An abstract cache store class. There are multiple cache store implementations, each having its own additional features. See the classes under the ActiveSupport::Cache module, e.g. ActiveSupport::Cache::MemCacheStore. MemCacheStore is currently the most popular cache store for large production websites.
ActiveSupport::Cache::Store is meant for caching strings. Some cache store implementations, like MemoryStore, are able to cache arbitrary Ruby objects, but don‘t count on every cache store to be able to do that.
cache = ActiveSupport::Cache::MemoryStore.new cache.read("city") # => nil cache.write("city", "Duckburgh") cache.read("city") # => "Duckburgh"
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 218 218: def decrement(key, amount = 1) 219: log("decrementing", key, amount) 220: if num = read(key) 221: write(key, num - amount) 222: else 223: nil 224: end 225: end
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 197 197: def delete(key, options = nil) 198: log("delete", key, options) 199: end
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 201 201: def delete_matched(matcher, options = nil) 202: log("delete matched", matcher.inspect, options) 203: end
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 205 205: def exist?(key, options = nil) 206: log("exist?", key, options) 207: end
Fetches data from the cache, using the given key. If there is data in the cache with the given key, then that data is returned.
If there is no such data in the cache (a cache miss occurred), then then nil will be returned. However, if a block has been passed, then that block will be run in the event of a cache miss. The return value of the block will be written to the cache under the given cache key, and that return value will be returned.
cache.write("today", "Monday") cache.fetch("today") # => "Monday" cache.fetch("city") # => nil cache.fetch("city") do "Duckburgh" end cache.fetch("city") # => "Duckburgh"
You may also specify additional options via the options argument. Setting :force => true will force a cache miss:
cache.write("today", "Monday") cache.fetch("today", :force => true) # => nil
Other options will be handled by the specific cache store implementation. Internally, fetch calls read, and calls write on a cache miss. options will be passed to the read and write calls.
For example, MemCacheStore‘s write method supports the +:expires_in+ option, which tells the memcached server to automatically expire the cache item after a certain period. We can use this option with fetch too:
cache = ActiveSupport::Cache::MemCacheStore.new cache.fetch("foo", :force => true, :expires_in => 5.seconds) do "bar" end cache.fetch("foo") # => "bar" sleep(6) cache.fetch("foo") # => nil
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 144 144: def fetch(key, options = {}) 145: @logger_off = true 146: if !options[:force] && value = read(key, options) 147: @logger_off = false 148: log("hit", key, options) 149: value 150: elsif block_given? 151: @logger_off = false 152: log("miss", key, options) 153: 154: value = nil 155: ms = Benchmark.ms { value = yield } 156: 157: @logger_off = true 158: write(key, value, options) 159: @logger_off = false 160: 161: log('write (will save %.2fms)' % ms, key, nil) 162: 163: value 164: end 165: end
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 209 209: def increment(key, amount = 1) 210: log("incrementing", key, amount) 211: if num = read(key) 212: write(key, num + amount) 213: else 214: nil 215: end 216: end
Fetches data from the cache, using the given key. If there is data in the cache with the given key, then that data is returned. Otherwise, nil is returned.
You may also specify additional options via the options argument. The specific cache store implementation will decide what to do with options.
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 174 174: def read(key, options = nil) 175: log("read", key, options) 176: end
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 96 96: def silence! 97: @silence = true 98: self 99: end
Writes the given value to the cache, with the given key.
You may also specify additional options via the options argument. The specific cache store implementation will decide what to do with options.
For example, MemCacheStore supports the +:expires_in+ option, which tells the memcached server to automatically expire the cache item after a certain period:
cache = ActiveSupport::Cache::MemCacheStore.new cache.write("foo", "bar", :expires_in => 5.seconds) cache.read("foo") # => "bar" sleep(6) cache.read("foo") # => nil
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 193 193: def write(key, value, options = nil) 194: log("write", key, options) 195: end


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07:30 am - We all are meet at Dhaneli overbridge and Collect Packed Breakfast for you and Your Family.
02:00 pm - Welcome Drink on arrival and Check in your Rooms.
03:00 pm - Take Lunch at Resturant .
05:00 pm - Spend time with Groups Members with lovely Games by Ananya Bhabhi and Sheetal kala.
09:00 pm - Take Dinner and Rest on your Rooms.
Meeting Point - Dhaneli Overbridge at 7:30 am
Kanha weather is cold so please keep your warm clothes.
07:30 am - Take Breakfast at resturant
11:00 am - Gather at Resort Lobby and Play Games with all family.
02:00 pm - Take Lunch at resturant
05:00 pm - Gather at Resort lobby and Play Games
09:00 pm - Take Dinner at resturant and Spend time at leisure.
Games theme Name
WO BACHPAN KE DIN
07.30 am- Take Breakfast at Resturant .
12.00 pm - Check out from resort With sweet memories.


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Tell Your World／livetune feat. 初音ミク
作詞・作曲・編曲：kz
形のない気持ち忘れないように
決まりきったレイアウトを消した
ふと口ずさんだフレーズを掴まえて
胸に秘めた言葉乗せ空に解き放つの
君に伝えたいことが
君に届けたいことが
たくさんの点は線になって
遠く彼方へと響く
君に伝えたい言葉
君に届けたい音が
いくつもの線は円になって
全て繋げてく どこにだって
真っ白に澄んだ光は君のよう
かざした手の隙間を伝う声が
ふと動いた指先刻むリズムに
ありったけの言葉乗せ空に解き放つの
君に伝えたいことが
君に届けたいことが
たくさんの点は線になって
遠く彼方まで穿(うが)つ
君に伝えたい言葉
君に届けたい音が
いくつもの線は円になって
全て繋げてく どこにだって
奏でていた 変わらない日々を疑わずに
朝は誰かがくれるものだと思ってた
一瞬でも信じた音 景色を揺らすの
教えてよ 君だけの世界
君が伝えたいことは
君が届けたいことは
たくさんの点は線になって
遠く彼方へと響く
君が伝えたい言葉
君が届けたい音は
いくつもの線は円になって
全て繋げてく どこにだって
Tell Your World / livetune feat. Hatsune Miku
Lyrics, Music, Arrangement: kz
Not to forget the intangible feelings
I deleted the routine layout
Grasp the phrase I happened to be humming
Spread secret words of the heart into the sky
I want to tell you
I want to give you
Nodes of feelings form a link
Echoing to the faraway distance
Words I want to tell you
Sounds I want to give you
Links of feelings form a world
Connecting everything Connecting to everywhere
The pure white light feels like you
The voice flows through my hand held against the light
On the rhythm my fingertips suddenly make
Spread all words of the heart into the sky
I want to tell you
I want to give you
Nodes of feelings form a link
Reaching over the faraway distance
Words I want to tell you
Sounds I want to give you
Links of feelings form a world
Connecting everything Connecting to everywhere
I had been playing the tune without a doubt about the rhythm of my days
I had thought the coming of mornings is a given
The sounds I believe in even for a second, shift my sceneries
Tell your world
You want to tell
You want to give
Nodes of feelings form a link
Echoing to the faraway distance
Words you want to tell
Sounds you want to give
Links of feelings form a world
Connecting everything Connecting to everywhere
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アイツもコイツも皆で集まれ！
「千本桜」ＭＶです。
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千本桜／WhiteFlame feat 初音ミク
大胆不敵に
ハイカラ革命
磊々落々（らいらいらくらく）反戦国家
日の丸印の二輪車転がし
悪霊退散 ICBM
環状線を走り抜けて 東奔西走なんのその
少年少女戦国無双 浮世の随（まにま）に
千本桜 夜ニ紛レ 君ノ声モ届カナイヨ
此処は宴 鋼の檻 その断頭台で見下ろして
三千世界 常世之闇（とこよのやみ） 嘆ク唄モ聞コエナイヨ
青藍（せいらん）の空 遥か彼方 その光線銃で打ち抜いて
百戦錬磨の見た目は将校
いったりきたりの花魁（おいらん）道中
アイツもコイツも皆で集まれ
聖者の行進 わんっ つー さん しっ
禅定門（ぜんじょうもん）を潜り抜けて 安楽浄土厄払い
きっと終幕（さいご）は大団円 拍手の合間に
千本桜 夜ニ紛レ 君ノ声モ届カナイヨ
此処は宴 鋼の檻 その断頭台で見下ろして
三千世界 常世之闇（とこよのやみ） 嘆ク唄モ聞コエナイヨ
希望の丘 遥か彼方 その閃光弾を打ち上げろ
環状線を走り抜けて 東奔西走なんのその
少年少女戦国無双 浮世の随（まにま）に
千本桜 夜ニ紛レ 君ノ声モ届カナイヨ
此処は宴 鋼の檻 その断頭台を飛び降りて
千本桜 夜ニ紛レ 君が歌い僕は踊る
此処は宴 鋼の檻 さあ光線銃を撃ちまくれ
The brave and stylish revolution
This courageous anti-war country
By spinning this motorcycle emblazoned with Japan's flag
Defeat the evil spirits, ICBM
Run along the loop line, you gotta be on the move, it's nothing
Boys and girls remain unparalleled, following the flow of this
meaningless world
A thousand cherry trees, blending into the night, even your voice can't
reach here
There's a feast over here, a cage made of steel, looking down from that
scaffold
Three thousand worlds, unchanging darkness, even mourning voice can't
be heard
Clear and clean skies, a far way other side, break through it with that
light beam gun
A general trained with hundreds of wars
A courtesan who wander around nervously
You, and you, too, everyone gather up
The saints go marching in, one, two, three, four
Quit committing yourself to Buddha, go purify and bless the world
Everyone will applaud for you in the end, that's for sure
A thousand cherry trees, blending into the night, even your voice can't
reach here
There's a feast over here, a cage made of steel, looking down from that
scaffold
Three thousand worlds, unchanging darkness, even mourning voice can't
be heard
The hill of hope, far way other side, shoot up that flash bang
Boys and girls remain unparalleled, following the flow of this
meaningless world
A thousand cherry trees, blending into the night, even your voice
cannot reach here
There's a feast over here, a cage made of steel, jump off that scaffold
A thousand cherry trees, blending into the night, you sing and I dance
There's a feast over here, a cage made of steel, shoot up the light
beam gun
初音ミク「マジカルミライ 2015」オフィシャルミュージックビデオ
作詞、作曲、編曲：kz(livetune)
動画、イラスト：穂嶋
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Hand in Hand 収録のマジカルミライ公式CD
『初音ミク「マジカルミライ 2015」OFFICIAL ALBUM』
2015年8月12日リリース
http://magicalmirai.com/2015/goods_cd...
Hand in Hand／livetune feat. 初音ミク
作詞、作曲、編曲：kz
目を閉じて 視えるその
指先へ めがけた
口ずさむ その歌を
続けて
そう
Hand in hand 君のその手は
知らない誰かの手も
Hand in hand 握ってるんだ
ずっと ずっと
ミライまで
まだ 泣かないで
気付かないだけだよ
言葉や想い
見えづらいからね
好きな人 好きなこと
好きな場所 めがけた
優しさが 変えるんだ
明日を
そう
Hand in hand 君が叫んだ
歌は誰かの手も
Hand in hand 包みこむから
途切れないで
だからね
Hand in hand 強い気持ちは
誰かの肩を抱く
Hand in hand 覚えていてね
ずっと ずっと
ミライまで
何気ない言葉
覚えてないメロディー
知らないうちに
笑顔を作ってる
その声で その指で
その胸で 描いた
愛しさは 伝わるよ
明日へ
そう
Hand in hand 君が掴んだ
その手は遠くまで
Hand in hand 違う誰かの
涙拭う
だからね
Hand in hand 強い気持ちは
誰かの肩を抱く
Hand in hand 覚えていてね
ずっと ずっと
ミライまで
目を閉じて 視えるその
指先へ めがけた
口ずさむ その歌を
続けて
そう
Hand in hand 君が掴んだ
その手は遠くまで
Hand in hand 違う誰かの
涙拭う
だからね
Hand in hand 君が叫んだ
歌は誰かの手も
Hand in hand 包みこむから
途切れないで
だからね
Hand in hand 強い気持ちは
誰かの肩を抱く
Hand in hand 覚えていてね
ずっと ずっと
ミライまで
I'm humming a song
a song I release
To where my finger points out
The point I see with my eyes closed
See
Hand in hand
That hand of yours
May be someone else's hand I don't know
Hand in hand
I'm holding the hand
Forever to the future
Don't cry
You don't just understand this yet
Words and feelings Are something you barely
see
The gentleness changes tomorrow
The gentleness
I release to people I love, things I like and places I like
See
Hand in hand
A song you shouted will wrap someone else's hand
without any hesitation
So Hand in hand
These strong feelings
Will embrace someone else's shoulder
Hand in hand
Remember this Forever to the future
These casual words
And these forgotten melodies
Create smiles before I know
This affection
You draw with your voice, with your finger
And with your heart will spread to tomorrow
See Hand in hand
The hand you're holding will wipe away
Someone else's tears In faraway place
So Hand in hand
These strong feelings will embrace someone else's shoulder
Hand in hand
Remember this Forever to the future
I'm humming a song
A song I release to where my finger points out
The point I see with my eyes closed
See Hand in hand
The hand you're holding will wipe away
Someone else's tears in faraway place
So Hand in hand
A song you shouted will wrap
someone else's hand without any hesitation
So Hand in hand
These strong feelings
will embrace someone else's shoulder
Hand in hand
Remember this forever to the future
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Just Be Friends feat. 巡音ルカ
作詞、作曲、編曲：Dixie Flatline
Just be friends All we gotta do
Just be friends It's time to say goodbye
Just be friends All we gotta do
Just be friends Just be friends...
I thought of it yesterday after the dawn had passed
While I was gathering pieces of a broken glass
What is going on now with drops that my fingers allow
Is this really what our hearts decided to be last?
I had known at the very deepest dephs of my heart
That the best choice was the hardest from the very start
It keeps on opposing me, since I know my love cannot be
Then when can I tell you, if at all, before you depart?
In a world where everything is slowly being broken down
I'm struggling, but I know that it's for you to be around
While your engraved smiles are fading away
I should end it all
My voice is dry from calling out your name
Echoing off the walls to reach nobody
There's nothing left for me to be connected to you
While I am standing here all by myself, all alone
All those things that just happened to happen
What brought us together is now falling apart
I said that how life takes us probably be cannot be changed
After all, someone's tears will still be falling down
All we gotta do Just be friends
It's time to say goodbye Just be friends
All we gotta do Just be friends
Just be friends Just be friends...
It occurred to me in the tranquility of last night
That gathering wilted petals won't make them alright
It never grew to a great size, though it was already dead to my eyes
Saying we finished a long time ago is too polite
I remember the season when me met so clearly
You had a certain grace when you smiled sincerely
Saying things we didn't want to recall, with no regard to our feelings
at all
Our hearts must be laced with thorns that hurt severely
If we continue this relationship that lacks excitement
It's too bad that change of mind won't have incitement
Though I will always love you, and I don't want to leave you
I must let you know
My head is caught outside the eye of the storm
I can't believe it, I just can't see past the winds
Even if I'm so determined, rain seeps past my shelters
And soaks me with a coldness that no covers can defrost
Anything that tethered us two together
Seems to be breaking even more everyday
Goodbye to you, my dearest love, for we've come to the end
And now we will have to part ways without ever looking back
If only this once, if only this once
My wish could be made to become true
I'd ask to be born once again
And when I am, I will go to you in those days
My voice is dry from calling out your name
Echoing off the walls to reach nobody
There's nothing left for me to be connected to you
While I am standing here all by myself, all alone
Anything that tethered us two together
Seems to be breaking even more everyday
Goodbye to you, my dearest love, for we've come to the end
And now we will have to part ways without ever looking back
Because we've finally reached the end
作詞：KEI
作曲：KEI
編曲：KEI
feat：巡音ルカ
Hello Workers feat. 巡音ルカ
作詞、作曲、編曲：KEI
Before being me to achieve all of my goals, I want to be recognized,
By someone who would give me a smile everyday and share their joy all
the time.
Would you comprehend that the answer to this end cannot be solved on
your own?
I'm trying to escape from my distorted fate, I’m running all alone...
The way of living seems defined, but I’m just getting left behind.
I wish I could rewind the trail of my life. What is there to find?
However...
I don’t really understand what I want to do,
But I cannot pretend that I have got no clue,
Yet the burden of my words pushes me down every single day.
I don’t really know if my time on earth will last,
And I cannot change what has happened in the past,
But one thing I can change - is my life today…
How many times did I question myself what is right and what is wrong?
I've gained and I have lost, I laughed and I cried and I pushed to walk
on.
Without expecting anything, and nothing to expect from me,
I breathe here on my own, my heart turns to stone.
What is there to see?
So, therefore...
Am I not society’s foolish victim?
And what is the price to return my freedom?
Even if the answer I'm longing for is still a thousand miles away
Even if the end of the world would be near,
I’d forget about all the thoughts I hold dear,
So, please let me at least - just have it today…
The way of living seems defined, but I’m just getting left behind.
“Hey, what have I been doing wrong? I have not the strength to go on.”
Without expecting anything, and nothing to expect from me,
My path began to shift once more, a chance that I’ve been waiting for.
However...
I don’t really understand what I want to do,
But I cannot pretend that I have got no clue,
Yet the burden of my words pushes me down every single day.
I don’t really know if my time on earth will last,
And I cannot change what has happened in the past,
But one thing I can change - and one thing I will change is my life
today…
From NicoNico
Kagerou Days/ Jin feat. 重音テト
Project Diva F 2nd
8月15日の午後12時半くらいのこと
天気が良い
病気になりそうなほど
眩しい日差しの中
することも無いから
君と駄弁っていた
「でもまぁ夏は嫌いかな」
猫を撫でながら
君はふてぶてしくつぶやいた
あぁ、逃げ出した猫の
後を追いかけて
飛び込んでしまったのは
赤に変わった信号機
バッと通ったトラックが
君を轢きずって鳴き叫ぶ
血飛沫の色、
君の香りと混ざり合ってむせ返った
嘘みたいな陽炎が
「嘘じゃないぞ」って嗤ってる
夏の水色、
かき回すような蝉の音に全て眩んだ
目を覚ました
時計の針が鳴り響くベッドで
今は何時?
8月14日の
午前12時過ぎくらいを指す
やけに煩い蝉の声覚えていた
でもさぁ、少し不思議だな。
同じ公園で昨日見た夢を思い出した
「もう今日は帰ろうか」
道に抜けた時
周りの人は
皆上を見上げ口を開けていた
落下してきた鉄柱が
君を貫いて突き刺さる
劈く悲鳴と風鈴の音が
木々の隙間で空廻り
ワザとらしい陽炎が
「夢じゃないぞ」って嗤ってる
眩む視界に君の横顔、
笑っているような気がした
何度世界が眩んでも
陽炎が嗤って奪い去る。
繰り返して何十年。
もうとっくに気が付いていたろ。
こんなよくある話なら
結末はきっと1つだけ。
繰り返した夏の日の向こう。
バッと押しのけ飛び込んだ、
瞬間トラックにぶち当たる
血飛沫の色、
君の瞳と軋む体に乱反射して
文句ありげな陽炎に
「ざまぁみろよ」って笑ったら
実によく在る夏の日のこと。
そんな何かがここで終わった。
 The heat is mocking me
“What you see is exactly what you’re gonna get!”
And with the blue of sky I hear singing crickets cry and
fall right back into another dark sleep
Sitting up in my bed I could hear ticking clocks the shock
will mock my ever ringing head
I look to see the time
August 14th at 12 something noon I don’t see a cloud above
The sun is shining down
and yet i hear a cry of a cricket singing loudly in my head
“Hey but I…I really have to wonder why
Because in the dream I had last night we sat in the
same old park we are sitting at now
“Hey, I think the two of us should leave.”
But stepping slightly off the path, their heads turned-up towards sky
and were gaping pointing struggling to keep away a scream
Stabbing holes and splitting you in two,
the beam made seam as it fell straight from the sky
Ringing an old wind chime and shaking a passerby then filling the air
until they hit those park trees
Are these lies? The heat is mocking me
“Bet you wish you were asleep, but it’s not a dream!”
 I haven’t heard him say
“What you see is exactly what your gonna get”
Maybe this summer day has finally gone away
But that’s all I’ll say so this is where it ends now
August 14th and sitting alone on a bed a girl awakes repeating just the
same
Muttering again
“Guess I failed again..” as she sat all alone
and held a cat still cradled in her arms
kagamine rin KOKORO full version PV PROJECT DIVA edited
REPRINT OF NICOVIDEO.JP :
http://nicovideo.jp/watch/sm12969317
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鏡音リン】ココロ【オリジナル曲】
詞/曲：トラボルタ
孤独な科学者に作られたロボット
出来栄えを言うなら”奇跡”
だけどまだ足りない 一つだけ出来ない
それは「心」と言うプログラム
幾百年が過ぎ
独りで残された
奇跡のロボットは願う
知リタイ アノ人ガ
命ノ 終リマデ
私ニ 作ッテタ
「ココロ」
今 動き始めた 加速する奇跡
ナゼか ナミダが 止まらナい・・・
ナぜ 私 震える？ 加速する鼓動
こレが私の望んだ「ココロ」？
フシギ ココロ ココロ フシギ
私は知った 喜ぶ事を
フシギ ココロ ココロ フシギ
私は知った 悲しむ事を
フシギ ココロ ココロ ムゲン
なんて深く切ない・・・
今 気付き始めた 生まれた理由を
きっと独りは寂しい
そう、あの日、あの時
全ての記憶に宿る「ココロ」が溢れ出す
今 言える 本当の言葉
捧げる あなたに
アリガトウ・・・ この世に私を生んでくれて
アリガトウ・・・ 一緒に過ごせた日々を
アリガトウ・・・ あなたが私にくれた全て
アリガトウ・・・ 永遠に歌う
I was just a robot that was made
By a smart and lonely scientist
The result could only be called a "Miracle"
There was still something lacking in me
Something that can't be made easily
My creator said it was a "Heart"
A special program
Days turn to months, years have passed me by
I'm all alone, with no one by my side
All that is left is just to decide on a wish
I want to know who that person was
And why he did everything for me
Toiling away working hard to make
Me a "Heart"
Now a miracle begins for me
Working with incredible speed
Why do my tears seem to fall
So endlessly...
And now why am I trembling like this ?
I can feel my "Heart" beating fast
Is this what he made for me ? My very own "Heart" and soul
Mysteries, in my heart, in my heart, mysteries
Now I can finally see what happiness means to me
Mysteries, in my heart, in my heart, mysteries
Now I can finally feel all of the sadness in me
Mysteries, in my heart, in my heart, again
How deep are these feelings inside of me ?
Now I finally see why I was born
The reason why you gave me a "Heart"
All alone, brought in this world, I'm by myself
Yes, now on that day and at that time
Memories fill up in my mind
As my "Heart" takes in the pain and overflows
I can finally say
Real and sincere words
I dedicate this song to you
Thank you so much...
For giving me the chance to live in this world with a "Heart"
Thank you so much...
For all the days that we have spent together
Thank you so much...
You gave me everything that I always needed and more
Thank you so much...
I'll sing for all eternity
Thank you so much...
2018/03/28 Major 3rd Album「CYNICISM」収録曲
クロスフェード(Official Trailer) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y49C0...
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Amazon(初回限定版キーホルダー付) : https://goo.gl/H4DG6z
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タワーレコード(初回限定版ポストカード付) : https://goo.gl/tCkYtv
TSUTAYA(初回限定版) : https://goo.gl/Zdty8F
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Music & Words : Neru & z’5 | Twitter : @neru_sleep
Illustration : ゆの Yuno http://yuno.jpn.com/ | Twitter : @_emakaw
Movie : Yuma Saito | Twitter:@yumasaito
OffVocal : https://goo.gl/8kUevv (Including Key±2, ±4, 2mix, mixed mastering)
病名は愛だった(The Disease Called Love) / feat. Kagamine Rin & Kagamine Len
Neru & z'5
余命数ヶ月ばかりの恋に
点滴で扶養する患者達
被害者の甘い期待を弔い
悔悟の機会を躊躇うドクター
所以など行方知らず
未知の病巣に臥す患者達
発熱が死因
然れば早期に
躊躇すべきだったと知る放火犯
この心に穴が空いたくらいなのに
たったそれだけの違いなのに
貴方の背中に滲んでく涙痕が
枯れそうもないのはどうしてなの
病名は愛だった
今はもはや持ち腐れの恋に
些事な延命を乞う患者達
加害者の荒い治療に耐えたい
伴侶たる者はと覚るペイシェント
赤い糸を固結び
故に首を絞め合う患者達
呼吸が出来ない
然れど解けない
本旨に反す麻酔に縋っている
ただ心の溝をそっと覆いたくて
たったそれだけの違いなのに
どのガーゼを充てたとしても代えられない
貴方の温もりを待っている
病名は愛だった
美しい嘘に騙されて
会に合わぬ花に成り果てて
緩やかに迫る死期ですら
フィナーレのように見違える
浅ましい夢に化かされて
不例な病に祟られて
息も絶え絶えな恋心
その死に目を綴った
The patients with only a few months to live
Are supported by the IV of love;
The victim's sweet hopes are funerals
And the doctor's hesitant in showing their repentance
The patients do not know how to live yet
And lie in their beds because of an unknown illness;
"A fever was the cause of the death"--
An indecisive arsonist who should have noticed it in early stages
My heart is pierced with a hole
But even though that should be the only difference
Why do the blurred tear marks on your back
Look like as if they aren't going to dry?
This disease is called "love"
The patients in possession of love
Begging to have their small lives prolonged
Are companions who want to endure
The rough treatment of the perpetrators for those who remember
The patients are strangled together
With a red string of fate in a flat knot
Making it hard to breathe, so it can't be undone
Forcing them to depend on the anesthesia
I just want to conceal the gap in my heart
But even though that should be the only difference
I just can't replace it with any old gauze
I'm dependent on your warmth
This disease is called "love"
Deceived by a beautiful lie
It becomes a flower not suitable to meet with
I even mistook this slow-approaching death
For a finale
Bewitched by a sordid dream
This sick habit torments me
Feeling faint and breathless from my love
I'm binded by the moment of death
"The name of the disease was love"
I'm editing Full version ( from Short source songs ) or Clothes compilation (
from Full source songs ) of Project DIVA.
On You Tube, the movie is reduced to a low quality and half frame rate from the
60 frame / sec. So please try to play the Project DIVA !!
Project
DIVAを編集してフルバージョンなどを作っています。Youtubeでは画質が落ち、フレームレートも半分でカクカクしますので、ぜひ実際にプレイしてみてほしいです。
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かわいた木枯らし そよそよと
かわいた木の葉は ひらひらと
相見あいまみえる日を 待ちながら
刻ときを数え歩く
綴る言の葉に 彩られ
紅く色めき 刹那に踊る
紅葉くれは一枚 手の平に滑り
語るは…
焼けた故郷に 別れを告げて
木の葉の手に引かれ 走り去る
未だ見ぬ未来への 不安など
感じる暇いとまなど ありもせず
かわいた木の葉は ひらひらと
かわいた木枯らし そよそよと
繋いだ手と手を 離さずに
刻ときを数え 翔ける
普あまねくヒトの命 背負い
その小さき手で 何を紡ぐ
ほんの微かな 綻ほころびに
死ぬるこの世で
信ずる道を ただひたすらに
歩むお前の 支えとならん
紅くれないの剣つるぎを 携たずさえて
この身 木の葉と
吹かれて行こう
戦そよぐ 風となりて
数多あまたの 癒しとなり
生きとし生ける
この世の者への
追い風とならん
紅くれない、黄金おうごんに 彩られ
揺れる 樹々たち
横切りながら
枯れ葉 共に 道連れに
翔け抜ける 木の葉と
つがゐこがらし
擦こすれさざめく 木の葉と共に
翔ける 一陣の風と共に
留まる事なく 直ひた走る
かわいた唄と
つがゐこがらし
Dry wintry winds gently blow
Dry autumn leaves flutter by
We wait for the day we shall see each other
Counting the moments as we walk
A single scarlet leaf slips into my palm
Tinged by the foliage of words
Alive with crimson, it's dance fleeting
It speaks...
Bidding farewell to my smoldering homeland
I run away, led by the hand of the leaves
No time to fear
A future I cannot yet see
Dry autumn leaves gently flutter
Dry wintry winds blow by
Hand in hand, never letting go
Counting the moments as we soar
Shouldering so many lives
What thread does that small hand spin
In this world where the smallest rent in the fabric...
means death
I'll be your solace
As you single-mindedly walk this trusted road
Wielding a crimson brand
I become the leaves, carried on in the wind
We pass by the swaying trees
Tinged red and gold
Taking the brittle leaves with us
The soaring leaves and twin wintry winds
With the leaves' gentle rustle
With the gust of the soaring wind
We rush on without stopping
A melancholy song, and... a pair of wintry winds


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Top-notch Loch Duart salmon was used in this recipe, the perfect fish to stand up against the powerful citrus flavours of the remoulade’s dressing.
For the salmon, mix the olive oil, vanilla seeds and seasoning together in a large bowl. Add the salmon pieces and leave to marinade for at least 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. (You need to preheat the oven for the bread crisps.)
Once you are ready to cook the salmon, remove it from the marinade. Heat a non-stick frying pan and fry the salmon for one minute on each side. Set aside to cool until ready to serve.
To make the dressing, place all the ingredients, (except the oils and vinegar) in a pan and bring to the simmer. Cook for 6-8 minutes to soften the zest, then transfer to a blender and blend until smooth.
With the motor on the blender running, slowly add the oils and vinegar. Continue to blend until smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
For the celeriac remoulade, place the egg yolks in a food processor. Add the mustard and, with the motor running, slowly adds the oils until smooth and emulsified. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Place the fennel and celeriac into a large bowl and stir in the chopped parsley and all but four tablespoons of the dressing. Mix together and season to taste.
For the bread crisps, cut the toasted bread slices into small triangles and arrange on a baking tray. Brush with butter and place in the oven to bake until golden-brown.
To serve, place the celeriac remoulade onto four serving plates. Scatter with the chopped chicory leaves. Arrange the mixed leaves on top and the grapefruit segments over. Arrange the salmon pieces on top and sprinkle with fennel tops to garnish. Finish with a spoonful of dressing, the bread crisps and borage flowers to garnish.


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At least seven killed as Iraq seeks to quell uprising
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Seven people were killed on Thursday when Iraqi security forces shot live fire and tear gas canisters at demonstrators in Baghdad, security and medical sources said, in renewed deadly violence as authorities seek to crush anti-government protests.
The cause of death was live fire and tear gas canisters aimed directly at the head, the sources said, adding that at least 78 people were wounded in the unrest.
Police said earlier one protester was killed near Baghdad’s Sinak bridge and one near the adjacent Ahrar bridge, police said.
Two other critically wounded protesters died in hospital later, one from wounds caused by live fire shots to the head and the other struck in the head by tear gas canister, police and hospital sources said.
Three more were killed later in the day, including two by live fire near Ahrar bridge.
Hospital sources said some of the wounded protesters had injuries sustained from live ammunition and others were wounded by rubber bullets and tears gas canisters.
Protesters are still holding ground, controlling parts of three major bridges in central Baghdad, which lead to the Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone, where government buildings and foreign embassies are located.
At least 325 people have been killed since the start of mass unrest in Baghdad and southern Iraq in early October, the largest demonstrations since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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Deadly use of live ammunition, tear gas and stun grenades against mostly unarmed demonstrators have stoked the unrest.
The protests are an eruption of public anger against a ruling elite seen as enriching itself off the state and serving foreign powers, especially Iran, as many Iraqis languish in poverty without jobs, healthcare or education.
The unrest has shattered the relative calm that followed the defeat of Islamic State in 2017.


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Scala & Spark Bindings:
Bringing algebraic semantics
What is Scala & Spark Bindings?
In short, Scala & Spark Bindings for Mahout is Scala DSL and algebraic optimizer of something like this (actual formula from (d)spca)
\[\mathbf{G}=\mathbf{B}\mathbf{B}^{\top}-\mathbf{C}-\mathbf{C}^{\top}+\mathbf{s}_{q}\mathbf{s}_{q}^{\top}\boldsymbol{\xi}^{\top}\boldsymbol{\xi}\]
bound to in-core and distributed computations (currently, on Apache Spark).
Mahout Scala & Spark Bindings expression of the above:
val g = bt.t %*% bt - c - c.t + (s_q cross s_q) * (xi dot xi)
The main idea is that a scientist writing algebraic expressions cannot care less of distributed operation plans and works entirely on the logical level just like he or she would do with R.
Another idea is decoupling logical expression from distributed back-end. As more back-ends are added, this implies “write once, run everywhere”.
The linear algebra side works with scalars, in-core vectors and matrices, and Mahout Distributed Row Matrices (DRMs).
The ecosystem of operators is built in the R’s image, i.e. it follows R naming such as %*%, colSums, nrow, length operating over vectors or matices.
Important part of Spark Bindings is expression optimizer. It looks at expression as a whole and figures out how it can be simplified, and which physical operators should be picked. For example, there are currently about 5 different physical operators performing DRM-DRM multiplication picked based on matrix geometry, distributed dataset partitioning, orientation etc. If we count in DRM by in-core combinations, that would be another 4, i.e. 9 total – all of it for just simple x %*% y logical notation.
Please refer to the documentation for details.
Status
This environment addresses mostly R-like Linear Algebra optmizations for Spark, Flink and H20.
Documentation
Distributed methods and solvers using Bindings
- In-core (ssvd) and Distributed (dssvd) Stochastic SVD – guinea pigs – see the bindings manual
- In-core (spca) and Distributed (dspca) Stochastic PCA – guinea pigs – see the bindings manual
- Distributed thin QR decomposition (dqrThin) – guinea pig – see the bindings manual
- Current list of algorithms
Related history of note
- CLI and Driver for Spark version of item similarity – MAHOUT-1541
- Command line interface for generalizable Spark pipelines – MAHOUT-1569
- Cooccurrence Analysis / Item-based Recommendation – MAHOUT-1464
- Spark Bindings – MAHOUT-1346
- Scala Bindings – MAHOUT-1297
- Interactive Scala & Spark Bindings Shell & Script processor – MAHOUT-1489
- OLS tutorial using Mahout shell – MAHOUT-1542
- Full abstraction of DRM apis and algorithms from a distributed engine – MAHOUT-1529
- Port Naive Bayes – MAHOUT-1493
Work in progress
-
Text-delimited files for input and output – MAHOUT-1568
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FC-MATCH
Section: (1)Updated: Aug 13, 2008
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NAME
fc-match - match available fontsSYNOPSIS
fc-match [ -asvVh ] [ --all ] [ --sort ] [ --verbose ] [ [ -f format ] [ --format format ] ] [ --version ] [ --help ]
DESCRIPTION
fc-match matches pattern (empty pattern by default) using the normal fontconfig matching rules to find the best font available. If --sort is given, the sorted list of best matching fonts is displayed. The --all option works like --sort except that no pruning is done on the list of fonts.
If any elements are specified, only those are printed. Otherwise short file name, family, and style are printed, unless verbose output is requested.
OPTIONS
This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below.
- -a
- Displays sorted list of best matching fonts, but do not do any pruning on the list.
- -s
- Displays sorted list of best matching fonts.
- -v
- Print verbose output of the whole font pattern for each match, or elements if any is provided.
- -f
- Format output according to the format specifier format.
- -V
- Show version of the program and exit.
- -h
- Show summary of options.
- pattern
- Displays fonts matching pattern (uses empty pattern by default).
- element
- If set, the element property is displayed for matching fonts.
SEE ALSO
fc-list(1) FcFontMatch(3) FcFontSort(3) FcPatternFormat(3) fc-cat(1) fc-cache(1) fc-query(1) fc-scal(1)
The fontconfig user's guide, in HTML format: /usr/share/doc/fontconfig/fontconfig-user.html.
AUTHOR
This manual page was updated by Patrick Lam<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:03 GMT, December 24, 2015


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Motorcyclist hurt in crash on busy road
The smash happened between the motorbike and a Mazda car at 3.13pm
by Luke TraynorA motorcyclist was taken to hospital after a crash with a car this afternoon.
A police patrol was returning to a south Liverpool station when it came across the collision, reported at around 3.13pm, on Speke Boulevard.
The road, near the junction with Woodend Avenue, was closed for a short period of time.
It has now been reopened and a spillage of fuel cleared.
The crash, which happened close to the Riverside Credit Union building, occurred between the motorbike and a Mazda car.
The man suffered a leg injury, although it is not believed to be serious.
He was said to be "conscious and breathing," said Merseyside Police.
Suggestions on social media that a police car was involved in the smash are understood to be wide of the mark.
Locals said the bike was a scrambler, but that could not be confirmed.
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Pickpockets are lurking in these city centre streets, police say
Two men have been stealing phones from pockets
by Matt JarramNottinghamshire Police are appealing for information after four pickpocket thefts in Nottingham city centre.
The incidents happened in the early hours of Friday, November 29.
Neighbourhood Inspector for the city centre, Paul Gummer, said: "These incidents involved people being approached by two men and having their phones stolen from their pockets.
"Our officers are investigating, including looking through CCTV, and I encourage anyone who may have seen anything to get in touch with us.
"I would also urge people to be cautious about how they carry their phones and be aware of people trying to distract them when out and about."
The incidents happened in Upper Parliament Street, Angel Row and Talbot Street.
If you have information which could help the investigation, call Nottinghamshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 45 of 29 November 2019.


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--- title: Compute a random data matrix (fake data) without rmvnorm author: Jeff Walker date: '2018-12-20' slug: compute-a-random-data-matrix-fake-data-without-rmvnorm categories: [] tags: [] ---
This is a skeleton post until I have time to flesh it out. The post is motivated by a question on twitter about creating fake data that has a covariance matrix that simulates a known (given) covariance matrix that has one or more negative (or zero) eigenvalues.
First, some libraries
library(data.table)
library(mvtnorm)
library(MASS)
Second, some functions…
random.sign <- function(u){
# this is fastest of three
out <- sign(runif(u)-0.5)
#randomly draws from {-1,1} with probability of each = 0.5
return(out)
}
fake.eigenvectors <- function(p){
a <- matrix(rnorm(p*p), p, p) # only orthogonal if p is infinity so need to orthogonalize it
a <- t(a)%*%a # this is a pseudo-covariance matrix
E <- eigen(a)$vectors # decompose to truly orthogonal columns
return(E)
}
fake.eigenvalues <- function(p, m=p, start=2/3, rate=2){
# m is the number of positive eigenvalues
# start and rate control the decline in the eigenvalue
s <- start/seq(1:m)^rate
s <- c(s, rep(0, p-m)) # add zero eigenvalues
L <- diag(s/sum(s)*m) # rescale so that sum(s)=m and put into matrix,
# which would occur if all the traits are variance standardized
return(L)
}
fake.cov.matrix <- function(p){
# p is the size of the matrix (number of cols and rows)
E <- fake.eigenvectors(p)
L <- diag(fake.eigenvalues(p))
S <- E%*%L%*%t(E)
return(S)
}
# two functions to compute the random data
fake.X <- function(n,p,E,L){
# n is number of observations
# p is number of variables
X <- matrix(rnorm(n*p),nrow=n,ncol=p) %*% t(E%*%sqrt(L))
return(X)
}
And finally, some fake data. Since, I’m not starting with a known covariance matrix, I have to create one. This isn’t necessary if you already have data. I start with fake data that does have a full-rank covariance matrix, and then create fake data that has a single zero eigenvalue.
set.seed(2)
n <- 10^4 # number of cases (rows of the data)
p <- 5 # number of variables (columns of the data)
# start with a matrix. In real life this would be our data
X <- fake.X(n, p, fake.eigenvectors(p), fake.eigenvalues(p))
# and here is our "real" covariance matrix
S <- cov(X)
# okay now we want to create fake data sets with this structure
decomp <- eigen(S)
E <- decomp$vectors
L <- diag(decomp$values)
fake_data <- fake.X(n, p, E, L)
# okay what if our real covariance matrix is not positive definite, that is has zero (negative) eigenvalues.
# Here is our fake data and cov matrix
k <- 1 # number of eigenvalues to delete
X <- fake.X(n, p, fake.eigenvectors(p), fake.eigenvalues(p, m=(p-k)))
# and here is our "real" covariance matrix
S <- cov(X)
decomp <- eigen(S)
E <- decomp$vectors
L <- diag(decomp$values) # note last eigenvalue is negative
# can we simulate with rmvnorm? mvrnorm?
fake_data_rmvnorm <- rmvnorm(n, mean=rep(0, p), sigma=S)
fake_data_mvrnorm <- mvrnorm(n, mu=rep(0, p), Sigma=S)
# now let's sample fake data from this non-pos matrix
# set m to p-1
m <- p-k
E_reduced <- E[1:p, 1:m] # the first m columns of E
L_reduced <- L[1:m, 1:m] # the first m diag elements of L
fake_data <- fake.X(n, m, E_reduced, L_reduced)
S # compare...pretty good!
## [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] [,5]
## [1,] 0.4617029 -0.21686839 0.27537359 -0.4226386 -0.4834831
## [2,] -0.2168684 0.33629531 -0.03734511 0.3562057 0.2632369
## [3,] 0.2753736 -0.03734511 1.08725135 -0.5114116 -0.6554844
## [4,] -0.4226386 0.35620567 -0.51141163 0.7362452 0.8899933
## [5,] -0.4834831 0.26323687 -0.65548437 0.8899933 1.3156042
cov(fake_data_rmvnorm)
## [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] [,5]
## [1,] 0.4576706 -0.21395310 0.27322299 -0.4155847 -0.4731524
## [2,] -0.2139531 0.33445024 -0.02847549 0.3487285 0.2528381
## [3,] 0.2732230 -0.02847549 1.07250120 -0.4958794 -0.6397814
## [4,] -0.4155847 0.34872855 -0.49587939 0.7217563 0.8751866
## [5,] -0.4731524 0.25283813 -0.63978139 0.8751866 1.3047852
cov(fake_data)
## [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] [,5]
## [1,] 0.4596107 -0.2148138 0.2670967 -0.4164482 -0.4760025
## [2,] -0.2148138 0.3366904 -0.0379339 0.3556336 0.2612796
## [3,] 0.2670967 -0.0379339 1.0760712 -0.5059885 -0.6473009
## [4,] -0.4164482 0.3556336 -0.5059885 0.7306168 0.8807419
## [5,] -0.4760025 0.2612796 -0.6473009 0.8807419 1.3014562
The top matrix is the observed covariance matrix. The middle matrix is using rmvnorm. The bottom matrix is from my own code to generate fake data that is modeled to simulate the real data (although here, even the real data is fake).


Pro-democracy candidates see huge victory in Hong Kong elections
by NewstalkPro-democracy candidates in Hong Kong have scored a huge victory in district council elections, winning nearly 90% of the seats.
They won around 390 of 452 seats, according to local broadcaster RTHK, up from around 100 four years ago.
A record 1,104 candidates stood in the poll and the turnout was a record 71% - equating to almost three million people. Last time it was 47%.
One seat was still to declare because of a request for a re-count.
The elections took on new significance because of months of clashes between Hong Kong authorities and protesters who say the Chinese government is eroding the territory's freedoms.
The councils have little power - but the vote was seen by many as a gauge of public opinion on the protests.

One of those to lose his seat was pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho, who was stabbed with a knife while campaigning this month.
Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam said the government respected the outcome and "will listen to the opinions of members of the public humbly and seriously reflect".
She said she hoped the "peaceful, safe and orderly situation" in which the elections took place would continue.
Winning candidates said she must now meet their demands, such as free elections for the city's leader and legislature, and a probe into claims of police brutality.
"We won a small battle today but it shows that Hong Kong people have a chance to win the war. We will fight on," said one winner, Henry Sin Ho-fai.
The council election is the only fully democratic one in Hong Kong.
The voting passed off peacefully, with long queues to vote and hardly anyone wearing the masks associated with the protesters.
The candidates for next year's legislative council elections are drawn from the elected councillors.
Petrol bombs and tear gas have become regular sights on Hong Kong's streets over the last six months as protesters battle police.
The region's Polytechnic University was the most recent flashpoint, with protesters trapped inside as police blocked the exits.
The unrest started over opposition to a law - which was eventually scrapped - that would have allowed people to be extradited to mainland China, but expanded to cover a general call for greater democracy.
Main image: Election winner candidate Kelvin Lam (centre) and pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong greet people for their support, outside South Horizons Station in Hong Kong | Image: Vincent Yu/AP/Press Association Images


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end
end


I was born in the quiet town of Walnut Creek, California. My parents had moved to the states a couple years ago, and were eager to start a family in the technological bubble called Silicon Valley. My dad was a material Scientist and my mom a registered nurse, and this was the start of my adventure!
Three years after I was born, my dad got relocated (thank you Fujitsu) and we moved to Beaverton, a small suburb of Portland, Oregon. In the state that was 99% forest, I grew to love the outdoors. I started discovering my interests as wide as they were, from soccer and swimming to playing with robots and gaming.
But eventually, we had to move again, this time to Austin, Texas. I moved in 5th grade and I was that new kid in class. Luckily, southern hospitality and tons of other Asian kids in my class gave me the opportunity to make many friends that I still talk to today, until...
I moved again. And this time, it sucked. I moved away from all my friends into the rainy, gloomy Bellevue, WA, near Seattle. But in retrospect, it wasn't that bad, I made new friends, and grew in my interest in chess, knowledge bowl, model United Nations, philosophy and robotics. Yeah, I think I've come to adore Seattle weather.
But nothing beats California sunshine, and that's where I am now, in sunny, liberal, beautiful Berkeley, California. I love being close to the bay and being back in Silicon Valley! And I look forward to my next few years here.
Over the summer of 2014, I worked at UCSF as an intern in the global Health division. I really got a sense of global health disparities in this position and it really drove me to focus my career and research on leveling the playing field for everyone no matter race, gender or location.
Over this past summer (2015), I worked at Bio-Rad working on an internal tool to provide dynamic analysis on Digital Droplet PCR information. I honestly didn't find the project too exciting or novel, but the experience of working in an established company on an active project was well worth the 2 hour commute and sweltering heat.
I interned at Bio-Rad over the summer of 2015 on an internal tool to take input from the digital droplet PCR devices and store it on an internal server for instant access and dynamic analysis by the scientists. I built the tool using django, mongodb, bokeh (for plotting large data sets) and some personalized design.
I interned at UCSF's global health division over the summer of 2014 working on redesigning the curriculum on their online platform to allow seniors to complete their capstone projects more efficiently and record their progress while abroad.
I perform the data analysis in the Language and Cognition Laboratory at UC Berkeley. My current project is to take the current set of TRPS (Topological Relation Picture Series) and expand the space by breaking down each scene into a set of features and comparing features across all scenes.
I collaborated with a group of 4 engineers to create Indigo, an app which uses bleeding-edge IBM cognitive technology and proprietary NLP implementations to automatically create personalized study material from students' course notes, lecture slides, and textbooks. Indigo was chosen as the runner-up winner of the IBM Bluemix API Challenge at LA Hacks.
I created an app to use the Leap Motion (hardware that tracks hand-motions) to perform background tasks, such as changing music or raising or lowering volume/brightness. I mostly just experimented with the hardware, since it was my first time using hardware, but it was a good learning experience.
Created the winning App in the Bitbay Hackathon, that transferred money across international boarders through the use of bitcoins. Our app took in fiat currency through local vendors and transferred it within 10 second to the destined country for instant conversion to local currency.
I am working as a design intern for Knox medical diagnostics, which is a startup in the bay area working towards improving lung health of children with asthma. I have learned so much about mobile and hardware design and going through the process has giving me so much insight into the design process on a product that I truly think will be a positive impact on the lives of children.
Web Developer
I am the web developer for the International Cardiovascular Health Alliance, which is a global Health organization dedicated to helping improve cardiovascular health and awareness in third world countries.
Language and Cognition Lab Univeristy of California, Berkeley
I am working at the Language and Cognition Laboratoy at the University of California, Berkeley. My current project deals with spacial representations across different languages; however, as I'm coming to the end of this project, I'm starting to transition to researching how languages change or persist over time.
That's when I feel most alive, he told me once on an airplane, when I'm helping people."
~ Tracy Kidder talking to Paul Farmer, Mountains Beyond Mountains"


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Principles of Decentralization
Principles of Decentralization
We used the word decentralization in “What’s the Big Deal”, but have not spent too much time defining this concept which is key to blockchain. So what does decentralization mean? In this section we will seek to understand various definitions of decentralization, and how members of the blockchain community have applied that definition to development of the technology. A good way to think about decentralization is to associate the word with a transfer of authority.
There are three main forms of decentralization, or how authority is transferred. Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Ethereum, detailed the following three forms of decentralization in a post on medium account:
Architectural (de)centralization — how many physical computers is a system made up of? How many of those computers can it tolerate breaking down at any single time?
Political (de)centralization — how many individuals or organizations ultimately control the computers that the system is made up of?
Logical (de)centralization — does the interface and data structures that the system presents and maintains look more like a single monolithic object, or an amorphous swarm? One simple heuristic is: if you cut the system in half, including both providers and users, will both halves continue to fully operate as independent units?
Let’s get specific with an example. The computer or tablet on which you are reading this book was very likely made by a company with a CEO and a board of executives. This company is very likely structured to have business units that take care of various components of building, marketing, and selling the device you are using. The CEO and the board of executives provide direction to the different business units so they can work together to build computers. If the company were to split up, the CEO and board of executives would have to decide (or be incentivized) to split the company up. The individual parts of the company could not decide to do that on their own. If the part of the company that assembles the keyboards decided they no longer wanted to be part of the larger company, they really do not have the choice to break off into another company. According to Vitalik, this means the company is logically centralized.
Another example that Vitalik uses is language. For most languages, there is no centralized infrastructure enforcing people to speak in a certain way. While there are best practices and grammar rules that are most typically followed, no centralized authority polices a person’s everyday use of language. Organizations that publish dictionaries do not have direct control over the language. People who speak the language are the ones with control over it. This is how we see language evolve over time, depending on the place and time in which it is spoken and written. An example is how Latin over time evolved into the modern day romance languages of Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, and Catalan. No central authority decided that Latin should evolve into these languages. In this case, language is something that is logically decentralized.
In the case of blockchains, they are politically decentralized because no one person has singular control over them. They are also architecturally decentralized because there is no infrastructural central point of failure, as each node keeps a copy of the blockchain. But, blockchains are logically centralized because the system behaves like one computer despite being spread apart on all the participating nodes in the network.
Why is Decentralization Useful?
Given the characteristics of a blockchain, decentralization (politically and architecturally) allows blockchains to be:
- Less likely to fail because they rely on many separate components.
- Harder to attack because the networks are spread across many computers.
- Harder for users with malicious intent to take advantage of users who are using the platform for its intended purpose.
If one node stops working, or even 100 nodes, the blockchain survives assuming there is at least one node up and running. This makes the blockchain very resistant to attacks. The blockchain does not stop working even if the power is lost in an entire country. This makes the blockchain very resilient, which cannot be said of many of the existing systems on which we associate with the Internet.
Where do we go from here?
The phrase Web 3 is used to indicate that we are going past Web 1.0 (the original protocols of the Internet) and Web 2.0 (the responsive web, which is the Internet as we know it in 2018). But what does this actually mean?
Currently, companies like Facebook, Amazon, and Google dominate the Internet. They offer many free or cheap services because they are able to collect valuable data on their users, and find ways to monetize that data. As a user of the modern internet, one is never too sure where their demographic and personal data is being used. Through the implementation of decentralization, also called Web 3, data does not have to be stored in centralized systems. Data can be verified independently and content creators are valued by the quality of their work. Micropayments become a feasible method of being rewarded for value created. Users control how their data is used and accessed over the Internet, and can be paid for the use of their data.
This is all possible through the usage of blockchain protocols which can be operationalized by Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc. Jesse Grushack, the founder of Ujo lays out the problem of users becoming the product for digital advertisers in Web 2.0 and how the Ethereum blockchain can flip this model on its head, in this article on ConsenSys media, Welcome to 3.0.
As you finish reading this section, we want you to come away with the following: Decentralization disintermediates central control of systems. Instead of a single company being responsible for writing information to the blockchain, the responsibility falls to anyone who wants to participate in the system. This is a significant shift in thinking, but an important one to understanding why blockchains are so important - they are both philosophically and technically engineered to be different from the centralized systems we are familiar with.


What is this talk about?
- Interfacing scripting languages with C
- Lua & Ruby
- Focus on Lua side
- Lua for programmers
- Assuming C programming experience
- Only an introduction to interfacing techniques
- Examples tested on Lua 5.2.4 Ubuntu 16.04
- Slides at Plaira Blogs: blog.plaira.io
Why?
- Combine best of both worlds
- Scripting: Ease of development
- C : Powerful, OS, HW
- So many languages
- Many Potential Uses
My interest
- C and Golang experience
- Raw socket in Lua
- system/exec == Hammer
- New avenues
Why Lua?
Small
Embeddable
C based syntax
Written in C
C API
Introduction to Lua
C based syntax
LuaJit claims to be fastest scripting language
Dynamically typed
Garbage collected
Basic types: nil, boolean, number, string,
userdata, function, thread, and table
Specialties of Lua
Comment starts with --
First class Functions
Array is not a basic type
Support for package
Table : One & Only Data structure
userdata : basic type for C data
Strings in Lua are not NULL-terminated
Superpowers of Lua
- Multi-paradigm
- Extension Language
- Extensible Language
- Embeddable, efficient, modern scripting language
Hello world
print 'hello, world!'
--log ('hello, world!')
for i=1,100 do
if i % 3 == 0 and i % 5 == 0 then
io.write("FizzBuzz\n");
elseif i % 3 == 0 then
io.write("Fizz\n");
elseif i % 5 == 0 then
io.write("Buzz\n");
else
print(i);
end
end
Lua Control Structures
- Small, conventional set : if, while, repeat, for
- Ends with explicit end or until
- break & return should be at end of block
- No next or continue
- No switch/case
- No ternary operator
Lua Examples
for var=exp1,exp2,exp3 do something end
for i=10,1,-1 do print(i) end
-- print all values of array `a'
for i,v in ipairs(a) do print(v) end
-- print all keys of table `t'
for k in pairs(t) do print(k) end
local i = 1
while a[i] do
if a[i] == v then break end
i = i + 1
end
Lua Functions
- Can be defined in Lua or C
function f(a, b) return a or b end
- Multiple return values
- Variable Number of arguments
- First class
- Lexical scoping, Closures
Lua Function Examples
function f(a, b) return a or b end
| CALL | PARAMETERS |
| f(3) | a=3, b=nil |
| f(3, 4) | a=3, b=4 |
| f(3, 4, 5) | a=3, b=4 (5 is discarded) |
s, e = string.find("hello Lua users", "Lua")
rename({old="temp.lua", new="temp1.lua"})
function fwrite (fmt, ...)
return io.write(string.format(fmt,
unpack(arg)))
end
More on Lua Functions
- Function is anonymous
a = {p = print}
a.p("Hello World") --> Hello World
print = math.sin -- `print' is sine
a.p(print(1)) --> 0.84147
sin = a.p -- `sin' is now print
sin(10, 20) --> 10 20
Lua Function Example
local statefns = {
start = do_start_state,
step1 = do_step1_state,
step2 = do_step2_state,
finish = do_finish_state
}
-- init dets
while true
do
if (dets.state == "end) then break
else
statefns[dets.state](dets)
end
done
Closures
function newCounter ()
local i = 0
return function () -- anonymous function
i = i + 1 -- upvalue
return i
end
end
c1 = newCounter()
print(c1()) --> 1
print(c1()) --> 2
Lua Tables
- Only Data Structure
- Are associative arrays
- Arrays are special cases
- Used for packages
- Used for object-oriented programming
-
$a[1000000000]=1;
in perl vs Lua a={[1000000000]=1}
Lua Packages
- Implemented using tables
- LUA_PATH="?;?.lua;c:\windows\?;/usr/local/lua/?/?.lua"
- require()
- package.path = package.path .. ';my_path/?/init.lua'
package.cpath = package.cpath .. ';my_path/?.so'
- Return table from file for privacy
- Example here : https://www.lua.org/pil/15.2.html
Lua Internals
- Hand-written scanner, recursive descent parser
- Register based Virtual Machine
- Emits instructions "on the fly"
- Internalizes strings using hash table
Lua Table Internals
- Array is a special case of tables
- Array starts at 1
Lua Table implementation
Lua & C - Introduction
Lua as library, with control by C
Lua calls to C library
Both use Lua C API
C API allows C code to interact with Lua
Challenge 1: dynamic vs static type system
Challenge 2: automatic vs manual memory management
Stack between Lua & C
Stack to exchange values between Lua and C
Functions to push values on to stack
Always check if there is space on stack:
- int lua_checkstack (lua_State *L, int sz);
Lua C API
One push function for each Lua type :
- void lua_pushnil (lua_State *L);
- void lua_pushboolean (lua_State *L, int bool);
- void lua_pushnumber (lua_State *L, double n);
- void lua_pushlstring (lua_State *L, const char *s,
size_t length);
- void lua_pushstring (lua_State *L, const char *s);
Lua C API
Lua library defines no global variables at all
Lua library keeps all its state in lua_State
Pointer to this structure is passed to all functions inside Lua
Lua is reentrant and ready to be used in multithreaded code
Provides C Functions :
- to read and write Lua global variables
- to call Lua functions
- to run pieces of Lua code
- to register C functions to be called by Lua
Embedding Lua in C
- Lua as a configuration language
-- configuration file for program `pp'
-- define window size
width = 200
height = 300
- Use the Lua C API to parse this file
lua_getglobal(L, "width");
lua_getglobal(L, "height");
if (!lua_isnumber(L, -2))
error(L, "`width' should be a number\n");
if (!lua_isnumber(L, -1))
error(L, "`height' should be a number\n");
*width = (int)lua_tonumber(L, -2);
*height = (int)lua_tonumber(L, -1);
Calling C from Lua
- Lua can NOT call any C function
- Application can register new C functions into Lua
- C function must follow a protocol
- Each function has its own private local stack
- First argument will always be at index 1 of this local stack
- Other side of stack : Query
- To refer to elements in the stack, the API uses indices
- To get a value from the stack, there are the lua_to* functions:
- int lua_toboolean (lua_State *L, int index);
- double lua_tonumber (lua_State *L, int index);
- const char *lua_tostring (lua_State *L, int index);
- size_t lua_strlen (lua_State *L, int index);
Related technologies
SWIG
Foreign Function Interface
Not mentioned: system/exec
SWIG
swig -python -module arith arith.c
SWIG creates two new files, arith_wrap.c and arith_wrap.doc.
gcc -I/usr/include/python1.5 -c arith.c arith_wrap.c
The object files arith.o and arith_wrap.o should now be combined to produced a shared object called arith.so:
ld -shared -o arith.so arith.o arith_wrap.o
If everything goes well, we will have a file called arith.so in our current directory.
Here is a sample interaction using the arith module:
import arith
>>>arith.add(10, 20)
30
>>>arith.add(10, -10)
0
Quick Introduction to Ruby
Lots of resources online
Popularized by Ruby-on-Rails framework
(Purely) Object-oriented scripting language
Variables are dynamically typed
First class closures (blocks)
Meta-programming
Ruby : Details
Everything is an object including nil, Class
Variables are references to objects
Method naming conventions
3 levels of access control for methods :
public
protected
private
You can write Ruby programs direcly in C
Type of all Ruby variables in C is VALUE
We can use the C version of the code in Ruby simply by require-ing it dynamically at runtime
Ruby Control Structures
if <condition>
<body>
elsif <condition>
<body>
end
while <condition>
<body>
end
until <condition>
<body>
end
<expression> if <condition>
<expression> unless <condition>
<expression> while <condition>
<expression> until <condition>
Ruby Classes
class SavingsAccount < Account # inheritance
# Constructor. Used when SavingsAccount.new is called
def initialize(starting_balance=0) # Optional argument
@balance = starting_balance
end
def balance # instance method
@balance # instance var. visible only to this object
end
def balance=(new_amount) # like setter
@balance = new_amount
end
def deposit(amount)
@balance += amount
end
@@bank_name = "MyBank" # class variable
# Class Method
def self.bankname
@@bank_name
end
end
Ruby & C
Run arbitrary Ruby expression (C version of eval)
rb_eval_string("anObject.each{|x| x.clearFlag }");
Type of Ruby variables is VALUE, a pointer to a Ruby object
Ruby object is structure that contains instance variables
Object contains a table of the methods defined for that class
VALUE
You can't have a VALUE that points to an arbitrary structure
It is a pointer to one of the defined Ruby object structures
Except: Immediate values are not pointers
Fixnum, Symbol, true, false, and nil are stored directly in VALUE
There are several useful conversion macros
Every C function callable from Ruby must return a VALUE
C Datatype Wrapping
VALUE Data_Wrap_Struct(VALUE class, void (*mark)(), void (*free)(), void *ptr)
- Wraps the given C datatype ptr, registers the two garbage collection routines (see below), and returns a VALUE pointer to a genuine Ruby object. The C type of the resulting object is
T_DATA
and its Ruby class is class.
VALUE Data_Make_Struct(VALUE class, c-type, void (*mark)(), void (*free)(), c-type *)
- Allocates a structure of the indicated type first, then proceeds as
Data_Wrap_Struct
. c-type is the name of the C datatype that you're wrapping, not a variable of that type.
Data_Get_Struct(VALUE obj,c-type,c-type *)
- Returns the original pointer. This macro is a type-safe wrapper around the macro
DATA_PTR(obj)
, which evaluates the pointer.
Next
Make some configuration files lua-based
wget/exec script on event
yacc connections to ruby and lua
More kernel and system call interfaces with Lua/Ruby
Resources
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281823578_Introduction_to_Ruby
https://www.slideshare.net/henrythe10th/code-for-startup-mvp-ruby-on-rails-session-2
http://phrogz.net/programmingruby/ext_ruby.html
https://silverhammermba.github.io/emberb/c/
https://www.lua.org/doc/jucs05.pdf
https://www.lua.org/ftp/refman-5.0.pdf
https://www.luaforge.net/docman/83/98/ANoFrillsIntroToLua51VMInstructions.pdf
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WITNESS LIST Culture, Recreation, & Tourism Committee March 29, 2005-1:30P HB 1303 For: Anderson, Dwayne "Sparky" (Texas Black Bass Unlimited) Brewton, Jerry (Self) Carter, M.D., Kimberly (Physicians for Social Responsibility and Texas Medical Assoc.) Hadden, Karen (Sustainable Energy and Economic Development, SEED) Parten, ED (Texas Black Bass Unlimited TBBU and BASS, Bass Anglers Sportsman Society) Reed, Cyrus (Lone Star Chapter of Sierra Club) Against: Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas (AECT)) On: Wiles, Kirk (Texas Department of State Health Services) Registering, but not testifying: For: Carter, Stephanie (TexPIRG Texas Public Interest Research Group) Marsden, Julia (League of Women Voters of Texas) Marston, Jim (Environmental Defense) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Self) Against: Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business) HB 1959 For: Brown, Kirby (Texas Wildlife Association) On: Puckett, Donnie (Texas Parks and Wildlife) HB 2026 On: Sinclair, L. David (Texas Parks and WIldlife) HB 2027 For: Brown, Kirby (Texas Wildlife Association) Dullnig, Bobby (Self) Marmion, James R. (Self) McLean Bowman, Marrs (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: McSween III, Paul (Self and Families from Zavala County) HB 2135 For: Parker, Gabe (Texas Wine and Grape Grower Association) Switzer, Cord (Self) On: Rawson, Carol (Texas Dept. of Transportation) HB 2902 For: Lindsey III, Robert E. (Mills County, County Judge) On: Oaks, Larry (Texas Historical Commission) Vasquez, Michael (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Registering, but not testifying: On: Graves, Stan (Texas Historical Commission) HB 2940 For: Austin, Terry W. (National Audubon Society) Brown, Kirby (Texas Wildlife Association) Martin, Chip (Quail Unlimited, Dove Sportsman Society) Schuessler, David (Ducks Unlimited, Inc.) Wynn, James B. (Texas State Chapter of National Wild Turkey Federation & National Wild Turkey Federation) Registering, but not testifying: On: Bevill, Vernon (Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept.) HB 3062 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lindsey, Regina (President of Texans for the Arts) On: Schwartz, A.R. (Wayne Miller)


PEI history comes to life in this third edition of PEI’s weather trivia calendar of all new 365 stories about Prince Edward Island weather and its impact on Islanders’ everyday life. This calendar brings stories from North Cape to East Point, West Point to Murray Head – and all points in-between over the past 250 years. A great gift for any Islander, and any occasion – birthdays, Christmas or even Islander Day!
“There are so many stories in there; there are some sad ones and some funny ones. This year we have a focus on lightning and thunderstorms and on storm surges,” says Jardine who is the climate station manager at the Climate Research Lab, of which Fenech is director.
“Because of the nature of the Island, the way that we live, we’re very affected by it; sometimes it keeps us at home or away from school and sometimes it drags us to the beaches because it’s so nice,” Fenech says. “But the weather really controls a lot of what we do and who we are. We say in our calendar ‘Our weather is our story.’ It’s the stories around the weather that are so intriguing.”
Co-authored by Don Jardine and Dr. Adam Fenech and published by the Climate Research Lab at UPEI, this 3rd edition of the weather trivia calendar is filled with 365 new stories about real local weather events from across the Island over the past 250 years and their impact on Islanders’ everyday lives.
There’s nothing like the weather as a conversation starter. The 2017 Prince Edward Island weather trivia calendar, Some Weather We’re Having!, will help that dialogue.
The third annual PEI Weather Trivia Calendar is available now and can be ordered on-line or purchased directly at the following outlets: The Bookmark, UPEI Bookstore, All Murphy’s Pharmacies, Coopers Red & White Store, Eldon, Clows Red & White Store, Hampshire, Tignish Co-op, Alberton Irving, O’Leary Kwik Way, Stewart And Beck Home Hardware, Montague, Elliott’s General Store, Bothwell. The cost is $17.39 + hst = $20.00. Additional postage charges will apply for on-line purchases.


Typescript and Vue Example, Using Webpack via Laravel Mix
Check the console. If you change the input, it will log a number, if
possible.
The whole point is to demonstrate how TypeScript helps us make sure that a number is really (interpreted as) a number, although provided as a string.
The component is always the same, but...
- in one case even the entry file is
already a TypeScript file, and everything will be treated as TypeScript
- in the other case we start with regular JavaScript, but we see how it's
possible to start using TypeScript only in a single component
Use Typescript Progressively in an Existing Project
Use Typescript Right from the Beginning


Brief module description here.
Step 1 Content Here
Step 2 Content Here
Step 3 Content Here
Step 4 Content Here
Step 5 Content Here
Brief module description here.
Step 1 Content Here
Step 2 Content Here
Step 3 Content Here
Step 4 Content Here
Step 5 Content Here
Here is where another, fuller description of the module would go.
some questions here re: 1
some questions here re: 2
some questions here re: 3
some questions here re: 4
some questions here re: 5


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The n2o_session
module provides session variables protected by authorization token.
TYPES
Session token represents tuple cached in ETS.
It consists of session id, key, expiration time and value.
Session token used both for auth and for session variables.
Session token encoded with pickler tagged as 'Token' tuple.
API
The protocol is following. If session is expired or session
token is invalid then new session token issued. If session token
is not expired and valid then two cases could happen:
1) if nitro_prolongate n2o parameter is true,
then new expiration value is updated for current session, while
session sid remains unchanged;
2) if nitro_prolongate is false then full session token remains unchanged.


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Necessity is the mother of invention. Here are things we've built that we use in our own games. These are open
source, so feel free to contibute to them!
{%- assign internal = site.pages | where: "category", "resource-tools" -%}
{% for page in internal %}


By default the settings and history files are stored in $(HOME)/.config/ros.fkie/node_manager folder.
Settings parameter:
Ask for reload launch
Each time node manager is focused the loaded launch files are checked for changes. If file change is detected is asks to reload launch file. If this parameter is set to False node manger reloads the launch file without ask the user. (Default: True)
Autoupdate
By default node manager updates the current state on changes. You can deactivate this behavior to reduce the network load. If autoupdate is deactivated you must refresh the state manually. (Default: True)
Check for nodelets at start
Test the startlist for nodelet manager and all nodelets. If one of the nodes is not in the list a dialog is displayed with proposal to start other nodes, too. (Default: True)
Colorize hosts
Determine automatic a default color for each host if True. Manually setted color will be prefered. You can select the color by double-click on hostname in description panel. To remove a setted color delete it manually from $HOME/.config/ros.fkie/node_manager/settings.ini. (Default: True)
Confirm exit when closing
Shows on closing of node_manager a dialog to stop all ROS nodes if this option is set to true. (Default: True)
Default user
The username for access remote hosts. (Default: robot)
Group nodes by namespace
Split namespace of the node by / and create groups for each name part. (Default: True)
Highlight xml blocks
Highlights the current selected XML block, while editing ROS launch file. (Default: True)
Launch history length
The count of displayed files in the root of Launch Dock. (Default: 6)
Max time difference
Shows a warning if the time difference to remote host is greater than this value. (Default: 0.5)
Movable dock widgets
On false you can't reorganize docking widgets. (Default: True)
Param history length
The length of the history of values entered in any dialog window. (Default: 12)
Robot icon path
The default search path for an image with robot name. If an image file is found, it will be shown in Host Description Panel. (Default: $(find node_manager_fkie)/images)
Settings path
The path to store this settings and history files. The default path will not be removed but a redirection to new path is created in. (Default: $(HOME)/.config/ros.fkie/node_manager)
Show domain suffix
Shows the domain suffix of the host in the host description panel and node tree view. (Default: False)
Show file extensions
While browsing in Launch Dock all folders which not contain a file with here defined extension is skipped. If you can't find your folder you can add your file extension to this parameter. (Default: '.launch', '.yaml', '.conf', '.cfg', '.iface', '.nmprofile', '.sync', '.test', '.xacro')
Shows an error dialog if requested screen for a node is not available. (Default: True)
Start sync with discovery
Sets 'start sync' in 'Start' master discovery dialog to True, if this option is set to true. (Default: True)
Store windows layout
Stores the position and size of Node Manager window and dialogs (Default: True)
Sysmon default interval
Interval in seconds to get system monitor diagnostics from each remote host. (Default: 10sec)
Timeout close dialog
Timeout in seconds to close dialog while closing Node Manager. 0 disables autoclose functionality. (Default: 30sec)
Timeout for GRPC requests
Timeout in seconds for GRPC requests to daemon. (Default: 15sec)
Transpose pub/sub description
Transpose publisher/subscriber in description dock. (Default: True)