Pydoop has been tested on Gentoo, Ubuntu and CentOS. Although we currently have no information regarding other Linux distributions, we expect Pydoop to work (possibly with some tweaking) on them as well.
In order to build and install Pydoop, you need the following software:
Optional:
These are also runtime requirements for all cluster nodes. Note that installing Pydoop and your MapReduce application to all cluster nodes (or to an NFS share) is not required: see Installation-free Usage for additional info. Moreover, being based on Pipes, Pydoop cannot be used with Hadoop standalone installations.
Other versions of Hadoop may or may not work depending on how different they are from the ones listed above.
Before compiling and installing Pydoop, install all missing dependencies.
In addition, if your distribution does not include them by default, install basic development tools (such as a C/C++ compiler) and Python header files. On Ubuntu, for instance, you can do that as follows:
sudo apt-get install build-essential python-dev
Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to your JDK installation directory, e.g.:
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/java/jdk
Note
If you don’t know where your Java home is, try finding the actual path of the java executable and stripping the trailing /jre/bin/java:
$ readlink -f $(which java)
/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-oracle/jre/bin/java
$ export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-oracle
If you have installed Hadoop from a tarball, set the HADOOP_HOME environment variable so that it points to where the tarball was extracted, e.g.:
export HADOOP_HOME=/opt/hadoop-1.0.4
The above step is not necessary if you installed CDH from dist-specific packages. Build Pydoop with:
python setup.py build
This builds Pydoop with the “native” HDFS backend. To build the (experimental) JPype backend instead, run:
python setup.py build --hdfs-core-impl=jpype-bridged
For a system-wide installation, run the following:
sudo python setup.py install --skip-build
For a user-local installation:
python setup.py install --skip-build --user
The latter installs Pydoop in ~/.local/lib/python2.X/site-packages. This may be a particularly handy solution if your home directory is accessible on the entire cluster.
To install to an arbitrary path:
python setup.py install --skip-build --home <PATH>
“java home not found” error, with JAVA_HOME properly exported: try setting JAVA_HOME in hadoop-env.sh
“libjvm.so not found” error: try the following:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${JAVA_HOME}/jre/lib/amd64/server:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}"
non-standard include/lib directories: the setup script looks for includes and libraries in standard places – read setup.py for details. If some of the requirements are stored in different locations, you need to add them to the search path. Example:
python setup.py build_ext -L/my/lib/path -I/my/include/path -R/my/lib/path
python setup.py build
python setup.py install --skip-build
Alternatively, you can write a small setup.cfg file for distutils:
[build_ext]
include_dirs=/my/include/path
library_dirs=/my/lib/path
rpath=%(library_dirs)s
and then run python setup.py install.
Finally, you can achieve the same result by manipulating the environment. This is particularly useful in the case of automatic download and install with pip:
export CPATH="/my/include/path:${CPATH}"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/my/lib/path:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}"
pip install pydoop
Hadoop version issues. The Hadoop version selected at compile time is automatically detected based on the output of running hadoop version. If this fails for any reason, you can provide the correct version string through the HADOOP_VERSION environment variable, e.g.:
export HADOOP_VERSION="1.0.4"
After Pydoop has been successfully installed, you might want to run unit tests to verify that everything works fine.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: in order to run HDFS tests you must:
make sure that Pydoop is able to detect your Hadoop home and configuration directories. If auto-detection fails, try setting the HADOOP_HOME and HADOOP_CONF_DIR environment variables to the appropriate locations;
since one of the test cases tests the connection to an HDFS instance with explicitly set host and port, if in your case these are different from, respectively, “localhost” and 9000 (8020 for package-based CDH), you must set the HDFS_HOST and HDFS_PORT environment variables accordingly;
start HDFS:
${HADOOP_HOME}/bin/start-dfs.sh
wait until HDFS exits from safe mode:
${HADOOP_HOME}/bin/hadoop dfsadmin -safemode wait
To run the unit tests, move to the test subdirectory and run as the cluster superuser (see below):
python all_tests.py
The following HDFS tests may fail if not run by the cluster superuser: capacity, chown and used. To get superuser privileges, you can either:
<property>
<name>dfs.permissions.supergroup</name>
<value>admin</value>
</property>
If you can’t acquire superuser privileges to run the tests, just keep in mind that the failures reported may be due to this reason.
With Apache Hadoop 2 / CDH 4, before running the unit tests, edit hdfs-site.xml and set dfs.namenode.fs-limits.min-block-size to a low value:
<property>
<name>dfs.namenode.fs-limits.min-block-size</name>
<value>512</value>
</property>
then restart Hadoop daemons.


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BMW X2 PHEV Spied Trying To Hide Its Revised Nose
Look for a debut in 2020.
by Chris BruceOnce again, the BMW X2 PHEV is on the road with seemingly no camouflage – at least at first glance. This one wears an eye-catching paint color in a dark hue of yellow.
Gallery: BMW X2 PHEV Spy Photos
This X2 PHEV looks practically identical to the non-plug-in version, except for a charging panel that's just ahead of the driver's door. The Hybrid Test Vehicle decals also reveal that this is the electrified version.
If you're looking for the camouflage, look at the foglights below the headlights. These are actually just decals. The white car in the gallery above wears the production-spec front end with a revised lower fascia and different inlets in the corners in comparison to the existing version.
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Oddly, the last set of spy shots from September 2019 also showed the X2 PHEV that didn't seem to be wearing any camouflage. At the time, we speculated that a debut was likely soon. The model still hasn't arrived, though. Look for an unveiling in 2020.
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Double injury concern & Gomez response praised – Wednesday’s Liverpool FC News
by This Is AnfieldThe international week hasn’t really kicked off yet, but it’s never quiet where Liverpool are concerned—and injuries continue to play a role.
Ankle breakers, ankle breaks
Crystal Palace know they’ll be in for a tough game once domestic action resumes, but it might just be that they’re feeling strangely optimistic right now.
The Reds’ focus was massively geared toward Man City over the last month, with rotations, rests and general fans’ attentions all tuned toward winning that match. As ever, after the big game, there can be a bit of a comedown, making it hard to perform with the same intensity in the next fixture.
Added to that, Liverpool are already concerned about two key starters for the fixtures: Andy Robertson and Mo Salah.
Late yesterday evening, Salah’s withdrawal from the Egypt squad was confirmed, raising fears he might miss the first game back—just as he did after the last international break with the troublesome ankle.
Same reason, same worry: Andy Robbo explained his pull-out from Scotland duty, saying he’ has been unable to train and could face extended time out if he doesn’t let it heal fully.
Quick reminder: we have no natural, direct replacement for either player.
Gomez keeping low profile a sign of maturity
Unless you’re living under a rock, you’ll know the buildup to England’s game has been dominated by news of Raheem Sterling being dropped after assaulting Joe Gomez.
While debate has raged about if the punishment was too harsh, why Liverpool fans are to blame and every other nonsense opinion possible, spare a thought for Gomez.
The club are thought to be angry that the defender was put in this position to begin with, and Dominic King of the Mail has written why Gomez is the last player to cause this type of problem in a squad and how he is innocent of any blame in the matter.
Looking back, looking forward
With no match build-up for a while, the focus around Anfield right now is split between the good start and the great players on show.
- Trent’s ability to influence a game is compared to that of Steven Gerrard
- Klopp keeps pushing the ‘one game at a time’ mantra
- Refs chief Mike Riley is to argue against increased VAR pitchside monitor use
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- FSG have done such a good job so far that the new kit deal with Nike could be just the next step leading to even more upward trajectory, say the financial minds at FC Business.
- Klopp, Trent and Virgil have been honoured with prizes at the annual Northwest Football Awards
- U18s midfielder Matteo Ritaccio has signed his first pro deal with the club. He’s out injured until the new year but we can now look forward to seeing more progression from him
- And Liverpool FC Women play at Anfield on Sunday, in the Merseyside derby. 18-year-old midfielder Missy Bo Kearns has been speaking about the historic occasion and what the Reds are hoping for
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- Liverpool were linked with Dutch forward Memphis Depay in summer; he’s now wanted by Spurs, too, but Man United have a buy-back option (Independent)
- Ex-Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has been appointed FIFA chief of global football development (Sky Sports)
- Palace may lose their sporting director to the manager role at Hearts (Evening Standard)
- And Man City‘s Bernardo Silva has been given a one-game ban over a tweet regarding team-mate Benjamin Mendy (Reuters)
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subject
?let
or let!
?Next: DSL or no DSL
# RSpec
describe User do
it "should be valid" do
FactoryGirl.build(:user).should be_valid
end
end
# versus
# TestUnit
class UserTest < Test::Unit::Case
def test_user_validity
assert FactoryGirl.build(:user).valid?
end
end
Next: Better rspec example
# RSpec
describe User do
it "should be valid" do
FactoryGirl.build(:user).should be_valid
end
end
# versus
# RSpec
describe User do
subject { FactoryGirl.build(:user) }
it { should be_valid }
end
Next: event better espec example
# RSpec
describe User, "a new record when login is set to 'anakin'" do
let(:login) { 'anakin' }
subject { Factory.build(:user, :login => login) }
it { should be_valid } # subject.valid?
it { should_not be_persisted } # subject.persisted?
its(:login) { should == 'anakin' }
context "when login is set to 'vader'" do
let(:login) { 'vader' }
its(:login) { should == 'vader' }
end
# ... an so on
end
Next: tests output
.....
--format documentation
option)User
a new record when login is set to 'anakin'
should be valid
it should not be persisted
login
should == 'anakin'
when login is set to 'vader'
login
should == 'vader'
Next: Good practices (clean specs)
Admin::ProductsController
on GET to :show
should find the product
should assign @product
should respond with 200
should render template :show
on GET to :new
should create a new product instance
should assign @product
should respond with 200
should render template :new
on POST to :create
should create a new product instance
should assign @product
should try to save a product
with valid attributes
should set the flash
should respond with 300..399
should redirect to "/admin/products/1444"
with invalid attributes
should not set the flash
should respond with 200
should render template :new
Subscription
factories
should have :subscription factory
should have :active_subscription factory
should have :cancelled_subscription factory
db table
should have db column named user_id of type integer of null false
should have db column named product_id of type integer of null false
should have db column named order_number of type string of null false
should have a index on columns user_id
should have a index on columns product_id
should have a index on columns status
associations
should belong to user
should belong to product
should have many payments
validations
Subscription::SubscriptionUniquenessValidator
when user has no subscriptions
should allow to create #active subscription
should allow to create #cancelled subscription
when user has several #cancelled subscriptions for the same product
should allow to create #active subscription for this product
should allow to create #cancelled subscription for this product
when user has an #active subscription for the given product
should not allow to create #active subscription for this product
should allow to create #cancelled subscription for this product
should not allow to change other product's subscription status to #active
should allow to change #active subscription status
should allow to update #active subscription
should allow to create #active subscription for the other product
Next: describe what you are doing
describe User do
describe '.authenticate' do
end
describe '.admins' do
end
describe '#admin?' do
end
describe '#name' do
end
end
class SessionsController < ApplicationController
def create
user = User.authenticate(params)
if user.present?
# do something
else
# do something different
end
end
end
describe SessionsController do
describe '#create' do
context 'on success'
context 'on failure'
end
end
Next: spec for model
describe User do
subject { Factory(:user) }
describe "database table" do
it { should have_db_column('email') }
end
describe "associations" do
it { should have_many(:posts) }
end
describe "validations" do
it { should validate_presence_of(:email) }
it { should validate_uniqueness_of(:email) }
end
describe "scopes" do
describe ".bloked"
describe ".paginated"
end
describe "#full_name"
end
Next: use the right matcher
specify { user.valid?.should == true }
# generates the following specdoc
'User should == true' FAILED
expected: true,
got: false (using ==)
subject { user }
it { should be_valid }
# generates the following specdoc
'User should be valid' FAILED
expected valid? to return true, got false
Next: should matchers
Next: shoulda example
# the model
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :account
has_many :posts
validates_presence_of :email
allows_values_for :email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>end
# ..and the corresponding spec
describe User do
it { should belong_to(:account) }
it { should have_many(:posts) }
it { should validate_presence_of(:email) }
it { should allow_value("test@example.com").for(:email) }
end
Next: it expects one thing
describe UsersController, '#create' do
# setup spec...
it 'creates a new user' do
should assign_to(:user).with(user)
should set_the_flash
should respond_with(:redirect)
should redirect_to(admin_user_path(user))
end
end
# vs.
describe UsersController, '#create' do
# setup spec...
it { should assign_to(:user).with(user) }
it { should set_the_flash }
it { should respond_with(:redirect) }
it { should redirect_to(admin_user_path(user)) }
end
specify
, it
and subject
it "should be valid" do
@user.should be_valid
end
# versus
it { @user.should be_valid }
# versus
subject { @user }
it { should be_valid }
Next: use let and let!
let
and let!
# ...let there be let!
describe BlogPost do
let(:blog_post) do
FactoryGirl.create(:post, :title => 'Hello')
end
it "does something" do
blog_post.should ...
end
it "does something else" do
blog_post.should ...
end
end
Next: tricks with let
let(:product) { mock_model(Product) }
describe "on POST to :create" do
before do
Product.stub(:new).and_return(product)
product.stub(:save).and_return(success)
post :create, :product => { 'name' => 'Test' }
end
context "on success" do
let(:success) { true }
it { should set_the_flash }
it { should respond_with(:redirect) }
it { should redirect_to(admin_product_path(product)) }
end
context "on failure" do
let(:success) { false }
it { should_not set_the_flash }
it { should respond_with(:success) }
it { should render_template(:new) }
end
end
Next: shared context
class Subscription < ActiveRecord::Base
STATUS_ACTIVE = 'active'
STATUS_CANCELLED = 'cancelled'
def self.with_status(*statuses)
where("status IN (?)", statuses)
end
end
describe Subscription, "#with_status" do
let!(:active) { FactoryGirl.create(:active_subscription) }
let!(:cancelled) { FactoryGirl.create(:cancelled_subscription) }
# define shared context
def self.when_status(*statuses, &ctx_block)
ctx = context "when status is #{statuses.join('or ')}" do
let(:result) { Subscription.with_status(*statuses) }
end
ctx.class_eval(&ctx_block)
end
when_status(Subscription::STATUS_ACTIVE) do
specify { result.should have(1).item }
specify { result.should include(active) }
end
when_status(Subscription::STATUS_ACTIVE,
Subscription::STATUS_CANCELLED) do
specify { result.should have(2).items }
specify { result.should include(active) }
specify { result.should include(cancelled) }
end
end
Next: good practices (fast specs)
Next: fast specs for controllers
let(:user) { mock_model(User) }
describe "on GET to :index" do
before do
User.stub(:all).and_return([])
get :index
end
it { should respond_with(:success) }
it { should_not set_the_flash }
it { should render_template(:index) }
it { should assign_to(:users) }
end
Next: mockmodel vs. stubmodel
stub_model - creates an instance of Model
common ActiveModel methods are stubbed out:
mock_model | stub_mode | source
Next: stubbing pain
def index
@followers_tweets = current_user.followers_tweets.limit(20)
@recent_tweet = current_user.tweets.first
@following = current_user.following.limit(5)
@followers = current_user.followers.limit(5)
@recent_favorite = current_user.favorite_tweets.first
@recent_listed = current_user.recently_listed.limit(5)
if current_user.trend_option == "worldwide"
@trends = Trend.worldwide.by_promoted.limit(10)
else
@trends = Trend.filter_by(current_user.trend_option).limit(10)
end
end
def index
@presenter = Tweets::IndexPresenter.new(current_user)
end
describe "on GET to :index" do
let(:presenter) { mock('IndexPresenter') }
before { Tweets::IndexPresenter.stubs(:new => presenter) }
# etc.
end
def show
@user = User.find(params[:id])
@subscriptions = @user.subscriptions_paginated(params[:page])
end
describe UsersController, "show" do
let(:user) { mock_model(User, :subscriptions_paginated => []) }
before do
User.stub(:find => user)
get :index, :id => user
end
# etc.
end
Making ActiveRecord Models Thin
A Paperclip Refactoring Tale: Part One: Dependency Injection


Homework¶
Task 1 Exercise¶
1. If a logic function has three inputs, how many rows must the truth table have to contain all possible states? Justify your answer.
For the following functions, construct a truth table and draw a circuit diagram.
(a). \(y(A,B) = \overline{AB}+\overline{B}\)
(b). \(y(A,B,C) = \overline{AC} + BC\)
(c). \(y(A,B,C) = (A ⨁ B)\overline{C}\)
(d). \(y(A,B,C) = \overline{\overline{A+B}\space\overline{B+C}}\)
(e). \(y(A,B,C,D) = \overline{A}B\overline{C} + (A ⨁ B)C + \overline{A}\overline{B}C\overline{D} + ABC\)
3. Design a 4-input NAND gate using two 2-input NAND gates and one 2-input NOR gate. Hint: Use DeMorgan’s law.
- Simplify
\(\overline{ABC}+ \overline{AB}C+ \overline{A}B\overline{C}+ A\overline{BC}+ A\overline{B}C\)
\(\overline{\overline{X\overline{Y} + XYZ} + X (Y + X\overline{Y}) }\)
\((A + B)(\overline{A} + C)(B + C)\)
\(XY + \overline{XZ} + X \overline{Y} Z (XY + Z)\)
Answer: \((\overline{A}+\overline{B}+\overline{C}), \quad0, \quad AC+B\overline{A}, \quad1\)
Reference
1. James Feher, Introduction to Digital Logic with Laboratory Exercises, Global Text. (Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License, Copyright 2009)
- DIGITALS ELECTRONICS, TYPICAL QUESTIONS & ANSWERS, Google Docs.
3. Tertulien Ndjountche, Sequential and Arithmetic Logic Circuits, Digital Electronics 2, by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2016
Task 2. Debunk CPU Myth¶
After finished this project, you can get a basic idea about the principal of the CPU’s. And would provide a good understand when starting Assembly Language learning. (There are much more in a CPU)
Step through the reference examples using Logisim to build the logic units:
- Half Adder (One bit ignoring carry)
- Full Adder (Two bit dealing with carry in & carry out)
- 2 Bits Decoder + Output Selector (The function control)
This is comparable to a Multiplexer. See Toturialspoint, Multiplexer.
- 2 Bits ALU
The finished ALU can be one like in the above. With the control command been set, finish the following truth table.
The (t0, t1) and the selector part formed the function control circuit (selecting usage).
- Arithmetic Add
Set t0, t1 = 0, 0 and verify the following results.
This shows the 00 comand will have the 2-bit ALU add 2 binary number. If you are interested, you can try all 4 selected function and complete the function selection table.
- A step further
If you are interested in this topic, you can read through [4], Chapter 3. See reference section.
Task 3 Convert to Base 64¶
Task 3 Prefix Expression *¶
Attention
Try this after the lecture of recursive functions.
Let’s rewrite the logic with the following operator:
Write the first four expression in step 4, task1 in prefix form. E.g (A OR B) AND X’s prefix form is:
& | A B X.
Then implement a program to evaluate all answers of question 4 in task 1.
Hint: the important data structure for the program is Stack.


Created by Nishant Kheterpal and Jessica Hu
In the examples in the left column, np
refers to the NumPy module, as usual. Everything else is a function, a method, an example of an argument to a function or method, or an example of an object we might call the method on. For example, tbl
refers to a table, array
refers to an array, and num
refers to a number. array.item(0)
is an example call for the method item
, and in that example, array
is the name previously given to some array.
| Name | Chapter | Description | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Table() |
6 | Create an empty table, usually to extend with data | None | An empty Table |
Table().read_table(filename) |
6 | Create a table from a data file | string: the name of the file | Table with the contents of the data file |
tbl.with_columns(name, values) tbl.with_columns(n1, v1, n2, v2,...) |
6 | A table with an additional or replaced column or columns. name is a string for the name of a column, values is an array |
1. string: the name of the new column; 2. array: the values in that column |
Table: a copy of the original Table with the new columns added |
tbl.column(column_name_or_index) |
6 | The values of a column (an array) | string or int: the column name or index | array: the values in that column |
tbl.num_rows |
6 | Compute the number of rows in a table | None | int: the number of rows in the table |
tbl.num_columns |
6 | Compute the number of columns in a table | None | int: the number of columns in the table |
tbl.labels |
6 | Lists the column labels in a table | None | array: the names of each column (as strings) in the table |
tbl.select(col1, col2, ...) |
6 | Create a copy of a table with only some of the columns. Each column is the column name or index. | string or int: column name(s) or index(es) | Table with the selected columns |
tbl.drop(col1, col2, ...) |
6 | Create a copy of a table without some of the columns. Each column is the column name or index. | string or int: column name(s) or index(es) | Table without the selected columns |
tbl.relabel(old_label, new_label) |
6 | Modifies the existing table in place, changing the column heading in the first argument to the second | 1. string: the old column name 2. string: the new column name |
Table: a copy of the original with the changed label |
tbl.sort(column_name_or_index) |
6.1 | Create a copy of a table sorted by the values in a column. Defaults to ascending order unless descending = True is included. |
1. string or int: column index or name 2. (Optional) descending = True |
|
tbl.where(column, predicate) |
6.2 | Create a copy of a table with only the rows that match some predicate See Table.where predicates below. |
1. string or int: column name or index 2. are.(...) predicate |
|
tbl.take(row_indices) |
6.2 | A table with only the rows at the given indices. row_indices is either an array of indices or an integer corresponding to one index. |
array of ints: the indices of the rows to be included in the Table OR int: the index of the row to be included | Table: a copy of the original with only the rows at the given indices |
tbl.scatter(x_column, y_column) |
7 | Draws a scatter plot consisting of one point for each row of the table. Note that x_column and y_column must be strings specifying column names. |
1. string: name of the column on the x-axis 2. string: name of the column on the y-axis |
None: draws a scatter plot |
tbl.plot(x_column, y_column) |
7 | Draw a line graph consisting of one point for each row of the table. | 1. string: name of the column on the x-axis 2. string: name of the column on the y-axis |
None: draws a line graph |
tbl.barh(categories) tbl.barh(categories, values) |
7.1 | Displays a bar chart with bars for each category in a column, with height proportional to the corresponding frequency. values argument unnecessary if table has only a column of categories and a column of values. | 1. string: name of the column with categories 2. (Optional) string: the name of the column with values for corresponding categories |
None: draws a bar chart |
tbl.hist(column, unit, bins) |
7.2 | Generates a histogram of the numerical values in a column. unit and bins are optional arguments, used to label the axes and group the values into intervals (bins), respectively. Bins have the form [a, b) , where a is included in the bin and b is not. |
1. string: name of the column with categories 2. (Optional) string: units of x-axis 3. (Optional) array of ints/floats denoting bin boundaries |
None: draws a histogram |
tbl.apply(function, column) |
8.1 | Returns an array of values resulting from applying a function to each item in a column. | 1. function: function to apply to column 2. string: name of the column to apply function to |
array: contains an element for each value in the original column after applying the function to it |
tbl.group(column_or_columns, func) |
8.2 | Group rows by unique values or combinations of values in a column(s). Multiple columns must be entered in array or list form. Other values aggregated by count (default) or optional argument func . |
1. string or array of strings: column(s) on which to group 2. (Optional) function: function to aggregate values in cells (defaults to count) |
Table: a new Table |
tbl.pivot(col1, col2, values, collect) tbl.pivot(col1, col2) |
8.3 | A pivot table where each unique value in col1 has its own column and each unique value in ccol2 has its own row. Count or aggregate values from a third column, collect with some function. Default values and collect return counts in cells. |
1. string: name of column whose unique values will make up columns of pivot table 2. string: name of column whose unique values will make up rows of pivot table 3. (Optional) string: name of column that describes the values of cell 4. (Optional) function: how the values are collected, e.g. sum or np.mean |
Table: a new Table |
tblA.join(colA, tblB, colB) tblA.join(colA, tblB) |
8.4 | Generate a table with the columns of tblA and tblB, containing rows for all values of a column that appear in both tables. Default colB is colA . colA and colB must be strings specifying column names. |
1. string: name of column in tblA with values to join on 2. Table: other Table 3. (Optional) string: if column names are different between Tables, the name of the shared column in tblB |
Table: a new Table |
tbl.sample(n) tbl.sample(n, with_replacement) |
10 | A new table where n rows are randomly sampled from the original table; by default, n=tbl.num_rows . Default is with replacement. For sampling without replacement, use argument with_replacement=False . For a non-uniform sample, provide a third argument weights=distribution where distribution is an array or list containing the probability of each row. |
1. int: sample size 2. (Optional) with_replacement=True |
Table: a new Table with n rows |
| Name | Chapter | Description |
|---|---|---|
str.split(separator) |
N/A | Splits the string (str ) into a list based on the separator that is passed in |
str.join(array) |
N/A | Combines each element of array into one string, with str being in-between each element |
str.replace(old_string, new_string) |
4.2.1 | Replaces each occurrence of old_string in str with the value of new_string |
| Name | Chapter | Description |
|---|---|---|
max(array) |
3.3 | Returns the maximum value of an array |
min(array) |
3.3 | Returns the minimum value of an array |
sum(array) |
3.3 | Returns the sum of the values in an array |
abs(num), np.abs(array) |
3.3 | Take the absolute value of number or each number in an array. |
round(num), np.round(array) |
3.3 | Round number or array of numbers to the nearest integer. |
len(array) |
3.3 | Returns the length (number of elements) of an array |
make_array(val1, val2, ...) |
5 | Makes a numpy array with the values passed in |
np.average(array) np.mean(array) |
5.1 | Returns the mean value of an array |
np.diff(array) |
5.1 | Returns a new array of size len(arr)-1 with elements equal to the difference between adjacent elements; val_2 - val_1, val_3 - val_2, etc. |
np.sqrt(array) |
5.1 | Returns an array with the square root of each element |
np.arange(start, stop, step) np.arange(start, stop) np.arange(stop) |
5.2 | An array of numbers starting with start , going up in increments of step , and going up to but excluding stop . When start and/or step are left out, default values are used in their place. Default step is 1; default start is 0. |
array.item(index) |
5.3 | Returns the i-th item in an array (remember Python indices start at 0!) |
np.random.choice(array, n) np.random.choice(array) |
9 | Picks one (by default) or some number 'n' of items from an array at random. By default, with replacement. |
np.count_nonzero(array) |
9 | Returns the number of non-zero (or True ) elements in an array. |
np.append(array, item) |
9.2 | Returns a copy of the input array with item (must be the same type as the other entries in the array) appended to the end. |
percentile(percentile, array) |
12.1 | Returns the corresponding percentile of an array. |
Table.where
PredicatesAny of these predicates can be negated by adding not_
in front of them, e.g. are.not_equal_to(Z)
or are.not_containing(S)
.
| Predicate | Description |
|---|---|
are.equal_to(Z) |
Equal to Z |
are.above(x) |
Greater than x |
are.above_or_equal_to(x) |
Greater than or equal to x |
are.below(x) |
Less than x |
are.below_or_equal_to(x) |
Less than or equal to x |
are.between(x,y) |
Greater than or equal to x and less than y |
are.between_or_equal_to(x,y) |
Greater than or equal to x , and less than or equal to y |
are.contained_in(A) |
Is a substring of A (if A is a string) or an element of A (if A is a list/array) |
are.containing(S) |
Contains the string S |
are.strictly_between(x,y) |
Greater than x and less than y |
These are functions in the datascience
library that are used in the course that don't fall into any of the categories above.
| Name | Chapter | Description | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|---|---|
sample_proportions(sample_size, model_proportions) |
11.1 | Sample_size should be an integer, model_proportions an array of probabilities that sum up to 1. The function samples sample_size objects from the distribution specified by model_proportions . It returns an array with the same size as model_proportions . Each item in the array corresponds to the proportion of times it was sampled out of the sample_size times. |
1. int: sample size 2. array: an array of proportions that should sum to 1 |
array: each item corresponds to the proportion of times that corresponding item was sampled from model_proportions in sample_size draws, should sum to 1 |
minimize(function) |
15.4 | Returns an array of values such that if each value in the array was passed into function as arguments, it would minimize the output value of function . |
function: name of a function that will be minimized. | array: An array in which each element corresponds to an argument that minimizes the output of the function. Values in the array are listed based on the order they are passed into the function; the first element in the array is also going to be the first value passed into the function. |


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Time Zone:UTC +06
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Driving Side:Right Hand Side
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object
--+ |Extension
--+ | SRegResponse
id_res
response. This object will be created by
the OpenID server, added to the id_res
response object, and
then extracted from the id_res
message by the Consumer.
| Method Summary | |
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__init__(self,
data,
sreg_ns_uri)
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__contains__(self,
field_name)
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__nonzero__(self)
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Get the fields to put in the simple registration namespace when adding them to an id_res message. | |
Inherited from Extension :
toMessage
Inherited from object :
__delattr__ ,
__getattribute__ ,
__hash__ ,
__new__ ,
__reduce__ ,
__reduce_ex__ ,
__repr__ ,
__setattr__ ,
__str__
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| Server | |
| SRegResponse |
Take a and a dictionary of
simple registration values and create a object containing that
data. (Class method)
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| Consumer | |
| SRegResponse |
Create a object from a
successful OpenID library response ( )
response message (Class method)
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| Read-only dictionary interface | |
keys(self)
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iterkeys(self)
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All of the data values in this simple registration response | |
iteritems(self)
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__iter__(self)
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Like dict.get, except that it checks that the field name is defined by the simple registration specification | |
__getitem__(self,
field_name)
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has_key(self,
key)
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data : The simple registration data, keyed by the unqualified simple
registration name of the field (i.e. | |
ns_uri : The URI under which the simple registration data was stored in the
response message. |
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str |
ns_alias = 'sreg'
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items(self)All of the data values in this simple registration response |
get(self, field_name, default=None)Like dict.get, except that it checks that the field name is defined by the simple registration specification |
getExtensionArgs(self)Get the fields to put in the simple registration namespace when adding them to an id_res message.
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extractResponse(cls, request, data)Take a and a dictionary of
simple registration values and create a object containing
that data.
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successful OpenID library response ( )
response message
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dataThe simple registration data, keyed by the unqualified simple registration name of the field (i.e. nickname is keyed by'nickname' )
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ns_uriThe URI under which the simple registration data was stored in the response message. |
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"""Decorator module define all decorator function node."""
from typing import Any
from .definition import FAILURE, SUCCESS, AsyncInnerFunction, CallableFunction, ExceptionDecorator, node_metadata
__all__ = [
'alias',
'decorate',
'always_success',
'always_failure',
'is_success',
'is_failure',
'inverter',
'retry',
'retry_until_success',
'retry_until_failed',
]
[docs]def alias(child: CallableFunction, name: str) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Define an alias on our child.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
name (str): name of function tree
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function.
"""
@node_metadata(name=name)
async def _alias():
return await child()
return _alias
[docs]def decorate(child: CallableFunction, decorator: CallableFunction, **kwargs) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Create a decorator.
Post process a child with specified decorator function.
First argument of decorator function must be a child.
This method implement a simple lazy evaluation.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
decorator (CallableFunction): awaitable target decorator
kwargs: optional keyed argument to pass to decorator function
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which
return decorator evaluation against child.
"""
@node_metadata(properties=['decorator'])
async def _decorate():
return await decorator(await child(), **kwargs)
return _decorate
[docs]def always_success(child: CallableFunction) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Create a node which always return SUCCESS value.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which return child result if is truthy
else SUCCESS (Any exception will be ignored).
"""
@node_metadata()
async def _always_success():
result: Any = SUCCESS
try:
child_result = await child()
if child_result:
result = child_result
except Exception:
return result
return result
return _always_success
[docs]def always_failure(child: CallableFunction) -> AsyncInnerFunction: # -> Awaitable:
"""Produce a function which always return FAILURE value.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which return child result if is falsy
else FAILURE, or a ControlFlowException if error occurs.
"""
@node_metadata()
async def _always_failure():
result: Any = FAILURE
try:
child_result = await child()
if not child_result:
result = child_result
except Exception as e:
result = ExceptionDecorator(e)
return result
return _always_failure
[docs]def is_success(child: CallableFunction) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Create a conditional node which test if child success.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which return SUCCESS if child
return SUCCESS else FAILURE.
An exception will be evaluated as falsy.
"""
@node_metadata()
async def _is_success():
try:
return SUCCESS if bool(await child()) else FAILURE
except Exception as e:
return ExceptionDecorator(e)
return _is_success
[docs]def is_failure(child: CallableFunction) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Create a conditional node which test if child fail.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which return SUCCESS if child
return FAILURE else FAILURE.
An exception will be evaluated as a success.
"""
@node_metadata()
async def _is_failure():
try:
return SUCCESS if not bool(await child()) else FAILURE
except Exception: # pylint: disable=broad-except
return SUCCESS
return _is_failure
[docs]def inverter(child: CallableFunction) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Invert node status.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which return SUCCESS if child
return FAILURE else SUCCESS
"""
@node_metadata()
async def _inverter():
return not await child()
return _inverter
[docs]def retry(child: CallableFunction, max_retry: int = 3) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Retry child evaluation at most max_retry time on failure until child succeed.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
max_retry (int): max retry count (default 3), -1 mean infinite retry
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which retry child evaluation
at most max_retry time on failure until child succeed.
If max_retry is reached, returns FAILURE or last exception.
"""
if not (max_retry > 0 or max_retry == -1):
raise AssertionError('max_retry')
@node_metadata(properties=['max_retry'])
async def _retry():
retry_count = 0
infinite_retry_condition = max_retry == -1
result: Any = FAILURE
while not result and (infinite_retry_condition or retry_count < max_retry):
try:
result = await child()
except Exception as e:
# return last failure exception
if not infinite_retry_condition: # avoid data allocation if never returned
result = ExceptionDecorator(e)
retry_count += 1
return result
return _retry
[docs]def retry_until_success(child: CallableFunction) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Retry child until success.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which try to evaluate child
until it succeed.
"""
# @node_metadata()
# async def _retry_until_success():
# return await retry(child=child, max_retry=-1)()
return node_metadata(name='retry_until_success')(retry(child=child, max_retry=-1))
[docs]def retry_until_failed(child: CallableFunction) -> AsyncInnerFunction:
"""Retry child until failed.
Args:
child (CallableFunction): child function to decorate
Returns:
(AsyncInnerFunction): an awaitable function which try to evaluate child
until it failed.
"""
return node_metadata(name='retry_until_failed')(retry(child=inverter(child), max_retry=-1))


Shane raked the leaves in the backyard with Maya and Davis. Grandma Connie and Papa Morris came for Thanksgiving. Shane helped them vacuum the floor. Shane likes to build things with his Omagles. Shane and Maya got a nice bunch of balloons at the ISRI holiday party.
We had all the wallpaper taken down on the third floor of our house and had the walls painted "vanilla ice cream." Then we had hardwood floors installed. Shane and Maya enjoyed monitoring the "mens" and checking out their progress. They did a little construction progress of their own and built a gingerbread house at Julie's party.
We went to Maryland and stayed with Grandma Judy and Papa Mike. Grandma Gertie, Grandpa Harry, Auntie Amber, Uncle Jere, and Cousin Benny were there too.
We went to Aunt Ginny and Uncle Jeff's house for Christmas. Grandma Connie and Papa Morris were there. We also got to play with Cousins Eric and Justin. Shane was very excited to get some real tools and a vacuum cleaner.
Papa Mike made green eggs and (tofu) ham for breakfast. I do not like them Sam-I-Am!
We ate pizza and made banana muffins on New Year's Eve. Shane and Maya went to bed early. The power went out at midnight.
Shane has been helping Dad remove the wallpaper from the upstairs bathroom. Shane's grandparents came to visit for Maya's 2nd birthday. Shane and Maya had a good time at the Pittsburgh Great Race, which went down Forbes past our street.
Dad painted Shane and Maya's bathroom light grey (it was dark blue before). Auntie Amber sent Shane and Maya ponchos. The ponchos are just right for the fall weather. We grew one little pumpkin in our garden. It was too small for a jack-o-lantern so we bought a bigger one at Home Depot for $2 just before Halloween. Shane and Maya helped Mom carve the big pumpkin. Maya also painted another little pumpkin at school.
Shane and Maya went trick-or-treating with Davis, Cole, Molly, and Isabelle. Shane was a dragon and Maya was a Duck. Shane wore the same costume he wore last year when he was an alligator. Cole bought a matching dragon costume this year.
Shane got his picture taken at the CMU Children's School.
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Measurement Collection Controller
The MeasurementCollectionController
(often called MCC
) class is the central “overlord” responsible for tracking all
registered collectors and arbiters, wrapping collectors around measured tests in the correct order,
and invoking the measured code block.
Note that all collectors must be stopped in the reverse order from which they were started to maximize measurement accuracy and avoid capturing the overheard from other collectors.

MCC
is the lowest-level api we provide, and it is possible to use this class directly:
val mcc = new DefaultMeasurementCollectionController(testId = "com.workday.warp.some.experiment")
mcc.registerCollector(new SomeMeasurementCollector)
// start all measurement collectors prior to running the experiment
mcc.beginMeasurementCollection()
// run your experiment code
someExperiment()
// stop all measurement collectors, persist results, other cleanup
mcc.endMeasurementCollection()
The DSL encapsulates the above sequence of operations in a more convenient API and provides some higher-level configuration options.


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Google Scholar is the leading platform for researchers and academia internationally. I was brought onto the team to lead their product design efforts in becoming more mobile friendly, responsive, and up to date with Google's current design standards in order to make way for new features. I initiated and designed Scholar's new navigation, realizing early on that the existing design led to poor user experiences on non desktop devices. I designed new navigational components—new headers, new menus, and a new set of guidelines for when certain navigational components should be used. After setting the foundation, I lead the design of Scholar's newest product — Scholar Metrics, ranking and visualizing top papers, authors, and publications.
I designed Scholar Metrics, a new feature for Scholar. Many in academia use Scholar rankings based on their published papers and citations to apply for jobs, grants, scholarships, visas, etc.— A key feature of what has made Scholar such a widely used product. Scholar Metrics highlights rankings by displaying the top papers by categories as well as the top cited Publications.
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| DOSE: |
15 mg |
oral |
2C-E |
(powder / crystals) |
I must begin with some background. I am 18 years old, 6'1', and weigh 135 lbs. I've done all sorts of substances, but aside from one specific acid trip and another mushroom with a person who means a lot to me, I have not drawn much out of anything but DXM.
Whenever I have a third plateau DXM experience, I always come out of it clear-minded, entirely dissociated from my identity. Last weekend in particular, I lost a sense of meaningfulness as I felt that nothing in the whole world meant anything to me. Deep inside I have always felt that, but I had hidden behind the 'fog' of doing and caring about bullshit, as well as attaching all meaning to a relationship with that particularly important individual mentioned above.
Most recently, however, I have parted ways (at least temporarily, but maybe forever) with her.  Although we had significant experiences together with psychedelics, we ended up seeking those kinds of effects by exploring the empty world of drugs that are not psychedelics, which ultimately led her to feel that all drugs are a negative influence. This experience, however, led me to understand her point of view, and consider some serious lifestyle changes.
Last weekend, I tripped DXM with a buddy from school, with whom I first tried DXM about one year ago. I took 375 mg, which is a very large dose for me, and, considering that D weighs about 100 lbs more than me, he took 765 mg. While the effects were very interesting, I've done DXM enough not to be too intrigued by them. One significant thing was that I was in a restaurant observing all these people through the window next to the booth for nearly twenty minutes. I turned around and looked again: it turned out that I had actually been staring into a solid wall.
After this trip, I felt such a sense of emptiness that everyone could see it in my eyes. I spent the week missing my significant other, not feeling the ability to feel anything other than insignificant momentary emotions such as humor. I was entirely dissociated from my problems, my feelings, my identity. All I could do was think and learn. Doing calculus felt nice.
--------------------------------------------
The 2c-e arrived on wednesday. My best friend, J, had ordered 500 mg and snorted about 4 mg that night. He informed me that it was an incredible experience. He said he felt a lot of nausea for the first hour, but then everything became quite wonderful. He explained that he first became incredibly cognizant, then started to think in feelings, then feel in feelings, and drift into euphoria. The experience lasted about five hours.
Two days later, (yesterday, which was friday), I had planned on trying the chemical. I had a bagel with cream cheese for breakfast around 8:15, but the iced coffee completely drained my system out. I am very sensitive to most chemicals, but it is my personal hypothesis that most psychedelics are not very dependent on body weight. An example of this sensitivity was the stimulant chills I felt for an hour from drinking a large iced coffee, along with 'bouncing off the walls' until around four o'clock.
At four, I weighed out 15 mg of the 2c-e powder. I used a little tiny spoon and knocked it against my teeth so it fell on my tongue. Washed it down with water, only tasted it a tiny bit. Tastes like most strange chemicals, like the pure vanillin my father brought home from work.
About 30 minutes later, maybe 40, J and I headed out to pick up a bag of mj for him and our friend M, who would not be around until later that night, after I went home. I began to feel quite different. I was glad that I had not really eaten anything all day - I felt very strange inside and felt that I could not eat anything. The visuals were very pronounced after-images (trails) to the point of being able to focus on the trail itself and examine it. I began to speak quite a bit. I explained to J that he is my best friend in the world, and that my english teacher pointed out to me that two people can have a 'soul mate' kind of relationship that is not at all romantic in nature. I was very glad that he seemed to understand. He said 'I'm quite an understanding individual' and we laughed.
After some errands and discussion about the value of communication and isolation and loneliness at the supermarket, we picked up my button down shirt so that I'd look snazzy at our friend E's eighteenth birthday party. We arrived at her house, and by this time, I had begun to become lost in thought. I talked non-stop, and every once in a while, my thoughts would collapse on each other and I would suddenly say 'What just happened? I feel like something significant happened, but I have NO idea what it was!'
I had become completely dominated by cognizant function. I explained to a friend that I had switched from being immersed in the aesthetic to the intellectual and attempted to explain that, ordinarily, humans are dominated by aesthetic faculties, one of which is 'humor', but that my experience has become entirely dominated by those functions that are categorically similar to 'wit'. I understood why things were humorous and enjoyed those ideas far more than the actual feeling of humor. In other words, I dismissed feeling humor as less important than the idea of 'I feel humor' or 'that is very funny because of this and that, and the fact that this and that cause the original humor is, in fact, hilarious'. Watching other humans become quite hilarious, as I could imagine why each was thinking or doing anything, and all of those things seemed to be so silly and meaningless.
Furthermore, I was looking at every individual on the deck and figuring out that which they were thinking and feeling and, much like a computer switching back and forth between tasks, I was able to BE everyone there at once with a bit of concentration. I felt somewhat overwhelmed by the idea that others might be actually listening to what I was saying and wondering what was up, but J assured me that people would listen and hear big words and just say 'weird smart people' He suggested that we go to the car for a cigarette.
At the car, I began to very much feel that I had become very purely 'myself'. Throughout the night, I discovered my own identity, and, in combination with my recent dissociation from all the things that my identity is NOT, I feel that I genuinely discovered these things. For the first time in my life, I feel like a truly 'authentic' being. When two of my recently arrived friends greeted us and asked how it was, I simply said, 'I am pure thought.'
We all departed and re-gathered at a hookah bar for E's party. Along the way (the drive took an hour, at least) I drifted in and out of being 'lost in thought'. I came to an understanding that times in which I felt overwhelmed by many thoughts, it was a temptation to just 'give up' and 'become everything'. I felt that for a moment but realized that the idea of infinity is absurd in a utilitarian sense, and as such was very similar to the idea of nothing.
Upon our arrival, I began to feel very exhausted. It was around 7:30 when we sat down. I sat next to J, but ended up speaking to the girl next to me a bit. She was very 'stuck up' and appeared to be materialistic, but upon talking to her, I decided that she was a very interesting and intelligent girl. She was so disconnected from everything that was going on, keeping control through fake smiles and laughs, interestingly rude comments that went over the heads of the other girls, and a very self-confident persona. Earlier, at the party, I noticed this briefly and tried to communicate it to her, but I was having trouble finding the right words. Upon our departure, however, J said 'Essentially, your cognizant faculty is bottlenecked' and in response to her glare, laughed, 'And the fact that she understood that as an insult, very good!'
I ordered mango hookah, and really enjoyed the taste. In between 'tokes', however, I became more and more exhausted. Interestingly, there was a window in front of me, but I was sure that it as a mirror for some reason, and stared into it intently for a bit every few minutes to see if I would see my reflection. I shrugged it off with a half belief: 'I guess I'm invisible'.
I moved to another table and conversed with a girl, S. She has not tripped, but reads books and acts/dresses 'all hippie-like'. I do not quite understand, but it's her thing. I explained to her that psychedelics will allow the individual taking them the opportunity to see his or her identity far more clearly than in ordinary space. They are not necessary, however, I could read many books and gain a lot of insight, yet, I've never heard anyone invalidate someone else's existence because they have not read a certain book. Basically, I realized that my experiences have led me to a certain place at which I want to be, but that taking the same 'route' may lead others to entirely different places.
In much of the same way, a book can be read and understood differently than the author intended and the understanding of different individuals experiencing the same words will also vary greatly. J had highlighted the idea that our perceptions are all opinions, and that although it would be absurd to dismiss the idea of absolute truth, every person's experience and opinions are defined by some vast number of little mistakes. Otherwise, discussions between individuals would end up being composed similarly to, 'Yes, very true. True. That is true. Yes, it is'
At one point, because I had only eaten a bagel that morning (which had been expelled rather quickly as a result of the coffee), I felt extremely exhausted (but not tired) and lay down. After people began to ask me if I was okay, I decided that I was okay enough to get up and avoid drawing attention to myself. I simply wanted to lie down, and I felt quite good lying there.
At 10:30, we left for E's house. When we arrived, I had a long talk with a kid, Z. He explained to me that he had never smoked anything, so after smoking hookah, he felt very strange. He then shared that he was plagued by problems - school, track, and girls. He couldn't avoid feeling so stressed out. I mentioned that I had become entirely detached from everything the past week, but when he said 'what was that, I need that,' I began to say that it wouldn't just make problems 'disappear'. A far greater problem manifested itself, and I knew that I was ready to deal with it. I shared that I have grown quite a bit in the past few weeks, as well as over the past few years with my experiences, but that my way of going about things would not work for everyone. Simply put, I said, 'Drugs did wondrous things for me, but I certainly wouldn't advise anyone to try to do the same thing for the same results.'
I told J that I felt that there is no reason for me to do any drugs anymore, except the occasional 2c-e and/or dxm. Everything else - mj, alcohol, percs, kratom, vicodin, even LSD, which I feel is too sensory in nature in contrast to 2c-e, the physical effects of which are entirely irrelevant to the beauty of the experience - is meaningless and silly. Sure, I'll probably sometimes smoke with the guys or drink at a party, but those kinds of drugs seem to be 'lifestyle' drugs. While DXM and 2c-e seem to be integral to my lifestyle, they are not in any way the lifestyle itself. The other drugs seem not to fit into that description.
I got home at 12:15 and lay in bed until 4:30, unable to sleep, very much tripping, and thinking quite a bit about the direction of my life. In one of those categories, I concluded that I will be just fine (because I have myself, something I haven't fully grasped my entire life) if things do not work out with my significant other, but I certainly desire that our souls would reunite if possible. Love is so beautiful: It seems to me that I should find out that which is the best that the world has to offer while I'm here, and I have overwhelmingly concluded that it is to be found in other people. I intend to unite with my own identity as well as to unite with the souls of others while I'm here. If I can be authentic, that is the most I can do to gain the most out of my interactions with others.
As a conclusion concerning the effects of 2c-e, its beauty comes from the effect on the mind and thoughts, which causes the otherwise undeniably strong physical (visual and body) effects to become irrelevant and insignificant details.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Simple zero-dependency Growl notifications using GNTP.
Install growly using npm
:
npm install growly
And then require it:
javascript
var growly = require('growly');
This module uses the Growl Network Transport Protocol (GNTP) which was implemented in Growl since version 1.3, so you must have an appropriate version of Growl installed for Growly to work.
Sending a minimal Growl notification:
```javascript var growly = require(‘growly’);
growly.notify(‘This is as easy as it gets’, { title: ‘Hello, World!’ }); ```
More examples can be found in the example/ directory.
The growly module exposes only three methods: Growly.register()
, Growly.notify()
, and Growly.setHost()
.
Registers a new application with Growl. Registration is completely optional since it will be performed automatically for you with sensible defaults. Useful if you want your application, with its own icon and types of notifications, to show up in Growl’s prefence panel.
appname
the name of the application (required.)appicon
url, file path, or Buffer instance for an application icon image.notifications
a list of defined notification types with the following properties:
.label
name used to identify the type of notification being used (required.).dispname
name users will see in Growl’s preference panel (defaults to .label
.).enabled
whether or not notifications of this type are enabled (defaults to true.)callback
called when the registration completes; if registration fails, the first argument will be an Error object.An example:
javascript
growly.register('My Application', 'path/to/icon.png', [
{ label: 'success', dispname: 'Success' },
{ label: 'warning', dispname: 'Warning', enabled: false }
], function(err) {
console.log(err || 'Registration successful!');
});
Sends a Growl notification. If an application wasn’t registered beforehand with growly.register()
, a default application will automatically be registered beforesending the notification.
text
the body of the notification.opts
an object with the following properties:
.title
title of the notification..icon
url, file path, or Buffer instance for the notification’s icon..sticky
whether or not to sticky the notification (defaults to false.).label
type of notification to use (defaults to the first registered notification type.).priority
the priority of the notification from lowest (-2) to highest (2)..coalescingId
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game will not start
Posted:
Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:30 am
by willy nilly
Every time I open the update re-downloads. I press play and it nothing really happens except I can't click anything on my desktop. I press alt-ctrl-del and it comes up with "failed to launch check debug for more info" any help?
Re: game will not start
Posted:
Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:50 am
by Morn
I'm having a similar issue, As of this last update I can't even get into the logon screen. Task Manager says there is an error message, but my screen is black until I shut down the Evidyon program.
I did delete and re-install with no change in symptoms.
I did adjust ForceSoftwareRendering to =1 with no change in symptoms
I did notice that when I am on the update screen and I am downloading evidyon.evcli the download bar doesn't go further than 25 percent (and that is being generous in my description) before it becomes the play Evidyon button.
I did notice that no matter how many times I've updated, if I run the launcher it will try to download Evidyon.evcli
Re: game will not start
Posted:
Sun Oct 18, 2009 1:05 am
by willy nilly
What I did for now was download the game again from website. Then go into the Evidyon folder and launch the game straight without downloading this update again which seems to #### poo up.
Re: game will not start
Posted:
Sun Oct 18, 2009 4:02 am
by marzuku
willy nilly wrote:What I did for now was download the game again from website. Then go into the Evidyon folder and launch the game straight without downloading this update again which seems to #### poo up.
ive got the same problem, wont be handled before some one wakes up though.
Re: game will not start
Posted:
Sun Oct 18, 2009 6:00 am
by willy nilly
Just open game straight and not the launcher


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"The Sixth Sense" Review by Fontaine Lien Contains Spoilers.
 Back then when "The Sixth Sense" trailers started appearing in theaters, I was skeptical. It looked like just another "Mercury Rising," and clips of Bruce Willis staring off into space and that oh so skillful delivery of "I see dead people" by Haley Joel Osmont (wonder boy of the year) really turned me off to the movie. Then whaddya know, it became a hit, and everyone started talking about it; yet I stubbornly refused to see it. Well sue me for being suspicious about a Bruce Willis flick. Thus is the saga of how one afternoon I asked my friend to just tell me what the ending was that everyone was so excited over.

I didn't know that I would have decided to see it one year later at a school event. And let me tell ya, I really wish I hadn't found out about the surprise ending before I saw the movie. I probably would have enjoyed it a lot more. That's not to say I didn't find "Sense" a refreshing counterpoint to slasher flicks like "Scream 3," which I enjoyed equally as much for a different reason. If I had to pick one word to describe "Sixth Sense" it would be "intense." The film exudes quiet intensity for all of its, what, 110 minutes? From beginning to end, never a moment that wasn't unsettling. I credit this to the set designers and lighting people, who arranged the setting so that it almost seems painted with a tangible, morbid gray; yet like some hideous creature that hides in the light, we are unable to point out what exactly about the sunny streets of Philadelphia is frightening us and filling us with dread. All this is nice complimented by the score by James Newton Howard, who seems to have been taking quite a few notes from Mark Snow. The camera sulks stealthily from situation to situation; and with the aid of fade ins and outs we feel like we're watching the fragments of Malcolm's (Bruce Willis) life torn asunder. The effect is an eery film that quietly creeps up on you unlike other horror films; yet it is different from "The Blair Witch Project" in that it *does* show us the ghosts, sometimes with maybe too much flair on the part of the director. That we could have done without. Otherwise the film manages to spook us out without grossing us out too much; some great moments include Cole (Osmont) banging on the attic door at a friend's party and the video tape viewing at the funeral service. Moments like these manage to send shivers down our spine without using too much blood and gore. I give points for that.
Aside from Bruce Willis, who was probably chosen for his star power rather than suitability to the role, the few characters in this film were all wonderfully cast. Olivia Williams is sympathetic as the pale, sorrowful widow (she seems born to play the pale sorrowful widow), and Toni Collette is subtle as a young woman, seemingly barely in her twenties, who doesn't seem to quite know how to handle motherhood, two jobs, and the loss of a parent at the same time. And Haley, Haley, Haley. I'm sorry for underestimating you. Turns out you might give Jonathan Lipnicki a run for his money. As a child who is naturally adorable (and you can see that sometimes, during the rare instances when Cole smiles in the film), you gotta give the kid credit for walking around convincingly frightened and stubborn throughout the majority of the movie. When he delivers his lines, you want to inch closer to the screen to hear the child speak. When he is cowering in fear, we feel part of ourselves huddle along with him in fear of something WE ourselves fear the most. Whatever it is must be dreadful. He is so frail that if you reach out you are afraid that you're going to break him. Yet when he speaks, you listen. That's how good Haley was. And no, not even Bruce Willis was half bad.
Now "Sense" left a lot of things unexplained, such as just why the ghosts do not realize they're dead (I mean, heck, what do they EAT? And don't they notice that everyone's ignoring them?), why didn't Anna (Olivia Williams) just dial 911 for God's sake, how one little kid is supposed to serve as the principal complaint bureau for the entire underworld population, how DUMB can a doctor in child's psychology be in not figuring out why his wife is depressed, and why aren't there any evil ghosts? However I am willing to give the film some leeway because in not striving to give everything a LOGICAL explanation, it gives everything an EMOTIONAL explanation. That's why we believe that when Cole gives his mother the message from Grandma, we believe everything's going to be okay. We believe that when Malcolm finally realizes the truth about his existence, everything's going to be okay. I loved how even though the film was hawked as something that would scare the poop out of people by showcasing the supernatural, it snuck in jabs at humanity as well. Even barely-there characters such as the befuddled, agitated school teacher, the nonchalant parents of the other children, Anna's young, inexperienced suitor, and the deceiving (step?)mother at the funeral register in our minds as painfully realistic reflections of everyday walks of life. They were supposed to make us scream, but they made us cry instead.
We were fooled. Up until eighty percent of the movie, we thought we were watching a thriller/horror flick; with the last ten or fifteen minutes or so the film does a sudden turn around and points out to us the theme that was there along: humanity. Sometimes ugly, but mostly marvelous (this time, anyway) humanity. We survived the transition from horror to drama, and we're okay. The whole thing was strangely cathartic.
Rating: A- (First viewing, 3/5/00)
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