| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| filter | Filter |
|
|
| aggregate | Aggregate |
|
|
| field | string |
|
| Field | Validations |
| filter |
|
| field |
|
AuthTarget is the payload/input to Authorizer expressions
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| user | Doc | user is the user making the request |
|
| target | google.protobuf.Struct | target is the request/response represented as a Struct |
|
| headers | AuthTarget.HeadersEntry | repeated | headers are the request headers |
| Field | Validations |
| user |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | string |
|
Authorizer is a graph primitive used for authorizing inbound requests and/or responses(see AuthTarget)
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| name | string | name is the unique name of the authorizer |
|
| method | string | method is the rpc method that will invoke the authorizer |
|
| expression | string | expression is the boolean CEL expression that evaluates either the request or response body |
|
| target_requests | bool | target_responses sets the authorizer to evaluate request bodies |
|
| target_responses | bool | target_responses sets the authorizer to evaluate response bodies |
| Field | Validations |
| name |
|
| method |
|
| expression |
|
Authorizers is an array of authorizer
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| authorizers | Authorizer | repeated |
|
Boolean is a simple boolean value
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| value | bool |
|
ConnectFilter is used to fetch connections related to a single noted
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| doc_ref | Ref | doc_ref is the ref to the target doc. (validator.field) = {msg_exists : true}] |
|
| gtype | string | gtype is the type of connections to return. (validator.field) = {regex : "^.{1,225}$"} |
|
| expression | string | expression is a CEL expression used to filter connections/modes |
|
| limit | uint64 | limit is the maximum number of items to return. (validator.field) = {int_gt : 0} |
|
| sort | string | custom sorting of the results. (validator.field) = {regex : "((^|, )(|ref.gid|ref.gtype|^attributes.(.*)))+$"} |
|
| seek | string | seek to a specific key for pagination |
|
| reverse | bool | reverse the results |
| Field | Validations |
| doc_ref |
|
| gtype |
|
| limit |
|
| sort |
|
Connection is a graph primitive that represents a relationship between two docs
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| ref | Ref | ref is the ref to the connection |
|
| attributes | google.protobuf.Struct | attributes are k/v pairs |
|
| directed | bool | directed is false if the connection is bi-directional |
|
| from | Ref | from is the doc ref that is the source of the connection |
|
| to | Ref | to is the doc ref that is the destination of the connection |
| Field | Validations |
| ref |
|
| from |
|
| to |
|
ConnectionConstructor is used to create an Connection
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| ref | RefConstructor | ref is the ref to the new Connection. If an id isn't present, one will be generated. |
|
| attributes | google.protobuf.Struct | attributes are k/v pairs |
|
| directed | bool | directed is false if the connection is bi-directional |
|
| from | Ref | from is the doc ref that is the root of the connection |
|
| to | Ref | to is the doc ref that is the destination of the connection |
| Field | Validations |
| ref |
|
| from |
|
| to |
|
ConnectionConstructors is an array of ConnectionConstructor
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| connections | ConnectionConstructor | repeated |
|
Connections is an array of Connection
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| connections | Connection | repeated |
|
| seek_next | string |
|
Constraint a graph primitive used to validate custom doc/connection constraints
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| name | string |
|
|
| gtype | string |
|
|
| expression | string |
|
|
| target_docs | bool | if target_docs is true, this validator will be applied to documents. |
|
| target_connections | bool | if target_connections is true, this validator will be applied to connections. |
| Field | Validations |
| name |
|
| gtype |
|
| expression |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| constraints | Constraint | repeated |
|
Doc is a Graph primitive representing a single entity/resource. It is connected to other docs via Connections
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| ref | Ref | ref is the ref to the doc |
|
| attributes | google.protobuf.Struct | k/v pairs |
| Field | Validations |
| ref |
|
DocConstructor is used to create a doc
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| ref | RefConstructor | ref is the ref to the new Doc. If an id isn't present, one will be generated. |
|
| attributes | google.protobuf.Struct | arbitrary k/v pairs |
| Field | Validations |
| ref |
|
DocConstructor is used to create a batch of docs
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| docs | DocConstructor | repeated | docs is an array of doc constructors |
Docs is an array of docs
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| docs | Doc | repeated | docs is an array of docs |
| seek_next | string |
|
Edit patches the attributes of a Doc or Connection
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| ref | Ref | ref is the ref to the target doc/connection to patch |
|
| attributes | google.protobuf.Struct | attributes are k/v pairs used to overwrite k/v pairs on a doc/connection |
| Field | Validations |
| ref |
|
EditFilter is used to patch/edit docs/connections
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| filter | Filter | filter is used to filter docs/connections to patch |
|
| attributes | google.protobuf.Struct | attributes are k/v pairs used to overwrite k/v pairs on all docs/connections that pass the filter |
ExistsFilter is used as input into all Exists(boolean) related queries.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| gtype | string |
|
|
| expression | string |
|
|
| seek | string | seek to a specific key for pagination |
|
| reverse | bool | reverse the results |
|
| index | string | search in a specific index |
| Field | Validations |
| gtype |
|
| expression |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| expression | string | expression is a CEL expression used to filter connections/nodes |
Filter is a generic filter using Common Expression Language
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| gtype | string | gtype is the doc/connection type to be filtered |
|
| expression | string | expression is a CEL expression used to filter connections/modes |
|
| limit | uint64 | limit is the maximum number of items to return |
|
| sort | string | custom sorting of the results. |
|
| seek | string | seek to a specific key for pagination |
|
| reverse | bool | reverse the results |
|
| index | string | search in a specific index |
| Field | Validations |
| gtype |
|
| limit |
|
| sort |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| open_id_discovery | string | open id connect discovery uri ex: https://accounts.google.com/.well-known/openid-configuration (env: GRAPHIK_OPEN_ID) |
|
| storage_path | string | persistant storage ref (env: GRAPHIK_STORAGE_PATH) |
|
| allow_headers | string | repeated | cors allow headers (env: GRAPHIK_ALLOW_HEADERS) |
| allow_methods | string | repeated | cors allow methods (env: GRAPHIK_ALLOW_METHODS) |
| allow_origins | string | repeated | cors allow origins (env: GRAPHIK_ALLOW_ORIGINS) |
| root_users | string | repeated | root user is a list of email addresses that bypass authorizers. (env: GRAPHIK_ROOT_USERS) |
| tls_cert | string |
|
|
| tls_key | string |
|
|
| require_request_authorizers | bool |
|
|
| require_response_authorizers | bool |
|
|
| join_raft | string |
|
|
| raft_peer_id | string |
|
|
| listen_port | int64 |
|
|
| raft_secret | string |
|
|
| debug | bool |
|
|
| environment | string |
|
|
| raft_advertise | string |
|
|
| raft_max_pool | int64 |
|
|
| mutual_tls | bool |
|
|
| ca_cert | string |
|
|
| enable_ui | bool |
|
Graph is an array of docs and connections
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| docs | Docs | docs are docs present in the graph |
|
| connections | Connections | connections are connections present in the graph |
Index is a secondary index
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| name | string |
|
|
| gtype | string | gtype is the doc/connection type to be filtered |
|
| expression | string | expression is a CEL expression used to filter connections/modes |
|
| target_docs | bool | if target_docs is true, this index will be applied to documents. |
|
| target_connections | bool | if target_connections is true, this index will be applied to connections. |
| Field | Validations |
| name |
|
| gtype |
|
| expression |
|
IndexConstructor is used to construct Indexes
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| name | string | name is the unique name of the Index |
|
| gtype | string | gtype is the doc/connection type to be filtered |
|
| expression | string | expression is a CEL expression used to filter connections/modes |
|
| target_docs | bool | if target_docs is true, this index will be applied to documents. |
|
| target_connections | bool | if target_connections is true, this index will be applied to connections. |
| Field | Validations |
| name |
|
| gtype |
|
| expression |
|
Indexes is an array of Index
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| indexes | Index | repeated |
|
Message is received on PubSub subscriptions
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| channel | string | channel is the channel the message was sent to |
|
| data | google.protobuf.Struct | data is the data sent with the message |
|
| user | Ref | user is the sender that triggered/sent the message |
|
| timestamp | google.protobuf.Timestamp | timestamp is when the message was sent |
|
| method | string |
|
| Field | Validations |
| channel |
|
| data |
|
| user |
|
| timestamp |
|
| method |
|
Number is a simple double/float64 value
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| value | double |
|
OutboundMessage is a message to be published to a pubsub channel
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| channel | string | channel is the target channel to send the message to |
|
| data | google.protobuf.Struct | data is the data to send with the message |
| Field | Validations |
| channel |
|
| data |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| node_id | string |
|
|
| addr | string |
|
Pong returns PONG if the server is healthy
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| message | string | message returns PONG if healthy |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| user | Doc |
|
|
| method | string |
|
|
| set_docs | Doc | repeated |
|
| set_connections | Connection | repeated |
|
| del_docs | Ref | repeated |
|
| del_connections | Ref | repeated |
|
| set_indexes | Indexes |
|
|
| set_authorizers | Authorizers |
|
|
| set_constraints | Constraints |
|
|
| send_message | Message |
|
|
| set_triggers | Triggers |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| leader | string |
|
|
| membership | Membership |
|
|
| peers | Peer | repeated |
|
| stats | RaftState.StatsEntry | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | string |
|
Ref describes a doc/connection type & id
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| gtype | string | gtype is the type of the doc/connection ex: pet |
|
| gid | string | gid is the unique id of the doc/connection within the context of it's type |
| Field | Validations |
| gtype |
|
| gid |
|
RefConstructor creates a new Ref
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| gtype | string | gtype is the type of the doc/connection ex: pet |
|
| gid | string | gid is the unique id of the doc/connection within the context of it's type |
| Field | Validations |
| gtype |
|
Refs is an array of refs
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| refs | Ref | repeated |
|
Schema returns registered connection & doc types
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| connection_types | string | repeated | connection_types are the types of connections in the graph |
| doc_types | string | repeated | doc_types are the types of docs in the graph |
| authorizers | Authorizers |
|
|
| constraints | Constraints |
|
|
| indexes | Indexes |
|
|
| triggers | Triggers |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| filter | Filter |
|
|
| gtype | string |
|
|
| attributes | google.protobuf.Struct | attributes are k/v pairs |
|
| directed | bool | directed is false if the connection is bi-directional |
|
| from | Ref | from is the doc ref that is the root of the connection |
| Field | Validations |
| from |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| filter | Filter |
|
|
| gtype | string |
|
|
| attributes | google.protobuf.Struct | attributes are k/v pairs |
|
| directed | bool | directed is false if the connection is bi-directional |
StreamFilter is used to filter messages in a pubsub channel
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| channel | string | channel is the target channel to filter from |
|
| expression | string | expression is CEL expression used to filter messages |
|
| min | google.protobuf.Timestamp | minimum message timestamp to stream (optional) |
|
| max | google.protobuf.Timestamp | maximum message timestamp to stream (optional) |
| Field | Validations |
| channel |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| doc | Doc |
|
|
| traversal_path | Ref | repeated |
|
| depth | uint64 |
|
|
| hops | uint64 |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| traversals | Traversal | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| root | Ref |
|
|
| doc_expression | string |
|
|
| connection_expression | string |
|
|
| limit | uint64 |
|
|
| sort | string | custom sorting of the results. (validator.field) = {regex : "((^|, )(|ref.gid|ref.gtype|^attributes.(.*)))+$"} |
|
| reverse | bool |
|
|
| algorithm | Algorithm |
|
|
| max_depth | uint64 | maximum degree/depth of nodes to be visited during traversal |
|
| max_hops | uint64 | maximum number of nodes to be visited during traversal |
| Field | Validations |
| root |
|
| limit |
|
| sort |
|
| max_depth |
|
| max_hops |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| doc_expression | string |
|
|
| connection_expression | string |
|
|
| limit | uint64 |
|
|
| sort | string | custom sorting of the results. (validator.field) = {regex : "((^|, )(|ref.gid|ref.gtype|^attributes.(.*)))+$"} |
|
| reverse | bool |
|
|
| algorithm | Algorithm |
|
|
| max_depth | uint64 | maximum degree/depth of nodes to be visited during traversal |
|
| max_hops | uint64 | maximum number of nodes to be visited during traversal |
| Field | Validations |
| limit |
|
| sort |
|
| max_depth |
|
| max_hops |
|
Trigger may be used to automatically mutate the attributes of documents/connections before they are commited to the database
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| name | string | name is the unique name of the authorizer |
|
| gtype | string | gtype is the type of doc/connection will invoke the trigger |
|
| trigger | string | trigger is the arrow syntax expression that mutates the doc/connection before it is stored ref: https://github.com/graphikDB/trigger |
|
| target_docs | bool | if target_docs is true, this trigger will be applied to documents. |
|
| target_connections | bool | if target_connections is true, this trigger will be applied to connections. |
| Field | Validations |
| name |
|
| gtype |
|
| trigger |
|
Triggers is an array of Trigger
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| triggers | Trigger | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| oauth_client_id | string |
|
|
| oauth_client_secret | string |
|
|
| oauth_authorization_url | string |
|
|
| oauth_token_url | string |
|
|
| oauth_redirect_url | string |
|
|
| oauth_scopes | string | repeated |
|
| session_secret | string |
|
| Name | Number | Description |
| COUNT | 0 | |
| SUM | 1 | |
| AVG | 2 | |
| MAX | 3 | |
| MIN | 4 | |
| PROD | 5 |
| Name | Number | Description |
| BFS | 0 | BFS is short for the breadth-first search algorithm |
| DFS | 1 | DFS is short for the depth-first search algorithm |
| Name | Number | Description |
| UNKNOWN | 0 | |
| FOLLOWER | 1 | |
| CANDIDATE | 2 | |
| LEADER | 3 | |
| SHUTDOWN | 4 |
DatabaseService is the primary database service
| Method Name | Request Type | Response Type | Description |
| GetSchema | .google.protobuf.Empty | Schema | GetSchema gets schema about the Graph doc & connection types |
| SetAuthorizers | Authorizers | .google.protobuf.Empty | SetAuthorizers sets all of the authorizers in the graph database |
| SetIndexes | Indexes | .google.protobuf.Empty | SetIndexes sets all of the indexes in the graph database |
| SetConstraints | Constraints | .google.protobuf.Empty | SetConstraints sets all of the constraints in the graph database |
| SetTriggers | Triggers | .google.protobuf.Empty | SetTriggers sets all of the triggers in the graph database |
| Me | .google.protobuf.Empty | Doc | Me returns a Doc of the currently logged in user |
| CreateDoc | DocConstructor | Doc | CreateDoc creates a doc in the graph |
| CreateDocs | DocConstructors | Docs | CreateDocs creates a batch of docs in the graph |
| PutDoc | Doc | Doc | PutDoc create-or-replaces a Doc in the graph |
| PutDocs | Docs | Docs | PutDocs puts a batch of docs in the graph |
| GetDoc | Ref | Doc | GetDoc gets a single doc in the graph |
| SearchDocs | Filter | Docs | SearchDocs searches the graph for docs |
| Traverse | TraverseFilter | Traversals | Traverse executes a depth first search of the graph for docs |
| TraverseMe | TraverseMeFilter | Traversals | TraverseMe executes a graph traversal searching for docs related to the currently logged in user |
| EditDoc | Edit | Doc | EditDoc patches/edits a docs attributes |
| EditDocs | EditFilter | Docs | EditDocs patches a batch of docs attributes that pass the patch filter |
| DelDoc | Ref | .google.protobuf.Empty | DelDoc deletes a doc & all of it's connected connections |
| DelDocs | Filter | .google.protobuf.Empty | DelDocs deletes a batch of docs that pass the filter |
| ExistsDoc | ExistsFilter | Boolean | ExistsDoc searches for a Doc and returns a Boolean indicating if it exists in the graph |
| ExistsConnection | ExistsFilter | Boolean | ExistsConnection searches for a Connection and returns a Boolean indicating if it exists in the graph |
| HasDoc | Ref | Boolean | HasDoc searches for the Doc by Ref returns a Boolean indicating if it exists in the graph |
| HasConnection | Ref | Boolean | HasConnection searches for the Connection by Ref returns a Boolean indicating if it exists in the graph |
| CreateConnection | ConnectionConstructor | Connection | CreateConnection creates an connection in the graph |
| CreateConnections | ConnectionConstructors | Connections | CreateConnections creates a batch of connections in the graph |
| PutConnection | Connection | Connection | PutConnection create-or-replaces a Connection in the graph |
| PutConnections | Connections | Connections | PutConnections puts a batch of connections in the graph |
| SearchAndConnect | SearchConnectFilter | Connections | searches for documents and forms connections based on whether they pass a filter |
| SearchAndConnectMe | SearchConnectMeFilter | Connections | SearchAndConnectMe searches for documents and forms connections from the origin user to the document based on whether they pass a filter |
| GetConnection | Ref | Connection | GetConnection gets a single connection in the graph |
| SearchConnections | Filter | Connections | SearchConnections searches the graph for connections |
| EditConnection | Edit | Connection | EditConnection patches an connections attributes |
| EditConnections | EditFilter | Connections | EditConnections patches a batch of connections attributes that pass the patch filter |
| DelConnection | Ref | .google.protobuf.Empty | DelConnection deletes an connection from the graph |
| DelConnections | Filter | .google.protobuf.Empty | DelConnections deletes a batch of connections that pass the filter |
| ConnectionsFrom | ConnectFilter | Connections | ConnectionsFrom returns connections that source from the given doc ref that pass the filter |
| ConnectionsTo | ConnectFilter | Connections | ConnectionsTo returns connections that point to the given doc ref that pass the filter |
| AggregateDocs | AggFilter | Number | AggregateDocs executes an aggregation function against the graph |
| AggregateConnections | AggFilter | Number | |
| Broadcast | OutboundMessage | .google.protobuf.Empty | Broadcast broadcasts a message to a pubsub channel |
| Stream | StreamFilter | Message stream | Stream subscribes to messages on a pubsub channel |
| PushDocConstructors | DocConstructor stream | Doc stream | PushDocConstructors streams DocConstructor to the server, creating them as they're sent and streaming the new doc to the client |
| PushConnectionConstructors | ConnectionConstructor stream | Connection stream | PushConnectionConstructors streams ConnectionConstructor to the server, creating them as they're sent and streaming the new connection to the client |
| SeedDocs | Doc stream | .google.protobuf.Empty | |
| SeedConnections | Connection stream | .google.protobuf.Empty |
| Method Name | Request Type | Response Type | Description |
| Ping | .google.protobuf.Empty | Pong | Ping returns PONG if the server is health |
| JoinCluster | Peer | .google.protobuf.Empty | |
| ClusterState | .google.protobuf.Empty | RaftState |
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| double | double | double | float | float64 | double | float | Float | |
| float | float | float | float | float32 | float | float | Float | |
| int32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint32 instead. | int32 | int | int | int32 | int | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| int64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint64 instead. | int64 | long | int/long | int64 | long | integer/string | Bignum |
| uint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint32 | int | int/long | uint32 | uint | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| uint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint64 | long | int/long | uint64 | ulong | integer/string | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| sint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int32s. | int32 | int | int | int32 | int | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| sint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int64s. | int64 | long | int/long | int64 | long | integer/string | Bignum |
| fixed32 | Always four bytes. More efficient than uint32 if values are often greater than 2^28. | uint32 | int | int | uint32 | uint | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| fixed64 | Always eight bytes. More efficient than uint64 if values are often greater than 2^56. | uint64 | long | int/long | uint64 | ulong | integer/string | Bignum |
| sfixed32 | Always four bytes. | int32 | int | int | int32 | int | integer | Bignum or Fixnum (as required) |
| sfixed64 | Always eight bytes. | int64 | long | int/long | int64 | long | integer/string | Bignum |
| bool | bool | boolean | boolean | bool | bool | boolean | TrueClass/FalseClass | |
| string | A string must always contain UTF-8 encoded or 7-bit ASCII text. | string | String | str/unicode | string | string | string | String (UTF-8) |
| bytes | May contain any arbitrary sequence of bytes. | string | ByteString | str | []byte | ByteString | string | String (ASCII-8BIT) |


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8: Whalebone [fe4m], ship, 6 hulls, 1 rowing port, 18 sails, 1% damaged,
8: arrived from Ocean [ar56], owner:
8: Toulouse [h1q], Pen, with 20 sailors, 15 lt. xbowmen,
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8: Jonathan [h9k], Pen, duke, with 11 skirmishers, 16 pikemen,
8: three peasants, nine soldiers
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9: Whalebone [fe4m], ship, 6 hulls, 1 rowing port, 18 sails, 1% damaged,
9: departed for Forest of the Lost [aq55].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, forest, to Forest of the Lost [aq55], Imperia, 2 days
East, to Ocean [ar56], 6 days
South, to Ocean [as55], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ar54], 6 days
It is raining.


Some background info. I started out taking Percocet about a year ago but I have remained in fear of the drug and what it can do to a person. I started out taking only 2.5mg (1/2 of a 5mg percocet) at a time. One at about 5:30am while I am getting ready for work, one about an hour after lunch and one around 4:30pm. I remained at this dosage for probably 8 months and I found no need to do any more than this but I decided to try a little more since I had the money and the drugs. After over a year of use, I still take no more than 10mg a time and never more than 30mg a day. I still get the same high, same feeling and same euphoria associated with this class of drugs.
My special friend who gets them for me has a warrant out for her so I decided I had better stock up in case she gets busted. She sells other stuff but I don't mess with OxyContin or Morphone -- too powerful for me. Anyway, I scored 30 generic 5mg Percocets of various manufacturers (512's, Endo 602's and 54-543's) as well as 100 name brand percocet 10's (10/325) and she threw in 1 free OxyContin 10, 20, and a 40, determined to get me hooked on a higher dosage no doubt -- I'm no dummy so I will give them away to a friend I know who likes them very much. Anyway today I decided to push my limits since I had such a hellish week at work. I have been assigned a new project which is a total mess. Here's how today panned out.
5(am) T-Zero
T-0 5mg Percocet.
Within 10 minutes the high kicked in and I woke up quickly from my morning slumber. This is one of the reasons I like the drug so much is it's 'speed' effect it has on me. I am a Obsessive Compulsive person with many rituals in the morning. Euphoria really starts my day out nicely.
T+1hr
Feeling great and head into work. I love driving and no one pisses me off when I'm on percs.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
8am
I take another 5mg. Feeling great. I also have Social Anxiety and the drug makes me very socialable and friendly towards others. Note I do not take any other meds for OC or SAD. I used to but they made me tired.
Lunch was at 12:00 so at 1:00 I took another 5mg. Wow, it kicked in quickly this time. I normally don't take this dose, and I was feeling great - very wired and very happy. I waited an hour for my food to settle.
Came home and took 1/2 of one of the percocet 10's at 6pm and commenced cleaning the house (another one of my OCD things) - Opiods make any movement seem fluid-like and wonderful. I truely found a way to enjoy my little quirks :)
At 10:30 I took the last half which was too much for me. Within 10 minutes I felt naucious and laid down for a few minutes. Then the nausea went away and I felt fine again but VERY 'stoned'. I knew this was too much for me but still within my threshold so I figured 'what the hell'. Well that was 3 hours ago now and I still feel awesome, getting ready to go to bed now and wanted to give a report.
I do know I am mentally addicted to it, compounded by the fear of my OCD and SAD and not wanting to go back to feeling shy and a workaholic in solitude but I am NOT phsycially dependent on it and I attribute that to moderation and fear of the substance. I have gone without it for weeks and even an entire month with no bad reactions or withdrawls but of course I wished I could have been the social butterfly I am when I am on it.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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#include <ql/methods/finitedifferences/operators/fdmcirop.hpp>
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| FdmCIRMixedPart (const ext::shared_ptr< FdmMesher > &mesher, const ext::shared_ptr< CoxIngersollRossProcess > &cirProcess, const ext::shared_ptr< GeneralizedBlackScholesProcess > &bsProcess, Real rho, Real strike) | |
| void | setTime (Time t1, Time t2) |
| const NinePointLinearOp & | getMap () const |
Protected Attributes | |
| const NinePointLinearOp | dyMap_ |
| NinePointLinearOp | mapT_ |
| const ext::shared_ptr< FdmMesher > | mesher_ |
| const ext::shared_ptr< BlackVolTermStructure > | sigma1_ |
| const Real | strike_ |
Definition at line 76 of file fdmcirop.hpp.
| FdmCIRMixedPart | ( | const ext::shared_ptr< FdmMesher > & | mesher, |
| const ext::shared_ptr< CoxIngersollRossProcess > & | cirProcess, | ||
| const ext::shared_ptr< GeneralizedBlackScholesProcess > & | bsProcess, | ||
| Real | rho, | ||
| Real | strike | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 74 of file fdmcirop.cpp.
Definition at line 88 of file fdmcirop.cpp.
| const NinePointLinearOp & getMap | ( | ) | const |
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After four weeks of studying Java, I made this Virtual Pet game through test-driven-development. Players can interact with their pets, add pets to the Virtual Pet Shelter, and even adopt them and take them home, while maintaining their health and happiness.
I created the abstract Organic and Robotic classes, which both extend the VirtualPet class. The Robotic pet class, for example, inherits all the methods from the VirtualPet class. This leaves the parent class instance variables protected, for access by the child classes.
I created two interfaces, with empty methods, which are then overriden in the classes that implement the specific behaviors.
Supported by the Spring MVC, I created my first full-stack web application after seven weeks of studying Java and two weeks of studying the Thymeleaf template engine, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. This is a Reviews Website where the user can read lyrics and watch embedded music videos.
Using the Java Persistence API and H2, I created entities, as well as a One-to-Many relationship between each genre and the collection of reviews, all stored in repositories which extend the Crud Repository.
Using Spring, I defined the controller, autowired the repositories, and created four models which are mapped to four Thymeleaf templates.
After a week of instruction on Asynchronous JavaScript And XML, I created a music repository, where the user can add, delete, and edit artists, albums, and songs.
I created multiple functions to allow the user to open a modal box and edit input values, which are passed through the API endpoint. AJAX allows the user to interact with the website on one page, without refreshing.
I created multiple routes to the API Controller, passing collected data through request parameters, and hidden information through path variables.


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Drag the grid (left mouse button) so that it appears to lie flush against the surface in an image. The surface is outlined with a red shape. When you are done, the blue arrow should appear to point away from the surface.
Please align the grid (right mouse button) so that it is parallel with other lines in the photograph.
On the right, you will see a distorted version of the shape. This is what the shape looks like if you are viewing it from a top-down view. If the thumbtack is correct, then this distorted shape should appear to face forward.
Please rotate the shape by dragging with the right mouse button so that any patterns in the shape are aligned vertically. Adjusting the orientation should also become easier when the shape is aligned.
For example, if there is a tile pattern in the shape, the tiles should be parallel in the right image. If it is a square in the scene, it should appear as a square in the right image. The outline of the shape on the right is not important; the texture and patterns inside is what matters.
If dragging moves the shape too fast, click the "Fine adjustment"
button. You may also zoom with the "Zoom in" button.
{% include "mturk/examples.html" %}
We are trying to understand the 3D structure of photographs. These thumbtack orientations allow us to rectify shapes so that they appear to face the camera. This experiment is part of ongoing research at Cornell University. Thanks for participating!


CBBluetoothManagerDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | CBBluetoothManager.h CBConstant.h |
Overview
The delegate of a CBBluetoothManager
object must adopt the CBBluetoothManagerDelegate
protocol.
– bluetoothManagerDidUpdateState:
required method
Invoked whenever the bluetooth manager’s state has been updated. Commands should only be issued when the state is CBBluetoothStatePoweredOn
. A state below CBBluetoothStatePoweredOn
implies that scanning has stopped and any connected peripherals have been disconnected. If the state moves below CBBluetoothStatePoweredOff
, all CBPeripheral
objects obtained from this bluetooth manager become invalid and must be retrieved or discovered again.
- (void)bluetoothManagerDidUpdateState:(CBBluetoothManager *_Nonnull)manager
Parameters
manager |
The current bluetooth manager instance whose state has changed. |
|---|
Discussion
You implement this required method to ensure that Bluetooth low energy is supported and available to use on the central device. You should issue commands to the bluetooth manager only when the state of the bluetooth manager is powered on, as indicated by the CBBluetoothStatePoweredOn
constant. A state with a value lower than CBBluetoothStatePoweredOn
implies that scanning has stopped and that any connected peripherals have been disconnected. If the state moves below CBBluetoothStatePoweredOff
, all CBPeripheral objects obtained from this bluetooth manager become invalid and must be retrieved or discovered again. For a complete list and discussion of the possible values representing the state of the bluetooth manager, see the CBBluetoothState
enumeration in CBConstant
.
See Also
Declared In
CBBluetoothManager.h


VBGraphics
VBGraphics is a QBasic style graphics and keyboard routines for .NET framework.
VBGraphics provides simple graphics and keyboard handling routines that wraps around WinForms and GDI+. With these routines, beginning programmers can create simple games in the QBasic way.
Example project: Nibbles for VBGraphics
See the documentation for API documentation and more tutorials.
Features
Simple and yet powerful
- Graphics windows can be resized or maximized, with the content automatically zoomed to fill the whole window.
- Works correctly on high DPI settings.
- Events are raised when the user try to close the graphics window, when Windows shut down, and when the GraphicsWindow object is disposed. User closing of the graphics window can be cancelled programatically.
Extensible
- You can add your favourite polygon routine, Beizer curve routines, or whatever, as extension methods, without modifying VBGraphics source code.
- The underlying form (wrapped around WinForms) and bitmap of a graphics window can be accessed and manipulated.
Routines available
- Lines, rectangles and ellipses
- Text rendering
- Bitmap image handling
- Interactive text input
- Keyboard routines
Installation
VBGraphics is available as a NuGet module. Beginners should follow the following steps for installation.
- Create a new Visual Basic Console App.
- Install the extension VBGraphics.
- In the Solution Explorer, right click your project (e.g. ConsoleApp1), then select “Manage NuGet Packages…”. A new tab will appear.
- Click “Browser” in the top-left corner of the tab.
- Type “VBGraphics” in the text box below. Press Enter.
- Click on the package.
- Click “Install”. Make sure you have selected the latest version.
- Add references System.Drawing and System.Windows.Forms.
- In the Solution Explorer, right click your project (e.g. ConsoleApp1), then select “Properties”. A new tab will appear.
- Click “References”.
- Click “Add…”.
- Find the items “System.Drawing” and “System.Windows.Forms”. Check both of them, and press “OK”.
- In the imported namespace section, check both “System.Drawing” and “System.Windows.Forms”.
- Add some sample code (see below).
Sample code
Imports VBGraphics
Module Module1
Sub Main()
' Create a graphics windows with resolution 600 x 400.
Dim gw As New GraphicsWindow(600, 400)
' Draw something in the graphics window...
gw.DrawLine(0, 0, 599, 399, Color.Red)
gw.DrawText("Press any key to close...", 0, 370, Color.White, "Cambria", 16)
' Make the graphics window closable, and end the program when the window is closed.
gw.EndProgramOnClose = True
gw.CanClose = True
' Reads a key in the keyboard. Note: if the user closes the window, this statement will not
' finish execution.
gw.ReadKey()
' It is a good habit to dispose the graphics window after use.
gw.Dispose()
End Sub
End Module
To-dos
- Update documentation site.
- Add tutorials in the documentation site for common tasks.
- Add video of installation instructions.
- Add template project for easier installation.
- Add routines for mouse and touch screen.
- Add more graphics routines. (e.g. Polygons? DrawText overloads?)


West Ham United vs Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League: What time is kick-off, what TV channel is it on and what is our prediction?
by Telegraph SportWhat is it?
The first Premier League game following the international break as West Ham host Tottenham at the London Stadium.
It's also the return of Jose Mourinho, who Spurs have announced as their new manager following the sacking of Mauricio Pochettino. Tottenham fans are divided... their reaction on the day will be fascinating.
When is it?
Saturday, November 23.
What time is kick-off?
12.30pm GMT.
What TV channel is it on?
BT Sport 1 from 12pm.
Watch West Ham v Spurs live on BT Sport
What are the current standings?
What is the team news?
TBC
What are they saying?
TBC
What are the odds?
- West Ham - 13/5
- Draw - 3/1
- Tottenham - Evens
What's our prediction?
Both teams have made poor starts to the season, both without a win in their last five games, and are separated by just a point in the table. With Spurs naming Jose Mourinho as their new manager, will we see that fabled 'new-manager bounce'?
Predicted score: West Ham 2 Tottenham 2.


Internal function (used by to_flow), to define the format used to submit a job.
queue( object, platform = c("local", "lsf", "torque", "sge", "moab", "test", "slurm"), format = "", queue = "long", walltime, memory, cpu = 1, extra_opts = "", submit_exe, nodes = "1", jobname = "name", email = Sys.getenv("USER"), dependency = list(), server = "localhost", verbose = FALSE, cwd = "", stderr = "", stdout = "", ... )
| object | this is not used currently, ignore. |
|---|---|
| platform | Required and important. Currently supported values are 'lsf' and 'torque'. [Used by class job] |
| format | [advanced use] We have a default format for the final command line string generated for 'lsf' and 'torque'. |
| queue | the type of queue your group usually uses 'bsub' etc. |
| walltime | max walltime of a job. |
| memory | The amount of memory reserved. Units depend on the platform used to process jobs |
| cpu | number of cpus you would like to reserve [Used by class job] |
| extra_opts | [advanced use] Extra options to be supplied while create the job submission string. |
| submit_exe | [advanced use] Already defined by 'platform'. The exact command used to submit jobs to the cluster example 'qsub' |
| nodes | [advanced use] number of nodes you would like to request. Or in case of torque name of the nodes.optional [Used by class job] |
| jobname | [debug use] name of this job in the computing cluster |
[advanced use] Defaults to system user, you may put you own email though may get tons of them. |
|
| dependency | [debug use] a list of jobs to complete before starting this one |
| server | [not used] This is not implemented currently. This would specify the head node of the computing cluster. At this time submission needs to be done on the head node of the cluster where flow is to be submitted |
| verbose | [logical] TRUE/FALSE |
| cwd | [debug use] Ignore |
| stderr | [debug use] Ignore |
| stdout | [debug use] Ignore |
| ... | other passed onto object creation. Example: memory, walltime, cpu |
Resources: Can be defined **once** using a queue object and recycled to all the jobs in a flow. If resources (like memory, cpu, walltime, queue) are supplied at the job level they overwrite the one supplied in queue Nodes: can be supplied to extend a job across multiple nodes. This is purely experimental and not supported.
Server: This a hook which may be implemented in future.
Submission script The 'platform' variable defines the format, and submit_exe; however these two are available for someone to create a custom submission command.
qobj <- queue(platform='lsf')


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A luxurious business hotel built to capture the essence of Mumbai’s rich history; ITC Maratha’s most prominent architectural features express a confluence of European and Indian sensibilities. ITC Maratha features interiors that express a fusion of the old with the contemporary, efficiency with luxury and the soft richness of Maharashtrian art and furnishings, with an elegant European sensibility. ITC Maratha offers you a comfortable and inviting place to relax and relish yourself under the grandeur of Maratha dynasty's alchemy.
In an ambience steeped in history, complemented by a richness of culture acquired through centuries, ITC Maratha, a luxury hotel in Mumbai brings you world class luxury with the warmth of Indian hospitality in an experience that is unmistakably majestic. Inspired by the Maratha dynasty, this luxury hotel presents a range of cuisines, accommodation and recreation options that are comparable with the best in Mumbai, and the world.
A short distance away from the airport, this majestic luxury hotel reaffirms the understated grandeur and ethos of Maharashtrian hospitality. A luxurious business hotel built to capture the essence of Mumbai’s rich history; ITC Maratha’s most prominent architectural features express a confluence of European and Indian sensibilities. The distinctive domed roof that dominates its façade is perhaps its most recognisable feature of the Hotel.
ITC Hotels straddles 4 distinct brands in its portfolio to fulfill the service and budgetary needs of travelers. It has a long standing tie-up with top of the line premium brand, 'The Luxury Collection' for eleven of its hotels as also with the “Sheraton” brand for 1 of its hotels.


for all your AWS needs, and then some
This is a simple hero unit, a simple jumbotron-style component for calling extra attention to featured content or information.
It uses utility classes for typography and spacing to space content out within the larger container.


The text editor above contains the currently used terrier.properties. Feel free to edit the configuration but
take in mind
that the changes can't be reverted to a specific version. By clicking 'revert changes' the last stable
terrier.properties is used.


Architects: YH2 Architecture
Location: Grande Anse, Nouveau Brunswick, Canada
Project Team: Benoit Boivin, Marie-claude Hamelin, Loukas Yiacouvakis
Owner and builder: Jocelyn Jean
Project Area: maison: 1000 pi.ca. /atelier d’artiste: 1000 pi.ca.
Project Year: 2005/2007
Photographs: Courtesy of YH2 Architecture
With simple, spare lines inspired by the vernacular architecture of the Maritimes, the structure is composed of two wings made of sheet metal and wood, built directly on the ground in the centre of a natural clearing.
Instead of meeting at a traditional 90° angle, the two blocks comprising the building have been set an additional 20°5 further apart, opening the house towards the clearing, the afternoon sun and the breeze off Chaleur Bay.
The first block is the house itself, an open area under a peaked roof for the living room, dining room and bedroom.
The second block, similar to the first, is the all-white painting studio, bathed in light and open to nature through large glass doors.
The space joining the blocks features a large deck made of larch, while inside the two wings meet in the kitchen, a transitional space that can be either inside or outside, thanks to the two large glass garage doors installed on either side.
A nature retreat, open to the great outdoors when the occupants are in residence, NB20°5 can be closed up like a box during their absence, thanks to the cedar shutters and sliding barn doors that cover all the openings. The house/studio then goes into hibernation mode, just like animals, thereby keeping energy costs to a minimum. To prevent any moisture build-up when the house is not being heated, the interior is constructed entirely of locally sourced, mould-resistant materials: wood (no plaster or drywall) and concrete.


NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Help us generate labels for Martian surface features! :)
Deep Learning Technology Group (393K)
Deep Learning Research Intern (May 2019 - Aug. 2019)
Mentor: Dr. Ryan Alimo
- Devised CNNs for spacecraft relative pose estimation with multi-scale atrous pyramid pooling and auto-loss weighting
- Implemented cross-domain spherical embedding encoder-decoder networks for model-based relative attitude prediction
- Compressed and integrated trained models into low-power embedded systems for on-board inference demonstration
- Published: S. Sonawani, R. Alimo, R. Detry, D. Jeong, A. Hess, H. Ben Amor. "Assistive Relative Pose Estimation for On-orbit Assembly using Convolutional Neural Networks." AIAA SciTech, 2020. (arXiv)
- Published: H. Hall, P. Beglar*, M. Chamieh*, J. Chu*, R. Daruwala*, V. Duong*, S. Holt*, D. Jeong*, M. Lally*, L. Nguyen*, R. Rafizadeh*, P. Soon Fah*, A. Viros*, K. Weng*, C. Yuan*, C. Derewa, A. Stoica. "Utilizing High Altitude Balloons as Low-Cost CubeSat Testbeds." IEEE Aerospace Conference, 2020. (IEEE)
Machine Learning and Instrument Autonomy Group (398J)
Machine Learning Research Affiliate (Sep. 2018 - April 2019)
- Implemented a VGG16-based Fully Convolutional Neural Network (FCN) that segments input images for detection of Martian Swiss cheese terrain
Machine Learning Research Intern (June 2018 - Aug. 2018)
Mentor: Dr. Lukas Mandrake, Dr. Kiri L. Wagstaff
- COSMIC (Content-based Onboard Summarization to Monitor Infrequent Change) Project
- Devised methods to generate high-quality labels for HiRISE browse images of Martian Swiss cheese terrain
- Implemented pipeline for pixel-wise random forest classification and optimizing performance via feature engineering (e.g. image gradients, filters, spatial information encoding) and hyperparameter tuning
- Published: G. Doran, S. Lu, M. Liukis, L. Mandrake, U. Rebbapragada, K.L. Wagstaff, J. Young, E. Langert, D. Jeong*, A. Trockman*, P. Horton*, A. Braunegg*. "Content-based Onboard Summarization to Monitor Infrequent Change." IEEE Aerospace Conference, 2020. (IEEE)


Debugging console is designed to be a modular console for multiple debugging tools such as the logger or the resource manager info.
Console can be configured to popup atuomatically after configured amount of time will elapse (i.e. 10s ater the page reload) or can be
displayed manualy from the browser developer console by entering:
ajs.debug.cosole.show()
command.
The console can also be hidden by pressing the hide button in the console toolbar or by issuing the command in the developer console:
ajs.debug.cosole.hide()
command.


DNSCrypt-Proxy
DNSCrypt-Proxy is a DNS proxy that implements the dnscrypt and DNS-over-HTTPS (doh) protocols.
Installation
Note:
- This package is incompatible with the DNS Server package from Synology!
- Listen Addresses: List of local addresses and ports to listen to. Can be IPv4 and/or IPv6
- IPv6 Servers: Use servers reachable over IPv6 -- Do not enable if you don't have IPv6 connectivity
- Server Names: List of Servers to use. If empty, all registered servers matching the
require_*
filters will be used, The proxy will automatically pick the fastest, working servers from the list.
Configuration
- Generate Blacklist: will fetch provided lists and update the var/blacklist.txt file using the generate-domains-blacklist.py script
- Save: Saves the file to disk. You need to manually restart DNSCrypt-proxy to apply changes.
For more detailed information I suggest you visit the dnscrypt-proxy wiki.
Optional: Network devices configuration
Cloudflare has some good instructions on how to change your DNS settings to point to a custom DNS server. Instead of <IP_ADDRESS>
you need to use your Synology's IP address. e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>


Welcome to Pizza Place!
Pizza Size
$10.00 for a Small
$15.00 for a Medium
$20.00 for a Large
Pick your toppings!
Artichokes
Olives
Jalepenos
Tomatoes
Cheese
Make My Pizza!
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Ericsson C3 Web examples
Register Users example
This example shows how to register new user on the server using the
cct.Auth.registerWithPassword
method.
Display Name
Username
Password
Shared Secret
Register


List(values)
A list is a collection of Javascript entities that can be accessed by index or by name. One can remove an item from a list, which results in the other items shifting place. One can also insert at the end of a list, or alter the contents of the list.
Indexing starts at 1.
We can create a list by providing:
- an object containing the items to be placed in the list along with their names
- an array of items to be placed in the list, without names
- no arguments, resulting in an empty list
List#_set(i, val)
Internal method used to set one item value. Requires two arguments,
an integer or string name i
and a value val
.
List#clone()
Clone the list. This method will attempt to make a deep clone by calling clone
on any top-level items in the list that have a clone method.
List#delete(i)
Delete the item at index/name i
. i
may be a positive integer or string name.
List#each(f)
Apply the function f(val, i, name)
to each item in the list. For any
items with no associated name, name
will be utils.missing
.
List#get(i)
Return a list item by index. The index i
can be:
- a positive number
- a string name
null
orutils.missing
; in this case, an array of all the items is returned.
List#getIndexOf(name)
Given a name, return the index of the item with that name or utils.missing if there isn't one. You may also instead pass a single number, or an array of names and numbers, in which case an array of indices is returned. Mostly meant as an internal method.
List#length()
Return the length of the list (number of items)
List#map(f)
Create a new list from the results of applying the function f(val, i, name)
to the items of the original list. For any values with no associated name,
name
will be supplied as utils.missing
.
List#names(i, newNames)
Get or set the item names.
- When called with no arguments, return a string
Variable
of all the names, withutils.missing
in place of any missing names. If no names exist, returnsutils.missing
. - When called with a single numeric argument
i
, return the name at the given index. - When called with a single array or
Variable
argument, set the names of the list using the array/variable's elements. - When called with a single
null
orutils.missing
argument, set the names toutils.missing
. When called with two arguments
i
,newName
, set the name of thei
-th item tonewName
.var l = new List({ a: [1, 2], b: 3 }); l.names(); // Variable(['a', 'b']) l.names(2); // 'b' l.names(2, 'c'); //
l
is now { a: [1,2], c: 3 } l.names(['d', 'e']); //l
is now { d: [1,2], e: 3 } l.names(null); //l
now has no names
List#reduce(f, initial)
Apply the function f(acc, val, i, name)
to each item in the list,
accumulating the result to be returned.
For any values with no associated name, name
will be supplied as
utils.missing
.
Similar to Javascript's Array.prototype.reduce
.
List#set(i, val)
Called with two arguments i
, val
. Set the list item at a given index i
.
i
can be:
- a positive number. If
i
is greater than the length of the list, create a new item at indexi
and fill the resulting gap withutils.missing
. - a string name: If the name
i
is not already a name in the list, append a new item with namei
. Otherwise, update the existing item with the new value. - an object of name-value pairs, causing a series of updates or appends, one for each pair.
- an array of values, causing a series of appends of these (unnamed) items.
val
can be any Javascript entity. If i
is an object or array, then val
is
omitted.
List#toVariable()
Return a Variable
by concatenating the values from the list's items.
Works with items of any of the following types:
Names are generated for the new Variable base on the items' names in the list as well as their names (if any) as PanthR objects. The idea is to preserve any names in the list and/or in the values of the list in some reasonable way, wherever they exist.
- If the item is a variable with names, and it is a named list item, join the names
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I am a middle aged male with a very secret history of opiate abuse that started perhaps 6 years ago, when I felt the initial onset of a distinct depressive state. Without belaboring, I could NOT seek professional help for reasons I will not specify, so I turned to opies. As any opiate abuser will attest, opes work... for a while. My opiate of choice was the poppy pod, which has a terrific, long lasting effect, and of course, creates a very strong addiction. My pod ride lasted about 4 years, and at its worst I was consuming up to 10 tablespoons of high-grade powder per day just to continue existing normally.
3 or 4 kicks in that period demonstrated just how much Mother O had me in her grasp. Deep into one withdrawal episode, I researched Kratom, and decided to try it. I started small, perhaps 4 or 5 grams, then upped it as needed to moderate the opium withdrawal. A simple brewed tea is fine, you don't need to boil the hell out of it. Simply add boiling water to the leaves, steep, and SAVE the leaves for later in the day. As the day continues, cycle batches of boiling water onto the original morning leaves. Every milligram of the goodies would be gone by evening. I knew. The tea at that point will be a thin, very tepid, watery ghost of its morning self. Repeat the next day with fresh leaves.
The taste: After pod tea, Kratom was fine, actually pleasant. There is NOTHING on God's earth that tastes worse than pod tea.
Unlike users seeking euphoria with Kratom, its sole effect on me at that stage was to ease the discomfort. It worked. I could almost hear those Kratom alkaloids latching on to my opie receptors. Relief was fast, but short-lived, perhaps 6 hours at the most.
Over a 1 month period, I successfully transferred my O addiction to Kratom. Life with Kratom was infinitely better than pods. The side effects were much less, the cost, while high, not as bad as pods.
Fast forward 2 years to today. In that period, my Kratom consumption varied, 25g to 50g daily, but peaked at a kilogram per month. Crushed leaf was always the preferred brew, occasionally powdered leaf, always the 'standard' variety.
A short time ago I began to experiment with encapsulated super (15X, 50X, 250X, etc) extracts. Bad mistake. The extracts have a sharp and potent onset much closer to real opium than the leafy teas. I began to feel the euphoria I had sought for so many years, and once again my Kratom intake surged. Kratom's biggest downside is the short duration. I was strung out for months, riding a Kratom rollercoaster, up, down, up.... It sucked. I laugh at the 'it makes you want to do work' BS. All it makes me want to do is a detached, pseudo-knod, with a muddied, uncreative brain.
It was so bad I considered calling a Bupe Doc. 'Yeah, Doc, there's this funny tea I can legally use that has me in its claws. Called Kratom. I buy it through the mail. Yeah, it's legal.' All I'd probably hear would be peals of laughter and a 'suck it up buddy' from the Doc.
So four days ago I kicked Kratom.  Today I am coherent enough (just some chills and detachment) to write this little essay. I don't know what the future holds, but it won't include Krat or opies.
My summary:
1) Kratom will successfully wean me from legal and illegal opies. Trust me, it DOES work.
2) I am now addicted to Kratom. I don't ever use anything except standard commercial leaf. The extracts are *too* good.
3) Life with Kratom is better than Life with Opes.
4) I believe God put Kratom on earth for one primary purpose - to help those who are slaves to the pod in all its forms.
5) The feeling and physical habituation is very similar to taking handfuls of Vicoden. May I suggest, with all due respect, WATCH OUT. This is a very real, very serious plant. If I am using Kratom more than 3 times per month, I may find myself in a very unhappy place.

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The Spring/Summer 2019 shows, which happened towards the tail end of last year, were many, many things. While the majority of designers continued with the memo ‘you do you’, what united them was their search for an expression of female empowerment.
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We've recieved hundreds of bags with thousands of donations from each clean your closet challenge! We collected clothing, toiletries, dog/cat food, canned food, shoes, blankets and more! These were distributed to local homeless shelters in the greater Sacramento area.
CUPS AGAINST COVID (2020)
We had 40 partipants and over 100 donators raise awareness and donations for this event including NLB and NFL players. Together, we raised thousands with Cups Against Covid for both local and national non-profit organizations such as the Direct Relief Fund, World Health Organization, and United Way Sac Capital Region.
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In June of 2020 we created an online raffle to help raise funds for the NAACP. Our prizes consisted of a signed MLB hat, four tickets to an MLB game, a signed guitar from country artist Jimmy Allen, a gift card to a local lot black female owned coffee shop and more.
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Ghost (CMS) is nice and I've used it for a couple years but with the start of my company my blog got less attention, got broke and went offline, never to be fixed. In summary, running ghost yourself is work. Not necessarily a ton of work but work nontheless.
So I decided to resurrect my old blog and move it to a fully hosted platform. My decision fell on blogger as it is completely free, plays nice with Google Analytics and SEO (being a Google product) and has a couple of notable changes since its early days - most importantly, better themes and the ability to custom style them.
My first issue was, that my old ghost powered blog wasn't online anymore so I had to get it up and running again, in order to copy the old content to the new platform. Luckily, I still have the raw setup files from /var/www/
and the most recent database backup.
Since the original server was in an unusable state (and running Ubuntu 14.04!), I decided to run the resurrection ritual on a local virtual machine.
First thing to notice here: I'm currently running Windows 10 instead of my usual Kubuntu setup, so I was first considering using Putty to SSH into my VM. I then decided to give the SSH feature in Windows a try and lo and behold, it is a beaut.
Thanks to this nifty little feature, I can use both scp and ssh directly from a Powershell window.
I copied the files over to my machine, which is running on a NAT interface with port-forwarding, hence the port 2222 on localhost. Once the copy job was done, I set out to install the most important packages to get started.
fmohr@vm$ sudo apt install unzip nodejs npm mysql-server
Now with the bare necessities in place, it was time to restore the database to its former glory.
fmohr@host:~/$ scp -P 2222 .\ghostdb.sql fmohr@localhost:~/
fmohr@vm:~/$ sudo mysql -u root < ghostdb.sql
Success! I can now try to adjust the ghost settings file and start the nodejs server.
fmohr@vm:~/$ vi config.js
Of course I had to change the database connection, namely: host, user and password from the live environment to my local test machine.
In order to even try and run the server, the necessary dependency packages need to be installed. It becomes pretty clear early on, that this ghost installation hasn't been updated in a while.
fmohr@vm:~/ghost$ npm install
Unfortunately, all this brought me was a bunch of error messages.
Trying to run the server first gave me this error:
After a bit of Google-fu I half found out, half remembered that the NODE_ENV variable had to be set in order to use the production settings from the config.js file.
This resulted in a different error. Two steps forward, one backwards.
Stackoverflow to the rescue! The solution was to downgrade the mysql authentication method.
fmohr@vm:~/ghost$ mysql -u root -p
mysql> ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'HelloKitty123';
mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
Well, this certainly got rid of the mysql authentication error but spawned a new one. Luckily there is a solution for everything. And once again, its name is downgrade. This is best done by using NVM, the node version manager.
fmohr@vm:~/ghost$ curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.8/install.sh -o install.sh
fmohr@vm:~/ghost$ less install.sh
fmohr@vm:~/ghost$ sudo bash install.sh
The originally suggested command for installing NVM was the following:
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.8/install.sh | bash
You may have noticed that I changed the procedure. Since this is a security focused blog, let me quickly explain why.
Spoiler: Never pipe unknown shell scripts to bash. NEVER! Ever! EVAAA!
The following commands install the most recent node version as well as the desired one.
fmohr@vm:~/ghost$ nvm install node
fmohr@vm:~/ghost$ nvm install 0.10.45
This allows me to try and run ghost again. This time with the (presumably) correct version of node.
NODE_ENV=production ~/.nvm/v0.10.45/bin/node index.js
It works, even if the message is incorrect as the server cannot possibly run on the public domain name. This is easily solved with netstat.
And with another port forwarding rule for my VM, this should be accessible as well.
Look at it. It runs so smoothly, I almost want to keep using ghost. But that would mean installing updates and maintaining my own server and I've grown lazy, apparently.
This is it for today, how I will move this content to blogger is a story for another time. :)


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A capo is a device that clamps down across the guitar's fingerboard at a particular fret. Capos shorten the length of all the strings at the same time, creating, in effect, a new nut. All the “open” strings now play in higher pitches than they do without the capo.
Why do guitar players use a capo?
A capo is a very useful little device that enables you to use the same chord shapes to play songs in different keys. It is wise for singers to move a song into a key that suits their voice. A capo is also used to simplify some songs that would otherwise require barre chords.
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At the inaugural TextXD event, held at UC Berkeley’s Institute for Data Science (BIDS), we gathered about 60 researchers from several institutions representing expertise in text analysis. The common bond between all of these researchers coming from different domains is that they work with texts as a primary source of data. Throughout the event, we learned from one another while strengthening ties across disciplinary boundaries and began the development of collaborations that we hope will have a lasting impact on the community.
The TextXD event included different emphases each day:
preXD Text Analysis Workshop
Date: November 29, 2017, 1:00 to 6:00 PM
Location: Academic Innovation Studio (Dwinelle 117, Level D), UC Berkeley
This year, the TextXD Conference started with a preXD Workshop on November 29 from 1:00-6:00 PM, in order to give a quick introduction to text analysis in Python using Jupyter Notebooks. This session was specifically designed to bring people to the text-analysis-starting-line so that everyone would be ready for the make sessions over the next two days. No prior text analysis experience was needed to attend the preXD. Those without Python familiarity were invited to check out some introductory materials from UC Berkeley’s D-Lab here - click the “launch binder” black and red badge to run it all in your browser.
Text Analysis Across Domains Fall 2017 Conference
Dates: November 30 and December 1, 2017, 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Location: 190 Doe Library, UC Berkeley
This semester’s TextXD event was the biggest TextXD event to date. With so much going on in the world of natural language processing, TextXD opened to researchers beyond the UC Berkeley campus. The agenda consisted of short morning talks on new tools, methods, software, and data (see videos in the Agenda, listed below). Speakers came from our own campus as well as UC San Francisco, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, Princeton, and Drexel. Afternoon “make” sessions were also introduced this year so that participants could roll up their sleeves and spend time working together to craft solutions to our shared problems or to investigate research questions of shared interest. The text data used in the “make” sessions included newspaper articles, twitter feeds, emails, congressional hearings, and journal article abstracts.
AGENDA
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 at BIDS (190 Doe Library)
09:30-10:00 — Breakfast
10:00-12:30 — Talks
- 10:00-10:10 — Nick Adams (BIDS): Welcome
- 10:10-10:35 — John Mohr (UCSB): The Frontiers of Social Scientific Text Analysis
- 10:35-10:45 — Cody Hennesy (UCB Library): Text Analysis on 14 Million Digital Library Books
- 10:45-11:15 — Julia Silge (StackOverflow): Text Mining with Tidy Data Principles and Count-based Methods
- 11:15-11:30 — Pramit Choudhary (DataScience): Explainable NLP Algorithms: Understanding Word Relevance in Text Datasets
- 11:30-11:40 — Elena Glassman (BIDS): Wavelets for Text
- 11:40-12:00 — Jamie Murdoch(UCB EECS): Beyond Word Importance: Contextual Decomposition for Interpreting LSTMs
- 12:00-12:05 — Devin Cornell (UCSB): Word Embedding and Semantic Analysis of News Data
- 12:05-12:25 — Make Session Previews
- 12:25-12:30 — Wrap up and send to lunch
12:30-13:30 — Lunch
13:00-13:30 — Lunch Chat Panel — The Frontier of NLP (at Berkeley and Beyond)
13:30-17:00 — Make Session
- 1:30-1:40 — Elena Glassman (UCB): Welcome and Process Intro
- 1:40-3:30 — Make Sessions
- 3:30-3:45 — Tea break
- 3:45-4:40 — Keep making!
- 4:40- 5:00 — Review results
17:00-19:00 - Happy Hour — Tap Haus (2516 Durant Ave)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 at BIDS (190 Doe Library)
09:30-10:00 — Breakfast
10:00-12:30 — Talks
- 10:00-10:05 — Alex Paxton (BIDS): Welcome Back!
- 10:05-10:20 — Claudia von Vacano (D-Lab): Scalable Detection of Online Hate Speech
- 10:20-10:50 — Jake Ryland Williams (Drexel): Minimal Semantic Units in Text Analysis
- 10:50-11:05 — Han Zhang (Princeton): Uncovering Authoritarian Rule: Identifying Collective Action with Social Media Data
- 11:05-11:35 — Rex Douglass (UCSD): Georeferencing of Events from Text
- 11:35-11:55 — Nick Adams (BIDS): TextThresher: Qualitative Text Analysis at a Quantitative Scale (originally scheduled: Aditi Muralidharan (Google): “WordSeer for Text Exploration”)
- 11:55-12:05 — Oksana Gologorskaya (UCSF): Text Analysis in Biomedical Applications at UCSF
- 12:05-12:20 — Miriam Petruck (ICSI): The FrameNet Database -- FrameNet: The Tip of the Iceberg
- 12:20-12:35 — Meredith Lee (West Big Data Innovation Hub / UC Berkeley): Collaborating with the Big Data Innovation Hubs
12:35-13:30 — Lunch
13:00-13:30 — Lunch Chat Panel — Humans In the Loop: The Role of Humans in Text Analysis
13:30-17:00 — Make Session
- 1:30-3:00 — Making
- 3:30-3:45 — Tea break
- 3:45-4:30 — Make more!
- 4:30-5:00 — Reports & wrap up - Conference Closing and Remarks from Participants
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| new_factor {vctrs} | R Documentation |
A factor is an integer with attribute levels
, a character vector. There
should be one level for each integer between 1 and max(x)
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An ordered factor has the same properties as a factor, but possesses
an extra class that marks levels as having a total ordering.
new_factor(x = integer(), levels = character(), ..., class = character()) new_ordered(x = integer(), levels = character()) ## S3 method for class 'factor' vec_ptype2(x, y, ...) ## S3 method for class 'ordered' vec_ptype2(x, y, ...) ## S3 method for class 'factor' vec_cast(x, to, ...) ## S3 method for class 'ordered' vec_cast(x, to, ...)
x |
Integer values which index in to |
levels |
Character vector of labels. |
..., class |
Used to for subclasses. |
These functions help the base factor and ordered factor classes fit in to
the vctrs type system by providing constructors, coercion functions,
and casting functions. new_factor()
and new_ordered()
are low-level
constructors - they only check that types, but not values, are valid, so
are for expert use only.


Electronic Signature
published
{%=o.object.label%}
at
{%=o.author.date%}
by
{%=o.author.name%}
<{%=o.author.email%}>
signed with
{%=o.object.key%}


The test file contains three lines:
Hello world 你好世界 😊😎
Here is the C++03 program that generated it:
#include <iostream> int main() { std::cout << "Hello world" << std::endl; // Traditional Chinese // U+4f60 Han Character 'you, second person pronoun' // U+597D Han Character 'good, excellent, fine; well' // U+4E16 Han Character 'generation; world; era' // U+754C Han Character 'boundary, limit; domain; society; the world' // // Output as UTF-8: std::cout << "\xE4\xBD\xA0" "\xE5\xA5\xBD" "\xE4\xB8\x96" "\xE7\x95\x8C" << std::endl; // Test cases above the BMP // U+1F60A SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES // U+1F60E SMILING FACE WITH SUNGLASSES // // Output as UTF-8 std::cout << "\xF0\x9F\x98\x8A" "\xF0\x9F\x98\x8E" << std::endl; }
Here's a hex dump of the file:
000000: 48 65 6C 6C 6F 20 77 6F 72 6C 64 0D 0A E4 BD A0 Hello world..... 000010: E5 A5 BD E4 B8 96 E7 95 8C 0D 0A F0 9F 98 8A F0 ................ 000020: 9F 98 8E 0D 0A 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
According to Google Translate, "你好世界" is "Hello world" in traditional Chinese, so it is an appropriate UTF-8 test for the Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP).
The smiling faces, "😊😎" are chosen to test the Supplementary Multilingual Plane (SMP). See Wikipedia - Unicode Emoticons.
I haven't yet added test cases for the Supplementary Ideographic Plane (SIP).
Command line (i.e. bash) works fine:
Command line (i.e. bash) works fine:
Command prompt with the font set to Consolas fails:
Grrrr! Fails both the BMP and SMP test cases!
The fault isn't with the Consolas font in general, since Notepad works just fine using Consolas:
Last modified: 22 December 2014
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All files in this repository are distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. See www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt


Hello, my project is using the eMonLib in an Arduino Zero board (ARM Cortex M0+ ), the library works because some modifications were made by Glidhuson., to include a 12bits ADC mainly. So, the standard Arduino eMonLib has worked very well, but I wanted to push the limits and trying to get a grpahical representation of the instantaneous values (millis, sampleV & sampleI), and I modified the existing library to passed three int arrays by reference to the emon.calcVI,to gather this information. I know there should be errors, like the analogread function delay. I did the following changes to the standard code: in the EMonLib.h, I changed the CalcVI definition:
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Re: Modfying the eMonLib to sample Sample time/V/I
Hello, my project is using the eMonLib in an Arduino Zero board (ARM Cortex M0+ ), the library works because some modifications were made by Glidhuson, to include a 12bits ADC mainly.
So, the standard Arduino eMonLib has been measuring very well, also Arduino Zero is much faster than the standard Arduino AVR based boards, and not so expensive. A Zero board is a perfect candidate to run the eMonLib.
I wanted to push the limits and trying to get a graphical representation of the instantaneous values (millis, sampleV & sampleI). I have seen this kind of graphical representation in the openenergymonitor website, to check the PHASECAL and calibrations. I know there should be errors, like the analogread function delay.
I modified the existing library to pass three int arrays by reference to the emon.calcVI, gather the sampled information in the main loop, and return this information to the Arduino sketch (by reference)
I did the following changes to the standard code: in the EMonLib.h,
1. Changed the CalcVI definition:
2. Changed the calcVIFuntion:
3. I call the library inside my sketch the following way:
However the sketch / board freezes after claling the function. Can you guide me or help me?, I am convinced that many people have done this before.
Re: Modfying the eMonLib to sample Sample time/V/I
Have you ruled out the possibility that you're steaming right off the end of those [1000] element sample arrays? From memory, I think I've heard ~50 sample-pairs per cycle quoted for the standard AVR OEM monitors. You've asked it to sample for 20 half-cycles, or 10 full cycles so that would represent 500 sample pairs on an AVR monitor. If the SAM based Arduino was just 2x faster than the AVR based one, you'd be hitting your 1000 limit.


Turn a Fire TV stick into a Fire TV Cube with the Fire TV Blaster
You want a Fire TV with your Fire TV?
by Brad BennettAmazon has released a new Fire TV accessory that adds IR functionality to older Fire TV models.
The new device is called the Fire TV blaster and it allows you to control your TV and its accessories, like a soundbar or surround sound system, with your voice. Think of it like a voice-controlled universal remote.
For the Fire TV Blaster to work, you’ll need a Fire TV stick and an Alexa-enabled voice speaker. You’ll also require the Fire TV mobile app for setup. Amazon notes that the Blaster should be within line of sight of the devices you want it to control.
For example, my Fire TV Cube (it also works by using IR tech) needs to be on top of my TV stand so it can control my TV’s power, inputs and the volume on my soundbar. If you have a cube you can buy one of these devices to extend its range.
Amazon is set to release the device on December 11th and it costs $45 in Canada.
Since the Fire TV Blast is only $45, it’s likely a worthy addition to any fire TV Stick you might already have. That said, if you’re starting from scratch, it’s cheaper to get the Fire TV Cube.
Source: Amazon Canada


Top-5 Sexiest Russian Beauties According to Men's Magazine
The full list includes 100 names of female models, actresses and singers who caught the attention of the magazine.
As 2019 draws to a close, popular men’s magazine Maxim once again presented its annual list of Russia’s sexiest women.
While the full list features a hundred names of singers, models and actresses who caught the magazine’s eye, here’s the five women who made it to the very top.
Fifth Place – Yana Koshkina
Yana Koshkina, a stunning 29-year-old actress and TV host from Russia, ranked fifth this year, as compared to the 21st place she enjoyed a year before.
In July, she managed to steal the spotlight online by employing a rather extravagant tactic to complete the so called bottle cap challenge.
Fourth Place – Viki Odintsova
Viktoria “Viki” Odintsova, 26, was rated fourth by the magazine.
A popular model with a sizeable social media following numbering in the hundreds of thousands, she earned quite a bit of fame, and perhaps notoriety, in 2017 when she performed a risky photo op on top of a skyscraper in Dubai.
Third Place – Olga Seryabkina
Third place went to a 34-year old singer named Olga Seryabkina, former member of girl group Serebro (Silver) that won third place in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007.
Second Place – Lyubov Aksyonova (Novikova)
Actress Lyubov Aksyonova was the runner-up in this somewhat improvised competition.
First Place – Irina Shayk
And the title of sexiest Russian lady of 2019 went to supermodel Irina Shayk who won this accolade in 2018 as well.


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A library for analyzing Dart packages. It invokes executables from the Dart SDK (or from the Flutter SDK if the package uses Flutter).
Reports are created in the following categories:
- Follow Dart conventions
- Provide documentation
- Support multiple platforms
- Pass static analysis
- Support up-to-date dependencies
Used by the Dart Package site .
Use as an executable
Installation
dart pub global activate pana
Usage
You can specify either a package (+ version) or a local directory to analyze:
Usage: pana [<options>] --hosted <published package name> [<version>] pana [<options>] <local directory> Options: --dart-sdk The directory of the Dart SDK. --flutter-sdk The directory of the Flutter SDK. --exit-code-threshold The exit code will indicate if (max - granted points) <= threshold. -j, --json Output log records and full report as JSON. --hosted-url The server that hosts <package>. (defaults to "https://pub.dev") -l, --line-length The line length to use with dartfmt. --hosted Download and analyze a hosted package (from https://pub.dev). --[no-]warning Shows the warning message before potentially destructive operation. (defaults to on)


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