// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); // you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. // You may obtain a copy of the License at // // http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 // // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software // distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, // WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. // See the License for the specific language governing permissions and // limitations under the License. // Copyright 2007 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved. /** * @fileoverview Contains the frame element method transport for cross-domain * communication. It exploits the fact that FF lets a page in an * iframe call a method on the iframe-element it is contained in, even if the * containing page is from a different domain. * */ goog.provide('goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport'); goog.require('goog.net.xpc'); goog.require('goog.net.xpc.Transport'); /** * Frame-element method transport. * * Firefox allows a document within an iframe to call methods on the * iframe-element added by the containing document. * NOTE: Tested in all FF versions starting from 1.0 * * @param {goog.net.xpc.CrossPageChannel} channel The channel this transport * belongs to. * @constructor * @extends {goog.net.xpc.Transport} */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport = function(channel) { /** * The channel this transport belongs to. * @type {goog.net.xpc.CrossPageChannel} * @private */ this.channel_ = channel; // To transfer messages, this transport basically uses normal function calls, // which are synchronous. To avoid endless recursion, the delivery has to // be artificially made asynchronous. /** * Array for queued messages. * @type {Array} * @private */ this.queue_ = []; /** * Callback function which wraps deliverQueued_. * @type {Function} * @private */ this.deliverQueuedCb_ = goog.bind(this.deliverQueued_, this); }; goog.inherits(goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport, goog.net.xpc.Transport); /** * The transport type. * @type {number} * @protected */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.transportType = goog.net.xpc.TransportTypes.FRAME_ELEMENT_METHOD; /** * Flag used to enforce asynchronous messaging semantics. * @type {boolean} * @private */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.recursive_ = false; /** * Timer used to enforce asynchronous message delivery. * @type {number} * @private */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.timer_ = 0; /** * Holds the function to send messages to the peer * (once it becomes available). * @type {Function} * @private */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.outgoing_ = null; /** * Connect this transport. */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.connect = function() { if (this.channel_.getRole() == goog.net.xpc.CrossPageChannel.Role.OUTER) { // get shortcut to iframe-element this.iframeElm_ = this.channel_.iframeElement_; // add the gateway function to the iframe-element // (to be called by the peer) this.iframeElm_['XPC_toOuter'] = goog.bind(this.incoming_, this); // at this point we just have to wait for a notification from the peer... } else { this.attemptSetup_(); } }; /** * Only used from within an iframe. Attempts to attach the method * to be used for sending messages by the containing document. Has to * wait until the containing document has finished. Therefore calls * itself in a timeout if not successful. * @private */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.attemptSetup_ = function() { var retry = true; /** @preserveTry */ try { if (!this.iframeElm_) { // throws security exception when called too early this.iframeElm_ = window.frameElement; } // check if iframe-element and the gateway-function to the // outer-frame are present // TODO Make sure the following code doesn't throw any exceptions if (this.iframeElm_ && this.iframeElm_['XPC_toOuter']) { // get a reference to the gateway function this.outgoing_ = this.iframeElm_['XPC_toOuter']; // attach the gateway function the other document will use this.iframeElm_['XPC_toOuter']['XPC_toInner'] = goog.bind(this.incoming_, this); // stop retrying retry = false; // notify outer frame this.send(goog.net.xpc.TRANSPORT_SERVICE_, goog.net.xpc.SETUP_ACK_); // notify channel that the transport is ready this.channel_.notifyConnected_(); } } catch (e) { goog.net.xpc.logger.severe( 'exception caught while attempting setup: ' + e); } // retry necessary? if (retry) { if (!this.attemptSetupCb_) { this.attemptSetupCb_ = goog.bind(this.attemptSetup_, this); } window.setTimeout(this.attemptSetupCb_, 100); } }; /** * Handles transport service messages. * @param {string} payload The message content. */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.transportServiceHandler = function(payload) { if (this.channel_.getRole() == goog.net.xpc.CrossPageChannel.Role.OUTER && !this.channel_.isConnected() && payload == goog.net.xpc.SETUP_ACK_) { // get a reference to the gateway function this.outgoing_ = this.iframeElm_['XPC_toOuter']['XPC_toInner']; // notify the channel we're ready this.channel_.notifyConnected_(); } else { throw Error('Got unexpected transport message.'); } }; /** * Process incoming message. * @param {string} serviceName The name of the service the message is to be * delivered to. * @param {string} payload The message to process. * @private */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.incoming_ = function(serviceName, payload) { if (!this.recursive_ && this.queue_.length == 0) { this.channel_.deliver_(serviceName, payload); } else { this.queue_.push({serviceName: serviceName, payload: payload}); if (this.queue_.length == 1) { this.timer_ = window.setTimeout(this.deliverQueuedCb_, 1); } } }; /** * Delivers queued messages. * @private */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.deliverQueued_ = function() { while (this.queue_.length) { var msg = this.queue_.shift(); this.channel_.deliver_(msg.serviceName, msg.payload); } }; /** * Send a message * @param {string} service The name off the service the message is to be * delivered to. * @param {string} payload The message content. */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.send = function(service, payload) { this.recursive_ = true; this.outgoing_(service, payload); this.recursive_ = false; }; /** * Disposes of the transport. */ goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.prototype.disposeInternal = function() { goog.net.xpc.FrameElementMethodTransport.superClass_.disposeInternal.call( this); this.outgoing_ = null; this.iframeElm_ = null; };


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| DOSE: |
9.0 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
Introduction
This report is about my first 2C-I experience. It was far more powerful than I expected, but I ended up enjoying it somewhat, although I have ambivalent feelings in certain ways.
Background, Preparation
I ordered some 2C-I from an internet company. It came as 100mg of fine white powder, and I dissolved it in one liter of water, not having any better way to measure out individual doses. Although my friend and I were both experienced with many entheogens, having tripped nearly 100 times (me) and around 40 times (my friend), we were both new to 2C-I. Since that was the case, we decided to start slowly. It turned out to be very lucky that we had been so conservative with our doses.
We had read information online about 2C-I, and considered ourselves well-informed, considering we were about to ingest a little-known research chemical.
Set, Setting
We were at his house, which is in a pleasant area with many trees and a nice view of the city. We were both excited to try this new chemical, and neither of us claimed to be worried about the fact that it was an experimental chemical, or anything else (especially since it was supposed to be a low dose). We were both in good mindsets, with wonderful music playing (Jazz, African and Indian music Étry Ustad Ali Akbar Khan's music while tripping - it's unbelievable! Especially 'Signature Series Volume 2').
The Experience
My friend and I (both around 140 pounds) each drank between 8 and 10 ml of the water, as a beginner's dose (8 to 10 mg). By 45 minutes into it, I was blown away by the power I felt. I got quite scared, since we had thought we were only doing a little more than a threshold dose, but I was feeling an intense body glow and was already having strong visuals, mostly of wood grain waving and flowing. My friends massaged and comforted me, and I was soon in a good space again.
It was a decent trip overall, although the intensity of it was shocking. I did not feel able to write anything of value while on the trip, and my notes are a jumble of near nonsense when I read them now. My art was very interesting, although it took such as effort to move the pen on the paper that I don't believe that I will produce a lot, artistically, on this chemical. What I did draw, however, was very creative in some ways (the lines are powerful, and not something that I would normally be able to capture) but not in others (the subject matter is fairly uninteresting). I did not experience any great enlightenment, which may have been for any of several reasons, although the possibility is strong that I just don't love the drug itself.
The visuals were beautiful - comparable to those on LSD, for me. We went for a walk, and the road was wet from an earlier rain. The texture of the road was amazing to look at. It was glimmering in the moonlight, and it looked almost fake, or magical.
Time passed very very quickly on 2C-I - the whole trip, which took around 12 hours, felt subjectively more like two hours. It was too long for me, in that way, and I wished that I could have gone to sleep earlier than 7 AM, although I was fully awake until that time - not any feeling of tiredness.
The trip was different than any other entheogen I've used, although I would say it comes closest to LSD. It definitely had a synthetic feel to it, and I generally prefer the plant teachers, which give more balanced trips, in my not so humble opinion.
More than anything else, I was very surprised by the power of the trip. I would say that it was roughly equivalent to 2-300 micrograms of LSD or 2.5 grams of shrooms, although we all know that such comparisons are meaningless. I do not know why such a small dose effected me so strongly. I'm not a lightweight on any other entheogen than I've tried. I usually take between 3 and 4 grams of mushrooms, and always preferred multiple tabs of acid when I did that. So it appears that it's possible that I'm just a lightweight on 2C-I? However, my friend also experienced a full trip, and therefore I suspect that something else is going on.
I will probably try 2C-I again, partly because I still have most of the original liter of water/2C-I, but partly because I feel like I missed something that first trip. I do not hold overly high expectations for 2C-I, but I am willing to keep an open mind for at least one more experience. However, if I can find cactus or mushrooms, I will definitely do those first, as I find my experiences far more rewarding with those teachers.
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#include <GameScene.h>
§ GameScene()
| GameScene::GameScene |
( |
sf::RenderWindow & |
window | ) |
|
Constructor for GameScene
- Parameters
-
| window | - RenderWindow to use. |
§ Cleanup()
| void GameScene::Cleanup |
( |
| ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
§ ConfigureHUD()
| void GameScene::ConfigureHUD |
( |
| ) |
|
|
private |
§ Draw()
§ GameOver()
| void GameScene::GameOver |
( |
int |
config | ) |
|
|
private |
§ GenerateObstacles()
| void GameScene::GenerateObstacles |
( |
int |
maxSpawn, |
|
|
int |
minSpawn, |
|
|
int |
step |
|
) |
| |
|
private |
Generates the obstacles.
- Parameters
-
| maxSpawn | - Maximum obstacles to spawn in game session. |
| minSpawn | - Minimum obstacles to spawn in game session. |
| step | - How many steps away from player the obstacle shall spawn. |
§ HandleEvent()
| void GameScene::HandleEvent |
( |
sf::Event |
event | ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
Handles input events
- Parameters
-
Implements IScene.
§ Init()
Initializes GameScene. Creates all objects, initializes them, loads the map and creates the camera.
Implements IScene.
§ LoadTextures()
| void GameScene::LoadTextures |
( |
| ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
Loads all the textures needed for the game.
Implements IScene.
§ MakeRandomObstacle()
| Object * GameScene::MakeRandomObstacle |
( |
| ) |
|
|
private |
Creates a random type of obstacle.
- Returns
- Pointer to obstacle.
§ Update()
| void GameScene::Update |
( |
| ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
Updates the GameScene. Generates the obstacles needed, updates objects, updates camera and HUD.
Implements IScene.
§ UpdateCamera()
| void GameScene::UpdateCamera |
( |
double |
time | ) |
|
|
private |
Updates the camera.
- Parameters
-
| time | - Amount of elapsed time since last game tick. |
§ UpdateHUD()
| void GameScene::UpdateHUD |
( |
double |
time | ) |
|
|
private |
Updates the HUD.
- Parameters
-
| time | - Amount of elapsed time since last game tick. |
§ UpdatePlayerInteractions()
| void GameScene::UpdatePlayerInteractions |
( |
double |
time | ) |
|
|
private |
Updates GameScene according to player.
- Parameters
-
| time | - Amount of elapsed time since last game tick. |
§ _coffeeBarSprite
| sf::Sprite GameScene::_coffeeBarSprite |
|
private |
§ _coffeeMeter
| sf::RectangleShape GameScene::_coffeeMeter |
|
private |
§ _coffeeText
| sf::Text GameScene::_coffeeText |
|
private |
§ _coffeeTiltArrow
| sf::RectangleShape GameScene::_coffeeTiltArrow |
|
private |
§ _hudBackground
| sf::RectangleShape GameScene::_hudBackground |
|
private |
§ _hudCamera
| sf::View GameScene::_hudCamera |
|
private |
§ _isRunning
| bool GameScene::_isRunning {false} |
|
private |
§ _lastPos
| sf::Vector2f GameScene::_lastPos |
|
private |
§ _player
| Object* GameScene::_player {nullptr} |
|
private |
§ _runClock
| sf::Clock GameScene::_runClock |
|
private |
§ _spawnObstacles
| bool GameScene::_spawnObstacles {true} |
|
private |
§ _staminaMeter
| sf::RectangleShape GameScene::_staminaMeter |
|
private |
§ _staminaText
| sf::Text GameScene::_staminaText |
|
private |
§ _timerText
| sf::Text GameScene::_timerText |
|
private |
§ _velocityText
| sf::Text GameScene::_velocityText |
|
private |
§ _world
§ font
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Typelevel
and
ScalaCheck
Noel Markham (47 Degrees)
Noel Markham (47 Degrees)
Assumptions
Monad
val genMonad: Gen[String] = for {
c <- Gen.alphaUpperChar
s <- Gen.nonEmptyListOf(Gen.alphaLowerChar)
} yield (c :: s).mkString
Monad
What about the laws?
property("Monad law: Left identity") = forAll { (arbInt: Int, add: Int) =>
arbInt < (Integer.MAX_VALUE - add) ==> {
val f: Int => Gen[Int] = i => Monad[Gen].pure(i + add)
val m1 = Monad[Gen].pure(arbInt).flatMap(f)
val m2 = f(arbInt)
m1.sample ?= m2.sample
}
}
... and the other laws hold too, honest
Applicative
val genApplicative: Gen[String] =
(Gen.alphaUpperChar |@| Gen.nonEmptyListOf(Gen.alphaLowerChar)).map {
(c, cs) =>
(c :: cs).mkString
}
If you don't need a monad, don't use one!
See the 2015 Scala World talk, Constraints liberate, liberties constrain
Monoid
val upperId = Gen.listOfN(3, Gen.alphaUpperChar)
val lowerId = Gen.listOfN(3, Gen.alphaLowerChar)
forAll(upperId |+| lowerId) { compositeId =>
// ...
}
As long as A
has a monoid, then Gen[A]
has a monoid too.
We're using the power of Cats to create more complicated generators from simple building blocks.
This is not ScalaCheck specific, this is simply functional programming!
We can use Shapeless's automatic typeclass derivation:
"com.github.alexarchambault"
%% "scalacheck-shapeless_1.13" % "1.1.0-RC1"
> test:console
[info] Starting scala interpreter...
[info]
Welcome to Scala version 2.11.7 (Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM).
Type in expressions to have them evaluated.
Type :help for more information.
scala> case class Coordinates(x: Int, y: Int, description: String)
defined class Coordinates
scala> import org.scalacheck.Shapeless._
import org.scalacheck.Shapeless._
scala> import org.scalacheck.Arbitrary._
import org.scalacheck.Arbitrary._
scala> arbitrary[Coordinates].sample
res0: Option[Coordinates] = Some(Coordinates(0,537278256,쪗ܘ暎))
scala> arbitrary[Coordinates].sample
res1: Option[Coordinates] = Some(Coordinates(-1204620568,0,掑꺒))
This can derive any Arbitrary[A]
as long as:
A
is a case class or sealed trait family of case classesArbitrary
can be summoned for A
's constitent parts through automatic derivation or otherwiseBut beware: compile times can dramatically increase!
property("Ordered integers") = forAll { (x: Int, y: Int, z: Int) =>
(x > 0 && y > 0 && z > 0) ==> {
val l = List(x, y, z).sorted
val min = l.head
val mid = l.drop(1).head
val max = l.last
(max - min >= 0) && max >= mid && mid >= min
}
}
[info] ! Constraints.Ordered integers:
Gave up after only 63 passed tests. 501 tests were discarded.
import Gen._
property("Ordered integers: II") = forAll(
posNum[Int], posNum[Int], posNum[Int]) {(x: Int, y: Int, z: Int) =>
val l = List(x, y, z).sorted
val min = l.head
val mid = l.drop(1).head
val max = l.last
(max - min >= 0) && max >= mid && mid >= min
}
[info] + Constraints.Ordered integers: II: OK, passed 100 tests.
Can we do better?
import eu.timepit.refined.api.Refined
import eu.timepit.refined.auto._
import eu.timepit.refined.numeric._
import eu.timepit.refined.scalacheck.numeric._
property("Ordered integers: III") = forAll {
(x: Int Refined Positive,
y: Int Refined Positive,
z: Int Refined Positive) =>
val l = List(x: Int, y: Int, z: Int).sorted
val min = l.head
val mid = l.drop(1).head
val max = l.last
(max - min >= 0) && max >= mid && mid >= min
}
Plenty more interesting refinements in the library!
A library for using sensible dates with ScalaCheck
scala> val now = ZonedDateTime.now
now: java.time.ZonedDateTime = 2016-09-01T10:31:40.801+01:00[Europe/London]
scala> val generator = genDateTimeWithinRange(now, Duration.ofDays(7))
generator: org.scalacheck.Gen[java.time.ZonedDateTime] =
org.scalacheck.Gen$$anon$5@34781a0f
scala> (1 to 3).foreach(_ => println(generator.sample))
Some(2016-09-06T06:48:42.275+01:00[Europe/London])
Some(2016-09-05T03:20:26.826+01:00[Europe/London])
Some(2016-09-06T06:06:35.392+01:00[Europe/London])
Features:
See more at https://47deg.github.io/scalacheck-datetime


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Class for spawning an Enemy or multiple enemies.
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Class for spawning an Enemy or multiple enemies.
◆ SpawnState
| Enumerator |
|---|
| SPAWNING | |
| WAITING | |
| COUNTING | |
◆ EnemyIsAlive()
| bool MonsterSpawner.EnemyIsAlive |
( |
| ) |
|
|
private |
- Returns
- If an enemy has been found or not.
- Returns
◆ SpawnEnemy()
| void MonsterSpawner.SpawnEnemy |
( |
Transform |
enemy | ) |
|
|
private |
Spawn the Enemy.
- Parameters
-
◆ SpawnWave()
| IEnumerator MonsterSpawner.SpawnWave |
( |
Wave |
wave | ) |
|
|
private |
IEnumerator for spawing a Wave and determining whether it is a boss battle or not.
- Parameters
-
| wave | The wave that contains the enemies to spawn. |
◆ Start()
| void MonsterSpawner.Start |
( |
| ) |
|
|
private |
◆ Update()
| void MonsterSpawner.Update |
( |
| ) |
|
|
private |
Checks if the monsters are spawning or not.
◆ WaveCompleted()
| void MonsterSpawner.WaveCompleted |
( |
| ) |
|
|
private |
Method for notifying the game when the Wave is complete.
◆ audioSource
| AudioSource MonsterSpawner.audioSource |
Reference to the audio source.
◆ bossBattle
| AudioClip MonsterSpawner.bossBattle |
Reference to the normal battle music.
◆ nextWave
| int MonsterSpawner.nextWave = 0 |
|
private |
Integer pointing to the next Wave.
◆ normalBattle
| AudioClip MonsterSpawner.normalBattle |
Reference to the normal battle music.
◆ searchCountdown
| float MonsterSpawner.searchCountdown = 1f |
|
private |
Time for searching if any monsters are still present.
◆ state
State of the current wave.
◆ timeBetweenWaves
| float MonsterSpawner.timeBetweenWaves = 5f |
◆ waveCountdown
| float MonsterSpawner.waveCountdown |
Countdown for the next Wave to start.
◆ waves
| Wave [] MonsterSpawner.waves |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/Shaki/Desktop/Final Year/Final Year Project/Withering/Withering/Assets/Scripts/Enemies/MonsterSpawner.cs


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studio. I have one app on the app store called "Game 1ne" and I was the lead programmer on the "Worlds Largest Game of Tetris" proejct which currently has the guiness world record for Worlds Largest Architectual Video Game. I'm currently working on the follow up and a new app "Rock, Paper, Scissors: The Baord Game" which are described in the proejcts page. Couple notes: if you click on the buttons on the side of the home page you will be able to play tic-tac-toe or pong, depending on which one you click. Both of these feature an AI that can in fact be beaten, the coding for the games is super ugly though. Clicking on "Colan Biemer" will let you play snake. I intend to add pictures to the project portion of the website soon and update this section.
I've also completed a coursera course: Online Games: Literature, New Media, and Narrative and General Game Playing.


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UNUSED Mixes Rich Pastel & Earth-Tone Layers for SS20
Light Summer hues.
by Charlie ZhangFollowing its Fall/Winter 2019 showcase, A$AP Rocky-backed Japanese label UNUSED has returned with its new Spring/Summer 2020 lookbook. Taken behind a crisp white backdrop, the imagery highlights a slew of clean layers treated in rich pastel dyes and muted earth tones.
The collection includes an expansive series of styles informed by casual American staples and sartorial cuts mixed with a bit of technicality: soft yellow hoodies and sweats, beige mac coats, purple bandana print shirt and pants, grey boiler suits, double-breasted blazers and baggy trousers, to mention a few. Garments like the pleated chinos and military-olive blazer highlight a unique take on bespoke styling, while pieces like the high-cut water-repellent jacket and white parka add extra functionality to the lineup. One standout piece is the pair of purple bandana pants. Bold paisley patterns border the waist, knees and sides, offset by smaller motifs everywhere else. Other garments like the striped cargo pants, knitwear and lightweight slacks round up the range of warm-weather necessities.
Scroll through the gallery above to see UNUSED’s SS20 collection and head over to unused.jp for a look at the full range.
Elsewhere, WACKO MARIA and DJ Harvey have reunited for their bold “DJ Legend” capsule.


Massive leak of Credit Card Pin Numbers
It seems that Data leaks are considered unavoidable like the flu, taxed or measles outbreaks for vaccination-deprived kids.
There's quite a list:
Kiss goodbye your PIN
You might think, it couldn't get worse, but it did. In an unprecedented development all, yes all of the 6 digit credit card pins have been revealed and posted online.
You can check: your pin will be in that stash. But be careful! Online searches are captured, potentially allowing an attacker to link the numbers back to you. So when inspecting the stash, either look manually or download and search locally.
Of course: you got that file on your local disk, someone might start asking questions. So be considerate!
Update
A single forgotten console.log(...)
statement was the source that leaked all those numbers.
The full code, released on APRIL 01 is here:
/* Generates all 6 digit pins in a random order */
const max = 1000000;
const ppl = 10;
const pins = [];
// Prepopulate sequentially
for (let i = 0; i < max; i++) {
pins[i] = (' 000000' + i).slice(-6);
}
// Randomize location
for (let i = max; i >= 0; i--) {
let p = Math.floor(Math.random() * i);
let n = pins[p];
pins[p] = pins[i];
pins[i] = n;
if (i % ppl == 0) {
console.log(pins.slice(i, i + ppl).toString() + (i == 0 ? '' : ','));
}
}
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| TETware version: | 3.7-lite |
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| Date of test run: | 2011-08-16 |
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Converse User Story
Ashon tells you “Do you know about converse mode?”
> tell ashon No
You tell Ashon “No”
Ashon tells you “Type ‘converse ashon’ and type away!”
> converse ashon
You start conversing with Ashon.
(!) Welcome to your first conversation.
* Everything you type will now be relayed as a conversation instead of as a command.
* Start a line with a period to execute the rest of the line as a command instead.
* Type ‘.end’ to stop conversing.
* Type ‘.help converse’ for more detailed information.
tell Ashon> Testing
You tell Ashon “Testing”
tell Ashon> Wow this is awesome!
You tell Ashon “Wow this is awesome!”
Ashon tells you “Yeah, saves time. Use . to preface actual commands like .sit”
tell Ashon> .hug ashon
You hug Ashon.
tell Ashon>
Ashon tells you “Use ‘.end’ to end the conversation.”
tell Ashon> Why? Now I can bug you relentlessly!
You tell Ashon “Why? Now I can bug you relentlessly!”
Ashon tells you “Ha, ha.”
tell Ashon> .end
>
Additional notes:
- While in this mode, any non-dotted input might just get appended the relevant command part ("tell Ashon" in this example). This approach would also allow for variants like "converse gossip" to enter "converse mode" with a chat channel instead of with a specific player.
- Basically a special command processor mode which "falls back" to the regular command processor with input that started with "." (after stripping the period).
- Note that converse mode is one-way and does not have to be "reciprocated" or accepted; one player might be "conversing at" another player while they are still in regular playing mode. (Of course, converse mode should not bypass other muting or "ignore" type commands.)
- Note that the prompt change from ">" serves as a continuous reminder that the user is in converse mode, since forgetting can result in sending what was intended as a command to the target. This could be especially helpful if they step away for a few minutes and forgot; their command attempts would be sent as commands.
- Similarly, after idling for a minute or so: Perhaps the user could be warned and then automatically kicked out of converse mode.
- If a player loses their connection, we could automatically inform anyone conversing at them (if they have permission to know this).
- If a MUD allows triggers, they may want to consider disabling converse mode. (We'll want it to be easy to disable certain commands like this without touching core code.)
- Perhaps the command-start symbol should actually be "/" by default to align well with some modern popular chat programs. The default symbol should be configurable by an admin without modifying core (perhaps via app.config setting). On top of those, players could perhaps configure their own command symbol override.
- Consider if we should support opening converse mode with multiple targets, such as ".converse Ashon and Karak" to just send tells to each target in succession. (Alternately, adding the ability to create impromptu, temporary mini-channels and using "converse" against those channels may be an even better avenue.)
- Edge case: Other special modes could potentially kick in when issuing a "dot command" or other timing races, which result in Paging mode or Y/N confirmations, etc. Perhaps the user just has to keep "dotting" those interactions like ".Y" to confirm, or ".end" to ineract and then go back to conversation mode. (Do we have to stack prompts?)
- Edge case: If we ".converse [other target]" while already in converse mode, should we exit the existing conversation to engage the next conversation, switch to creating a temporary mini-channel and inviting the target, ignore the input, or something else?


This is a simple client for Fuseki-OIDC. You can log-in or register with the identity
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Homework: Craft the AOTE and program its special ability
Imagine that in your game there is a special sword called the AOTE.
When you you hold the sword in your hand and right or left click, you will be teleported to the block you are looking at
Since this is a very op function, there is a cool-down period.
Below it the code that creates a recipe for AOTE and is missing a block that complete the cool-down function
Change the recipe to include Ender Pearls, and Blaze Rod, and complete the cool-down logic.
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Welcome to Fanghui Liu (刘方辉)'s Homepage!
Fanghui Liu
Postdoc researcher at EPFL, Switzerland
Email: x@y with x=fanghui.liu and y=epfl.ch
[Google Scholar]
at Zermatt, Switzerland (Aug. 2022)
About me
I will be joining the Department of Computer Science, University of Warwick, UK as an assistant professor, starting in Autumn 2023. If you would like to work with me on mathematical foundations of machine learning, feel free to contact me. Warwick has a strong research direction on TCS, mathematics, and statistics.
I'm currently a postdoc researcher in the Laboratory for Information and Inference Systems (LIONS), École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, working with Prof. Volkan Cevher. Before that, I spent two years as a postdoc researcher in Department of Electrical Engineering (ESAT-STADIUS), KU Leuven, Belgium, hosted by Prof. Johan A.K. Suykens. I am an ELLIS Member.
I obtained the Ph.D degree from Institute of Image Processing Pattern Recognition in Department of Automation, Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) in June 2019, supervised by Prof. Jie Yang, and the B.E. degree in Automation, Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT) in 2014.
Research Interests
I'm generally interested in mathematical foundations of machine learning, e.g., statistical learning theory and deep learning theory on the generalization properties of under-/over-parameterized models. Currently I'm also interested in reinforcement learning theory, especially on function approximation, from classical statistical learning to sequential decision making.
My research interest starts from kernel methods to large-scale computational methodologies in algorithm, and mainly focuses on theoretically understanding generalization properties of machine learning based algorithms, especially on over-parameterized models (motivated by neural networks). In fact, my research line can be understood from a function space theory perspective, from RKHS to hyper-RKHS, Barron spaces, Besov spaces. This aims to understand the role of over-parameterization from kernel methods to neural networks.
Refer to my Research Statement if you're interested in.
statistical learning theory, e.g., double descent, benign overfitting [AISTATS21, NeurPS22, ICML23], theory of kernel methods [JMLR21, ML21].
Besides, I also spend time on some student projects in theoretical-oriented application topics, e.g., robustness and verification [NeurIPS22, NeurIPS22], neural architecture search [NeurIPS22], and out-of-distribution generalization [NeurIPS22], which aims to build trustworthy machine learning systems.
News
[2023-06] Here is the slides of our CVPR 2023 tutorial.
[2023-06] Here is the slides of our ICASSP 2023 tutorial.
[2023-05] One paper was accepted by TMLR regarding generalization guarantees of federated learning under covariate shifts.
[2023-04] Two papers were accepted by ICML 2023: one is about function approximation in online RL; the other one is related to benign overfitting. I will be at Hawaii! Feel free to chat.
[2023-04] I was selected as a Notable Reviewer for ICLR 2023.
[2023-02] We will give a tutorial entitled Deep learning theory for computer vision at IEEE CVPR 2023 in Vancouver, Canada.
[2023-02] I will attend the Rising Stars in AI Symposium 2023 at KAUST in Saudi Arabia (Feb. 19-21).
[2022-12] We will give a tutorial entitled Neural networks: the good, the bad, the ugly at IEEE ICASSP 2023 in the Greek island of Rhodes.
[2022-09] Six papers were accepted by NeurIPS 2022.
[2021-10] One paper on double descent of RFF with SGD was posted on arXiv.
[2021-10] One paper was accepted by IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence.
[2021-07] One paper was accepted by IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence.
[2021-06] One paper was accepted by Journal of Machine Learning Research.
[2021-02] One paper was accepted by Machine Learning.
[2021-01] Two papers were accepted by AISTATS 2021.
[2020-10] One paper was accepted by Journal of Machine Learning Research.


1127 NYT articles between December 2018 and April 2020, the headline of which mentioned Joe Biden, Michael Bloomberg, Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren.
One way to analyze a string of text is through sentiment analysis. Broadly speaking, sentiment analysis is a technique to identify affective states of text. Here, we use VADER, a Python sentiment analysis library, to estimate a sentiment score based on the headline, snippet, and lead paragraph for each article. A sentiment score lies in between -1 and 1, with negative numbers for negative sentiment and positive numbers for positive one.
Looking at the example to the left, words highlighted in green have positive sentiment while those in red have negative sentiment. The final sentiment score is the average of these word-based sentiments.
Here, each article is represented by a bubble.
The color of a bubble corresponds to the section in which the article was published.
The size of a bubble tells you about the number of words in the article.
You can find the sentiment score associated with a bubble/article by checking its x-axis position.
The vertical bar shows you where the mean sentiment score is.
When you hover over a bubble, more information about the bubble/article will appear in a toolbox, including the headline, publication date, and sentiment score.
You can split the bubbles according to candidates by selecting
on the top of the chart.
Alternatively, you can select
to gather all the bubbles back to the center.
You can also use the checkboxes on the top to choose the categories of articles that you want to see.
Tired of politics? Then just uncheck
Interested in a particular time period of the Democratic primary? You can drag your mouse over it to select a time period you would like to focus into in the charts below. Drag it to move the selected time period.
Interested in precisely what these key events are? Hover over the events in the chart's time axis to get more info.
Want a detailed narrative description of the Democratic Primary? Select a time period smaller than a month with the brush and then move it from the start of the timeline to the end to see exposition on defining moments in the primary.
Hover over the individual candidates polling averages to see shifts in approval throughout the campaign or their sentiment scores to get a sense of the ebb and flow of sentiment analysis.


Hi, my name is Jason Aviles. I’m a web developer in New Jersey. I specialize in web and app design, front end development, user experience, and creating identities and branding. I have a passion for createing websites and bringing them to life , so contact me if you’d like to work together on your next project.
I created a public speaking site named JeffAviles.com for a client.i used css html and alot of JavaScript.
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BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA A ten-step film review by Ronald Hogan Copyright 1992 Ronald Hogan
1) The film's overture is set in the Middle Ages, during the Crusades. Note that the setting is Eastern Europe, the porous region where the East and West intermingle, where Europe gets its tastes of Eastern exoticism, such as the Turks. Dracula exists in this turbulent middle ground and is profoundly changed by it. It's not just God that he rejects, but Western civilization. He gives himself up entirely to the mysterious Other that the East often represents.
2) Much has been made about the degree to which this film is faithful to Bram Stoker's novel. Of course, the very heart of the text is completely reversed, but in superficial form, the film does come closer to the novel than any previous adaptation I can recall. The multiple points of view and forms of text are recreated in an effective, if slightly disjunctive, style. By the way, isn't it an interesting point that the two major novels which lay the foundations for the horror genre (the other being Mary Shelley's Frankenstein) are both epistolary and from multiple points of view, and focus on the issue of knowledge of the nature and identity of the Monster and ways to control it?
3) I'd like to suggest that part of an explanation is that Frankenstein comes out of the birth of English Romanticism, which leads by the end of the century to Modernism, which is where I propose to situate Dracula. This historical position is expressed in DRACULA through the highlighting of the emerging technology: typewriters, phonographic recorders, the cinematograph. Also the tentative steps towards psychology. Another modernist touch is the emphasis on the text--not only the diaries, but the maps, especially that map that hangs in Dracula's castle, and the ancient manuscripts. Look at the way that these documents interface with the events of the film. DRACULA has a lot more in common with, say, PROSPERO'S BOOKS than most people would notice. It doesn't have as high a level of information density, and it's more accessible, but the connection is there.
4) It came up in conversation that this film, more than just about any other in the last year or so, is screaming for an analysis through the philosophy of Michel Foucault. I'm not prepared to do such a reading of DRACULA at this time, but I will suggest that the following books would lead towards interesting elaborations: MADNESS AND CIVILIZATION, THE HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION, DISCIPLINE AND PUNISH, and THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE. This could probably give anybody enough of a start. Maybe I'll get around to it someday in the future (yeah, right).
5) Well, I can at least mention sexuality. It's a cliche that vampires represent sexual desires, so I'll steer away from that and simply say that the control of sexuality implied by the control of vampires is evident in two particular scenes. Van Helsing's lecture shows sexuality as a subject of scientific investigation, a subject which can be identified and regulated.  Keep in mind that Burton's interest was more thn prurient--it was 'anthropological', to use a slightly anachronistic term.
6) Back to the vampire: Gary Oldman was excellent in this role. I have to admit, though, that having recently rewatched JFK for a class paper, I was seeing Oldman as Oswald more often than as Dracula. It's not entirely farfetched--Oldman, especially in his biographical roles (Sid Vicious, Joe Orton, Lee Oswald, and arguably Dracula), portrays the alienated outsider, the man cut off from and rebelling against his culture, very well. Dracula's destructive rage is much sleeker than Oldman's other roles, but it ultimately draws from the same energies.
7) Dracula is also the most recent member of a lineage of Coppola's tragic protagonists, tainted and condemned by their struggles against the dominant culture. Michael Corleone's an obvious example, and one that also reunited with God at the end. Kurtz in APOCALYPSE NOW is another potential; he also rejected civilization and retreated into pure animalist, instinctual action and lust. You could even make an argument for Tucker, who is hunted down and destroyed by the auto industry and the government (read: the vampire hunters) because of the threat to their dominance over culture that he represents.
8) While I'm drawing parallels between Coppola films, here's one: the wedding of Jonathan and Mina and the scenes intercut with it (which I don't identify so as not to be a complete spoiler) and the baptism of Michael Corleone's son in THE GODFATHER.
9) Cinema is quite possibly the modernist medium. A movement that was emphasizing mastery over the world through identification and awareness, the act of seeing with one's own eyes, out of which emerges a medium that (until sound was added) relied entirely on the visual. According to many early film theorists (especially Siegfried Kracauer, later Andre Bazin, see also Bela Belasz), film's greatest power was its ability to stand in for reality, to offer reality to the audience as a controlled subject, but controlled in such a way that its inherent reality was not violated. As cinema grew, a language of cinematic forms emerged: dissolves, silhouettes, etc., forms which reinforced a linear, rational, narrative structure to film and to reality. DRACULA reproduces much of the early language of cinema, a language that has for the most part been replaced by the rapid fire blitz of images for which we can thank television, the post-modernist medium. DRACULA is a deliberate throwback to what cinema was, which is undoubtedly why so many critics think the film is overblown. (Well, it is in spots--but then, DRACULA isn't an old film--it's the 1990s recreation of what Coppola thinks old film were like)
10) Dracula rejected God and civilization. Nobody specifically refers to him as the Antichrist, at least not that I recall, but he's clearly meant to fulfill that role. And his final words with Mina, lifted from an obvious source (again not revealed to prevent too much of a spoiler) bring that point home. Dracula's death (I don't really think of this as a spoiler; I think we all know he dies) is not a defeat, in the same way that the guilty verdict against Tucker was not a defeat, or that Patton's death isn't a defeat (Okay, Coppola didn't direct PATTON, but he co-wrote it). I think of the end of DRACULA in much the same way that I think of the end of Coppola's RUMBLE FISH and THE OUTSIDERS--the king is dead, long live the king. The cycle begun in the overture is brought to the appropriate end.
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Hello, This is confidential... My name is Kojo William; I am 21years old from Kwame Nkrumah Street Kasua of Accra the capital state of Ghana, West Africa. My late father Kofi Williams was the formal bank manager of Eco-bank of Africa for the period of ten years. The resent 26th December 2004 tsunamis earthquake disaster of Asia that claims the life of many people also claimed the life of my father on his December 24th trip to visit his business partner for investment in Asia Indonesia. just last week when I was searching through my father's brief-case, I discovered a lot of document and one of the document reveals that my father has deposited $10.5M (ten million and five hundred thousand dollars) in a bank vault in Europe and my name is the next of kin.but i and my mother has never been to Europe before, but your country is my dream country where I will like us to invest this fund. i like your country and i believe you are honnest and serious people when it comes to agreement and business transaction and when it comes to striking deals. I am seeking for your assistance to sponsor this transaction in which you will help me to come to Europe, so that we can meet ourselves face to face. This will give us the opportunity to familiarize ourselves to go together to the bank and order them to transfer the fund to your bank account in your country. I want you to stand for me as a proxy person that's my late father 's foreign business partner so a s to get the fund out of the bank and to transfer it to your bank account in your country where we can make use of it in lucrative business investment in your country. My mother and I have agreed to compensate you with 20% out of the total sum and 5% for your expenses.can't yourself lucky my dear friend, but remember that we must strike this deals by its rules as my mother told me that i should negotiate with a reliable person that will help us claim this cash. nobody should cheat or have any bad plans against eachother. if you don't have the capacity of bringing $10.5M into your account, then you have to look for somebody who is capable, then you will combine with him and meet me in Europe. The transaction is only known by you, I and my old sick mother who is presently in the hospital because she had heart-attack immediately she hard that my father is dead. The secrecy and confidentiality of this transaction should be maintained. It's a secret of my life; Indicate your fax and telephone number so that I can reach you when necessary and for more information.you can also mail me via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Awaiting your urgent response. Regards, KOJO WILLIAM.


Summary: An easy difficulty machine hosted on HackTheBox requiring basic enumeration skills, capability to research tools/technology and abuse of insecurely configured sudo permissions.
First we are presented with a standard looking web page with not a whole lot to really see.
Next we run a port scan and enumerate the running services on the box but again, we don't really yield any useful information just a standard ssh service running on port 22 and a web server running on port 80.
When we observe the header of the web server responses we can see a very specific developer version of PHP is being used.
If we look up this PHP version we can find a GitHub repository which hosts POC code for connecting to a backdoor which was present in this version of PHP when it released.
Once we run this code and feed it the URL pointing to the web server we successfully gain a user access shell and obtain the user flag!
Now we have user access we can upload our SSH key so we can login as James via SSH and not have to rely on the limited shell the backdoor POC code provides us with.
Once we have SSH access we can list the commands we are allowed to run under sudo and as we can see, there is a binary called 'knife' which we are able to run as root without the need for the root password.
Taking a look at the help output for the knife command we can see that there is a way we can execute code through it, but we are still not clear what kind of code it accepts.
If we take a look at the documentation for the knife tool we can see that the exec command allows us to execute Ruby code.
To accomplish a successful privelege escalation to root we will establish a reverse shell connection through knife's exec command. First we will set a netcat listener up to catch the reverse shell connection and next we will run a Ruby payload for establishing our reverse shell.
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And as we can see below our listener caught the reverse shell connection and gave us a shell with root access, now we can submit the root flag and gain our points!


I love reading and I especially love books by one of my favourite authors, Eckhart Tolle. Below are just a few quotes from his book, A New Earth, that I particularly love. I find them to be great reminders of one way I could be responding to and living my life.
"Sometimes letting things go is an act of far greater power than defending or hanging on."
"Who you think you are is also intimately connected with how you see yourself treated by others."
"Don't seek happiness. If you seek it, you won't find it, because seeking is the antithesis of happiness."


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by Curtis Edmonds --<EMAIL_ADDRESS>There's a scene, late in Amistad, where lawyer Roger Baldwin (Matthew McConaughey) is trying to explain the American legal system to his West African client, Cinque (Djimon Hounsou). Cinque, having never heard of the appeals process, is enraged when Baldwin tries to explain that the Supreme Court will now have to decide whether Cinque and his fellow African refugees will go free or be executed for revolting against their captors. Baldwin explains that Cinque is "almost" free, which prompts Cinque to scream, "Almost!" again and again in rage and frustration. (At least that's what I think he's saying, as almost all of Cinque's lines are in the Mende dialect.)
Amistad is a well-made, exceptionally well-acted, and skillfully directed film about a great historical story, but it's a victim of its own quality. Amistad is a good movie, an Oscar contender, even, but with its pedigree, with its starpower, with the resonance of its story, you would expect this to be a great movie. And it's almost a great movie. While that word -- almost -- is not as frustrating for you and me at the movies as it is for Cinque and his pirate crew, it's frustrating enough.
Amistad is at its most powerful in depicting the voyage of Cinque to America. After a brutal kidnapping from his village, and harrowing and murderous journey from West Africa on the a Portuguese slaver, Cinque manages to break free of his chains on the slave deck of the Spanish ship La Amistad, kill his oppressors, and attempt to steer the ship back to Africa. The action sequences are powerful and deeply disturbing, evoking all the horror and pity of slavery. Unforunately, the real meat of the movie takes place ashore, in a series of courtrooms and legal manuevers. It's sort of like Perry Mason meets Roots.
Now, don't get me wrong, here. I'm a lawyer. I love this kind of stuff. And for me, anyway, it's a bonus to see Matthew McConaughey in the courtroom again after his performace as Jake Brigance in A Time to Kill. But there is just so much courtroom wrangling and arguing and cross-examination that it detracts from what the movie is really about. Even the resolute Cinque, who disrupts one trial by shouting, "Give us free!", over and over again, is reduced by the end of the movie to quizzing lawyers Baldwin and former President John Quincy Adams (Anthony Hopkins) about jurisdictional questions. And by the climax of the movie, a quirky, overlong speech by Adams, we're all as tired of the legal process as Cinque is. (It's a measure of the screenplay's awareness of the legal process that former Justice Harry Blackmun was tapped to play the part of the Chief Justice.)
The problem with Amistad is that it tries to do too much and leaves too much left undone. Amistad spends, for example, a lot of time on historical political intrigue. While pertinent to the legal back-and-forth, it isn't very interesting, and wastes the talents of fine actors David Paymer, Anna Paquin, and Nigel Hawthorne -- not to mention that America's Finest Actor, Morgan Freeman, is given a suprisingly slim role as a Boston abolitionist working towards Cinque's freedom. There's also a surprising amount of time spent on John Quincy Adams and his supposed struggle with the memory of his father, President John Adams -- which doesn't quite ring true. (John Quincy Adams, while a mediocre President, was one of America's most accomplished diplomats, possibly America's greatest Secretary of State, and served ably in the House of Representatives after his term in the White House.)
Amistad is at its best when Djimon Hounsou is on screen. McConaughey's character calls Cinque "the greatest man living in chains", and Hounsou's indominitable Cinque exudes greatness and dignity, even in chains. In a world all too quick to write him off as a savage, Cinque gives us an example of courage, humility, strength, and resolve. Hounsou plays his role brilliantly, especially considering that we don't know what the heck he's saying most of the time. (Amistad is stingy with subtitles for some reason.) But we always know what Cinque is feeling and thinking, thanks to Hounsou's expressive performance. Amistad's chief failure is that it takes the focus of the movie off of Cinque and on the legal and political issues.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, in relating the story of his arrest in The Gulag Archipelago, asked why, exactly, the Russian people never rose up and fought the KGB agents that came to arrest them in the middle of the night. He sadly concluded that "we didn't love freedom enough." Amistad, by telling the story of one man's fight against slavery, reminds all of us that freedom is precious, worth fighting for, worth dying for. It is a noble effort by a great director to deliver a powerful message. However, just as Cinque's efforts at freedom were hampered and delayed by legal and political manueverings, Amistad is hampered in telling its tale by the memory of those same maneuvers. A good movie, yes, and almost a great movie.
Rating: A
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In my teens-I had previously smoked the odd joint. Taken Acid twice ( both times' very unpleasant- The second time ended with my parent's having to call an ambulance for me because I had a massive panic attack and couldn't breathe), and had done the odd line of speed.
Due to my bad experience on acid, on which I didn't even really 'trip' as such, just experienced overwhelming terror. I decided drugs of any sort just didn't agree with me and didn't do any again until in my mid twenties'- I've never tried Ecstasy-which I sort of regret. Anyway, that's probably just as well , as God Knows what it would have done to me!
The Smoking lots of weed phase:
When I was 24, I met some serious Stoners and began again to Smoke now and again. They were able to get hold of really good Skunk, which I'd never tried before. I told myself that weed was harmless and I wouldn't have any problems, It's just like drinking right?
I kidded myself into thinking I could control any panic reactions I had, as I'm able to control any anxiety I might have when straight. I also tended to smoke mostly on my own- being with people when I'm stoned makes me feel very self-conscious. Everything was fine for awhile, I had a great time, and for a while was really into the Dope culture.
I don't recall exactly when I started going nuts, as I call it, I think it was pretty gradual. The first time I noticed it I was on holiday with my boyfriend ( A non Smoker) and I just felt really weird. I kept bursting into tears all the time and just feeling generally a bit off. After the holiday, It kept getting worse, I was still smoking 'cos I wasn't attributing the feelings to that oddly enough. I should have realised, because I'd felt exactly the same after taking acid- but it only lasted for a few weeks.
I started buying books about mental illness and Nervous Breakdowns because I was convinced I was going mad. It got worse until I was physically unable to talk to people, I work in a shop and I could hardly talk to the customers, I didn't go out unless I had to 'cos I couldn't bear to have people look at me, I thought they would 'know' straightaway that I was 'mad'.
I think I stopped smoking around this point-but I carried on getting worse.
I got very paranoid my boyfriend was cheating on me and stuff. I would ring him up crying, and when he asked me why I was crying I wouldn't know, I couldn't explain. I began to have this weird thing which I know now is called Depersonalization and Derealization. Basically, this was mainly the feeling that I wasn't real. I don't know why I thought this 'cos obviously I was real! My voice would come out all weird if I talked which by now, of course, was hardly ever, and wouldn't sound like my own voice. I'd have phases' of just sort of going into a trance. Sometimes' I'd feel like the world around me wasn't real either. Outside used to take on this aura of pure evil and terror, It would feel like there was a cloud of evil doom chasing me.
The thing about this experience that was most terrifying was that I had absolutely no control of it. I used to wake up in the morning, just feeling like it. It was as if a switch had been flicked in my head. I was unable to pull myself out of it anyway. I just could hardly talk, so I wouldn't have been able to explain it to a GP, or even get it together enough to go to the surgery. I should've done though , as when I'd felt similar to this after taking acid, Prozac had sorted me out after about a month. As it was, the whole thing lasted about a year- and it took longer, possibly up to 2 years for it to go away completely.
One thing which helped was megadoses of B vitamins, Vitamin C and zinc.
Anyway, I'm pretty much OK now 3-4 years later. Just have to resign myself to the fact of never taking any drug's again! I've had one brief dalliance since, In Amsterdam. It was in a coffeshop, and after about three tokes- I had to leave, I couldn't stand the thought of being around people, and had to go back to my hotel. I was awake all night, crying uncontrollably and jumping out of my skin with any noise, I was convinced people were breaking into the room and was terrified!
Luckily, I was alright the next day and hadn't triggered off a relapse but it was close. It saddens me a bit that I can't take drugs- Not because I feel in any danger with addiction or anything, but because I find drug experiences very interesting. I know that if I take anything, I could be sent completely over the edge. I never realised that Cannabis could have this effect.
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When the show is airing (and for a bonus of one week after), "Steven Universe General" (stylized has /sug/) threads can be made in 4chan's /co/, a board (category) for comics and cartoons.
Generals are a type of threads where we can discuss everything Steven Universe-related, without opening too many threads about the same kind of things. Discussing about the show, making art, bad puns/jokes, memes and bashing Indexer are common things.
During hiatuses, people create those generals in /trash/, which is a not safe for work board, but the generals looks pretty much the same, except there is less users there.
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dcb |
private int |
lastOrdID |
private LogCom |
log |
java.util.Hashtable<java.lang.String,OrderCom> |
orders |
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OrderManagerCom(MTClientBaseCom dcb)
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private java.lang.String |
getNewId() |
(package private) OrderCom |
getOrder(java.lang.String orderId) |
(package private) java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getOrderIds() |
(package private) java.util.Collection<OrderCom> |
getOrders() |
(package private) OrderCom |
insertNewOrder(TickerCom ticker,
java.lang.String operationType,
double price,
int qty)
Used to insert a new order in the list of those who are handled by this manager
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insertNewOrder(TickerCom ticker,
java.lang.String operationType,
double price,
int qty,
double signal)
Used to insert a new order in the list of those who are handled by this manager
|
(package private) OrderCom |
insertNewOrder(TickerCom ticker,
java.lang.String operationType,
int qty)
Used to insert a new order in the list of those who are handled by this manager
|
(package private) OrderCom |
insertNewOrder(TickerCom ticker,
java.lang.String operationType,
int qty,
double signal)
Used to insert a new order in the list of those who are handled by this manager
|
private void |
orderListEntry(java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> data)
Register or update a new order
|
(package private) void |
receiveMessage(MessageCom message)
Use this method to notify the manager that a message relative to an order has been
received
|
private LogCom log
public java.util.Hashtable<java.lang.String,OrderCom> orders
private MTClientBaseCom dcb
private int lastOrdID
OrderManagerCom(MTClientBaseCom dcb)
dcb
- - the client this order manager belongs toOrderCom insertNewOrder(TickerCom ticker, java.lang.String operationType, int qty)
OrderCom insertNewOrder(TickerCom ticker, java.lang.String operationType, double price, int qty)
OrderCom insertNewOrder(TickerCom ticker, java.lang.String operationType, int qty, double signal)
OrderCom insertNewOrder(TickerCom ticker, java.lang.String operationType, double price, int qty, double signal)
ticker
- - the TickerCom
ticker those order refers tooperationType
- - the type of operation performedprice
- - the price this operation is trying to operateqty
- - the amount of stocks required by this ordersignal
- - the price at which the order must be inserted in the marketOrderCom
order that will be in a not ready stateprivate java.lang.String getNewId()
OrderCom getOrder(java.lang.String orderId)
orderId
- - ID of the order we are seekingOrderCom
order associated with that orderIdjava.util.Set<java.lang.String> getOrderIds()
java.util.Collection<OrderCom> getOrders()
void receiveMessage(MessageCom message)
message
- - the MessageCom
receivedprivate void orderListEntry(java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> data)
data
- - data of the MessageCom
received by the manager


public interface ManagedTask
ManagedExecutorService
or
ManagedScheduledExecutorService
can optionally implement this
interface to provide identifying information about the task, to provide
a ManagedTaskListener
to get notification of lifecycle events of
the task, or to provide additional execution properties.
See also ManagedExecutors.managedTask()
.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
IDENTITY_NAME
Execution property to be returned in
getExecutionProperties() or
ContextService.createContextualProxy()
to provide a String that identifies the task. |
static java.lang.String |
LONGRUNNING_HINT
Execution property to be returned in
getExecutionProperties() or
ContextService.createContextualProxy()
to provide hint about whether the task could take a long time to complete. |
static java.lang.String |
SUSPEND
Constant for the "SUSPEND" value of the TRANSACTION execution property.
|
static java.lang.String |
TRANSACTION
Execution property to be returned in
getExecutionProperties() or
ContextService.createContextualProxy()
to inform the Jakarta EE Product Provider under which transaction
should the task or proxy method of contextual proxy object be executed
in. |
static java.lang.String |
USE_TRANSACTION_OF_EXECUTION_THREAD
Constant for the "USE_TRANSACTION_OF_EXECUTION_THREAD" value of the
TRANSACTION execution property.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> |
getExecutionProperties()
Provides additional information to the
ManagedExecutorService or
ManagedScheduledExecutorService when executing this task. |
ManagedTaskListener |
getManagedTaskListener()
The
ManagedTaskListener to receive notification of lifecycle
events of this task. |
static final java.lang.String LONGRUNNING_HINT
getExecutionProperties()
or
ContextService.createContextualProxy()
to provide hint about whether the task could take a long time to complete.
Jakarta™ EE Product Providers may make use of this hint value to
decide how to allocate thread resource for running this task.
Valid values are "true" or "false".static final java.lang.String TRANSACTION
getExecutionProperties()
or
ContextService.createContextualProxy()
to inform the Jakarta EE Product Provider under which transaction
should the task or proxy method of contextual proxy object be executed
in.
Valid values are:
"SUSPEND" (the default if unspecified) - Any transaction that is currently
active on the thread will be suspended and a
UserTransaction
(accessible in the local
JNDI namespace as "java:comp/UserTransaction") will be available. The
original transaction, if any was active on the thread, will be resumed
when the task or contextual proxy object method returns.
"USE_TRANSACTION_OF_EXECUTION_THREAD" - The contextual proxy object method
will run within the transaction (if any) of the execution thread. A
UserTransaction
will only be available if it is
also available in the execution thread (for example, when the proxy method
is invoked from a Servlet or Bean Managed Transaction). When there is
no existing transaction on the execution thread, such as when running tasks
that are submitted to a ManagedExecutorService
or a
ManagedScheduledExecutorService
, a
UserTransaction
will be available.
static final java.lang.String SUSPEND
TRANSACTION
.static final java.lang.String USE_TRANSACTION_OF_EXECUTION_THREAD
TRANSACTION
.static final java.lang.String IDENTITY_NAME
getExecutionProperties()
or
ContextService.createContextualProxy()
to provide a String that identifies the task. It may be the name or ID that
allow management facilities to inspect the task to determine the intent
of the task and its state. Implementations should not depend upon
any thread execution context and should typically return only
readily-available instance data to identify the task.ManagedTaskListener getManagedTaskListener()
ManagedTaskListener
to receive notification of lifecycle
events of this task.ManagedTaskListener
to receive notification of
lifecycle events of this task, or null if it is not necessary to get
notified of such events.java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> getExecutionProperties()
ManagedExecutorService
or
ManagedScheduledExecutorService
when executing this task.Some standard property keys are defined in this class. Custom property keys may be defined but must not begin with "javax.enterprise.concurrent.".


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