| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.testing.extension.junit.email; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import com.icegreen.greenmail.util.ServerSetup; | |
| 4 | ||
| 5 | import fr.sii.ogham.testing.util.RandomPortUtils; | |
| 6 | ||
| 7 | /** | |
| 8 | * Extension of {@link ServerSetup} to handle random port. | |
| 9 | * | |
| 10 | * Range (min and max port numbers) must be specified. | |
| 11 | * | |
| 12 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 13 | * | |
| 14 | */ | |
| 15 | public class RandomPortServerSetup extends ServerSetup { | |
| 16 | private final int minPort; | |
| 17 | private final int maxPort; | |
| 18 | private int currentPort; | |
| 19 | ||
| 20 | /** | |
| 21 | * Initialize the range of ports for a particular protocol. It uses the | |
| 22 | * default bind address ({@code "<IP_ADDRESS>"} defined by | |
| 23 | * {@link ServerSetup}). | |
| 24 | * | |
| 25 | * @param minPort | |
| 26 | * the minimum port value | |
| 27 | * @param maxPort | |
| 28 | * the maximum port value | |
| 29 | * @param protocol | |
| 30 | * the protocol | |
| 31 | */ | |
| 32 | public RandomPortServerSetup(int minPort, int maxPort, String protocol) { | |
| 33 | this(minPort, maxPort, null, protocol); | |
| 34 | } | |
| 35 | ||
| 36 | /** | |
| 37 | * Initialize the range of ports for a particular protocol. The bind address | |
| 38 | * is manually specified ({@code null} can be specified to use default bind | |
| 39 | * address). | |
| 40 | * | |
| 41 | * @param minPort | |
| 42 | * the minimum port value | |
| 43 | * @param maxPort | |
| 44 | * the maximum port value | |
| 45 | * @param bindAddress | |
| 46 | * the bind address | |
| 47 | * @param protocol | |
| 48 | * the protocol | |
| 49 | */ | |
| 50 | public RandomPortServerSetup(int minPort, int maxPort, String bindAddress, String protocol) { | |
| 51 | super(0, bindAddress, protocol); | |
| 52 | this.minPort = minPort; | |
| 53 | this.maxPort = maxPort; | |
| 54 | } | |
| 55 | ||
| 56 | @Override | |
| 57 | public int getPort() { | |
| 58 |
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1. getPort : negated conditional → SURVIVED 2. getPort : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE 3. getPort : negated conditional → TIMED_OUT |
if (currentPort == 0) { |
| 59 | currentPort = RandomPortUtils.findAvailableTcpPort(minPort, maxPort); | |
| 60 | } | |
| 61 |
3
1. getPort : replaced int return with 0 for fr/sii/ogham/testing/extension/junit/email/RandomPortServerSetup::getPort → NO_COVERAGE 2. getPort : replaced int return with 0 for fr/sii/ogham/testing/extension/junit/email/RandomPortServerSetup::getPort → SURVIVED 3. getPort : replaced int return with 0 for fr/sii/ogham/testing/extension/junit/email/RandomPortServerSetup::getPort → TIMED_OUT |
return currentPort; |
| 62 | } | |
| 63 | ||
| 64 | /** | |
| 65 | * Add possibility to reset port in order to reuse the same server instance | |
| 66 | * and configuration on different port when restarted. | |
| 67 | */ | |
| 68 | public void resetPort() { | |
| 69 | currentPort = 0; | |
| 70 | } | |
| 71 | ||
| 72 | @Override | |
| 73 | public boolean equals(Object obj) { | |
| 74 |
1
1. equals : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
if (!super.equals(obj)) { |
| 75 |
1
1. equals : replaced boolean return with true for fr/sii/ogham/testing/extension/junit/email/RandomPortServerSetup::equals → NO_COVERAGE |
return false; |
| 76 | } | |
| 77 |
1
1. equals : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
if (this.getClass() != obj.getClass()) { |
| 78 |
1
1. equals : replaced boolean return with true for fr/sii/ogham/testing/extension/junit/email/RandomPortServerSetup::equals → NO_COVERAGE |
return false; |
| 79 | } | |
| 80 | RandomPortServerSetup other = (RandomPortServerSetup) obj; | |
| 81 |
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1. equals : replaced boolean return with true for fr/sii/ogham/testing/extension/junit/email/RandomPortServerSetup::equals → NO_COVERAGE 2. equals : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
return currentPort == other.currentPort; |
| 82 | } | |
| 83 | | |
| 84 | @Override | |
| 85 | public int hashCode() { | |
| 86 |
3
1. hashCode : Replaced integer multiplication with division → NO_COVERAGE 2. hashCode : Replaced integer addition with subtraction → NO_COVERAGE 3. hashCode : replaced int return with 0 for fr/sii/ogham/testing/extension/junit/email/RandomPortServerSetup::hashCode → NO_COVERAGE |
return 31 * super.hashCode() + currentPort; |
| 87 | } | |
| 88 | ||
| 89 | } | |
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴11-Apr-19 10:39 AM
Keppie11-Apr-19 10:39 AM
that makes 0sense
im korean, i swear
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴11-Apr-19 10:39 AM
so, you're doing a snapshot every hr for 24 hrs?
kolo11-Apr-19 10:39 AM
I can’t say exact timestamp for snapshot
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴11-Apr-19 10:39 AM
kolo11-Apr-19 10:45 AM
You’d better dislike variety now, than hammer me if something goes wrong in a timestamp I announce
Time is still irreversible for us
Keppie11-Apr-19 10:46 AM
Someone got me a link to RFOX discord ?
CryptoNinjaa11-Apr-19 10:47 AM
Not sure if there is one Keppie, The Telegram channel is active though. Benny is answering Qs there with other team members
t.me/redfoxlabs
Keppie11-Apr-19 10:48 AM
Alright, thanks
CHMEX11-Apr-19 10:49 AM
Here a SUGGESTION first block that is mined after 14th of April 2019 12.00pm UTC is the snapshot height.
Sync a node now with addressindex=1 after it's fully synched stop the daemon
After the blockheight is known start daemon with -stopat=HEIGHT
Daemon will sync up to that height and than not accept new blocks.
Do a getsnapshot from there and distribute the VOTE2019 which will be something 600 sendmany calls.
kolo11-Apr-19 11:04 AM
@CHMEX process is almost same
siu - Chainmakers11-Apr-19 11:15 AM
getsnapshot or similar rpc call exist
Its quite simple
Alright11-Apr-19 11:19 AM
@kolo what is the timestamp?
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Alright11-Apr-19 11:34 AM
Ah lol sorry about that, didn't scroll up enough to see you had said you cannot announce.
I don't understand why you cannot.
@kolo are you aware the getsnapshot rpc exists?
you can easily snapshot any given block with a single rpc command
blackjok3r11-Apr-19 11:36 AM
you need to sync to the block though. get snapshot doesnt take a height... I was going to fix that but it would taek weeks massive job
Alright11-Apr-19 11:36 AM
invalidate the next and do getsnapshot
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CHMEX11-Apr-19 11:37 AM
that's why I suggested use -stopat=HEIGHT
Alright11-Apr-19 11:38 AM
yes that as well
stopat probably safer option
blackjok3r11-Apr-19 11:39 AM
he can use the notarystats.py scrtipt I made also at that height to get exact ntoary counts for KMD and AC..
Cryptoon11-Apr-19 11:44 AM
Kmd getting shot in the face lol
Really good time for jl to fill his order
Buddz199311-Apr-19 11:44 AM
we touched 19.5 k sats I believe
really nice price to rebuy
Hollowman900011-Apr-19 11:49 AM
Vbk 1268 sats
Ouch.gif
Kitchen Table11-Apr-19 11:50 AM
The real kicker is that KMD has been going down since the beginning of the month and then we get a day like this. I should have held off a few more hours on that buy.


My medicated schizophrenic friend payed for an 8th of long skinny grayish white and blue with small brown capped mushrooms. I ate half the 8th in his car on the way to a city park where I was going to spend the night in the hopes of waking up early the next morning to hit the close by labor pool. A small hint of the effects were slightly apparent about 20-30 min. after ingestion while still in the car. I was dropped off at the park and found a spot to lay out my sleeping bag.
This park is old and in the mid-town area of a somewhat major city and is for the most part grass and trees and old sunken in metal benches with a statue, pathways and a small picnic area. It was vacant except for a couple not too far from me having a small argument which lasted about 15 minutes after I got there, a cop car parked at the edge of the park aware of my presence, a sleeping homeless guy and various other peasants and crack addicts here and there. I was in a good mood despite I had been feeling a bit adjetated and swimmy headed all day partly due to the fact that I had taken a Welbutrin the day before for the first time which was by then completely worn off.
I layed in my sleeping bag and dazed and thought and read a little bit out of the Bhagavad-Gita As It Is. The effects subtly came on strongly and were extremely pleasant. The body high was very strong and felt great and the trees would shift every so often. I remember laughing to myself about some kind of silly thought. I eventually ended up withdrawing into my sleeping bag.
Before I knew it I was coming into the reality of the suffering and goodness of various people in my life including my sister and an alcoholic friend and was crying like an infant. I battled my ego in disgust of it. This happens to me every time. I went deeper into myself/soul or however you want to put it, snotting and wrenching the kind of cries that come from essence of the soul. Something very spiritual was happening to me as I asked and experienced forgiveness from God who I addressed as Jesus.
A local homeless crack addict walked by and was disturbed at the sight of me. Eventually I got up and I donít know if it was that I allowed my mind to take me in to my void and personal hell, if I just had to be taught a lesson or if I had actually come to the realization and disturbing truth of what is taught in the Bhagavad-Gita of this material existence being a punishment or result of something I as an eternal soul did a long time ago, hence my falling from God and continue to do as I pursue comfort, illusion, and selfish desires. As I walked into the city bare foot, and beginning to hyperventilate, I donít know if it was my mind, a demon or some kind of spirit teacher making me realize and condemning myself for always having to be 'so cool' and 'so punkí.
The realization of the fact that Iím dying and focused on the wrong often negative and hurtful things was not pretty. I walked through the city (still in the same area which was mainly void of traffic and people) to the city hospital for criminals and people with low income. I walked into the lobby barefoot and obviously quite comical in appearance expecting to be taken into the mental ward or something like that in the hopes of some kind of doctor or good soul to help me. I was having somewhat of a hypertensive crisis and my hands and arms were going numb. I was very much aware of the fact that I was dying-even quicker at that moment-yet was refused emergency treatment, it being made known to me that I have to wait just like everybody else although I was damn near falling out.
Just about everyone in the emergency room including the workers seemed to mock and laugh at me as I was going through a crisis. I just wanted somebody to help me but had to accept that this world can be a very cold and backwards and that actually no human can do anything for me when it comes down to it. I walked out of the hospital into the city as people seemed to glare at and laugh at me. Ignorance really is blindess that works evil and I witnessed the same bad human nature that drove people to crucify Jesus Christ. I walked around the city in a panic, realizing that no amount of mental prayers were going to save my soul as I felt as if I was decending into my own private self-induced hell.
Realizing the truth that the mind is a terrible thing to waste and that while we are in these human bodies the best thing we can be doing is cultivating the right knowledge and applying it which for me (I only say 'for me' so I donít 'push my beliefs') was the science of self-realization, the Bhagavad-Gita and chanting the Hare Krishna mantra - which for the first time after a month in a half worth of mostly silent practice - chanted loudly and effectively experiencing its transcendental powers, as I achieved pleasure and hope of liberation.
This went on for several hours as I realized that chanting Hare Krishna is the only thing I need to be doing. Not sleeping, not trying to be cool, or popular or chasing dreams but rather building my spiritual body. I at one point was on my knees 'dying' and trembling as I experienced void and hell. I refused it and got back up and chanted loudly and almost irately. I walked by a group of thuggish teenage kids who proceeded to laugh at me and possibly jump me but backed off as I chanted irately - my tone quite defensive- and pointed at one stating 'There is a hell!' which seemed to be quite disturbing and effective for them. Keep in mind I was still hyperventilating and 'dyingí. I decided to take my punishment like a man and chant victoriously to my very last breath.
I walked around and chanted for several hours. As I achieved the transcendental vibrations it seemed to be agreeing with peoples spirits that I would pass by and I believe alot of the people who witnessed all this knew what was going on with me/what I was doing, including the cop parked at the edge of the park who seemed to be some kind of angel as he casually just observed and it was almost as if he knew exactly what was going on.
Anyway thankfully I am still occupying this body although I feel as if I suffered a little brain damage from hyperventilating for so long. Obviously I was being taught something as it wouldnít be very fair for my loved ones for 'me' to just expire with out any explanation towards them and having so much unfinished business.
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Ingredients
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- 2 ripe avocados
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- 2 small green apples
- 200g baby spinach
- 30g fresh mint/basil
- 2 cups rice
- 2 limes
- olive oil
- chili flakes
- walnuts
Steps
- 1. Heat the oven to 200C. Place the chicken breasts and avocado (halved and pitted) in the pan and coat lightly with olive oil, chili flakes, salt and pepper. Place in the oven for 25min until fully cooked.
- 2. Bring water to a boil. Add in rice and cook for 20 minutes until slightly al dente.
- 3. Remove chicken breasts and avocado from the pan. Add the rice to the roasting pan and mix with the juices. Slice up the baby spinach and add. Mix up the lime juice, 6tbps olive oil, chopped mint/basil, and pomegranate seeds as a dressing pour 3/4 over the pan. Mix.
- 4. Slice up the chicken and add it and the avocado back to the pan. Scatter over walnuts and add remaining dressing.


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Chapter 9 Hunger
We were so tired that we could not move much forward. We went a few miles, picked up potato leftovers in the field and like piglets stuffed them into us. So we hastened to dawn. It was terribly cold. We could not recognise each other in the morning. Dirty, tired, cold, we went further. The villages were still asleep. At times, there was a rooster’s sound or dog barking. We happened to meet some soldier, but without a word we went on without asking him anything.
For us it was all the same now. We walked all day with small stops.  We only eat carrots. On the way we found a corn field where we rested and ate a little. By evening we reached a village. Our march stopped by the trenches.
They were freshly dug, which intrigued us so much. Is there an Eastern Front already? We were afraid to go on. We landed in the roadside heap. Terrible cold and wind with rain did not give us any rest. We huddled together to warm ourselves up, but it did not help much.
Dawn. At a distance of 300 m from the heap stood a newly built large barrack. In the distance the village, and near the trenches stretched far away.
For long time no one was seen. Strangely calm. Terrible hunger began to sting us. There was no carrots or cabbage to be found in the vicinity. Around 10 o’clock it stopped raining. Underneath our pile came a boy and started to collect potatoes, which after the rain were easily visible. I went to him. I learned that Poles lived in the barrack, and for a period they were taken by Germans to dig trenches. Today is Sunday, so they do not work. He could not tell us where we were. At my request went to call a better-oriented colleague. Around 15:00 hour his colleague came. He also did not know much or did not want to tell us. He went out to find and bring a map for which we did not waited.
Night had fallen. The wind rose and it began to rain. What to do? We do not lose hope. If there are Poles in the camp, then some help will be given to us. I took off the uniform. Only in a sweater, without a hat, I went to the barrack. Bolek stayed for backup. I walked into the barrack. Party on the whole. Harmony plays from ear to ear. Nobody paid attention to me. I got to one of the elder men. It turned out he was from my region. He gave me bread and butter. The second portion I took for Bolek. After a long search, my friend came from under the heap. He dit not give me the map. He probably was afraid. I received a card from him to buy 2 kg of bread. None of the persons, however, could tell me exactly where we were. I went out. Bolek was already impatient.
We continued our journey. We walked along the railroad track. In the morning we came to a city. From the distance there were church towers. It was dark yet, and the ranks of people, with something like arms on their shoulders, were hurrying to the trenches. This made the impression of military manoeuvres, all the more when they started shooting with machine guns, and along the track was advancing an infantry. Under the light bulb we managed to escape to the pine grove. These were just military exercises.
It started to brighten up. Machine guns stopped firing. More and closer to us were the sounds of German commands. I reached out to the edge of the forest and saw straight in front of me the copse marching company of the army. Under the grove they stopped. They spread all the instruments for gun training. The soldiers divided into groups and started the training. Our location was tragic. Exiting into the open field would mean they will detect us. It could end up in a chase. Staying at the spot was also dangerous because during the break in the exercises the soldiers could enter the woods and would notice us. We stayed, however.
As we had predicted, there was a break in the exercises and several Germans entered the grove to help themselves with their physiological needs. We were unnoticed. To our joy, it began to rain. The company stopped the firing training and marched back.
There were more surprises that day. Suddenly Bolek got fever. He began to hallucinate. He complained that I was responsible for escaping, that we were in this situation and she wouldn’t move, that he would’ve live, and that he would have to die anyway, and so on. Under these conditions, marching further was no longer possible. I talked into him how I could, and when that did not work, we got edgy. Perhaps the weapon would break our dispute, but something like encouragement would come to us. It has been two weeks since this wandering in the dark. We looked into each other’s eyes and kissed.
Bolek’s fever did not go away, but he seemed to give himself completely to my care. He just asked not to leave him, and if so, notify his parents. I recalled the similar wishes of Józef Bartecki in Auschwitz, my best childhood friend. He is no longer alive. Did Bolek need to see this fate? This time, fate would be shared.
We shaved and cleaned as best as possible. Again the sun appeared in the west. Without waiting for the evening we set out for the city. On the way, comping back from the fields, a wooden wagon with ladies singing a Polish song. It seemed like good fortune.
We entered the city Meseritz (today Międzyrzecze) near Międzychodu. Bolek bought bread in the bakery that was waiting for us to disappear in our hungry stomachs. Next to the bakery stood a young boy with the letter “P”. We started to chat with him and straightly explained to him how our situation. He promised to help us. He advised us not to go to the station, because there are constantly strict controls, especially from the military. He led us to colleagues who commute from Międzychod to work. He went ahead, and we followed him, twenty steps from behind. On the way we encountered a mass of soldiers in bright military hatbands. We gave each other the honors by raising our hands the Nazi way. So we fortunately crossed the whole city. In the northern part of the town was a sawmill owned by the Germans. There was a barrack in the backyard, and there in it lived the men to whom we were led by this unknown and honest Pole.
His colleagues were not there. They came in later in the evening. We made our We introduced ourselves to each other. They were very kind. Also Poles. They gave us warm coffee and bread. Warm coffee, we drank it for the first time since the escape. In return, as a hairdresser, I gave them all a haircut. I just finished cutting when the sirens were running. Air alarm. Mates all in fear. They just showed us the way and told us to run away because it could be control. So we did. We went along the railroad track towards Międzychodu. At the nearest station we had to get on a train that was leaving at 6am.
It was 26 October. The freezing did not allowed us to sleep. Our eye-lids were like glue. In the toilet at the station we waited until finally the train arrived. We paid for the ticket on the train. About 7 o’clock we arrived in Międzychodu. We gave the tickets at the exit of the station. We went to the estate 5 km away from Międzychodu. Bolek’s aunt was working there. It was already a bright day. Behind us were some uniformed men. Marching during the day was a risk.


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ADDICTED TO LOVE A film review by Michael Redman Copyright 1997 Michael Redman
**1/2 (out of ****)
Sam and Maggie start off their relationship on an odd note. Hiding out in a tumbling down building opposite their former lovers' apartment; they watch visions projected on a whitewashed wall and listen to their orgasms blasting out of loudspeakers while plotting their demise.
Well, it may not be much more bizarre than the beginning of many relationships, but this one features Matthew Broderick and Meg Ryan not your best friend and new paramour.
Astronomer Sam (Broderick) is shocked when he receives a Dear John letter from long-time love Linda (Kelly Preston) who is far away in New York for a two-month teaching workshop. Stunned, he hops the first plane to the Big Apple and tracks her down by going from hotel to hotel. (Don't try this at home kids, it's a little more difficult in real life.)
Discovering that she has shacked up with French chef Anton (Tcheky Karyo), Sam breaks into the abandoned tenement across the street and sets up his personal observatory. Constructing the world's best camera obscura, he watches their comings and goings and takes copious notes hoping to scientifically predict their breakup.
His dedicated study is interrupted by breaking glass and the entry of leather-clad motorcycle-riding babe Maggie (Ryan). She isn't interested in waiting around so that he can reclaim her former sweetheart as Sam is doing. Maggie wants to inflict pain on the man who dumped her. Revenge is her motive.
Bugging the apartment, she brings sound to Sam's pictures and adds artistic passion to his scientific rationality. Their spy station complete, they are content for a while to be voyeurs. Then they slip into a more active mode; plotting to destroy the relationship, bugging (in another sense) Anton's restaurant, getting it shut down and virtually destroying his life.
All along, as is inevitable, Sam and Maggie fall in love despite their best efforts not to. Bad Girl Maggie The Cat is just the person to wake Sam up and he brings hope to her life.
The stars are among the most appealing people working in films today. >From a man's point of view, Meg Ryan is beautiful and overtly sexual without having the typical Hollywood overly-endowed body by "Playboy" and Broderick is the guy you'd like to have as a best buddy. Occasionally there's some very heavy chemistry between them, but sometimes it is strangely lacking.
Ryan's role is a stretch for her from her usual romantic roles ("When Harry Met Sally") but she's up to the task. Maggie is out for blood and although sensuous in a severe way, she's no naive Sally. Broderick is his usual nice guy, but even he shows a talent for the sadistic.
There are several dazzling visuals, many of which involve the projected images as Sam and Maggie stand with moving pictures of their past significant others covering their bodies. In one particularly striking moment, the astronomer is painting the wall white as parts of Linda's likeness begin to sparkle with vitality.
Preston's character is nothing more than a place-holder for the plot, but Karyo's is a different matter. For the first half of the film, he is not much more, but when the movie shifts into the farce mode, he becomes the center of attention.
It is this French farce component that is the weak point of the film. If it is true that the French worship Jerry Lewis, then this section is for them. Not being a huge Lewis-imitator fan, the bumblings around in a body cast scenes fall flat for me.
It's damning with faint praise to say that, for all of its darkness, this is one of the best romantic comedies recently. It's worth a watch, but not as memorable a one as it could have been.
[This appeared in the 6/6/97 issue of the "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>]
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I recently travelled back to my home town of Portland, Oregon and a debate quickly broke out comparing the weather between where I live now (New York City) and the Portland area. To settle the bet, quickly graphing a few seasons worth of data in R (of course!) was in order.
The Approach
The main question that needed answering was How Similar are the temperatures of Portland and New York?
Using ggplot to show the last few seasons of high and low temperatures should quickly get us a visual comparison of the two areas and allow us to draw inferences of similarity.
The Data
NOAA has a very accessible climate data repository. It’s free to use and request and the level of detail is pretty remarkable.
I ordered a data set to include daily temperature and precipitation data from 2012 to present (July 2015).
The Analysis
All the code is at the bottom of this post.
The data was ready for download in a few hours and was easily imported into R. The data was clean and very little had to be done to prepare it for graphing. For convenience, I created a temperature conversion function and reset the TMAX and TMIN columns to read in Celcius rather than tenths of degrees in Celcius.
To get a good look at the daily temperatures, I used a ribbon plot. Ribbon plots are great for showing a range of trending data. It was famously used in Edward Tufte’s visual representation of Napoleon’s march to Moscow.
Since this is a visual analysis, the easiest thing to do is to graph the temperature data simultaneously and visually observe any differences. The first graph I produced was:
Blue is New York City and green is Portland Oregon.
A few observations immediately jump out:
- There is quite a bit of overlap in the temperatures of the two cities
- Portland does not get as cold in the winter
- Portland’s low temperatures in the summer are much lower than NYC but the highs are fairly similar.
- This last winter in NYC sucked. I’m pretty sure that was a scientific fact prior to this analysis.
This graph allowed us to conclude that the temperatures of the two locations are fairly similar during the spring and fall and the largest differences exist in the summer and winter (when the temperatures are highest and lowest). It seems that Portland provides respite from the heat at night while New Yorkers continue to suffer all day and night.
To confirm or reject this newfound observation, we could graph the intra-day range of the temperatures throughout the year and compare the difference of the ranges.
There’s a bit of nuance in the last statement. The range of the daily temperature is found by subtracting the day’s high from the day’s low. This produces a daily range of temperature. We can then subtract one city’s range from another to produce a comparison of each day’s temperature range. If Portland truly gets colder at night after a similar daily high temperature then the range of temperature in Portland will be higher. Subtracting Portland’s range from New York’s will produce a result much higher than 0 if Portland does indeed get cooler at night. :+1: for math!
The individual daily range is pretty noisy, but a smoother can be applied to show the general seasonal differences.
For the last three years, the temperature ranges in Portland and New York are pretty similar expcept during the summer. The difference in ranges are pretty close to zero until summer when Portland fluctuates by around 7 degrees. This year (2015) has the highest fluctuations.
Conclusion
All in all, the temperatures in New York and Portland are pretty similar. The biggest differences occur during the summer when New York refuses to cool off at night.
This was a fun chance to play around with the ribbon plot and do graphical analysis.


We are all suckers for beautiful produce. There's nothing better than a bright red apple and a smooth capsicum. We only love unblemished produce because that's what we think is suitable for consumption. 20-30% of the farmers' fruitage is deformed and imperfect. This is called Ugly Produce.
Grocery stores refuse to stock the 'not so good looking' or Ugly Produce which is perfectly ready to consume. 133 billion pounds of food is being thrown away because of its appearence, regardless of it being safe and edible. That's one third the food produced every year.
Vegetables and fruits are given a makeover everyday, with the wax coating over fruits and the dewy mist over vegetables. What chance does a misshaped desi sabzi have against these pretty foods. This wastage has a huge impact on the environment and huge losses to the economy.
1.4 billion hectares of land which is 30% of the agri land in the world, 170 trillion litres of water which is enough to fill Lake Geneva thrice, is wasted by discarding this Ugly Produce.
Farm Theory demystifies the analogy of "Beauty being synonymous with perfection". We strive to bring about a consumer behaviour and social mindset shift towards Ugly Produce. Ugly Produce is more immune to diseases or insects because it has developed the physical resistance towards them.
Farm Theory combines the problem of middle man exploitation and the scenario of Ugly Produce to create an innovative and sustainable agri-value chain directly from farms to consumers. Thereby in the process, farmers earn upto 20-30% more.
We are a vegetable and fruits delivery service aiming to build a better food system.
Our vision is to increase farmer income and reduce food waste.
Efficient tech enabled supply chain with a network topography of hubs.
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Clear the costing values across the whole map
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Check if this space contains a given point
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Get the cost to get to this node at the moment
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Get the height of the space
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Pairing is Caring
Nichole Shelton
November 30, 2014
Pairing
Personally, I love pairing. Before I actively started reaching out to pair with others I felt so isolated and I didn't realize that others were struggling with the same concepts I was. During pairing sessions it's very beneficial to me to see how others are approaching the problems. I learn a lot from those interactions. It's really nice to get to know others and hear their stories. It's difficult for me to pair because I always feel like the weaker person.  Obviously, I need to get that in check.
Feedback
Overall, I felt great when I read my feedback. It is always so kind and affirming. Love the squirrel fam! The feedback recently has been very helpful. I plan to do more preparations before my pairing sessions and take breaks before my sessions when possible so that I'm refreshed and able to dedicate 100% to the session. Because of my schedule, I often have to pack a lot into one day and unfortunately my pairs can be a little lackluster after a 14 hour day. What is most difficult about writing feedback is giving constructive feedback to those who I feel are more advanced than I am. Overall, I love pairing and I think the feedback will be very beneficial as we move forward and are learning more challenging concepts.


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For arbitrary placement of labels, instead of using the "tickInterval" option, provide an array of tick positions to "tickArray". Only those items in the array will be displayed. The option also works with the "tickLabels" feature. The slider below has the following setup:
$('#slider1').labeledslider({ min: 4, max: 40, tickArray: [4, 8, 12, 27, 33, 38, 40], tickLabels: { 12:'cat', 38:'dog', } });


I'm the type of person who prefers drugs (pot, PCP, LSD, MDMA...) to alcohol. But one night (out of boredom and lack of weed) , a few friends and acquaintances and myself decided to drink (again). But this time we got a lot more than just beer. We each (out of the 10 or us) had about 3-4 40's each and a bottle or two of rum and Vodka.
We first started off sitting at a friendís house drinking the vodka and rum. Then we sat around thinking we weren't drunk enough. We then went for the 40's. This was a bad idea from the start.
We were 1/2 way done when we realized that we were drunk. We were falling over everything and could not get up. The girls were ditsy and the guys were horney (not a great combo). We started running in circles, which made it worse. We left and ran up to complete strangers and saluted Adolf Hitler (not the best thing to do I know).
Afterwards, girls were making out with anyone in the group who had anything left to drink. They were basically selling themselves out for a 'better' intoxication. They were degrading themselves and realized that in the end.
A little later, all the guys were trying to get the girls to sleep with them. No one wanted to though. But being intoxicated, many of them just passed out and were taken advantage of. That was the saddest day I've experienced so far. It's hard to see some of your friends corrupted and others being defiled. I regret it very much.
If this story actually does get on the site and someone reads it, I hope they gain something from it. You should be VERY cautious when you drink (and if you do for that matter). It was a terrible experience which shattered friendships, ruined lives, and overall changed everyone for good. The only thing I hope is that it doesn't happen to anyone else out there. Be careful and be safe. Peace.
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After completing my Business Science degree in Property and working in the industry for 2 years, I moved to Thailand to teach and travel South East Asia. I am currently a Business Finance Lecturer at a university in Thailand. I've always had an interest in programming and finally had the opportunity to study and hone my skills. I'm an enthusiastic, life-long learner. Always creative, always pursuing."
"Born in South Africa, I have a wild side for adventure!
After completing my Business Science degree in Property and working in the industry for 2 years, I moved to Thailand to teach and travel South East Asia. I am currently a Business Finance Lecturer at a university in Thailand. I've always had an interest in programming and finally had the opportunity to study and hone my skills. I'm an enthusiastic, life-long learner. Always creative, always pursuing."


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Problem might be addressed, see webpage
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4. Synonmyn on ominibar
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5. Memory Monitor
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6. A Timer
//TODO Ties it with Zhihu, allowing myself 3000s of reading time only.
7. Synchronise tabs management across browsers (TODO)
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Mammogram + Blood Test Example
We start from the famous Mammogram problem in the previous example:
The probability of breast cancer is 1% for a woman at age forty who participates in routine screening.   A woman in this age group had a positive mammography in a routine screening. What is the probability that she actually has breast cancer? ___% [Taken from Gigerenzer & Hoffrage 1995, after Eddy 1982]
But now our clinician knows the answer is only about 7%. That's not enough to act on, but it justifies a second test. She orders a blood test, which we assume is totally independent. This particular test detects 90% of actual cancers, and has a 15% false positive rate.
Let's call this new variables "BTSayCancer" for "blood test says cancer".
Influence Diagram and Calculator
Our diagram now looks like this:
Discussion
Positive Results on Both Tests
Previously we had 8 hits and 99 false alarms. Of the 8 hits, the blood test detects 7. Of the 99 false alarms, the blood test identifies 15. Therefore our chance is now 7/21, or about 33%.
Positive Mammogram, Negative Blood Test
Of the 8 mammogram hits, the blood test would miss 1. Of the 99 false alarms, the blood test would correctly get 84. Therefore our chance of cancer is 1/85 or about 1%.
Only a Positive Blood Test
Of 1000 such patients tested, 10 have cancer. Of those, we detect 9. However, of the remaining 990, we detect 148. Therefore our chances are 9/157 or about 6%.


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