3mm (28mm equivalent) F2.8 lens.
- Hybrid AF with both phase and contrast detection.
- 3 Axis IBIS for 4 stops of shake reduction.
- Ultrasonic sensor cleaning. Finally!
- Highlight-weighted AE.
- 3″ touch sensitive LCD for framing and viewing images.
So there’s all that – but you can get specs anywhere. I’m more interested in the character of a given camera and how it performs in the real world while shooting on the street.
So let’s get into it!
Body Size and Handling
The Ricoh GR3 is noticably smaller than the GR2 it replaces. But this more “pocketable” size means there’s a few buttons missing from the back of the camera. New users will never notice the difference but seasoned GR2 shooters will likely miss the dedicated AF function switch and +/- toggle.
A lot of street shooters used the button on the AF function switch for back button AF which definitely came in handy. But you can get pretty much the same result using the touch to focus feature on the LCD. Just tap the part of the screen you’d like to focus on then half press the shutter and you’re set.
I personally missed the +/- toggle because I had my GR2 set to adjust snap focus distance using these buttons but I quickly realized the GR3 has a button/dial combo for this. Just hold the command dial up and rotate the front dial.
Easy peasy!
I’ve talked to a few people who thought the GR3 might be a bit “too small.” Apart from adapting to the changed controls layout, I never had a problem with the new size. This tiny camera produces professional results and the fact that it’s so small means I’m a lot more likely to have it with me whenever I leave the house. You can’t really complain!
But that never stopped me. LOL!
Sing A Song Of Snap Mode
Hands down, my favorite feature of any GR camera is the Snap Focus mode. In a nutshell, Snap Focus mode lets you set a fixed focus distance and use aperture to create the amount of depth of field you need to get your subject in focus.
A lot of street photographers (myself included) want the entire frame to be in focus and use composition to draw attention to different elements within the shot. With the Snap Focus on the Ricoh GR III, I can set my aperture at f9 and my snap focus distance to 2 meters and shoot confidently knowing that everything from about 1 meter (3 feet) to infinity is going to be sharp.
No more taking time to think about what you’re going to focus on and aquiring focus. Just set it and forget it!
Timing is critical in street photography and even 1/10th of a second can mean the difference between getting and missing the shot. Snap focus eliminates the time needed to choose a focus point and acquire focus and all you can concentrate on the psychology of the frame.
Leica shooters have been using this kind of zone focus technique for decades and it’s brilliant to see it in a camera like the Ricoh GR III.
You can shoot this way with any mirrorless camera by manually setting the lens to appropriate distance for a given aperture. But most modern cameras don’t have a reliable focus distance scales for manual focus and you have to “estimate” the distance by focusing on an object in the real world.
Ricoh’s implementation is so effortless that I prefer it hands down.
Highlight-Weighted AE FTW!
Ricoh has included Highlight-weighted metering the GR3 and it’s kind of a big deal. Basically, it’s an AE mode that exposes for the highlights and prevents them from blowing out in high contrast scenes like we often see on the street.
Now I’m a manual exposure kind of shooter. But there are times when AE would come in handy. Partly cloudy days when the light is changing rapidly and unpredictably. Or if I’m in and out of buildings. There’s rarely time to meter the scene without missing the shot!
Highlight weighted AE pretty much matches my own exposure choice if I were metering each shot. I still expose manaully most of the time but I’m telling you – this highlight weighted metering might just lure to me to the dark side…
One little thing – highlight weighted AE can be a bit aggressive so I normally set my exposure compensation to +2/3 stops when using it. Your mileage, of course, may vary!
Image Quality
The Ricoh GR3 produces images that have a signature look.  But they definitely have a filmic quality. Colors are accurate and subdued without that sort of video camera sheen you see from so many digital cameras.
Anyone who follows my personal instagram feed can immediately spot the point when I started shooting Ricoh GR3 street photography. The image quality is that polished and unique.
But beyond the perceptual qualities of the image, the new sensor holds its own when shooting higher ISO. I’ve got no problem shooting at 6400 in a pinch and 3200 holds its own with any modern APS-C camera out there.
All in all, the image quality produced by this sensor and lens combo is remarkable to say the least. I have to keep reminding myself that these shots were taken with this tiny little camera!
But enough of me going on about it! Here’s a few of my favorite street shots I’ve taken with the Ricoh GR III.
Click any image to enlarge…
The LCD Is Pretty Darn Good
The Ricoh GR3 comes equipped with a 3″ Air-Gapless touch LCD for framing and reviewing your shots. Air-Gapless what now?
Basically, a special resin is placed between the LCD and the glass cover to reduce reflection and dispersion of light for better image quality. It sounds a bit like what Apple is using with their latest generation of iPads. Basically the glass is fused to the LCD instead of floating above it. This makes the LCD image appear to be on the top of glass itself instead of something beneath it.
Plus it’s touch sensitive for navigating menus and selecting focus points. This comes in super handy on a camera this small where space is at a premium! (maybe lose?)
I can say the LCD on this camera is bright and clear and perfectly usable even in direct sunlight. But it’s still an LCD and it’s a different way of thinking about the photographic process.
On Shooting With An LCD-Only Camera
I’m typically an eye-level viewfinder kind of guy who enjoys the precision of framing my shots with an enlarged viewfinder image. Especially one where I can dial in my prescription with a diopter!
But when I look at an EVF, I’m often nagged by the sense that I’m looking “into” the camera. The image appears in real time but it almost seems to be separated from reality by the simple fact that it’s in the camera.
When I shoot with an LCD it takes me back out of the camera and into the action. I can still see the entire scene around the camera as events are unfolding in real time. The camera quickly becomes an extension of me and I’m able to create vibrant images that are alive with the immediacy of the moment.
This really encourages me to explore the world and capture the moments as I stumble upon them. And the act of shooting has become enjoyable again.
Very few cameras have had this effect on me and it’s a highlight for sure.
Battery Life Sucks And I’m Okay With That
Let’s face it.
  Those 175 shots might be over 4 or 5 hours of shooting. So it’s not like the battery is unusable.
It’s fine.
But we’ve been completely spoiled by cameras like the Sony A73 with it’s outstanding all-day battery life. So anything less than that feels terrible. This includes the Ricoh GR3. And just about every other camera on the market that’s not the A73. You see where I’m going with this?
Look, batteries are easy to replace when they run out.  For me, this is a 4 or 5 battery camera. I might use 3 batteries on a full day of shooting plus I like to have at least one extra fully charged battery on top of whatever I think I’ll use.
I know, buying extra batteries doesn’t magically make the battery life better. But it makes it livable.
Ain’t No Charger In The Box!
While we’re talking about batteries we should talk about the charger. Or should I say, the lack of a charger.
Yup, the GR3 (like a lot of recent cameras) only ships with an adapter to plug your camera into the wall to charge the batteries. In all fairness the GR3 uses a USB-C for charging so it feels a bit more secure than the tiny micro usb on other cameras.
I ended up springing for the Ricoh BJ-11 battery charger which cost me a whopping 50 bucks! And it’s literally just the part the battery clips into. You have to use the plug and cable that came with the camera which means you can’t double up and charge 2 batteries at once when you’re on the road. And did I mention it’s 50 bucks?
Gah!
Fortunately there’s a number of 3rd party options from companies like Wasabe that won’t break the bank. But it’s still frustrating to have to deal with this – just charge us a bit more and include the damn thing, will ya?
Okay, rant over…
Ultrasonic Sensor Cleaning For Dust Removal
Dust has been a problem for just about all of the Ricoh GR digital cameras. As the lens extends and retracts it sucks dust into the camera which is promptly deposited on the sensor. Then you have to send the camera back to Ricoh who takes the thing entirely apart to clean the sensor.

But the Ricoh GR3 now includes sensor cleaning! There are mixed reviews on the inter-web about how well this system works but I haven’t seen any dust on my sensor yet so I haven’t had to put it to the test.
But it’s in there. And ain’t nobody gonna complain about that!
No Flash? No Problem!
The Ricoh GR3 doesn’t include a built in flash. A lot of people are disappointed by this but honestly – I never used built in flash with the GR2. It was always just another jiggly bit that kind of bugged me.
All my flash street photography work is off-camera so I have to use a wireless trigger anyway. I’d rather have the slightly smaller body with no built in flash to be honest.
If the lack of a built in flash is a deal breaker then this just isn’t the camera for you. I’d argue that you’re missing out on a heck of a good camera though!
Ricoh GR3 Pros & Cons
Oh man, where do I start with this? There are so many things I love about this camera.
- Outstanding build quality.
- Stealthy appearance.
- Small size is almost pocketable.
- Leaf shutter makes shooting flash on the street a breeze.
- Fast power up.
- Snap focus mode for zone shooting.
- Signature image quality.
- Newly designed 28mm equivalent lens.
The list goes on and on…
But as much as I love the Ricoh GR3 there are a few things that could have been better.
- The LCD is good but could always be brighter.
- Mode dial is a bit fiddly.
- Accessory ring cover is ridiculously loose.
- No charger in the box.

Conclusion
The Ricoh GR3 is a major step forward for the Ricoh GR series of cameras and while it’s not perfect, it’s a great choice for street photography.
You can still buy the GR2 for an excellent price and it’s pretty tempting. But the advances in image quality, high ISO performance and overall usability DEFINITELY make the GR3 worth the difference.
I have no problem recommending this camera for any street shooter looking for a smaller kit that doesn’t sacrifice image quality or usability for size.
The Ricoh GR III is my daily driver for street photography. In fact, I don’t even think about using another camera. Anyone who knows me knows I’m always looking for my next camera. But this time around, I’d rather just keep shooting.
And I don’t see that changing any time soon.
About the author: Karl Edwards is a passionate street photographer based in Toronto, Canada. He’s also the founder and editor-in-chief of StreetShootr.com, a great blog dedicated entirely to the elusive art of candid street photography. This article originally appeared here.


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Extracting Faces from Images¶
This function extracts all faces from a directory of images using Dlib’s face detector, and must be run prior to further analysis.
face_network.extract_faces(source_dir, age_gender=False)
Parameters¶
- source_dir
(str); The path to the image folder (note: this folder can contain sub-directories, so specify the highest level image directory).
- age_gender
(bool, defaul=False); Estimates apparent age and gender using a pretrained Convolutional Neural Network (ResNet-50). Results are stored in the columns “age” and “gender” in the resulting dataframe. Gender is predicted on a scale from 0 (male) to 1 (female).
Outputs¶
This function creates a new folder called “Face Network” in your image directory. When a face is identified, it is cropped and stored in a new folder “source_dir/Face Network/Faces/”. Given “Image.jpg” containing two faces, this function will save two cropped faces: “face1_Image.jpg” and “face2_Image.jpg”. Facial encodings (128-dimensional vectors used for clustering and matching similar faces) are stored in a file called “FaceDatabase.h5”.
Performance¶
The facial extraction function is threaded, by default using n_cpus-1. Using seven cores on an M1 MacBook Pro, all 14,000 faces were extracted from the Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW) database in 42 minutes (~6 faces per second). Facial encodings for the entire LFW database take up 15 MB (~1kb per face).


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1) You pass a string as a parameter, and it will check to see whether that string contains either a unix timestamp or a natural language date (Month Day, Year | Month Day Year)
2) If it does, it returns both the Unix timestamp and the natural language form of that date.
3) If it does not contain a date or Unix timestamp, it returns null for those properties.
Example :
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https://brusbilis.com/freecodecamp/old-v1/apis/v1/time/July 24 1995
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https://brusbilis.com/freecodecamp/old-v1/apis/v1/time/July 24 1995
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Response :
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| Listing | File | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 5.14 | serial/inclusive_scan.h | Serial implementation of inclusive scan. |
| 5.15 | serial/exclusive_scan.h | Serial implementation of exclusive scan. |
| 5.16 | openmp/openmp_scan.h | Serial implementation of exclusive scan. |
| Bonus | serial/serial_pack.h | Serial implementation of pack pattern. |
| 8.17 | cilkplus/cilk_scan.h | Top-level code for tiled parallel scan. |
| Bonus | cilkplus/split.h | Implementation of function split mentioned on page 243. |
| 8.18 | cilkplus/upsweep.h | Upsweep phase for tiled parallel scan in Cilk Plus. |
| 8.19 | cilkplus/downsweep.h | Downsweep phase for tiled parallel scan in Cilk Plus. |
| 8.20 | cilkplus/pack.h | Implementing pack pattern with cilk_scan from LIsting 8.17. |
| Bonus | common/test_scan.cpp | Harness for testing/timing. |


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The entire database of his tweets going back to 2009 has been archived and made searchable at:
1. How frequently does Trump tweet?
1.1 By month, since he joined Twitter
1.2 Tweeting frequency during the campaign and after he won the presidency
1.3 Retweeting frequency
2. What kind of tweets got more favs and retweets?
Red: Favorites; Blue: Retweets.
2.1 How many favs and rts did Trump got overtime?
2.2 Favs and RTs during the campaign and after he won the presidency
2.3 what kind of tweets got more favs and RTs?
2.3.1 Correlation to time of the day?
2.3.2 Correlation to the number of characters in a tweet?
For tweets whose counts of favs fall between 10% and 90% of the favorite counts of all tweets:
For tweets whose counts of RTs fall between 10% and 90% of the favorite counts of all tweets:
2.3.3 Which words appeared more frequently in tweets with more favs and rts?
Data processing steps:
End results:
88 words with high frequency and higher-than-average favs
83 words with high frequency and higher-than-average retweets.
2.4 Did people retweet and fav different content?


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Border for Pages and Hover color for each:
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The NeXT/Sun audio file format.
Sample files:
This page hosts a formal specification of AU audio format using Kaitai Struct. This specification can be automatically translated into a variety of programming languages to get a parsing library.
meta:
id: au
title: AU audio format
file-extension:
- au # Sun
- snd # NeXT
xref:
justsolve: AU
mime:
- audio/basic
# According to <https://github.com/file/file/blob/905ca555b0/magic/Magdir/audio#L10-L45>
# and <https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/ccaudio/ccaudio2-2.2.0.tar.gz> 'ccaudio2-2.2.0/src/friends.cpp:304-311':
- audio/x-adpcm # only for G.721 ADPCM (encodings::adpcm_g721)
pronom: x-fmt/139
wikidata: Q672985
license: CC0-1.0
ks-version: 0.9
endian: be
doc: |
The NeXT/Sun audio file format.
Sample files:
* <https://github.com/python/cpython/tree/b8a7daf077da/Lib/test/sndhdrdata>
* <ftp://ftp-ccrma.stanford.edu/pub/Lisp/sf.tar.gz>
* <https://www.mmsp.ece.mcgill.ca/Documents/AudioFormats/AU/Samples.html>
doc-ref:
# - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Au_file_format # incorrect encoding enum, don't use
- https://www.mmsp.ece.mcgill.ca/Documents/AudioFormats/AU/AU.html
- http://soundfile.sapp.org/doc/NextFormat/
# Resources used to assemble the `encodings` enum:
- http://soundfile.sapp.org/doc/NextFormat/soundstruct.h
- https://github.com/andreiw/polaris/blob/deb47cb/usr/src/head/audio/au.h#L87-L112
- https://github.com/libsndfile/libsndfile/blob/86c9f9eb/src/au.c#L39-L74
- https://github.com/chirlu/sox/blob/dd8b63bd/src/au.c#L34-L49
- https://github.com/mpruett/audiofile/blob/b62c902/libaudiofile/NeXT.cpp#L65-L96
seq:
- id: magic
contents: ".snd"
- id: ofs_data
type: u4
- id: header
type: header
size: ofs_data - magic._sizeof - ofs_data._sizeof
instances:
len_data:
value: 'header.data_size == 0xffff_ffff ? _io.size - ofs_data : header.data_size'
types:
header:
seq:
- id: data_size
type: u4
doc: |
don't read this field, access `_root.len_data` instead
value `0xffff_ffff` means unspecified size
- id: encoding
type: u4
enum: encodings
- id: sample_rate
type: u4
- id: num_channels
type: u4
valid:
min: 1
doc: number of interleaved channels
- id: comment
size-eos: true
type: strz
encoding: ASCII
doc: |
Most resources claim that this field must be at least 4 bytes long.
However, most programs don't enforce it, and [Audacity](
https://www.audacityteam.org/) even generates .au files with this field
being 0-byte long. According to <https://nixdoc.net/man-pages/IRIX/man4/dmedia/next.4.html>,
"NeXT files require that this chunk be at least 4 bytes (chars) long,
whereas this chunk may be zerolength in a Sun .au file."
By convention, size should be a multiple of 4 -
see <https://github.com/chirlu/sox/blob/dd8b63bd/src/au.c#L132-L133>.
Page <http://soundfile.sapp.org/doc/NextFormat/> also mentions that for some
sound playing programs, this field must have an even byte size. So a multiple
of 4 is probably best for compatibility.
Must be null-terminated. It is usually an ASCII text string, but this space
might be also used to store application-specific binary (i.e. non-ASCII) data.
enums:
encodings:
1:
id: mulaw_8
doc: 8-bit G.711 mu-law
2:
id: linear_8
doc: 8-bit signed linear PCM
3:
id: linear_16
doc: 16-bit signed linear PCM
4:
id: linear_24
doc: 24-bit signed linear PCM
5:
id: linear_32
doc: 32-bit signed linear PCM
6:
id: float
doc: 32-bit IEEE floating point
7:
id: double
doc: 64-bit IEEE double-precision floating point
8:
id: fragmented
doc: sampled data which has become fragmented due to editing
9:
id: nested
doc: multiple sound structures
10:
id: dsp_core
doc: a loadable DSP core program
11: fixed_point_8
12: fixed_point_16
13: fixed_point_24
14: fixed_point_32
16:
id: display
doc: non-audio display data used by the Sound Kit's `SoundView` class, can't be played
17:
id: mulaw_squelch
doc: 8-bit mu-law with run-length encoding of silence
18:
id: emphasized
doc: 16-bit linear with emphasis
19:
id: compressed
doc: 16-bit linear with NeXT compression
20:
id: compressed_emphasized
doc: 16-bit linear with emphasis and NeXT compression
21:
id: dsp_commands
doc: Music Kit DSP commands
22:
id: dsp_commands_samples
doc: Music Kit DSP samples
23:
id: adpcm_g721
doc: 4-bit G.721 ADPCM (32 kb/s)
24:
id: adpcm_g722
doc: G.722 ADPCM
25:
id: adpcm_g723_3
doc: 3-bit G.723 ADPCM (24 kb/s)
26:
id: adpcm_g723_5
doc: 5-bit G.723 ADPCM (40 kb/s)
27:
id: alaw_8
doc: 8-bit G.711 A-law
28: aes
29: delta_mulaw_8


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