Government of Gujarat has developed a policy for providing assistance to Startups/ Innovation. Under this scheme, any individual/ group of individuals having innovative idea/ Concept will be eligible and/ or Universities/ education institutions, Incubation Centre/ PSUs/ R&D Institutions/ Private and other establishments will be eligible as an institution to support and mentor to innovators as approved by Committee. Startups in an economy's technology sectors is an important indicator of technological performance for several reasons.
Key Objectives
- The Student Startup & Innovation Policy of Government of Gujarat aims to create an integrated, state-wide, university-based innovation ecosystem to support innovations and ideas of young students and provide a conducive environment for optimum harnessing of their creative pursuit.
- Developing student centric Innovation and Preincubation Ecosystem for Students (IPIES)
- Creating environment for creativity to flourish and an end-to-end support system in educational institutions to allow ample support to ideas for better execution
- Build internal capacity of educational institutions and key components of the innovation ecosystem to enable deployed processes to make sustainable impact at scale
- Create pathways for mind to market by harnessing and handholding projects/ research/ innovation/ ideas of students in Gujarat
- Creating and facilitating sectoral and regional innovation efforts in state around educational institutions
- Create a common platform to showcase, support and upscale innovations for motivating stakeholders as well as for an opportunity to create value for money and value for many
- Leverage public system initiatives at state and central level, academia, industries and by other ecosystem stakeholders / domain experts and institutions to make an inclusive effort
Key Goals
- Empower all universities to set-up and execute the broad agenda of innovation and preincubation
- Aim to create an environment that converts at least 1% graduates into job creators by innovation and allied means
- Support at least 1,000 student-led innovations per year and aim to file 1000 patents from universities in the state every year
- Harness 500 student startups in the next 5 years, and upscale
- Empower universities and educational institutes to build a robust Innovation and Preincubation support systems within
- Create incentives, awards, appreciations and benchmarks for innovation and student startups and associated efforts at all layers
- Build capacity for at least 200 educational institutes in the state in the next five years, to have a robust preincubation support for student / alumni startups and Innovations
- Undertake strategic interventions to empower all universities in the state to develop full-fledged preincubation ecosystem in the next 5 years
- Ensure that the innovation processes link academia, society and SMEs through systematic ways so that students and faculty solve their challenges and create further entrepreneurial opportunities
Role of Stakeholders
- Government: Mandate, support, facilitate, integrate and scale
- Academic stakeholders: Deploy agenda within, quality assurance, create end-to-end support systems, and codification
- Non-academic, industry and other ecosystem stakeholders: Mentoring, market access, and domain knowledge


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Women Geoscientists from Asian countries, i.e. from Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lankaare are invited to join AWGA. The Association operates with a core staff of volunteers and proposes a free initial membership till the year 2020, the year in which the 36th IGC will be held in New Delhi.It is believed that the activities outlined in the Association’s mandate, would create a support for the empowerment of women geoscientists. This would in turn be a most effective pathway for overcoming difficulties in their day to day working in the Office, Laboratory, Classroom or Outdoors.
Our vision is to create an Association that would strive hard for the Asian Women Geoscientists to become efficient, have worldwide representation and receive recognition in their respective fields. The Association would also seek to advocate safety and security of women working in the field of geosciences. A respectful and fruitful working environment is fundamental for maintaining a high level of professionalism and for assuring an ethical conduct while practicing geosciences. Therefore, the Association would discourage any kind of harassment and discrimination on gender basis.
The Association’s mission is to empower women geoscientists through knowledge based capacity building, skill development for field work and promotion of Geoethical practices. The Association aims at providing the network at national and international levels through networking of women geoscientists with an objective to apply geosciences for solving the challenges of sustainable development. It intends to foster contacts between working women geoscientists and geoscience students at Universities through conferences and lectures.
Country: Bangladesh
President of AGID & also the President of SAAWG
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Country: Pakistan
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Research papers, essays, written project proposals. These are just some of the works that modern day individuals create whether it's for a business, new project idea, etc. CatalystAI seeks to prioritize the step forward in AI text-generation. Thanks to OpenAI, our team was able to utilize GPT-3 as well as an extensively constructed knowledge graph to develop a text-generation oriented AI program that allows users & clients to generate fully written essays when simply given the paper of topic, as well as some key words and phrases.
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By default, when a subcircuit is placed within a larger circuit, it is drawn as a rectangle with a notch indicating the north end of the subcircuit's layout. Pins will be placed on the rectangle's border based on their facing: Pins that face east in the layout (and typically appear on the west side of the layout) will be placed on the rectangle's west side, according to their top-down ordering in the layout. Pins that face south in the layout (typically toward the north side of the layout) will be placed on the rectangle's north side, according to the left-to-right ordering in the layout.
The default rectangle can optionally include some letters that will appear in the middle of the rectangle. To specify this, select the selection tool () and click the background of the circuit's layout. This will show the circuit attributes in the attribute table, including the Shared Label, Shared Label Facing, and Shared Label Font attributes. The value of the Shared Label attribute will be drawn in the rectangle's center; the Shared Label Facing attribute customizes which direction the text is drawn, and of course the Shared Label Font attribute customizes the font used.
The default appearance is very usable, and indeed Logisim existed for many
years with no other option. If, however, you prefer that the subcircuit be
drawn differently, you can select Edit Circuit Appearance
from the
Project menu, and Logisim's interface will switch from its regular
layout-editing interface to an interface for drawing the circuit's
appearance.
(You can also click the far-right icon ()
in the explorer pane's upper toolbar.)
Below, we are editing the 2:1 multiplexer's appearance so that
it is drawn with the usual trapezoid rather than a rectangle.
With the appearance for the 2:1 multiplexer drawn as above, the layout for the 4:1 multiplexer would then appear as the following.
The appearance editor is like a traditional drawing program, but there are a few special symbols for indicating how the drawing works when placed into a circuit's layout. These special symbols cannot be removed.
The green circle with a line coming out of it, which we'll call the anchor.
There is exactly one anchor in each subcircuit appearance.
Each component in a circuit has a single point identifying its location;
a user sees this when creating a new component:
The mouse click identifies just a single location, and the component is placed
relative to that (usually with the primary output at the mouse's location)
The anchor identifies the mouse's location relative to the overall drawing
when the subcircuit is created.
The anchor also identifies the appearance's facing, as indicated by the direction the anchor's line points from its circle. When placing the subcircuit into a layout, the user can change the subcircuit's facing; the anchor's facing indicates in which direction the appearance is oriented. In our example, the anchor is facing east, and each instance of the subcircuit in the 4:1 multiplexer is also facing east, so they are all drawn in the same orientation as the 2:1 multiplexer's appearance.
The blue circles and squares with dots in them are the subcircuit's
ports.
There are exactly as many ports as there are input and output
pins in the circuit.
Ports corresponding to inputs are drawn as squares, while ports corresponding
to outputs are drawn as circles.
Each port indicates how a wire connecting into the
circuit will correspond to an input or output pin within the layout.
When you select a port, Logisim will indicate the corresponding pin by popping up a miniature diagram of the layout in the window's bottom right corner, with the corresponding pin(s) drawn in blue. This does not happen when all ports are selected.
The toolbar contains tools for adding additional shapes, as listed below with descriptions of how the shift and alt key modifies the tool behavior. In addition, clicking or dragging the mouse with the control key pressed regularly snaps the mouse position to the nearest grid point.
| Select, move, copy, and paste shapes. | |
| Add or edit text. | |
| Create a line segment. Shift-drag keeps the line's angle at a multiple of 45°. | |
| Create a quadratic Bezier curve. For the first drag, where you specify the curve's endpoints, shift-drag keeps the endpoints at an angle that is a multiple of 45°. Then you click to indicate the control point's location; shift-click ensures the curve is symmetric, while alt-click draws the curve through the control point. | |
| Create a sequence of connected lines, whose vertices are indicated by a succession of clicks. Shift-clicking ensures that the angle between the previous vertex and the current one is a multiple of 45°. Double-click or press the Enter key to complete the shape. | |
| Create a rectangle through dragging from one corner to the opposite corner. Shift-drag to create a square, and alt-drag to create the rectangle starting from the center. | |
| Create a rectangle with rounded corners through dragging from one corner to the opposite corner. Shift-drag to create a square, and alt-drag to create the rectangle starting from the center. | |
| Create an oval through dragging from one corner of its bounding box to the opposite corner. Shift-drag to create a circle, and alt-drag to create the oval starting from the center. | |
| Create an arbitrary polygon, whose vertices are indicated by a succession of clicks. Shift-clicking ensures that the vertex is at a 45° angle from the previous one. Double-click, press the Enter key, or click the starting vertex to complete the shape. |
Next: Debugging subcircuits.


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It is also possible to do it while running but the timing is a bit different. When running, start by jumping then hold glide shortly after. Like when standstill, release glide and jump again when you reach the apex of your jump.


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Me and a buddy just tried out some rue the other night, I had just recieved a shipment from an online vender of a whole bunch of different enthogens, I told my buddy the most insane one of the lot (based on experiences iv'e read on this site) was the rue. I didnt want to do any at first because I had to work the next day but my buddy was on holidays so he was totally into trying it out. He crushed about 20g with a morter and pestle and boiled up the rue powder with about 300 ml of water for about 20 minuits. Then poured the remaining liquid through a strainer into a coffe cup. He tried a sip then he was like this is the worst tasting stuff in the world so he added some cream and sugar nice! He could only finish two thirds of the glass cause the tase was unbarable. So he said you can have the rest. I figured what the hell its only a third of the cup, cant imagine it will mess me up too much. I was ever so wrong!
At first I noticed a slight humming of the head and a movie camera visual effect like my whole brain was humming like a super fast strobe light. I also noticed some slight visual tracers at this stage about (20 minuits into the trip) I was actually enjoying the stuff quite alot. But like with other halucenogens there was that paranoid anxiety effect, but I thought ha ha I know what to do about this........beer. I quickly chugged a 500ml of lowenbrau followed by a 500ml faxe 10% but I couldnt keep em down, I hurled. Than I remembered the rue is a MAO inhibitor....  At this point I realize I dont like this drug at all.
I checked on my buddy to see how he was doing and he was pukeing non stop, I thought wow he drank twice as much of the swill than I did I was a bit worried so I filled a 2litre bottle with water and handed it to him he didnt seem too freaked out so I figured he'd be ok. Then I decided to head up stairs to my room and play some guitar but when I got upstairs the rue hit me even harder wow the trails were unreal I mean way more intense than with acid!
Auditory halucinations were unbelievable I heard crazy fast arabic music, (a different song in each ear!) Morse code, my friends brawling over and over again downstairs, birds chirping, crickets, Slow motion voices and more. The visuals were insane as well, millions of fish under water, music videos that dont even exist. Multi coulered multi layered patterns naked angelic women, high in the sky satilite images, I even found myself traveling through a halway at one point. The visual aspect of this drug is awsome but.....  I lyed in bed for nine hours but only got one hour of sleep, needless to say work sucked more than usual the next day.
In conclusion: too bad about the confused jumbled anxious parinoid thinking that goes with this stuff and too bad its a MAO inhibitor so I cant drown the paranoia with booze or opiates.  Glad I tried it out but I doubt ill be taking any more rue any time soon.  Happy travels!
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In the program “ Manufacture project of the drain of Han river from Chi-Shan bridge to Guo-Guan bridge, ” the duty of a city councilman is to supervise the schedule regularly after the program was proposed. Following is the record of our interview with Lin, the assistant of city councilor Chang.
The remediated Cambridge not only makes the citizen visit here more often, but also attracts tourists during weekends. Canoeing team uses here as their training place, but in the past they might cause some argument with the anglers. Canoeing team had to share the resources of Cambridge with other anglers since there was no law and Cambridge was a public place. Some of the anglers hoped that laws about water activities could be set in Taichung. For the remediated Cambridge in the future, our purpose is still to purify the water quality.
In the process of promoting the project, the most commonly encountered difficulty was probably that the public authorities always said to us that they did not have enough money. However, if there is really no funding at this stage, then it is also a good idea to make a wholesome plan first. After the plan is passed, we may go at raising funds.
Another obstacle encountered is the local voice. Just as in a class, each person will have different opinions. In the process of remediation, the executive department collects the opinions of many people and often do not know whom they should listen to. There are users' opinions, local people's voices and also opinions of representatives of public posts. When many different opinions are gathered together, it is easy to have a dispute and no one can say whose opinion is the best. At this moment, the role of city councilor Chang is to coordinate the work so that the obstacles will be minimized and the project can proceed smoothly.
After the remediation, because of the clean water and green environment, many people will take a walk after dinner. There will be visitors having a picnic here. We can also see the anglers fishing here. Most attractive are the street artists performing on both banks.
The city councilor is so happy to see all the positive effects happening because of his efforts. Actually, to bring some benefits by renewing the environment is more important than an election.


Every file in every module will get parsed and rendered through the template engine.
Template can create new files or extend block in existing files and you can use variables that get replaces by its real values.
Here is an overview about all available variables.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| $EMAIL_DOMAIN | Your email domain |
| $PROJECT_PREFIX | The project prefix (e.g. customer) |
| $PROJECT_NAME | The name of the project |
| $SITE_NAME | Concatination of project prefix and name |
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| $PROJECT_BASEDIR | Local directory where Chuch shall create new projects |
| $PYTHON_VERSION | The version of the Python interpreter (e.g. 2.7) |
| $SERVER_PROJECT_BASEDIR | Directory where all you projects are stored on your server (used for fab file) |
| $SERVER_VIRTUALENV_BASEDIR | Directory where all you virtualenvs are stored on your server (used for fab file) |
| $VIRTUALENV_BASEDIR | Local directory where Chuck shall create virtualenvs |
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Let’s for example create a requirements.txt file with the following content
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#!end
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Now we will write another template that extends the first one.
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#!end
The first line tells the template engine to read the file requirements.txt in your site directory and search for a block called REQUIREMENTS. If it finds one, it appends the contents to that block. You could also use #!chuck_prepends here to prepend the content, #!chuck_renders will completly overwrite the block.
Here’s an overview about all available template commands.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| #!chuck_appends | Appends to a block |
| #!chuck_extends | Extends the given file. Throws error if file doesnt exist |
| #!chuck_extends_if_exists | Extends the given file only if the file exists |
| #!chuck_prepends | Prepends to a block |
| #!chuck_renders | Creates or overwrites a block |
| #!end | Closes a block |


CHOCOLAT --------
The French village of Lansquenet, ruled by the morally rigid Comte De Reynaud (Alfred Molina, "Boogie Nights"), prides itself on its tranquility. That surface peacefulness is churned up when a cold North wind blows the red cloaked Vianne Rocher (Juliette Binoche, "The English Patient") and her daughter Anouk (Victoire Tivisol, "Ponette") into town in director Lasse Hallstrom's ("The Cider House Rules") "Chocolat."
Ironically, the first resident Vianne meets turns out to be the like-minded Armande (Judi Dench, "Shakespeare in Love"), an old woman estranged from her daughter (Carrie-Anne Moss, "The Matrix," as Caroline) and grandson (Aurelien Parent Koenig as Luc), who is renting the dilapidated patisserie Vianne is interested in. After applying art and elbow grease, Vianne opens Chocolatier Maya at the beginning of Lent, outraging the Comte yet intriguing many of his townspeople. Soon her chocolates have sparked the love life of a middle aged couple, started a senior romance between dog lover Guillaume (John Wood, "An Ideal Husband") and war widow Madame Audel (Leslie Caron, "Funny Bones"), engaged timid battered wife Josephine (Lena Olin, "Mystery Men") and secretly reunited Armande and Luc.
The Comte tries to run Vianne out of business by spreading rumors at the local hair salon and having Pere Henri (Hugh O'Connor, "The Young Poisoner's Handbook") denounce her wares as sinful in his sermons, but he can't argue with her harboring of Josephine. The Comte makes Josephine's loutish husband Serge (Peter Stormare, "Dancer in the Dark") his mission by attempting to turn the man into a gentleman and save the sanctity of his marriage.
The standoff is intensified when Irish gypsies known as river rats dock along Lansquenet's river to sing, dance and sell trinkets. The Comte declares them morally bankrupt and posts signs at the town's businesses, but Vianne not only welcomes them, she falls for the dashing Roux (Johnny Depp). Vianne further tweaks the Comte by planning a fertility festival on Easter Sunday.
Adapted by Robert Nelson Jacobs ("Out to Sea") from Joanne Harris' novel, "Chocolat" is one of those prefabricated fables about a life affirming stranger who rails against the repressed status quo and wins. Yet, while it sounds sickly sweet, it plays better than it has a right to, largely due to a grounded yet glowing performance from Juliette Binoche. She makes Vianne a non-pushy puppetmaster whose gentle guidance rewards all who allow her influence into their lives. Vianne, after all, tempers the sweetness of her confections with chili pepper. This fiesty flavor also symbolizes the firey nature of Armande, a woman who lives life to its fullest. Dench, like Binoche, tempers the gooeyness which keeps her refound relationship with her grandson from becoming overly sentimental.
Of the supporting cast, Depp (who's in, maybe, ten percent of the film) gives some juicy line readings, but is really relegated mostly to the sidelines. John Wood is touching as the elderly courter and Hugh O'Connor is amusing as the pop eyed young priest. Young Aurelien Parent Koenig brings layers of darkness to budding artist Luc while Thivisol makes for a determined Anouk. Alfred Molina, however, drifts into caricature as the Comte, barely toning down the mustache twirling he brought to "Dudley Do-Right."
The film looks terrific with fairy tale production design by David Gropman ("The Cider House Rules"). Roger Pratt's ("The End of the Affair") cinematography captures the sparks of color which dot the gray, walled medieval town of Flavigny. Costume design by Renee Erlich Kalfus ("The Cider House Rules") is particularly inventive for Binoche.
Hallstrom's confection may be nothing new, but it goes down easyily.
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Psalm 30
A psalm; a song at the dedication of the temple.  Give thanks when you remember his holiness.
5 For his anger is only for a moment; but his favor is for a lifetime.
Weeping comes for a night, but joy comes in the morning.
6 In confidence I said, "I will never be shaken."
7 Yahweh, by your favor you established me as a strong mountain; but when you hid your face, I was troubled.
8 I cried to you, Yahweh, and sought favor from my Lord!
9 What advantage is there in my death, if I go down to the grave? Will the dust praise you? Will it declare your trustworthiness?
10 Hear, Yahweh, and have mercy on me! Yahweh, be my helper.
11 You have turned my mourning into dancing; you have removed my sackcloth and clothed me with gladness.
12 So now my honored heart will sing praise to you and not be silent; Yahweh my God, I will give thanks to you forever!


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Guanzhou's Introduction
Name: Guanzhou ZhaoLocation: Christchurch
Why are you attending Enspiral Dev Academy?
I am attending EDA for skills and techniques I need to enter the local market. I arrived NZ in May of 2015 from China and was to find a developing job and settle down here. I majored in Computer Network in college and have got some programming language knowledge. After graduation, I joined HP worked as software tester and hardware supporter, meanwhile I picked up more programming skills. Before I came here I had 7 months developing work on Java Web. That's a period of tough time. I had some interviews for developing job, but all failed. Just before I determined to go back China to have more work experience and maybe come back again, I heard about EDA from a friend. Immediately I looked through EDA's website and found that's what I need. I don't need to think about one more time and determined to enroll in. I was afraid I might be refused, but I got this chance to study with my cohorts.
What you learned by reading someone else’s blog?I read Lisa and Brady's introduction, Steve, Brady and Peter's blog. I learned that they worked more hard than me and they accepted new skills easier than me. I need more hard work to catch them.
What time are you free?I work as installer at a new building school from 7am - 5pm from Monday to Wednesday. That's a really practical job! I am free the other time.


filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member James Brundage. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/4cfe62b59fbbd38b8825687c002b92c0?OpenDocument
Scream 3 (2000, R)
Directed by Wes Craven
Produced by Cathy Konrad, Marrianne Maddalena, Kevin Williamson
Written by Ehren Kruger
Starring Courtney Cox, David Arquette, Neve Campbell, Patrick Dempsey, Scott Foley, Lance Henrikson, Parker Posey, Emily Mortimer, Liev Schreiber, and Deon Richmond
As Reviewed by James Brundage
Normally, as a critic, we are exempt from the cost of seeing a movie. Normally, we get in for absolute zero when we attend a press screener of a film. However, since Dimension, for what appear to be highly mysterious (and controversial) reasons, cancelled the screener of Scream 3 I had to pay.
This is one movie that I did not waste my money on.
I saw this film in a theatre with about 700 other people, and the place was full to overflowing. Watching Scream 3 was reminiscent of watching a full-blown cult screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. People were dressed in full Mr. Ghost Face regalia (albeit without the knife), and the audience clapped, cheered, jeered, and chanted at practically every moment of the film.
To imagine the theatre I was in, imagine the theatre in the first ten minutes of Scream 2, remove the homicide, and multiply by ten.
 My generation was raised on slasher flicks: they're our genre and our domain, and seeing Scream 3 with people of my generation was a refreshing switch from eating Thai food at the Ceder Lee cinemas with the rest of the critics.
Of course, it wasn't just the overwhelmingly `this is campy, and I like it'-atmosphere that made me enjoy the film… Scream 3 wasn't half-bad either.
Seeing as Dimension has already handed down their edict up on high from the Greenwich Village thrones of Bob and Harvey Weinstein that no one shall tell the details of Scream 3, and since I don't want them to have an excuse to bar the Internet critics from their next the-NSA-couldn't-break-this project, I will not tell you much. What I will tell you is this.
Mr. Ghost Face is at it again. I obviously won't tell you who Mr. Ghost Face is, only that he has had a few upgrades. One, he can imitate people's voices (this is revealed within the first scene), and two, this guy packs a second knife (not revealed until later, but I thought you should know). This time he's killing the cast of Stab 3 in the order in which they die in the movie.
Only one problem. Stab 3 and Scream 3 have comparable security levels, so Stab 3 has multiple drafts of the script so that no one quite knows who is going to be next. Of course, Mr. Ghost Face is going after whoever is left from the original cast (by now we have whittled it down to Courtney Cox, David Arquette, Liev Schreiber, and Neve Campbell) while he is at it.
By far the campiest of the Scream trilogy, Scream 3 is undeniably fun. It isn't even structured so that it is guilty pleasure. It is structured so that it is following the rules of a sequel, not a trilogy, and thus everything is much more elaborately planned. The pace is quicker, the jokes are funnier, the IQ of the movie drops by at least 20 points.
Scream 3 chooses as the target of its insults not the horror genre but the Hollywood system. Stab 3's cast is wonderfully postmodern (each person corresponds to a member of the surviving original cast), but plays its insults to actors, actresses, directors, and producers instead of to serial killers, shower scenes, axe murderers, and chesty victims.
Ehren Kruger is able to step into the voice of Kevin Williamson without missing a beat, but is sadly not quite able to pull off a script without plot holes. The biggest thing that Scream 3 has going against it is the plethora of plot holes that exist in this film.
But this is camp, and we don't care.
In the end of Scream 3, when all is said and done, you are left with the feeling that you have just roasted marshmallows, made out in a drive-in, skinny-dipped in the lake, and done all of the other things that are both incredibly youthful and asking for it should you happen to find yourself in a serial-killer situation. The film is youthful. The film is Gen-X. But above all, it's fun, and it doesn't ever pretend to be anything more.
3.5 stars
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Smoosh
Table of Contents
1 Overview
Monkey is the language used in a book called 'Writing an interpreter in Go'.
Please read the book. It's amazingly clear, and good fun.
The language itself is amazing because it's written entirely using Go's standard library, it's easy to understand and yet it has some advanced language features (e.g. closures). Note that it's still a toy though - e.g. weak error-handling and some fundamental features are missing.
It's not necessary to be an expert on compilers to enjoy this book. I've never studied compilers, I enjoy learning-by-doing, and I believe that this learning goal is acheivable with good resources. That's kind of the point of this talk.
The book itself is copyrighted but the code is MIT licensed, so I'm going to base my talk on the Monkey code and my changes to it.
- I'll talk about the high-level building blocks of an interpreter.
- I'll try to explain what problem Smoosh is trying to solve.
- Review some Smoosh code, to help illustrate the different parts of the system.
- Hopefully, add a feature with some live coding
Along the way I'll try to show what Go gives us to help make this all kinda easy.
2 Interpeter vs compiler; what's a shell?
2.1 Compiler vs interpreter
- An interpreter directly executes instructions rather than compiling them to machine code in advance.
- Some platforms offer an interpreter AND a compiler (
go run
, anyone?) - the difference is a bit blurry. - Several varieties of interpreter. We'll just look at the style used in Monkey.
- Monkey executes precompiled code using an intermediate representation called an AST - ASTs are more often used in Compiled languages, e.g. Go itself
2.2 What's a shell
- Shells are varied and broad in scope
- For this talk, let's define a shell as:
- A shell is fundamentally an interpeter which is convenient for chaining executables together in a pipeline
- A shell only needs a basic type system:
- Strings, numbers, bools, maps, arrays
- (i.e. no User-Defined types)
- I/O streams
- First-class support for I/O pipelines
2.3 What's the problem?
- Programming languages are great for defining business logic, but a little inconvenient as a pipeline for shell-like pipelines
- Shells can be awkward for defining business logic. If statements are tricky, functions are limited, data types are limited
2.4 Solution?
- Smoosh is an early-stage prototype for a programmer's shell
- Attempting to make a language which is convenient for writing shell scripts (piping commands together) and also programming
- More focused on shell scripts than an interactive shell, but still provides an interactive REPL
- A bit like Go:
- Easy to read
- Small and easy to grok
- Type checking w type inference
- gofmt for consistency
- Closures and functions
- Rich standard library
3 Our Interpreter: Smoosh
Smoosh is basically the same as Monkey in terms of structure and approach to interpreting code.
3.1 flow diagram
3.2 Packages
This diagram generated by 'godepgraph' shows the simplicity of the Monkey/Smoosh interpreter
3.3 Smoosh on github
https://github.com/laher/smoosh
See README for project status
4 Monkey vs Go compiler
Monkey/Smoosh is similar to the Go compiler up to a point.
- The Go compiler first tokenizes code
- The Go compiler is written in Go too!
- The Go compiler constructs an AST.
- BUT, the go compiler generates machine code, it has a formal grammar (goyacc), it uses an intermediate form called SSA, and runs various optimisations.
- https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src/cmd/compile/README.md
- old compiler (gccgo)
- AST: https://arslan.io/2017/09/14/the-ultimate-guide-to-writing-a-go-tool/
- SSA: https://about.sourcegraph.com/go/generating-better-machine-code-with-ssa/
5 Phases of the interpreter
5.1 Tokenizing
- 'Lexical analysis' (lexing) / Tokenizing is the first stage of modern compiler processing.
- Typically you pass through the source once.
- the result is an ordered list of 'tokens' without any structure.
- e.g. it doesn't verify that an 'if … {' has a matching '}'.
- See token.go and lexer.go
5.2 Parsing
- Parsing is the component which defines a structured representation of the code.
- Monkey represents structure as an Abstract Syntax Tree
- The strategy used is called a Recursive Descent Parser, specifically a Pratt Parser.
- Parsers are often automatically generated from declarative markup, using a 'parser generator' - see yacc, bison, antlr, goyacc
- Parser generators are really useful for completeness, correctness, and treating edge cases, but you don't learn as much. Therefore -> we code this parser manually.
- AST: hierarchy is defined as infix and postfix expressions
- See ast.goand parser.go
5.3 Evaluation
- Processes AST statements and expressions
- Monkey/Smoosh stores state in 'Environment' maps
- Executes precompiled code
- Harnesses Go's garbage collector
- See evaluator.go, builtins.go
- For runtime state representation, see object.go and environment.go
5.4 Runner
- Monkey offers a REPL for each phase during each chapter.
- I've combined them so you can observe the output of each phase using different options
- I also added a second mode of operation - a 'file runner'
- See runner.go
6 Tooling
- REPL flavours
- Formatting code
- End-to-end testing
7 Code samples
Let's cover at least 3 of these
- Adding a new token - E.g. one-line comments
- Add a builtin function, e.g.
cd
- Adding 'piping'
- Adding type-checking -
let
->var
(like go); check existing Objects during eval - Adding some syntax - 'for-range loops'
- Building a standard library akin to Go's stdlib
- Unicode support
8 Add features?
If we have time, let's try some live-coding of Smoosh
8.1 Write some end-to-end tests
- One good, one bad.
- Make them pass
8.2 Examples to choose from
- A new stdlib function
- Backticks for some more concise command invocation
- Handling exit codes
- Floats


Provides functions to retrieve data and metadata from providers that disseminate data by means of SDMX web services. SDMX (Statistical Data and Metadata eXchange) is a standard that has been developed with the aim of simplifying the exchange of statistical information. More about the SDMX standard and the SDMX Web Services can be found at: <http://sdmx.org>.
| Version: | 2.1-0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), rJava (≥ 0.8-8), zoo (≥ 1.6-4) |
| Published: | 2018-08-22 |
| Author: | Attilio Mattiocco, Diana Nicoletti, Gianpaolo Lopez, Banca d'Italia |
| Maintainer: | Attilio Mattiocco <attilio.mattiocco at bancaditalia.it> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/amattioc/SDMX/issues |
| License: | EUPL |
| Copyright: | Banca d'Italia |
| URL: | https://github.com/amattioc/SDMX/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | Java (>= 7) |
| CRAN checks: | RJSDMX results |
| Reference manual: | RJSDMX.pdf |
| Package source: | RJSDMX_2.1-0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RJSDMX_2.1-0.zip, r-release: RJSDMX_2.1-0.zip, r-oldrel: RJSDMX_2.1-0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RJSDMX_2.1-0.tgz, r-oldrel: RJSDMX_2.1-0.tgz |
| Old sources: | RJSDMX archive |
| Reverse imports: | TSsdmx |
| Reverse suggests: | TSdata |
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Broadly speaking, research data is the information needed to produce and support your research findings.
If you’re funded by a federal funding agency, the following definition is often used:
Research data is “...the recorded factual information commonly accepted in the scientific community as necessary to validate research findings.”
INCLUDES: code, figures, statistics, interviews, transcripts
EXCLUDES**: preliminary analyses, drafts of papers, plans for further research, communication + peer reviews, physical samples
- White House, OMB Circular 110, 2013”
If you’re working here at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, you’d be subject to the following definition from the Policy on Data Stewardship, Access, and Retention , which shares similarities with the federal one above:
“Data means recorded factual material, regardless of the form or media on which it may be recorded, that is commonly accepted in the research community as necessary to validate research findings. For example, data may include writings, films, sound recordings, pictorial reproductions, drawings, designs, or other graphic representations, procedural manuals, forms, diagrams, work flow charts, equipment descriptions, data files, statistical records, and other research data.
...This definition of data excludes research results based on data such as preliminary analyses, drafts of research papers, published papers, plans for future research, peer reviews, or communications with colleagues.”
This module will focus on best practices for managing digital research data, however physical data such as paper lab notebooks or physical samples as well as non-research data files are also important to manage well too.
Practices for managing physical data should follow standards in your discipline or research group if they exist, and questions can be directed to local resources. Here at UW-Madison, Research Data Services is able to answer your questions.
Practices for managing non-data files, can usually be directed to your local records manager. Here at UW-Madison, our University Records Officer can assist you.
While definitions for research data may be broad there are ways to categorize your data based on common forms, general types, and the stages that it moves through during the research process. Understanding your research data at this level will help you make more informed decisions as you begin to manage your data. Certain data types or data at certain stages of the research cycle may be harder to recreate or recollect once lost, so you may choose to use different strategies that provide extra protections for data at a greater risk.
Examples of commonly used research data forms across general domains:
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Research data can fall into a few general categories, based on method of collection, that can be used when talking about types of research data.
As we noted above, research data will also move through the following stages during your project:
These different stages of research data are often represented in a more formal model that we call a data lifecycle. In reality, research doesn’t move in quite such an orderly fashion and often, many of these steps happen simultaneously.
However, the data lifecycle can be a helpful mental model to use because at each stage in the life cycle, there are best practices for managing data. Visualizing how your data is moving through your project can help remind you of key practices to incorporate. While this module won’t cover every single stage in the life cycle, we will provide a primer to some essential practices for getting started with managing your data.
Engage with the interactive Research Data Management Life Cycle. Selecting a stage of research data management will reveal its definition and that stage’s role in the life cycle. The Research Data Management Lifecyle can be opened in a new browser tab or window as well.
While data management can sound like a lot of work for little payoff, managing your research data well actually provides a lot of personal and practical benefits. Well managed and well described data is easier to sort through, access, and understand, making your research project more efficient. Having a good system also prevents the frustration of data loss in the case of hardware failure or other accidents, as you will have to spend less time trying to recover the lost data or redoing your work. Another personal benefit to researchers is that well managed data can help prevent publication retractions. Retractions can be an unintended consequence of poor data management, when it leads to errors in data or the loss of data that supports published material.
There are larger changes happening in the research community that have led to increased attention to research data management. First, research is increasingly computational, data-driven, and collaborative. As methods, instruments, and processes continue to advance, so too does the amount of data we are able to create and capture. The increasing size of data and corresponding infrastructure needed for storage and computing requires us to be more responsible, proactive data managers.
Second, funding agencies, especially federal agencies that provide funding through tax dollars, are increasingly interested in ensuring that publications and data from funded research are openly available to funders. They’ve put policies in place that require data to be managed and shared, something we’ll talk about in another course .
Third, increasing emphasis is being placed on the reproducibility and reusability of research. Reproducibility refers to a researcher being able to understand another researcher’s methods well enough to move from the same raw data or beginning point and reproduce the results of the work.
Another important reason to manage data is the fact that data is often a valuable asset as well as a very delicate one. Depending on the type of work, data can be expensive. This expense is both in terms of monetary cost spent on instruments or infrastructure needed to collect data but also terms of resource cost in the time spent to work with that data. The investment you make in your data can be maximized by describing and sharing it so that others can reuse or build upon it. For example, if a researcher has access to a prohibitively expensive instrument, sharing the data from their project makes it available to other researchers who may not have the same resources.
Data is also more fragile than you may imagine. It can be easy to think that our digital data is somehow safer than physical samples or notebooks we may keep in a lab, but the truth is that digital data relies on hardware that physically exists somewhere in our world. Digital data live on computers in our offices, servers in the basement, on instruments in our labs, and on flash drives in our backpacks. That physical hardware can be damaged by natural causes or accidents, files can be corrupted, and data formats can be rendered inaccessible with constantly and quickly changing technology. Managing your data well can help prevent these losses.
Of the following, what is considered research data? Check all that apply.
[1] New England Collaborative Data Management Curriculum, "Module 2: Types, Formats, and Stages of Data" by Lamar Soutter Library, University of Massachusetts Medical School licensed under CC BY SA 4.0 at https://library.umassmed.edu/resources/necdmc/index


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Arabia Ambassador
Born: 05-19-1946
Hometown: Stamford, Conneticut
Education: Central Bible College,
Oral Roberts University
Bandar has close relationships with Presidents George H.W. and George W. Bush. He is like apart of the family.


Pose People Counter is an initiative which the school has engaged my team to analyze the traffic of the people in different potential hotspots in SUTD during the SUTD Open House. How this Internet of Things (IoT) system works is the camera uploads the image taken onto the cloud to Firebase where the inference is run using a server to count the number of people at a particular location and time.


This was the second time I smoked Toad Venom, and I had known by now it contained some kind of DMT derivative. This time I increased my dose threefold.
I had extracted the venom an hour ago and had two yellowish chunks of the stuff each about the size of a pencil eraser. By this time I had contructed a better venom smoker, a 20oz soada bottle sawd in half with a wire coathanger bent into a circle. The coat hanger had tinfoil suspended in the cicular wire part of it. I put the first chunk of dried venom on the foil, positioned the bottle directly over the foil, about a centimeter above it, emptied my lungs, and lit the foil from underneath.
The venom crackled and blackened, and smoldered even without a constant flame. I have even been told a constant flame wil burn it out too quick. I let the bottle 'white-out' with smoke then lifted it away from the foil gently so as not to lose any smoke, and took it all in a short hard inhale. As the first piece was burning I dropped the second hit on the foil and heated both. The smoke in the bottle this time was so thick it looked like you could swim in it. Again, short hard inahle.
I had hardly used all my lung capacity and had already done more bufotenin than ever before, I was already feeling the trademark heat in my neck and scalp. My dappled area rug looked like it was moving, like duckweed on a turbulent pond. One more big hit, and I exhaled, almost passing out with the combination of dizziness and hallucination. The body effect was more like psilocybin this time, but the visuals were beyond anything I've encountered before. I later found out that the amount of venom I smoked was a heroic overdose. The fellow who supplied it was almost concerned for me. He thoght what he gave me was for 2 or three people.
About a minute after I exhaled I had the feeling of a being surrounded by large invisible things, studying me. I was a little scared but I've been in worse narcotic purgatories. I smoked a bowl of sticky hydro, which both intensified and calmed the experience.
Walking around the house I encountred my cat, who is a trip when you're sober.  His fur was like silk, and he seemed to perceive the state I was in and became playful. I couldn't look into his eyes without becoming thoruoghly intimidated. I gave him some fesh catnip so he could enjoy the ride with me, on some level, at least.
 I put on some good music and sat down, smoking the tasty hydro. For a half hour I chatted with myself in a whisper about some idea for a science fiction story I cannot for the life of me remember. During this time, the whole world did not exist. Then the feeling of something, or someone behind me made me run across the room and put my back to the wall.
My cat, now rolling on the floor with his 'nip, looked up at me and his eyes were like glowing orbs of uranium. I looked around my room and everything seemed filthy. Imagine the effect a blacklight has, when it makes every little bit of dust on your face show up. Imagine that without the blacklight. The most intersting thing I saw was a beam of light hitting the dust in the air, it looke like a solid glittering rod of crystal. I tired to grab it and swear that for a second I felt something solid in my hand.
I sat down and finished the bowl of weed. At this point my trip began to wind down, the dust specks everywhere became as mundane as before, and Oreo was just a regular cat again. The ivisible giants seemed to stick around, on the edge of my senses for a day or so. This was definitely one of the top three psychidelic experiences of my life. Since then my supply of Toad Venom had vanished. I would very much like to go back to that place again, though.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


>From The Desk of: MR.Sadik Adebayo (FINANCIAL DIRECTOR) UNION BANK OF NIGERIA PLC. Dear Sir, BUSINESS PROPOSAL. Please permit me to introduce myself. I am the Financial Director of Union Bank of Nigeria PLC. Union Bank is one of the biggest Commercial Banks in Nigeria. The Board of Directors of the Bank met on the 13th of November over a matter that requires your co-operation and assistance. In 1996, one of our esteemed customers, Mr. Adil Bantam, an Indonesian citizen who died in a plane crash along with members of his family. The ADC plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Lagos, killing all the passengers and crew. Before the death of Mr. Adil Bantam, he was the Managing Director of Deep-blue Oil Servicing Company. His company has both current and savings accounts with our Bank. At the time of his death, he had US$26.6Million in both accounts.When our Bank was notified of his death, we made efforts to contact his immediate next of kin through his embassy in Victoria Island, Lagos. The embassy later wrote to us informing us that all attempt on their part to contact any of his relatives was not successful. It was at this point we contacted the government of Nigeria through the Ministry of Finance informing them about this problem. The government wrote to us back directing our Bank to place Mr. Adil Bantam funds in a suspense account pending when any of his relatives shows up to claim the money. This was in 1996. However, we received instructions from the Nigerian Government giving us till the end of December 2002 to disburse this fund to the next of kin of Mr. Adil Bantam, or the money will be used to buy arms to support the civil wars in Sierra Leone and Angola. It was as a result of these directives from government that made the Board of Directors of our Bank to meet. After careful considerations of the intention of government to use the money to support war instead of eradicating disease and poverty, the board then mandated me to contact you for assistance to receive this money as the next of kin to Mr. Adil Bantam. What we want to do is to present you or your company as the next of kin to Mr. Adil Bantam which will entitle you to receive this money on his behalf. It will not be difficult to establish the relationship. You could be a relative to his later wife or his uncle from his mother�s side.  You do not have to worry about this proposal, as the Board of Union Bank is 100% behind this proposal. When we have successfully remitted the fund in your account, you shall assist us invest our shares into profitable business in your country for 2years. Your interest will be 30% of the total sum after the successful completion of this transaction.Sir, should you be willing to assist in this matter,kindly get back to me on my Telephone number +234-803-3044193 stating your telephone and fax numbers along with your bank detail were the money will be transfer to and any question you may need to ask about this transaction. We want to assure you of a hitch free transaction, as your involvement will not expose you to any risks now or after the successful completion of the transaction. We thank you once more while we look forward to your urgent response to this letter. Best regards, MR.Sadik Adebayo. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com


Red Bull "could be a force to be reckoned with in 2020"
by Louis ShawRed Bull Racing and Honda have become a force to be reckoned with. Former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer believes that if they can continue the level of performance that we saw in Brazil into next season then they will really be a force to be reckoned with.
"Of course it counted for very little in Brazil, but if Red Bull can do what they've so far failed to do in the hybrid era - start the following season as competitive as they finish the last - then the Verstappen/Red Bull/Honda package could be a force to be reckoned with in 2020," Palmer said in his BBC column.
"For Honda in particular, this was a moment that must have caused such joy. It was only four years ago that McLaren drivers Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button publicly mocked them by ironically stepping out onto the Interlagos podium after yet another woeful qualifying display, to the amusement of fans and the bemusement of Honda.
"In truth, Honda were poor back in 2015. They took a lot of stick, but the unreliability and lack of performance were clear for all to see.
"Four years later, they are back with two drivers on the same podium, only with none of the mocking irony, just pure ecstatic emotion. A turnaround complete."
Honda's turnaround has been remarkable and if they can continue to perform like this it might be enough to persuade them to stay in the sport post 2020. Max Verstappen will hope that the package next year is competitive and that he can launch a genuine bid on the World Title.


Minesweeper
Objective of the game
In spite of the name, the game consists in discovering all the boxes of the board that not contains mines, avoiding the ones they have
How to play
- To open a box simply click on it, see that it has changed its contents by:
- A number between 1 and 8: There are that number of mines near the cell.
- Void: There are no mines nearby. Cells are automatically opened until “numbered” cells are found.
- A mine with red background: Bad luck :( You have hit a mine and you have lost the game.
- You can lock a cell with a long press and a flag will appear. To be able to open the cell, again make a long press.
- To start a new game click on the face button.
Game Modes
This game has 3 different predefined levels and the possibility of creating new configurations with the limitations (for usability) that appear in the following table:
| Level |
Size |
Mines |
% Mines |
| Easy |
8 |
6 |
9.375% |
| Intermediate |
10 |
15 |
15% |
| Expert |
12 |
30 |
20.83% |
| Custom |
3 - 20 |
1 - 80% cells |
0.25% - 80% |
Sounds
If you have pressed in a cell without a mine you will hear a sound that identifies the contents of the cell.
- If you hear a beep, there are an odd number of mines nearby.
- If you hear 2 beeps, there are an even number of mines nearby.
- The more mines there are, the sharper it will be. Therefore, the most tomb sounds are for 1 or 2 mines, and the sharpest for 7 or 8 mines.
- If you press on an empty cell you will hear a scale with the 4 sounds used in the previous cases (from serious to sharp).
When the game is over there is also a scale of sounds, from the most serious to the sharpest if you win, and from sharpest to the most serious if you lose.


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Technology Focuses
- Conversation as a Platform & Artificial Intelligence
- Internet of Things (hardware in general)
- ASP.NET Core
- Open Source
I am actively engaged with with community, startups and enterprises projects on different scales.. When I get the time, passion projects are a fun way to upskill, explore/deepen knowledge and create content for blog/tutorial/talk content. Below are a few projects.
Terminology
Caap: Conversation as a Platform
NLP: Natural Language Processing
LUIS: Microsoft’s Language Understanding Intelligence Service (NLP)
AI: Artificial Intelligence
ML: Machine Learning
IoT: Internet of Things (Connected hardware and devices)
Coding & Hacking in progress - Look out for blog posts!
IoT Nerf Turret with Voice and Computer Vision | [GitHub]
[ IoT, Ardunio, Servos, RaspberryPi, Cognitive Services, AI, ML, NLP, Image Recognition]
Building a Nerf gun turret which has the ability to turn (swivel) using arduio and servo motors. A camera and microphone will provide two input mechanisms to control the device. Audio will be converted from speech to text using Microsoft Cognitive Services Bing APIs, and sent to LUIS for NLP. Based on the command, the device will use the camera and computer vision tools to determine the target, aim and fire!
Ideas and Interest Areas
Conected Smart Mirror
[ IoT, CaaP, NLP, Cognitive Services, AI ]
I’ve always wanted to create a smart mirror (one way mirror overlaying a LCD screen). The mirror will be powered by a RaspberryPi and house a personal assistant chatbot. You can have a conversation with the chatbot which will tell you news, weather, personal schedule, etc. The mirror will know who it is talking to by a camera powered by facial recognition to retain user state and history. We can possible make the chatbot proactive, displaying news alerts and messages.
Completed Projects
JabbR-Core | [GitHub]
[ ASP.NET Core, SignalR, Authentication, Entity Framework, Open Source, Cross Platform ]
Open source project porting JabbR, a chat application built with ASP.NET and SignalR, to the ASP.NET Core framework. Working with Microsoft’s ASP.NET Core engineering team.
IoT 2-Factor-Auth Door Lock (Facial + Voice Recognition) with ItsJamesIRL | [GitHub]
[ IoT, RaspberryPi3, Python, Microsoft Cognitive Services, AI ]
2FA physical locking system using Raspberry Pi3 with RP Camera V2.1 and microphone. photo and audio is sent to the Microsoft Cognitive Services APIs to do identity detection based on facial and voice recognition.
Fridge ChatBot | [GitHub] [Demo]
[ CaaP, MSFT Bot Framework, NLP:LUIS, Azure Web App ]
ChatBot that helps you make decisions on what to cook for your next meal. The bot takes ingredients that you have at home, or would like to cook with and offers recipes with ratings, links and pictures. Once you decide on a recipe, it can send you a grocery list so you know exactly what to buy! This bot can even retain the state of your grocery list.
Schedule Bot with NoWaySheCodes | [GitHub Tutorial]
[ CaaP, MSFT Bot Framework, NLP:LUIS, Azure Storage, Azure Web App ]
Chatbot that allows you to search, find and display results for sessions and activities at an event. Create a database of sessions and activities using azure table storage which the bot will query. The results are formatted and displayed through media rich cards for better viewing and UX.


Thomas Leon Highbaugh
Freelance Web Designer & Web Developer
Resurgens III
Thomas Leon Highbaugh
Electric Tantra Design and Development
A born again developer who recently discovered his eye for designs and photography. Presenting working on merging these two skills into development with a cohesive and functional style. Currently doing freelance but looking for team to learn and grow from while contributing to the success of!
Programming
Linux Skills
Hobbies
Volunteer - Assisting Homeless Shelters With Their Technology Needs Salvaging and Donating EWaste Home Lab Provisioning Experimentation Tinkering with New/Unfamiliar Linux Distros Shell Scripting for Personals SysAd My Belgian Malinois (dog) Running the Dog (5 Miles Daily) Reading: Non-Technical or Technical Advanced Kunadalini Yoga Applying for Jobs Providing Tech Support to Former Clients and to Friends/Family Self Led Learning Through Udemy/Technical Docs/Youtube Videos/ Books Administer & Troubleshoot Home Lab Programs and Learning How to Best Administer Them Writing both about technology and Unrelated Works of Non-Fiction & Fiction Digital Art (see background for example) Church & Related ActivitiesProjects
Web Development
Resurgens 2
Direct Predecessor to this site. Includes JS, a single page layout and streamline user experience. Card flipping and modal technology employed in tandem with my Electric Tantra Style. Hosted Here
Resurgens 1
Early example of the Electric Tantra Design Paradigm! All written in pure HTML5/CSS3 to demonstrate competence. The style is an early predecessor to my current style, featuring a much darker and somewhat more pastel color set. Hosted Here
1st Ward Mission Blog
A blog for a church group meeting to assist full time missionaries. All designs, development work and artwork courtesy of TLH amd free for non-commercial use with attribution
Electric Tantra Splash Page
Inspired by the r/startpage subreddit, this page is the default homepage for my browsers and provides me with a series of useful links, the current time and provides me with a search box upon pressing the spacebar. This site was intended to both speed up my use of browsers for productivity purposes as well as showcase my Javascript skills without prior to my development of a React based web site [currently in progress] for demonstration purposes.
Linux: BASH Scripting & Provisioning
Colt45 GUI Installer
Using Zenity and BASH functions, this script features a GUI which gives the user dozens of options for installing programs on a freshly provisioned Linux desktop. Developed for personal use, due to my reinstallation of my OS every week or so as I am tinkering with my OS in hopes of developing a personal customization that is optimal for my purposes, this script differs from most other rapid installation applications in that the recipes are coded into the script and no remote server is hosting it. This simplification means that I incur no hosting costs, need not host a remote server to run Ansible and can easily reprovision my desktop environment without having to manually reinstall the programs I use regularly nor use the GNOME store's often broken installation paradigm.
Decommissioner
Shell script that creates an install script from the packages on the current system (Linux Only). Starting with a script that pulls off the list of packages installed on board, the script than creates (and backs up into an archive) an installation script that will install (most of) those packages for the purpose of reprovisioning my workstation as it was when it was freshly installed minus the hours remembering what all I had previously.
colt45 Automatic Reprovisioner
A script which installs a host of software that I find myself using on my workstations. Being that I am trying to learning the internals of the OS better and NPM being generally prone to breaking, I find myself reinstalling way more than I would like to. This predates the decommissioner state mentioned above, but I still find it useful as it includes install methods not available to the above script due to my use of Flatpak and Snap as well.


Arguments
For a simple application you may not need Commands; CliArguments
classes are used
to parse command line arguments without consideration of Commands.
Example
Let's say we want a utility used like: UtilityName [-s] [--name Bob] [6.1]
This has one Option -s
, one OptionParameter --name Bob
and a positional Operand 6.1
class SimpleProgram {
void main(string[] args) {
// One line parsing of any `BaseCliArguments` implementation
var arguments = Cli.Parse<SimpleCliArguments>(args);
// Object oriented access to your arguments
Console.WriteLine("The name is: " + arguments.Name);
Console.WriteLine("Switch flag: " + arguments.Switch);
Console.WriteLine("Positional Operand 1: " + arguments.FirstOperand);
}
}
class SimpleCliArguments : BaseCliArguments {
public SimpleCliArguments() : base("SimpleApp") { }
// Defining a CliArguments class is as easy as adding
// attributes to your POCO properties
[Option(LongName: "switch",
ShortName: 's')]
public bool Switch { get; set; }
// Both Option and OptionParameter attributes support a
// combination of -o and --option style invocations
[OptionParameter(LongName: "name",
ShortName: 'n')]
public string Name { get; set; }
// Operands can be mapped positionally
// But BaseCliArguments also has a .Operands string[] where
// un-mapped operands are stored
[Operand(Position: 1)]
public decimal FirstOperand { get; set; }
// When the user makes a mistake, a default handler takes over
// You can override this behaviour on this Virtual method
public override void OnUserFacingException(UserFacingException e, string message) {
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
// When the user invokes --help/-h a default handler will take over
// You can define your own behaviour by overriding this Virtual method
public override void OnHelpInvoked(string helpText) {
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
}
Attributes
We use Attributes to define CLI functionality
[Option(LongName = string, ShortName = char)]
- Apply to: Class Properties
- Output Types: Bool
- Detail: Defines an On/Off option for use on the CLI
- Argument, LongName: the case in-sensitive name to be used like
--name
- Argument, ShortName: the case sensitive character to be used like
-n
- Usable with:
Required
andHelp
attributes
[OptionParameter(LongName = string, ShortName = char)]
- Apply to: Class Properties
- Output Types: Primitive Types, Enums, Lists of Primitives or Enums
- Detail: Defines a parameter which can be invoked to provide a value
- Argument, LongName: the case in-sensitive name to be used like
--name
- Argument, ShortName: the case sensitive character to be used like
-n
- Usable with:
Required
andHelp
attributes
[Operand(Position = int)]
- Apply to: Class Properties
- Output Types: Primitive Types, Enums, Lists of Primitives or Enums
- Detail: Maps a positional operand from the end of a CLI command
- Argument, Position: the 1 based position of the Operand
- Usable with:
Required
andHelp
attributes
[EnvironmentVariable(VariableName = string)]
- Apply to: Class Properties
- Output Types: Primitive Types, Enums, Lists of Primitives or Enums
- Detail: Maps a variable from the environment
- Argument, VariableName: the case in-sensitive name of the environment variable
- Usable with:
Required
andHelp
attributes
[Required]
- Apply to: Option, OptionParameter, Operand or EnvironmentVariable properties
- Detail: Makes an Option or Operand mandatory for the user to provide
[Help(Detail = string)]
- Apply to: Class Properties with any Option, Operand or EnvironmentVariable Attribute applied, or an CliArguments Class
- Detail: Provides custom documentation on an Option, Operand or CliArguments Class, which will be consumed by the help generator
Use case
The following is an example implementation for use in a simple message sending application
The following is used like:
UtilityName [ -v | --verbose ] [ -s | --subject "your subject" ] [ -i | --importance ] [ normal | high ] ] [message]
// Usage is as simple as
class MessagingProgram {
void main(string[] args) {
var arguments = Cli.Parse<MessagingCliArguments>(args);
// Use the arguments object...
}
}
class MessagingCliArguments : BaseCliArguments {
public MessagingCliArguments() : base("Message Sender") { }
// Verbose will be a familiar option to most CLI users
[Option(LongName: "verbose",
ShortName: 'v')]
public bool Verbose { get; set; }
// A subject *must* be provided by the user
[Required]
[OptionParameter(LongName: "subject",
ShortName: 's')]
public string Subject { get; set; }
// An enum importance level for the message.
// If not provided this is defaulted to `Normal`
// User can provide the value as a number or string (ie. '2' or 'high')
[OptionParameter(LongName: "importance",
ShortName: 'i')]
public MessageImportanceEnum Importance { get; set; } = MessageImportanceEnum.Normal;
// A list of strings
// Lists support all the same types as any other option parameter
// The Cli expects list values in the form `item1,item2,item3` etc
[OptionParameter(LongName: "recipients")]
public List<string> Recipients { get; set; }
// Variables can be mapped from the environment
[Required]
[EnvironmentVariable("MSGSDR_PASSWORD")]
public string Password { get; set; }
// A message *must* be provided as the first operand
[Required]
[Operand(1)]
public string Message { get; set; }
}
enum MessageImportanceEnum {
Normal = 1,
High = 2
}
Value Defaults
If the user does not provide an non-required option-parameter or operand, it can be useful to configure the application with a default.
This is easily done using C# property initialisers, and will otherwise use the type's default value
// The following Importance Enum will always be set to 'Normal'
// if the user does not provide a value
[OptionParameter(LongName: "importance",
ShortName: 'i')]
public MessageImportanceEnum Importance { get; set; } = MessageImportanceEnum.Normal;
Supported Types
Both OptionParameter and Operand arguments can be mapped to a number of different .Net types
Primitive & 'Primitive like' Types
- These are your String, Int, Long, Double, Float, Decimal, Bool, etc...
- Should support any simple type which implements
IConvertible
, although this can't be exhaustively tested
Enums
- Parses custom enums from both the numeric value or the string/name for a value
Lists
- Supports the generic collection:
List<T>
- Parses lists from the form
item1,item2,item3
T
can be any type supported above
- Supports the generic collection:


Temperature
Phase Space of Temperature
Inspired by Dynamic system thoery.
Clustering derivation
Phase space network.


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--- title: Nginx -- 24 -- Too Many Open Files Error And Solution layout: post ---
I'm getting the following error in my nginx server error log file:
2010/04/16 13:24:16 [crit] 21974#0: *3188937 open() "/usr/local/nginx/html/50x.html" failed (24: Too many open files), client: 88.x.y.z, server: example.com, request: "GET /file/images/background.jpg HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:81//file/images/background.jpg", host: "example.com"
How do I fix this problem under CentOS / RHEL / Fedora Linux or UNIX like operating systems?
Increase Open FD Limit at Linux OS Level
Linux / UNIX sets soft and hard limit for the number of file handles and open files. You can use ulimit command to view those limitations:su - nginx
To see the hard and soft values, issue the command as follows:ulimit -Hn
ulimit -SnYour operating system set limits on how many files can be opened by nginx server. You can easily fix this problem by setting or increasing system open file limits under Linux. Edit file /etc/sysctl.conf, enter:
# vi /etc/sysctl.conf
Append / modify the following line:fs.file-max = 70000
Save and close the file. Edit /etc/security/limits.conf, enter:# vi /etc/security/limits.conf
Set soft and hard limit for all users or nginx user as follows:nginx soft nofile 10000 nginx hard nofile 30000Save and close the file. Finally, reload the changes with sysctl command:
nginx worker_rlimit_nofile Option (Increase Open FD Limit at Nginx Level)# sysctl -p
Nginx also comes with worker_rlimit_nofile directive which allows to enlarge this limit if it's not enough on fly at process level. To set the value for maximum file descriptors that can be opened by nginx process. Edit nginx.conf file, enter:
# vi /usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf
Append / edit as follows:# set open fd limit to 30000 worker_rlimit_nofile 30000;Save and close the file. Reload nginx web server, enter:
# /usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx -t && /usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx -s reload
# su - nginx
$ ulimit -Hn
$ ulimit -Sn
Sample outputs:30000 10000See also:
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Please Note: There are over 100 more detailed code examples in Java, JavaScript and the REST API below.
new MockServerClient("localhost", 1080)
.when(
request()
.withMethod("POST")
.withPath("/login")
.withBody("{username: 'foo', password: 'bar'}")
)
.respond(
response()
.withStatusCode(302)
.withCookie(
"sessionId", "2By8LOhBmaW5nZXJwcmludCIlMDAzMW"
)
.withHeader(
"Location", "https://www.mock-server.com"
)
);
Please Note: There are over 100 more detailed code examples in Java, JavaScript and the REST API below.
var mockServerClient = require('mockserver-client').mockServerClient;
mockServerClient("localhost", 1080).mockAnyResponse({
"httpRequest": {
"method": "POST",
"path": "/login",
"body": "{username: 'foo', password: 'bar'}"
},
"httpResponse": {
"statusCode": 302,
"headers": {
"Location" : [ "https://www.mock-server.com" ]
},
"cookies": {
"sessionId" : "2By8LOhBmaW5nZXJwcmludCIlMDAzMW"
}
}
});
An expectation contains:
MockServer will play expectations in the exact order they are added. For example, if an expectation A is added with Times.exactly(3) then expectation B is added with Times.exactly(2) with the same request matcher they will be applied in the following order A, A, A, B, B.
A request matcher can contain any of the following matchers:
Actions can be one of the following types:
A response action can be:
either a response literal containing any of the following:
or a templated response using javascript or velocity with a delay
A forward action can be:
either an exact forwarder, that forwards requests exactly as it receives them, containing the following:
or a templated forwarder using javascript or velocity, with a delay, that allows requests to be modified or completely re-written before they are forwarded
A callback action can be used to dynamically generate a response based on the request:
call a java class that has a default constructor, implements org.mockserver.mock.action.ExpectationResponseCallback and is available on the classpath
call a closure using the java or javascript clients
An error action can return an invalid response as a sequence of bytes or drop the connection