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Welcome to FouCluster’s documentation!¶
Motivation¶
Recommendation song systems nowadays, like Spotify, use song clustering by made up parameters such as danceability, energy, instrumentalness, … etc, which need an expert in that area to create those parameters.
In order to avoid expert knowledge and make access to machine learning applied to song easier, this library use signal analysis for measuring distances between songs. Because musical notes have associated frequencies, this proposal is based on transforming from time series to frequency series, and then grouping theses series using various techniques and distance metrics.
Use¶
The process to do the clustering can be divided in different steps
An example is explained in
It is also necessary install mpg123 or ffmpeg for MP3 to WAV transform. For Ubuntu, it is as easy as
sudo apt install mpg123


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I finally got around to change this blog from WordPress to my own fork of Tom Preston-Werner’s Jekyll.
Jekyll is a Ruby gem that can generate a static blog from layouts, assets and blog posts in Markdown or Textile. It powers GitHub Pages but can also be used for self-hosted blogs.
The source for this blog itself is on GitHub. See the README for license.
Leaving WordPress
There are many things to like about Jekyll. Unlike WordPress, it’s Ruby code. It’s also very little code, so it’s easy to modify to your own needs. I did not enjoy modifying the WordPress PHP code.
With Jekyll, you can edit blog content in your favorite editor and use version control. The fact that the generated blog is all static files means very good performance. I like how caching is a given.
I used the WordPress importer provided by Jekyll with some modifications to get tags, times and to fix some markup issues particular to my blog.
With a static site, you need some sort of hosted comments. I use Disqus which seems decent. Since comments are added with JavaScript, they won’t be indexed along your blog post by Google, but Disqus has indexable comment threads on their site, linked back to posts.
To import WordPress comments into Disqus, you need to install a WordPress plugin and do it from there. Disqus did not make this very clear.
It would be nice to have some TextMate commands to create the file for a new post, to update the timestamps and slug and so on. I may write them some time.
My additions and fixes
I’ve added things in my Jekyll fork that are not in the main version. To see examples of how to use these additions, have a look in the source for this blog.
A big one for me is support for Haml. Regular Jekyll uses Liquid for templates and pages. This makes a lot of sense for a hosted setup like GitHub Pages, since it limits users to a small set of safe operations. But for my own blog, I found this way too limiting. Also, I enjoy using Haml.
Haml support has been added, but Liquid support has not been removed. In fact, it’s still needed for things like highlighting. I may tear it out entirely at some point, though supporting Liquid as well means it’s easier to port over blogs from Liquid to Haml file by file.
It also supports Sass for CSS.
There are some Rails-inspired helper methods provided, h(text)
and link_to(text, url)
. You can include a _helpers.rb
file in your blog with more helpers. This keeps the Haml views clean.
You can set default post metadata in your _config.yml
file, typically the layout to use. My version can also set the metadata title from the first Markdown or Textile header in the post. This means that you may get by without specifying a metadata block at all.
You can change date format in post URLs, e.g. drop the day and only use the year and month, like on this blog. Posts can have a time, not just a date. The original filename for the generated post is available, so you can do fun stuff like “Edit in TextMate” links. Static sites and some imagination go a long way.
Collated posts (by year, month and day in nested hashes) are available to pages, to easily create an archive. Posts by tag are available. Tags are basically like regular Jekyll categories or topics, but are not reflected in the URL.
Jekyll’s syntax highlighting (using Pygments) can take a while. I added a simple file cache that reduced generation time for this blog from around 90 seconds to around 3 seconds.
There are also some bugfixes. Pygments highlighting would break on non-ASCII characters. I worked around a RDiscount (Markdown) bug where it would not convert text after a highlighted block. These fixes have been sent upstream.
Deployment
Though you can set things up so your blog is regenerated when it’s pushed to some Git repository, I don’t currently want this. Instead I use a simple shell script in tasks/deploy
under the blog root:
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That means I can deploy by typing tasks/deploy
from a Terminal in the blog root. nyh
is a SSH alias.
The henrik.nyh.se
directory is the webroot for the http://henrik.nyh.se
URL. I wanted the generated blog to go in a jekyll
subdirectory to keep it separate from a ton of other stuff I have under the webroot. Requests to the domain should be rewritten to this subdirectory unless the file exists outside it. To my surprise, getting that working was fairly tricky. I ended up with these .htaccess
files.
Tips
Some lessons learned:
Using the --auto
flag with Jekyll will swallow exceptions. Don’t use it if you want to see error traces. When you do use it, I recommend something like rm -rf _site/* && jekyll --server --auto
. By removing previously generated files first, you notice if an error prevents them regenerating.
If you’re hacking on Jekyll itself, put its bin
directory (in my case, /Users/henrik/Code/jekyll/bin
) in your PATH
so you don’t have to rebuild the gem all the time.
Make sure to precede highlight blocks in Markdown posts with a blank line or they will get paragraph tags inserted. I will probably look into patching this.
Feedback
There are bound to be issues with the markup in the imported old posts. If you notice anything, let me know.


[gecode-users] posting constraints for assigned variable
Debdeep Banerjee
banerjed at rsise.anu.edu.au
Sun Apr 20 07:18:01 CEST 2008
hi,
I have some questions about reducing domain of a variable. Say I have a
IntVar x and its domain is IntSet {1,2,5,6,-2}
q1. if I want say x != 2 then I use the following code
IntView v(x)
Gecode.me_failed( v.nq( home, 2 ) ) ==> this should return true/1
Is this correct ?
q2. Say x is already assigned to 5, ie
IntView v(x) and v.assigned() == true.
What will happen if I try to do the following
Gecode.me_failed( v.nq( home, 2 ) ) == > what should this code
return 0 or 1 ??
q3. Say I want to say x != 9 ( 9 is not in the domain of x)
IntView v(x)
Gecode.me_failed( v.nq( home, 9 ) ==> what this will return ???
Does this depends on whether x is already assigned or not ??
With regards
Debdeep
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Australian National University
Email: debdeep.banerjee at rsise.anu.edu.au
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At certain point in a project's development cycle, managing your project's source repository invariably involves dealing with files and directories that have become deprecated or obsolete. The decision is made to abandon a certain piece of functionality within a module, for example. Or perhaps an change in infrastructure demands getting rid of some files and moving others. This section deals with several methods for dealing with such file management issues in CVS.
Releasing refers to a way of designating certain directories or modules that will no longer to be used in the project. The command to release is invoked within a working copy and effectively cancels cvs checkouts for the designated directories and their files. Unless these are expressly deleted, the files and directories actually remain intact within the repository, including all file revision history, but are no longer included in when working copies are checked out.
The command to release a file or directory is:
cvs rel filename (or /directory_name)
More about releasing
Removing is another way to get rid of files when you no longer want or need them to be part of the project's source repository. To do this, you must first delete the file from the working copy you have checked out on your local system.
Then, to remove a file from the shared repository, type:
cvs remove filename
After you have removed one or more files, you must commit your changes.
With "cvs remove" (or "cvs rm"), the old file is not completely eradicated but rather stored in CVS' so-called "attic" along with its complete revision history.
More about removing files
What happens when you remove a file
If you have imported some existing source code into your repository, you may have files and directories you want to rename or or move.
The best way to rename a file in your working copy involves a series of steps. Use:
cvs rm old_filename
to remove the old name, then
cvs add new_filename
and finally,
cvs commit new_filename
There really is no specific way in CVS to remove or rename directories. However, you can produce that effect by creating a new directory, moving the files you need into it, removing unwanted files from the old directory, and then simply no longer using it. Later, you can "prune" these empty directories the next time you a check out a working copy by using:
cvs checkout -P
Another way to prune directories with no more files is to update with:
cvs update -dP
More about moving and renaming files
More about moving and renaming directories
If you have existing files to add to the project, you can import these into CVS using the following command:
cvs import filename
Importing allows you to add a lot of files at once, something like a super "cvs add." To import all existing directories and files, in your top level directory type:
cvs import -m "log message" projectname
This creates the files and directories in the CVS repository for your project on this site. If you want to preserve these files and directories in their original state, you may want to tag or archive this set of original files before you or any other developers begin checking out working copies of project files.
If your existing files are already under versioning control -- either in another CVS repository or in a versioning different system such as RCS -- there is no automated method for importing existing files that retains file histories. Using the cvs import command, copying files over, or creating them as new files does not retain these histories.
If you're already familiar with RCS, both RCS and CVS use a similar format for storing the version control histories of individual files. But you should be aware of at least two critical differences in adapting CVS:
- One of the central principals in RCS is file locking, which prevents other developers from checking out or modifying a file when you have checked it out. The benefit to file locking is that developers never have to deal with conflicting modifications within files. RCS protects files by only allowing them to be modified by one person at a time. Therefore, the drawback to RCS is: you can't commit your changes to a file while another developer has it checked out.
- The central tenant of CVS is to allow developers to check out, modify, and commit files concurrently, truly a benefit to projects with remote, geographically dispersed developers. The tradeoff is that on a CVS version controlled project, you can count on dealing with merge conflicts in files. The only method for resolving such conflicts is by hand-editing the file. Thus, project workflow with CVS ends up being a little different.
More about RCS and CVS
Keyword substitution (a.k.a keyword expansion) is an RCS holdover that may be useful to you as a developer. Keywords essentially let you embed version information permanently in source files. A string containing the full version information associated with a particular keyword is substituted whenever the file is subsequently revised.
As an example, including:
$Author: mellonedain $
within the files permanently retains the login name of the user who checked in that revision.
Keyword substitution is a method for tracking file versions once the files are no longer part of a CVS repository. Keyword substitution can also be configured and suppressed.
More about keywords (including a list of common keywords)
The CVS repository for your project hosted on this site supports branching and tagging your source files. At certain points in your project, you may want to enable development work in your project to progress in more than one direction simultaneously. Instead of maintaining a singular, linear path of development, CVS branching provides a way to divert or split the source tree for ancillary development activities without impacting progress of the project's primary effort. Examples of reasons to branch include:
- to distinguish a clearly defined set of functionality in project source files for QA and testing, or
- when you want to try an experiment such as added features or functionality without affecting the project's progress.
Tagging is included in the discussion about branching because the two operations are used in conjunction. Tagging allows you to "take a snapshot" of the overall project's state at a certain point in time, for example, to preserve a build with some particular characteristic. Because CVS manages individual file revisions, tagging is an important option for benchmarking the overall state of project source code. Files included in a tag will most likely be at different points in their respective revision numbering.
The critical difference between branching and tagging is the reason they are complimentary operations:
Branching affects individual files' revision numbering, whereas tagging assigns a common identifying marker across all project files at a fixed point in time.
So, for example, project files are often tagged at the point where branches are created.
Ultimately, branches in your project with successful outcomes get incorporated or merged back in to the main development trunk. When that happens -- and it may occur repeatedly on large or long-term projects -- identifying the point where this merge occurs is another reason to create a tag.
To tag project files, type:
cvs tag unique_tag_name
Your tag name can be a release name or date, a product version identifier, or whatever you choose.
To create a branch, type:
cvs tag -b unique_tag_name
Branching and tagging are complex topics with many considerations and options. You can find more comprehensive information and instructions in the following resources:
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Displays the name of the contact that's currently logged in and it also displays the Log Out link. If the contact is not logged in the module will display "No one logged in. [Log in]"
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Take a look at my projects. The most of this will be Windows Platform projects and some web developments.
I'm taking with my friends our blog named Geeky Theory. There you can see all my articles and personal opinions.
In this section I will list my most important speaking engagements at conferences, user groups and other events.


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Our mission will only be accomplished when Xyrinians are well positioned in their various careers, occupying positions where the full impact of their contributions to society will be felt by millions around the globe who will in return glorify God for them. Therefore, in order to raise such people who will make ‘huge contributions’ – not just little contributions – to our society, the career choices of Xyrinians should be well-informed and divinely-inspired. After the JSS3 exams are over, we usually spend some time researching and building up our knowledge base of up-to-date modern careers as well as traditional careers. We also spend quality time in prayers for God’s leading. The Bible tells us, “There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death” (Proverbs 14:12) and also, “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Be not wise in thine own eyes” (Proverbs 3: 5-7a). We know that when we pray and trust God, He directs us.
- 1. To significantly increase the knowledge of every JSS3 student about age-long traditional careers as well as the newly emerging careers of the 21st century.
- 2. To inform the students of the various career routes available to them within Nigeria and abroad.
- 3. To use a variety of techniques including psychometric tests and analysis as well as the skills of self-reflection and evaluation as useful tools in identifying ‘best-fit’ career choices.
- 4. To spend quality time praying for God’s guidance and to receive divine direction.
| PHASES | DATES | DETAILS |
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| PHASE 1 – RESEARCH & INFORMATION | MIDDLE OF MAY TILL END OF MAY | In-school programmes (Slide shows and presentations, internet-research and online testing, guest speakers). |
| PHASE 2 - DEVELOPMENT | LONG VACATION | Form completion with parents and Work Experience in chosen career industry. |
| PHASE 3 - FINALIZATION | SEPTEMBER TO OCTOBER | In-school programme (Work with support from U.K. based Careers Consultants). |
PHASE 1 – RESEARCH & INFORMATION
For a week, the students usually undergo intensive research and information gathering exercises and will also have the opportunity of listening to a number of guest speakers who are professionals in various fields.
PHASE 2 - DEVELOPMENT
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT - During the long vacation, parents are required to spend quality time discussing with their
children and praying about their career choice and their subject choices. It is advised that parents should not seek to
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career best suited to him or her bearing in mind what they are good at (ability) and what they are interested in
(passion).
WORK EXPERIENCE (2 WEEKS): Parents should also find work experience placements during the long vacation where their
child can have some experience of working preferably in their area of choice or the ‘best fit’. For example, a child who
wishes to become a barrister could work in a barrister’s chamber where she or he will have insight into what the daily
work of a barrister is like. The work experience should be for two weeks. Pupils are to complete the Work Experience
Booklet during this period and bring this back to school in September.
PHASE 3 – FINALIZATION
Under the guidance of a U.K. based Careers Consultant, a dedicated two-week programme is undertaken during which students become conversant with the various international routes available to them – especially when it comes to studying abroad and the necessary qualifications to get into colleges and universities abroad.


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I have just bought my first emonTXv3 and I think it's a great device.
Looking at the node on cms, it shows 13 input slots. All the documentation I can find only goes up to number 12 (the pulse counter).
What is number 13 please? Mine has the fixed value of -57 when I look at Inputs.
Re: emonTXv3 Node keys
I believe that's the signal strength.
Mine seem to range from -34 (15' out the window) to -65 (70' at the bottom of the garden through a couple of walls) - these are actually emonTHs. The emonTXs are at about -50 (30' & a couple of walls).
Re: emonTXv3 Node keys
@blaal02: thank you - that makes a lot of sense. Now i know what it is i can probably search to find it; before knowing, it was impossible to track down :)


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The RFIDDevice class is used to interact with RFID readers. More...
#include <RFIDDevice.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| RFIDDevice (SerialDevice *device) | |
| ~RFIDDevice () | |
| int | getReaderInfo (RFIDMessage *result) |
| int | getFirmwareVersion (RFIDMessage *result) |
| int | getReadPointStatus (RFIDMessage *result, string *read_point) |
| int | getPower (RFIDMessage *result) |
| int | setPower (RFIDMessage *result, unsigned int power_level) |
| int | getProtocol (RFIDMessage *result) |
| int | setProtocol (RFIDMessage *result, unsigned int protocol) |
| int | getSourceQ (RFIDMessage *result, string *source) |
| int | setSourceQ (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, unsigned int value) |
| int | getSourceSession (RFIDMessage *result, string *source) |
| int | setSourceSession (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, unsigned int value) |
| int | getSourceTarget (RFIDMessage *result, string *source) |
| int | setSourceTarget (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, unsigned int value) |
| int | inventory (RFIDMessage *result, string *source) |
| int | inventory (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, string *mask, unsigned short mask_pos, unsigned short flags) |
| int | readTagMemory (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, string *tagId, unsigned short memory_bank, unsigned short address, unsigned short length) |
| int | writeTagMemory (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, string *tagId, unsigned short memory_bank, unsigned short address, string *value, unsigned int password) |
| int | setTagId (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, string *oldTagId, string *newTagId, unsigned int password) |
| int | setAccessPassword (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, string *tagId, unsigned int oldPassowrd, unsigned int newPassword) |
| int | setKillPassword (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, string *tagId, unsigned int password, unsigned int newKillPassword) |
| int | setTagLock (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, string *tagId, unsigned int flags, unsigned int password) |
| int | killTag (RFIDMessage *result, string *source, string *tagId, unsigned int password) |
| int | checkReadPointInSource (RFIDMessage *result, string *read_point, string *source) |
| int | addReadPointToSource (RFIDMessage *result, string *read_point, string *source) |
| int | removeReadPointFromSource (RFIDMessage *result, string *read_point, string *source) |
The RFIDDevice class is used to interact with RFID readers.
The RFIDDevice class offers a group of methods to work with the RFID readers. This class uses the RFIDMessage nad SerialModule classes to contact the reader and recieve response.
This class offers only a limited amount of already implemented commands for the RFID readers. Other commands can be implemented very quickly using the RFIDMessage construction methods.
| RFIDDevice::RFIDDevice | ( | SerialDevice * | device | ) |
Constructs the RFIDDevice based on a serialDevice.
| device | the serialDevice used to contact the reader. |
| RFIDDevice::~RFIDDevice | ( | ) |
Destructs the module.
| int RFIDDevice::addReadPointToSource | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | read_point, | ||
| string * | source | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::addReadPointToSource adds the read-point to the source.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| read_point | the name of the read-point. |
| source | the name of the source. |
| int RFIDDevice::checkReadPointInSource | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | read_point, | ||
| string * | source | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::checkReadPointInSource checks if the given read-point is assigned to the source.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| read_point | the name of the read-point. |
| source | the name of the source. |
| int RFIDDevice::getFirmwareVersion | ( | RFIDMessage * | result | ) |
The method RFIDDevice::getFirmwareVersion requests the current firmware version of tthe RFID reader.
| result | a message where the antenna status will be written into. |
| int RFIDDevice::getPower | ( | RFIDMessage * | result | ) |
The method RFIDDevice::getPower returns the current power level of the reader (mW).
| result | a message where the current power level will be written into. |
| int RFIDDevice::getProtocol | ( | RFIDMessage * | result | ) |
The method RFIDDevice::getProtocol returns the currently used protocol.
| result | a message where the currently used protocol code will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| int RFIDDevice::getReaderInfo | ( | RFIDMessage * | result | ) |
The method RFIDDevice::getReaderInfo requests product name and serial no. information of the RFID reader.
| result | a message where the antenna status will be written into. |
| int RFIDDevice::getReadPointStatus | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | read_point | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::getReadPointStatus requests the status of the read_point antenna.
| result | a message where the antenna status will be written into. |
| read_point | the name of the antenna. |
| int RFIDDevice::getSourceQ | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::getSourceQ gets current value of the Q anti-collision parameter of the source (related to the approximated number of tags to be read).
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| int RFIDDevice::getSourceSession | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::getSourceSession gets the current session mode of the source in which it performs the reading cycles.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| int RFIDDevice::getSourceTarget | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::getSourceTarget gets the target mode of the source in which it performs the reading cycles.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| int RFIDDevice::inventory | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::inventory performs an inventory scan and returns all the found RFID tags.
| result | a message where the infos of the found RFID tags will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| int RFIDDevice::inventory | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| string * | mask, | ||
| unsigned short | mask_pos, | ||
| unsigned short | flags | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::inventory performs an inventory scan and returns all the found RFID tags.
| result | a message where the infos of the found RFID tags will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| mask | the bitmask to be used for filtering the tag IDs. |
| mask_pos | the position where the mask should start the filtering. |
| flags | flags describing which information should be included in the tag response. |
| int RFIDDevice::killTag | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| string * | tagId, | ||
| unsigned int | password | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::killTag kills the target tag (permanently unable to inventory/read/write).
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| tagId | the id of the target tag. |
| password | the kill password of the tag. |
| int RFIDDevice::readTagMemory | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| string * | tagId, | ||
| unsigned short | memory_bank, | ||
| unsigned short | address, | ||
| unsigned short | length | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::readTagMemory reads the tag memory.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| tagId | the id of the target tag. |
| memory_bank | the code of the target memory bank on the tag. |
| address | the start position in the memory bank, where the new data will be read from. |
| length | the length of the value to be read. |
| int RFIDDevice::removeReadPointFromSource | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | read_point, | ||
| string * | source | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::removeReadPointFromSource removes the read-point from the source.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| read_point | the name of the read-point. |
| source | the name of the source. |
| int RFIDDevice::setAccessPassword | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| string * | tagId, | ||
| unsigned int | oldPassowrd, | ||
| unsigned int | newPassword | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setAccessPassword sets a new access password to the tag.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| tagId | the id of the target tag. |
| oldPassword | the current access password of the tag. |
| newPassword | the new access password of the tag. |
| int RFIDDevice::setKillPassword | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| string * | tagId, | ||
| unsigned int | password, | ||
| unsigned int | newKillPassword | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setKillPassword sets a new kill password to the tag memory.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| tagId | the id of the target tag. |
| password | the access password of the tag. |
| newKillPassword | the new kill password of the tag. |
| int RFIDDevice::setPower | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| unsigned int | power_level | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setPower changes the power level of the reader to a new value (mW).
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| power_level | the new power level (mW). |
| int RFIDDevice::setProtocol | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| unsigned int | protocol | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setProtocol changes the communication protocol.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| protocol | the new protocol. |
| int RFIDDevice::setSourceQ | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| unsigned int | value | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setSourceQ sets the Q anti-collision parameter of the source (related to the approximated number of tags to be read).
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| value | new Q value. |
| int RFIDDevice::setSourceSession | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| unsigned int | value | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setSourceSession sets the session mode of the source in which it should perform the reading cycles.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| value | new session mode. |
| int RFIDDevice::setSourceTarget | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| unsigned int | value | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setSourceTarget sets the target (A/B) mode of the source in which it should perform the reading cycles.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| value | new target mode. |
| int RFIDDevice::setTagId | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| string * | oldTagId, | ||
| string * | newTagId, | ||
| unsigned int | password | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setTagId sets a new Id to the tag memory.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| oldTagId | the current id of the target tag. |
| newTagId | the new id of the target tag. |
| password | the password of the tag. |
| int RFIDDevice::setTagLock | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| string * | tagId, | ||
| unsigned int | flags, | ||
| unsigned int | password | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::setTagLock sets a lock configuration of the tag (password and memory bank access).
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| tagId | the id of the target tag. |
| flags | the new lock configuration and configraion mask of the tag. |
| password | the access password of the tag. |
| int RFIDDevice::writeTagMemory | ( | RFIDMessage * | result, |
| string * | source, | ||
| string * | tagId, | ||
| unsigned short | memory_bank, | ||
| unsigned short | address, | ||
| string * | value, | ||
| unsigned int | password | ||
| ) |
The method RFIDDevice::writeTagMemory writes the tag memory.
| result | a message where the success status will be written into. |
| source | name of the source. |
| tagId | the id of the target tag. |
| memory_bank | the code of the target memory bank on the tag. |
| address | the start position in the memory bank, where the new data will be written into. |
| value | the new value to be set. |
| password | the password of the tag. |


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My first project was based (extremely) loosely on EA's Dragon Age Keep. Put simply, this website allows you to adjust decisions made throughout the Dragon Age series and validate your choices based on those selected previously.
While the scope of the website was beyond my skill, time, and resources I was still inspired to attempt something loosely similar. The final iteration ended up being a simple color matching game. The player is given 9 squares of 3 different colors and a target color they must match. If the player attempts to select two different colors, or matches three colors that are not the target color, the game will reset.
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| Custom Command: |
getstatus
Returns information on database and sync state.
getkeychains
Returns list of all keychains in currently open vault.
getkeychaininfo
Returns information about a specific keychain by name.
| string | name |
newkeychain
Creates a new keychain and returns the keychain information. The second parameter is optional and allows the setting of an arbitrary seed. The seed must be at least 128 bits long and is provided in hex.
| string | name | |
| string | seed |
renamekeychain
Renames an existing keychain.
| string | oldname | |
| string | newname |
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Returns a list of all accounts in vault.
getaccountinfo
Returns information about a specific account by name.
| string | name |
newaccount
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| string | name | |
| integer | minsigs | |
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renameaccount
Renames an existing account in vault.
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| string | newname |
issuescript
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Of mankind are some who say: "We believe in Allah," but if they are made to suffer for the sake of Allah, they consider the trial of mankind as Allah's punishment, and if victory comes from your Lord, (the hypocrites) will say: "Verily! We were with you (helping you)." Is not Allah Best Aware of what is in the breast of the 'Alamin (mankind and jinns). |
| 029:010 Maulana | : |
And among men is he who says: We believe in Allah; but when he is persecuted for the sake of Allah, he thinks the persecution of men to be as the chastisement of Allah. And if there comes help from thy Lord, they will say: Surely we were with you. Is not Allah the Best Knower of what is in the hearts of mankind? |
| 029:010 Pickthal | : |
Of mankind is he who saith: We believe in Allah, but, if he be made to suffer for the sake of Allah, he mistaketh the persecution of mankind for Allah's punishment; and then, if victory cometh from thy Lord, will say: Lo! we were with you (all the while). Is not Allah Best Aware of what is in the bosoms of (His) creatures? |
| 029:010 Rashad | : |
Among the people there are those who say, "We believe in GOD," but as soon as they suffer any hardship because of GOD, they equate the people's persecution with GOD's retribution. But if blessings from your Lord come your way, they say, "We were with you." Is GOD not fully aware of the people's innermost thoughts? |
| 029:010 Sarwar | : |
Some people say, "We have faith in God." But when they face some hardship for His cause, they begin to consider the persecution that they have experienced from people as a torment from God. When your Lord grants you a victory, they say, "We were with you." Does God not know best what is in the hearts of every creature?. |
| 029:010 Shakir | : |
And among men is he who says: We believe in Allah; but when he is persecuted in (the way of) Allah he thinks the persecution of men to be as the chastisement of Allah; and if there come assistance from your Lord, they would most certainly say: Surely we were with you. What! is not Allah the best knower of what is in the breasts of mankind. |
| 029:010 Sherali | : |
And of men there are some who say, 'We believe in ALLAH;' but when they are made to suffer in the cause of ALLAH, they regard the persecution of men as if it were the punishment of ALLAH. And if help comes from thy Lord, they are sure to say, 'Certainly, we were with you.' Is not ALLAH best aware of what is in the breasts of HIS creatures? |
| 029:010 Yusufali | : |
Then there are among men such as say, "We believe in Allah"; but when they suffer affliction in (the cause of) Allah, they treat men's oppression as if it were the Wrath of Allah! And if help comes (to thee) from thy Lord, they are sure to say, "We have (always) been with you!" Does not Allah know best all that is in the hearts of all creation? |
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Uninstalling Build-At-Scale¶
- Build-at-Scale can be uninstalled using a single helm command
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Deleteing helm deployment does not delete the volumes created by the helm chart. You will have to manually delete the volumes created on storage.
Uninstalling kismatic cluster¶
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The reset command uninstalls your kubernetes cluster and all packages installed by kismatic on the master as well as the slave nodes.


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This quiz uses Kaggle data collected in August 2019 from Apple API. The data is related to 17000+ Strategy games like Sudoku, Pokémon Go etc. A large sample of 1000 games was extracted for this quiz. The primary objective is to explore the extent to which the design and description plays a role in the overall success of a mobile game, using classification ML techniques.
You are given two datasets, one containing basic information on games including user ratings, cost, description (by the developer), release date etc. The other dataset includes frequency of the top two thousand most frequent words (tokens) used in the description of these games. The idea is to test through ML classification, if the quality of design and popularity in terms of user ratings extend to the description and usage of language, or not.
The dataset containing tokens is stemmed, tokenized, and stop words were used to clean for non-English tokens, empty lines, spaces and special characters. The dataset only contains the frequency of token appearance in each description. Such tokenization technique is known as Bag of Words (BOW), which is the next topic to explore.
In the first dataset, create a new categorical response variable for user ratings, by creating three categories: Poor, Good and Great.
Poor = User Ratings <= 3
Good = User Ratings 3.5 or 4
Great = User Ratings 4.5 or 5
In the second dataset, perform dimension reduction in three different forms:
a) Regular PCA keeping at least 90% of the variance
b) Sparse PCA keeping at most 20 components (remember that this step will take approx.. 5 mins to run)
c) t-SNE producing three dimensions using perplexity of your choice.
Now, merge the two datasets on indices to get ready for classification.
Use only the new reduced dimensions created from PCA, Sparse PCA and t-SNE to map the categorical User Rating column. Feel free to use these dimensions in their pure form (dimensions from only one technique) or as combinations (dimensions mixed up from various techniques).
Use KNN, Random Forest, Gradient Boosting and XGBoost algorithms to compete for the best result. Use your choice of metric (F1 or Accuracy) as the benchmark measuring and comparing model performance.
Make sure to break your model down into train and test with the distribution of 80% vs 20% respectively. Don’t use k-fold validation for this quiz.
The following are the minimum constraints for hyper parameters of the ML algorithms:
KNN:
Constants: Algorithm (= KD-Tree only ), Distance Metric = Euclidean (p = power of the distance formula = 2)
Variables: K-neighbors, number of features,
Random Forest:
(n_estimators=100, 500, min_samples_split=5, min_samples_leaf=5, random_state=your student number)
Gradient Boosting:
(learning_rate=0.1, 0.01, 0.001, n_estimators=100, 500, subsample=0.6, 0.8, 1, min_samples_split=5, min_samples_leaf=5, random_state=your student number,)
XGBoost:
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- Benefits for developers
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- How to publish
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What's javascript package?
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Benefits of package
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- Changelogs for management helps them see clearly and in a wide scope
- Seperation of concern
- Re-Usability
Benefits for developer
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- Updating your dependencies and not having to worry if your project breaks someone
else's
- Control over which tool/technology you want to use
- Automation and separate repository access, more controlled styleguide.
- Separate linting, building and not having to deal with legacy code, ever!
- Use latest features from frontend which might include scss and es2017 (new
javascript standard)
- Use any frontend technology, react, angular, vue, you name it.
- Checking code quality and testing is faster if there are multiple smaller
packages
Disadvantages of packages
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- Requires maintenance across multiple repositories
- For private repositories it might mean a tiny bit of added cost
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Quality of good package
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- Easy to get started for any changes
- CI integration
- Should be able to plug anywhere and start using right away
- Development should be clear, and changes should be reflected locally right away
- Less dependencies, and every of them should just come with a npm install
- Easy to develop
Publishing a package
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- create a .npmignore file (npm ignores from .gitignore by default)
- check main entry point in package.json
- Check homepage entry in package.json
- Once everything is done, simply run
npm run publish
- I have forgotten to update version number in package.json
- I also did forget tag commit with version number
- I also have forgotten to write a change log
- I'm also lazy to do this once in a while
Semantic Release
- Runs every time when something is merged in default branch (master in most of the cases)
- Since this is automated, there's no way it'd forget
- It's stable
- Once something is merged, it generates change
log for that release
- also comments on PR
and issues and tells which version this issue is resolved in
- Creates actual releases on github instead of normal tagged commits
- Saves a lot of developer's time
Helping semantic release
- always use angular style commit message
- setup hooks to prevent people from writing with invalid commit message
- Reject PRs which have completely random commit messages
Husky
git hooks made easy
"husky": {
"hooks": {
"commit-msg": "validate-commit-msg",
"pre-commit": "npm run lint",
"pre-push": "npm run build && npm run build:prod && npm test"
}
}
Greenkeeper
Creates PR for any packages which have a new update
Translation
Manage yourself, leverage something else to do actual translation.
Have single source of truth on your package
Tips
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- Enforce as strict linting as possible
- If there's a style contributor uses but you don't like, feel free to write a lint rule
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- Trust your builds, but not blindly
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Joint recovery method for time-lapse seismic data
This application is available only in the software release for members of SINBAD consortium.
This package is an application for time-lapse data acquired with randomized sampling schemes, and a joint recovery method based on sparse inversion (via L1 minimization). In particular, we show the performance of the method for: (i) data with random missing shots, and (ii) data simulated for a time-jittered, blended marine acquisition.
Authors: Felix Oghenekohwo (foghenekohwo@eos.ubc.ca), Haneet Wason<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: June, 2014
Contents
Downloading & Dependencies
The code can be found in the SLIM sofware release under /applications/Acquisition/TimeLapseJRM.
The code has been tested with Matlab R2013a.
This code uses the following packages, also found in the tools part of the SLIM software release.
- utilities/SPOT - object oriented framework for matrix-free linear algebra.
- utilities/SegyMAT - Matlab/Octave toolbox for reading and writing SEG-Y formatted files.
- functions/misc - miscellaneous functions.
- solvers/SPGL1-SLIM - SLIM version of SPGL1 solver.
- transforms/CurveLab-2.1.2-SLIM - curvelet transform functions.
Running & Parallelism
All the examples and results are produced by the scripts found in this software release under applications/Acquisition/TimeLapseJRM/. Start matlab from that directory or run startup in that directory to add the appropriate paths.
To run the scripts follow the instructions in the README file enclosed with the code. The scripts can be run in serial mode.
Read more about SLIM's approach to parallel computing in Matlab.
Examples and results
An example of recovery from data with missing shots is shown here.
An example of recovery from time-jittered, blended data is shown here.
References
[1] Felix Oghenekohwo, Ernie Esser, and Felix J. Herrmann [2014]. Time-lapse seismic without repetition: reaping the benefits from randomized sampling and joint recovery. Presented at the 76th EAGE Conference and Exhibition.
[2] Haneet Wason, Felix Oghenekohwo, and Felix J. Herrmann [2014]. Randomization and repeatability in time-lapse marine acquisition. Presented at the EAGE Workshop on Land and Ocean Bottom; Broadband Full Azimuth Seismic Surveys, Spain.
[3] Haneet Wason, Felix Oghenekohwo, and Felix J. Herrmann [2014]. Randomization and repeatability in time-lapse marine acquisition. To be presented at the SEG Conference.
Acknowledgements
Thanks to our sponsors and NSERC for their financial support.


Arrays and Hashes in Ruby
November 12, 2014
Instead of working with one object, many times one wants to work with many objects–a collection of objects. Ruby represents collections of objects by putting them inside container objects. Two popular container objects are the array and the hash.
An array is an ordered collection of objects. The objects are indexed numerically, starting from 0 and increasing by 1 as new objects are added to the array. In this way, an array acts as a list, starting the count at 0. Objects in the array can be accessed using the numerical index. The objects always stay in the same order unless one explicitly moves them around.
A hash is also an ordered collection of objects. However, the objects are stored in pairs. Each pair consists of a key and a value, which can be any Ruby object (like a string). The values in the hash can be accessed using the keys. In this way, hashes act like lists, but instead of being numbered, each list item is prefixed with a unique key. There can be only one value for any given key. Hashes also remember the order in which key/value pairs were entered.
Clearly, arrays and hashes are very similar. An array could be considered a hash, just with consecutive numbers representing the keys. And a hash could be considered an array, where the index can be anything, not just consecutive numbers. Arrays act as the staple of lists and collections. Hashes act as a more specialied list, allowing one to lookup values more easily.


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This middleware will improve the performance of your web site by capturing the output from downstream middleware and saving it in the ICache facility, then using the cached response when another identical request is received.
The output is only cached when dwnstream middleware indicates that it is valid to cache the response. Other Middleware (like the static file middleware) will communicate with the output cache when installed to tell it when the response can be cached.
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builder.Register(ninject.Get<OwinFramework.OutputCache.OutputCacheMiddleware>()) .As("Output cache") .ConfigureWith(config, "/owinFramework/middleware/outputCache");
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This lists multiple ways to access a value of type Optional<T>
. Two are supported
by additional ELResolver
implementation OptionalResolver
.
class Person { public Optional<Car> getCar() {...} } class Car { public Optional<Insurance> getInsurance() {...} } class Insurance { public String getNumber() {...} }
Out of the box, EL 3.0 doesn't support Java 8 SE constructs. The main reason is, that JSR-341 is intended to work with Java SE 7, therefore it cannot depend on any Java 8 APIs. One therefore needs to create extra getters to traverse properties returning Optional.
\#{p.insuranceNumber.orElse("uninsured")} public Optional<String> getInsuranceNumber() { return getCar().flatMap(Car::getInsurance).map(Insurance::getNumber); }
OptionalResolver
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Optional.flatMap
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java.util.Function
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Though the Game Of Thrones logic of "any man who must call himself king is no true king" is sound, it most certainly does not apply in the realm of hip-hop or RnB. In fact, the latter's world was thrust into a veritable succession struggle, when the title of King Of RnB became the most sought after property since the DaBaby feature. Jacquees damn near made an entire marketing campaign about it, taking the process to its natural conclusion with his brand new King Of RnB mixtape. Though the verdict remains to be seen, it's nice to see Jacquees moving to stake his claim.
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--- title: "Confessions of a Tidyverse Straggler" date: 2018-04-18T15:33:16-07:00 draft: true ---
I learned R before the tidyverse (shout out to @BaumerBen’s Multiple Regression class Fall 2016) and have failed to update my skills. There, I said it. I’m a statistics PhD student whose code is riddled with dollar signs (pull Sara!) and the occassional loop that I’ve never wrangled into a proper apply statement (which should now be switched to purrr?). And although I have picked up some ggplot2 and dplyr (I’m not THAT much of an R hermit), I really don’t know what new functionality is available. This prevents my code from keeping up with the times. It has always been on my to-do list to work through the tidyverse documentation so that I can start using the packages in my own work, but I’ve always prioritized “done” over “pretty”.
But no longer! My plan of attack is to start blogging about my tidyverse immersion, one package at a time. Each week(ish) I will read up on a tidyverse package and ideally, update some gross code from one of my current or previous projects, showing the before and after. Maybe I’ll aim to post on Monday’s… #MakeoverMonday anyone?
What do I need to master?
That is a lot of weeks! So why am I doing this now?
Hadley Wickham gave a talk in our department recently, and I was one of the lucky five to have lunch with him beforehand. He mentioned that failing to update one’s R skills is like never updating R and RStudio versions (I’m occasionally guilty on this front as well, but let’s deal with one character flaw at a time).
When I was trying to help students at UC Berkeley’s third annual DataFest, I realized the students didn’t know what I was talking about when I was describing how I would approach a coding problem. I needed a tidyverse translator!
I’m trying to be more open about my work (GitHub, Twitter), and there is only so much embarassment I can take.
If not now, when?
So stay tuned, and hold me accountable.
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Week 8 Cultural: Conflict
September 7, 2014
It's interesting to think about how I've dealt with conflict in my life. In general, the conflicts that come to mind generally occured during times when I was under a lot of emotional stress. One conflict in particular (which was really more like a series of conflicts) occurred during freshman year of college. Early in the year, I befriended someone, and we became very close. Over the course of the year, I discovered that this person had been making up lies about me to our mutual friends and talking about me behind my back. The lies were petty, but egregious, and I was completely caught off guard.
Needless to say, I felt extremely betrayed and disillusioned. I took this person's actions personally, and started to mistrust our other friends too. To deal with the situation and the pain I felt, I essentially broke off contact with the friend, tried to avoid situations where I knew they would be present, and tried to forget about the whole strange situation. I don't think my actions made the situation better, but they did protect me from getting hurt by this person again. The betrayal was so shocking to me that I think it made it difficult for me to become close to new friends afterwards.
If I could go back, I'm not sure what I would do differently. Perhaps I should have confronted this person more directly to find out why exactly they would do such a cruel thing. I'm sure they had reasons, but to me, it always seemed extremely out of the blue. If I had taken the time to talk with the person, maybe I would have learned some things about their life that caused them to act this way. Since the incidents, I have suspected that this person was extremely insecure and jealous, and that their method of coping was to say whatever they thought people wanted to hear, regardless of its truth. Now that I am a few years removed from this conflict, I can tell that I have definitely learned to be more empathetic and try to see the world from someone else's perspective, particularly when their behavior is odd and destructive.


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A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: **1/2 OUT OF ****
United States, 1998 U.S. Release Date: 4/24/98 (wide) Running Length: 1:33 MPAA Classification: R (Profanity, violence, nudity, bad taste) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
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THE BIG HIT exhibits many of the same characteristics as the most over-the-top entries into the Hong Kong action/comedy genre, which shouldn't come as a surprise considering that the director (Che-Kirk Wong) and executive producer (John Woo) made their reputations overseas on those kinds of films. THE BIG HIT is as irreverent as parodies come, and exhibits a great deal more energy than the tired, pun-filled NAKED GUN clones. This movie isn't afraid of venturing into the realm of bad taste -- in fact, it revels in it. There's sure to be something in THE BIG HIT to offend just about everyone, but the film is audacious enough that I found myself gaining sporadic entertainment from its cheerful, cartoonish spoofing.
THE BIG HIT's lead character is the improbably named Melvin Smiley (Mark Wahlberg, last seen wearing a prosthesis in BOOGIE NIGHTS). He's a hit man who has killed about 100 people, but is afflicted with an undesirable weakness for someone in his position: "I can't stand the idea of anybody not liking me." Melvin has a complicated personal life -- he is engaged to be married to a ditzy blond (Christina Applegate) and has a black girlfriend (Lela Rochon) on the side. Their financial demands have put him in debt, so he joins his buddies, Cisco (Lou Diamond Phillips), Crunch (Bokeem Woodbine), Gump (Robert Dunne), and Vinnie (Antonio Sabato Jr.), in a kidnapping scheme. They snatch Keiko (China Chow), the pretty college-age daughter of a bankrupt Japanese businessman (Sab Shimono). Unfortunately, she also happens to be the goddaughter of crime lord Paris (Avery Brooks), Cisco and Melvin's boss. To save himself, Cisco turns against the rest of the gang, going after them one-by-one. Meanwhile, Keiko and the sensitive Melvin fall in love and plan to run away together.
The plot is ludicrous and the acting falls neatly into one of two categories: way over-the-top or simply awful. Mark Wahlberg is badly miscast as Melvin. His rather bland portrayal of the hitman fails to energize certain comic scenes that should have been funnier. Lou Diamond Phillips is the perfect villain for an overblown movie: it looks like he took lessons on scenery-chewing from either Dennis Hopper or Gary Oldman. Christina Applegate, Lainie Kazan, and Elliot Gould are all irritatingly bad, but I believe that's actually the point. I don't think the film makers had Oscar nominations in mind when they cast these three. Newcomer China Chow is the only one who shows any promise, and that's not saying much.
THE BIG HIT's comedy is widely variable -- some of it is funny and clever while some is weary and familiar. During the course of the movie's 90 minute running time, THE BIG HIT gives us ethnic caricatures, tremendously over-the-top car chases, and jokes involving vomit, mutilated body parts, masturbation, hara-kiri, video store clerks, high- tech call tracing methods, chicken stuffing, and KING KONG LIVES (arguably one of the worst movies of all time).
Wong directs THE BIG HIT with more flair than the material perhaps deserves. This is a colorful, kinetic motion picture that never threatens to bore even a viewer afflicted with attention deficit disorder. There are a lot of shoot-outs and other action sequences, and, while none of them are suspenseful or thrilling, they're suitably noisy. I viewed most of these as takeoffs on more generic testosterone- and-adrenaline sequences, and, seen on that level, they work. The film also has some fun showing (via instant replay) the way people in action movies live through unsurvivable situations. The less seriously one takes things, the better they work. As low-intelligence entertainment goes, this film is very much a hit-and-miss affair.
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Where to ride?
This question often involves how experienced you are to mountain biking. For riders with some experience, just check out the trails section of this website and choose an appropriate trail for your riding ability. For new riders, it is generally best to explore the gravel trails around Bald Hill and the McDonald Forest first. After becoming familiar with your abilities then you can try out Tum Tum, Alsea Falls, and Mary’s Peak.
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