How I created my logo
The idea behind my logo came to me after struggling with the
infinitely fragmented knowledge typically featured in schools and
universities. Centralization and connections within each person's
knowledge base has since become one of my most important missions, my
main compass
Not surprisingly, some people also do get it, and have come to the
same conclusion, albeit through very different paths. For example, Dr.
Alan Watkins
The marketplace seems to be the culprit, at least in many regards. The more specialized you are, the more sought after you will be; generic problems can be solved by most, after all. However, this can backfire when the complexity of the managed system starts to spread along different subjects. That might be one of the major causes of why there's usually a critical mass or size for many companies before they crumble under their own complexity weight, giving rise to usually newer, leaner, less complicated competitors. The cycle of corporate life repeats, and humans, who have a hard time learning from their ancestors' mistakes, will have an even harder time learning from their less relatable corporate ancestors' mistakes.
This capitalist problem creeps into universities and schools as well, but maybe in a different shape. The more isolated departments are from each other, the easier it is to justify their own existence and budgets, the easier it is to make it hard for others to get anything done within your topic.
It's easy to spot why people find it hard and cumbersome to keep
everything connected. By laying it out in a graph
That's because they grow quadratically — \(O(n^2)\) —, not linearly — \(O(n)\). In other words, the number of connections, specially the inner ones, as we shall see, grows with the square of the number of sides, which is jargon for "boy, do they grow fast". But how exactly do they grow, you might ask?
It turns out that connecting dots is analogous to making
combinations of pairs. That means order doesn't matter, so we
can use the somewhat basic
combinatorics formula
Notice from above that the number of internal connections also still grows quadratically, even though the perimeter grows linearly. This is yet another justification for taking a strong stance towards connecting knowledge: connecting knowledge grows more quickly than gathering/creating knowledge sequentially, although creating the nodes is still necessary, of course.
But why exactly did I choose a hexagon shape for my logo? Is it just because it looks symmetrical and kind of nice?
Nope. I chose it because it stands in the transition between where perimeter connections are more numerous and where inner connections start ruling the land. It's the first polygon where the number of internal connections are higher than their outer counterparts, as you can see from the table below:
| # of Sides on the Polygon | # of Total Connections | # of Internal Connections |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 3 | 0 |
| 4 | 6 | 2 |
| 5 | 10 | 5 |
| 6 | 15 | 9 |
| 7 | 21 | 14 |
| 8 | 28 | 20 |
| 9 | 36 | 27 |
| 10 | 45 | 35 |
| … | … | … |
The overall shape of the design is, then, settled, so what now?
Here are some extra decisions I had to take in order to get to the end result:
- I decided to take out the center part of the connected hexagon because the outer edges already represent the connections sufficiently, and it also seemed to be bloating up the logo, there was too much information within it. The inner part is also not a hexagon, but a square, for mostly the same reason: a square seems less complex than a hexagon.
- When coloring, I confess I ran out of ideas. But then I thought: running out of ideas should be in the design: how about random, pretty colors? So I searched for a nice gradient — I find that good gradients can lend a design smoothness and a sense of calmness —, this set of colors is used a lot in modern app design. If you're inclined to interpretations still, I would say this light-blue-to-reddish gradient could represent some sort of warm-up, in the sense that more connections are activating the global network more.
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You will often see non-pointy designs nowadays, or shapes with
smoothed corners. That comes from a psychological inclination humans
have towards pointy objects
— like knives —, which call our attention because they usually represent danger. So, naturally, I, at first, wanted to smooth the corners a little bit. However I ultimately reversed my decision so the logo would stand out even more. But that's something I might change in the future, I don't know.
So what do you think about my logo and its reasoning? Great? An amazing example of overengineering? Maybe you think the equivalence between knowledge and graphs is a false or insufficient one?
Personally, working on the connections throughout the past few years has been both a source of relief and pleasure. Not only do I have access to basically every piece of knowledge I possess, no matter in which subject I am, but the connections themselves seem to generate knowledge, not only the nodes.
Originally, I wanted to create some sort of surrealist logo based on
an iconic depiction of Diogenes of Sinope, an ancient Greek Cynicbit considerably
above my paygrade, I don't have the know-how. I've even tried to
contact Murugandi
Additionally, if you're interested in learning more about design and its craftsmanship, I highly recommend:
- Daniel Scott: he is an Adobe-certified instructor who happens to also be an amazing teacher. Design can seem very cryptic, and specially hermetic to people like me who can't draw anything — I still can't —, but, believe me, you can learn design, with computer-aided graphic tools at least. Daniel's courses are available both on Udemy and Skillshare, from total beginner to advanced.
- Aaron Draplin: an incredibly experienced, top notch designer turned teacher who just rocks at explaining how to bridge theory into practice, a master artisan. His content are a must-have for anyone taking this craft seriously at some point. His courses are exclusive to Skillshare.
- The Futur: the design community has established a rift when it comes to The Futur and its creator, Chris Do. Some people think he's a charlatan, but I encourage you to evaluate it for yourself, because I certainly do not agree with that assertion. Some of Chris' tips helped me a lot in many aspects of life, so I deem his work as a very valuable asset to the community — for example, watch his lecture on pricing design work and creativity, it's one of his most iconic videos. I do admit a lot of his design work is very simple, and many of his videos are repetitive, but the overall product is just priceless.
- Go have a laugh with this masterpiece of a parody, from the YouTube channel Kantega AS.
Sorry for the delaying this post so much, it took me 10+ months to start working on it, after finishing my design. I waited to see if I would change my mind with respect to the design, but, so far, I still like it and stand by its logic and ideas.


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var person = {
firstName:"Rena",
lastName:"Deane",
age:21,
eyeColor:"brown"};
To access the values of the object properties we can use bracket notation or dot notation.
var name = person.firstName + " " + person.firstName
will return "Rena Deane"
Array - these are written within square brackets []. Array items are seperated by commas and can include a mix of data types. For example, ["Text", 54, true, "Test Array"]. Using the example array we will explore array's zero-based indexes, which means the first item is [0] = "Text", second is [1] = 54, and so on.
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One thing was clear after reading through the chapters. I still have a lot to grasp.
The toughest thing about this week was deciphering the exercises. It's hard to solve a problem if you can't understand what the problem is.
We haven't focus on it yet but I want to get a basic understanding of .ajax() and APIs before we start bootcamp.
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Log in like this
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Brute force like this
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or Hydra
Ms12-020
This is categorized by microsoft as a RCE vulnerability. But there is no POC for it online. You can only DOS a machine using this exploit.


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A "semaphore" is a thread-safe flag you can use to synchronize program operation across different threads. Because your model trainings can take a long time, they are processed in a separate thread from your algorithm data. You need to confirm the model is ready to use before using it to generate predictions.
class SemaphoreTrainingAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): # Model Object model = None # Model State Flag modelIsTraining = False def Initialize(self): self.Train(self.MyTraining) def MyTraining(self): self.modelIsTraining = True # Perform Work..... self.modelIsTraining = False def OnData(self, data): # Do not use model while its being trained. if self.modelIsTraining: return # Once training is complete; use the model safely. result = self.model.Predict()


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java.lang.Object java.util.EventObject javax.faces.event.FacesEvent com.icesoft.faces.component.dragdrop.DndEvent
public class DndEvent
A DnDEvent is passed to Drag and Drop Event listeners. It contains all the information on the type of event, and the components involved.
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static int |
DRAG_CANCEL
Event type for when a Draggable panel has been dropped, but not on a drop target. |
static int |
DRAG_START
Event type for when a Draggable panel is starting to drag |
static int |
DRAGGING
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static int |
DROPPED
Event type for when a Draggable panel has been dropped on a drop target. |
static int |
HOVER_END
Event type for when a Drgabble panel is no longer hovering over a drop target. |
static int |
HOVER_START
Event type for when a Draggable panel is being hovered over a drop target. |
static java.lang.String |
MASK_ALL
Mask to cover all DnD Events. |
static java.lang.String |
MASK_ALL_BUT_DROPS
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DndEvent(javax.faces.component.UIComponent uiComponent,
int eventType,
java.lang.String targetClentId,
java.lang.Object targetDragValue,
java.lang.Object targetDropValue)
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static java.lang.String |
getEventName(int i)
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int |
getEventType()
Event type for the Event. |
java.lang.String |
getTargetClientId()
The clientId of the target Panel Group. |
java.lang.Object |
getTargetDragValue()
The drag value assigned to the target PanelGroup Null for DRAG_START, DRAG_CANCEL, and HOVER_END events |
java.lang.Object |
getTargetDropValue()
The drop value assigned to the target PanelGroup Null for DRAG_START, DRAG_CANCEL, and HOVER_END events |
boolean |
isAppropriateListener(javax.faces.event.FacesListener facesListener)
False |
static java.lang.String |
parseMask(java.lang.String mask)
Parse a mask value to make its valid, Used in rendering. |
void |
processListener(javax.faces.event.FacesListener facesListener)
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getComponent, getPhaseId, queue, setPhaseId |
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getSource, toString |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final int DRAG_START
public static final int DRAGGING
public static final int DRAG_CANCEL
public static final int DROPPED
public static final int HOVER_START
public static final int HOVER_END
public static final java.lang.String MASK_ALL
public static final java.lang.String MASK_ALL_BUT_DROPS
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public DndEvent(javax.faces.component.UIComponent uiComponent, int eventType, java.lang.String targetClentId, java.lang.Object targetDragValue, java.lang.Object targetDropValue)
uiComponent
- eventType
- targetClentId
- targetDragValue
- targetDropValue
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public boolean isAppropriateListener(javax.faces.event.FacesListener facesListener)
isAppropriateListener
in class javax.faces.event.FacesEvent
facesListener
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public void processListener(javax.faces.event.FacesListener facesListener)
processListener
in class javax.faces.event.FacesEvent
facesListener
- public int getEventType()
public java.lang.Object getTargetDropValue()
public java.lang.Object getTargetDragValue()
public java.lang.String getTargetClientId()
public static java.lang.String getEventName(int i)
public static java.lang.String parseMask(java.lang.String mask)
mask
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For this workshop's second iteration, we will attempt to gather researchers who work on hand detection and hand pose estimation problems. Development of RGB-D sensors (Kinect, Asus, Intel Creative, Leap Motion etc) and camera miniaturization (wearable cameras, smart phones, ubiquitous computing) have opened the door to a whole new range of technologies and applications which require detecting hands and recognizing hand poses in a variety of scenarios. Most hand tracking data sets and papers have been focused on simple near-range front-on scenarios. This workshop attempts to move past this with the goal of evaluating a "breadth of applications" including: sign language recognition, desktop interaction, egocentric views, object manipulations, far range and over-the-shoulder driver footage.
In the spirit of Chalearn "looking at people" for body pose estimation or Pascal VOC Challenge for object recognition, we aim at comparing new and established methods for hand detection and pose estimation on a standard and varied data set covering multiple scenarios and settings. We release such a dataset and encourage participants to use it for evaluation and to participate in the challenge associated with this workshop.
Our program will feature several high-quality invited talks, challenge results, oral and poster presentations of research, and a panel discussion to identify key research questions and highlight future research directions. As we want to encourage cross-pollination of ideas from related fields such as robotics, HCI, machine learning, and computer vision, we invite submissions of theoretical and applied papers in all areas covered by the workshop, including, but not limited to:


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50 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 2:00 |
400 mg |
smoked |
Salvia divinorum |
(extract - 5x) |
Let me start by saying that I have been a 'hard-head' with the vast majority of substances I have tried. This dose level could be much more dangerous to someone with typical response to salvinorin.
Here are what my experiences were like prior to my last one (read very mild)
http://www.erowid.org/experiences/exp.php?ID=497
My last experience with sally:
Situation. I had taken 50 mg of AMT a couple hours prior, and was not impressed with the effects. Overall, I would say that the effect of AMT was irrelevant to the experience I am about to describe. I had found Salvia to be fairly mild and short acting, and was going to try a much higher dose to find out it it was worth pursuing any more. It was about noon, and I loaded a tradtional tobacco pipe with all the remaining 5x salvia I had - about 400 mg. I went outside on my porch and sat down. I looked around the residential neighborhood, and figured I would be inconspicuous in the middle of the day smoking a tobacco pipe. I was pretty efficient at smoking the pipe - taking long deep hits, and holding them in for almost a minute each. I would say that I smoked most of the material that I had put in the pipe.
The experience began with my legs turning into a combination of vines and leaves. This was not your typical hallucination. I didn't have a sensation of vines and leaves growing on me. I didn't feel them. I didn't look down and see them. I knew that it was happening. It started at my feet, and worked it's way up my entire body. I was turning into a human shaped plant creature. This is the only time in my life (and that with a lot of drug experience) that I was something else. Sure, I have lost control of my actions, or been completly overwhelmed and unable to move. This was different.  I wasn't totally lost in hyperspace. I was gone, but another being was sitting on the porch.
 About this time, a mother and daughter came into view walking on the sidewalk - maybe a block away. The girl was maybe 5, and talking to her mom. Remember, there is a plant creature sitting on the porch. I don't understand what the girl is saying. I don't speak English. I just have animal instincts. Fortunately for all involved, my animal instincts tell me to run away from people and hide. Due to a genetic throwback or something, I am able to operate the door, run into the house, know which room belongs to me (ie is safe), shut the door and jump on the bed. As I lay on the bed, I look up at the plain white walls and see ribbons of color hanging from the edges between the ceiling and wall. It's moving clockwise around the room.
I am now a couch. Once again, I am not absorbed into the couch. I am not a couch with eyes. I am, and have always been a couch. I think about what it's like being a couch - just sitting there all day. That's all I do. Sometimes people sit on me, but I don't feel it. I don't have skin or nerve cells. I'm just made of cloth and wood and metal and am a couch. I never move. I don't care. I just am.
Finally, I come back. I realize that I am laying on my futon, and that I was recently a couch, and before that, a plant primate of some sort that has never existed. I feel glad that I didn't hurt anyone or get myself in trouble, and feel lucky that I made it through this without a sitter. OEVs are fading fast. CEVs are still there.
I realized that Salvia does contain a lot of power, and is to be respected. I don't find it to be of much value at lower doses, and find it to be surprisingly, perhaps scarily 'different' at higher values. I wouldn't describe it as overly intense, but to be completely subject to the wills of other beings than yourself is pretty risky.
This was about 4 years ago. I keep salvia available, but have not gone back to it yet. Two things keep me away. One is fear that the being I become will do something bad. The other is that, while I found the experience remarkable, I really wish the experience could be longer than the 10 minutes or so that it lasted, so I turn to other things that last longer.
If Salvia could be made to last an hour, I think it would be an amazing thing to explore. As it stands, I keep it in my toolbox, and mostly just warn others not to take it lightly.
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Team Fortress 2 is a based team first person shooter from valve software. It has two teams that battle on a map for achieve some objective. TF2 has nine different classes that the player can choose. It is a great and fun game.
Like several multiplayer games, TF2 has a strong community in the competitive scene. Some of them create the logs.tf, a plugin to record data from TF2 matches and analyze them. The Logs.tf website collect several data from the logs like who kill more enemies, how much damage a player has taked or done, and others information. But they ignore all spatio-temporal data like when and where a player has died. So here is when I join them.
The TF2 Log Analyzer project aim to extract spatio-temporal knowledge from the log data. Analyzing where, when and possible why some event had happened. This could be used as a feedback for the team or as data for the game IA, that can avoid places with several deaths or looking for alternative routes.
You can check the project progress at the blog section.


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Write the real stories.
Rest between edits.
Write a story every day.
Focus first on the story, then the language.
Reading can prompt ideas to write about.
Structure content with subheadings.


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Tags and Elements
A tag specifies how the browser should interpret a particular peice of information. In marking this information for a specific treatment, tags create elements. The italized text here is an element. Elements can be either 'in-line'
or 'block'. What does this mean? A 'block' element creates an invisible box around the element. Hmmm..
That'll do for now!


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Nokia smartphones getting Chat features in Android messaging app
by NayanMany Nokia smartphone users have reported availability of new “Chat features” in the native Android messaging app. We also received the chat feature in couple of our daily drivers.
The chat feature works on both Wi-Fi and mobile data and allows to send high-quality media to those with chat features. You can also use the messaging feature with out the chat features aftre disabling it if you don’t want.
You can send read recepts and let others know that you are typing. You can also set auto-download of media over mobile data or Wi-Fi.
If you haven’t receiived the feature yet perhaps you need to update the messaging app via Google Play store.


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The House of Destiny Ministries was Launched in Kerugoya town in December 2013. It began with just a handful of committed members who prayerfully dedicated themselves to the service of God. The Church was in a small hall at the town centre but within one year the hall became too small for the growth that had been experienced and therefore the church relocated in February 2014 to their present location.
The Church focuses it's effort mostly to the youth in the county. Every school term, the Church engages in high schools and colleges missions in the county. In the year 2015, over 1800 decisions for Christ were made in High schools only. Year 2017, over 7000 Bibles were given to high school students in Kirinyaga, County.
The Church program is based on outreach program in our Community. Some of the programs include:
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As COVID-19 made its rounds around the world, many K-12 schools shutdown. As a result, millions of children are not at home, and do not have the same 8 hours of engaged learning that they used to have -- this is where 'Reach Out and Read' comes in!
Reach Out and Read is one of the largest education charities in the United States. They have numerous initiatives like helping disabled children, kids in underpriveledged neighborhoods, and military children. We are proud of to support this organization!
Quarantine4Kids is a 100% free program but, we strongly suggest that parents consider contributing to our Reach Out and Read GoFundMe campaign. Every donation helps us run our free classes!
These are non-profits that we have raised money for through hosting our free virtual workshops
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This will mark our 10th session. Thank you rocknrollers for always pitching in and rocking out.
In other news, Adam is being awarded with a hall of fame badge. He is being promoted to Mick Jagger. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility.
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18next - simple javascript library for translating your ui. Very flexible and very minimalist. When you look at the feature list and examples you’ll feel very confident that it will handle whatever language you can throw at it.
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sinatra - micro-framework for Ruby.
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daybreak - impressive little keystore database.
For this quick Sinatra demo we created a backend to handle bit.ly type requests. In English, if a submitted url is known, provide the token, shortened url, othewise, save the url and provide a random token. If a get request is made to a known token, then redirect. Easy peasy lemon squeezy.
require 'daybreak'
require 'sinatra/base'
$db = Daybreak::DB.new "url.db"
def random_string
(('a'..'z').to_a + ('A'..'Z').to_a).shuffle[0,4].join
end
class UrlApp < Sinatra::Base
post '/shorten' do
url = params[:url]
token = random_string
$db.set! token, url
token
end
get '/:token' do
redirect $db[params[:token]]
end
end


The Harvey Memories project is a community-driven digital archive that collects stories, images, audio, and video about Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath. By enabling people to share their artifacts and memories, the Texas Harvey Archive aims to help the public make sense of the storm and to support researchers and students in seeking to understand the hurricane’s impact.


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US charges two jail guards over Jeffrey Epstein death
Epstein, 66, a well-connected money manager, was found unresponsive in his cell on August 10 at the MCC.
US prosecutors on Tuesday unveiled criminal charges accusing two correctional officers of falsifying records on the night financier Jeffrey Epstein killed himself in a New York jail cell.
Tova Noel and Michael Thomas were charged in an indictment with making false records and conspiracy, in connection with their actions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in downtown Manhattan.
Epstein, 66, a well-connected money manager, was found unresponsive in his cell on August 10 at the MCC.
His suicide came a little over a month after he was arrested and charged with trafficking dozens of underage girls as young as 14 from at least 2002 to 2005. Epstein had pleaded not guilty.
Lawyers for Noel and Thomas could not immediately be located.
According to the indictment, Noel and Thomas failed to properly monitor Epstein in the final hours before he killed himself, and no guard checked on Epstein in the eight hours before he was found unresponsive.
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| AudioSource | audioSource |
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Handles poke events.
Handles eyelids, mouth and sound related to when the eyes are poked. Not connected to JAVA code.
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Toggles poking between enabled/or disabled.
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Definition at line 113 of file EyePokeHandler.cs.
References EYE_POKE_ENABLED.
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Called before the first frame update.
Definition at line 57 of file EyePokeHandler.cs.
References audioClip, audioSource, EYE_POKE_ENABLED, eyelidController, and mouthController.
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Sets mouth back to what it was doing.
Called by Update(). Sets "emotion" integer of the "mouth" animator controller STOP.
Definition at line 102 of file EyePokeHandler.cs.
References mouthController, and MouthController.SetSpeaking().
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Called once per frame.
Definition at line 77 of file EyePokeHandler.cs.
References audioClip, audioSource, EYE_POKE_ENABLED, eyelidController, EyelidController.ForcedBlink(), mouthController, and MouthController.SetSpeaking().
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AudioClip object.
Instance of the AudioClip class. Holds an audio clip.
Definition at line 27 of file EyePokeHandler.cs.
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AudioSource object.
Instance of the AudioSource class. Holds an AudioClip object and settings on how to run it etc.
Definition at line 21 of file EyePokeHandler.cs.
| bool EyePokeHandler.EYE_POKE_ENABLED |
Holds eyepoke enabled state.
Boolean which holds the status on whether or not poking is enabled.
Definition at line 45 of file EyePokeHandler.cs.
Referenced by SetEyePokeEnabledState(), Start(), and Update().
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EyelidController object.
Instance of the custom EyelidController class. Handles eyelid animations and transitions.
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MouthController object.
Instance of the custom MouthController class. Handles mouth animations and transitions.
Definition at line 33 of file EyePokeHandler.cs.
Referenced by Start(), StopMouthMoving(), and Update().


In this chapter you may find some interesting examples of how to use the Plexdata Template Formatter. These examples are split into different sections according to their use cases. Below find the list of every single section.


pymatgen.electronic_structure.dos module¶
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class
CompleteDos
(structure, total_dos, pdoss)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.electronic_structure.dos.Dos
This wrapper class defines a total dos, and also provides a list of PDos. Mainly used by pymatgen.io.vasp.Vasprun to create a complete Dos from a vasprun.xml file. You are unlikely to try to generate this object manually.
Parameters: - structure – Structure associated with this particular DOS.
- total_dos – total Dos for structure
- pdoss – The pdoss are supplied as an {Site:{Orbital:{ Spin:Densities}}}
-
structure
¶ Structure associated with the CompleteDos.
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pdos
¶ Dict of partial densities of the form {Site:{Orbital:{Spin:Densities}}}
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get_element_spd_dos
(el)[source]¶ Get element and spd projected Dos
Parameters: el – Element in Structure.composition associated with CompleteDos Returns: {“S”: densities, “P”: densities, “D”: densities}} Return type: dict of {Element
-
get_site_dos
(site)[source]¶ Get the total Dos for a site (all orbitals).
Parameters: site – Site in Structure associated with CompleteDos. Returns: Dos containing summed orbital densities for site.
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get_site_orbital_dos
(site, orbital)[source]¶ Get the Dos for a particular orbital of a particular site.
Parameters: - site – Site in Structure associated with CompleteDos.
- orbital – Orbital in the site.
Returns: Dos containing densities for orbital of site.
-
get_site_spd_dos
(site)[source]¶ Get orbital projected Dos of a particular site
Parameters: site – Site in Structure associated with CompleteDos. Returns: Dos}, e.g. {“s”: Dos object, …} Return type: dict of {orbital
-
get_site_t2g_eg_resolved_dos
(site)[source]¶ Get the t2g, eg projected DOS for a particular site.
Parameters: site – Site in Structure associated with CompleteDos. Returns: Dos, “t2g”: Dos} containing summed e_g and t2g DOS for the site. Return type: A dict {“e_g”
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get_spd_dos
()[source]¶ Get orbital projected Dos.
Returns: Dos}, e.g. {“s”: Dos object, …} Return type: dict of {orbital
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spin_polarization
¶ Calculates spin polarization at Fermi level.
See Sanvito et al., doi: 10.1126/sciadv.1602241 for an example usage.
Return (float): spin polarization in range [0, 1], will also return NaN if spin polarization ill-defined (e.g. for insulator)
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class
DOS
(energies, densities, efermi)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.core.spectrum.Spectrum
Replacement basic DOS object. All other DOS objects are extended versions of this object. Work in progress.
Parameters: - energies – A sequence of energies
- densities (ndarray) – Either a Nx1 or a Nx2 array. If former, it is interpreted as a Spin.up only density. Otherwise, the first column is interpreted as Spin.up and the other is Spin.down.
- efermi – Fermi level energy.
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XLABEL
= 'Energy'¶
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YLABEL
= 'Density'¶
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get_cbm_vbm
(tol=0.001, abs_tol=False, spin=None)[source]¶ Expects a DOS object and finds the cbm and vbm.
Parameters: - tol – tolerance in occupations for determining the gap
- abs_tol – An absolute tolerance (True) and a relative one (False)
- spin – Possible values are None - finds the gap in the summed densities, Up - finds the gap in the up spin channel, Down - finds the gap in the down spin channel.
Returns: float in eV corresponding to the gap
Return type: (cbm, vbm)
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get_gap
(tol=0.001, abs_tol=False, spin=None)[source]¶ Expects a DOS object and finds the gap.
Parameters: - tol – tolerance in occupations for determining the gap
- abs_tol – An absolute tolerance (True) and a relative one (False)
- spin – Possible values are None - finds the gap in the summed densities, Up - finds the gap in the up spin channel, Down - finds the gap in the down spin channel.
Returns: gap in eV
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get_interpolated_gap
(tol=0.001, abs_tol=False, spin=None)[source]¶ Expects a DOS object and finds the gap
Parameters: - tol – tolerance in occupations for determining the gap
- abs_tol – Set to True for an absolute tolerance and False for a relative one.
- spin – Possible values are None - finds the gap in the summed densities, Up - finds the gap in the up spin channel, Down - finds the gap in the down spin channel.
Returns: Tuple of floats in eV corresponding to the gap, cbm and vbm.
Return type: (gap, cbm, vbm)
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class
Dos
(efermi, energies, densities)[source]¶ Bases:
monty.json.MSONable
Basic DOS object. All other DOS objects are extended versions of this object.
Parameters: - efermi – Fermi level energy
- energies – A sequences of energies
- ({Spin (densities) – np.array}): representing the density of states for each Spin.
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get_cbm_vbm
(tol=0.001, abs_tol=False, spin=None)[source]¶ Expects a DOS object and finds the cbm and vbm.
Parameters: - tol – tolerance in occupations for determining the gap
- abs_tol – An absolute tolerance (True) and a relative one (False)
- spin – Possible values are None - finds the gap in the summed densities, Up - finds the gap in the up spin channel, Down - finds the gap in the down spin channel.
Returns: float in eV corresponding to the gap
Return type: (cbm, vbm)
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get_densities
(spin=None)[source]¶ Returns the density of states for a particular spin.
Parameters: spin – Spin Returns: Returns the density of states for a particular spin. If Spin is None, the sum of all spins is returned.
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get_gap
(tol=0.001, abs_tol=False, spin=None)[source]¶ Expects a DOS object and finds the gap.
Parameters: - tol – tolerance in occupations for determining the gap
- abs_tol – An absolute tolerance (True) and a relative one (False)
- spin – Possible values are None - finds the gap in the summed densities, Up - finds the gap in the up spin channel, Down - finds the gap in the down spin channel.
Returns: gap in eV
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get_interpolated_gap
(tol=0.001, abs_tol=False, spin=None)[source]¶ Expects a DOS object and finds the gap
Parameters: - tol – tolerance in occupations for determining the gap
- abs_tol – Set to True for an absolute tolerance and False for a relative one.
- spin – Possible values are None - finds the gap in the summed densities, Up - finds the gap in the up spin channel, Down - finds the gap in the down spin channel.
Returns: Tuple of floats in eV corresponding to the gap, cbm and vbm.
Return type: (gap, cbm, vbm)
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class
FermiDos
(dos, structure=None, nelecs=None, bandgap=None)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.electronic_structure.dos.Dos
This wrapper class helps relates the density of states, doping levels (i.e. carrier concentrations) and corresponding fermi levels. A negative doping concentration (c) means that the majority carriers are electrons (n-type doping) and positive c represents holes or p-type doping.
Parameters: - dos (pymatgen Dos class) – density of states at corresponding energy levels
- structure (pymatgen Structure class) – provided either as input or inside Dos (e.g. if CompleteDos used)
- nelecs (float) – the number of electrons included in the energy range of dos. It is used for normalizing the densities. Default is the total number of electrons in the structure.
- bandgap (float) – if set, the energy values are scissored so that the electronic band gap matches this value.
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get_doping
(fermi, T)[source]¶ Calculate the doping (majority carrier concentration) at a given fermi level and temperature. A simple Left Riemann sum is used for integrating the density of states over energy & equilibrium Fermi-Dirac distribution
Parameters: - fermi (float) – the fermi level in eV
- T (float) – the temperature in Kelvin
- Returns (float): in units 1/cm3. If negative it means that the majority
- carriers are electrons (n-type doping) and if positive holes/p-type
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get_fermi
(c, T, rtol=0.01, nstep=50, step=0.1, precision=8)[source]¶ Finds the fermi level at which the doping concentration at the given temperature (T) is equal to c. A greedy algorithm is used where the relative error is minimized by calculating the doping at a grid which is continuously become finer.
Parameters: - c (float) – doping concentration. c<0 represents n-type doping and c>0 represents p-type doping (i.e. majority carriers are holes)
- T (float) – absolute temperature in Kelvin
- rtol (float) – maximum acceptable relative error
- nstep (int) – number of steps checked around a given fermi level
- step (float) – initial step in fermi level when searching
- precision (int) – essentially the decimal places of calculated fermi
- Returns (float): the fermi level. Note that this is different from the
- default dos.efermi.
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get_fermi_interextrapolated
(c, T, warn=True, c_ref=10000000000.0, **kwargs)[source]¶ Similar to get_fermi except that when get_fermi fails to converge, an interpolated or extrapolated fermi (depending on c) is returned with the assumption that the fermi level changes linearly with log(abs(c)).
Parameters: - c (float) – doping concentration in 1/cm3. c<0 represents n-type doping and c>0 p-type doping (i.e. majority carriers are holes)
- T (float) – absolute temperature in Kelvin
- warn (bool) – whether to warn for the first time when no fermi can be found.
- c_ref (float) – a doping concentration where get_fermi returns a value without error for both c_ref and -c_ref
- **kwargs – see keyword arguments of the get_fermi function
- Returns (float): the fermi level that is possibly interapolated or
- extrapolated and must be used with caution.
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class
LobsterCompleteDos
(structure, total_dos, pdoss)[source]¶ Bases:
pymatgen.electronic_structure.dos.CompleteDos
Extended CompleteDOS for Lobster
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get_element_spd_dos
(el)[source]¶ Get element and spd projected Dos
Parameters: el – Element in Structure.composition associated with LobsterCompleteDos Returns: {“S”: densities, “P”: densities, “D”: densities}} Return type: dict of {Element
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get_site_orbital_dos
(site, orbital)[source]¶ Get the Dos for a particular orbital of a particular site.
Parameters: - site – Site in Structure associated with CompleteDos.
- orbital – principal quantum number and orbital in string format, e.g. “4s”. possible orbitals are: “s”, “p_y”, “p_z”, “p_x”, “d_xy”, “d_yz”, “d_z^2”, “d_xz”, “d_x^2-y^2”, “f_y(3x^2-y^2)”, “f_xyz”, “f_yz^2”, “f_z^3”, “f_xz^2”, “f_z(x^2-y^2)”, “f_x(x^2-3y^2)” In contrast to the Cohpcar and the Cohplist objects, the strings from the Lobster files are used
Returns: Dos containing densities of an orbital of a specific site.
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Apply boolean mask to tensor.
tf.compat.v1.boolean_mask( tensor, mask, name='boolean_mask', axis=None )
Numpy equivalent is tensor[mask]
.
# 1-D example tensor = [0, 1, 2, 3] mask = np.array([True, False, True, False]) boolean_mask(tensor, mask) # [0, 2]
In general, 0 < dim(mask) = K <= dim(tensor)
, and mask
's shape must match
the first K dimensions of tensor
's shape. We then have:
boolean_mask(tensor, mask)[i, j1,...,jd] = tensor[i1,...,iK,j1,...,jd]
where (i1,...,iK)
is the ith True
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and mask
's shape must match
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dimensions of tensor
's shape.
See also: tf.ragged.boolean_mask
, which can be applied to both dense and
ragged tensors, and can be used if you need to preserve the masked dimensions
of tensor
(rather than flattening them, as tf.boolean_mask
does).
tensor
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This is technically my second website. Previously, I was using Squarespace to host a template built website consisting of descriptions on all my major projects. The only problem was that no one is considered a proficient programmer unless their website has an early 2000s feel. In that case, I had to make sure my background color was an eyesore and the contents to be displayed in a list manner.
cuda_raytrace (repository)
The project originally started as a ray-traced image renderer that would process a scene with shadows and recursive reflections, but as the scene became more complex, the time required to generate the image grew exponentially. To combat the increasing time, the renderer was re-implemented using CUDA to utilize GPU-acceleration. The efficiency boost was significant enough to be viable in a real-time engine. The engine utilizes OpenGL's interoperability with CUDA in order to update a ray-traced scene in real-time.
GPU Architecture and GPU-Accelerated Programming
After learning graphics programming and understanding the graphics pipeline, I wanted to learn the more low level details surrounding the GPU. I initially started by learning Vulkan (low level graphics framework) in order to fully understand how data is manipulated in the GPU, but I still had some questions regarding the way information is processed in the GPU. I bought 3 different books that are about GPU Architecture and how to utilize it via Nvidia's CUDA. Not only did I find books, but I also found Caltech's course website on CUDA and GPU-accelerated programming.
3D Modeling
In highschool, I always wanted to create 3D models but the complex software would always drive me away. Now that I am older, I am much more proficient at learning new concepts and college is the best time to learn new things :) .


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Flowers, fruit, leaves, insects, and cooler weather! Thanks to Fall, Red Butte Garden has it all! Now is a good time to visit the Garden to see plants in all various life stages.
Zagreb Tickseed Coreopsis verticillata 'Zagreb'
This little beauty can be seen in the Rose Garden.
Rose Garden
As you can see, the Rose Garden is still blooming with color. Don't believe me or this photo? Come visit the Rose Garden to see for yourself and be prepared to be delighted!
Japanese Maple Acer palmatum 'Sangokaku'
It's a wasp! It's a bee! No wait, it's a fly! It's a bee mimic fly! This harmless fly is able to appear dangerous thanks to it's clever imitation of a bee.
Maple Leaf Alumroot Heuchera villosa 'Autumn Bride'
Now this is a bee. In comparison to the previous photo, can you see the difference? Despite the cooler weather, this plant is still buzzing with bees.
Engagement Garden
Beautiful contrasting leaf colors are developing all over the Garden, especially in the Engagement Garden. Stay tuned though, as Fall progresses the colors will get much more vibrant.
Curl-leaf Mountain Mahogany Cercocarpus ledifolius
A seed with a twist! The fuzzy and twisted tail on this Utah native's seed makes it easier for the wind to disperse.
Copper Spine Prickly Pear Opuntia littoralis var. martiniana
What amazingly bright and edible fruit this cactus has! The Fall show is not one you want to miss, so don't delay your visit to the Garden any longer.


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Python Lover | Coding Enthusiast | Front end Web Developer | Flutter front end Developer | Competitive Coder | Aspiring Data Scientist |
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2. Programming Languages - C, C++, Python, Java.
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4. Subjects of interest - DS & Algo, DBMS, Data Science & Data Analytics.
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MY PROJECTS
Path visualization of DIJIKSTRA using Python               12 Oct,2019
AES Encryption and Decryption using Python             23 Nov,2019
Building portfloio web app using Flutter                    31 Dec,2019
Simple calculator app using Flutter                           31 Dec,2019
Tic tac Toe game using Python Tkinter                       16 Oct,2018
Frontal Face detection using Python,OpenCV             17 Nov,2019
Auto complete Text using C                                     14 Aug,2018
Building this website using Html,CSS,Jquery               5 May,2020
Twitter sentiment analysis using Python                       12 Feb,2020
Path visualization of DIJIKSTRA using Python               12 Oct,2019
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1. Secured 90% above in AISSE 2017.
2. Nptel topper (top 5%) of the course Soft skills and personality.
3. Nptel topper (top 5%) of the course Speaking effectively.
4. All India eastern zone ranked 3rd in CODECODE, IIT Bombay.
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SPARQL-Generate is an expressive template-based language to generate RDF streams or text streams from RDF datasets and document streams in arbitrary formats. It presents the following advantages:
SPARQL-Generate can generate RDF streams or text streams from RDF, SQL, XML, JSON, CSV, GeoJSON, HTML, CBOR, plain text with regular expressions, large CSV documents, MQTT or WebSocket streams, repeated HTTP GET operations.. See our predefined SPARQL binding functions and SPARQL-Generate iterator functions.
Try it onlineMaxime Lefrançois, Antoine Zimmermann, Noorani Bakerally A SPARQL extension for generating RDF from heterogeneous formats, In Proc. Extended Semantic Web Conference, ESWC, May 2017, Portoroz, Slovenia (long paper - PDF - BibTeX)
Maxime Lefrançois, Antoine Zimmermann, Noorani Bakerally Flexible RDF generation from RDF and heterogeneous data sources with SPARQL-Generate, In Proc. the 20th International Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management, EKAW, Nov 2016, Bologna, Italy (demo track - PDF - BibTeX)
Maxime Lefrançois, Antoine Zimmermann, Noorani Bakerally Génération de RDF à partir de sources de données aux formats hétérogènes, Actes de la 17ème conférence Extraction et Gestion des Connaissances, EGC, Jan 2017, Grenoble, France - (PDF - BibTeX)
This work has been partly funded by the ITEA2 12004 SEAS (Smart Energy Aware Systems) project, the ANR 14-CE24-0029 OpenSensingCity project, the ETSI STF 578 project, bilateral research contracts with ENGIE R&D CRIGEN, the ANR 19-CE23-0012 CoSWoT project, the ANR HyperAgents project.


Yaml
May 20, 2013
App Academy W2D1
YAML
The lesson today involved opening and closing files and serialization of data to file formats like YAML (Yet Another Markup Language) and JSON. The major project that my partner and I worked on was Minesweeper, which is our version of the crappy game that you play on Windows whenever Solitaire doesn’t work.
We finished relatively early and we attribute this success to a crucial design choice that we made when we started the program. People had tried to create Minesweeper by creating classes out of the Board and the spots on the board. Then for the part where you try to figure out the numbers of bombs, they would implement an array that carried within them their fellow neighbors. This led to serious issues when they tried to print out the board because of how interconnected the objects were. Ruby would simply print ad infiniteum because of all the connections.
We did create a Square class but concentrated on implementing much of the logic regarding neighbors and rendering the board out in the Game class. We had tried this before with Tic Tac Toe with less than optimal results. However with Minesweeper, in where we create the board at the beginning of the game and with only 1 player playing it, this was a resounding success. We were able to simply create fixnum values and filling the spots with each of them. The rest of the game - including the serialization of saved games and the deserialization of saved games - came relatively easily. I have to admit that I felt a rush of exhilaration when we loaded a complete Minesweeper game from memory.
Top 4 Things I Learned Today:
1) YAML is the preferred format to save Ruby classes and they can be saved to files. Also, file extensions are BS
2) We need to call File.close because of Ruby’s buffering functions. Without file.close, the program could potentially not write data that we previously thought was written
3) Serialization is the preservation of data.
4) Modules can be used to share code between classes where Subclassing would not be the right way to do it
Other Things I Think I Think:
I took my first assessment today. It was relatively easy but I feel that that is the easiest that it is going to get. The real tough stuff is coming.
There is something amazing with watching something that we plan out in advance suddenly working on the first try. Implementing a BFS-type search to magically reveal all the cells that do not have the Adjacent Value of 0 is amazing.
Good software design does a lot.
I finally know what Paul is talking about when he blabs about JSON and YAML.
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Clint : Editingspace (editingspace.com)
Front end designer for web Application & mobile application
editingspace is a services company that helps clients in the photogarphy industry achieve their strategic goals realize greater efficiency and better serve their customers. Editingspace to delivers best-in-class technology, services and insight to customers for photoshot booking for every day events with highest standards service.
Responsibilities:• Gathered requirements from the business users.
• Involved in the design for enhancements and development of the project.
• Involved in the meetings and discussion of the database design of the project.
• Used photoshop & adobe xd to implement the application.
• Involved designing in web pages using adobe xd, adobe photoshop ,adobe illustrator ,Bootstrap studio.
• Workout possible improvements and suggest changes to the system that can benefit the overall product. Design, analyze and define the structure and aunderlying business.
• logic based on interactions with stakeholders and product owners and functional/UI/UX documentation.
Clint : smart loan
Front end designer for web Application & mobile application
smart loan is an app lending platform. smart loan provides instant personal loans to all the college students and recent graduates from college .The aim of the company is to make students financially responsible and independent.
Responsibilities:• Design a saleable applications that support a big user base of millions.
• Feedback in architectural, design and product discussions
• Design & build advanced applications for IOS & android platform
• Work on bug fixing and improving application performance.
• Continuously discover, evaluate, and implement new technologies to maximize development efficiency.
• Take initiative to upgrade your skills and trying new technology trends and sharing the same with the team.
Intern | Lab & technical assistant
Intern | Furnace operator
• Designed Advance Furnace with low maintenance fully autonomous
• Using Ion propulsion thruster in rocket launching
• Drone assistance for fireman in action
• Nano satellite for communication
• Including Propulsion , communication, 3d structure
• Advance surveillance in high altitude by RBG camera
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My blogs on various topics, from computer science, math and science to life in general.
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Stop trying to appear to be successful to impress others and actually work on perfecting your skills (03/11/2021)
A Brand New Project Idea Outline (03/13/2021)
And yet another list of project ideas (there is only this one actually) (Started 03/13/2021, constantly updating)
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A few days ago I was set off to create my first RubyGem. There are many resources on how to do this, but it took me a good while to gather all the information I figured I'd need for my application, so I've decided to gather my bit of knowledge in this article.
This article's goal is kick start the creation of your first Gem. To make this experience more enjoyable, I've chosen to use a gem called Jeweler.
Note: I am by no means a "ruby-pro". I have only created a single Gem, but I thought this article could be helpful to a lot of people, and thus I wrote it. If you have any corrections, questions, or suggestions please either email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or comment below.
.. for world domination!
I assume you already know a bit of Ruby, that you know what RubyGems is, and you have already downloaded a few gems, and used some of them in your work. Now your are simply seeking to create your own Gems. You are indeed in for a fun time, coding gems is lots of fun!
Before we can begin, install the Jeweler gem via RubyGems:
$ gem install jeweler
Jeweler is a tool to create the basic skeleton for your Gem, as well as managing the gem.
.. with your mighty companion Jeweler
Once Jeweler is installed, you want to create your Gem skeleton.  Let's get in there and check it out.
$ cd helloworld $ ls lib/ LICENSE Rakefile README.rdoc test/
This structure might look familiar to you. (Assuming you are like me and have already stalked a few Gems' sources over at Github) Now I'll attempt to explain what these files and folders are.
This is where your application lives, this is where you'll probably spend the most of your time working on your gem. It is common to have a folder inside this folder called whatever your gem is called (in this example, that would be helloworld), in which your app. is split into a few files, for organizations sake. And then have lib/<gem name>.rb require these files (as /lib/<gem name>.rb is what is required by Ruby whenever somebody requires your gem in their own project).
My first gem is a gem for a file storage service (Anyhub) which should do two things:
So I figured I would have a module, containing a few classes:
The Upload class would simply be able to use the account class, to check if an account was configured in a config file (f.e. account_config.yaml). If a config file was present, it would upload the file(s) specified in arguments to the script. Otherwise, it would return an error. Runner (the CLI) would respond to this error, allowing the user to type in his details so they could be used for the ongoing upload, as well as any following uploads (by saving the details to account_config.yaml via the Account class).
Now, I had made a perfectly good module. The only thing it needed was arguments send to Runner, which would activate it all. By doing a little research I figured if I created the directory bin/ and threw in a file here, this file would automatically be inserted into the installers own bin (f.e. /usr/bin on Linux if installed for all users). So I created the bin/ directory, and a file in here called anyhub with a Ruby shebang at the top. This file simply instanced the Runner class with ARGV.
Now this is just my little not-so-fancy gem theory. It's not exactly done this way (yet) because Anyhub didn't have an API at first - so I created the first version without the Account class, so it might not be exactly like this at the Github repo. just yet.
Anyhub gem @ Github.Simply a file which contains the license for your project. By default MIT with Jeweler.
Rake configuration for your project. It is here you can define rake tasks, and configure your project (in terms of the name of it, dependencies, description and similar).
The Readme file for your project. If you create a Github repo. it'll show up there. It is also "the index" for your Gems' documentation.
It is here you create your tests.
Remember a few lines ago, I told you how you could configure your Gem via Rakefile? As you might have already guessed, we're going to open that very file now, to configure our example Gem.
After rubygems and rake has been required by Rakefile we see some fancy code, and then something which looks like some configuration. This is indeed where we configure our example Gem. You mostly only need to configure the summary and description the first time, I did it like this:
begin require 'jeweler' Jeweler::Tasks.new do |gem| gem.name = "helloworld" gem.summary = %Q{I'm a helloworld gem! I like to hello the world.} gem.description = %Q{This is a fancy little test gem.} gem.email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>gem.homepage = "http://github.com/Sirupsen/helloworld" gem.authors = ["Sirupsen"] gem.add_development_dependency "thoughtbot-shoulda", ">= 0" # gem is a Gem::Specification... see http://www.rubygems.org/read/chapter/ 20 for additional settings end Jeweler::GemcutterTasks.new rescue LoadError puts "Jeweler (or a dependency) not available. Install it with: gem install jeweler" end
.. which can be skipped.
If your gem has any dependencies, you can add them here. Dependencies in this context mean "gems which my gem depends on". You should add them, because if you do they are automatically installed along with your Gem whenever somebody tries to install your Gem. If you don't, they'll just get a good ton of errors when they try using your gem.
Do add dependencies, simply add this to your Rakefile:
gem.add_dependency "gem", "version"
For example, in my gem I used the Curb Gem, and therefore I added this to my Rakefile:
gem.add_dependency "curb", ">= 0"
(>= 0 just means "I don't care about which version of the Gem it is, as long as it's there", mostly because I couldn't find much version-specific documentation Curb, otherwise I would have done this properly.)
Now it's time to add some code to our helloworld Gem. I simply open /lib/helloworld.rb, and add these few lines of code:
module HelloWorld def self.do "Hello World from the all mighty helloworld Gem!" end end
So HelloWorld.do would return the string "Hello World from the all mighty helloworld Gem!". Great, so far, so good.
In order to finish our Gem, we need a version file. Now because Jeweler is so awesome, we don't even need to use our editor to do this, simply execute the following command:
$ rake version:write
And the VERSION file is created. It's not that fancy though.
$ cat VERSION 0.0.0
But that seems correct. This is our first Gem build, so of course, the version is 0.0.0 as of now!
Now you can install the Gem. It's very easy:
$ rake install Password: (in /home/sirup/Code/Ruby/helloworld) Generated: helloworld.gemspec helloworld.gemspec is valid. WARNING: no rubyforge_project specified Successfully built RubyGem Name: helloworld Version: 0.0.0 File: helloworld-0.0.0.gem Executing "gem install ./pkg/helloworld-0.0.0.gem": gem install ./pkg/helloworld-0.0.0.gem Successfully installed helloworld-0.0.0 1 gem installed Installing ri documentation for helloworld-0.0.0... Updating class cache with 1983 classes... Installing RDoc documentation for helloworld-0.0.0...
irb --simple-prompt >> require 'helloworld' => true >> HelloWorld.do => "Hello World from the all mighty helloworld Gem!"
(Note: If you are not using Ruby 1.9, you might need to require 'rubygems' before requiring helloworld)
Awesome, it works. I hope this has helped you towards creating your first gem. You are welcome to leave a comment, or contact me if you run into any trouble.
You'll find it all if you visit Jeweler at Github. Below is for quick reference.
I advice you to commit all your code, and push it to Github. Makes it easy for other people to view the source, post issues, and participate in your project.
Github because it's sort of the standard for Ruby open source projects.
If you feel like sharing your Gem to the world (and you probably do). Register an account at Gemcutter.
And now you are ready to release your Gem. Simply run:
$ rake gemcutter:release
To release your gem. (You can also release it at RubyForge instead if you wish so, see the Jeweler readme) You might be asked to sign in to your account, simply do so whenever prompted.
.. taken directly from the Jeweler Wiki.
gem install jeweler
rake version:bump:patch
1.5.3 → 1.5.4rake version:bump:minor
1.5.3 → 1.6.0rake version:bump:major
1.5.3 → 2.0.0rake version:write MAJOR=2 MINOR=3 PATCH=6
1.5.3 → 2.3.6


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A free and open model ensures that our community and customers can innovate, evolve, and optimize the solution for their unique environment. For more information about our corporate philosophy on the importance of an open approach to developing and delivering security capabilities, please visit: https://www.elastic.co/campaigns/security-only-from-elastic.
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| bool | and_reduce () const |
| bool | nand_reduce () const |
| bool | or_reduce () const |
| bool | nor_reduce () const |
| bool | xor_reduce () const |
| bool | xnor_reduce () const |
| int | length () const |
| int | to_int () const |
| unsigned int | to_uint () const |
| long | to_long () const |
| unsigned long | to_ulong () const |
| int64 | to_int64 () const |
| uint64 | to_uint64 () const |
| const std::string | to_string () const |
| const std::string | to_string (sc_numrep) const |
| const std::string | to_string (sc_numrep, bool) const |
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| void | dump (::std::ostream &=::std::cout) const |
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| int | m_from |
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a <- scan("http://www2.census.gov/acs2013_3yr/pums/", "character")
## remove junks
a <- a[grep("csv", a)]
## extract the file names
a <- substring(a, 7, 17)
## get the links to the zip files
baseurl <- "http://www2.census.gov/acs2013_3yr/pums/"
aurl <- paste(baseurl, a,sep="")
## Download the files automatically
for (i in seq_along(a)) {
print(paste0("Downloading ", a[i]))
download.file(aurl[i], a[i])
## To avoid overwhelming the web traffic,
## Add pauses between downloads to mimic human clicking
Sys.sleep(10)
}
DNA consists of A, T, C, G, usually the format data stored
for (i in 1:length(myDNA)) {
if (myDNA[i,(i+3)] == “ATCG” ||
myDNA[i,(i+4)] == “ATTCG” ||
myDNA[i,(i+5)] == “ATTTCG” ||
.....
myDNA[i,(i+9)] == “ATTTTTTTCG”) {
print(paste(“Pattern found at”, i)) } }
grep("AT+CG", myDNA)
myDNA <- c("ATCG", "CCATCG", "ATGCG", "ATTTCCG",
"ATTTTTTCGGGG", "ATTCGGGATCG")
myDNA[grep(".*A.*", myDNA)]
Output: [1] "ATCG" ... [6] "ATTCGGGATCG"
myDNA[grep(".+A.+", myDNA)]
Output: [1] "CCATCG" "ATTCGGGATCG"
myDNA[grep("^[AT]+.*[G]+$", myDNA)]
Output: [1] "ATCG" "ATGCG" "ATTTCCG" "ATTTTTTCGGGG" "ATTCGGGATCG"
> myDNA <- c("ATCG", "CCATCG", "ATGCG", "ATTTCCG",
"ATTTTTTCGGGG", "ATTCGGGATCG")
> sub("ATT?CG", "haha", myDNA)
[1] "haha" "CChaha" "ATGCG" "ATTTCCG" "ATTTTTTCGGGG"
[6] "hahaGGATCG"
sub("(AT+CG)", "\\1_\\1_haha", myDNA)
Output
[1] "ATCG_ATCG_haha" "CCATCG_ATCG_haha"
[3] "ATGCG" "ATTTCCG"
[5] "ATTTTTTCG_ATTTTTTCG_hahaGGG" "ATTCG_ATTCG_hahaGGATCG"
> myDNA <- c("ATCG", "CCATCG", "ATGCG", "ATTTCCG",
"ATTTTTTCGGGG", "ATTCGGGATCG")
> strsplit(myDNA, "AT+CG")
[[1]]
[1] ""
...
[[5]]
[1] "" "GGG"
[[6]]
[1] "" "GG"
> regexpr("AT+CG", myDNA)
[1] 1 3 -1 -1 1 1
attr(,"match.length")
[1] 4 4 -1 -1 9 5
attr(,"index.type")
[1] "chars"
attr(,"useBytes")
[1] TRUE
> gregexpr("AT+CG", myDNA)
[[1]]
[1] 1
attr(,"match.length")
[1] 4
attr(,"index.type")
[1] "chars"
attr(,"useBytes")
[1] TRUE
[[2]]
[1] 3
attr(,"match.length")
[1] 4
attr(,"index.type")
[1] "chars"
attr(,"useBytes")
[1] TRUE
> x <- "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_science"
> m <- regexec("^(([^:]+)://)?([^:/]+)(/[^/]+)(/.*)", x)
> m
[[1]]
[1] 1 1 1 8 24 29
attr(,"match.length")
[1] 41 7 4 16 5 13
...
> regmatches(x, m)
[[1]]
[1] "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_science"
[2] "http://"
[3] "http"
[4] "en.wikipedia.org"
[5] "/wiki"
[6] "/Data_science"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19
install.packages("RCurl", repo = 'https://cloud.r-project.org')
library(RCurl)
a <- getURL(theurl)
## format a (e.g. adding line breaks) for better readability
a <- readLines(tc <- textConnection(a)); close(tc)
a[grep("IFR estimate per age group", a)]
Output
[1] "
IFR estimate per age group
(to December 2020)...
<!DOCTYPE html>
paragraph1.

paragraph 2.

install.packages("XML", repo = 'https://cloud.r-project.org')
library(XML)
tbl <- readHTMLTable(a)
tbl[3]
Output
$`IFR estimate per age group(to December 2020)[307]`
V1 V2
1 Age group IFR
2 0â€“34 0.004%
3 35â€“44 0.068%
4 45â€“54 0.23%
5 55â€“64 0.75%
6 65â€“74 2.5%


Valid Invite code: EDMO435HN3
Invite Letters
MVP Version
Notify
Iteration 1
example
Previous Iterations
Version 1
This is a draft version of a letter we will be using for testing. Users are sent this in advance of sessions and refer to this when they need to as they would in real life. We are working with Gov.uk and DWP to iterate this letter to work with the service.
DownloadMVP
{%include "notes/mvp-january.html"%}MVP - Verify
MVP with Verify integration pages.
MVP - Northern Ireland
Prototype with Northern Ireland contact information.
Previous Iterations
Sprint 8 Mar / Apr 2016
Version 1
This iteration removed the page which was added in sprint 6 about which date the user wanted to get their state pension. There was also some extended work on the drop down / type ahead for the country selection. The surname was removed from the security page as just the invite code was needed. Changed the title of the country details page to just the country.
Version 2
Version 2 has the same changes as v1, but the date you were widowed question has been moved into the partners details page. The reason for this was to try and reduce the severity of asking such a sensitive question.
Sprint 7 Mar 2016
This iteration had the DOB and the NINO fields removed. It was also to test the date the participant wanted their pension paid. Each participant's SPA date could be set in the settings options.
Sprint 6 Feb / Mar 2016
This iteration was to implement the redesigned overseas journey. We also added in a page to choose what date you wanted to claim from, and updated the content on the declaration
Sprint 5 Feb 2016
This iteration is to further research the overseas journey.
Sprint 4 Feb 2016
This iteration is based on the findings from the Feb research session.
Sprint 3 January 2016
This iteration is based on the findings from the January research session. The settings have been removed and the winning elements have been hard coded in.
User Testing - 26th January 2016
This iteration focuses on providing two characters of the National Insurance number for user identification. It also looks at making the payment details more user friendly.
SettingsUser Testing - 15th December 2015
This iteration encompasses the user research analysis insights which we've done across the whole of alpha, bringing in a lot of work from our BA colleagues around the questions which are required to be answered in ordered to make a calculation.
Each sprint we test and research a future feature.
This sprint we will be looking at a page showing the state pension
amount. Link
Testing isolated features
Overseas Journey Test
This is an iteration to explore the overseas journey. It is detached from the rest of the prototype for the purpose of testing.