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Paneek is an interactive media platform that will help you to create more engaging tours by adding rich media like links,photos,videos,product catalogs and more. Use Paneek to create interactive tours using the Google Maps street view technology in minutes!. You only need upload a panoramic image.
When you upload an image, this image need to be processed in our server first. The process take a few minutes after this we send you an email with the notification. Sometimes the email could not appear in your inbox for many reasons. In case you should come back to paneek and check if the panorama was created. In case that you noticed that the panorama is not created after 15 minutes or more, please send us a message reporting the problem.
We will send you an email in the next 20 minutes with the confirmation. Normal support hours are 9 AM to 9 PM Eastern time. Our goal is to respond to your inquiry within 1 business day. If you never received the email please contact us via email.
In paneek we do not have subscriptions, you only paid once. After that period of time, your account go back to normal.
Your content will be still available but it will be Limited of how many times your tours can be loaded. (According our judgement)
Is a logo that will be place at the bottom of your tour or panorama. More info about Nadir.
Be careful only works perfect in browsers that support spherical projection like Google Chrome desktop and others. So test it in all the browsers of your target audience
You can copy and paste text from any place but when you do this, you are copying all the style of the text that include: font , color , margin , font-size, etc.
Additionally check our tips
We avoid this additional cost and we can offer a free plan for users.
Is a tiny text that will appear at the right bottom of your virtual tour. This text only apply to panoramas uploaded. (only paid accounts)
This is the style of the first window that you see when the tour or panorama is loaded. Just select the style and save it later visit your tour.
You can select a language for your tours.
Is an overview of how all the panoramas are connected in your tours. In this way you can verify if you forget something or possible errors.
Sadly not, In paneek you are creating custom tours with your own images, They won't appear in searchs in google. If you want that you need a trusted professional for hire can help you more easily create and publish your virtual tour on Google.
This section is only for Web developers. If you want to insert a virtual tour on your website, you should show the next link to the person in charge of creating your site. With these options, you will be able to create your own hotspots and load panoramas using Javascript code.
How to use connect with paneek
If you turn on this option, all panoramas(only uploaded) will be preloaded when the tour start. This can improve the loading of panoramas meanwhile the user is navigating. But be careful, do not do this if you know that your users are using mobile network because you will spend of their mobile data. It can be useful for small tours, maybe 1-5 panormas. But is not recommended for bigger tour, Only use this option if you know that your users are using WIFI.
In average a unique panorama will load 1mb of images, you can use this information to know the size of your tour.
By default, all panoramas in your tour are loaded in the same direction of the previous panorama visited. With the POV editor you can change the "point of view" (POV) for all the panoramas inside a tour. In this way, you can define the direction where a panorama should be pointed when is loaded for first time only, subsequent visits to the same panorama will not take effect. See the following video for an explanation.
Video in English and Español
During the process of dragging the scene the name of the current panorama loaded will appear. You can choose in which panoramas you would like show the name.
On big tours, users can easily lose orientation of where they are. In these cases, you can add a compass to help them to know where is the north. In order to use this option, you must open the compass editor and set where is the north in each uploaded panorama.
If you set the north in all panoramas, we can build a mini map with all routes that users need to walk through inside your tours. This minimap is auto generated and sometimes can not be correct due to the big possibilities of routes. In this cases, you can hide the minimap, setting the option "Show minimap of routes" to false.
Note: minimap only works with navigation mode : arrows and hotspots. Map of routes only work with tours with one single floor plan . What I mean is : If you have stairs or elevators won't work because we can not represent those items in a 2D map. If this if your case please consider the creation of an independent tour for each floor plan
You have 2 options of floor plan, that are available on tour edition only
With this option, you can avoid open the information window at the start of your virtual tour or panorama. (only paid accounts)
This option is only useful if you have inserted your tour on your website. Users can use this button to open the tour in another tab.
Sorry, not allowed under Google Maps/Google Earth Terms of Service. "Section 10.1.1 (b) No Hiding of Identity. You must not hide or mask from Google the identity of your Maps API Implementation as it uses the Service, including by failing to follow the identification conventions listed in the Maps APIs Documentation." Even CNN, and NBC Nightly News have to have the Google logo displayed at all times.
Tours on paneek are virtual tours(First generation), this mean that you can not use VR headset or cardboard. There are 3 types of virtual tours.
For the moment paneek not support VR headset however, it's a great idea! In fact, we already have this in our development pipeline as it was suggested before as well. In the meantime, you can see what we're currently working on in our product roadmap
Not for the moment, we have this feature in our list of things to do.
Is a sound that you can add in your tours and panoramas. You have 3 options:
If you are using a youtube video like background sound this is mandatory according to the Youtube API Terms of services and we can not do nothing about it.
GOOGLE: [Prohibited] separate, isolate, or modify the audio or video components of any YouTube audiovisual content made available through the YouTube API;
If you do not want this minivideo, please use a mp3 file url.
Sadly, on mobile devices Background sound is not working correctly. We are working hard in order to fix it.
Additionally autoplay cannot be done on iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch) and Android, because of the high amout of traffic you can use on mobile networks for your visitor. Visitor need to press the play button, is a business decision of these companies.
Hotspot Text
Useful for long text. You can use the editor to add imagenes too.
Hotspot Link
You can add one unique link or several links. Each link will open in an new tab in your browser.
Hotspot Image
Open a gallery of images. All web images format are supported. You need the link of the image
Hotspot Video
Open a gallery of video. Only youtube and vimeo links are supported
Hotspot Embed
This type is for users that have knowledge in programming websites. You can put html code in this hotspot.
Hotspot Twitter
You can insert the timeline of your twitter account. You only need the ID of a timeline widget to be rendered. Please check this link to know how get this id. Programming knowledge is needed.
Hotspot Facebook
You can insert the timeline of your facebook account. You only need the url of your facebook Page. Please check this link to know how to create the widget link. Programming knowledge is needed.
Hotspot Catalogue
Useful to create Gallery of items. Each item can have a link , a price , an image and title. See the video
Hotspot Search Engine
You can setup this hotspot to open a search web engine to search anything you want. After a user click on this hotspot a new tab is opened in the browser and automatically will show to the user the results of the seach. Ex:
If you have a panorama inside a museum, you can add a hotspot to open google and automatically show all relevant information for a piece of art or videos in youtube.
Hotspot Placeholder
if you only want to locate an icon in a place without interaction, this hotspot is for you. Placeholder is just an icon without nothing more.
Hotspot Tiny content
Show a short text or a small image. Images should have a Height of 220px Max for images
Hotspot Card
You have 4 different templates to use. Is a mini content that will appear in your your tour. See the video
Hotspot Sound
You can add a mp3 url sound that it will be reproduce after click on the hotspot.
You can move the panorama according to one audio file. With this you can create tutorials and voice instructions. If you are using media library you do not have to worry about CORS
Panorama imported from Google could change of location after a period of time. This is because Google maps is constantly updating the panorama and locations. To solve this you need edit the panorama and import it again to get the new location.
By default, all routes on the mini map have a distance of 1 unit. This may cause that the routes look strange because all have the same distance. In this editor, you can change the distance for each route with the correct.
You just need to click on each line on the map or click in the items list at your right side.
By default, all routes on the mini map have a distance of 1 unit. This unit can be anything you want: meters, km, miles, etc.
you can update this distance with any value you want. The important part here is that you need to decide what metric system to use and keep it in all the routes.
Panoramic Photography is capturing images on a wider format, so as to include much more than what eyes can see naturally from a point. To capture a panoramic image, one needs a wider aspect ratio so that there is a view which is unobstructed of a vaster area. Examples
You have to search a phone with a sensor called "gyroscope" Only these devices can produce good quality images.


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Black Friday 2019: Best Gaming Deals
by Leah WilliamsGames and consoles are hot ticket items this Black Friday, and there's plenty of spectacular deals running around, including bargains on Xbox Ones and a ripper special on the new Nintendo Switch. Dive in!
Consoles
There's some great console deals running around, including bargains on the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One.
- Xbox One S All-Digital Edition Forza Horizon 3 Bundle: $249
- Xbox One S + Game (Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Gears 5, NBA 2K20, Forza Horizon 4 + LEGO Speed Champions or Fortnite) or Two Controller Bundle: $299
- Xbox One X + Game (Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Gears 5, Fifa 20, NBA 2K20 or Forza Horizon 4 + LEGO Speed Champions) + Controller Bundle: $479
- New Nintendo Switch (2019): $359
- PlayStation Pro 1TB Console: $369
- PlayStation 4 1TB FIFA 20 Bundle: $329
- PS4 Pro 1TB Console Fortnite Bundle: $369
- PSVR MegaPack Bundle (PlayStation Worlds, Skyrim, Astro Bot Rescue Mission, Resident Evil, Everybody's Golf VR): $262.56
- Oculus Go 32GB: $239
- Oculus Quest All-in-one VR: $649
Gaming PCs and Laptops
- Asus ROG Strix G Gaming Laptop: $2,599
- Razer Blade 15 Advanced: $3,399
- Razer Blade Pro 17 Gaming Laptop: $3,499
- ASUS TUF 15.6″ Gaming Laptop: $1,399
- Dell G5 5590 15" Gaming Laptop: $2,299
- Razer Blade Stealth 13: $2,299
- Aftershock Vapor 15 Pro: $2,999
- MSI Prestige PS42 8th Gen i7/MX150/16GB/512GB: $1,699
- MSI PS63 i7-8565U/GTX 1650 Max-Q/16GB RAM/1TB: $2,199
- Alienware m15 Gaming Laptop: From $2,378
- Dell G7 Gaming Laptop: From $2,399
- Alienware Aurora Gaming Desktop: From $2,499
Games
Every store has their own deals and specials going, but here's some of our favourite highlights.
- Borderlands 3 (XBO/PS4): $49
- Sekiro Shadows Die Twice (XBO): $39
- Devil May Cry 5 (PS4): $29.74
- God of War (PS4): $13.60
- Red Dead Redemption 2 (PS4): $38
- Uncharted The Lost Legacy (PS4): $13.60
- The Sims 4 (XBO): $12.48
- Sea of Thieves: Anniversary Edition (XBO): $34.97
- Gears 5 (XBO): $49.97
- GTA V: Premium Online (XBO): $19.18
- FIFA 20 (XBO): $49.97
- NBA 2K20 (XBO): $49.97
- The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr (XBO): $24.73
- Little Nightmares Complete Edition (XBO): $5.99
- Rise of the Tomb Raider (XBO): $5.99
- Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Definitive Edition (XBO): $49.97
- Mortal Kombat (XBO/PS4): $24
- Ni No Kuni II (PS4): $17.95
We'll keep this post updated with more deals as they go live.
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Please read the following instructions very carefully. It takes around 3-5 minutes to read, so please take your time.
Today we are going to conduct a market in which all of you will be buyers. The commodity to be traded is divided into distinct items or "units". We will not specify a name for the commodity; we will simply refer to units.
Trading will occur in a sequence of periods. The prices that you negotiate in each trading period will determine your earnings, in kroner and øre. After the experiment has ended, I will draw periods at random and pay earnings in these two periods in cash.
We will proceed in the following way. First I will explain how buyers compute their earnings, and then I will explain how sales and purchases are arranged in the market. After reading the instructions and reviewing your specific information. Then we will begin the first trading period.
Buyers earn money by purchasing units at prices that are below their values. Profits are computed by subtracting each unit’s purchase price from its value. Therefore,
Your Earnings = Value of Unit – Purchase Price
For example, the buyer record sheet above shows that the value of the first unit is $6.25, the value of the second unit is $5.05 and the value of the third unit is $3.00. If the first unit is bought at a price of $4.00, the second unit is bought at a price of $4.25, and the third unit is not bought, the buyer’s profits would be:
Buyer earnings from Period 1 are:
Unit 1 = $6.25 – $4.00 = $2.25 (enter $2.25 in Row 1, Column 3)
Unit 2 = $5.05 – $4.25 = $0.80 (enter $0.80 in Row 2, Column 3)
Unit 3 not bought = $0 (enter $0.00 in Row 3, Column 3)
Total Earnings in Period 1 = $3.05
I will begin each trading period with an announcement that the market is open. At any time during the period, any buyer is free to make a bid to buy a unit. All bids and offers pertain to a single unit, it is not possible to sell multiple units as a package.
All buyers have identification numbers. Your number is shown at the top.
All bids and asks must follow an improvement rule. All bids must be higher than the highest outstanding bid. In the example here, the next bid must be above $4.00.


Sentencing set for man convicted of lying in probe of attack
PHOENIX (AP) - A Dec. 17 sentencing hearing has been scheduled for an Arizona man convicted of making false statements to FBI agents during the investigation of the 2015 attack on a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest in suburban Dallas.
Abdul Khabir Wahid was found guilty this summer of making false statements to agents and tampering with a witness.
Even though his bench trial was reopened earlier this month to let Wahid question a witness, his verdict remained unchanged.
Wahid was a friend of Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi, who were killed by police after the pair opened fire outside the anti-Islam event in Garland.
Wahid testified at the trial of Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem, who was convicted for giving guns to Simpson and Soofi.
Prosecutors say Wahid wasn’t directly involved in the attack.
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The print dialog appears at right. The four choices are reflected by the radio buttons (the Full Page Character and Multi Size Character buttons will print any selected characters in the font view, the current character in the outline view, and any characters displayed in the metrics view -- they will be greyed out if no characters are selected in the font view).
The PointSize field applies to the Full Font Display and the Sample Text methods. For Sample Text you may enter several different pointsizes (separated by commas) to print the sample at different pointsizes.
The Sample Text is fairly self-explanatory. The default sample text is geared to your font, if your font does not contain (for instance) greek characters, then the greek will not appear. Of course you may change it however you wish...
You may also save the sample text to a file by typing ^S within the textarea. The text will be saved in ucs2 format (starting with 0xfeff). And you my import text into the textarea by typing ^I. Files imported should be either in ucs2 (possibly byte reversed, determined by the initial U+FEFF), in utf8 (again with an initial U+FEFF) or in the current default encoding.
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You may choose to queue the result with lp or lpr, you may also direct it to ghostview, or simply print to a file. Files may be written in either postscript or pdf formats (if you send output to a file you will be prompted for a filename after you click OK in the Print (not the PageSetup) dialog). You can also direct the print run to any command you choose (the "Other" option). This command must expect to find a postscript file on its standard input, if the command needs any arguments (a common example might be the "-" used by many commands to make them read standard input) they should be placed in the text field with the command name.
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Men in Black (1997)
Grade: 50
"Men in Black" is a black comedy. It stars Tommy Lee Jones as a member of a quasi-government agency that monitors and occasionally tangles with the aliens among us. You may not have been aware of it, but for decades now aliens from all over the galaxy have been on earth, although most of them are in Manhattan. Jones recruits energetic cop Will Smith, whose performance is much more winning than in "Independence Day", the last time Smith got the best of trouble-making aliens.
Smith and Jones get to dress in cool black suits, drive an impressive car that definitely does not have a Ford engine, and fire small weapons that pack an enormous punch. It's all in good fun, and there job is made easier in that most of the aliens are OK. As Jones says, "they're just trying to make a living like the rest of us." By the way, "Men in Black" reveals that Sylvestor Stallone is an alien. I knew it!
But there's a bad apple in every lot. An alien labelled "the bug" crash-lands on Earth and begins a vendetta against a rival alien race, threatening life on Earth as we know. Smith and Jones are on the case. Linda Fiorentino, looking lovely but out of place, enters the story as a morgue doctor. Aliens dead or alive don't seem to upset her much.
While often entertaining and even funny, I can't give "Men in Black" a high grade. Smith and Jones are just fine and are given some good lines, but there is a cartoonish feel to the story, and the depth just isn't there. Perhaps it would help if the aliens' characters were fleshed out, or if Fiorentino had a credible character, or if the agents had family members who were endangered. Anything that would create conflict, drama or tension. A final complaint is the villian is a clumsy, mumbling clod that doesn't inspire fear, loathing, laughs or even interest. No wonder the story focuses on the derring-do of the agents. Smith's training is limited to a one-hour tryout, surprising given his level of responsibility.
So, if you want to see a black comedy, rent "Army of Darkness" instead. It is funnier, and has more gore and violence that is key to the genre.
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Man carbonates milk
by Rob BeschizzaI own a sodastream and have often contemplated living the dream, but never had the courage to "inject a bunch of co2" into milk. Joe Barnard
did.
BARNARD: Here we go!
*depresses sodastream injector button*
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*releases sodastream injector button*
*oooiiiiiissshhhhhhhh---*
BARNARD: *chuckles*
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BARNARD: Well, this is awful.
*hissing milk froth emerges from machine, spreads over countertop*
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Bogus medical student working at Mamelodi Hospital caught out
by Alex MitchleyA 24-year-old man posing as a medical student and working at Mamelodi Hospital was only caught out after his friend snitched on him following a fallout.
The bogus student doctor started working at the hospital on September 29 in the accident and emergency unit. A month later, the jig was up as it was revealed he did not have the necessary qualifications.
According to the Gauteng Department of Health, the man was able to dupe the hospital by submitting fake documents purporting to be from the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
"There was a communication, first, in a form of a telephonic call, then a letter bearing the name of the university and log book which were sent via email by a certain Professor Dongwe," department spokesperson Kwara Kekana said.
Kekana added the man was not hired but rather placed as a medical student at the hospital and worked in the emergency unit under the supervision of senior medical officers.
Within a month of him working there, his friend turned on him.
"A close acquaintance of his alerted the hospital management after they had a fallout. She mentioned that he was using two different names and had two different IDs.
"The hospital called the university for verification and it had no knowledge of him," Kekana said.
After the man was caught out, a case of impersonating a doctor and fraud was opened at the Mamelodi East police station. He was also barred from the hospital.
According to Kekana, the police said he had escaped arrest at a nearby guesthouse where he was staying and was still on the run.
The department conceded it was an oversight on the part of the personnel who was handling the matter. An incident report has been compiled and sent to the Tshwane district health services.


This Module takes a function specified by an array of 2D points and revolves it around the X axis. The result is the revolution surface of this function.
Input Ports
Name Type Description in float[][] An array of 2D points describing the function to revolve
Parameters
Name Type Description UI Control Resolution int The resolution of the revolution surface (from 3 to 120) Slider Smooth boolean Specifies whether or not the revolution surface should be smoothed Toggle
Output Ports
Name Type Description out Mesh+Quad+NodeData output surface. obj DataObject A directly renderable object for UViewer3D.
Revolve generates a surface of revolution around the X axis, for a function provided in the form of an array of 2D points.
in
is an array of 2D points defining the function to revolve.
Resolution
defines the quality of the Surface of the resulting object. The range for this is between 3 and 120. This parameter defines the number of points used on each circle perpendicular to the X axis to define the revolution surface.
Smooth
If toggled on, the surface is smoothed.
out
The output surface as a mesh.
obj
The output surface as a directly renderable object.
The User Macro revolve makes use of the Functional Macro RevolveFunc and the UI Macro RevolveUI.
An example application RevolveEg is provided. It uses an array of ten integer values which defines five 2D points of a function, to generate the revolution surface.
xp_comm_proj/revolve/rev_mods.v contains the V definitions of the RevolveParams parameter block and the revolve module.
xp_comm_proj/revolve/rev_macs.v contains the V definitions of the RevolveFunc Functional Macro, the RevolveUI User Interface Macro, and the revolve User Macro.
xp_comm_proj/revolve/rev_apps.v contains the V definition of the example application RevolveEg.
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Separating the domain and presentation logic, managing mutation, building a non-trivial layout.
CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete) represents a typical graphical business application. The primary challenge is the separation of domain and presentation logic in the source code that is more or less forced on the implementer due to the ability to filter the view by a prefix. Traditionally, some form of MVC pattern is used to achieve the separation of domain and presentation logic. Also, the approach to managing the mutation of the list of names is tested. A good solution will have a good separation between the domain and presentation logic without much overhead (e.g. in the form of toolkit specific concepts or language/paradigm concepts), a mutation management that is fast but not error-prone and a natural representation of the layout (layout builders are allowed, of course, but would increase the overhead).
CRUD is directly inspired by the crud example in the blog post FRP - Three principles for GUI elements with bidirectional data flow.
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😀 Please note that this is the third in a series of articles I am writing on Cognitive Biases. If you haven’t read the other two yet, I’d recommend you read them first. Links below:
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🚀 WhatsDplan
In 2015, Ramesh Kumar Katreddi and I started WhatsDplan. We had deliberated quite a lot on the product we wanted to build and out of the numerous ideas we had, we narrowed it down to one and started building it. We had quit our jobs and laboured day and night to build the best product we could.
We were building an event planning application for friends. We loved the idea from the beginning and we thought that the product we were building would be loved by everyone around, used by many and would be an instant hit. As naive as it may sound, I did think that WhatsDplan was a breakthrough product! I mean why would anyone not like such a beautiful product, right!
As it turned out, I was wrong. People did not use it as much as I thought they would. In fact, people did not use it at all! There were hardly any repeat users and the number of users dipped day by day. I was gutted and there was nothing I could do about it. My heart sank and I felt devastated. I still hoped that something miraculous would happen for people to realise its value. And, of course, nothing miraculous happened!
We started working on the App idea because we loved it and put our heart, blood and sweat into developing it. If you ask any startup founder you will get the same answer. But, does that mean that others also would value our product as much as we do? Most of the time, the answer is no. It was only much later that I realised that our App did not provide much value to the users and they did not like it as much as we did.
I realised that for the things I create, people do not assign the same amount of value as I do. In fact, I realised I assign a disproportionately high amount of value to the things that I create, but others don’t.
 You too would have a thing or two in your closet that you value a lot, right? A childhood sketch maybe? Or a painting or a hand-written note or the prizes you’d won!  You don’t realise, but you probably value them very highly! More so, if you are an artist, you are likely to value your video or a song or a film or a poem or even a piece of quote/tagline more highly than your friends’ who do similar work!
But why do we attach so much value to things we create? There’s a reason.
🎇 The IKEA effect
The IKEA effect simply says that we place a higher value on things we partially created ourselves.
One of the many Cognitive Biases, the IKEA effect draws its name from the world-famous Swedish furniture company, IKEA.
 In many cases, you get parts of the furniture in boxes and you assemble them yourself. And as it happens, because you are assembling your furniture, you assign more value to it and hence are more likely to go back to IKEA again than any other furniture store. Pretty smart, eh!
The word ‘IKEA effect’ was first coined by Michael Nortan, Daniel Mochon and Dan Ariely in their 2012 paper titled ‘IKEA effect: When labour leads to love.’ The paper opens with a famous ‘instant cake mixes’ story from the 1950s.
Long story short, when the instant cake mixes were introduced into the market, they did not perform well. The sales did not pick up. When the manufacturers studied the reasons for why such a good product was not picking up, they found that the instant cake mixes took away the need to ‘put in the effort’ to make cakes at home. They made the housewives think that it made cooking too easy and they did not value them as much. By removing the need for effort and labour, the cake mixes de-valued themselves instead of improving the value. So, later, when the manufacturers re-launched them by introducing an extra step where the housewives had to add an egg into the mix before baking, they gained popularity and it was a hit!
We, as humans, have the psychological need to feel competent, that we are capable of doing something and can learn and overcome obstacles. We don’t like to be seen as incompetent or foolish. This could be linked to the time when a man’s survival depended on his competence and his ability — to hunt and to safeguard himself and his family. Not just for survival, but also for his status, his power and improving his chances of mating — they all demanded his competency. This is true even to this day.
Another reason why the IKEA effect happens is ‘Effort Justification’. When we work hard for something, we tend to believe that all our effort was for a good reason, that there was a purpose which we were working towards. And no matter what the outcome, we place more value on it because we worked hard for a good reason in the first place. We think we are rational and want to justify that all that time and effort are not mere wastes! So, we convince ourselves that our ‘thing’ is more valuable than others.
When we create something, we not only feel good at the moment, but it also fulfils a deep psychological need. We derive happiness and the feeling of happiness gets etched in our memory. And when we create something, we find it to be more valuable than it is because of this extra dose of happiness it gives us.
📑 Some examples
Think about it, which one would you value more: a greeting card with a long personal note you wrote yourself or a greeting card that has a well-written thank you note by a professional? You likely value the card with your personal message more than the other although the message on the professional card is better in every way — in terms of content, emotions, grammar and presentation!
Another example, if you haven’t already, bake a cake! I bet you’d value it more than the most delicious cake from the best bakery in the world!
Not just in personal lives, it happens at our workplace too. You spend a lot of time in research, deliberate a lot and propose an idea to a problem. You instantly fall in love with the idea — no matter how bad or impractical it is. You think that it is great and is worth giving a shot.
Or you work hard and execute a project to completion.  However, it baffles you when your manager doesn’t give you any recognition!
🤔 Is that wrong?
You might say, of course, you value things more because of your emotional attachment with them because you created them and only you know how hard you worked for it. And this is good. Valuing things is good. Because you value things, you take care of them, you ensure their longevity and nurture them if required. This leads to a more caring, loving and sustainable world — a better place to live, after all!
However, if your biased decision-making affects others’ lives then there is a problem. This cannot be ignored. That would not make the world just. As a society, we need to consider others’ interests as well to make it a better place.
📑More examples
Consider an example, a politician is adamant about not revoking a policy just because he spent many months creating it although the policy is irrelevant in the present day and is affecting millions of people. Or your manager who doesn’t change an existing process because she had spent innumerable hours devising the process a couple of years ago and works just fine even today, or so she thinks! However, it is you and your team who are facing the brunt of it.
Or you work the whole night analysing the market and arrive at some conclusive finding to improve your company revenue. However, in the morning you find some evidence which renders your findings inconclusive. Yet, you go ahead and discuss the actionable based on your analysis from the night.
Or as a manager, when you have an option to choose between your work and your subordinate’s, you disregard the work by your subordinate even though you know deep down that her work is better than yours!
Sounds unfair, right? It is!
I could think of a few ways, you can add more in the comments!
🩺 Take a second opinion
When you are deeply engrossed in your creation you do not realise its disadvantages. You tend to think that all is good and get blindsided. So, it is always good to take a second opinion, run it with others and be open for feedback. In most cases, you are not an expert in the area you are working on, so it is always better to be open to expert opinions and other ideas as well.
For example, if you made a new Sales deck, run it by your colleagues and ask for feedback. Don’t assume that it is the best deck on the planet.
❤ Think from a third-person’s point of view
Thinking from someone else’s point of view is not easy. It needs a lot of empathy and empathy is not developed overnight. But, with experience and by talking to more and more people you will have it. And once you have it, it is only a question of whether or not you are willing to make that extra effort to put yourself in the other person’s shoe.
For example, if you prepared a plan for your kids for the summer vacation, try and get a grasp of what they think of it. Do they like it too?
🧐 Read the environment
And when people do not directly give you the feedback or share how they feel, you need to go out of your way to see how they are responding. Watch out for signs yourself. Do they really like it too or is it just your belief? Is your work affecting them in any adverse way? Is there anything you could do to make things better?
For example, if you launched a new leave policy at the workplace, listen to the chatter around. Listen to what the employees are saying about it. Are there any changes you should do to the policy?
⛔ Be ready to accept failure
All your efforts won’t be fruitful. All your creations won’t be great. You must accept that. Most of your works fail. And from failures, you learn. Only when you accept the fact that your work is not great is when you strive to create something remarkable. And when you strive for something truly remarkable — you usually end up doing that!
Eg.: Well, no examples for this one! 😜
Thank you for reading! 🙏🏼
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SenseGlove C# API
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Contains all variables required to draw or analyze a virtual hand. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| HandPose (bool right, Vect3D[][] jointPos, Quat[][] jointRot, Vect3D[][] hAngles) | |
| Create a new instance of HandPose. More... | |
| bool | Equals (HandPose other, bool anglesOnly=false) |
| Returns true if this HandPose contains the same values as another. More... | |
| float | GetNormalizedFlexion (Finger finger, bool clamp01=true) |
| float[] | GetNormalizedFlexion (bool clamp01=true) |
| float | GetJointAngle (Kinematics.FingerMovement movement, Finger finger) |
| Returns a specific Joint Angle of a finger, in radians. More... | |
| float | GetJointAngle (Kinematics.FingerMovement movement, int finger) |
| Returns a specific Joint Angle of a finger, in radians. This version is useful for iteration. More... | |
| float | GetThumbAngle (Kinematics.ThumbMovement movement) |
| Returns a specific Joint Angle of the thumb, in radians More... | |
| string | Serialize () |
| Create a string representation of this HandPose to store on disk. It can later be deserialized. More... | |
| override string | ToString () |
| Returns a string representation of this HandPose. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static int | ToJointIndex (Kinematics.FingerMovement movement) |
| Check which joint index a particlar finger movement is linked to. More... | |
| static int | ToJointIndex (Kinematics.ThumbMovement movement) |
| Check which joint index a particlar thumb movement is linked to. More... | |
| static HandPose | Deserialize (string serializedString) |
| Unpack a HandPose back into its Class representation. More... | |
| static HandPose | FromHandAngles (Vect3D[][] handAngles, bool rightHanded, BasicHandModel handDimensions=null) |
| Generate a HandPose based on articulation angles (handAngles). More... | |
| static HandPose | DefaultIdle (bool right, BasicHandModel handDimensions=null) |
| Create a new instance of a left or right handed Pose that is "idle"; in a neutral position. More... | |
| static HandPose | FlatHand (bool rightHand, BasicHandModel handDimensions=null) |
| Generates a HandPose representing an 'open hand', used in calibration to determine finger extension. More... | |
| static HandPose | ThumbsUp (bool rightHand, BasicHandModel handDimensions=null) |
| Generates a HandPose representing a 'thumbs up', used in calibration to determine finger flexion, thumb extension and adduction. More... | |
| static HandPose | Fist (bool rightHand, BasicHandModel handDimensions=null) |
| Generates a HandPose representing a 'fist', used in calibration to determine, thumb flexion and abduction. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| bool | isRight |
| Whether or not this HandPose was created to be a right- or left hand. More... | |
| Vect3D[][] | jointPositions |
| summary> Quaternion rotations of all hand joints. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal. More... | |
| Quat[][] | jointRotations |
| summary> Euler representations of all possible hand angles. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal. More... | |
| Vect3D[][] | handAngles |
Protected Member Functions | |
| float | GetNormalizedFlexion (int finger, bool clamp01=true) |
| Returns the total flexion of a specific finger as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed). More... | |
Contains all variables required to draw or analyze a virtual hand.
Create a new instance of HandPose.
| right | |
| jointPos | |
| jointRot | |
| hAngles |
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static |
Create a new instance of a left or right handed Pose that is "idle"; in a neutral position.
| right | |
| handDimensions |
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static |
| bool SGCore.HandPose.Equals | ( | HandPose | other, |
| bool | anglesOnly = false |
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Returns true if this HandPose contains the same values as another.
| other | |
| anglesOnly | Optional parameters to compare hand angles only. |
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static |
Generates a HandPose representing a 'fist', used in calibration to determine, thumb flexion and abduction.
| rightHand | |
| handDimensions |
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static |
Generates a HandPose representing an 'open hand', used in calibration to determine finger extension.
| rightHand | |
| handDimensions |
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static |
Generate a HandPose based on articulation angles (handAngles).
| handAngles | |
| rightHanded | |
| handDimensions |
| float SGCore.HandPose.GetJointAngle | ( | Kinematics.FingerMovement | movement, |
| Finger | finger | ||
| ) |
Returns a specific Joint Angle of a finger, in radians.
| movement | |
| finger |
| float SGCore.HandPose.GetJointAngle | ( | Kinematics.FingerMovement | movement, |
| int | finger | ||
| ) |
Returns a specific Joint Angle of a finger, in radians. This version is useful for iteration.
| float [] SGCore.HandPose.GetNormalizedFlexion | ( | bool | clamp01 = true | ) |
| float SGCore.HandPose.GetNormalizedFlexion | ( | Finger | finger, |
| bool | clamp01 = true |
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| ) |
summary> Returns the total flexion the fingers as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed). remarks> Useful for animation or for detecting gestures
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Returns the total flexion of a specific finger as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed).
remarks> Separate function because we use it multiple times, protected because we don't want indexOutOfRange exceptions.
summary> Returns the total flexion of a specific finger as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed).
remarks> Useful for animation or for detecting gestures
| float SGCore.HandPose.GetThumbAngle | ( | Kinematics.ThumbMovement | movement | ) |
Returns a specific Joint Angle of the thumb, in radians
| string SGCore.HandPose.Serialize | ( | ) |
Create a string representation of this HandPose to store on disk. It can later be deserialized.
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static |
Generates a HandPose representing a 'thumbs up', used in calibration to determine finger flexion, thumb extension and adduction.
| rightHand | |
| handDimensions |
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static |
Check which joint index a particlar finger movement is linked to.
| movement |
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static |
Check which joint index a particlar thumb movement is linked to.
| movement |
| override string SGCore.HandPose.ToString | ( | ) |
Returns a string representation of this HandPose.
| Vect3D [][] SGCore.HandPose.handAngles |
| bool SGCore.HandPose.isRight |
Whether or not this HandPose was created to be a right- or left hand.
summary> Positions of all hand joints relative to the Sense Glove origin. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal.
| Vect3D [][] SGCore.HandPose.jointPositions |
summary> Quaternion rotations of all hand joints. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal.
| Quat [][] SGCore.HandPose.jointRotations |
summary> Euler representations of all possible hand angles. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal.


This is Redux but with one important change: all of the "business logic" is implemented on a separate worker thread. It might be stupid to do that for a single counter, but when you need to retrieve a bunch of data and process it before displaying, the hassle might just be worth it to keep the UI responsive even during long operations.


public class DefaultALGenerator extends java.lang.Object implements HGALGenerator, CloseMe
A default implementation of the HGALGenerator
that should cover most
common cases. In the description below, the term focus atom is used to refer
to the atom whose adjacency list is being generated.
The adjacency list generation process is conceptually split into two main steps:
Step 1 may be augmented with a filter to select links only satisfying certain criteria.
This filter is configured in the form of a link predicate, a HGQueryCondition
.
Step 2 may be configured to treat links as ordered. When links are interpreted as ordered, there are several further options:
All of the above mentioned options are configured at construction time. In the simplest case
of no link or sibling filtering and where links are unordered, use the SimpleALGenerator
instead which will be somewhat faster.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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protected class |
DefaultALGenerator.AdjIterator |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected HyperGraph |
hg |
| Constructor and Description |
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DefaultALGenerator()
Default constructor available, but the class is not really default constructible -
you must at least specify a
HyperGraph instance on which to operate. |
DefaultALGenerator(HyperGraph graph)
Construct with default values: no link or sibling predicate, returning all
siblings in their normal storage order.
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DefaultALGenerator(HyperGraph hg,
HGAtomPredicate linkPredicate,
HGAtomPredicate siblingPredicate)
Construct a default adjacency list generator where links are considered unordered.
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DefaultALGenerator(HyperGraph hg,
HGAtomPredicate linkPredicate,
HGAtomPredicate siblingPredicate,
boolean returnPreceeding,
boolean returnSucceeding,
boolean reverseOrder)
Construct a default adjacency list generator where links are considered ordered.
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DefaultALGenerator(HyperGraph graph,
HGAtomPredicate linkPredicate,
HGAtomPredicate siblingPredicate,
boolean returnPreceeding,
boolean returnSucceeding,
boolean reverseOrder,
boolean returnSource)
Construct a default adjacency list generator where links are considered ordered.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close() |
HGSearchResult<Pair<HGHandle,HGHandle>> |
generate(HGHandle h)
Return
HGSearchResult over all atoms adjacent to the passed in
atom. |
HyperGraph |
getGraph() |
HGAtomPredicate |
getLinkPredicate() |
HGAtomPredicate |
getSiblingPredicate() |
boolean |
isReturnPreceeding() |
boolean |
isReturnSource() |
boolean |
isReturnSucceeding() |
boolean |
isReverseOrder() |
DefaultALGenerator |
setGraph(HyperGraph graph) |
DefaultALGenerator |
setLinkPredicate(HGAtomPredicate linkPredicate) |
DefaultALGenerator |
setReturnPreceeding(boolean returnPreceeding) |
DefaultALGenerator |
setReturnSource(boolean returnSource) |
DefaultALGenerator |
setReturnSucceeding(boolean returnSucceeding) |
DefaultALGenerator |
setReverseOrder(boolean reverseOrder) |
DefaultALGenerator |
setSiblingPredicate(HGAtomPredicate siblingPredicate) |
protected HyperGraph hg
public DefaultALGenerator()
Default constructor available, but the class is not really default constructible -
you must at least specify a HyperGraph
instance on which to operate.
public DefaultALGenerator(HyperGraph graph)
Construct with default values: no link or sibling predicate, returning all siblings in their normal storage order.
public DefaultALGenerator(HyperGraph hg, HGAtomPredicate linkPredicate, HGAtomPredicate siblingPredicate)
Construct a default adjacency list generator where links are considered unordered.
hg
- The HyperGraph instance from where incidence sets are fetched.linkPredicate
- The predicate by which links are filtered. Only links satisfying
this predicate will be considered. If this parameter is null
, all links
from the incidence set will be considered.siblingPredicate
- The predicate by which sibling atoms are filtered from the
adjacency list. Only atoms satisfying this predicate will be returned. If this parameter
is null
, all sibling atoms will be considered.public DefaultALGenerator(HyperGraph hg, HGAtomPredicate linkPredicate, HGAtomPredicate siblingPredicate, boolean returnPreceeding, boolean returnSucceeding, boolean reverseOrder)
Construct a default adjacency list generator where links are considered ordered.
The constructor does NOT allow both returnSucceeding
and returnPreceeding
to be set to false
. This will always return empty adjacency lists and does not make
any sense. Even, in a more complex situation where those parameters are determined at run-time
following some unforeseen logic, the caller must make sure that not both of those parameters are
false.
hg
- The HyperGraph instance from where incidence sets are fetched.linkPredicate
- The predicate by which links are filtered. Only links satisfying
this predicate will be considered. If this parameter is null
, all links
from the incidence set will be considered.siblingPredicate
- The predicate by which sibling atoms are filtered from the
adjacency list. Only atoms satisfying this predicate will be returned. If this parameter
is null
, all sibling atoms will be considered.returnPreceeding
- Whether or not to return siblings that appear before the focus
atom in an ordered link.returnSucceding
- Whether or not to return siblings that appear after the focus atom
in an ordered link.reverseOrder
- Whether or not to reverse the default order implied by a link's target
array. Note that this parameter affects the meaning of preceeding and succeeding
in the above two parameters.public DefaultALGenerator(HyperGraph graph, HGAtomPredicate linkPredicate, HGAtomPredicate siblingPredicate, boolean returnPreceeding, boolean returnSucceeding, boolean reverseOrder, boolean returnSource)
Construct a default adjacency list generator where links are considered ordered.
The constructor does NOT allow both returnSucceeding
and returnPreceeding
to be set to false
. This will always return empty adjacency lists and does not make
any sense. Even, in a more complex situation where those parameters are determined at run-time
following some unforeseen logic, the caller must make sure that not both of those parameters are
false.
graph
- The HyperGraph instance from where incidence sets are fetched.linkPredicate
- The predicate by which links are filtered. Only links satisfying
this predicate will be considered. If this parameter is null
, all links
from the incidence set will be considered.siblingPredicate
- The predicate by which sibling atoms are filtered from the
adjacency list. Only atoms satisfying this predicate will be returned. If this parameter
is null
, all sibling atoms will be considered.returnPreceeding
- Whether or not to return siblings that appear before the focus
atom in an ordered link.returnSucceding
- Whether or not to return siblings that appear after the focus atom
in an ordered link.reverseOrder
- Whether or not to reverse the default order implied by a link's target
array. Note that this parameter affects the meaning of preceeding and succeeding
in the above two parameters.returnSource
- Whether to return the source/originating atom along with its siblings. The default
is false.public HGSearchResult<Pair<HGHandle,HGHandle>> generate(HGHandle h)
HGALGenerator
Return HGSearchResult
over all atoms adjacent to the passed in
atom. The result set items are pairs of the form [link, atom] where the first
element is the HGLink
handle of the link that "leads" to the adjacent atom
and the second element is the adjacent atom itself.
generate
in interface HGALGenerator
h
- The handle of the atom of interest.public void close()
public HyperGraph getGraph()
public DefaultALGenerator setGraph(HyperGraph graph)
public HGAtomPredicate getLinkPredicate()
public DefaultALGenerator setLinkPredicate(HGAtomPredicate linkPredicate)
public HGAtomPredicate getSiblingPredicate()
public DefaultALGenerator setSiblingPredicate(HGAtomPredicate siblingPredicate)
public boolean isReturnPreceeding()
public DefaultALGenerator setReturnPreceeding(boolean returnPreceeding)
public boolean isReturnSucceeding()
public DefaultALGenerator setReturnSucceeding(boolean returnSucceeding)
public boolean isReverseOrder()
public DefaultALGenerator setReverseOrder(boolean reverseOrder)
public boolean isReturnSource()
public DefaultALGenerator setReturnSource(boolean returnSource)


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#include <Board.hpp>
◆ LockedLog
◆ Command
| Enumerator |
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| run | |
| stop | |
| suspend | |
| stop_ack | |
◆ Status
| Enumerator |
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| clean | |
| configured | |
| running | |
| suspended | |
| stopped | |
◆ Board()
| smce::Board::Board |
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std::function< void(int)> |
exit_notify = nullptr | ) |
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explicitnoexcept |
Constructor
- Parameters
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| ctx | - execution context to use for the sketches run in this runner |
| exit_notify | - optional notification handler of the sketch's unexpected exit; called by tick |
◆ ~Board()
◆ attach_sketch()
| bool smce::Board::attach_sketch |
( |
const Sketch & |
sketch | ) |
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noexcept |
Attaches a sketch to this board
- Parameters
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| sketch | - the sketch to attach |
- Returns
- whether the operation succeeded or not
◆ configure()
◆ get_sketch()
| const Sketch * smce::Board::get_sketch |
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| ) |
const |
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inlinenoexcept |
Getter for the attached sketch.
◆ reset()
| bool smce::Board::reset |
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| ) |
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noexcept |
◆ resume()
| bool smce::Board::resume |
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| ) |
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noexcept |
◆ runtime_log()
◆ start()
| bool smce::Board::start |
( |
| ) |
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noexcept |
◆ status()
| Status smce::Board::status |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inlinenoexcept |
◆ stop()
| bool smce::Board::stop |
( |
| ) |
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noexcept |
◆ suspend()
| bool smce::Board::suspend |
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| ) |
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noexcept |
◆ terminate()
| bool smce::Board::terminate |
( |
| ) |
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noexcept |
◆ tick()
| void smce::Board::tick |
( |
| ) |
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noexcept |
Tick runner; call in your frontend physics loop.
◆ view()
◆ sbdata
◆ sketch
| bp::child smce::Board::sketch |
◆ sketch_log
| bp::ipstream smce::Board::sketch_log |
◆ sketch_log_grabber
| std::thread smce::Board::sketch_log_grabber |
◆ uuid
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:


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View Project/Code on Github.


The StarterWare provides C-based no-OS platform support for the AM335x microprocessors of TI's ARM family of devices. It provides device abstraction layer libraries, peripheral programming examples such as Ethernet, LCDC, Touch screen controller, GPIO, Timer etc... and board level example applications.
StarterWare can be used stand-alone or with an RTOS (with modifications).
This webpage is served from the embedded webserver integrated with StarterWare running on the AM335x based target.
Click on active icons to execute corresponding demo on the target platform. Inactive (dim) icons indicate that corresponding demo is not currently available.


Charges dropped against Niagara cop accused of shooting fellow officer
by The Canadian PressST. CATHARINES, Ont. - The charges against an Ontario police officer accused of shooting a fellow cop a year ago have been dropped, lawyers said Friday.
Det.-Sgt. Shane Donovan of the Niagara Regional Police had been charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault with a weapon in relation to the incident, which sent his colleague Const. Nathan Parker to hospital with serious injuries.
The pair had been investigating a traffic collision in Pelham, Ont., on Nov. 29, 2018, when they became involved in an altercation.
Donovan's lawyer, Joanne Mulcahy, said the charges against her client were withdrawn on Friday because the prosecutor felt there was no reasonable chance of conviction.
“Det.-Sgt. Donovan thanks (Crown attorney) Ian Bulmer and the Ministry of the Attorney General for making the right decision in this matter,” Mulcahy said, echoing comments she made in court. “Det. Sgt. Donovan believes that his actions were fully necessary, fully justified and in defence of his life.”
Mulcahy declined to say what those actions were, citing the ongoing case against Parker, in which her client is expected to be a key witness.
She said Donovan will tell the court the same thing he told the Special Investigations Unit, Ontario's police watchdog, when it investigated the incident.
Bulmer confirmed the charges against Donovan were dropped, while Parker's lawyer said he “cannot fathom” the decision not to proceed with the case against Donovan.
“No theory of the case justifies Sgt. Donovan's discharging of his firearm multiple times into my client's body,” Joseph Markson wrote in an email. “My client, who is still recovering from nine bullet wounds, is shocked and shaken.”
Parker faces three assault charges in the same incident, laid by the Ontario Provincial Police two months after the SIU charged Donovan.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 22, 2019.


impromptu client meeting notes
- winston was unclear about "auto launch or boolean if_no_key toggle"
- pozefsky will likely also have issue with this
- winston wanted clarification on multikey support (don’t we have this already)
- winston has reservations about removing insecure/non-popup citing he has ideas on that one... (read as there could be a way to secure the dom element without a popup)
- winston is not totally sold on the duplicity of icons and shortcuts, he also likes the transparancy and lack of ui clutter associated with shortcuts
- winston acknowledges that switching keys is a bit of a pain
- winston does not really the idea of forcing the user to select contacts
- he threw out that if we can get future secrecy to use this, it could be a reason to do that
- colin brings up that this is an issue currently, so no crypto change will help this
- winston really does not like forcing the user to the selecting recipients, suggests we find alternatives
- winston is worried about significant overhead on the user
- winston agrees that inspecting dom for other related grdme elements to help prepopulate user context is theoretically possible but likely hard
- winston notes it will likely be site dependent
- colin suggests having it fail gracefully and support major sites
- winston dislikes the idea of a large ruleset that needs be curated and maintained
- winston suggests that we implement a backchannel messaging protocol to deal with contact resolution issues
- colin worries about the centralized nature
- winston suggests a federated model
- colin really likes not needing to be a cdn/backchannel
- winston agrees there is an issue with dynamic and quick key switching
- winston wants to abstract key management
- winston notes that some of the userbase is only using a single shared secret for group messaging
- colin does not note that this does not seem pfs compliant, but realizes it now
- winston confirms that the use_cases and requirements docutments are otherwise inline with his desires as a client
- winston notes that there is a pick two of three: decentralization, security, and ease of use
- colin indicates the speed dial feature that was discussed monday


vignettes/Equivalence_Diversity_KMeans.Rmd
Equivalence_Diversity_KMeans.Rmd
The input of k-means anticlustering is an \(N \times M\) data table with \(N\) cases and \(M\) variables. If we denote this structure as \(\mathbf{X}_{N \times M} = \{x_{im}\}_{N \times M}\), k-means anticlustering maximizes the error sum of squares (\(\mathit{SSE}\)):
\[ \mathit{SSE} = \sum\limits_{m=1}^{M} \sum\limits_{k=1}^{K} \sum\limits_{i \in C_k} (x_{im} - \overline{x}_m ^{(k)})^2 \]
The set \(C_k\) contains the indices of all elements belonging to the k’th cluster (\(k = 1, \dots K\)). The vector \(\overline{\mathbf{x}}^{(k)} = (\overline{x}_1^{(k)}, \overline{x}_2^{(k)} \ldots, \overline{x}_M^{(k)})\) is the centroid of the \(k\)’th cluster where \(\overline{x}_j ^{(k)}\) is defined as
\[ \overline{x}_j ^{(k)} = \frac{1}{n_k} \sum\limits_{i \in C_k} x_{ij}. \]
The number of elements in the \(k\)’th group is denoted by \(n_k\). Thus, the \(\mathit{SSE}\) is computed as the sum of the squared Euclidean distances between all data points and the centroid of their respective cluster.
According to Brusco (2006), the k-means criterion can also be expressed using the pairwise squared Euclidean distances between data points. We define a distance matrix \(\mathbf{D}_{N \times N} = \{d_{ij}\}_{N \times N}\) where \(d_{ij}\) is the squared Euclidean distance between the \(i\)’th and \(j\)’th object:
\[ d_{ij} = \sum\limits_{m = 1}^{M}(x_{im} - x_{jm})^2 \]
Based on \(\mathbf{D}_{N \times N}\), the k-means criterion is then computed as
\[ \mathit{SSE} = \sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\left( \frac{1}{n_k} \sum_{(i<j)\in C_k} d_{ij} \right) \]
That is, “the sum of squared distances of a collection of points from the centroid associated with those points is equal to the sum of the pairwise squared distances between those points divided by the size (number of objects) of the collection” (Brusco, 2006, p. 350).
An important special case of anticlustering applications is that all groups are equal-sized, i.e., \(n_k = \frac{N}{K}\) (\(k = 1, \dots K\)). Here, we obtain
\[ \mathit{SSE} = \frac{N}{K} \sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K} \sum_{(i<j)\in C_k} d_{ij} \]
In this case, the normalizing factor \(\frac{N}{K}\) can be ignored when maximizing \(\mathit{SSE}\). Thus, the criterion reduces to the sum of the (squared) distances between elements in the same cluster:
\[ \mathit{SSE_{Diversity}} = \sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\sum_{(i<j)\in C_k} d_{ij} \] This term corresponds to the standard diversity objective, with the distances \(d_{ij}\) representing squared Euclidean distances.
Because maximizing \(\mathit{SSE_{Diversity}}\) maximizes \(\mathit{SSE}\), algorithms maximizing the
diversity can also be used to maximize the k-means criterion (at least
when requiring equal sized groups). The following code shows how it can
be done using anticlust
:
features <- schaper2019[, 3:6]
dists_squared <- dist(features)^2
K <- 6
initial_clusters <- sample(rep_len(1:K, nrow(features)))
cl1 <- anticlustering(features, K = initial_clusters, objective = "variance")
cl2 <- anticlustering(dists_squared, K = initial_clusters, objective = "diversity")
all(cl1 == cl2)
#> [1] FALSE


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Introduction
What is Barge?
Barge is the only platform that uses existing functional tests to load test your application.
Supported Frameworks
At the moment Barge supports PhantomJS and CasperJS written in JavaScript or CoffeeScript. If you’d like to see Barge support another framework please let us know by emailing us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Pricing
We plan to charge per operation but are allowing a limited number of users run a limited number of tests for free during our beta.
Terminology
Suite
A suite is simply a group of scripts. Typically suites are used to group scripts that test similar parts of the application (e.g. sign up, shopping cart, etc.).
Suite Test
A group of tests including all scripts within a single script.
Resource
A resource is a single URL that a browser requests. A single HTML page may include dozens of resources like images and css files as well as javascript files which may themselves cause asynchronous requests to be performed thereby requestiong more resources.
Enabling Barge
After signing up and enabling a repository you’ll need to add the @barge
comment to your scripts. This is just a comment at the top of your scripts that starts with @barge
and takes optional parameters (below).
@barge parameters
Though none of the parameters are technically required we highly explicitly recommend setting the suite
and framework
.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| suite | Named grouping for the script. |
| framework | This is the command you would run to execute the test locally. One of: [phantomjs , casperjs , casperjs test ]. If left blank we’ll attempt to auto-determine the framework. |
| args | Command line arguments to pass to the framework. |
// @barge suite="User Signup" framework="casperjs" args="--ssl-protocol=any"
# @barge suite="User Signup" framework="casperjs" args="--ssl-protocol=any"
API
Barge provides a RESTful, JSON-based API for running tests and retrieving results.
Authentication
Just append your API key to an HTTP header named API_KEY
or a query string parameter named api_key
. Note: for the examples we’ll be using the HTTP header method.
curl https://www.bargeapp.com/api/suites/1?api_key=123456789abcdef
# OR
curl -H "API_KEY: 123456789abcdef" https://www.bargeapp.com/api/suites/1
Start a suite test
POST the following parameters to /api/suites
# you'll need to change the api_key, project, and name parameters below
curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "API_KEY: 123456789abcdef" -d '{"project": "/torvalds/linux","name": "Users"}' https://www.bargeapp.com/api/suites
This will return JSON with the following properties:
| name | description |
|---|---|
| id | the id of the suite test created |
| baseline | the suite baseline |
| baseline_multiple | the baseline multiple to use - multiply the baseline by this number to determine the op/s to be tested |
{"id":1,"baseline_multiple":1,"baseline":100}
Retrieving suite test
After starting a suite test you can check on the status of the test by executing a GET against /api/suites/:id
# you'll need to change the api key and suite id
curl -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "API_KEY: 123456789abcdef" https://www.bargeapp.com/api/suites/1
This will return JSON with the following properties:
| name | description |
|---|---|
| status | one of [pending , booting , preparing , running , finished ] |
| tests | if status is finished then this will contain an array of test objects |
{"status": "finished", "tests": [{"id": 1}]}
Retrieving test results
After a suite test has finished you can retrieve the test results for each test by executing a GET against /api/tests/:id
# you'll need to change the api_key and test id
curl -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "API_KEY: 123456789abcdef" https://www.bargeapp.com/api/tests/1
This will return JSON with the following properties:
| name | description |
|---|---|
| status | status of the test, one of [pending , booting , preparing , running , finished ] |
| resource_events | an array of resource objects grouped by second and url |
{"status": "finished", "resource_events":[{"url": "http://www.bargeapp.com", "time": "2014-11-10T01:22:28.810", "failures": 0, "successes": 1000}]}


{% extends 'pages/baseStudents.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %}
In the Year {{user.student_profile.current_year}}
In the Semester {{user.student_profile.current_semester}}
In the Shift {{user.student_profile.current_shift}}
You have attended tasks {{corrected_num_tasks}}/{{total_num_tasks}}
You have got marks (only for attended) {{total_marks_got}}/{{total_marks_attend_got}}
You have got marks (all tasks) {{total_marks_got}}/{{total_marks_all}}
You have got average marks (only for attended) {{avg_marks_got}}/{{avg_marks_attend_got}}
You have got average marks (all tasks) {{avg_marks_got}}/{{avg_marks_all}}
Over all Marks Percentage (only for attended) {{precentage_attended}}%
Over all Marks Percentage (all tasks) {{precentage_all}}%


summ_entropy()
computes entropy of single distribution while
summ_entropy2()
- for a pair of distributions. For "discrete"
pdqr-functions a classic formula -sum(p * log(p))
(in nats) is used. In
"continuous" case a differential entropy is computed.
summ_entropy(f)
summ_entropy2(f, g, method = "relative", clip = exp(-20))
| f | A pdqr-function representing distribution. |
|---|---|
| g | A pdqr-function. Should be the same type as |
| method | Entropy method for pair of distributions. One of "relative" (Kullback–Leibler divergence) or "cross" (for cross-entropy). |
| clip | Value to be used instead of 0 during |
A single number representing entropy. If clip
is strictly positive,
then it will be finite.
Note that due to pdqr approximation error there can be a rather big error in entropy estimation in case original density goes to infinity.
Other summary functions:
summ_center()
,
summ_classmetric()
,
summ_distance()
,
summ_hdr()
,
summ_interval()
,
summ_moment()
,
summ_order()
,
summ_prob_true()
,
summ_pval()
,
summ_quantile()
,
summ_roc()
,
summ_separation()
,
summ_spread()
#> [1] 1.418913summ_entropy2(d_norm, d_norm_2)
#> [1] 9.006174summ_entropy2(d_norm, d_norm_2, method = "cross")
#> [1] 10.42509
# Increasing `clip` leads to decreasing maximum output value
d_1 <- new_d(1:10, "discrete")
d_2 <- new_d(20:21, "discrete")
## Formally, output isn't clearly defined because functions don't have the
## same support. Direct use of entropy formulas gives infinity output, but
## here maximum value is `-log(clip)`.
summ_entropy2(d_1, d_2, method = "cross")
#> [1] 20#> [1] 10summ_entropy2(d_1, d_2, method = "cross", clip = 0)
#> [1] Inf


Overview
The XML Library is a small library for parsing XML files. It does not support validation (e.g., against a DTD or Schema). The basic idea is that the user supplies a "schema" module that describes the elements and attribute representation of an XML document. From this, one builds an XML tree representation
structure MyXMLTree = XMLTreeFn (MyXMLSchema)
and an XML parser
structure MyXMLParser = XMLParserFn (MyXMLTree)
The library also provides a generic XML tree definition (i.e., one that allows any element name).
For a more complete library for XML processing, use the fxp library.
Contents
signature XML_SCHEMA
-
describes the elements and attributes of an XML schema that are required to parse files of that schema.
signature XML_TREE
-
Defines a tree representation of XML files.
functor XMLTreeFn
-
Generates a tree representation of XML files from a schema structure argument.
functor XMLParserFn
-
generates a parser for the given SML tree representation.
structure GenericXMLTree
-
Provides a generic representation of XML trees.


So, there was a time that i learnt HTML, i actually learnt a lot in the past but i cant really explain how it all in fragments now. it's all good anyway.
HTML in my opinion is a primary language of the web, just like you have to learn the basics of every language to be able to pass a meaningful message, it is important to learn HTML for web dev.
I am going to trying to put the little things i have learnt this past days into writing
I actually dont think one need to cram all the attributes and element there is, there is a reference. Just have an idea of what you want to do, then get the right tag for it
So, moving to Colors
My Favourite Color is Blue
This is what I have learnt so far, I know i am really slow. My apologies!. For more information visit GOOGLE
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{% extends "wheelcms_axle/wheel_base.html" %} {# override this template in your own project to fill in blocks in wheel_base #}


Menu dropdown
This is a simple dropdown menu made in nothing but HTML and CSS. There's no JavaScript involved.
Tested in Chrome, Firefox, and IE10. The submenu is a bit off in Opera, not sure why. Should work in modern mobile browsers too.
Inspired by this Dribbble shot by @n33co.