Physical state is described by kets in a Hilbert space. We need to specify a complete basis {\(\ket{i}\)} to do calculations.
Operators are given by Hermitian operators; A measurement of the variable \(\hat \Omega\) will yield one of the eigenvalues \(\omega\) with the probability
And the state of the system will change to \(\ket{\omega}\).
The state vector obeys the Schrödinger equation,
where \(\hat H\) is the Hamiltonian operator.
Comments
The logic here is that we first find the way to describe a system, then think about how to find out the information we need from the state vector and also find the evolution of the state vector. Then we need the operator and Schrodinger equation. Finally, we would like to relate the theory to experiments, and it comes the measurement postulate.
Later we will need the relation between position and momentum, which becomes the fourth postulate.
How to solve the evolution of a system? We just define a magical operator, propagator
This operator just gives us the evolution of state vector! Wait, can we write down the explicit expression of it?
Let’s find out. The only thing we know about the evolution of a state vector is the third postulate up there.
Looks familiar? This just gives us a exponential result, if the Hamiltonian is time independent.
We can prove that this operator is Unitary because \(\hat H\) is Hermitian.
This is just the abstract representation, we work in some basis, and the most convenient basis is the eigenstates of Hamiltonian, { \(\ket{\epsilon_i}\) },
And we are going to use
from now on. (Well, only on discrete eigenvalues ones.)
(See that? Identity does the work again.)
Summary
Define \(\ket{x}\) basis.
Orthonormal condition is
Completeness condition is
Define position operator.
The position operator is defined as
And in \(\{\ket{x}\}\) basis, this operator becomes a function, which is
Find state vector in \(\{\ket{x}\}\) basis.
Normalized
And we are interpreting \(\left| \psi(t, x)\right|^2\) as probability density.
Calculate probability of a measurement. Taking \(\hat x\) as an example.
To find the momentum operator, we need to check the relation between momentum and position before we just randomly define one. Truth is, we have a fourth postulate states the relation between them.
The commutator of \(\hat x\), \(\hat p\) is
Find momentum operator in position basis {\(\ket{x}\)}.
And write out the commutator and use the relation of delta function \(x\delta'(x) = -\delta(x)\), we find out the momentum operator in {\(\ket{x}\)} basis,
Let’s talk physics. What does that operator mean? We need to see what the result is when momentum operator is applied to a state. And remember we would work in {\(\ket{x}\)} basis.
Integrate by parts, we will find the expression. (I am having a problem finding the right answer.)
Eigenfunction for momentum.
Again, we are going to project it on the {\(\ket{x}\)} basis,
where \(\braket{x}{p}\) is the eigenstates in {\(\ket{x}\)} basis, we call it \(\phi_p(x)\).
The solution is
This constant C is found by the normalization condition,
The final results should be
Find the dynamics of free particles in quantum mechanics. Find the propagator and everything solves. The hamiltonian for a free particle is
We argue here that the eigenvectors of momentum are also the eigenvectors of this hamiltonian. And we can easily guess the eigenvalues are \(p^2/2m\). So the propagator is
But that is too abstract to use, we can find the expression in {\(\ket{x}\)} basis.
Always start with the propagator for time independent Hamiltonian.
For cases that Hamiltonian with discrete eigenvalues,
If the initial state is just one of the eigenstates of Hamiltonian, say the mth one (normalized),
Well, that phase factor doesn’t have any effect for the topic we discuss. So our time evolution will stay on the same state forever.
The same thing happens for continuous cases.
So our task is simplified to solve the eigensystem of Hamiltonian, which is
Potential in a box
Hamiltonian
Dynamic equation
We are happy to work in {\(\ket{x})\)} basis,
Put the Hamiltonian in, and remember that in position basis
the equation of motion becomes
Boundary conditions
Guess the Solutions
Find the wavenumber k, by putting the assumed solutions into equation of motion
Since we can always merge the negative into the constants, it is fine to use
Use Boundary Condition 1. At x=0,
\[\psi(0,t)=0 .\]This gives us \(D = 0\) .
At \(x=L\),
This leads to
Since \(n=0\) gives us a 0 wave function, we would just drop \(n=0\). For the same reason why we drop the negative values of k, we would drop all the negative values of n. This BC gives us the possible values of energy because wavenumber k is related to energy,
with
Normalization as the last constraint for the last undetermined parameter,
Estimation
- Find the expression for energy using dimensional analysis.
- Using uncertainty relation to estimate the expression for energy.
Comments
- Why is the solution quantized? 1. Too many constraints. BCs + normalization.
- Why do the n in the solution goes into the expression for energy?
- Have a look at the kinetic energy term, the derivative does it.
- What’s so weird?
- For \(n=2\), no particles found at \(x=L/2\). And so on.
Generally, there are two ways of interpreting a transformation.
Here in QM, passive means transform the operator \(\hat \Omega\), while active means change the state \(\ket{\psi}\). Suppose we have a system \(\ket{\psi}\), an operator \(\hat \Omega\), a transformation \(\hat U\).
Transformation \(\hat U \ket{\psi}\) is identical to \(\hat U^\dagger \hat \Omega \hat U\) because they give the same observation results. The first one is called active, while the second one is called passive.
Act on momentum eigenvectors,
Physics: Parity changes the coordinate, so the direction of momentum is also changed.
Math:
\[\hat \Pi \ket{p} = \int \hat \Pi \ket{x}\braket{x}{p}\d x= \int \ket{-x}\braket{x}{p}\d x\]Change coordinate from x to -x,
\[\hat \Pi \ket{p} = \int \ket{x}\braket{-x}{p}\d x = \int \ket{x}\braket{x}{-p}\d x = \ket{-p}\]
Hermitian,
Unitary
Inverse of parity
Eigensystem of parity.
Apply another operator
So, * Eigenvalues: 1, -1; * Eigenvactors: Even function, Odd function
Parity applied to operators a. Apply to position operator,
\[\hat \Pi^\dagger \hat X \hat \Pi = -\hat X\]Proof:
\[\bra{x}\hat \Pi ^\dagger \hat X \hat \Pi \ket{x'} = \bra{-x}\hat X \ket{-x'}= -x'\delta(x-x') = \bra{x}(-\hat X)\ket{x'}\]
Apply to momentum operator,
Proof: Similar to the previous one, just change x basis to momentum basis.
Symmetry related to Hamiltonian.
When this happens, parity of Hamiltonian won’t change the wave function. Or the wave function should have an specific parity for 1D problem.
Schrödinger equation and its adjoint
For any observable \(\hat \Omega\),
This is called Ehrenfest’s Theorem.
Suppose we have a system with Hamiltonian
We need to figure some commutators first.
Position average
We are familiar with this in classical mechanics.
Momentum average
In classical mechanics, the derivative of potential is force. And the result is just like Newton’s 2n Law except the right hand side is not exactly like a force which should be \(-\frac{\d}{\d x} \left< V(\hat x) \right>\).
Suppose the potential area is fairly small and distributed around some coordinate \(x_0=\left< \hat x \right>\), we can do Taylor expansion around \(x_0\).
If the uncertainty is small enough, every term except the first one becomes small. So to the lowest order, average of potential is approximately the potential at \(x_0\).
Similarly, the average of first derivative of potential \(<V'(\hat x)>\) is approximately \(V'(x_0)\).
These gives us a hint for the previous result we got for the time evolution of average momentum. The result reduces to classical mechanics one as long as we keep the lowest order of Taylor expansion. Those higher order terms show the quantum effect.
We can see deeper into Ehrenfest’s Theorem through Heisenberg Picture of quantum mechanics.
Pictures are the ways we look at the evolution of systems.
In Schrödinger picture the states are evolving with time.
And for time independent Hamiltonian,
In Heisenberg Picture, the states do not change with time.
and of course the initial is the same with Schrödinger Picture,
How do we relate to Heisenberg Picture to Schrödinger Picture? Through investigation of observables. We should have the same observation results in both Pictures.
So the operators change with time in Heisenberg Picture.
This can be easily proved by throwing every definition need in to it. We also need the following equations.
And REMEMBER that propagator commute with time independent Hamiltonian, so
So this Ehrenfest’s Theorem can also be written as
We can define
which is the time derivative of operator in Heisenberg Picture.
Reminder: The time derivative of an observable (average) depends not only the time derivative of itself, but also the commutator of the observable and Hamiltonian.
We will show why it is better to work in Heisenberg Picture to show the meanings of Ehrenfest’s Theorem.
Suppose we have a Hamiltonian in Heisenberg Picture,
Time derivative of position operator
Time derivative of momentum operator
So the operator in Heisenberg Picture just have a sense of the physical quantities in classical mechanics. That’s why we like it.
We say a observable is conserved if the corresponding operator commutes with Hamiltonian,
1. Energy Hamiltonian always commutes with itself.
If Hamiltonian is time independent, then energy is conserved. (If Hamiltonian is tide dependent, energy is not conserved. This is kind of obvious in classical mechanics.)
We can see this by looking at a simple example.
Assume we have a system with energy eigenstates \(\ket{\epsilon _ n}\), and initially,
So
We can calculate the expectation value of some operator \(\hat \Omega\),
If \(\ket{\epsilon _ n}\) are also the eigenvectors of \(\hat \Omega\), then
And the expectation value
The important thing is that the time dependence of this expectation value actually arise from this term
As it is so important, we call
Bohr frequency.
Many systems can reduce to it. Use Taylor expansion for the potential and redefine parameters we will find harmonic oscillators in the potential.
Hamiltonian for 1D is
We can use polynomial expansion for part of the solution.
First step is always finding out the characteristic length scale and characteristic energy scale. Assume we have an characteristic length \(\eta\) and characteristic energy scale \(\epsilon_0\). Through uncertainty principle we know only for dimensional analysis
Kinetic energy and potential energy have the same dimension
so we have
with \(\omega^2=k/m\). A dimensional analysis shows that \(\epsilon_0=\hbar\omega\).
Now we can define dimensionless variables,
The time independent Schrodinger equation in position basis is
Using those characteristic scales, we can rewrite this equation into a dimensionless one, which is
in which \(\psi'=\frac{\mathrm d}{\mathrm dz}\psi\).
We need to look at the behavior of the solutions before we can guess a proper general solution.
\(z\rightarrow \infty\), we have \(\psi''-z^2\psi=0\). Solution to this equation is \(\psi(z)~ e^{-z^2/2}\).
The solution of the the equation should be in the form
Insert this to time independent Schrodinger equation, we can get the equation of \(u(z)\).
The simplest form of \(u(z)\) is polynomial,
Put this back to equation of u, we can get the recursion relation,
If \(u_0\) and \(u_1\) are given, we can get the whole polynomial.
Notice that we have definite parity here. So \(u _ 1\) branch vanish because they are even.
\(u_0\) is set by the normalization condition.
The series blow up if it doesn’t terminate. So we need to terminate the series using the following relation,
Then we have the energy levels, which is \(e=n+1/2\).
By picking proper normalization factor, we can write down the energy levels and corresponding wave functions. In fact, this polynomial can be found in mathematical phyisics books.
Find out the characteristic length and energy
One way to get the intrinsic length without writing down the dimensions of each quantity is to use the following relation
Or if we are given the Hamiltonian in terms of \(k\),
Rewrite the Hamiltonian
Now we can define \(\hat a^\dagger \hat a = \hat N\), which is just like an operator for (energy) quanta numbers.
An impoertan relation is
The eigen equation for this weird energy quanta number operator is
To find out the eigen state of \(\hat a\) and \(\hat a^\dagger\), we try this,
This means \(\hat a \ket{n}\) and \(\hat a^\dagger \ket{n}\) are also eigen states of \(\hat N\).
The next step is very crucial. Since \(\hat a \ket{n}\) and \(\hat a^\dagger \ket{n}\) are eigen states of \(\hat N\), we know that
Then our next step is to find out what are \(C1\) and \(C2\) exactly.
They way of finding them is to use invariant quantities, such as the inner product. Here we use average of \(\hat N\) operator.
Final step is to constrain on \(n\), which should be integrals. This is true because we need a cut off for the eigen equation of \(\hat N\), whose avarage is n and it should be non negative.
leads to \(n\ge 0\). To get this proper cut off, \(n\) should be integer because if it’s not, according to
n can go to negative numbers. If n is positive integer,
show an cut off at 0.
We can even find out the wave functions of these \(\ket{n}\) by finding the ground state first and apply \(\hat a^\dagger\) to the ground state.
Ground state in \({\ket{x}}\) basis can be found by solving the differential equation,
Very important:
- The Hermitian conjugate of \(\hat a \ket{n}\) is \(\bra{n} \hat a^\dagger\).
- Hermitian conjugate of \(\hat a \hat a^\dagger\) is \(\hat a \hat a^dagger\). This can be a trap. Hermitian conjugate is the complex conjugate AND TRANSPOSE!
In phase space, the trajectory of phase space points ( {\(x/\eta\) and \(p/(\hbar/\eta)\)} ) is on a circle of radius \(x_{max}/\eta\).
Key points:
Apply Ehrenfest theorem to annihilation operator,
Excellent. Now we can solve out \(\avg{\hat a(t)}\), which is
Take the hermitian conjugate,
With these two operators, we can find out the average of \(\hat x\) and \(\hat p\) because
we have
We can have a look at these two averages,
It is obvious that the average reduces to classical case if \(\alpha_0 = \alpha_0^*\). But this is too strong for a semiclassical limit.
Coherent state is the eigenstate of creation operator. Its wave package has the smallest spread allowed by quantum mechanics.
The most special part about coherent state is that the system stays on coherent state if it start with coherent state.
Take the hermitian conjugate,
At \(t=0\), we have
That is to say, energy should be
Initially, we also have
This means
(This result)
(To Be Finished…)
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Dex Lazy Loader (DYL) library and plugin were born as a result of reading Macarse's Lazy Loading Dex files article. If you haven't read it yet, I strongly recommend you do before considering using DYL.
The library provides a LazyLoader
to load dexed jars on runtime.
The plugin takes care of dexing provided dependencies and jars located at dyl folder into your assets folder.
We'll demonstrate Dex Lazy Loader using a basic sample based on Macarse's dexLazyLoad sample. For the complete sample code that you can download, compile and run, see Dex Lazy Loader's sample.
First, we apply the plugin and declare our provided dependencies:
buildscript { repositories { jcenter() } dependencies { classpath 'io.github.guicamest.dexlazyloader:plugin:(insert latest version)' } } // Make sure to apply this plugin *after* the Android plugin apply plugin: 'io.github.guicamest.dexlazyloader' ... dependencies { compile 'io.github.guicamest.dexlazyloader:library:(insert latest version)' provided 'com.squareup.picasso:picasso:2.5.2' }
This will take provided dependencies and dex them into your assets folder.
If you want to use your own compiled version of that dependency, you can place it under the dyl folder. For example:
src/ main/ assets/ java/ dyl/ picasso-2.5.2.jar
Among the declared dependencies, we included the library:
dependencies {
...
compile 'io.github.guicamest.dexlazyloader:library:(insert latest version)'
...
}
With the library, we can use LazyLoader
, SimpleLazyLoadAsyncTask
or LazyLoadService
classes to load the dexed jars, generated in the previous step,
dinamically. In our MainActivity code we have a few examples:
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); imageView = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.image_view); new SimpleLazyLoadAsyncTask(this){ @Override protected void onPostExecute(Boolean success) { super.onPostExecute(success); if ( success ){ final PicassoWrapper picassoWrapper = PicassoWrapper.get(mContext); Log.d("TAG", "loading image"); picassoWrapper.load("http://i.imgur.com/CqmBjo5.jpg", imageView); } } }.execute("picasso-2.5.2.dex.jar"); } public void onLoadImageClick(View v) { Log.d("TAG", "onLoadImageClick"); // TODO: Yes ,this should not be done in the main thread. Sorry Kittens. LazyLoader.loadModulesWithContext(this, "picasso-2.5.2.dex.jar"); Log.d("TAG", "module loaded"); final PicassoWrapper picassoWrapper = PicassoWrapper.get(this); Log.d("TAG", "loading image"); picassoWrapper.load("http://www.memecreator.org/static/images/memes/3767015.jpg", imageView); }
If you use provided dependencies that you don't want to dex to your assets folder,
you can configure the dyl
extension either by inclusion or exclusion, or both:
dyl { exclude=['**/butter**'] }
If you are using eclipse, DYL plugin hooks the eclipse gradle task.
So, basically, you need to run ./gradlew yourproject:eclipse
to generate
dexed jars based on your provided dependencies.
If you would like to contribute code you can do so through GitHub by forking the repository and sending a pull request.
When submitting code, please make every effort to follow existing conventions and style in order to keep the code as readable
as possible. Please also make sure your code compiles by running gradle clean build
.
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java.lang.Object Service com.tcl.lzhang1.mymusic.service.MusicPlayService
public class MusicPlayService
play music service
update play progress Because service always run long time
whileLog.d(LOG_TAG, "min=" + min + " sec=" + sec + ""); activity will exit
when user click back menu,so I create a timer & timer task, it will be
trigger the run method in period of 1s,it will send broadcast to UI
component,so UI component can update.
music play list changed process Because play list is displayed by
split,so,when a new page was added or a refresh operation occurred,we need to
broadcast to other component in case of exception occurred.so I registered a
broadcast in component which need to know music play list's state.
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MusicPlayService.PlayState
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createStatusBarNotification(java.lang.String notificationContent)
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int |
getMin()
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getValidPlayIndex(int index)
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java.lang.String errMsg)
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public void setMin(int min)
public int getSec()
public void setSec(int sec)
public IBinder onBind(Intent arg0)
public void onCreate()
public void onDestroy()
@Deprecated public void onStart(Intent intent, int startId)
public void onRebind(Intent intent)
public int onStartCommand(Intent intent, int flags, int startId)
public boolean onUnbind(Intent intent)
public void playMusic(int position, int time_position)
position
- time_position
- public void createStatusBarNotification(java.lang.String notificationContent)
notificationContent
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model
- the new song model to be playedplayState
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Finding Mine
问题描述 :
As a businessman, Bob wants to buy just a part of the area, which is a simple polygon, whose vertex can only be chosen from N points given in the input (a simple polygon is a polygon without self-intersection). As a greedy man, he wants to choose the part with a lot of gold mines, but unluckily, he is short with money.
Those M gold mines can also be seen as points, but they may be different from those N points. You may safely assume that there will be no three points lying on the same line for all N+M points.
Bob alreadys knows that the price to buy an area is proportional to its size, so he changes his mind. Now he wants to buy a part like this: If the part’s size is A, and contains B gold mines, then A/B will be minimum among all the possible parts he can choose. Now, please tell him that minimum number, if all the parts he can choose has B=0, just output -1.
输入:
For each test case, the first line is two integers N(3<=N<=200) and M(1<=M<=500), the number of vertexs and the number of mines. Then N lines follows, the i-th line contains two integers xi,yi(-5000<=xi,yi<=5000), describing the position of the i-th vertex you can choose. Then M lines follow, the i-th line contains two integers xi,yi(-5000<=xi,yi<=5000), describing the position of the i-th mine.
输出:
For each test case, the first line is two integers N(3<=N<=200) and M(1<=M<=500), the number of vertexs and the number of mines. Then N lines follows, the i-th line contains two integers xi,yi(-5000<=xi,yi<=5000), describing the position of the i-th vertex you can choose. Then M lines follow, the i-th line contains two integers xi,yi(-5000<=xi,yi<=5000), describing the position of the i-th mine.
样例输入:
3 3 1 0 0 0 2 3 0 1 1 4 2 0 0 0 5 5 0 2 2 1 2 2 1 3 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 2
样例输出:
Case #1: 3.000000 Case #2: 5.000000 Case #3: -1HintFor the second case, we can choose a polygon ( (0,0),(0,5),(2,2),(5,0) ) with A=10 and B=2, if we choose a triangle ( (0,0),(0,5),(5,0) ), then A=12.5 and B=2. For the third case, whatever we choose, we can't have a polygon contain the mines.
题意：给你n个点，m个金矿点，找一个多边形，使得多边形的面积除以这个多边形内的金矿点个数的比值最小。
思路：其实就是找一个比值最小的三角形就行了，因为其他的三角形的比值都比它大，组合成多边形后势必会将比值变大。可以简短的证明的。
#include <iostream> #include <string.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; struct Point { int x,y; bool operator<(const Point &cmp) const { return x<cmp.x; } }; Point p[210]; Point mine[510]; int cross(Point A,Point B,Point C) { return (B.x-A.x)*(C.y-A.y)-(B.y-A.y)*(C.x-A.x); } int n,m; int num[210][510]; void Init(Point a,Point b,int &cnt) { int x1=a.x; int x2=b.x; for(int i=0;i<m;i++) if(x1<=mine[i].x&&mine[i].x<x2) if(cross(a,b,mine[i])>0) cnt++; } int main() { int t,cas=1; scanf("%d",&t); while(t--) { scanf("%d%d",&n,&m); for(int i=0;i<n;i++) scanf("%d%d",&p[i].x,&p[i].y); sort(p,p+n); for(int i=0;i<m;i++) scanf("%d%d",&mine[i].x,&mine[i].y); for(int i=0;i<n;i++) for(int j=i+1;j<n;j++) Init(p[i],p[j],num[i][j]=0); double ans=-1; for(int i=0;i<n;i++) { for(int j=i+1;j<n;j++) { for(int k=j+1;k<n;k++) { int cnt=num[i][k]-num[i][j]-num[j][k]; if(cnt==0) continue; double area=cross(p[i],p[j],p[k])/2.0; double tmp=fabs(area/cnt); if(ans==-1||tmp<ans) ans=tmp; } } } printf("Case #%d: ",cas++); if(ans==-1) puts("-1"); else printf("%.6lf\n",ans); } return 0; }
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From: Miss. Susan Diallo Dakar. Senegal West Africa Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dear One, My warmest greeting to you in the name of the Lord. I am Susan Diallo and I inheritated an important some from my late father who died in recent crisis in Cote d'Ivoire. I wish to request for your assistance in investing this sum in lucrative venture or manufacturing and real estate management in your country. I have Five million, seven hundred thousand United State Dollars. USD($5,700,000) to invest in this transaction and I will require your assistance in receiving the fund in your account in your country. I will gladly give you some resonable percent from the total sum for your assistance. Before his death on September 2005, he gave me all the necessary legal documents to the deposit of the fund in the bank, I am 20 years old and a university undergraduate and really don't know what to do. Now I want an account overseas where I can transfer this funds and after the transaction I will come and reside permanently in your country till such a time that it will be convinient for me to return back home if I so desire. This is because I have suffered a lot of set backs as a result of incessant political crisis here in Ivory coast. The death of my father actually brought sorrow to my life.  I am in a sincere desire of your humble assistance in this regards. Your suggestions and ideas will be highly regarded. Now permit me to ask these few questions: 1. Can you honestly help me from your heart? 2. Can I completely trust you? 3. What percentage of the total amount in question will be good for you after the money is in your account? Please, consider this and get back to me as soon as possible. Immedaitely I confirm your willingness, I will send to you my picture and also give you more details about myself and the bank were my late father deposited the fund, so that you can reach the bank and confirm the existence of the fund as well, because seeing is believing. Please always reply me through this my private email<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>for security reason. Awaiting your immediate response and may God bless you. With love, Susan.


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You know those men and women who wear funny trousers and wonder around large swathes of the countryside all through the year on a never ending mission of attaining the illusive "scratch handicap"? Yes? Ah, but do you really? If you're thinking I'm referring to golfers, think again.
Let me introduce you to the new breed of British runners, yes runners, who now have a handicap. runbritain has just introduced a new handicap scoring system that is designed to give road runners of all abilities the ability to benchmark their progress and compare their results across a range of distances and terrains.
To quote the runbritain Rankings site:
The scoring system, which has been developed in conjunction with the team behind the McCain Power of 10 website, rewards regular racing and factors in a degree of difficulty for slower courses. The score is derived from your results at 5K, 10K, Half Marathon & Marathon during 2010 and thereafter on a rolling 12 month basis although you only need to have done one race in 2010 to claim a handicap.
Once registered, you just need to enter at least one race you've run this year and then be amazed at your handicap which will be in the range of -2 for the elites and 36 in 0.1 increments. Keep adding race results and watch your handicap adjust.
Everytime you login, you'll be taken to your personal biography page which displays:
So if you haven't done so already, head on over to runbritain Rankings and claim your handicap. Oh and don't forget to bring up your handicap when chatting over that ice cold beer after your next race.
For the curious, my handicap after three 5k Parkruns and two 10k races is...
... with all races done completely barefoot. Not bad if I say so myself. Now to see how I can get this automatically updating in the sidebar of this site.


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| Birth Name | Gray, George James |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 64 years, 11 months, 10 days |
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SMH - GRAY, GEORGE JAMES - April 16, 1986, at hospital, late of Westmead, loving husband of Ada, loved father of John, fond father-in-law of Maureen, & loving poppy of Matthew, Belinda & Christopher. Aged 65 years.
SMH - GRAY, George James - Apr 16, 1986, loved son of the late John (George) & Ivy Gray, loved brother of Gloria, Gordon, Marjorie, Roy & Colin, brother-in-law of Bill (dec), Eric, Shirley & Faye.
FUNERAL - GRAY - The rels & friends of the late GEORGE JAMES GRAY, are invited to attend his funeral to leave Leigh Memorial Uniting Church, Parramatta on Saturday after a service at 10am for Castlebrook Crematorium, Windsor Rd, Rouse Hill. George's name is engraved on the Memorial at St John's CofE at Parramatta.
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| Mother | Walker, Ivy Elizabeth | 1897 | 1963-05-01 | |
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This page is a demo that shows you how easy it is to use XINS in combination with the Ajax Dojo toolkit.
This example requires the myproject API to run on your computer.
To run the myproject API, go to the demo\xins-project directory and execute xins run-myproject.
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- I first created the myproject.smd file by executing xins -Dapi.name=myproject smd.
- The API is loaded as Javascript object using myproject = new dojo.rpc.JsonService("myproject.smd");.
- This object is used to call the function using JSON-RPC with var result = myproject.MyFunction(gender, name).
- The callback methods are defined using result.addCallbacks(applyResult, applyError);.
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It's time to stop denying your fulfillment.
by Jennifer SporYou would give anything to have work that you love again, right? Waking up each day as excited as a kid with a new bike to get out there and rock your work and make an impact. Well… just about anything.
Despite the fact that your job makes you feel unfulfilled, unchallenged, and pretty much dead inside…
Despite not being able to see a future where you are because you’re in a dead end relationship with your work…

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You have a ton of reasons, right?
Health insurance, pension, money, tenure, you’re too old, it’s too late, you need more credentials and this biggie… staying for your family.
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And you know what? When you start making more self-honoring decisions and showing up as you REALLY are, not who you think you need to be, you lead by example. You teach your family to do the same. What example are you setting for them now?
The good news is that you are empowered with free will to decide how you want to live. Lots of people become paralyzed by fear and do nothing because they think it’s 0-60, quit my job tomorrow and then I’m left to suffer, and what will I do? So much drama and it doesn’t have to be like that.
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(credentials, *, protocol=None, main_resource='me', **kwargs)[source]¶ Creates an object which is used to access resources related to the specified credentials
Parameters: - credentials (tuple) – a tuple containing the client_id and client_secret
- protocol (Protocol) – the protocol to be used in this account
- main_resource (str) – the resource to be used by this account (‘me’ or ‘users’)
- kwargs – any extra args to be passed to the Connection instance
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Parameters: - resource (str) – Custom resource to be used in this address book (Defaults to parent main_resource)
- address_book (str) – Choose from ‘Personal’ or ‘GAL’ (Global Address List)
Returns: a representation of the specified address book
Return type: Raises: RuntimeError – if invalid address_book is specified
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(*, scopes, **kwargs)[source]¶ Performs the oauth authentication flow resulting in a stored token It uses the credentials passed on instantiation
Parameters: - scopes (list[str]) – list of protocol user scopes to be converted by the protocol
- kwargs – other configurations to be passed to the Connection instance
Returns: Success / Failure
Return type: bool
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Return type: Connection
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mailbox
(resource=None)[source]¶ Get an instance to the mailbox for the specified account resource
Parameters: resource (str) – Custom resource to be used in this mailbox (Defaults to parent main_resource) Returns: a representation of account mailbox Return type: MailBox
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(resource=None)[source]¶ Creates a new message to be sent or stored
Parameters: resource (str) – Custom resource to be used in this message (Defaults to parent main_resource) Returns: New empty message Return type: Message
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schedule
(*, resource=None)[source]¶ Get an instance to work with calendar events for the specified account resource
Parameters: resource (str) – Custom resource to be used in this schedule object (Defaults to parent main_resource) Returns: a representation of calendar events Return type: Schedule
Get an instance to read information from Sharepoint sites for the specified account resource
Parameters: resource (str) – Custom resource to be used in this sharepoint object (Defaults to parent main_resource) Returns: a representation of Sharepoint Sites Return type: Sharepoint Raises: RuntimeError – if protocol doesn’t support the feature
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(*, resource=None)[source]¶ Get an instance to handle file storage (OneDrive / Sharepoint) for the specified account resource
Parameters: resource (str) – Custom resource to be used in this drive object (Defaults to parent main_resource) Returns: a representation of OneDrive File Storage Return type: Storage Raises: RuntimeError – if protocol doesn’t support the feature
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Introduction: Here’s a re-plotting of a graph in this 538 post . It’s looking at whether pilots speed up the flight when there’s a delay, and find that it looks like that’s the case. This is averaged data for flights on several major transcontinental routes. I’ve replotted the main graph as follows. The x-axis is departure delay. The y-axis is the total trip time — number of minutes since the scheduled departure time. For an on-time departure, the average flight is 5 hours, 44 minutes. The blue line shows what the total trip time would be if the delayed flight took that long. Gray lines are uncertainty (I think the CI due to averaging). What’s going on is, the pilots seem to be targeting a total trip time of 370-380 minutes or so. If the departure is only slightly delayed by 10 minutes, the flight time is still the same, but delays in the 30-50 minutes range see a faster flight time which makes up for some of the delay. The original post plotted the y-axis as the delta against t
2 brendan oconnor ai-2014-02-19-What the ACL-2014 review scores mean
Introduction: I’ve had several people ask me what the numbers in ACL reviews mean — and I can’t find anywhere online where they’re described. (Can anyone point this out if it is somewhere?) So here’s the review form, below. They all go from 1 to 5, with 5 the best. I think the review emails to authors only include a subset of the below — for example, “Overall Recommendation” is not included? The CFP said that they have different types of review forms for different types of papers. I think this one is for a standard full paper. I guess what people really want to know is what scores tend to correspond to acceptances. I really have no idea and I get the impression this can change year to year. I have no involvement with the ACL conference besides being one of many, many reviewers. APPROPRIATENESS (1-5) Does the paper fit in ACL 2014? (Please answer this question in light of the desire to broaden the scope of the research areas represented at ACL.) 5: Certainly. 4: Probabl
3 brendan oconnor ai-2014-02-18-Scatterplot of KN-PYP language model results
Introduction: I should make a blog where all I do is scatterplot results tables from papers. I do this once in a while to make them eaiser to understand… I think the following are results are from Yee Whye Teh’s paper on hierarchical Pitman-Yor language models, and in particular comparing them to Kneser-Ney and hierarchical Dirichlets. They’re specifically from these slides by Yee Whye Teh (page 25) , which shows model perplexities. Every dot is for one experimental condition, which has four different results from each of the models. So a pair of models can be compared in one scatterplot. where ikn = interpolated kneser-ney mkn = modified kneser-ney hdlm = hierarchical dirichlet hpylm = hierarchical pitman-yor My reading: the KN’s and HPYLM are incredibly similar (as Teh argues should be the case on theoretical grounds). MKN and HPYLM edge out IKN. HDLM is markedly worse (this is perplexity, so lower is better). While HDLM is a lot worse, it does best, relativ


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Writing wrappers for Basic class
22 May 2015 GSoC-2015 · SymEngineSo, it’s been already a week! The coding period (for me) has started. I am starting early to make up for my absence for a few days.
I had already setup a minimal gem and automated building of extensions. I read the docs for c wrappers that have already been written in cwrapper.h
. It mostly contains the c wrappers for Basic
class and a few of Integer
and Rational
classes. At one time I was confident that I could write all the wrappers for Basic
class at one go. How hard could it be? The thing I learnt is you can never be sure of anything, unless you implement it. I had to keep a copy of the documentation for writing extensions README.EXT
open at all times, double checking everything. Still, I got confused.
Ondrej has advised me to make only a single function work first. That would be a better way, because once we figure out what to do. It’s pretty much the same for the others too. I hope it does. Then I can iteratively add other methods one by one.
I pushed the commits to the PR ‘[WIP] Ruby wrappers initial file structure and Basic class #414’. The plan for the next week is to atleast finish this, write the tests in RSpec, and document them. Also if possible, start working on the other classes.
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Manchester City playmaker David Silva is reportedly in talks over a move to Japanese club Vissel Kobe.
Calciomercato had reported in September that the former Spain international is being lined up by David Beckham’s Inter Miami and was keen on a move, but El Chiringuito TV claims that the 33-year-old is bound for Japan instead.
Silva amassed 409 appearances for City, scoring 73 goals, providing 134 assists and winning four Premier League titles after joining from Valencia in 2010, but is out of contract this summer and has already confirmed that he will be moving on.
A top product of Valencia’s youth system, Silva played for Los Che across six seasons and previously stated that he wished to retire at his hometown club Las Palmas.
However, Vissel Kobe, who already have Andres Iniesta, David Villa, Sergi Samper, Lukas Podolski and Thomas Vermaelen on their books, look like they are ready to snap up the midfield schemer.
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I just posted on the cost of knowledge on the OUBS Blog and some one part of the post made me include some blogging thoughts which I will repeat here.
This is really more about information than knowledge though and about a very small fraction of the thoughts about this. One thing to understand is that information is not like a normal resource in that it doesn’t get used up and once I have it, I don’t want it again. A lot of how we personally value information is in relation to the transaction costs attached to this information and this is where our current shift comes in.
For finding information I can more and more use RSS based services, including things like PubSub. For creating it I can use a blog host. The harder part is the internalization bit, which is also about information overload in our time.
This is where the blogging bit comes in. Previously, when I wanted to find information I would use the New York Times (for example), partly because I trusted the source. This trust is based on relevance, quality and validity, with the relevance bit being how people choose the paper they read for example. Another option was always to read several papers, which is what lots of people did to get the real full picture. The problem there become the transaction costs of the process, as the more I increase the things I do read, the more problematic become the relevance and validity.
With blogging I can now increase the amount of different ideas I get fed into my head a thousand times, but with it comes the problem of trust as blogs are not held to the same journalistic standards as the New York Times. With a blog you will have to read some posts over a period of time for the trust to build, or you will need some good information about the poster and see who else trusts that person to be able to trust yourself. But then there will be an even deeper bond.
You will likely start reading a blog because it has some relevance to you (you like that person, want to follow their life, or are interested in the subject), you trust the quality and the content stays fresh (validity). Your choice in the end depends on the total transaction costs and these have just been brought down tremendously by RSS or Syndication in general. This is why Blogs will succeed. They take a lot longer to take hold, but the reputation of some print mag doesn’t come up over night either.
One thing that might speed up the readership of a personal blog would be to get some people to comment that are known, or to get some interviews on your site, some talk with other people, that shows that they trust you. Otherwise you need to just have to build up trust over time.
Simon said that <I>in a world where attention is a major scarce resource, information may be an expensive luxury, […]</i>. This is where sensemaking comes in. You gather, analyse, synthesise, share and re-use information, which becomes your cost of knowledge. The bottleneck is being removed by Bloglines and RSS (gather) and PubSub (analyse), to just name two.
In the end, for a big readership this blog for example is too unfocussed. I might bring value for a lot of people, but they are mostly doing this through finding entries via Google or other Search Engines. The real readership will be people that have followed this over months and feel that what I post is highly relevant for what they do, even though it is so diverse. For others, it will just be information overload.
All this means though that blogs are here to stay, and they will only grow in use and become more niche driven over time. With more power in computer, more focus on social networking as a service layer below an application, even the synthesis could be doable by an application. The future remains interesting.


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So, many people throw around the term "Rails" like it's supposed to make sense to anyone who's touched a computer. In all fairness, Rails is a fairly big deal in web development, but if you're like me, at some point you realized that you had no idea what Rails was, and at this point, are too scared to ask. So, Lets discuss what Rails actually is, shall we?
The simple, one sentence explanation of Rails is that Rails is a software framework for creating web applications. Well that's all well and good, but now we need to know what a software framework is. So lets start out simply. You know how when you want to type up a report, you probably use a word processor, for instance, Microsoft Word? Well, in a way that word processor is like a "text framework." It is a series of tools for dealing with and manipulating text. In a similar sense, a software framework is an application or group of applications that provide different tools for manipulating your target medium. In this case, Rails is focused on making it easy to create and interact with web applications.
One key thing to remember is that Rails is not in a neat, graphical format like a word processor. Instead, working with Rails requires working with code of some sort. In addition, Rails is itself a collection of different solutions to different problems or tasks, commonly called a stack. In other words, Rails is a group of useful tools and code which has been stacked into a platform, upon which you can build your application.


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Elektra has a lot of developers and hence the error messages vary in how they are written. This guideline should unify the message format so that users will get consistent error messages.
- All error messages start with a capital letter. Reword sentences that theoretically require a lowercase first letter such as regex patterns, method names or variable strings ("%s"-strings) to have a normal word at the start of the sentence. Also surround method names with single quotes. Example:
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Examples
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Thank you :)
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Is this going to be a dico?
PTYX28-Jun-18 11:41 AM
@jspook16 in January more or less we will run a small ICO round to fund the expansion of the Agama wallet we are redesigning now. The plan is to make an airdrop, deliver one app, one premium project, and then ICO. Afterwards I will make a second round of airdrops. I am working on the airdrop schemes now and will release the lite paper and our website 1.2 in the coming week.
jspook1628-Jun-18 12:21 PM
@PTYX outstanding. You guys continue to do some amazing work.
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thank you
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BlackJesus08-Jul-18 11:04 PM
Awesome work @PTYX
PTYX08-Jul-18 11:05 PM
Thank you guys! If everything goes as I plan it, we haven't even started.
Not_Sure09-Jul-18 12:41 AM
Dang, can't upload a picture. There's a typo on p3 Why Chainzilla? under "The First Enterprise Focused Blockchain Deployment Company in LATAM" it says "interesting in migrating"
PTYX09-Jul-18 01:40 AM
thanks for catching that, will update
send me your Zilla address, I'll send you a little bounty
Deleted User09-Jul-18 12:57 PM
Hows the airdrop going to work? x zilla per kmd, or just every wallet with over 500kmd gets set amount of zilla
PTYX09-Jul-18 12:58 PM
The airdrop will be made for people who hold 500 KMD or more in their wallet
Deleted User09-Jul-18 12:59 PM
Ah so just number of wallets with >500kmd/1,000,000
1,000,000/wallets i mean
PTYX09-Jul-18 01:21 PM
Yes lol
Cryptoon09-Jul-18 01:23 PM
Are there a lot of those wallets?
PTYX09-Jul-18 01:25 PM
I will have the exact number soon
We did a rough check and landed on that number because 1K was too high.
Later today I will announce the snapshot block and distribution date
CHMEX09-Jul-18 02:17 PM
Just an indication for past data: Made by me an not official
at height: 816354 which had a total of 47'171 addresses. There where 3851 Addresses > 500kmd 32 ADDR exactly 500 KMD additional 68 addresses had approx 499.99 KMD
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Deleted User10-Jul-18 10:06 AM
Whens snapshot?
PTYX10-Jul-18 12:25 PM
8/15/18
I'm waiting on the graphic to release the post
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies10-Jul-18 12:33 PM
Can there be a richlist for kmd?
To see wich adresses hold most and what % of total they have etc..
PTYX10-Jul-18 12:41 PM
We had some issues parsing all the addresses but i'm working on it
I'll ask them why. That's the second time they do it but usually they are good when you contact them
ComputerGenie10-Jul-18 06:28 PM
someone posted on bct that it happened, but I figured it'd be faster/better to post here
PTYX10-Jul-18 06:34 PM
Awesome thanks
Spiderman12-Jul-18 07:57 PM
what do i have to do to participate in the airdrop? i hold >500KMD but i'm having a hard time finding more details on this airdrop
Komodo-BotBOT12-Jul-18 08:47 PM
[sergeydurov#9636]
[fantaton#6564] Hi all, thanks for having me. I m into ccs since 1 year and im so excited by kmd.


To use custom options that applies on all share buttons components across your app, pass your config in the root module where the library is imported.
Example
To use custom options that applies on all share buttons components across your app, pass your config in the root module where the library is imported.
Example


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