I am a counseling psychologist [Phd]. I started my first weekend on meth after partying Friday, and staying up all night. I started Saturday at about noon. The first line didn't have much of an effect (snorted), except waking me up a bit, so I had another one about an hour later. What would have been an extremely tiring/sleepy day of boring work, turned into a lively upbeat afternoon. I got more work done that I would have otherwise, and soon left with my friends to hang out. At about 5 I had another, slightly larger, line and had one every 3 hours or so, when the effects started to wear off.
I was very awake during this time, but noticed slight dehydration. (I suspect due to faster metabolism) I noticed no bad side effects at this time, except for maybe tingling skin and scalp (but I rather enjoyed the tingling :)
That night, I continued with my standard lines, in addition to beer, and occasionally smoking a small portion of meth using the tin foil boat method. Being drunk on meth was a great experience (until I sobered up) I had the pleasant effects of alcohol (even more talkative and open) as well a generally really happy/warm feeling the strangest thing was that while my body was drunk, it seemed my mind was working very clearly, though I noted increased emotionality. I even fixed a problem with my friend's computer that would have normally given me problems.
I noticed that smoked meth hits much quicker, lacks the burning nose sinuses, and the run of bitter mucus down my throat.
The bad thing was that while on meth, I couldn't use the way I was thinking to accurately judge how much I had been drinking, and coupled with the invincibility, I think I drank a bit too much, though I did not pass out or through up, I experienced a hangover after I sobered up and despite being sped up, the alcohol seemed to take a longer time to get out of my system, both while drunk, and the hangover as well.
Throughout the entire experience, I had absolutely no desire to eat, and I had to force myself to drink (water) due to being dehydrated.
The next day (judged by when the sun came up about 6am Sunday) we all had another line, and smoked a little bit using the tin boat method. We then went to work (house to house repair work).
Working with some of my friends, only one of which actually is getting paid to work, we're just all going together to chill.
I could start to tell my body was getting tired after being up 50 hours or so. The energy effects of the meth lasted shorter and shorter periods, and most of it was feeling like I would on a day after normal sleep. We had been taking doses in shorter and shorter intervals, by sunday evening we would snort lines every hour to a hour and a half.
At this time, I believe the nausea from drinking, in combination to the mucus/meth mix (from swallowed drainage) and lack of food, caused some nausea and upset stomach, of various intensity, but never bad enough to throw up (nothing TO throw up, really) which made the tail end of the trip much less comfortable(as a solution to this, I determined to force myself to eat at least a small amount of food, and not to drink much, if at all the next time. my last experiment, following those methods, and smoking exclusively with no snorting yielded no nausea, and only a slight upset stomach after too long a period without eating.)
Towards the end of sunday, I had started to halucinate, due to lack of sleep, and paranoia became noticeable, I would see shadows and expect someone to be there type of thing, or just plain hear voices. By the time for my trip home, I had had the last of my meth (following my own suggestion above) and was hallucinating. I believe my prior experience with LSD, morning glory, and shrooms, but especially LSD heightened the effects of the hallucinations, by the time I got home at about 11 pm, I sat around unable to sleep, and I experienced much the same visual effects of LSD. I finally drank a herbal tea to help me sleep at 2, and fell asleep (though very light) for about 12-14 hours.
Monday was spent resting, as my body recovered from the wear and tear my body took. I REALLY wanted more meth so that I wouldn't feel the crashing effects. But being an 45 mins from my friends, and having none of my own, and no ready source to get it from, I crashed successfully. cravings the 'crash' day are not as bad as before I slept, and they continue occasionally. They however were nowhere near as bad for me as a nicotine craving.
(Another bad effect, I smoked 3 1/2 packs on sat and sun, much more than my usual 1/2 a pack a day. thus I experienced some coughing.)
I also experienced some chest pains when I got overly excited at the very end of my trip, and the next day, but they were not severe (poor heart).
I am currently trying to deduce the psychological effects of the meth on myself and my friends. I have noticed a wide range of effects, depending on the stress, and normal outlook of the person.
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Adds a "light entity" and invisible light source nodes to the game.
Every server tick this entity will check it's current position to see if it's target node has moved. If it has, the entity will clean up the old node if it's still there, then place a new one in the new position if there is air there. This gives the impression of a light source which moves around, following the entity.
Corresponding nodes for all possible light source levels are generated. These are invisible, light-emitting nodes that can be placed into, so they can be cleaned up if one gets stuck somewhere (in the same manner as removing a lighting glitch). The entity supports specifying the light level to emit at, as well as the offset relative to it to use as the target node.
The "lightentity:light" entity accepts parameter data in json form for the staticdata string when spawned from minetest.add_entity().
{ "lightlevel": 14, "offset": {x: 0, y: 0, z: 0}, "interval": 0, "kill_on_detach": true }
The game engine does not allow mods to create a "lighting glitch" by adjusting the param1 value of nodes with paramtype="light" in their node definition. It seems that the engine immediately notices that the node is not a light source after the call to set/swap_node(). Therefore the entity has to emit light by spawning a light-emitting invisible node; it is very conservative about how it does this, currently only replacing air nodes with it's own, so it won't work if e.g. the entity is inside a non-solid node or underwater (though this may be the intended effect depending on use case).
The entity itself can only update itself once per server tick, as that is how frequently on_step() is invoked. If the entity is moving quickly (say by being attached to a player with fast_move), the light source updates will appear to be jittery and may visually lag behind any parent entity.
It is variable how much extra load this will generate on a server. There is very little overhead in this mod and it is pretty much as simple as it can be; it is likely that there will be more load caused by re-lighting (though this does not occur if the entity does not move). Completely unscientific testing on a server running on an 2.80Ghz Intel Xeon W3530 (by spawning the entity with no interval delay, attaching it to a minecart and putting it on a powered rail loop) suggests a ballpark figure for 1-2% extra CPU time used for one of these entities while constantly moving. The entity does not appear to cause load when stationary; this is likely because it does not change nodes if it is still positioned within the same target node from a previous tick. Using a slightly more conservative interval of 0.28 caused the overhead to fall within margin of error.
Server owners should evaluate this on their own servers before use; see the below example commands that can be used for this purpose. Mods using this API are expected to provide config options to disable dynamic lighting, and use them conservatively (both in count and update interval) and not in excess of what is required. If this gets abused I may consider either a global disable, a mechanism to blacklist mods, or a mechanism to limit the update speed globally. I am open to any other suggestions from server owners looking to reduce the load potentially caused by this mod.
This mod by itself does NOT add anything useable in survival. It is intended to be used in other mods, and the entity moved/attached as needed (e.g. by a mod which spawns the entity attached to a player when they wield a torch). That said, below are some commands that can be used with the "luacmd" mod by server admins to evaluate the worse-case impact on a server per light entity at full speed. It is expected that you understand what these commands are doing.
/lua lightref = minetest.add_entity(me:get_pos(), "lightentity:light", "{\"lightlevel\": 14, \"offset\": {\"x\": 0, \"y\": 1, \"z\": 0}}") /lua lightref:set_attach(me, "light_tether", {}, {})
It should be noted again that the above spawn command represents worse-case performance, with the light entity updating as frequently as the server will allow. Mods that do not need 10hz update rate can choose to set a higher interval.
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House goes on sale for £1.3m - but photos of inside leave people feeling 'ill'
The bizarre feature of the £1.3m home has left people baffled after being spotted by a house-hunter
by Luke Matthews, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/luke-matthews/Everyone has to make a few compromises when it comes to finding a new home.
Whether it's location, size or knowing you'll have to part with even more of your hard earned cash for renovations, it's rare to find the complete package.
One five-bedroom detached home in Middlesex has gone on the market for a cool £1.3m, promising a family-friendly location, bright spaces and a conservatory leading to a patio area and spacious garden behind.
It all sounds pretty ideal for those who are a bit more flushed with cash than us but one home-hunter spotted one major issue - or should we say one hundred.
In a post on Twitter which has since had more than 4,000 likes and 1,400 retweets, Toby Davies wrote: "Thinking about buying this house, but I'm not sure it has enough plug sockets."
As photos of the home move from the stunning exterior, to the dreamy kitchen and then to the living area, Toby's sarcastic concerns become very apparent.
Every wall appears to be absolutely plastered in sockets. Sockets stacked on top of one another, sockets halfway up the walls and sockets running underneath the windows.
So. Many. Sockets.
With the owners clearly having never laid eyes on a multi-plug adapter, people were left completely baffled as to what all the outlets were possibly used for.
Questions include 'were they running the CIA from the front room?' and 'was this an electrician's training centre at one point?'.
Another joked the last electricity bill was £1,452,092 for the quarter.
For those who are big fans of electricity, it could be the perfect property, offering three bathrooms, a garage and a lovely breakfast bar.
The online description fails to address quite why there are so many sockets.
It's little wonder they are charging so much. Ba dum tss!


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Okay, since I was kind of busy arranging my first photography exposition, I let some rolls undeveloped. So, without further ado, here you have some shots from the concert nights at Noites Ritual and, as usual, random shots. All these were taken with the Canonet QL17 and Kentmere 100 / 400 ISO films.
Hands Up for Orelha Negra, at Noites Ritual
Shadow Talking
The exchange.
A smoker's ear.
Meeting point (aka Bathroom).
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jorian30-Aug-18 10:02 AM
Pinned a message.
grewalsatinder30-Aug-18 10:03 AM
Pinned a message.
removed my pin
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Mylo30-Aug-18 10:04 AM
@Decker fyi
started in #ask-jl777 today, then went to #private-staked then this mutant got it's own channel.
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grewalsatinder30-Aug-18 10:05 AM
PIrating channels and finally made own land(edited)
Arrrrrr!!!!
how to set channel topic ?
jorian30-Aug-18 10:10 AM
that's a special privilege
Mylo30-Aug-18 10:14 AM
You need to update your tweet @grewalsatinder , no longer at #private-staked channel. Also where is your tweet storm about CC contracts you split up into chapters? (or was that a different tweet storm)?
Oh well! things has escalated quickly and the community now has a dedicated #pirate channel in $KMD discord!
As community requested there is now a @bitcointalk Annoucement thread:
[ANN][PIRATE] A zk-SNARSK transactions only blockchain
https://t.co/786K7Pw6m4
@KomodoPl...
can't edit tweets, and can't delete it as it's got likes and all
#jl777 has started writing document which will help new devs get started with @KomodoPlatform #CryptoConditions based #SmartContracts
It is exiting! The guide/docs coming directly from the $KMD core dev with examples and walkthroughs with FAQs!!!
1/24 KMD forked from Zcash.
Has all privacy tech like zk-SNARKS from Zcash.
Developed and delivered delayed Proof of Work (dPoW), and made $KMD more secure than Zcash to defend against 51% attacks.
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jl777c30-Aug-18 10:19 AM
yes, a CC contract that locks funds and can only be released to z-addresses is possible
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Mylo30-Aug-18 10:22 AM
yeah that first one was it thanks! the second tweet storm is worthy of a mention.
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grewalsatinder30-Aug-18 10:32 AM
was calculating btc params, and got this
if we had used this then command would have been:
./komodod -ac_name=PIRATE -ac_supply=0 -ac_reward=5000000000 -ac_halving=2100000 -ac_private=1 -addnode=(edited)
grewalsatinder30-Aug-18 10:46 AM
with verus compiled binary which also has private ac param the BTC equivalent chain with verus algo would have this command:
./komodod -ac_name=PIRATE -ac_supply=0 -ac_reward=5000000000 -ac_halving=2100000 -ac_private=1 -addnode= -ac_veruspos=0 -ac_algo=verushash
can has second chain named BAY
or may be snapshot PIRATE
and move to verus algo chain
jorian30-Aug-18 10:47 AM
snapshot z-addresses?
grewalsatinder30-Aug-18 10:47 AM
I don't know throwing ideas
jorian30-Aug-18 10:47 AM
a snapshot basically means discovering all funds in z-addresses


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Just a Regular Day at Work! Pak Journo Hurls Abuse on Camera When His Report is Impeded
New Delhi (Sputnik): Years after Pakistani Journalist Chand Nawab, who shot to fame after his video of unfazed reporting went viral, another journalist from the country has become a laughing stock.
An unidentified reporter in Pakistan landed in an embarrassing situation after he hurled abuse at the man who interrupted his piece to camera. The whole goof-up was caught on camera and soon made its way to social media platforms.
The reporter became visibly irked and pushed the passer-by who had walked into his frame and stood in front of the camera.
Netizens soon took the opportunity to mock the reporter, while several others were left in fits of laughter over the reporter’s hurls in Punjabi.
Many walked down memory lane and remembered infamous Pakistani journalist Chand Nawab. In a similar video, Chand Nawab was interrupted by passengers during his reporting session on a railway station.
Nawab, however, made several attempts to sign off but failed hilariously. The viral video of Chand Nawab also inspired a scene in a Bollywood movie called “Bajrangi Bhaijaan”.
A Pakistani journalist was earlier mocked for standing neck-deep in the middle of a flooded region and delivering a live report.


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# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/mysql_session.rb, line 84 84: def create_session(session_id, data) 85: new_session = new(session_id, data) 86: if @@eager_session_creation 87: connection = session_connection 88: connection.query("INSERT INTO sessions (`created_at`, `updated_at`, `sessid`, `data`) VALUES (NOW(), NOW(), '#{session_id}', '#{Mysql::quote(data)}')") 89: new_session.id = connection.insert_id 90: end 91: new_session 92: end
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# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/mysql_session.rb, line 96 96: def delete_all(condition=nil) 97: if condition 98: session_connection.query("DELETE FROM sessions WHERE #{condition}") 99: else 100: session_connection.query("DELETE FROM sessions") 101: end 102: end
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# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/mysql_session.rb, line 67 67: def find_session(session_id) 68: connection = session_connection 69: connection.query_with_result = true 70: result = connection.query("SELECT id, data FROM sessions WHERE `sessid`='#{session_id}' LIMIT 1") 71: my_session = nil 72: # each is used below, as other methods barf on my 64bit linux machine 73: # I suspect this to be a bug in mysql-ruby 74: result.each do |row| 75: my_session = new(session_id, row[1]) 76: my_session.id = row[0] 77: end 78: result.free 79: my_session 80: end
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Gladbach star Denis Zakaria won’t leave in January amid United & Inter links – agent
by FSA EditorDefensive midfielder Denis Zakaria, 22, has no plans to leave Borussia Monchengladbach before the end of the season.
Borussia Monchengladbach star Denis Zakaria will not be leaving the Bundesliga leaders in January, according to his agent.
Zakaria has been linked with Premier League giants Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal, as well as Serie A side Inter and German champions Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund.
But the 22-year-old defensive midfielder has no plans to leave Gladbach before the end of the season.
“Denis will not leave Borussia in the winter, a change is 100 per cent excluded,” Mathieu Beda told Sport BILD.
“Denis is in very good shape in Gladbach and has been playing really well for weeks, but he still has more potential and he wants to show that in Gladbach now instead of dealing with a change.”
Switzerland international Zakaria swapped Young Boys for Monchengladbach in 2017.
Zakaria has scored two goals in 11 matches as Gladbach top the Bundesliga table by four points during the international break.


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by FlightHubPresented by FlightHub
Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the travel sector. It not only impacts the products and services companies provide, but how they’re offered as well. Travelers benefit from improved customer service throughout their journey. Businesses increase operational efficiency. It’s the best of both worlds.
This in no way negates the need for genuine human interaction. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Customer-facing roles are as important as ever. The best companies invest in technology to help their employees provide top-notch service.
Steve Jobs once said, “Technology is nothing. What’s important is that you have faith in people, that they’re basically good and smart, and if you give them the tools, they’ll do wonderful things with them.”
In this article, FlightHub and JustFly weigh in on 6 technology trends that are changing how we travel.
1. The Internet of Things (IoT)
One of the major advantages of IoT is how it delivers connectivity across every smart device and machine. Businesses in the travel sphere are seeing its potential and want to take full advantage.
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- Smart airports
- Personalized services during travel via smartphones
- Information tailored to specific locations
- Task automation at hotels and airports
- Large-scale energy optimization
2. Augmented Reality (AR)
AR technology blends the real and digital worlds together from any smartphone and tablet, which is why hotels have adopted the use of AR to augment the appearance of the destinations they want customers to visit. Since more and more travelers are researching, planning, and booking travel on their devices, using AR is a natural progression.
Examples of AR in travel:
- Interactive wall maps and room decor
- Unlock hotel rooms with a digital key
- Enhanced tourist destinations
- Location-enabled push notifications
3. Virtual Reality (VR)
VR is already being used extensively in education and gaming, and travel companies have taken note. Many are taking strides to quickly implement VR to effectively give customers a glimpse into the experiences they hope to have.
Examples of VR in travel
- See 360-degree images of accommodations
- Experience the entire booking process virtually
- Simulate visits to popular tourist destinations
4. Artificial intelligence (AI)
The possibilities for AI are endless, particularly in the travel sector. Machine learning and a variety of bots are already being used to automate tasks, boost efficiency, reduce costs, and of course, improve customer service.
Examples of AI in travel:
- Travel bots that respond quickly when agents can’t
- Speech recognition
- Customer-facing AI robots
- Data analysis to learn traveler profiles
5. Wi-Fi connectivity:
Of course, internet and Wi-Fi connectivity are hardly new trends. However, there’s a growing consumer demand to stay connected in the air, on the water, and on the ground. They want to post their experiences, leave reviews, get important information and more, all in real time.
To keep up with demands, travel companies are investing heavily into stronger, faster and broader networks. This leads to more efficient businesses and better overall operational security.
How Wi-Fi connectivity affects travel:
- Trips are booked via devices connected to Wi-Fi
- Free access to Wi-Fi is a factor when choosing hotels
- Wi-Fi hotspots spread throughout major international cities
6. Voice technology
According to Google, 72% of people with voice-activated devices use them daily — for example, Siri, Alexa, and Google Home. Travel industry companies are beginning to take advantage of the growing consumer comfort and familiarity with digital voice assistants.
Examples of voice technology in travel:
- Control hotel room settings by speech
- Skip the front desk, get information from devices
- Book reservations and room service with voice commands
The travel world is evolving, and the technology innovation that powers this growth is showing no signs of slowing down. With travel companies like FlightHub and JustFly on board with the latest tech trends, businesses are performing better, and perhaps most importantly, customers are getting much improved service.
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The wire format for RMI is represented by a Stream. The terminology adopted here reflects a client perspective. Out refers to output messages and In refers to input messages. The contents of the transport header are not formatted using object serialization.
- Stream:
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The input and output streams used by RMI are paired. Each Out stream has a corresponding In stream. An Out stream in the grammar maps to the output stream of a socket (from the client's perspective). An In stream (in the grammar) is paired with the corresponding socket's input stream. Since output and input streams are paired, the only header information needed on an input stream is an acknowledgment as to whether the protocol is understood; other header information (such as the magic number and version number) can be implied by the context of stream pairing.
An output stream in RMI consists of transport Header information followed by a sequence of Messages. Alternatively, an output stream can contain an invocation embedded in the HTTP protocol.
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0x4a 0x52 0x4d 0x49 Version Protocol
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The Messages are wrapped within a particular protocol as specified by Protocol. For the SingleOpProtocol, there may only be one Message after the Header, and there is no additional data that the Message is wrapped in. The SingleOpProtocol is used for invocation embedded in HTTP requests, where interaction beyond a single request and response is not possible.
For the StreamProtocol and the MultiplexProtocol, the server must respond with a a byte 0x4e acknowledging support for the protocol, and an EndpointIdentifier that contains the host name and port number that the server can see is being used by the client. The client can use this information to determine its host name if it is otherwise unable to do that for security reasons. The client must then respond with another EndpointIdentifier that contains the client's default endpoint for accepting connections. This can be used by a server in the MultiplexProtocol case to identify the client.
For the StreamProtocol, after this endpoint negotiation, the Messages are sent over the output stream without any additional wrapping of the data. For the MultiplexProtocol, the socket connection is used as the concrete connection for a multiplexed connection, as described in Section 10.6, "RMI's Multiplexing Protocol." Virtual connections initiated over this multiplexed connection consist of a series of Messages as described below.
There are three types of output messages: Call, Ping and DgcAck. A Call encodes a method invocation. A Ping is a transport-level message for testing liveness of a remote virtual machine. A DGCAck is an acknowledgment directed to a server's distributed garbage collector that indicates that remote objects in a return value from a server have been received by the client.
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DgcAck:
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There are currently three types of input messages: ReturnData, HttpReturn and PingAck. ReturnData is the result of a "normal" RMI call. An HttpReturn is a return result from an invocation embedded in the HTTP protocol. A PingAck is the acknowledgment for a Ping message.
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A call to this subroutine parses a query and returns a hash containing all of the parsed data. Here is a short bit of code to get you started. Pass a filehandle glob and set any need values or filters. Just a few of the possible filters are used in this example
use lib '/JABPerlMod'; # directory where Blast.pm is stored use Blast qw(&parse_query); while ( !eof(IN) ) { my %q = %{ &parse_query( FILEHANDLE => \*IN, SKIP_SUBJECTS=> \%prev_queries, MIN_BPALIGN => 50, SKIP_OVERLAP=> $true, SKIP_SELF => $false, SKIP_IDENT_HSP=> $true) }; next if $q{'error'} eq 'No Blast Title Found'; print Dumper \%q; #use datadumper for good view of data $prev_queries{$q{'qname'}}=1; }
&parse_query
is a subroutine that parses pairwise
blastoutput. It has many options, but most importantly all data of interest
can be parsed (including alignments). The subroutine parses one query at a
time, and will return all subjects and their high scoring pairs (hsp). This
program has beenn used extensively for nucleotide comparisons, and has yet
to be used for protein. Additionally, it has only been used on NCBI
standalone blastall pairwise output. The parsing model was based
extensively on Ian Korf's BPlite, which handles protein and WU-BLAST, so
&parse_query
should be able to parse protein and WU-BLAST.
BPlite is object oriented which I find slightly cumbersome for quick
manipulations, but may be more useful to you than a hash structure you
don't understand.
For each call to the subroutine, a query parsed and the parsed output is returned in the form of a pointer to a hash. The structure of this hash is outlined below All values are standarded except for a few calculated (or value added blast) parameters denoted by ***
{'<program>'} blast program and version, e.g. BLASTN 2.0.7 {'db'}{'name'} name of database {'db'}{'seq#'} number of sequences in database {'db'}{'len'} length in bases of the database
{'qname'} really just the first non-space characters in title *** NAME_TYPE => 'VERSION' then |VERSION| is sought {'qlen'} length of query {'qdefn'} definition line without name if name at beginning {'sbjct'}[0] an array containing all the subject hashes {'name'} name of subject (VERSION option applies) *** {'defn'} defnition line without name if name at beginning {'len'} length of subject sequence {'hsps'} an array containing all of the hsp hashes {'bits'} bit score for largest hsp {'score'} ??? score for largest hsp {'expect'} expected value based on length of query and database {'bpident'} number of bases/residues identical {'%ident'} % of bases/residues (bpident/sizealign) {'bppos'} number of similar residues {'%pos'} % of similar residues (bppos/sizealign) {'bpgap'} number of gapped bases {'%gap'} % of gaps (bpgap/sizealign) {'sizealign'} alignment size (bases + gaps) {'qb'} beginning alignment position of query {'qe'} ending alignment position of query {'sb'} beginning alignment position of subject {'se'} ending alignment position of subject {'bpalign'} number of bases juxtaposed (sizealign - gaps) *** {'alignq'} query string of alignment (only if ALIGN => 1) {'alignm'} middle matching |||||| |||| (only if ALIGN => 1) {'aligns'} subject string of alignment (only if ALIGN => 1)
NOTE:A blast subject can be made of multiple hsps; however, gap blast only provides statistics on the highest highest scoring pair.
NAME_TYPE =>('')/'VERSION' 'VERSION' will parse version for name
ALIGN => (0)/1 set to 1 will return alignment strings for hsps
There are going to be a lot of names that should have been deprecated before I started programming the filters but I haven't invested the effort to add more meaningful names yet. Below are both current and planned (***) FILTERS=>(with default values).
MIN_SIZEALIGN (0) MIN_BPIDENT (0) MIN_%IDENT (0)*** MAX_%IDENT (101)*** MIN_BPPOS (0)*** MIN_%POS (0)*** MAX_%POS (101) *** MIN_BPGAP (0)*** MIN_%GAP (0)*** MAX_%GAP (101)*** MIN_BPALIGN (0) MIN_FRACBPMATCH (0)*** MAX_FRACBPMATCH (1.01)***
SKIP_OVERLAP (0)/1 if 1 all double overlaps will be removed. Double overlaps are overlaps where both the 2 hsps' queries overlap and the subjects overlap. All hsps are compared to higher scoring ones. If a lower scoring one overlaps it is deleted, and thus only the higher scoring ones are keptedthe 2 hsps' queri
SKIP_ALLOVERLAP_ORIENT => (0)/1 if set to 1 all overlapping and misoriented (relative to highest hsp) are removed. Should be left with non-touching hsps with the same subject orientation.
SKIP_SELF (0)/1 if set to 1 then all hits that have the same name for query and subject will be deleted. Usually a record that hits itself is uninteresting.
SKIP_IDENT_HSP (0)/1 if set to 1 then all hits that have the same name for query and subject and the same begins and ends for the alignment are deleted. This removes a sequence hitting itself, but allows for the seuquence to hit itself in a different location
SKIP_SUBJECTS => \%HASH A hash that contains subjects to skip. For instance, hash contents of (AC00003=>1,AC00004=>1) would skip these to accession numbers if they appeared as a subject of a blast hit. The value must be set to 1. This filter is useful for removing duplicate pairwise comparisons (A hits B and B hits A) when blasting a database against itself.
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Abstract: Complex expressions can be difficult to evaluate in Joy and in other stack-based languages, especially when some of the parameters are needed repeatedly for the computation of intermediate values. This note describes some techniques that can be valuable in such cases. The example used is the quadratic formula.
An equation of the form a * x^2 + b * x + c = 0 has either no solution in the reals, or it has two solutions in the reals ("not necessarily distinct" as they say). The solutions, if any, are given by
-b +/- sqrt(b^2 - 4 * a * c) ----------------------------- 2 * aR. Kent Dybvig, The SCHEME Programming Languagage, 1987, p 44, gives the following definition
(define quadratic-formula (lambda (a b c) (let ([minusb (0 - b)] [radical (sqrt (- (* b b) (* 4 ( * a c))))] [divisor (* 2 a)] ) let ([root1 (/ (+ minusb radical) divisor)] [root2 (/ (- minusb radical) divisor)]) (cons root1 root2)))))For a = 2, b = -4, c = -6 the solutions are x = 3 and x = -1, and the programs gives the solutions in the form of a (dotted) pair:
(quadratic-formula 2 -4 -6) => (3 . -1)Dybvig remarks (p 45):
".. by employing two let expressions, the definition makes clear the dependency of root1 and root2 on the values of minusb, radical, and divisor. Equally important, the let expressions make clear the lack of dependencies among minusb, radical, and divisor and between root1 and root2."The remainder of this note is concerned with writing a program in Joy which does the same thing, using the Scheme program as a model. The general plan is to develop some constructions in Joy which can play the same role as the let-expressions in Scheme (or other languages).
The simplest let-expressions are those in which only a single expression is evaluated and given a name, which is then available in the body:
(let ([name expression]) ( body ))In Joy there is no name to be given to the value of the expression, but the value of the expression can be pushed on top of the stack by the nullary combinator:
[expression] nullary bodyThe nullary combinator executes the quotation on top on the remainder of the stack, possibly consuming several values, and then restores that remainder and pushes whatever top value the execution of the quotation had produced.
But this is of no use for multiple let-expressions in which there are several names to be defined independently, as in the first half of the Scheme program in which three names are defined, or in the second half in which two are defined.
The effect of multiple let-expressions can be simulated in Joy by a simple but very useful device. The aim is to compute several values independently which are to be used later. In Joy these values are anomymous. The general pattern is
[[..] [..] [..]] [i] mapThis is perhaps a surprising use of the map combinator. In all cases the map combinator expects on top of the stack a single quotation and in most cases below that a list or other aggregate of values. But map can also handle the case where that list is a list of quotations to be executed. If the single quotation is [i], the the quoted i combinator will execute each of the three listed quotations and the map combinator assembles these into a list of the three values that were on top of the stack at the end of the three executions. Note that the three result values are computed independently of each other, and each of the three computations can modify the stack in any way, and after each of the three computations the original stack below the list of three quotations is restored. It is these three properties that make the device useful for structuring Joy programs.
In many cases the three values that have been computed from the three quotations are required not as a single list on top of the stack but as three independent values. Of course it is easy enough to decompose the list, in the present case by
uncons uncons uncons popThis will work even in the rare case where the result list contains operators, as in [2 + 3]. But the sequence of uncons'es is clumsy, especially if the list is long. It would be preferable to use some code which decomposes the list independently of its length. One device is the step combinator, which expects a quotations and below that a list or other aggregate. It successively puts the elements of the list onto the stack and executes the quotation. The top value after each of the executions is pushed onto the stack. In the present case the required quotation [], which does nothing. So, for example,
1 2 3 [[pop dup *] [+] [2 *]] [i] map [] stepwill leave 1 2 3 4 5 6 on top of the stack, the 6 topmost, after producing the list [4 5 6] just after the map.
Applying these constructions mechanically to the nested multiple let-expressions in the Scheme program results in the following definition in Joy:
DEFINE quadratic-1 == # a b c => [root1 root2 ] [ [ pop pop 2 * ] # divisor [ pop 0 swap - ] # minusb [ swap dup * rollup * 4 * - sqrt ] ] # radical [i] map [] step [ [ + swap / ] # root1 [ - swap / ] ] # root2 [i] map [] step [] cons cons # build pair [ pop pop pop pop pop pop ] dip. # cleanup stack
But the program is unsatisfactory for a number of reasons:
1. Most glaringly, in line 7 the list of two roots is decomposed by [] step. But then in line 8 the two roots are recomposed to a list. So, the final [] step in line 7, and all of line 8 should be deleted.
2. In line 4 the list of three intermediate values is also decomposed by [] step. Just like a sequence of uncons operations, this will work even in the rare case where the list contains operators, as in [2 + swap]. But in the case of the quadratic formula the list of intermediate values is just a normal list of literals, namely numbers. Because of that it is possible to decompose the list by just the i combinator, which will do the same job simpler and also more efficiently.
3. In line 9 the six pops remove the three parameters (a b c) and the three inttermeddiate values (divisor minusb radical). A language such as Scheme need not (and cannot) explicitly express the disappearancce of these values. But the three parameters are no longer needed in the computation of the two roots from the three intermediate values. And yet, during that computation the three parameters are still visible. But is only by inspecting the code for the computations that it becomes apparent that the parameters are not used directly. In Scheme the independence is not (and cannot be) expressed explicitly. But it can be expressed in Joy. The three (dipped) pops for the three parameters can occur as soon as they are no longer needed, and that is immediately after the first map. Similarly the three (dipped) pops for the three intermediate values can occur after the second map. But when the number of pops is small (three in this case) we can do better than [pop pop pop] dip. The combinators nullary, unary, binary and ternary are normally used to ensure that a quoted program does not consume more than 0, 1, 2 or 3 values from the stack. They can also be used to ensure that exactly that many are consumed. So the two lots of three pops can both be expressed by the ternary combinator.
DEFINE quadratic-2 == # a b c => [root1 root2 ] [ [ [ pop pop 2 * ] # divisor [ pop 0 swap - ] # minusb [ swap dup * rollup * 4 * - sqrt ] ] # radical [i] map ] ternary i [ [ [ + swap / ] # root1 [ - swap / ] ] # root2 [i] map ] ternary.
This version of the program is the best of the three in this note. It has now been added to the numlib.joy standard library.
There is another device which sometimes can be useful, especially when the number of pops is larger than can be handled by a single combinator such as ternary. This might arise if the number of intermediate values is large, and they have been computed as a list, most probably by [i] map. In such a case that very same list can be used as the (temporary) stack for the following computations. The combinator infra expects a list and above that a quotation. It will treat the list as the stack and execute the quotation using that stack. It will return the modified list on top of the regular stack. In the present program for the quadratic formula, after the three intermediate values have been computed as a list, the remaining computation for the two roots can be done under the control of the infra combinator. Note that this is in the last line of the program below. When that returns, the required final value will be what is on top of this temporary stack, which the first element on the list, and that can be extracted with the first operator. The remaining intermediate values thereby disappear, no matter how many there were. The device is an overkill in the present case for the quadratic formula, but it can be useful elsewhere.
The device can also be used when instead several parameters there is only one, but it is a possibly long list of values. This situation does not obtain in the present case, but we can make it so by a chain of three conses into an initially empty list. This is only done in the program below to enable the first use of the infra combinator. So the following illustrates the use of the infra combinator twice, once for computing the intermediate values, and once for computing the final result. The first use relied on the ugly chain of conses at the beginninng, and would not really be recommended. But the second use would be a reasonable and more widely useful alternative to the ternary combinator. Note also that because of the infra combinator some of the order of computations needed to be different from the preceding program.
DEFINE quadratic-3 == # a b c => [root1 root2 ] [] cons cons cons # list of parameters [ [ [ [dup * swap] dip * 4 * - sqrt ] # radical [ pop 0 swap - ] # minusb [ 2 * ] ] # divisor [i] map ] infra first [ [ [ + swap / ] # root1 [ - swap / ] ] # root2 [i] map ] infra first.


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How fake news are created?
- False stories that are deliberately published or sent around, in order to make people believe something untrue or to get lots of people to visit a website. These are deliberate lies that are put online, even though the person writing them knows that they are made up.
- Stories that may have some truth to them, but they're not completely accurate. This is because the people writing them - for example, journalists or bloggers - don't check all of the facts before publishing the story, or they might exaggerate some of it.
It is happening a lot at the moment, with many people publishing these stories in order to get as many shares as possible.
Many of us like to share news and stories on social media with our friends.
We all share things for different reasons. Perhaps it's an interesting story, news about a celebrity that you like, or something that made you laugh.
But when you see something you like online, do you check to make sure that it's true before you share it?
Not everything that we read or see on the internet is true - and if it isn't, and we share it, we could be making more people believe something that is actually made up.
Stories like this are called fake news and they can be a problem.
What is fake news?
Fake news is news or stories on the internet that are not true.
There are two kinds of fake news: