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Technology for Societal Transformation: APJ Abdul Kalam With A Sivathanu Pillai
Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Limited, New Delhi.
An Autobiography: APJ Abdul Kalam With Arun Tiwari
Universities Press(India) Private Limited, Hyderabad.
APJ Abdul Kalam With YS Rajan
Penguin Books India(Private) Limited, New Delhi. www.penguinbooksindia.com
Unleashing The Power Within India: APJ Abdul Kalam
Penguin Books India(Private) Limited, New Delhi. www.penguinbooksindia.com
APJ Abdul Kalam
V Suryanarayana Murthy
A biography in verse and colours: APJ Abdul Kalam
Punya Publishing Private Limited, Bangalore
R Narasimha & APJ Abdul Kalam
Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore.
Penguin Books India (Private) Limited, New Delhi. www.penguinbooksindia.com
A Vision for Indian Youth:A.P.J. Abdul Kalam with Y.S. Rajan
Penguin Books India (Private) Limited, New Delhi. www.penguinbooksindia.com
Children and A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
Pearson Education, Registered Office: 14, Local Shopping Centre , Panchsheel Park, New Delhi-17
by APJ ABDUL KALAM
Rajpal & Sons, Madarsa Road, Kashmere Gate, New Delhi - 110006. Website: rajpalsons.com


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120 code analyzers for C#
- Suggests using the class declaring a static function when calling it (AccessToStaticMemberViaDerivedTypeAnalyzer)
- When initializing explicitly typed local variable or array type, array creation expression can be replaced with array initializer. (ArrayCreationCanBeReplacedWithArrayInitializerAnalyzer)
- Asynchronous methods should return a Task instead of void (AvoidAsyncVoidAnalyzer)
- Base parameter has 'params' modifier, but missing in overrider (BaseMemberHasParamsAnalyzer)
- Call to base member with implicit default parameters (BaseMethodCallWithDefaultParameterAnalyzer)
- Parameter name differs in base declaration (BaseMethodParameterNameMismatchAnalyzer)
- Bitwise operation on enum which has no [Flags] attribute (BitwiseOperatorOnEnumWithoutFlagsAnalyzer)
- Finds potentially erroneous calls to Object.Equals (CallToObjectEqualsViaBaseAnalyzer)
- Possible compare of value type with 'null' (CompareNonConstrainedGenericWithNullAnalyzer)
- Comparison of floating point numbers with equality operator (CompareOfFloatsByEqualityOperatorAnalyzer)
- '?:' expression has identical true and false branches (ConditionalTernaryEqualBranchAnalyzer)
- Expression is always 'true' or always 'false' (ConditionIsAlwaysTrueOrFalseAnalyzer)
- Condition is always 'true' or always 'false' (ConstantConditionAnalyzer)
- Finds redundant null coalescing expressions such as expr ?? expr (ConstantNullCoalescingConditionAnalyzer)
- Convert anonymous method to method group (ConvertClosureToMethodGroupAnalyzer)
- '?:' expression can be converted to '??' expression (ConvertConditionalTernaryToNullCoalescingAnalyzer)
- Convert 'if-do-while' to 'while' statement (ConvertIfDoToWhileAnalyzer)
- 'if' statement can be re-written as 'switch' statement (ConvertIfStatementToSwitchStatementAnalyzer)
- Convert 'if' to '&&' expression (ConvertIfToAndExpressionAnalyzer)
- Convert 'if' to '||' expression (ConvertIfToOrExpressionAnalyzer)
- Convert 'Nullable<T>' to the short form 'T?' (ConvertNullableToShortFormAnalyzer)
- If all fields, properties and methods members are static, the class can be made static. (ConvertToStaticTypeAnalyzer)
- Delegate subtraction has unpredictable result (DelegateSubtractionAnalyzer)
- Warns about calls to virtual member functions occuring in the constructor (DoNotCallOverridableMethodsInConstructorAnalyzer)
- Double negation is redundant (DoubleNegationOperatorAnalyzer)
- An empty public constructor without parameters is redundant. (EmptyConstructorAnalyzer)
- Empty destructor is redundant (EmptyDestructorAnalyzer)
- Empty control statement body (EmptyEmbeddedStatementAnalyzer)
- A catch clause that catches System.Exception and has an empty body (EmptyGeneralCatchClauseAnalyzer)
- Empty namespace declaration is redundant (EmptyNamespaceAnalyzer)
- Empty statement is redundant (EmptyStatementAnalyzer)
- The default underlying type of enums is int, so defining it explicitly is redundant. (EnumUnderlyingTypeIsIntAnalyzer)
- Comparing equal expression for equality is usually useless (EqualExpressionComparisonAnalyzer)
- Event unsubscription via anonymous delegate is useless (EventUnsubscriptionViaAnonymousDelegateAnalyzer)
- Convert field to readonly (FieldCanBeMadeReadOnlyAnalyzer)
- 'for' loop control variable is never modified (ForControlVariableIsNeverModifiedAnalyzer)
- Finds issues with format strings (FormatStringProblemAnalyzer)
- 'true' is redundant as for statement condition (ForStatementConditionIsTrueAnalyzer)
- Function does not reach its end or a 'return' statement by any of possible execution paths (FunctionNeverReturnsAnalyzer)
- If an extension method is called as static method convert it to method syntax (InvokeAsExtensionMethodAnalyzer)
- Local variable has the same name as a member and hides it (LocalVariableHidesMemberAnalyzer)
- Local variable is never used (LocalVariableNotUsedAnalyzer)
- Lowercase 'l' is often confused with '1' (LongLiteralEndingLowerLAnalyzer)
- Member hides static member from outer class (MemberHidesStaticFromOuterClassAnalyzer)
- Method with optional parameter is hidden by overload (MethodOverloadWithOptionalParameterAnalyzer)
- Suggest the usage of the nameof operator (NameOfSuggestionAnalyzer)
- Non public methods are not found by NUnit (NonPublicMethodWithTestAttributeAnalyzer)
- Non-readonly field referenced in 'GetHashCode()' (NonReadonlyReferencedInGetHashCodeAnalyzer)
- Shows NotImplementedException throws in the quick task bar (NotImplementedExceptionAnalyzer)
- Cannot resolve symbol in text argument (NotResolvedInTextAnalyzer)
- Possible unassigned object created by 'new' (ObjectCreationAsStatementAnalyzer)
- Operator Is can be used instead of comparing object GetType() and instances of System.Type object (OperatorIsCanBeUsedAnalyzer)
- C# doesn't support optional 'ref' or 'out' parameters (OptionalParameterRefOutAnalyzer)
- Parameter has the same name as a member and hides it (ParameterHidesMemberAnalyzer)
- Parameter is assigned but its value is never used (ParameterOnlyAssignedAnalyzer)
- Parameter name differs in partial method definition (PartialMethodParameterNameMismatchAnalyzer)
- Class is declared partial but has only one part (PartialTypeWithSinglePartAnalyzer)
- Possible mistaken call to 'object.GetType()' (PossibleMistakenCallToGetTypeAnalyzer)
- Constructor in abstract class should not be public (PublicConstructorInAbstractClassAnalyzer)
- Redundant explicit property name (RedundantAnonymousTypePropertyNameAnalyzer)
- Redundant explicit argument name specification (RedundantArgumentNameAnalyzer)
- Parentheses are redundant if attribute has no arguments (RedundantAttributeParenthesesAnalyzer)
- This is generated by the compiler and can be safely removed (RedundantBaseConstructorCallAnalyzer)
- 'base.' is redundant and can safely be removed (RedundantBaseQualifierAnalyzer)
- Redundant case label (RedundantCaseLabelAnalyzer)
- Check for inequality before assignment is redundant if (x != value) x = value; (RedundantCheckBeforeAssignmentAnalyzer)
- Redundant comma in array initializer (RedundantCommaInArrayInitializerAnalyzer)
- Initializing field with default value is redundant (RedundantDefaultFieldInitializerAnalyzer)
- Explicit delegate creation expression is redundant (RedundantDelegateCreationAnalyzer)
- Redundant empty 'default' switch branch (RedundantEmptyDefaultSwitchBranchAnalyzer)
- Redundant empty finally block (RedundantEmptyFinallyBlockAnalyzer)
- Redundant explicit size in array creation (RedundantExplicitArraySizeAnalyzer)
- Value types are implicitly convertible to nullables (RedundantExplicitNullableCreationAnalyzer)
- Redundant 'else' keyword (RedundantIfElseBlockAnalyzer)
- Removes 'internal' modifiers that are not required (RedundantInternalAnalyzer)
- When object creation uses object or collection initializer, empty argument list is redundant (RedundantObjectCreationArgumentListAnalyzer)
- Removes 'private' modifiers that are not required (RedundantPrivateAnalyzer)
- Redundant 'string.ToCharArray()' call (RedundantStringToCharArrayCallAnalyzer)
- Redundant conditional expression (RedundantTernaryExpressionAnalyzer)
- RedundantToStringCallAnalyzer
- Unsafe modifier in redundant in unsafe context or when no unsafe constructs are used (RedundantUnsafeContextAnalyzer)
- Remove redundant statement (RemoveRedundantOrStatementAnalyzer)
- Replace with call to FirstOrDefault<T>() (ReplaceWithFirstOrDefaultAnalyzer)
- Replace with call to LastOrDefault<T>() (ReplaceWithLastOrDefaultAnalyzer)
- Replace with call to OfType<T> (ReplaceWithOfTypeAnalyzer)
- Replace with call to OfType<T>().Any() (ReplaceWithOfTypeAnyAnalyzer)
- Replace with call to OfType<T>().Count() (ReplaceWithOfTypeCountAnalyzer)
- Replace with call to OfType<T>().First() (ReplaceWithOfTypeFirstAnalyzer)
- Replace with call to OfType<T>().FirstOrDefault() (ReplaceWithOfTypeFirstOrDefaultAnalyzer)
- Replace with call to OfType<T>().Last() (ReplaceWithOfTypeLastAnalyzer)
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- Redundant Where() call with predicate followed by First() (ReplaceWithSingleCallToFirstAnalyzer)
- Redundant Where() call with predicate followed by FirstOrDefault() (ReplaceWithSingleCallToFirstOrDefaultAnalyzer)
- Redundant Where() call with predicate followed by Last() (ReplaceWithSingleCallToLastAnalyzer)
- Redundant Where() call with predicate followed by LastOrDefault() (ReplaceWithSingleCallToLastOrDefaultAnalyzer)
- Redundant Where() call with predicate followed by LongCount() (ReplaceWithSingleCallToLongCountAnalyzer)
- Redundant Where() call with predicate followed by Single() (ReplaceWithSingleCallToSingleAnalyzer)
- Redundant Where() call with predicate followed by SingleOrDefault() (ReplaceWithSingleCallToSingleOrDefaultAnalyzer)
- Uses shorter string.IsNullOrEmpty call instead of a longer condition (ReplaceWithStringIsNullOrEmptyAnalyzer)
- 'sealed' modifier is redundant in sealed classes (SealedMemberInSealedClassAnalyzer)
- Conditional expression can be simplified (SimplifyConditionalTernaryExpressionAnalyzer)
- Warns about static fields in generic types (StaticFieldOrAutoPropertyInGenericTypeAnalyzer)
- Warns when a culture-aware 'string.CompareTo' call is used by default (StringCompareToIsCultureSpecificAnalyzer)
- Warns when a culture-aware 'EndsWith' call is used by default. (StringEndsWithIsCultureSpecificAnalyzer)
- Warns when a culture-aware 'IndexOf' call is used by default. (StringIndexOfIsCultureSpecificAnalyzer)
- Warns when a culture-aware 'LastIndexOf' call is used by default. (StringLastIndexOfIsCultureSpecificAnalyzer)
- Warns when a culture-aware 'StartsWith' call is used by default. (StringStartsWithIsCultureSpecificAnalyzer)
- Use 'var' keyword when possible (SuggestUseVarKeywordEvidentAnalyzer)
- [ThreadStatic] doesn't work with instance fields (ThreadStaticAtInstanceFieldAnalyzer)
- Parameter is never used (UnusedParameterAnalyzer)
- Type parameter is never used (UnusedTypeParameterAnalyzer)
- Warns about property or indexer setters and event adders or removers that do not use the value parameter (ValueParameterNotUsedAnalyzer)
- Validate Xml docs (XmlDocAnalyzer)


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AppComponent
should invoke routingService.monitorRoutes
NavbarComponent
should create
shared > components SpinnerComponent Initialization
should initialize showSpinner to false
should subscribe to spinnerService.showSpinner$
should update the value of showSpinner with value in spinnerSubscription
shared > components SpinnerComponent ngOnDestroy()
should unsubscribe to _spinnerSubscription if it is defined
should do nothing if _spinnerSubscription is undefined
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should initialize _requestQueue as an empty array
should initialize _isSpinnerVisible to false
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should return the subject as an observable through showSpinner$
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should do nothing if ignoreSpinner=true is not found
should push the request to requestQueue if ignoreSpinner=true is not found
should set showSpinner to true and fire event if showSpinner is false and requestQueue.length is not 0
should not fire event if showSpinner is already true
shared > services SpinnerService responseReceived()
should do nothing if request is not found in _requestQueue
should remove the url from requestQueue if found
should set showSpinner to false and fire event if requestQueue.length is 0
CoreModule
should create an instance
shared > interceptors SpinnerInterceptor intercept()
should invoke the interceptor and send an unmodified request is ignoreSpinner is absent
should invoke the interceptor and strip the query ignoreSpinner=true
should invoke spinnerService.requestSent with the url
should invoke spinnerService.responseReceived with the url
LazyLoadModule
should create an instance
shared > pipes SanitizeHtmlPipe
should sanitize the HTML and return the safe HTML
should sanitize the HTML and convert to safe HTML
shared > pipes TrustResourceURLPipe
should trust the given resource url and convert it to SafeResourceUrl
shared > services HttpErrorHandlerService handleCommonErrors()
should log the error message for status code 404
should log the error message for status code 500
should do nothing for other status codes
shared > services HttpService request()
should invoke httpClient.request with given arguments
should invoke the error handler if request fails
should make a post request when only url is present
should make a post request when only url and headers are present
should make a post request when only url and headers as HttpHeaders are present
should make a post request when url, headers, and query string as object are present
should make a post request when query string is a string
should make a post request when url contains a query string
should make a post request with given body when data is present
should make a post request after encoding body when header is {Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded}
should make a post request with encoded body when header is {Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded}
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
should return the response body having given type
shared > services HttpService jsonp()
should invoke a jsonp request through httpClient when callback param is present
should invoke a jsonp request through httpClient when callback param is embeded in url
should invoke a jsonp request through httpClient when callback param is embeded in url with other query params
should invoke a jsonp request through httpClient when callback param it is not specified
should invoke a jsonp request when callback param it is not specified but url contains a query
should invoke the error handler if request fails
shared > services HttpService get()
should invoke request with a get request and given arguments and observe body
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService post()
should invoke request with a post request and given arguments and observe body
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService put()
should invoke request with a put request and given arguments and observe body
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService delete()
should invoke request with a delete request and given arguments and observe body
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService getWithResponse()
should invoke request with a get request and given arguments and observe response
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService postWithResponse()
should invoke request with a post request and given arguments and observe response
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService putWithResponse()
should invoke request with a put request and given arguments and observe response
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService deleteWithResponse()
should invoke request with a delete request and given arguments and observe response
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService getWithEvents()
should invoke request with a get request and given arguments and observe response
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService postWithEvents()
should invoke request with a post request and given arguments and observe response
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService putWithEvents()
should invoke request with a put request and given arguments and observe response
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services HttpService deleteWithEvents()
should invoke request with a delete request and given arguments and observe response
should return an observalbe of given type
should invoke httpErrorHandler and re-throw Observable error when backend throws an error
shared > services RoutingService initialization
should have previous route as an empty string
should have current route as an empty string
shared > services RoutingService monitorRoutes()
should not update current and previous routes unless monitorRoutes has been invoked
shared > services RoutingService monitorRoutes() when invoked
should update current route with actual route on first navigation
should update current route actual route and previous route with value of current route on 2nd naviagtion
should emit a subject with current and previous route
shared > services RoutingService navigateTo()
should navigate to the given route
shared > services RoutingService navigateBack
should invoke window.history.back() when previous route is empty string
should invoke navigateTo with previous route when it is present
shared > services WindowService
should be created
shared SharedModule
should create an instance


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Use cases
We can always manually create files with content. But for some situations, using ayedocs can be very helpful.
Listing options
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Designing data sources - square pegs into round holes
Stephen Mitchel translated the end of verse 21 of the Dao De Ching ( 何以知衆甫之狀哉？以此。= wu he yi zhi zhong fu zhi zhuang zai? yi ci.) as " How do I know this is true? I look inside myself and see.". Lao zhu could have been a software platform or framework architect . Getting the gist of a platform often requires a zen like approach. Unfortunately in the heat of delivery pressures things get lost and we end up with "Frankenworks" instead of "Frameworks", where functionality works, but feels rather "bolted on".
Currently there is work underway to make XPages a first class RDBMS front-end. The data source looks very promising, nevertheless prompted me to reflect on the nature of data access, like I mused about structures before. There are some structural differences between a document centric approach (Domino, XMLDB, XForms, ObjectDB, JsonDB etc) and a relational database. Doing justice to both sides poses a formidable challenge:
So what does that mean for the design of additional data sources in Domino? There are two possible approaches which luckily can co-exist since they are not mutually exclusive: follow the nature of Domino or follow the nature of the source (not the nature of the force, that's for others). The current OpenNTF extlib approach is the later: it is designed around the relational feature set.
Going forward I would like to see data sources that build on the duality of the Domino data access: the read-only collection and the read/write document.
Currently there is work underway to make XPages a first class RDBMS front-end. The data source looks very promising, nevertheless prompted me to reflect on the nature of data access, like I mused about structures before. There are some structural differences between a document centric approach (Domino, XMLDB, XForms, ObjectDB, JsonDB etc) and a relational database. Doing justice to both sides poses a formidable challenge:
- The nature of a relational database is a flat set. A set of rows and columns that get created, read, updated and deleted. It is always about a set, that more than often can yield from more than one table. There is no such thing as a single record, it is just a set with one member. All OR-Mappers struggle with this
- The nature of Domino the the document. Data is stored in documents. Collections (views/folders/search/all) are designed to get access to a document (set). The result of this nature is a dual access to data: there is the collection which is read only (and can be flat or hierarchical) and there is the document which is read/write where data changes happen.
- The document has a predefined set of meta data absent from a relational table: ID, access control, various dates, hierarchy (isResponse) etc. One could add those to an individual database schema, but they can't be taken for granted in RDBMS (a story for another time: designing a RDBMS schema to work well with XPages)
- The document sports structured data. In Domino that are multi-value fields, in other NoSQL databases these structures can be more complex. In RDBMS these structures are splattered across multiple tables and pulled back together with JOIN statements. This makes it easy to run reports or do mass-updates, but makes transporting a logical entity from one database to another a pain
- The dominating clause in RDBMS is
WHERE
which is needed for all operations including updates, while Domino acts on the current document (doc.save) - The document is closely connected to the Notes/Domino event model. Both XPages and the classic Notes client (and to a lesser extend classic Domino) offer rich data events:
queryNewDocument, queryOpenDocument, postOpenDocument, querySaveDocument, postSaveDocument
etc. - SQL doesn't provide an event model, but the various RDBMS implementation provide triggers that serve a similar purpose that run stored procedures (and are mostly written in incompatible flavors of SQL - check SwissQL for translating them). I'm sure about INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE triggers as equivalent to query/post save events. I haven't looked for a while, but last time I checked SELECT wouldn't trigger a stored procedure, but you could call one directly.
- The splattering of data across tables in RDBMS led naturally to another capability of relational databases, that comes in handy for large manipulations too: transactional integrity. If all you need is saving one document, there is no imminent need for a transaction mechanism, distributing data over multiple (parent, child) tables however mandates an integrity protection
So what does that mean for the design of additional data sources in Domino? There are two possible approaches which luckily can co-exist since they are not mutually exclusive: follow the nature of Domino or follow the nature of the source (not the nature of the force, that's for others). The current OpenNTF extlib approach is the later: it is designed around the relational feature set.
Going forward I would like to see data sources that build on the duality of the Domino data access: the read-only collection and the read/write document.
- Each data source will have 2 elements: a read-only collection and a read/write entry/record/document
- These sources have the same method signatures as DominoDocument and DominoView. So in a design a developer could swap them out for each other.
MyRDBMSSource.getItemValueString("Location")
would work the same way asDominoDocument.getItemValueString("Location")
. For an RDBMS developer that might look a little strange, but only caries a one time learning affordance, greatly outweighted by the benefit of swappable sources. Of course the parameters would be rather different. In a RDBMS source there probably would be a parameter to define what getDocumentUniqueID would return. - All the document events would fire with every data source
- Data sources can implement additional tags to offer access matching their nature
- enhanced JDBC source following the Domino pattern
- Domino data source encapsulating the inversion of logging pattern
- DB/2 PureXML data source. It would use the standard JDBC approach for the collections and PureXML to read/write document data. It would implement the spirit of NSFDB2 without the constraints of replicating all NSF features (data only)
- Sharepoint. One could build Sharepoint front-ends that survive a Sharepoint upgrade without the need to rewrite them
- IBM MQ
- Web services (take a WSDL and make a form)
- CouchDB
- 3270 Terminal / IBM HATS
- HTML5 storage
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 13 September 2011 | Comments (1) | categories: XPages


Following a Path in V-REP
Prerequisites
Instructions
Open a new scene in V-REP. Go to the top menu bar and select Add > Path > Segment type. A new object named "Path" with a little blue snake icon should appear in the scene hierarchy. And in the 3D viewport you should see a short straight line. This is our beautiful new path. It represents a motion path through space. Each point along its length has a position and an orientation. We can use paths to direct the motion of objects in V-REP, like the target for the inverse kinematics moving a robot arm.
Select Add > Dummy to add a new Dummy object to the scene. Dummy objects have a position and an orientation but no geometry. Let's try to get our new Dummy to move along our path when the simulation runs.
Try hitting the play button now. Nothing should happen. Hit stop. Without us telling V-REP to move the Dummy along the path, nothing is going to happen. Right click the Dummy in the scene hierarchy and select Add > Associated child script > Threaded. Next to the Dummy in the scene hierarchy there should now be two new icons, a page and three bars. The page represents the script we just added and the bars are the optional parameters for the script. We will use the script to tell V-REP to move the Dummy along the path.
Double click the page. A new window should appear with some colored text in it. This text is the content of the script we just created and added to the Dummy. Right now it doesn't do anything, but we are going to change that by replacing all of the text with the following new script:
Now close the script window and hit play. Your Dummy should move along the path from one end to the other. Try repeating the same task but with the UR5_target Dummy in a scene with the robot!


The conventional wisdom is that the United States has become more politically divided in the past 5
years. The project will attempt to quantify and demonstrate this increased political divide. The
approach will be a comparative analysis of data gathered in 2015 and 2020 that makes use of a variety
of data visualization techniques. The datasets will be cleaned and filtered for responses of interest
(demographic, geographic and political affiliation) and exported to .csv file format to be consumed by
data visualization libraries.
The data is a pair of surveys conducted in 2015 and 2020 by the Pew Research Center. Each
survey contains demographic, geographic and political/ideology affiliation question. The dataset from
2015 contains 4787 response sets, while the 2020 dataset contains 1504 response sets. These data sets
should be large enough for the task being attempted. The project may not limit itself to these 2
datasets and may add more datasets, especially if earlier useful datasets can be found.
The objective will be to explore the increase in political divide by showing an increase in political
affiliation (bar graph). Since the datasets contain demographic and geographic data for the respondents
it will be possible to show where this divide has become more apparent (map) and in which
demographic groups (sex, age, race, income, etc.) this increase has been most pronounced.
The final goal will a data visualization platform that explores the change in political divide in the
United States since 2015. It will accomplish this making use data visualization objects. These objects
include (but not limited to) scatterplots, bar graphs and maps.


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class DefaultModality
DefaultModality is a backwards compatible extension of the attendee id (UUID string) and session token schemas (base 64 string). It appends # to either strings, which indicates the modality of the participant.
For example, attendeeId: "abcdefg" contentAttendeeId: "abcdefg#content" base(contentAttendeeId): "abcdefg" modality(contentAttendeeId): "content" hasModality(contentAttendeeId): true
<init> |
DefaultModality is a backwards compatible extension of the attendee id (UUID string) and session token schemas (base 64 string). It appends # to either strings, which indicates the modality of the participant. DefaultModality(id: String) |
base |
The base of the Id fun base(): String |
hasModality |
Check whether the current Id contains the input modality fun hasModality(modality: ModalityType): Boolean |
id |
The Id fun id(): String |
modality |
The modality of the Id fun modality(): ModalityType? |
MODALITY_SEPARATOR |
const val MODALITY_SEPARATOR: String |


A Massive Skull Hides in Plain Sight on the New Poster for Blumhouse’s ‘Fantasy Island’ Horror Film
by John SquiresAnything you desire. Everything you fear.
Blumhouse & Sony are taking us back to Fantasy Island on February 14, 2020 for a bold new vision of the late ’70s-early ’80s TV series, reimagined as a straight up horror film.
This week, a new piece of poster art (via IMP Awards) continues to play with the “hidden imagery” motif of the original poster, teasing the island’s true intentions…
In Fantasy Island:
“The Enigmatic Mr. Roarke (played by Michael Peña) makes the secret dreams of his lucky guests come true at a luxurious but remote tropical resort. But when the fantasies turn into nightmares, the guests have to solve the island’s mystery in order to escape with their lives.”
Lucy Hale (Truth or Dare) also stars with Michael Rooker, Charlotte McKinney, Parisa Fitz-Henley and Austin Stowell.
Truth or Dare’s Jeff Wadlow directed a script written by Wadlow, Chris Roach and Jillian Jacobs.


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The functions provided in the FADA (Factor Adjusted Discriminant Analysis) package aim at performing supervised classification of high-dimensional and correlated profiles. The procedure combines a decorrelation step based on a factor modeling of the dependence among covariates and a classification method. The available methods are Lasso regularized logistic model (see Friedman et al. (2010)), sparse linear discriminant analysis (see Clemmensen et al. (2011)), shrinkage linear and diagonal discriminant analysis (see M. Ahdesmaki et al. (2010)). More methods of classification can be used on the decorrelated data provided by the package FADA.
| Version: | 1.3.3 |
| Depends: | MASS, elasticnet |
| Imports: | sparseLDA, sda, glmnet, mnormt, crossval, corpcor, matrixStats, methods |
| Published: | 2018-02-07 |
| Author: | Emeline Perthame (INRIA, Grenoble, France), Chloe Friguet (Universite de Bretagne Sud, Vannes, France) and David Causeur (Agrocampus Ouest, Rennes, France) |
| Maintainer: | David Causeur <david.causeur at agrocampus-ouest.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | FADA results |
| Reference manual: | FADA.pdf |
| Package source: | FADA_1.3.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: FADA_1.3.3.zip, r-release: FADA_1.3.3.zip, r-oldrel: FADA_1.3.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: FADA_1.3.3.tgz, r-oldrel: FADA_1.3.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | FADA archive |
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Comparison of variations of vulnerability values and ranking for additive scores VA 1 and multiplicative scores VM 1 aggregated from exposure, sensitivity, and coping components along with those for additive scores VA 2 and multiplicative scores VM 2 aggregated from exposure, sensitivity, and lack of coping components.


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TODO
title: 'Road to productivity – Introduction + so far' author: David Bruant layout: post permalink: /?p=125 categories:
- Uncategorized
Here is the deal. I’m unemployed, a soon-to-be-signed PhD contract on the way, a few money to last a couple of weeks and one billion ideas in my head. So I’m making the decision to work on personal projects and trying to get myself organized and as productive as possible.
This is also an attempt to better understand what is doable in a given amount of time and what isn’t.
Methodology
I’m giving myself goals that are supposed to be reachable in one hour and a half. I’ll do my best to document my goals and activities on a daily basis and describe what external factors may have made me failed to reach my goals. Some goals/activities may not be listed on my blog since they may be work-related and I may not be allowed to reveal what I’m working on.
So far
I’m “officially” starting this, but since February I’m more or less already doing this. Among achievements:
- Writing the Proxy doc on MDC.
- A couple of proxies-related discussions on es-discuss which led to a couple of pages written by Tom van Cutsem: 1234
- Running ECMAScript 5 test suite on Firefox 4 beta, reviewing test failures and depending on the case, filing a bug to Mozilla Firefox or to the test suite.
- Studied 2-3 things which resulted in github mini-projects and a couple of blog articles here.
- Wrote an article on the Join Mozilla program and joined a mailing-list in order to help shaping the program. FuzzyFox has created a presentation based on my article (notes and voice over). I’ve tried to provide a bit of feedback.
- Reviewed the Badge paper and sent feedback (by e-mail, so I do not have a link to my contribution yet).
- Discussions with the doc people at Mozilla (Sheppy and Janet) which may lead to a call aiming at encouraging people to contribute to MDN (notes)
By today
Among my goals for today:
- Writing this blog article :-p
- Review, file bugs and work on Join Mozilla-related things


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Picturesque.ai is made by a group of photo lovers and AI enthusiasts. As a photo recommendation application, picturesque.ai will help you choose photos that are more aesthetically pleasing to viewers using state-of-the-art deep learning technique.
Here how it works
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The
following section documents various interviews used gather learning and
information to support the design.
Interview #1
1.
(Question) How can IoT or smart home
experiences improve your life?
a. I can have better insights into the
consumption of utilities to influence cost of living expenses.
b. Smart home technologies help me in
managing situations for elderly or disabled care for loved one’s.
c. I am a frequent traveler and smart
home technologies enable the ability to monitor and manage my devices in home
from anywhere; therefore, providing proper security and assurance my belongings
are safe while away.
d. Smart home technologies just make my
life easier, more convenient, and comfortable.
2.
(Question) What are common tasks
that would be most beneficial from a smart home?
a. Ability to monitor the consumption
of utilities such as water, electricity, and air-conditioning.
b. Security and monitoring of home
(perimeter, individual rooms, garage, primary and secondary walkways, and
doors/windows).
c. Ability to control devices by voice
or by mobile (lights, entertainment, etc.).
d. Ability to create common routines to
drive themes or events. (movies, good-morning, or good-night, etc.)
3.
(Question) What are the common
areas, most important to one’s home?
a. Utilities
b. Home Security
c. Home Health
d. Entertainment
4.
(Question) What are the negative
concerns around home automation or a smart home?
a. Solutions are complex and I would
increase monthly expenses.
b. Security and privacy.
c. Longevity of technology? Are there
support lifecycles around the IoT devices and services?
d. Is the technology proprietary;
therefore, limiting me to a single vendor or manufacturer selection.
e.
Large upfront cost that result in
the possibility of only small monthly savings.
5.
(Question) What benefits do smart
home technologies provide beyond an individual person?
a. I would like to manage the
utilities, health, and security for rental or vacation properties.
b. I would like to receive
notifications if a window or door is opened while not at home. Additionally, I
would like a single dashboard that tells me which window or door is opened (or
the state of a device).
c.
I
would like to closer insights in consumption spending for utilities.
Interview #2
Note: It should be noted that both
individuals interviewed do not pay utility bills for their apartment homes.
Female, 37 years old
I am interested in home automation.
somewhat
disagree
I am interested in 'smart'
appliances
strongly
disagree
I have used a home automation
system...
never
Name home appliances/tasks that
would benefit from automation.
vacuuming,
robot vacuum
self-cleaning
bathrooms
What home appliances/tasks would you
like to be able to control remotely (from, say, a smartphone or tablet while
away from home)? These do not need to be
the ones listed above.
kiln
- (specialty appliance)
oven...
worried about safety checking on something left cooking while away
checking
for lights on/off (would like to be able to turn off lights that have been left
on)
shut-off
outlets to conserve electricity
This
subject had general concerns about smart appliances as it relates to personal
privacy. She was concerned both about the possibility that such services or
devices could be hacked by others as well as the ability for companies to
eavesdrop on her habits and learn too much about her and her family.
Other comments
"Automation
is lazy."
"Maybe
we need to have different priorities" if we need to both have the
appliances and then another system to manage them all.
But
then again, "What if I am too sick?"
Home automation could allow me to function normally even when sick or
needing help for other reasons.
Male, 43 years old
I am interested in home automation.
agree
somewhat
I am interested in 'smart'
appliances
neutral
"I
am concerned about my personal privacy and the ability of 'smart' devices to
spy on me."
I have used a home automation
system...
Never
Name home appliances/tasks that
would benefit from automation.
kitchen
appliances (oven/stove top)
laundry
What home appliances/tasks would you
like to be able to control remotely (from, say, a smartphone or tablet while
away from home)? These do not need to be
the ones listed above.
oven/stove
(check temp, "did I leave it on?
door
locks (not for unlocking, again, just to check up)
pantry/fridge
check on what I have
Other Comments
This
individual also had personal privacy concerns and referenced news reports about
hacked smart devices being used in cyber-attacks. He is intrigued by the possibilities offered
by home automation but does not feel that the technology itself is mature enough. “It could provide peace of mind” in a
did-I-leave-the-stove-on situation.
Interview #3
Male, 27 years old
I am interested in home automation.
agree
I am interested in 'smart'
appliances
strongly
agree
I have used a home automation
system...
Yes,
at home, but limited.
If you indicated 'yes' in the last
question, please describe your experience.
What was good/bad? Why?
"I
have a iRobot vacuum, it works okay, although I end up having to vacuum areas
manually anyways. It helps control the hair from my cat, and reduces the number
of times I have to use the traditional vacuum."
Name home appliances/tasks that
would benefit from automation.
A/C, heating
What home appliances/tasks would you
like to be able to control remotely (from, say, a smartphone or tablet while
away from home)? These do not need to be
the ones listed above.
Feed,
provide water for cat.
Other comments
"most
home automation products cost a lot of money, and require a long payback period
of saving money over the original investment."
I asked the subject about smart
thermostats, since he had mentioned those tasks
"My
apartment has a single zoned central forced air A/C heating system. The Nest [https://nest.com/thermostat/meet-nest-thermostat] would be great, but my second
floor gets much hotter than the first and I would not want to buy two just to
control the thermostat downstairs"
"I
would want to be able to visualize the savings in the long term to make the
initial investment"
Female, 26 years old
I am interested in home automation.
Somewhat
agree
I am interested in 'smart'
appliances
Somewhat
agree
I have used a home automation
system...
no
Name home appliances/tasks that
would benefit from automation.
Charging batteries [for photography
equipment]
What home appliances/tasks would you
like to be able to control remotely (from, say, a smartphone or tablet while
away from home)? These do not need to be
the ones listed above.
"I
have to charge a lot of batteries and take inventory of camera equipment
multiple times a week. If there was a way to remotely monitor/automate the
charging in a single place, it might help with [my] overall organization.
Other comments
"never
really thought about how I could benefit from home automation, but I would be
open to learning more about it"


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SimpleWebSocketServer Library
v1.0.1
A simple to use websocket with a very easy way to get it to work, just requires four lines of code.
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| WebSocketServer (WebSocketClientInfo clientInfo, int bufferSize=4096) | |
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| bool | SendMessage (WebSocketMessageContainer message) |
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| async Task< bool > | SendMessageAsync (WebSocketMessageContainer message) |
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| bool | StopServer (string reason="Server closed connection.") |
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| async Task< bool > | StopServerAsync (string reason="Server closed connection.") |
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| async Task | StartServerAsync () |
| Starts the WebSocket server / connection with the client asynchronous. More... | |
| void | StartServer () |
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| readonly WebSocketClientInfo | _ClientInfo |
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Runs the websocket server to communicate with a client.
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| int | bufferSize = 4096 |
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Start a websocket server.
| bufferSize | Sets the receive buffer size, default = 4096 |
| clientInfo | Sets the client information. |
| handler | Sets the websocket handler. |
Definition at line 39 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
| bool SimpleWebSocketServerLibrary.WSocketServer.WebSocketServer.SendMessage | ( | WebSocketMessageContainer | message | ) |
Sends a websocket framed message to the client synchronous.
| message | Message container containing all the information needed for the message. |
Definition at line 50 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
| async Task<bool> SimpleWebSocketServerLibrary.WSocketServer.WebSocketServer.SendMessageAsync | ( | WebSocketMessageContainer | message | ) |
Sends a websocket framed message to the client asynchronous.
| message | Message container containing all the information needed for the message. |
Definition at line 136 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
| void SimpleWebSocketServerLibrary.WSocketServer.WebSocketServer.StartServer | ( | ) |
Starts the WebSocket server / connection with the client synchronous.
Definition at line 443 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
| async Task SimpleWebSocketServerLibrary.WSocketServer.WebSocketServer.StartServerAsync | ( | ) |
Starts the WebSocket server / connection with the client asynchronous.
Definition at line 270 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
| bool SimpleWebSocketServerLibrary.WSocketServer.WebSocketServer.StopServer | ( | string | reason = "Server closed connection." | ) |
Stops the websocket server and sends over a reason synchronous.
| reason | Overload parameter for reason. |
Definition at line 221 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
| async Task<bool> SimpleWebSocketServerLibrary.WSocketServer.WebSocketServer.StopServerAsync | ( | string | reason = "Server closed connection." | ) |
Stops the websocket server and sends over a reason asynchronous.
| reason | Overload parameter for reason. |
Definition at line 246 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
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private |
Global buffer size used.
Definition at line 26 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
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private |
Global WebSocketClientInfo.
Definition at line 31 of file WebsocketServer.cs.
| EventHandler<WebSocketEventArg> SimpleWebSocketServerLibrary.WSocketServer.WebSocketServer.WebSocketServerEvent |
Event handler for firing on websocket server event such as receiving mesages or errors.
Definition at line 21 of file WebsocketServer.cs.


Education:
BSc (Honours) in Computing & IT and Design (2018-Present)
The Open University
With 2 distinctions on the 1st year and an average of 83% on the submitted tasks for the 2nd year; aiming to finish in 2021 with a 2:1 or a 1 st .
Courseras courses:
Front-End Web UI Frameworks and Tools: Bootstrap 4
Front-End Javascript Frameworks: Angular
User Research and Design
User experience: Research and Prototyping
HNC on Web Development and Digital Design (2017-2018)
New Lanarkshire College – Coatbridge Campus
Achieved grade: Distinction
Class representative
HND in Tourist Guide, Information and Assistance (2013-2015)
IES Benlliure, Valencia (Spain)
Achieved grade: Distinction
Class representative (2nd year)
References:
”Arantxa is an excellent student. She's hard working, well motivated, and consisant in her work. Her work at college has been indepth and of a high quality.
She also excellent soft skills and is someone that seems to enjoy learning new things, which is rare.”
Alec Cheer
Lecturer— Graphic Design
New College Lanarkshire/Coatbridge Campus
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She has proven to work well in a team setting as well as on her own and has shone in her role in team leading within the various teams she has worked in.
I personally feel with the standard of Arantxa’s work that has been submitted the quality has shown she has spent time and extra effort to not only understand what had been asked of her but that she has gone above and beyond what was required. This has revealed she works to a very high standard.
She would not only be an asset to an employer but I feel she would be a valued member of staff who would put all her outstanding skills and knowledge into producing the highest standard of work.
If any more information is required feel free to contact me using the details given below.”
Agnes Gibb
Lecturer – Computing/Creative Technologies
New College Lanarkshire/Coatbridge Campus
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"I have known Arantxa for 8 months now in my capacity as her lecturer at college. She is a very capable and enthusiastic individual, with a thirst for knowledge, a drive to delve deeper into the subject, and a talent for going beyond the classroom and making it work in real terms.
She relates and works well with everyone she comes in contact with. An ambitious and natural leader, she is also keen to help others develop their skills at the same time. I have no doubt she will do well in the future, and whoever snaps her up will have a gem in their hand."
Geraldine Bruin
Lecturer – Computing/Creative Technologies
New College Lanarkshire/Coatbridge Campus
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Skills
- Comfortable with HTML5, CSS3, LESS, Javascript, Bootstrap4 and Wordpress.
- Comfortable with: Adobe XD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
- Basic knowledge of Angular, C#, Python, PHP, Git and MySql. Currently learning Java.
- Good planning and organizational skills, as well as with scheduling work/time.
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Trained in research and documentation.
- Languages: English/Spanish (Bilingual), Italian (intermediate level), French (beginner level).
>Profile:
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Professional experience
Customer Service Advisor (Level 1 agent)
Sykes Global Services LTD
(July 2018 – May 2020)
- Handling both connect channel (Amazon & Chat) and phone/email channel.
- Created, implemented, monitored and managed new connect channel related to Amazon reviews, increasing exposure of customer satisfaction to management.
- Awarded performance incentives consistently for 9 out of 12 months a year.
- Awarded 2 “good job” rewards from management in the last 4 months.
- Support to supervisors on preparing and providing training to team members.
REservations agent
Holiday Inn Bloomsbury
(December 2016 – March 2017)
- Improved internal scheduling system
Front Desk Supervisor
Holiday Inn Kensington Forum
(March 2016 – December 2016)
- Promoted from receptionist.
- Improved team members incentives process.
- Implemented and managed crew reception monitoring process.
- Data analyst: responsible for reviewing customers feedback.
Front desk receptionist
Holiday Inn Kensington Forum
(June 2015 – March 2016)
- Increased customer satisfaction.
- Implemented internal procedures regarding crew mail handling.
- Employee of the month (Feb 2016).


I am a fairly experienced psychonaut and I have experimented with 2ci on 4 occasions. My method of measuring doses is to take the known amount and half it again and again with a razor blade until I have a dose between 15 and 23 mg. I realize this is not the safest method but I can not afford a scale accurate to the mg (they tend to run in the 500 mg range). I did, however, always err on the side of caution while 'eyeballing' my halfing. I did this in several ways.
1) Every time I halfed the amount I chose the 'half' that seemed the smallest.
2) I have a scale that is accurate to the tenth of a gram. I weighed the 2ci when it arrived from the chemical company and it seemed to be approx. the 500 mg the company claimed it to be. Still, I made an assumption that they had sent me 600 mg. This allowed me to err on the side of caution in case they had delivered slightly more than the labeled bottle implied.
Since all my experiences with 2ci were similar I will just describe the last experiment (where I took appox. 20 mg). I have been in a fairly good mood lately (career and love life going well). I took the dose spur of the moment with my roommate, a 30 year old woman whose entire psychedelic career consists of a single 3.5 gram dose of Mushrooms. We took it at my home in the Hollywood hills, went for a dog walk and then returned home and went to our respective beds.
0-60 minutes. I felt the pre-onset willies I feel when I take any pychedelic. Body load minimal but some intestinal distress.
60- 120 minutes. I felt talkative, slight visuals (persian carpet variety.). I feel very analytical. My roomie and I went for a dog walk and enjoyed a night time view of LA. Lights were brighter than normal (similar to XTC). A slightly annoying, ever present 'chemical' feel to the experience. Unlike shrooms or ayhuoasca I did NOT feel like this stuff was meant to be in my body. This is not to say it feels like poison. I'm just trying to say shrooms is an 'acoustic' experience for me where my body seems to NATURALLY vibrate in the shrooom plane of the universe. 2ci, on the other hand, does not feel 'acoustic'. My body seems to vibrate on a very chemical, analytical plane. A place worth visting but I wouldn't want to live there.
Hour 2 -hour 6 OK, fellow journeyers, here is where things get interesting. Most descriptions I've read of the 2ci experience describe a peak at approximately 2 hours. EVERYTIME I have taken 2ci I would say it peaks at about 3.5 to 4 HOURS. Do NOT boost this drug unless you are very experienced with it. The onset of this drug is VERY gentle. I could find yourself napping at hour 2 and tripping my brains out at hour 4. My roomie agrees with this accessment of 2ci's strong 'finish' as does my girlfriend.
Anyway, after the dog walk my roomie and I returned home and went into our seperate rooms and turned off the lights thinking we'd be able to go to sleep. Neither of us could. I lay awake feeling a wierd combination of a shroom like experience where I was seeing and contemplating patterns of existence while SIMULTANEOUSLY having an annoying over analytical experience. Picture something like a smallish dose of shrooms combined with an ADD drug like Ritalin and that might begin to describe the feeling. The body load was a fairly consistant, low grade intestinal distress. Nothing unbearable, just unpleasant. I found the finish interesting because it was beginning to access other planes of the universe which I always love about psychedelics.
At about the same time the trip was becoming interesting for me, my roomie was having a tough time of it. She described being in a negative thought loop about how messy her room was. She described the feeling as being surrounded by 'Wet Mice.' During an earlier trip, I had some closed eyes visuals of creepy crawly cartoony creatures that could conceivably be categorized in the same 'wet mice' category she was experiencing. So maybe this is a 2ci thing in the same way snakes are an ayhousca thing.
In conclusion, I have a strong suspicion that I need to up the dosage to get to a more spirtual plane with this drug. But I am loath to do that until i can afford a mg scale.
OK, fellow psychonauts, let's review:
1) the start of this drug is like a VERY chemical feeling XTC. Imagine XTC WITHOUT empathy and you will have a good idea of what I'm talking about. Very analytical, strong body energy, I'm talkative but I am not at one with my fellow man.
2) The 'finish' of this drug (which was by far the most powerful part of the trip) had a true 'psychedelic feel.' It was introspective and seemed to access other realms of the universe. That being said, it remained chemical in feel.
Conclusion: 2ci is like a champion psychedelic boxer. A bit brutal but with a lot of stamina. I don't count it out until I'm in hour 6 at least. There's probably a lot to learn from this 'boxer' but I'm probably going to experience some chemical SMACKS along the way. Beware. Be safe.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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if isinstance(var, Variable):
if check_included:
for each in chain(self.variables, self.metas):
if each is var:
return var
raise IndexError("Variable "%s" is not in the domain", var.name)


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Light, adds reality to the scene. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| Light (const glm::vec3 &pos=glm::vec3(-2, 3, 2), const glm::vec4 &color=glm::vec4(1)) | |
| Creates a light. More... | |
| Light (const glm::vec3 &pos=glm::vec3(-2, 3, 2), float r=1, float g=1, float b=1, float a=1) | |
| See Light. More... | |
| void | setColor (glm::vec4 color=glm::vec4(1)) |
| Set color of the light. More... | |
| void | setColor (float r=1, float g=1, float b=1, float a=1) |
| Set light color. See setColor and Light(const glm::vec3&, float, float, float, float). More... | |
| glm::vec4 | getPos () |
| Get the position of the light. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from BaseEntity | |
| virtual | ~BaseEntity () |
Public Attributes | |
| glm::vec4 | ambient |
| Ambient, illuminates everything. More... | |
| glm::vec4 | diffuse |
| Diffuse, illuminates surfaces facing the light. More... | |
| glm::vec4 | specular |
| Specular, reflects from surface. More... | |
| glm::vec4 | position |
| Position (direction) of the light. More... | |
| glm::vec3 | spotDirection |
| Direction of spotlight. More... | |
| float | spotExponent = 0 |
| Effect of spotlight. More... | |
| float | spotCosCutoff = -1 |
| Cosine of angle of spotlight. (range: [1, 0], -1 means disabled) More... | |
| float | constantAttenuation = 1 |
| Constant attenuation. More... | |
| float | linearAttenuation = 0 |
| Linear attenuation. More... | |
| float | quadraticAttenuation = 0 |
| Quadratic attenuation. More... | |
| Public Attributes inherited from BaseEntity | |
| Entity * | parent = nullptr |
| Parent of the entity, whose child this is. All transformations of the parent is also applied to the child. More... | |
Light, adds reality to the scene.
These are different kinds of lights that can be added to the scene. There are mainly three kinds of light,
| Light | ( | const glm::vec3 & | pos = glm::vec3(-2, 3, 2) , |
| const glm::vec4 & | color = glm::vec4(1) |
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| ) |
Creates a light.
| pos | Position of the light. |
| color | Color of the light. |
Creates a point light. To create other kinds of light, use the constructor-like functions.
| Light | ( | const glm::vec3 & | pos = glm::vec3(-2, 3, 2) , |
| float | r = 1 , |
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| float | g = 1 , |
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| float | b = 1 , |
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| float | a = 1 |
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| ) |
See Light.
| pos | Position of the light. |
| r | Red. |
| g | Green. |
| b | Blue. |
| a | Alpha. |
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Get the position of the light.
| void setColor | ( | glm::vec4 | color = glm::vec4(1) | ) |
Set color of the light.
| color | Color to set. |
| void setColor | ( | float | r = 1 , |
| float | g = 1 , |
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| float | b = 1 , |
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| float | a = 1 |
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| ) |
Set light color. See setColor and Light(const glm::vec3&, float, float, float, float).
| glm::vec4 ambient |
Ambient, illuminates everything.
| float constantAttenuation = 1 |
Constant attenuation.
| glm::vec4 diffuse |
Diffuse, illuminates surfaces facing the light.
| float linearAttenuation = 0 |
Linear attenuation.
| glm::vec4 position |
Position (direction) of the light.
| float quadraticAttenuation = 0 |
Quadratic attenuation.
| glm::vec4 specular |
Specular, reflects from surface.
| float spotCosCutoff = -1 |
Cosine of angle of spotlight. (range: [1, 0], -1 means disabled)
| glm::vec3 spotDirection |
Direction of spotlight.
| float spotExponent = 0 |
Effect of spotlight.


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The vehicle was on the B4077 at Stanway Hill, near the Cotswolds town of Winchcombe, on Thursday evening when the incident occurred.
Gloucestershire Police said they were informed of the incident by the ambulance service at 10.15pm.
Formal identification has not yet taken place but the victims are believed to be a 16-year-old girl and her 56-year-old mother.
It is reportedly the second time that a tree has fallen across the road in less than six months.
A spokeswoman for Gloucestershire Police said: "Their next of kin has been informed.
"The road remains closed north of Ford and at the Toddington roundabout while police are at the scene.
"It is not yet known when the road will reopen and motorists are asked to find alternative routes."


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SpriteBrush transforms your smartphone or tablet into an enchanted light painting brush.
Brushes are the essential light painting tool: Colors, stripes, gradients, and cycles that are framed in geometric shapes.
Animations form unique patterns and and textures.
Stencils decorate your light painting with ornamental illustrations.
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The latest Go release, version 1.3, arrives six months after 1.2, and contains no language changes. It focuses primarily on implementation work, providing precise garbage collection, a major refactoring of the compiler tool chain that results in faster builds, especially for large projects, significant performance improvements across the board, and support for DragonFly BSD, Solaris, Plan 9 and Google’s Native Client architecture (NaCl). It also has an important refinement to the memory model regarding synchronization. As always, Go 1.3 keeps the promise of compatibility, and almost everything will continue to compile and run without change when moved to 1.3.
List of changes:
- supported operating systems and architectures
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- Performance
- Changes to the standard library
For more information on all the changes please see the release notes: Go 1.3 Release Notes


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Data Fields | |
| int | size |
| int | count |
| int | collisions |
| int | resizes |
| int | lookups |
| int | inserts |
| int | deletes |
| const char * | name |
| struct lh_entry * | head |
| struct lh_entry * | tail |
| struct lh_entry * | table |
| lh_entry_free_fn * | free_fn |
| lh_hash_fn * | hash_fn |
| lh_equal_fn * | equal_fn |
The hash table structure.
Number of collisions.
| int lh_table::count |
Numbers of entries.
Number of deletes.
A pointer onto the function responsible for freeing an entry.
| struct lh_entry* lh_table::head |
The first entry.
Number of inserts.
Number of lookups.
| const char* lh_table::name |
Name of the hash table.
Number of resizes.
| int lh_table::size |
Size of our hash.
| struct lh_entry* lh_table::table |
| struct lh_entry* lh_table::tail |
The last entry.


How Hartlepool could be on the cusp of voting for the Brexit Party
by National EditorIt’s pretty frustrating traveling the country, going to once proud, handsome places that polling, surveys, election results and what’s in front of your own eyes suggests have been “left behind”.
That’s how we felt visiting Hartlepool today but you could replace that town for so many other places around the country.
“Frustrating” because it’s been obvious for aeons these places want some cash and care.
Do some casual googling and you’ll come across a piece on how the port is struggling from the year 2000. If I lived in Hartlepool, I would be hopping mad.
We’re here because it looks to be Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party's number one target and so it has received a heck of a lot of attention.
So much attention they are all a bit over it.
Ten minutes in a pub last night and I had been asked twice: “You’re not going to make one of THOSE pieces about us are you?”
I supposed they meant – Hartlepool, Brexit Hotbed. I said I’d try not to.
Farage has put a lot of elbow grease into Hartlepool – it’s where they announced their decision not to contest Tory held seats and we’re told Nigel Farage is heading here tomorrow.
When we spoke to ITV’s election analyst Colin Rallings, he told us Hartlepool was the party’s “best shot around the country".
The two Stoke seats too; Great Grimsby, but Hartlepool first and foremost.
- Will the 'volatile voter' be the key to General Election?
- Will Jeremy Corbyn manage to persuade the constituents of Calder Valley to swing red?
That’s what Leo Gillen told us too.
He made political history - poor man - when he stood as the Labour mayoral candidate in 2002 and they elected a monkey rather than Gillen.
Nearly twenty years on from that political trauma he runs a chain of pubs in the area and so has a very good feel for the place – he believes the town to be on the cusp of turning to the Brexit party.
He’s still a Labour member and a fervent, lucid supporter of the party just not a Corbynista.
He believes Labour is struggling because the party, under Jeremy Corbyn, has little to offer a place like Hartlepool.
Or indeed other towns around the country.
Analysis by Professor Will Jennings has shown that in the 2017 general election, Labour had a comfortable lead among voters in big cities; that lead shortened in large towns and then in small towns, the Labour party lost out to Conservatives.
For him, the current Labour offer – tackling inequality and climate change, with Corbyn in charge and no commitment to Brexit – doesn’t connect with voters in leave towns.
The Labour party will – with justification – say that their agenda is as relevant to people in towns like Hartlepool.
Coastal Hartlepool is exactly the place that could benefit from green jobs in off shore wind; better broadband would allow more young people to feel they could be enterprising in their home town.
Totally fair points.
Also, the Labour party is now alive to this and has launched efforts to correct the problem with its Labour Towns fund.
But the polling – and recent local election results - speak for themselves.
And this unhappiness means it is fertile territory for the Brexit party.
Even so, the Labour party is very lucky with its voters.
There are places in the North East that are just so ardently Labour you wonder what Jeremy Corbyn would have to do to lose Labour their support.
From a day here – I know, really not very much – I am not so certain it will vote in the Brexit party just yet.
The tireless and charming (and tirelessly charming) team Nathan Lee and Rob Turner went off for two hours surveying the people of Hartlepool while I cut the beginnings of the piece together with Tony Bennison.
They didn’t find many people who said they would vote for the Brexit Party. Instead most were very, very, staunchly loyal to Labour.
The opinion polls have shown the Brexit Party being squeezed and ITV's election guru Colin Rallings told us he didn’t think, on current performance, Farage’s army would get a seat come December 13th.
But what about the Tory party? Why won’t the leave voting North East go Tory?
Yes, yes, I know about tribal hatred of “Tory scum” but if not now, when?
There are places (richer places) in the North East that have already gone Conservative – Middlesborough South at the last election.
Darlington was briefly Tory in the 80s. Stockton South, Conservative until 2017 will probably go Conservative again.
Bishop Auckland is a high target (though I gather could still prove tricky).
But what about the higher hanging fruit? Tony Blair’s old seat of Sedgefield? Apparently a possible Tory gain but not probable.
But why not a certain gain?
These are leave voting places that, having suffered over recent years, you would imagine might be prepared to vote for a party that is at least promising to take them out of the EU.
Nope. No way.
Interestingly people mentioned that they liked Kier Starmer up here – I didn’t dare point out that he was on the more Remain end of the Labour party spectrum.
It reminded me of how much this part of the world enjoyed having a near monopoly on the upper echelons of the Labour party: they loved sharp-suited, power-posing Tony Blair, Peter Mandelson, John Prescott and David Miliband.
But the central fight today is Nigel Farage’s aggressive onslaught on Hartlepool.
And indeed, with three weeks to go, the place may yet ditch Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour party and embrace Nigel Farage’s Brexit party.
People in Hartlepool do like Farage, he does still seem to have it.
But does he have 'it' in large enough quantities?
We gate-crashed a pub quiz at the Jackson Arms and were allowed to lob our own question in.
Was Hartlepool going to make Nigel Farage “cry or smile” on election night?
It was a tiny sample of a dozen people but even so, most said they thought he would cry.


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Up/Down Arrow and ctrl-p/ctrl-n: Navigate through history ctrl-a: Beginning of line ctrl-e: End of line ctrl-b: Back 1 character ctrl-f: Forward 1 character ctrl-d: Delete 1 character ctrl-k: Kill to the end of the line alt-b: Back 1 word alt-f: Forward 1 word alt-d: Delete 1 word
opal> S<tab> STDERR STDIN STDOUT ScriptError Set SignalException StandardError StopIteration String StringIO StringScanner Struct Symbol SyntaxError SystemCallError SystemExit
opal> ST<tab> STDERR STDIN STDOUT
opal> STDI<tab>
opal> STDIN
Welcome to Opal 0.7.1 type help for assistance opal> class Foo ... def bar ... :bar ... end ... end => "bar" opal>
In irb the last value returned is stored in _ variable:
2.2.1 :001 > 2 * 3 => 6 2.2.1 :002 > puts _ 6 => nil 2.2.1 :003 >
opal> 2 * 3 => 6 opal> puts $_ 6 => nil opal>
Help in irb allows you to lookup documentation for methods via ri and rdoc docs.
2.0.0-p247 :001 > help Enter the method name you want to look up. You can use tab to autocomplete. Enter a blank line to exit. >>
opal> help help: This text $_ last value returned is stored in this global history: Shows history irb_link_for history_num: Create a link for the code in the history ctrl-c: Abort prompt ctrl-m: Pop up multi-line editor ctrl-Enter: Submit code in multi-line editor ctrl-l: Creates a link with the code you have on the current line/lines EDITOR FUNCTIONALITY Up/Down Arrow and ctrl-p/ctrl-n: Navigate through history ctrl-a: Beginning of line ctrl-e: End of line ctrl-b: Back 1 character ctrl-f: Forward 1 character ctrl-d: Delete 1 character ctrl-k: Kill to the end of the line alt-b: Back 1 word alt-f: Forward 1 word alt-d: Delete 1 word => nil
There are number of things that opal-irb does that irb does not:
ctl-l
(l
for link
),ctl-l
to give history for that linehistory
at the prompt to get a listing of your history.opal> history 1: class Foo def bar :bar end end 2: f = Foo.new 3: f.bar 4: history => nil opal>
ctrl-l
irb_link_for
command with the history numberjsbin
, jsfiddle
, etc.irb_link_for <history_num>
ctrl-c
and start overctrl-m
(m for the multi-line editor)ctl-m
.ctrl-Enter
short cut.require_remote
allows you require a remote ruby file.require_remote <url_to_ruby_file>"
As an example, I'll require the raw form of this gist, which prints out "require_remote is cool" 10 times.
require_js
of the raphael.js libTimeout
and creates an animation and bind reanimation
code to the reanimate buttonSame raphael example, but without the delay
say
command in OSX a lotjq-console
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based opal-irbjq-console
port to remove the jquery dependency in opal-irbembedded iframe does not render right in safari, use chrome
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\(\LaTeX\) is a programming language that can be used for writing documents. It is especially useful for the mathematics and sciences fields due to its ease of writing special symbols and equations while also making them look good. Most textbooks are actually written in LaTeX. Due to the programming aspect, writing documents in LaTeX allows a lot more freedom to format how the document should look. However, it is important to learn how these formatting techniques function, and how to deal with LaTeX's unfamiliar syntax
This is why we created this Chrome Extension, so that it be used as a syntax-guide while writing TeX documents using on-line text-editors, like Overleaf or a TeX distribution, like Tex Live
For high-school and university students starting out, LaTeX will make writing homework assignments, publications, posters, and many other documents far easier. For academics and others who already use LaTeX, feel free to reccomend your changes to this cheat sheet on GitHub
| \
documentclass{''some class''}
\ usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \ begin{document}    --document body here-- \ end{document} |
Your document must contain at least this |
| book | Default is a two-sided book |
| report | For reports with several chapters |
| article | Ideal for articles in scientific journals, presentations, short reports, etc. |
| letter | For writing letters |
| slides | For slides- this class uses a large sans-serif font |
Like in any programming language, other people have made things that can improve our coding lives. Many of these packages already come with a standard LaTeX install (Miktex for Windows and Tex Live for Linux), and other ones can be downloaded and placed in the same directory as the .tex file. Some common packages to include are:
| fullpage | Full page with 1 inch margins | |
| anysize | Full page with custom margin size | |
| latexsym | Use LaTeX symbol font | |
| multicol -- \begin{multicols}{n} | Use n columns | |
| amsmath, amsfonts, amssymb | With these three AMS (American Mathematics Society) packages, almost every math symbol is available | |
| graphicx | Allows graphics to be rendered in LaTeX | |
| epsfig | Allows PostScript images to be rendered in the document | |
| \usepackage[option1,option2]{} | To pass several options to a package, each separated by a comma |
| \ maketitle | A command used to create a title by combining information from 'author', 'title', 'date', and 'thanks' declarations |
| \
author{} \ title{} \ date{} \ thanks{} |
Declations used to "make" a title. All of them are used before the 'begin' command |
| \
begin{document} \ title{How to Structure a LaTeX Document} \ author{Joe Bloggs} \ date{1^{st}June, 2019} \ maketitle \ end{document} |
A simple example |
LaTeX provides 7 levels of depth for defining sections
| Command | Comment | Level |
| \part{''part''} | Eg: Part 1 of the document, Part 2 of the document, etc. | -1 |
| \chapter{''chapter''} | Used for books and reports | 0 |
| \section{''section''} | Not in letters | 1 |
| \subsection{''sub''} | Eg: 1.1, 1.2, etc. | 2 |
| \subsubsection{} | Eg: 1.2.1, 1.3.2, etc. | 3 |
| \paragraph{''para''} | Good for technical specifications | 4 |
| \subparagraph{''''} | Not in letters, just like levels 1-4 | 5 |
When a large amount of text is formatted at one time with a command, it is easier to not have to contain it within brackets. This is why some formatting commands have two pairs of commands: begin and end
| \begin{comment} | Comment block (not printed) | |
| \begin{quote} | Indented quotation block | |
| \begin{quotation} | Like quote, but with indented paragraphs | |
| \begin{verse} | Quoation block for verse |
These format only a little bit of text at a time. Because they only affect a small amount of text, these commands are single commands that receive text in curly braces ({ })
| \textbf{} | Bold | |
| \emph{} | Emphasised text (in italics) | |
| \textit{} | Italics | |
| \underline{} | Text to underline | |
| \sout{} | Text to strike out | |
| \textsc{} | Text to write in all capital letters without "shouting" | |
| \textrm{} | Roman family text- used inside math mode. More here |
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| \textsf{} | Sans-serif family | |
| \texttt{} | Typewriter family | |
| \textmd{} | Medium series | |
| \textup{} | Upright shape | |
| \textsl{} | Slanted shape | |
| \textsl{} | Slanted shape | |
| The following commands should be used like this: {\command ...} \tiny \scriptsize \footnotesize \small \normalsize \large \Large \LARGE \huge \HUGE |
Font Sizes |
Rule One: Any mathematics at all, even a single character, goes in a mathematical setting. To enter math mode, surround text with $
In-line formatting commands:
| x^{2} | \(x^2\) |
| \frac{x}{y} | \(\frac{x}{y}\) |
| \sqrt[2]{x} | \(\sqrt{x}\) |
| \sum_{k=1}^n | \(\sum_{k=1}^n\) |
| \prod_{k=1}^n | \(\prod_{k=1}^n\) |
| \leq | \(\leq\) |
| \geq | \(\geq\) |
| \neq | \(\neq\) |
| = | \(=\) |
| \approx | \(\approx\) |
| \times | \(\times\) |
| \div | \(\div\) |
| \pm | \(\pm\) |
| \infty | \(\infty\) |
| \in | \(\in\) |
| \notin | \(\notin\) |
| \subset | \(\subset\) |
| \subseteq | \(\subseteq\) |
| \cup | \(\cup\) |
| \cap | \(\cap\) |
| \vee | \(\vee\) |
| \wedge | \(\wedge\) |
| \neg | \(\neg\) |
| \exists | \(\exists\) |
| \forall | \(\forall\) |
| \rightarrow | \(\rightarrow\) |
| \Rightarrow | \(\Rightarrow\) |
| \Leftrightarrow | \(\Leftrightarrow\) |
When it comes to bibliography management packages, there are three main options in LaTeX: bibtex, natbib, and biblatex. BibLaTeX is a modern program that provides an easier and more flexible interface compared to the other two options. This section explains how to use BibLaTeX to manage and format the bibliography in a LaTeX document.
| \usepackage{biblatex} | Imports the biblatex package |
| \addlibresources{references.bib} | Imports the bibtex data file that includes information about the references |
| \cite{''something''} | Inserts a reference within the document |
| \printbibliography | Prints the list of cited references |
BibLaTeX entry types:
| @article{turing,
author = "Alan Turing", title = "{Computing Machinery and Intelligence}. ({English})", journal = "Mind", volume = "LIX", number = "236", pages = "433--460", year = "1950", DOI = "https://doi.org/10.93/mind/" } |
A simple example |
| @article | Journal or magazine article |
| @book | Book with publisher |
| @booklet | Book without publisher |
| @conference | Article in conference proceedings |
| @inbook | A part of a book and/or range of pages |
| @misc | If nothing else fits |
| @phdthesis | A PhD. thesis |
| @techreport | A technical report/specification |
| @unpublished | Unpublished |
| \documentclass{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[english]{babel} \usepackage{biblatex} \addbibresource{references.bib} \ begin{document} "Computing Machinery and Intelligence" \cite{turing} is a pioneering paper written by Alan Turing on the topic of artificial intelligence. \printbibliography \end{document} |
A simple working example of bibliography management in LaTeX |
LaTeX documents are plain documents with a .tex extension. But, how do you actually generate the final output?
Answer: It depends on the type of document you want to generate.
There are three output formats available in all TeX distributions. To generate a specific output, the document has to be compiled by running a command in a terminal (Unix-based) or the command prompt (Windows)
| latex mydoc.tex | This will generate a Device independent file format (DVI document) that consists of binary data |
| pdflatex mydoc.tex | This will create "mydoc.pdf", a Portable Document Format (PDF) document |
Of course, the easiest way to compile a TeX file is using an on-line ready to use option like Overleaf, which is what this Chrome extension was made for.
\(\LaTeX\) can do a lot. This cheat sheet will help you do quite a bit as well, and will be enough to create most documents. So keep TeX'ing and while you are on it, feel free to come back to this cheat sheet for any help with syntax


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