What my 6 day old son taught me about doing single tasking and preparation
Recently I became a father. A life altering experience to say the least. But yet a lot stays the same. At the time of writing my newborn is 6 days old. At the time publishing my son is now 6 months old.
Having to wake up in the middle of the night you really have to focus on everything you do and you have to do it right. It all starts with the preparation: Placing diapers, wet wipes and fresh clothes on the dresser, taking him out of bed, undress, clean, change diaper and put him in fresh clothes if they smell funny or he puked on them. Every night the same pattern again and again.
Seems simple right?
I highly believe that all human behavior can be changed with some effort or sometimes with a little more effort but that depends on the circumstances. I don’t believe in those ‘but that’s just me/how I am’ excuse. Us humans act from two intrinsic emotions. Love and fear.
Fear helped me get over my fear.
So back to my son - because I’m drifting (“You’re doing it again…” my mind softly tells me).
I have to admit I’m scared.  Turns out babies are very flexible. And for a reason. When looking at the nurses that took care of him the first couple of days - they know how to hold him and take care of him. Knowing this also took part of my fear away. The other part came in the form of a realization I had. A realization that made me not want to multitask anymore.
Patterns and rules are my only freeing prison.
Say what? Yes.
The ritual I formed almost instantly because of this fear helps me in such a way that it makes me feel relaxed enough to not be bothered by that fear. When putting up ‘safety nets’ I release myself from these fears.
New parent realization: When I’m relaxed, my son is relaxed. He feels instantly when I’m is stressed. When changing him I cannot be doing something else, I have to focus only on him. And have only time for him. Focus on him. I cannot be on the phone with someone and try to change a diaper while putting lotion on his skin. Phone calls are not important, and if they are people can call back, leave a message or a text. Or not. “Mind - here’s to you - Focus on one thing, all you other things - form a line. I’ll deal with you later”.
Looking back at the past six days - the pattern I described formed so quickly in my brain mostly due to the fear I had against it. This is now fully embedded in my system for years to come.
Subsequently this fear is now gone.
Oké I lied a bit. Almost gone.


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I got some feedback on the book this week that was… how should I say… “harsh but fair.” It’s got me rethinking a lot of things – content, style, organization. I think there’s a gulf between the book that some people expect me to write and the one that I’ve written. Not sure how I’m going to address that (or if I have to).
I’m still listening to The Age of Surveillance Capitalism on audiobook. I have Astra Taylor’s new one, Democracy May Not Exist, But We’ll Miss It When It’s Gone, sitting on my desk, but I’ve only read the first few sentences. I struggle to process more than one non-fiction book at a time. I went to the bookstore yesterday to buy some new fiction, but came out empty-handed.
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elasticsearch is:
elasticsearch is:
elasticsearch is:
elasticsearch is:
elasticsearch is:
elasticsearch is:
elasticsearch is:
ES works through a RESTish JSON API.
POST
for creating data. E.g. saving documents.
GET
for retrieving data. E.g. searching for and
loading documents.
POST
for updating data. E.g. changing existing documents.
DELETE
for deleting data. E.g. deleting documents.
Demo: shoe store
Sells a bunch of shoes — results pages
types of queries
match_all
matches everything
types of queries
match
Finds matches in a given field. Goto for full text search
types of queries
match_phrase
Finds matches in a given field that are near each other
types of queries
multi_match
Like match
but for multiple fields.
types of queries
common_terms
A match query that doesn't discount common words. E.g. "not" is a stop word, but "not happy" and "happy" have different meanings.
types of queries
query_string
Query using lucene query string syntax.
e.g. "query" : "this AND that OR thus"
types of queries
simple_query_string
A simpler, more robust version of the query_string
syntax suitable for exposing directly to users.
types of queries
term
An exact match query
types of queries
terms
Return documents that match any of the given terms in the specified field
types of queries
range
Return documents where the specified field is in the specified range.
types of queries
exists
Find documents where the field specified contains any non-null value.
types of queries
missing
Find documents where the field specified contains a
null value or is not set. Opposite of exists
.
types of queries
regexp
Find documents where a given field matches the regex in the query.
types of queries
fuzzy
Find documents where a given field is similar to the query. Uses Levenshtein
types of queries
type
Find documents of the given type.
types of queries
ids
Find documents with the given ids.
Operate on the results of other queries.
E.g. bool
query can say match either this query or
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For querying geo data.
Supports geo_shape
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,
geo_distance
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,
geo_polygon
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.
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Works with the results of other aggregations. E.g. go from position to get velocity, or vice versa.
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| Package | net.yahoo.fireeagle |
| Class | public class FireEagleAuth |
| Inheritance | FireEagleAuth FireEagleMethod flash.events.EventDispatcher |
newRequestToken
)
getMobileAuthorizationUrl
, authorizationUrl
)
convertToAccessToken
)
var fea:FireEagleAuth = new FireEagleAuth(consumerKey, consumerSecret); // Note, no error handling shown fea.addEventListener(FireEagleEvent.REQUEST_TOKEN_SUCCESS, handleNewRequestTokenSuccess); fea.newRequestToken(); function handleNewRequestTokenSuccess(e:FireEagleEvent):void { trace("Received new request token"); // prompt user for app authorization using fea.authorizationUrl } function onUserDoneAuthorizingApp():void { fea.addEventListener(FireEagleEvent.ACCESS_TOKEN_SUCCESS, handleConvertAccessTokenSuccess); fea.convertToAccessToken(); } function handleConvertAccessTokenSuccess(e:FireEagleEvent):void { // use new fea.accessKey and fea.accessSecret to update user's location var fe:FireEagleMethod = new FireEagleMethod(consumerKey, consumerSecret, fea.accessKey, fea.accessSecret); fa.update({postal:"94107"}); }
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| accessKey : String [read-only]
Gets the access key from the result of a call to
convertToAccessToken . | FireEagleAuth | ||
| accessSecret : String [read-only]
Gets the access secret from the result of a call to
convertToAccessToken . | FireEagleAuth | ||
| args : String
The set of http POST args for the method call.
| FireEagleMethod | ||
| authorizationUrl : String [read-only]
Gets a authorization url for the current request key.
| FireEagleAuth | ||
| connection : OAuthConnection
The OAuthConnection being used.
| FireEagleMethod | ||
| fireRequestAutomatically : Boolean
Whether or not to automatically fire API method requests when calling
FireEagleMethod class methods. | FireEagleMethod | ||
| format : String
The REST request result data format name.
| FireEagleMethod | ||
| formatClass : Class
The REST request result data format class.
| FireEagleMethod | ||
| parseResult : Boolean
Whether or not method result String is parsed (to an XML object or deserialized JSON AS Object depending on
format ). | FireEagleMethod | ||
| requestKey : String [read-only]
Gets the request key from the result of a call to
newRequestToken . | FireEagleAuth | ||
| requestSecret : String [read-only]
Gets the request secret from the result of a call to
newRequestToken . | FireEagleAuth | ||
| signatureMethod : IOAuthSignatureMethod
Set OAuth signature method implementation.
| FireEagleMethod | ||
| url : String
The url for the method call, including all url args and OAuth args.
| FireEagleMethod |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| _accessKey : String | FireEagleAuth | ||
| _accessSecret : String | FireEagleAuth | ||
| _connection : OAuthConnection
| FireEagleMethod | ||
| _fireRequestAutomatically : Boolean = true | FireEagleMethod | ||
| _formatClass : Class | FireEagleMethod | ||
| _parseResult : Boolean = true | FireEagleMethod | ||
| _requestKey : String | FireEagleAuth | ||
| _requestSecret : String | FireEagleAuth |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
FireEagleAuth(consumerKey:String, consumerSecret:String)
Class constructor.
| FireEagleAuth | ||
|
asyncRequest():void
Fire a previously setup Fire Eagle API method.
| FireEagleMethod | ||
|
Create a new
FireEagleMethod object with the same properties as this one.. | FireEagleMethod | ||
|
convertToAccessToken():void
Converts the currect request key + secret to an access key + secret.
| FireEagleAuth | ||
|
getMobileAuthorizationUrl(appId:String):String
Gets a mobile authorization url for the
appId app
| FireEagleAuth | ||
|
lookup(args:Object):void
Setup and potentially fire a Fire Eagle
lookup API method call to disambiguate potential
values for update query. | FireEagleMethod | ||
|
newRequestToken():void
Gets a new request token from the auth server.
| FireEagleAuth | ||
|
recent(args:Object):void
Setup and potentially fire a Fire Eagle
recent API method call to retreive recent user updates
for the app. | FireEagleMethod | ||
|
update(args:Object):void
Setup and potentially fire a Fire Eagle
update API method call to update the current
location of the user. | FireEagleMethod | ||
|
user():void
Setup and potentially fire a Fire Eagle
user API method call to retreive the current
location of the user. | FireEagleMethod | ||
|
within(args:Object):void
Setup and potentially fire a Fire Eagle
within API method call to retreive the app users within
given location bounds. | FireEagleMethod |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
accessTokenSuccess(e:FireEagleEvent):void
| FireEagleAuth | ||
|
getRequest(url:String, methodName:String, args:Object = null, success:Function = null, failure:Function = null, security:Function = null):void
| FireEagleMethod | ||
|
getResponseStatusOk(status:int):Boolean
| FireEagleMethod | ||
|
makeCallbackObject(methodName:String, success:Function = null, failure:Function = null, security:Function = null):Object
| FireEagleMethod | ||
|
postRequest(url:String, methodName:String, args:Object = null, success:Function = null, failure:Function = null, security:Function = null):void
| FireEagleMethod | ||
|
requestTokenSuccess(e:FireEagleEvent):void
| FireEagleAuth |
| Event | Summary | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Dispatched when a convertToAccessToken request fails. | FireEagleAuth | |||
Dispatched when a convertToAccessToken request succeeds. | FireEagleAuth | |||
Dispatched when a lookup request fails. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a lookup request succeeds. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a recent request fails. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a recent request succeeds. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a newRequestToken request fails. | FireEagleAuth | |||
Dispatched when a newRequestToken request succeeds. | FireEagleAuth | |||
| Dispatched when a request fails due to a security error. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a update request fails. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a update request succeeds. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a user request fails. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a user request succeeds. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a within request fails. | FireEagleMethod | |||
Dispatched when a within request succeeds. | FireEagleMethod |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| OAUTH_TOKEN_PARAM : String = "oauth_token" [static]
| FireEagleAuth | ||
| OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET_PARAM : String = "oauth_token_secret" [static]
| FireEagleAuth |
| _accessKey | property |
protected var _accessKey:String
| accessKey | property |
accessKey:String
[read-only]
Gets the access key from the result of a call to convertToAccessToken
.
public function get accessKey():String
| _accessSecret | property |
protected var _accessSecret:String
| accessSecret | property |
accessSecret:String
[read-only]
Gets the access secret from the result of a call to convertToAccessToken
.
public function get accessSecret():String
| authorizationUrl | property |
authorizationUrl:String
[read-only]
Gets a authorization url for the current request key. newRequestToken
must be called
and had a successful result event prior to calling.
public function get authorizationUrl():String
| _requestKey | property |
protected var _requestKey:String
| requestKey | property |
requestKey:String
[read-only]
Gets the request key from the result of a call to newRequestToken
.
public function get requestKey():String
| _requestSecret | property |
protected var _requestSecret:String
| requestSecret | property |
requestSecret:String
[read-only]
Gets the request secret from the result of a call to newRequestToken
.
public function get requestSecret():String
| FireEagleAuth | () | constructor |
public function FireEagleAuth(consumerKey:String, consumerSecret:String)
Class constructor. Creates a new FireEagleAuth object for the provided credentials.
ParametersconsumerKey:String — The OAuth consumer key string to use for this connection.
|
|
consumerSecret:String — The OAuth consumer secret string to use for this connection.
|
| accessTokenSuccess | () | method |
| convertToAccessToken | () | method |
public function convertToAccessToken():void
Converts the currect request key + secret to an access key + secret. The user must have authorized the
application using one of the authorization urls. Success or failure returns asynchronously
via FireEagleEvent
.
| getMobileAuthorizationUrl | () | method |
public function getMobileAuthorizationUrl(appId:String):String
Gets a mobile authorization url for the appId
app
appId:String — The application id of the application you wish the user to authorize
|
String — The url for the user to hit to authorize the app usage
|
| newRequestToken | () | method |
public function newRequestToken():void
Gets a new request token from the auth server. Success or failure returns asynchronously
via FireEagleEvent
.
| requestTokenSuccess | () | method |
| accessTokenFailure | event |
| accessTokenSuccess | event |
| requestTokenFailure | event |
| requestTokenSuccess | event |
| OAUTH_TOKEN_PARAM | constant |
protected static const OAUTH_TOKEN_PARAM:String = "oauth_token"
| OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET_PARAM | constant |
protected static const OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET_PARAM:String = "oauth_token_secret"


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BEING AN ENTREPRENEUR
The Reason
How do i start this; being a young boy in Ghana and growing up i never really had ambitions of starting a business. The turn around came when i started following a renowned motivator( Pst Chris) and teacher who challenge my belief, perceptions and the way i perceived myself and the world as a whole.
Years down the line; i become me.
My Motivations:
I found out that anyone can change his/her own world and eventually the world at large if they decide to.
"The Greatest Gift
is the power to make a difference
Before i went to the university i worked for two companies. in these companies i learned most of what i know today. Whiles at the University i decided to start a company to build website for companies and make a bit of cash to support myself.
That how i started PED Solutions LTD
PED Solutions LTD was my First Company, the experience with PED has made who i am today and given me the values i used to approach business problems.
During my time in PED i discovered the importance of creating value for clients and developing strong relationships with them that goes beyond the boundaries of the office setting, of course i had no office so i literally had to go beyond the office setup :) ...
My PED Experience has thought me about some important things when it comes to solving problems.
- Solution must affect revenue directly or indirectly.
- Solution must increase productivity and decrease waste and Cost.
- Solution must affect the public image( with respect to Client Customers, Competitions, Employees, Society, Good will etc) of the client positively.
- Solution must exceed client expectation.


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27: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
27: Dol [153], with ten workers, 50 hvy. xbowmen, six nazgul
27: Licia [i1l], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Ham [155],
27: with five angels, 50 hvy. xbowmen
27: Odin [y5z], Imperial Empire, with 55 hvy. xbowmen
27: Thorg [j8u], Imperial Empire, with one warmount
27: Jupiter [m8j], Imperial Empire, duke, the High Priest of the Church
27: of Halon [157], with ten angels, 52 hvy. xbowmen
27: Dryeth [q4e], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
27: with 12 nazgul
27: Firefly [f3f], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
27: Halon [157], with 50 hvy. xbowmen
27: Sunwalker [a8x], Imperial Empire, earl, Bishop of the Church of
27: Halon [157], with five angels, 40 nazgul
27: Thomas [o5y], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
27: with 52 hvy. xbowmen, five nazgul
27: Alexei Galantor [j7l], Imperial Empire, earl, priest of the Church
27: of Halon [157], with 53 nazgul
27: Sir Peter [u9p], Imperial Empire, with 57 peasants
27: George [p7f], Imperial Empire, earl, priest of the Church of
27: Dol [153], with 31 nazgul
27: Lucca [h0t], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Halon [157],
27: with 49 nazgul
27: Johny [w2d], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Halon [157]
27: Osmosis [o2n], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
27: Halon [157], with 43 nazgul
27: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
27: Halon [157], with five angels, 50 nazgul
27: Sir Andrew [v9a], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
27: Halon [157], with 47 nazgul
27: Sir Charles [j5r], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
27: Halon [157], with 45 nazgul
28: Captain Kraken [k3k], Imperial Empire, earl, priest of the Church of
28: Halon [157], with 50 nazgul, went east, accompanied by:
28: Phantom III [d6x], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
28: Dol [153], with 16 nazgul
28: Veejay [v8j], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Ham [155],
28: with five angels
28: Goon III [b9v], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Dol [153],
28: with five angels, 54 hvy. xbowmen, nine nazgul
28: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
28: Dol [153], with ten workers, 50 hvy. xbowmen, six nazgul
28: Licia [i1l], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Ham [155],
28: with five angels, 50 hvy. xbowmen
28: Odin [y5z], Imperial Empire, with 55 hvy. xbowmen
28: Thorg [j8u], Imperial Empire, with one warmount
28: Jupiter [m8j], Imperial Empire, duke, the High Priest of the Church
28: of Halon [157], with ten angels, 52 hvy. xbowmen
28: Dryeth [q4e], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
28: with 12 nazgul
28: Firefly [f3f], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
28: Halon [157], with 50 hvy. xbowmen
28: Sunwalker [a8x], Imperial Empire, earl, Bishop of the Church of
28: Halon [157], with five angels, 40 nazgul
28: Thomas [o5y], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
28: with 52 hvy. xbowmen, five nazgul
28: Alexei Galantor [j7l], Imperial Empire, earl, priest of the Church
28: of Halon [157], with 53 nazgul
28: Sir Peter [u9p], Imperial Empire, with 57 peasants
28: George [p7f], Imperial Empire, earl, priest of the Church of
28: Dol [153], with 31 nazgul
28: Lucca [h0t], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Halon [157],
28: with 49 nazgul
28: Johny [w2d], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Halon [157]
28: Osmosis [o2n], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
28: Halon [157], with 43 nazgul
28: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
28: Halon [157], with five angels, 50 nazgul
28: Sir Andrew [v9a], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
28: Halon [157], with 47 nazgul
28: Sir Charles [j5r], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
28: Halon [157], with 45 nazgul
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [an06], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ao07], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ap06], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ao05], 6 days


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java.lang.Object com.plink.dolphinnet.Editor
public class Editor
DolphinNet
Benjamin E. Coe (2006)
The Editor class serves as a server for distributing parallel tasks to the connected Reporters (Clients).
To add assignments to the Editor you must extend on the IParty class which receives results and
on the Assignment class which represents concrete calculations.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Editor()
|
|
Editor(int maxAssignments,
int socketTimeOut,
int receiveSocket,
int sendSocket)
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addAssignment(Assignment A)
Add a new Assignment to the assignments list. |
void |
addAssignment(int ClientID,
Assignment A)
Send an assignment to a specific client. |
void |
addClient(int id)
Registers a client with the distributed server. |
java.lang.Object |
getAssignment(int id)
Fetch an Assignment for a Reporter (client). |
ClientBinaryList |
getClients()
Get the list of current clients. |
int |
getID()
Get the current id that should be used for the client. |
void |
killAll()
Kill all the Assignments that are currently running. |
void |
removeClient(int id)
Remove a client from the server. |
void |
returnAssignment(Assignment A)
Return an assignment to the current IParty. |
void |
run()
|
void |
setClientJobSize(int clientJobSize)
|
void |
setIParty(IParty IP)
Add the current IParty that is to receive results from the Editor. |
void |
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How to play
Fireworks is a collaborative, turn-based card game that you play with 1-4 other players on the internet. In Fireworks everyone can see the cards in your hand except for you, and you have to rely on hints from others plays to understand which cards are which.
Objective
The goal of the game is build stacks of cards of the same color, with ascending cards: the blue 1 must be played before the blue 2, which must be played before the blue 3, etc. When the game is over, your score is the number of cards successfully played. A perfect score of 25 is possible, but challenging. Try to get as high a score as possible, and after you master the basics, check out the Advanced Game Modes if you're to up the challenge!
Game board
In the deck, there are five colors of cards (blue, red, white, green, and yellow). In each color, there are three 1’s, two 2’s, two 3’s, two 4’s, and one 5. During the game you will be building only one pile of each color.
Turns
Each player starts with a hand of 5 cards (in a 2- or 3-player game) or 4 cards (in a 4- or 5-player game), turned to face away from them. A player is randomly chosen to go first, and then play continues clockwise after each turn.
On their turn, a player can do one of three actions: hint, play, or discard.
1. Give a hint to another player
A player can choose to tell another player some information about their cards. To do this, the player chooses the other player, taps one of their cards, and chooses whether to tell the player about that card’s color or number.
The catch is that when you tell a player about a card’s number or color, you have to tell that player about all of their cards of their color or number. For example, if a player is holding three green cards, you can’t point out an individual green card - you must tell them that all three of those cards are green.
When you use a hint, you lose a hint credit . You start the game with 8 hint credits, and gain one back every time a player discards a card. You can’t ever have more than 8 hint credits, though you can still discard cards at that point. If there are 0 hint credits remaining, you cannot give a hint to another player.
When you receive a hint about your cards, it may tell you more information than just the actual information conveyed in the hint. The time when a player chooses to give you a hint, the particular hint they chose to give, and any hints they chose not to give can all hold hidden meaning…
2. Play a card
A player can tap a card from their hand and choose to play it onto the table. That card is valid to play if its number is 1 more than the last card played of that color. For example, if the last blue card played was a blue 2, then the only blue card that can be played is the blue 3. 1’s can only be played before any other card of that color has been played.
The player doesn’t need to know the color of a card to play it. For example, a player may choose to play a 2 without knowing which color it is and which pile it will end up on. As long as the last card played of that color was a 1, it’s a valid play.
If a player attempts to play a card that is not valid to play, one of the three bombs explodes! If all three bombs explode, the game is over.
3. Discard a card
A player can tap a card from their hand and choose to discard it. This generates a hint credit that can be used to hint other players about their cards.
If a player plays or discards a card during their turn, they end their turn by picking up another card from the deck.
Game end
Play continues until one of three things happens:
- All three bombs have exploded
- There are no playable cards remaining
- The last card is drawn from the deck
In the first two cases, the game is over immediately. In the third case, each player is allowed to take one more turn after the final card has been drawn. The last turn will be taken by the player who had taken the final card in their previous turn.
Your final score is the number of cards successfully played. A perfect game is 25!
Advanced Game Modes
Already a master of the game and up for more of a challenge? There are a few ways to make the standard game more difficult, so try out different game modes to challenge yourself and your friends. In each of the game modes listed below, a perfect score is now 30 instead of 25!
1. Rainbows
Add a 6th full suit of rainbow cards to the deck. Rainbow cards behave exactly the same as other cards.
2. Limited rainbows
The rules are the same as Rainbow mode, but there's only one of each number of rainbow card in the deck. Be careful not to discard any of your rainbow cards!
3. Wildcards
In this variation, you cannot identify rainbow cards directly. Instead, rainbow cards act as wildcards with respect to color. When you give a hint about any color to a teammate holding a rainbow card, their rainbow card will also be identified as that color. You'll have to later hint them a different color so they can be sure about the color of their rainbow card.
You now have to be even more careful when you've been given color hints, because you may be surprised by the actual color of your card when you play!
4. Limited wildcards
Similar to the Limited rainbows mode, there are only 5 rainbow cards in the deck, one for each number. Each rainbow card is treated as a wildcard, making this the most difficult variant of the game.
Fireworks is an open-source implementation of Hanabi, a card game by Antoine Bauza released in 2010.
Source code for both the game client and server can be found on GitHub. Bugs and feature requests should be filed against the client unless you're sure it's more appropriate for the server.
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H.B. Woodrose
OK, so this is how it is:
I have been a major chemical brother for many years now. I have experienced all the up's and (come)downs, the 'highs' and the lows possible from MDMA, Coke, Ketamin, and so on.
And, to be honest with you, I am getting bored.
For the past few months I have stripped my desire to get high down to its barest essentials - not just 'how', but WHY am I getting high? What exactly am I searching for by creating these experiences? And what am I running away from?
With all this in mind, the stage was set for my first foray into the magical world of Hawiian Baby Woodrose.
So, yesterday morning, after hours of internet 'research', I decided to go out and purchase some top quality HBWS from my local head shop. With an air of breathless expectancy I waited until the house was empty; five of the seeds soaking in hot tap water. This was after I had scraped all of the 'fuzz' off the outside of the seeds, and thoroughly rinsed them.
After two hours I removed the seeds from the glass they were standing in, took a deep breath (metaphorically and physically!) and placed the first of the seeds in my mouth. I chewed my way through all five, waiting hesitantly for the bitter, acrid taste I had read so much about. And....
Nothing. I have to admit I was pretty annoyed - nobody wants a bad taste in their mouth, but I didn't expect them to taste just like paper, or soil. Great - I thought - I've been sold dud seeds.
Nothing like a high dose of disappointment to leave a bad taste in your mouth - or not as the case may be.  Well, actually rather a large pain. In fact (looking at my watch) 20 minutes in and I'm already gonna have to hurl. Dammit !!
And I did. The small bowl of rice and vegetables I had permitted myself for lunch 7 hours earlier had obviously not been yet digested. Nor would it ever be, now, except maybe by some fish in the Pacific Ocean. I flushed the chain and instantly felt better.
Tons better. Tons and tons better. Eons better. In fact (check watch) only 30 minutes in I feel like I'm 'coming up' on a couple of E's.
Five minutes later I'm awash with empathy, ecstasy and all that other good stuff. I feel as though the war is over. However bad it gets, it can get better. There is no greater gift than life, and I am blessed with it (against all odds and overdoses!!)
Pretty soon the confusion kicks in, buts it's not confusion in a messy whats-my-name-where-am-I sense. Just a warm, fuzzy, blur around the edges. A floating-down-the-river-and-loving-it kind of confusion. Yeah - I thought - I'm THERE!! But I was not 'there', not yet, not by a long way!!
One hour into the proceedings I decide to write. My script starts off regular, and after a few paragraphs becomes a giant, flowing scrawl. The very act of moving the pen over the paper feels like a miracle. I am HERE - I can do this. All is sacred.
For the first time in my life I can know experientially the things that I have always known only conceptually and intellectually. We are one - really really - as a rock is connected to the earth and thus to everything else indirectly, so am I connected to All. And on top of that, I AM All. All is Me.  I am beautiful. Full of beauty.
At this point I lower the tone slightly by getting a major attack of the munchies. I write a note to my housemate explaining that I am borrowing some cheese from the fridge for a sandwich. As I enter the kitchen another friend arrives home, with cheese and tomato pizza, and offers me half. I am ecstatic at this and run around shouting 'Ask and ye shall receive!! Thank you, Universe!!' Moreover, I was amazed to discover that, unlike with chemical stimulants, I could eat just fine. This was really turning out to be MY sort of high!!
It was at about this time (two hours in) that I began to trip. About three years ago I had done acid a few times, and mushrooms a lot, so this feeling was nothing new. Wallpaper patterns began to swirl, the carpet took on the appearance of a 'magic eye' picture, and everything became an experiment for new tactile experiences.
I can't really remember very much about this 'exploratory' stage except that it was FUN!! Nowhere near as visual as acid, but much more enjoyable due to the lack of unwanted side effects.
An hour later the other guys I live with came home and stuck on a video. I chatted with them for an hour, watched the video (some comedy, I don't remember what) and went to bed.
I fell asleep immediately, slept a good few hours, and woke up feeling refreshed and energised.
I no longer feel the need to take chemicals (for how long, who knows?!) and I feel that I respect myself and this Mother Earth of ours about a billion times more than before.
Thank you HBWS, and thank you God for providing me with this experience.
Here's to many more!!
Namaste,
The Rhubarb Kid.
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Learning Agents of Bounded Rationality
Rewards Based on Fair Equilibria
Timotheus Kampik and Helge Spieker
1: Umeå University; 2: Simula Research Laboratory
## Agenda
* Motivation
* Game Theory 1 x 1
* Maximal Normative & Fair Equilibria
* BDI-Agent Grid World
* Reward Design
* Demo
* Future Work
## Motivation
* Reward design for RL a known challenge
* Fair learning as trend in ML research
* "Fair" equilibria emerge in economic game theory as models of *bounded rationality*
→ Why not use "fair" equilibria for reward determination in RL?
Game Theory 1 X 1
| Player 1 |
Stone |
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| Player 2 |
Stone |
Paper |
Scissors |
Game Theory 1 X 1
| Player 1 |
Stone |
Paper |
Scissors |
Joker |
| Player 2 |
Stone |
Paper |
Scissors |
Joker |
Maximal Normative Equilibrium
*Sharing goods* economy
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**Pareto-optimal** among
the **envy-free** solutions
Richter and Rubinstein. Normative Equilibrium: The Permissible and the Forbidden as Devices for Bringing Order to Economic Environments.
Maximal Normative Equilibrium
| Player 1 |
House: 1. |
Boat: 2. |
Car: 3. |
| Player 2 |
House: 1. |
Boat: 3. |
Car: 2. |
## Fair Equilibrium
Generalize **envy-free**: beyond *sharing goods*, two-agent scenario
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A profile is **envy-free**, iff:
a. Preference index of both agents is equal ``OR``
b. Index of *worse-off* agent cannot be improved by moving index of *better-off* agent to any value lower or equal to index of *worse-off* agent
## BDI-Agent Grid World
Based on/extends *JS-son*
![](./sais/arena.png)
Kampik and Nieves. JS-son-A Minimal JavaScript BDI Agent Library.
Fair Equilibrium
| Player 1 |
(up, up): 1. |
(up, down): 2. |
(down, up): 3. |
(down, down): 4. |
| Player 2 |
(up, up): 4. |
(up, down): 2. |
(down, up): 1. |
(down, down): 3. |
## Reward Design
* All (both) agents are rewarded for *fairness*
* Rewards are based on:
* How far are the *actual* actions from the closest FE?
* Smaller distance leads to higher reward
## Future Work
* Further refine the reward design approach
* Compare to agents that follow other reward design approaches
* Evaluate in societies with different agent types
Questions?
*Timotheus Kampik is supported by the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation.
Helge Spieker is supported by the Research Council of Norway (RCN) through the Certus center, under the SFI program.*


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rtc-signaller
The rtc-signaller
module provides a transportless signalling
mechanism for WebRTC.
Purpose
The signaller provides set of client-side tools that assist with the setting up an PeerConnection
and helping them communicate. All that is required for the signaller to operate is a suitable messenger. A messenger is simply a function that is able to create a pull-stream Source
and/or Sink
. From version 5.0.0
the rtc-signaller
package will use pull-streams to ensure robust delivery of messages.
By using this approach, we can conduct signalling over any number of mechanisms:
- local, in memory message passing
- via WebSockets and higher level abstractions (such as primus)
In the event that you want to implement a signaller without using pull-streams, then you can work from a base signaller using the rtc-signal/signaller
implementation.
Getting Started
While the signaller is capable of communicating by a number of different messengers (i.e. anything that can send and receive messages over a wire) it comes with support for understanding how to connect to an rtc-switchboard out of the box.
The following code sample demonstrates how:
// create a new signaller, connecting to the target switchboard
var messenger = require('rtc-switchboard-messenger');
var signaller = require('rtc-signaller')(messenger('//switchboard.rtc.io/'));
// when a new peer is announced, log it
signaller.on('peer:announce', function(data) {
console.log('new peer found in room: ', data);
});
// for our sanity, pop a message once we are connected
signaller.once('connected', function() {
console.log('we have successfully connected');
});
// send through an announce message
// this will occur once the websocket has been opened and active
signaller.announce({ room: 'signaller-getting-started' });
Signaller Events
There are a number of events that are generating throughout the lifecycle of a signaller.
Events regarding local state
The following events are generated by the signaller in response to updates n it's own state:
connected
A connection has been established via the underlying messenger to a signalling server (or equivalent).
disconnected
The connection has been lost (possibly temporarily) with the signalling server (or transport). It is possible that the connection will be re-established so this does not necessarily mean the end.
local:announce
This event is trigged when an
/announce
message is sent via the messenging channel. The event includes a singledata
argument which contains the object data that has been sent.
Events regarding peer state
The following events relate to information that has been relayed to this signaller about other peers:
peer:filter
The
peer:filter
event is triggered prior to thepeer:announce
orpeer:update
events being fired and provides an application the opportunity to reject a peer. The handler for this event is passed the id of the peer that has connected to the room and a JSdata
object for the announce data. This data only differs from thepeer:announce
(orpeer:update
) data in that anallow
attribute is included and controls whether we will acknowledge the presence of this new peer.Due to the way event emitters behave in node, the last handler invoked is the authority on whether the peer is accepted or not (so make sure to check the previous state of the allow flag):
// only accept connections from Bob signaller.on('peer:filter', function(id, data) { data.allow = data.allow && (data.name === 'Bob'); });
peer:connected
If a peer has passed the
peer:filter
test (either no filtering has been applied, or the allow flag is set to true in the filter events) then apeer:connected
event will be emitted:signaller.on('peer:connected', function(id) { console.log('peer ' + id + ' has connected'); });
This event can be useful if you wish to know when a peer has connected to the signalling server, and don't care whether it is a new peer (generating a
peer:announce
event) or known peer (generating apeer:update
event).peer:announce
While the
peer:connected
event is triggered each time a peer reconnects and announces to the signalling server, apeer:announce
event is only emitted by your local signaller if this is considered a new connection from a peer.If you are writing a WebRTC application, then this event is the best place to start creating
RTCPeerConnection
objects between the local machine and your remote, announced counterpart. You will then be able to couple those connections together using the signaller.signaller.on('peer:announce', function(data) { console.log('discovered new peer: ' + data.id, data); // TODO: create a peer connection with our new friend :) });
peer:update
An existing peer in the system has been "re-announced" possibly with some data changes:
signaller.on('peer:update', function(data) { console.log('data update from peer: ' + data.id, data); });
Signal Flow Diagrams
Displayed below are some diagrams how the signalling flow between peers behaves. In each of the diagrams we illustrate three peers (A, B and C) participating discovery and coordinating RTCPeerConnection handshakes.
In each case, only the interaction between the clients is represented not how a signalling server (such as rtc-switchboard) would pass on broadcast messages, etc. This is done for two reasons:
- It is out of scope of this documentation.
- The
rtc-signaller
has been designed to work without having to rely on any intelligence in the server side signalling component. In the instance that a signaller broadcasts all messages to all connected peers thenrtc-signaller
should be smart enough to make sure everything works as expected.
Peer Discovery / Announcement
This diagram illustrates the process of how peer A
announces itself to peers B
and C
, and in turn they announce themselves.
Editing / Updating the Diagrams
Each of the diagrams has been generated using mscgen and the source for these documents can be found in the docs/
folder of this repository.
Reference
The rtc-signaller
module is designed to be used primarily in a functional
way and when called it creates a new signaller that will enable
you to communicate with other peers via your messaging network.
// create a signaller from something that knows how to send messages
var signaller = require('rtc-signaller')(messenger);
As demonstrated in the getting started guide, you can also pass through
a string value instead of a messenger instance if you simply want to
connect to an existing rtc-switchboard
instance.
signaller.connect()
Manually connect the signaller using the supplied messenger.
NOTE: This should never have to be called if the default setting
for autoconnect
is used.
announce(data?)
The announce
function of the signaller will pass an /announce
message
through the messenger network. When no additional data is supplied to
this function then only the id of the signaller is sent to all active
members of the messenging network.
Joining Rooms
To join a room using an announce call you simply provide the name of the room you wish to join as part of the data block that you annouce, for example:
signaller.announce({ room: 'testroom' });
Signalling servers (such as rtc-switchboard) will then place your peer connection into a room with other peers that have also announced in this room.
Once you have joined a room, the server will only deliver messages that
you send
to other peers within that room.
Providing Additional Announce Data
There may be instances where you wish to send additional data as part of your announce message in your application. For instance, maybe you want to send an alias or nick as part of your announce message rather than just use the signaller's generated id.
If for instance you were writing a simple chat application you could join
the webrtc
room and tell everyone your name with the following announce
call:
signaller.announce({
room: 'webrtc',
nick: 'Damon'
});
Announcing Updates
The signaller is written to distinguish between initial peer announcements and peer data updates (see the docs on the announce handler below). As such it is ok to provide any data updates using the announce method also.
For instance, I could send a status update as an announce message to flag that I am going offline:
signaller.announce({ status: 'offline' });
leave()
Tell the signalling server we are leaving. Calling this function is
usually not required though as the signalling server should issue correct
/leave
messages when it detects a disconnect event.
License(s)
Apache 2.0
Copyright 2013 - 2014 National ICT Australia Limited (NICTA)
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.


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Since MySQL follows the relational model, a table only has a fixed set of columns. Sometimes some versatility is needed, and you get these "all in one" text columns which contain arbitrary key:value pairs. I don't mean to dwell on the question whether the relational model is in place here, or whether a NoSQL solution fits better. The fact is, I've seen it in many places.
As for how these arbitrary values are stored, some use their own made up delimiter syntax (like 'x=3;y=5;z=kaboom') and are left with their own parsers and their own parsing errors. Others use XML, and utilize the ExtractValue() function - but suffer from lengthy columns due to XML's inherent verbosity. Yet others use JSON, which is a well defined notatation, quite compact, very popular -- but lacks any support on MySQL.
Enter extract_json_value(): it works much like ExtractValue(), only it works on valid JSON objects. This means you can do something like this:
SELECT
id, name
FROM
my_customer_data
WHERE
customer_id = 17
AND extract_json_value(additional_options_column, '//priority_continent') = 'Europe'
In the above, additional_options_column is a text column denoting a valid JSON object. We extract the value of "priority_continent" via XPath expression.


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#include <ColorSpaces.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| phosphorMatrix () | |
| Default constructor initiates PM and PM^1 matrices with idenity matricies. More... | |
| phosphorMatrix (MPS::colorPrimaries &primaries) | |
| phosphorMatrix (MPS::colorPrimaries &primarySet1, MPS::colorPrimaries &primarySet2) | |
| PM Constructor for double primary input. More... | |
| Eigen::Matrix3f | generatePMs (MPS::colorPrimaries &primaries, float actualLum=100.0, float aimLum=100.0, bool setMembers=true) |
| Generates the PM and Inverse PM from the set of primaries. More... | |
| Eigen::Matrix3f | getPM () |
| Returns the phosphore matrix stored in the private member as an Eigen::Matrix3f. More... | |
| Eigen::Matrix3f | getInvPM () |
| Returns the inverse phosphore matrix stored in the private member as an Eigen::Matrix3f. More... | |
| MPS::phosphorMatrix::phosphorMatrix | ( | ) |
Default constructor initiates PM and PM^1 matrices with idenity matricies.
| MPS::phosphorMatrix::phosphorMatrix | ( | MPS::colorPrimaries & | primaries | ) |
Used for going from a primary set to XYZ and vice-versa.
[In] colorPrimaries object containing specified primaries. Passed by Reference.
| MPS::phosphorMatrix::phosphorMatrix | ( | MPS::colorPrimaries & | primarySet1, |
| MPS::colorPrimaries & | primarySet2 | ||
| ) |
PM Constructor for double primary input.
Used for translating from one primary set to a second primary set and vice-versa
[In] colorPrimaries set 1
[In] colorPrimaries set 2
| Eigen::Matrix3f MPS::phosphorMatrix::generatePMs | ( | MPS::colorPrimaries & | primaries, |
| float | actualLum = 100.0 , |
||
| float | aimLum = 100.0 , |
||
| bool | setMembers = true |
||
| ) |
Generates the PM and Inverse PM from the set of primaries.
Calculates the forward and inverse PMs of the given primary sets
[In] colorPrimaries the primaries the phosphore matrix should be calcualted for. Passed by reference
[In] The acutal luminance the PM should be calculated for. Default = 100 nits
[In] The aim luminance the PM should be calculated for. Default = 100 nits
[In] Set the private PM members of the object. Default = True.
[Return] Forward PM as an Eigen::Matrix3f.
| Eigen::Matrix3f MPS::phosphorMatrix::getInvPM | ( | ) |
Returns the inverse phosphore matrix stored in the private member as an Eigen::Matrix3f.
| Eigen::Matrix3f MPS::phosphorMatrix::getPM | ( | ) |
Returns the phosphore matrix stored in the private member as an Eigen::Matrix3f.


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"""Logger class that writes to tensorboard."""
from typing import Dict
from tensorboardX import SummaryWriter
from ml_logger.logger.base import Logger as BaseLogger
from ml_logger.types import ConfigType, LogType, MetricType, NumType
from ml_logger.utils import flatten_dict, make_dir
[docs]class Logger(BaseLogger):
"""Logger class that writes to tensorboardX."""
def __init__(self, config: ConfigType):
"""Initialise the tensorboardX Logger.
Args:
config (ConfigType): config to initialise the tensorboardX
logger. The config can have any parameters that
tensorboardX.SummaryWriter() method accepts
(https://tensorboardx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tensorboard.html#tensorboardX.SummaryWriter).
Note that the config is passed as keyword arguments to the
tensorboardX.SummaryWriter() method. This provides a lot
of flexibility to the users to configure tensorboard. This also
means that config should not have any parameters that
tensorboardX.SummaryWriter() would not accept.
"""
super().__init__(config=config)
key = "logdir"
if key in config and config[key] is not None:
make_dir(config[key])
self.summary_writer = SummaryWriter(**config)
self.keys_to_skip = ["logbook_id", "logbook_type", "logbook_timestamp"]
[docs] def write(self, log: LogType) -> None:
"""Write the log to tensorboard.
Args:
log (LogType): Log to write
"""
logbook_type = log["logbook_type"]
if logbook_type == "metric":
log = self._prepare_metric_log_to_write(log=log)
self.write_metric(metric=log)
else:
if logbook_type == "config":
self.write_config(config=log)
# Only metric logs and message logs are supported right now
[docs] def write_metric(self, metric: MetricType) -> None:
"""Write metric to tensorboard.
Args:
metric (MetricType): Metric to write
"""
global_step = None
if "global_step" in metric:
global_step = metric.pop("global_step")
walltime = None
if "walltime" in metric:
walltime = metric.pop("walltime")
main_tag = ""
if "tag" in metric:
main_tag = str(metric.pop("tag")) + "/"
elif "main_tag" in metric:
main_tag = str(metric.pop("main_tag")) + "/"
if self.key_prefix:
prefix = {metric.pop(self.key_prefix)}
metric = {f"{prefix}_{key}": value for key, value in metric.items()}
for key, value in metric.items():
self.summary_writer.add_scalar(
tag=f"{main_tag}{key}",
scalar_value=value,
global_step=global_step,
walltime=walltime,
)
[docs] def write_config(self, config: ConfigType) -> None:
"""Write the config to tensorboard.
Args:
config (ConfigType): Config to write
"""
name = None
if "name" in config:
name = config.pop("name")
metric_dict: Dict[str, NumType] = {}
if "metric_dict" in config:
metric_dict = config.pop("metric_dict")
metric_dict = self._prepare_metric_log_to_write(log=metric_dict)
global_step = None
if "global_step" in config:
global_step = config.pop("global_step")
config = self._prepare_log_to_write(log=config)
for key in config:
if config[key] is None:
config[key] = "None"
self.summary_writer.add_hparams(
hparam_dict=flatten_dict(config),
metric_dict=metric_dict,
name=name,
global_step=global_step,
)


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Classes | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::Gpio |
| class | xpcc::attiny::GpioOpenDrain< Pin > |
| Gpio OpenDrain template, which remaps the behavior of the Gpio pin to simulate an open-drain output (with internal pullups if needed). More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioOutputB0 |
| Output class for Pin B0. More... | |
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| IO class for Pin B1. More... | |
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| Output class for Pin B2. More... | |
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| IO class for Pin B2. More... | |
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| Output class for Pin B3. More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioInputB3 |
| Input class for Pin B3. More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioB3 |
| IO class for Pin B3. More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioOutputB4 |
| Output class for Pin B4. More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioInputB4 |
| Input class for Pin B4. More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioB4 |
| IO class for Pin B4. More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioOutputB5 |
| Output class for Pin B5. More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioInputB5 |
| Input class for Pin B5. More... | |
| struct | xpcc::attiny::GpioB5 |
| IO class for Pin B5. More... | |
| class | xpcc::attiny::GpioPort< StartPin, Width, PortOrder > |
| Creates a hardware port with StartPin as LSB and with Width. More... | |


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We also decided to work on a VR project, while some initial ideas are discussed, the decision has not been made yet. We will ask for suggestions from the staff, and finalize the project idea next week.
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- CS: Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, C#
- Non-CS: Education, Visual Designs, Guzheng
- Interests: Arknights, Reading novels
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- CS: Java, C/C++, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Non-CS: Soccer
- Interests: Movies, PUBG, League of Legends
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- CS: Java, Python, OpenGL(mesh)， C
- Non-CS: Linear algebra, Stats, Chemistry, Physics, Microbio, Shogi, Astronomy
- Interests: Board Game, Puzzle, Anime, Detective Story
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- CS: Java, C, Distributed System
- Non-CS: Barista
- Interests: Coffee, Game, Anime, YOASOBI
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We decided that we will move forward with a VR project. Here are some initial ideas.
- VR Sky Tour or Exploration
- VR Game: Form a Big Watermelon
- VR UW Campus Tour
- VR Driving Simulation
- VR RPG: Who's the Murderer
We did not get a chance to discuss these in details yet, but we will finalize it next week.


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We will here demonstrate the relatioship between a function expressed in spherical harmonics and its variance. To make things simple, we will consider only a single harmonic, and note that the results are easily extended to more complicated functions given that the spherical harmonics are orthogonal.
We start by initializing a new coefficient class to zero and setting a single coefficient to 1.
%matplotlib inline
from __future__ import print_function # only necessary if using Python 2.x
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
from pyshtools.shclasses import SHCoeffs, SHGrid, SHWindow
lmax = 100
coeffs = SHCoeffs.from_zeros(lmax)
coeffs.set_coeffs(values=[1], ls=[5], ms=[2])
Given that we will perform some numerical integrations with this function below, we expand it onto a grid appropriate for integration by Gauss-Legendre quadrature:
grid = coeffs.expand('GLQ')
fig, ax = grid.plot()
Next, we would like to calculate the variance of this single spherical harmonic. Since each spherical harmonic has a zero mean, the variance is equal to the integral of the function squared (i.e., its norm N
) divided by the surface area of the sphere (4 pi):
When the spherical harmonics are 4-pi normalized, N
is equal to 4 pi for all values of l
and m
. Thus, by definition, the variance of each harmonic is 1 for 4-pi nomalized harmonics.
We can verify the mathemiatical value of N
by doing the integration manually. For this, we will perform a Gauss-Legendre Quadrature, making use of the latitudinal weighting function that is stored in the SHGrid
class instance.
N = ((grid.data**2) * grid.weights[np.newaxis,:].T).sum() * (2. * np.pi / grid.nlon)
print('N = ', N)
print('Variance of Ylm = ', N / (4. * np.pi))
Alternatively, we could have done the integration with a 'DH' grid instead:
from pyshtools.utils import DHaj
grid_dh = coeffs.expand('DH')
weights = DHaj(grid_dh.nlat)
N = ((grid_dh.data**2) * weights[np.newaxis,:].T).sum() * 2. * np.sqrt(2.) * np.pi / grid_dh.nlon
print('N = ', N)
print('Variance of Ylm = ', N / (4. * np.pi))
We have seen in the previous section that a single 4-pi normalized spherical harmonic has unit variance. In spectral analysis, the word power is often used to mean the value of the function squared divided by the area it spans, and if the function has zero mean, power is equivalent to variance. Since the spherical harmonics are orthogonal functions on the sphere, there exists a simple relationship between the power of the function and its spherical harmonic coefficients:
$$\frac{1}{4 \pi} \int_{\Omega} f^2(\mathbf{\theta, \phi})~d\Omega = \sum_{lm} C_{lm}^2 \frac{N_{lm}}{4 \pi}$$This is Parseval's theorem for data on the sphere. For 4-pi normalized harmonics, the last fraction on the right hand side is unity, and the total variance (power) of the function is the sum of the coefficients squared. Knowning this, we can confirm the result of the previous section by showing that the total power of the l=5
, m=2
harmonic is unity:
power = coeffs.spectrum()
print('Total power is ', power.sum())
If the coefficients of all spherical harmonics are independent, the distribution will become Gaussian as predicted by the central limit theorem. If the individual coefficients were Gaussian in the first place, the distribution would naturally be Gaussian as well. We illustrate this below.
First, we create a random realization of normally distributed coefficients whose power spectrum follows a power law:
lmax = 200
a = 30
ls = np.arange(lmax+1, dtype=float)
power = 1. / (1. + (ls / a) ** 2) ** 1
coeffs = SHCoeffs.from_random(power)
power_random = coeffs.spectrum()
total_power = power_random.sum()
grid = coeffs.expand('GLQ')
fig, ax = grid.plot()
Next, we calculate a histogram of the data using the Gauss-Legendre quadrature points and weights:
weights = (grid.weights[np.newaxis,:].T).repeat(grid.nlon, axis=1) * (2. * np.pi / grid.nlon)
bins = np.linspace(-50, 50, 30)
center = 0.5 * (bins[:-1] + bins[1:])
dbin = center[1] - center[0]
hist, bins = np.histogram(grid.data, bins=bins, weights=weights, density=True)
Finally, we compute the expected distribution and plot the two:
normal_distribution = np.exp( - center ** 2 / (2 * total_power))
normal_distribution /= dbin * normal_distribution.sum()
fig, ax = plt.subplots(1, 1)
ax.plot(center, hist, '-x', c='blue', label='computed distribution')
ax.plot(center, normal_distribution, c='red', label='predicted distribution')
ax.legend(loc=3);


password decorators
Password validation decorator will allow user to enter only the input according to correct password validation format.
When to use
Suppose you want to create a login form, which contains fields like newPassword and oldPassword and you want the user to enter valid Password pattern. Here depending upon the requirement these scenarios may arise.
- Adding validation on oldPassword Field and adding Custom Message on it.
- Apply validation in newPassword validation there is validators on digit, alphabets, contains, lowerCase, upperCase, specialCharacter, minLength, maxLength.
- Apply dynamic validation, If the validation will be changed based on some criteria in the application.
Let’s see how password validator fulfil the need.
Basic password Validation
First we need to create LoginInfo model class define a property of password in the model to achieve the functional need of point 1.
Now, we need to create a FormGroup in the component. To achieve this we need to add RxFormBuilder. The RxFormBuilder is an injectable service that is provided with the RxReactiveFormsModule. Inject this dependency by adding it to the component constructor.
Here we have covered Add and Edit form operations.
The below code is login-info-data.json for getting data from the server
Next, we need to write html code.
PasswordConfig
message options are not mandatory to use in the @password() decorator but validation is mandatory. If needed then use the below options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| message | To override the global configuration message and show the custom message on particular control property. |
| validation | Validation is used for setting the parameters for password validation, In Password validation there is validations on digit, alphabets, contains, lowerCase, upperCase, specialCharacter, minLength, maxLength. |


Tory who said Brit Jews return from Israel as ‘brainwashed extremists’ suspended
Amjad Bashir, who had been the MP candidate for Leeds North East, made the anti-semitic remarks in a European parliament debate on Gaza while he was a UKIP MEP
by Tom Davidson, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/tom-davidson/The Tories have suspended an MP candidate who said that British Jews return from Israel trips as ‘brainwashed extremists’.
Amjad Bashir has apologised for the comments, made in a speech to the European parliament while he was a UKIP MEP in 2014.
He is a candidate for Leeds North East where there is a large Jewish community.
In a European parliament debate on Gaza in 2014, Mr Bashir said: “As far as brainwashing by the rabbis and the politicians are concerned – I can testify to that.
“Young men are going over from England where I come from – people of the Jewish faith who my grandchildren have grown up with as decent young men.
“But have come back as extremists – as people that are brainwashed. They will not listen to reason. There is something very peculiar and wrong going on in Israel.”
Mr Bashier apologised this week for the comments and said he intends to meet local Jewish groups and travel to Israel "to gain direct experience from the situation on the ground there".
A Conservative spokesman said: “Mr Bashir has been suspended from the party pending investigation and election support has been withdrawn."
A pro-Brexit restaurateur, Mr Bashir was elected as a UKIP MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber in 2014 before he defected to the Conservatives in 2015.
When his comments re-emerged, he said: "I want to make unambiguously clear that these are not views I hold now. I apologise unreservedly for the comments I made and the distress they have caused within the Jewish community and other groups,” he said.
“I am ready to meet with the Board of Deputies of British Jews at their earliest possible convenience so they can hear from me directly. I also intend to meet with local Jewish community groups in Leeds North East.
“I recognise I owe them an apology in person.”
Yesterday the Tories also suspended Ryan Houghton, the Conservative candidate for Aberdeen North, after it emerged he had suggested some elements of the Holocaust were "fabricated".
He also stated Muslims were having big families in big to create "Eurabia" and said he didn't see how homosexuality was good for the human race.
The SNP called for him to be expelled from the Tory party.
SNP candidate for Aberdeen North Kirsty Blackman said: "These comments are utterly horrifying and voters will be appalled that the Tories considered Mr Houghton a suitable candidate."
Mr Bashir was elected to the European Parliament for Ukip in 2014, but defected to the Conservatives the following year and served as an MEP until this year’s elections.


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Recently I worked on the project requiring me to scrap top 10 movies names from IMDB/boxoffice and the name of charachters in each movie.
I have used lxml package because it support xpath. In case you don’t know about Xpath, you can easily learn from here. You can use other packages too. Basic idea of this blog is to make approach as simple as possible.
The above code will return two list for box_office(5):
movie names:['Jurassic World', 'Inside Out', 'Terminator Genisys', 'Magic Mike XXL', 'Ted 2']
url of movies: ['http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369610/', 'http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2096673/', 'http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1340138/', 'http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2268016/', 'http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2637276/']
Scrap cast name from above url.
The above code will going to return list of names of cast in the movie.


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I also love the experimental nature of DBC and that I am one of the lucky ones that got in at this early and amazing stage of the DBC program!
Yes I am a absolutely nervous! I want to do well! All I can do is be myself, give the process my heart and the rest will fall in place.
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A checkbox is a form control that allows multiple selections from a group of choices.
The purpose of a checkbox is to collect form data; therefore a checkbox should always be used in conjunction with a form, label and submit button.
The checkbox is decoupled from its text label to allow more flexibility in terms of layout. How and where you provide this label is up to you, but do not forget it!
Use the checkbox base class to create a checkbox.
NOTE: Skin uses SVG to give a custom checkbox appearance. This SVG is hidden by default to prevent it from appearing alongside the browser default checkbox in a non-CSS state.
For a mixed checkbox, that is partially checked, or indeterminate, apply the aria-checked="mixed" state and use icon-checkbox-mixed-18.
NOTE: JavaScript is required to toggle the aria-checked state.
For a larger checkbox, use the checkbox--large modifier plus the #icon-checkbox-unchecked-24, #icon-checkbox-checked-24 and #icon-checkbox-unchecked-24 icons.
Use the disabled attribute to disable any checkbox input.
A group of checkboxes allows multi-select (unlike a group of radio buttons which enforces single-select).
A fieldset and legend are required in order to create the correct grouping semantics. Note that the Skin global module removes the default fieldset border and padding.
The following example uses the field module for simple layout of checkbox fields and labels.
TIP: For large checkboxes, wrap each label and control inside of a field__group element to maintain vertical alignment.
To stack checkboxes vertically instead of side-by-side, simply replace the span wrapper with a div wrapper.


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Colegio Diego Echeverría
Brazil, Bacabal - MA
Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Maranhão, Campus Bacabal
France, Toulon
Palais Neptune
United Kingdom, Stevenage
Russia, Saint Petersburg
United States, Athens, Georgia
Korea, 수원 (Suwon)
권선구청 (Gwonseon-gu Office)
United States, Chicago, Illinois
Odeum Expo Center
United States, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar
Architect Restaurant Tower
Brazil, Salvador, Bahia
India, Gandhinagar
Dhirubai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology (DA-IICT), Gandhinagar
Austria, Vienna
Panama, Ciudad de Panamá
Mosaico Restaurant
United States, Hayward, California
Dougherty Station Community Center
Romania, Bucharest
India, Hyderabad
Avenues Rubik's Cube Open 2017
India, Mumbai
Lecture Hall Complex, IIT Bombay
United States, St. Louis, Missouri
Renaissance St. Louis Airport Hotel
China, Guilin, Guangxi
Guangxi Normal University
Japan, Suginami, Tokyo
Philippines, Baguio, Benguet
Tunisia, Monastir
Hotel El Mouradi Skanes
El Salvador, San Salvador
Germany, Unterhaching
Hachinga Halle
United States, Raytown, Missouri
Connection Point Church
Norway, Kjeller
Latvia, Riga
Bolivia, Santa Cruz
Instalaciones Santa Cruz para todos
Canada, Whistler, British Columbia
Indonesia, Madiun
Timbul Jaya Plaza
China, Nanjing, Jiangsu
China, Zhongshan
Jucheng Primary School
Australia, Canberra
Colombia, Piedecuesta, Santander
Universidad Santo Tomas Campus Piedecuesta
Brazil, Uberlândia, MG
Philippines, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur
Brazil, Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul
United States, Richland, Washington
Belarus, Minsk
United States, Raleigh, North Carolina
Shri Ram Cubing Challenge 2017
India, New Delhi
Shri Ram College of Commerce
AZCubing Hamilton Late Fall 2017
United States, Chandler, Arizona
Hamilton High School
Spain, Villanueva de la Cañada, Madrid
Uruguay, Montevideo
Club Social Solis de Pando
China, Fuzhou, Fujian
Fuzhou University
United States, San Diego, California
United States, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York
Bard College
South Africa, Cape Town
Cape Town Science Center
Chile, Santa Cruz
United States, Reno, Nevada
University of Nevada, Reno
Sweden, Mora
Spain, Mijas, Málaga
Cortijo San Elías
United States, Alexandria, Virginia
United States, Weston, Massachusetts
The Meadowbrook School of Weston
Spain, Basauri (País Vasco)
Centro Cívico Basozelai
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
China, Nanchang, Jiangxi
Attached Middle School To Jiangxi Normal University
Slovenia, Ljubljana
Colombia, Bogotá
Universidad Pedagógica Nacional
United States, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Colorado Springs Shrine Club
Switzerland, La Tour-de-Peilz
Canada, Oakville, Ontario
Chak-chak cubing in Kazan 2017
Russia, Kazan
Raipur Cube Challenge 2.0 2017
India, Raipur
Club Paraiso
Philippines, Daet, Camarines Norte
Lacson Building
United States, Fargo, North Dakota
Ramada Hotel & Conference Center
Peru, Iquitos
Recreo Turístico Familiar Don Pepe
Bolivia, Oruro
Salón Luis Ramiro Beltran
Poland, Kraków
MDK Dom Harcerza
Finland, Kirkkonummi
China, Hangzhou, Zhejiang
Germany, Aschaffenburg
Private Wirtschaftsschule Krauss
China, Jinan, Shandong
Shandong Science and Technology Museum
Brazil, Juazeiro do Norte, CE
Mexico, Puebla
Salon Ejidal Cuautlancingo
Russia, Chelyabinsk
Mamin-Sibiryak's 22th library
Bahrain, A'ali
Belgium, Sint-Niklaas
United States, Berkeley, California
Saturday (the side events day) will be held in 155 Dwinelle. Sunday (the main day) will be held in the Pauley Ballroom.
United States, New York, New York
100 United Nations Plaza
Brazil, Poá - SP
Praça dos Eventos de Poá
United States, Austin, Texas
Concordia University Texas
Brazil, Uberlândia, MG
Philippines, Cagayan de Oro
Misamis Oriental General Comprehensive High School (MOGCHS)
Romania, Craiova
United States, Dallas, Texas
Australia, Melbourne
Philippines, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental
CityMall Goldenfields
Second Annual Rexburg Open 2017
United States, Rexburg, Idaho
China, Zhangzhou, Fujian
United States, Plano, Texas
Russia, Moscow
United Kingdom, Weston-super-Mare
Colombia, Cali, Valle del Cauca
Sede Comunal Ciudad 2000
Andorra, Andorra la Vella
Korea, 제주시 (Jeju City)
France, Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy
China, Jiaozuo, Henan
Wanda Plaza
Italy, Montecatini Terme
Spain, Alicante
United States, Clearwater, FL
PostcardMania
Japan, Osaka
Slovakia, Bratislava
China, Wuhan, Hubei
China, Shijiazhuang, Hebei
Shijiazhuang No.19 Middle School
Brazil, Natal, RN
UFRN
Hungary, Pécs
United States, Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Ireland, Dublin
University College Dublin
United States, Shaker Heights, Ohio
Guatemala, Quetzaltenango
Brazil, Brasília, DF
United Arab Emirates, Ras Al Khaimah
Ras Al Khaimah Academy
Germany, Berlin
Abenteuerzentrum Berlin
United States, Tacoma, Washington
Honduras, Comayagua
Philippines, Urdaneta City
Indonesia, Solo, Jawa Tengah
Solo Grand Mall
China, Dalian, Liaoning
Pioneering E Port
India, Jalandhar, Punjab
Cambridge International School
Norway, Vestby
Vestby Videregående Skole
Spain, Fuenlabrada, Madrid
New Zealand, Wellington
Wellington Girls' College
Multiple Countries (Asia), Multiple cities (see website)
Multiple venues; see website
Brazil, Curitiba
UFPR Campus Jardim Botânico
United States, Osage, Iowa
Estonia, Tartu
United States, Phoenix, Arizona
Hilton Phoenix Airport
Peru, Lima
Municipalidad San Martin de Porres
United States, Richwood, Ohio
North Union Elementary School
Russia, Saratov
United States, Las Vegas, Nevada
Japan, Tokyo
Netherlands, The Hague
Stichting Don Bosco Rijswijk
United States, Jersey City, New Jersey
Switzerland, Winterthur
Peru, Trujillo
Centro Comercial Boulevard - Trujillo
Italy, Bergamo
Scuola IMIBerg
Indonesia, Kediri
Max's House
Spain, Valencia
Carolina Clock 'Stravaganza 2017
United States, Matthews, North Carolina
Indonesia, Banyumas, Jawa Tengah
Pendopo Kecamatan Sumpiuh
Brazil, Poções, BA
Câmara Municipal de Poções
Italy, Catania
Liechtenstein, Vaduz
Spörryhalle Vaduz
United States, Portland, Oregon
Smith Memorial Student Union, Portland State University
United States, Sacramento, California
Johnson Hall at the Placer County Fairgrounds
Brazil, São Paulo - SP
Bolivia, Cochabamba
Auditorio Univalle
North Star Cubing Challenge 2018
United States, Plymouth, Minnesota
Hamel VFW
Romania, Oradea
Colegiul Naţional „Emanuil Gojdu”
United States, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Brazil, Poá - SP


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