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[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> When is zatomicdrx coming
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> I like having my hush tradable
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> In t addresses
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> I hope that some transparent features will be kept (just for exchange that prefer to stay in transparant)
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Exactly
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> I agree
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> It's one of the reasons I didn't mine too much arrr
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> or maybe do a deal with ECB to have the right for privacy (this is a half troll)
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> How would you feel about that, if zatomicdex was ready and two or three zaddr supported exchanges were running?
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Ecb?
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> Maybe I'll start mining more hush
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> European Central Bank
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Kek
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> @phm87 Try and mine some ZUSH
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> It's test coin?
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Try out our new feature
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> It's awesome
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> I don't have the ac_param of ZUSH, I mined some Hush with NH, I was not lucky with my gpus
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> I don't have asics
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Just try it w/CPU
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> `./hushd -ac_name=ZUSH -ac_private=1 -ac_blocktime=120 -ac_reward=2500000000 -ac_halving=150000 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>`
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> dukeleta shared this
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> DukeLeta lol
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Hehe
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> yeah I changed his sex accidentally, he won't be mad about it
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Hehe
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Try this
./hushd -ac_name=ZUSH -ac_private=1 -ac_blocktime=120 -ac_reward=2500000000 -ac_halving=150000 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I think this is an awesome feature for HUSH
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> I'll compile Hush first ... I'm still using komodo binary everywhere as a standard hammer (I'd like to use it to run BTC but joker didn't tell me all the tricks he did to do it)
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I don't understand the Joker reference
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> blackjok3r told me (maybe on a private channel sorry) that he ran BTC with komodo binary
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Ahhhh
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Gotcha
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> not for mining but for syncing chain and doing tx
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> because if komodo can be enhanced to be able to catch up any chain on any algo, it can be cool (and BTC is still the biggest coin so it is a good start)
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> About Hush and Zush, for dpow, some transparant stuff will still be needed
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> yeah I saw dukeleta tweet but I though it was marketing about the unstable branch/test
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I think it's huge if you can run your own HUSH SMARTCHAIN
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> if I have uptodate ccpeg, I may be interested in running a Hush smartchain for test and fun
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Why not?
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> The implications are ...
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I like it.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I don't think people understand it completely, yet
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> Are you afraid about blockchain analysis on zonly chains such as ARRR or ZUSH ? You showed me papers and ITM it working on his POC and responsible disclosure. If a blockchain analysis found a leak, I don't think that they will warn everybody
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Me personally, on z-only chains? Not as much, no.
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> Sorry I though you were excited about Zuch and I though and Zuch was zonly chain
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I think the risk for exposure is greatly reduced.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> @phm87 I am
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> ZUSH is a z-only chain
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Let me ask you this. If you are a privacy project, and you knew about the risk for users being exposed, their txs---and you could prevent it---would you?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @phm87 z-only chains give blockchain analysts almost nothing to work with
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> only mining xtns can be seen
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Is zush thhe deanknumizjng coon
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> No
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> duke : BTCP zpool analysis was easy when I saw the graph : + few millions, - same amount few months later
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> ZUSH is a test for when HUSH goes z-only. It's a testcoin, or testnet if that makes more sense to you
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> but I can add some deep learning and IA on it
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> BTCP had horrific bugs
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> not sure why anybody looks at it, with inflation bugs and some old dev injected zfunds during one of the many airdrops
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> i stopped tracking that coin
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> @Privatoshi in the readme pic you sent me earlier, the `cd src should be placed before the git checkout dev`
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Lol this is why I like you @phm87
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @phm87 why?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> oh
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it's missing cd hush3
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> yeah cd hush3 that's right
Connect to the ZUSH testcoin for z-only HUSH. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Just fixed it
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> you got me, i just typed out the commands from memory
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Missed that one.
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> I guess that I should compile it before running `./hush-smart_chain ...`
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> derp
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> fixed!
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Hey guys, the last thing we would do is leave everyone is a position where there is no liquidity. We understand the concern. We are right there with you.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Yes.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> We are a good community.
This won't change.
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> @dukeleto do you plan to send a letter to ECB to ask privacy quotas ? (it can help for marketing if they reply)
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> (* help a lot)
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> We will be coordinating with the whole ecosystem before pulling the rip cord on this, it's a large change. It's not some "lol we did it last night, fix stuff" kind of thing
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @phm87 I am not a European citizen, not sure why they would want to talk to me
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> no idea
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> if ECB buy some Hush, it can't be bad
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> why would I do that, instead of writing zaddr code?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Not interested in ECB buying Hush, I guess.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> If you're interested in it, you ask them. @phm87
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> I'm not in the active twitter sphere
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> That is probably good
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> That's settled then lol.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> What else is going on? @phm87
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Do you like this? Zush
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Feedback is appreciated
[dscrd-hush] <phm87> it seems fun, something similar to ARRR but maybe more mature


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A title that just consists of saying the same word twice.
It's one way to title your story. It could sometimes be laziness, or perhaps two words together in a single title makes it sound more mysterious. It could also mean there are two of that specific word in the story, which could be plot-significant. It may also bring a well-known phrase to mind (eg. "Win-win" or "Liar, liar, pants on fire"). In more fantastic works, it could also have some spell-like connotations (eg. "Double double, toil and trouble", "Mirror, mirror, on the wall").
Note that this trope allows for more than one repetition, e.g. "Triple, Triple, Triple" titles. Titles with multiple repeated words, like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, also count. However, every word must be repeated, so Doki Doki Panic doesn't count.
Compare Repetitive Name. Also, these kinds of titles are Alliterative Titles by default.
Examples:
- Candy Candy
- ChiChi ChiChi
- Daa! Daa! Daa! (English title: UFO Baby)
- Flower Flower
- Gacha Gacha
- Honey Honey no Suteki na Bouken is released in some countries as simply Honey Honey.
- Lucu Lucu
- Maka-Maka
- Princess Princess
- Swap Swap: It's named for the body swap mechanic of the story.
- The end credits song for Tamagotchi! Miracle Friends is called "Itsuka Itsuka", which means "Someday, Someday" in English.
- Youjo Senki: The first ending theme, Los! Los! Los!, German for "Go! Go! Go!".
- Motu Patlu has episodes titled "Khazana Khazana" and "Kabaddi Kabaddi".
- One season of Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf is titled Happy, Happy, Bang, Bang!.
- The Simple Samosa episode "Makhi Makhi" (translates to "Fly, Fly").
- Gorilla Gorilla
- Empowered: From Volume 2, the story, Wahh, Wahh, Wahh.
- The Danganronpa fan fic "Bang Bang".
- The DokiDoki! PreCure Hentai Doujinshi "Jealousy Jealousy".
- The pornographic Futari wa Pretty Cure doujinshi "Cure Cure".
- The adult K-On! manga "Sweet Sweet".
- The very NSFW Love Live! doujinshi "Love Love".
- The heavily NSFW Suite Pretty Cure ♪ manga "Suite Suite".
- The My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fan fic "Bon Bon Bon Bon Bon Bon".
- The 11th chapter of Heart of the Inferno is titled "Go North, Go North".
- Adjacency: The third chapter, "Mirror, Mirror".
- 12/12/12
- 13/13/13
- 50/50
- America America
- Baby, Baby, Baby
- Breaker! Breaker!
- Buddy Buddy
- Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
- Chupke Chupke
- Durian Durian
- Europa Europa
- Everything, Everything
- The Spanish movie Jamon Jamon (meaning "Ham, Ham").
- Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
- Knock Knock (2015)
- Liar Liar
- Mirror, Mirror (1990 horror film)
- Mirror, Mirror (2012)
- New York, New York
- Open! Open!, a Taiwanese film starring Open, the mascot of 7-Eleven in Taiwan.
- Runner Runner
- The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming
- Moulin Rouge!: The Show Within a Show "Spectacular Spectacular".
- Tora! Tora! Tora!
- The 1973 split-screen horror film Wicked, Wicked.
- Win Win
- Yi Yi
- Zombies! Zombies! Zombies!
- Absalom, Absalom!
- The 1970 short story "Button, Button" by Richard Matheson, which inspired The Box.
- Discworld: Guards! Guards!
- The Dresden Files: One of the future books in the series is planned to be titled Mirror, Mirror.
- The autobiography Happy, Happy, Happy.
- Hush, Hush
- The chapter "Tiger, Tiger!" from The Jungle Book.
- The Lizzie Mcguire Junior Novelization "Mirror, Mirror".
- Llama Llama
- Mirror Mirror (1996 novel by Hillary Bell)
- Mirror, Mirror (2003 novel by Gregory Maguire). Named that way, since its a revisionist take on the tale of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
- Monster, Monster
- The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester was also published under the title Tiger, Tiger!
- Will Grayson, Will Grayson
- Xanth: The fifth book is titled "Ogre, Ogre".
- One episode of 227 is titled "Author, Author".
- 'Allo 'Allo!
- The Amazing Stories episode "Mirror, Mirror".
- Angel: Discussed when a book called "Demons, Demons, Demons" is encountered.
- The Desperate Housewives episode "Mirror, Mirror".
- Doctor Doctor
- The Doodlebops has an episode titled "Tap Tap Tap".
- Gimme, Gimme, Gimme
- The House episode "Mirror Mirror".
- Marvin Marvin
- Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: As a satire of soap opera, the show's title was explained to be because soapy dialogue is always repeated.
- Mirror, Mirror
- Mirror, Mirror II
- Mirror, Mirror (TV program featuring Donna Douglas)
- Mirror Mirror (Greek television comedy starring Thanasis Veggos)
- Padam Padam
- Sister, Sister
- The Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Mirror, Mirror".
- The Twilight Zone (1985) episode "Button, Button".
- Twinkle Twinkle
- "Mirror Mirror" by 4Minute.
- "Mirror Mirror", by LL Cool J from 10.
- Mirror Mirror (10cc album)
- Some ABBA songs have repetitive titles:
- "Andante, Andante"
- "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme (A Man After Midnight)"
- "Honey Honey"
- "I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do"
- "Money, Money, Money"
- "On and On and On"
- "Ring Ring" (also used as an album title)
- The One-Hit Wonder song "Sugar Sugar" by The Archies.
- The Beatles' "Good Morning, Good Morning," from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. May also double as a Broken Record.
- There's also "She Said She Said", from Revolver.
- "Mirror Mirror" by Blind Guardian.
- Bob Dylan's song "Corinna, Corinna".
- "Mirror Mirror", by Candlemass from their 1988 album Ancient Dreams
- "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)", originally sung by Cher, then Covered Up by Nancy Sinatra.
- David Bowie's "Rebel Rebel".
- "Mirror, Mirror" by Diamond Rio
- "Mirror Mirror" by Diana Ross
- "Mirror Mirror" by Dollar song (also known as "Mirror Mirror (Mon Amour)")
- Mirror Mirror by Dardanelles, their debut album
- Duran Duran has two albums called as "Duran Duran" (1981 and 1993).
- Elvis Costello has the song "Radio, Radio", (off This Year's Model).
- Evelyn Evelyn:
- Their eponymous album and song.
- A song called "Elephant Elephant".
- Fall Out Boy's "Dance Dance".
- Falco's "Macho Macho".
- Mirror, Mirror (EP), an EP by Farewell, My Love
- Frank Sinatra's song "New York, New York".
- Mirror Mirror (Ghinzu album)
- "Mirror Mirror" by Helloween
- "Mirror, Mirror (Look into My Eyes)", by Def Leppard from High 'n' Dry
- "Doctor Doctor" by Iron Maiden
- "Bang Bang" by Jessie J, Ariana Grande, and Nicki Minaj
- "Mirror Mirror", by the Kamelot from Karma
- Mirror Mirror (Kelly Price album)
- "Mirror Mirror", by King Diamond from the 2007 album Give Me Your Soul...Please
- "Mirror Mirror" (M 2 M song), later covered by American pop singer Taylor Horn in 2006
- "Pata Pata" by Miriam Makeba.
- Mirror, Mirror (soundtrack) (1990), soundtrack for the above film Mirror, Mirror
- "Mirror Mirror (I See a Damsel)", by Violent Femmes from New Times
- "Alien alien" by NayutalieN
- "Mirror Mirror", by Pinkerton's Assorted Colours
- "Hush Hush" by the Pussycat Dolls
- "Little Little" by Red Velvet.
- "Doctor Doctor" by Robert Palmer... haaaalt, that falls under Refrain from Assuming, the official title is "Bad Case of Loving You".
- "Mirror Mirror" by Solid Base song
- "Doctor Doctor" by the Thompson Twins
- Mirror Mirror (EP), by Twiztid
- "Doctor Doctor" by UFO
- Talk Talk has a song called "Talk Talk".
- "Darkness, Darkness" by The Youngbloods
- Boeing Boeing. Made into a movie in 1965.
- I Do! I Do!
- Mary Mary
- "Tommy, Tommy", a song from the musical Tenderloin.
- Crush Crush
- Some songs from Dance Dance Revolution:
- "Dance, Dance" by Fall Out Boy
- "I DO I DO I DO" by CREAMY
- "Jump! Jump! Jump!" from Mario Mix
- "Kiss Kiss" by Hanna
- "KISS KISS KISS" by NAOKI feat. SHANTI
- "LOVE LOVE LOVE" by Dreams Come True
- "more more more" by capsule
- "My My My" by Armand Van Helden
- "NA-NA" by BUS STOP
- "NORI NORI NORI" by JUDY CRYSTAL
- "rainbow rainbow" by Ryu☆
- "Ring! Ring! Ring!" by Dreams Come True
- "WOOKIE WOOKIE" by MACHOMAN
- Five Nights at Freddy's 2: One certain Custom Night is called "Foxy Foxy".
- Girls! Girls! Girls!? - An Otokonoko Visual Novel
- Hello? Hell...o?
- Knock-knock
- Liar Liar
- Lose/Lose: A game that deletes your files as you play.
- Maka Maka
- Puyo Puyo
- Remember, Remember
- Seiyuu Danshi: A movie that Haato can watch at the cinema to increase his affection level is a cartoon called "Bunny Bunny".
- The SHUFFLE! spinoff, Really? Really!.
- Shark! Shark! for the Intellivision
- Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has the Game Within a Game Tiger! Tiger!.
- The Barbie Happy Family Show: The episode "BABY BABY!".
- The Bedfellows: "Keys Keys Keys".
- Camp Camp
- The Most Popular Girls in School:
- "Taco Taco".
- "Wanna See Some Pictures?"'s original title was "Boobs Boobs Boobs".
- Sins Sins, a YouTube channel that criticizes criticism, was named this as it applied CinemaSins format to CinemaSins= itself, but it has since changed its name to Web Video/Jay Exci.
- The Arthur episode "Never, Never, Never".
- "Tyger, Tyger", an episode of Batman: The Animated Series.
- The Brothers Flub has an episode called "Pizza, Pizza".
- Three episodes of Jelly Jamm are titled like this: "Promises, Promises", "Questions, Questions", and "Repetition, Repetition".
- Jimmy Two-Shoes is known as Jimmy Jimmy in select regions.
- Johnny Test has an episode titled "Johnny Johnny".
- Les Sisters had an episode called "Telle Soeur, Telle Soeur".
- Little Robots: "Scary, Scary".
- My Friends Tigger & Pooh has "Piglet's Piglet's Echo Echo."
- The 2003 Canadian Christmas special Noël Noël.


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Date: Mon, 08 Mar 1993 17:41:33
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(1-9,Terence) Religion is that probably the Giant Syrian Rue...
(1-9,Terence) Pergamum harmala could, by itself have served...
(1-9,Terence) as the basis for Soma. The Amanita theory is now...
(1-9,Terence) in disfoavor for anumber of reasons. ...
(1-9,Terence) Amanita is hard to become reliably intoxicated on and is rare even where it does occur ga
(1-7,Rilla) Mehran? Follow up?
(1-1,mehran ariani) thank you i wait...
(1-7,Rilla) okay, Don ga
(1-1,mehran ariani) for someone else to ask for now.not for now thank you terence.ga
(1-25,Don D) Terrance, I am unfamiliar with you work at this point...
(1-25,Don D) However, I would like to know if you have studied...
(1-25,Don D) the relation between LSD experiences and occult claims...
(1-25,Don D) to psychic abilities. What I am getting at is...
(1-25,Don D) that both are very similar. ga
(1-9,Terence) Yes, you are quite right. Stan Grof makes this...
(1-9,Terence) point in several of his books. It does seems as though...
(1-9,Terence) there is something about the psychedelic...
(1-9,Terence) experience that lowers the threshold to sychronistic...
(1-9,Terence) events, or some psychic or mental factor that makes...
(1-9,Terence) unusualy events and encounters more lilely...
(1-9,Terence) in those times when a person is intoicated...
(1-9,Terence) I believe that this is related to the fact that...
(1-6,David Cole) ?
(1-9,Terence) the world is actually somehow make of language...
(1-9,Terence) and that this normally supprssed state of affaris is...
(1-9,Terence) more noticable during psychedelic experiences ga
(1-7,Rilla) Don? A follow up?
(1-25,Don D) Yes...
(1-25,Don D) Terrence, I would suggest that, first, knowing that...
(1-25,Don D) occult/yoga theory is very well established...
(1-25,Don D) and second, that LSD is a physiochemical event...
(1-25,Don D) that, through the LSD experience we can come to...
(1-25,Don D) develop a potentially very precise understanding...
(1-25,Don D) of the mechanisms of psychic abilities...
(1-25,Don D) More precisesly, I believe that LSD and similar substances...
(1-25,Don D) trigger off the kundalini energy in a spontaneous...
(1-25,Don D) and uncontrolable fashion, and that this type of...
(1-25,Don D) explanatory framework can go far to explain many...
(1-13,Dean) ?
(1-25,Don D) so-called psychic type phenomena that are currently...
(1-25,Don D) unexplainable within accepted academic frameworks...
(1-25,Don D) A quick plug here, but I have a file called HALLUCIN.DOC...
(1-25,Don D) in this forum that elaborates such a line of thought. ga
(1-9,Terence) Well, if has always seemed to me that one of the great...
(1-9,Terence) loses that we suffered when psychedelics were...
(1-9,Terence) made illegal was the opportunity to understand...
(1-9,Terence) the relation of these states of mind to Calssical yogic and mystical...
(1-9,Terence) states. Even the Yogic Sutras of Patanjali...
(1-9,Terence) early second century text on yoga...
(1-9,Terence) speaks of the magical and transforming power...
(1-9,Terence) of life giving herbs. The fact is that the window...
(1-9,Terence) of opportunity was simply to narrow to allow...
(1-9,Terence) us to properly study the potential of psychedelics..
(1-9,Terence) before they were make illegal ga
(1-7,Rilla) Okay...David GA
(1-6,David Cole) Terence, could you comment on the...
(1-6,David Cole) relationship between increasing...
(1-6,David Cole) global information flow (bandwidth)...
(1-6,David Cole) and the Timewave. ga
(1-9,Terence) Well the Timewave is a graphic method of portraying...
(1-9,Terence) the evolution of complexity in time. One wwy to think...
(1-1,mehran ariani) ?
(1-9,Terence) of complexity is as denity of connectefness...
(1-9,Terence) You know it was McLuhan who actually belived that...the age of electricity marked ...
(1-9,Terence) the descent of the Holy Ghost. For McLuhan...
(1-9,Terence) the global information net of electrical energey...
(1-9,Terence) was actually a kind of metaphysical event of some...
(1-9,Terence) sort ga
(1-7,Rilla) David? Follow up?
(1-6,David Cole) Thanks, no followup. ga
(1-7,Rilla) Dean GA
(1-13,Dean) In modern society, "tribes" seem to be defined more ...
(1-13,Dean) by friendship and like-mindedness than proximity & family ...
(1-13,Dean) ties -- being linked together by fast communication and (1-13,Dean) fast transportation. What do you feel is the ...
(1-13,Dean) role of the modern shaman to his or her "tribe".
(1-13,Dean) ga
(1-9,Terence) The shaman has pretty much the same function in...
(1-9,Terence) all times and places; that of a go-between, someone...
(1-9,Terence) who can actually leave behind the conventions of...
(1-9,Terence) the group, the conventionalized linguistic space...
(1-18,Chris) ?
(1-9,Terence) and journey instead into the supramundane world...
(1-9,Terence) a kind of hyperspace where "real" power is available...
(1-9,Terence) I see the modern shaman as fulfilling that same function...
(1-9,Terence) the world is not yet so well understood that we ...
(1-12,Steve Gorney) ?
(1-9,Terence) can assume with confidence that we have mapped the major...
(1-9,Terence) continest of reality, the shamens are still stretching...
(1-9,Terence) the envelope for the rest of us ga
(1-7,Rilla) Dean? Follow up?
(1-13,Dean) No follow up. Thanks Terence!
(1-13,Dean) ga
(1-7,Rilla) Mehran> GA
(1-1,mehran ariani) terence, i like your opinion...
(1-1,mehran ariani) on a experience i had with
(1-1,mehran ariani) ...
(1-1,mehran ariani) extrect of belladona...
(1-1,mehran ariani) basically during my experience...
(1-1,mehran ariani) i had an encounter with an entity..
(1-1,mehran ariani) i asked if he is basically...
(1-1,mehran ariani) from my imagination and for...
(1-1,mehran ariani) proof he offered to give me...
(1-1,mehran ariani) a proof by foretelling an event...
(1-1,mehran ariani) that would take place the next day..
(1-1,mehran ariani) the event took place at exact time..
(1-1,mehran ariani) and place which tells me this...
(1-1,mehran ariani) is not just hallucination ...
(1-1,mehran ariani) can you tell me about thsi...
(1-1,mehran ariani) subject.ga
(1-9,Terence) Well it is true that some of the entities that...
(1-9,Terence) shamans and psychedelic trippers encounter...
(1-9,Terence) seem to have a different relationship to casuality..
(1-9,Terence) that we denizens of ordinary space/time...
(1-9,Terence) have. A shamen will tell you that this is not...
(1-9,Terence) a big deal but then a shaman doesn't ...
(1-9,Terence) realize how important to scientific rationalism...
(1-9,Terence) the ordinary casuality is. I believe your story,...
(1-9,Terence) I think that strange states of mind give us an...
(1-9,Terence) opportunity to see beyond the confines of ...
(1-25,Don D) ?
(1-9,Terence) cultural expectations into surreal world that is...
(1-9,Terence) somewhat in the process of being created even...
(1-9,Terence) as we look at it, like a dream, but a lving dream ga
(1-7,Rilla) Mehran? Follow up?
(1-1,mehran ariani) no thank you terence.ga
(1-7,Rilla) Chris GA
(1-23,Leo) ?
(1-7,Rilla) Chris?
(1-18,Chris) Once you've been transformed by drugs or yoga...
(1-18,Chris) should you continue using a method, that may...
(1-18,Chris) bring no new experience...
(1-18,Chris) or result in attachment to the method...
(1-2,Rick B) ?
(1-18,Chris) rather than the experience itself. ga
(1-9,Terence) It is hard to imagine that one might ...
(1-9,Terence) exhaust the psychedelic experience, I have...
(1-9,Terence) the feeling when I am tripping that what I see...
(1-9,Terence) has never been seen before and will ...
(1-9,Terence) probably never be seen again. As for the question...
(1-9,Terence) of attachment, I suppose that is a problem...
(1-9,Terence) we are certain to become attached to any method...
(1-9,Terence) that works. The nice thing about plants and psychedelics...
(1-9,Terence) is that there is no beady eyed teacher attached who...
(1-9,Terence) is interested having you sweep up around the ashram...
(1-9,Terence) for a dozen years before he lets you in on the inner...
(1-9,Terence) slinny ga
(1-7,Rilla) Chris? Follow up?
(1-18,Chris) Yes...
(1-18,Chris) do you feel there is a difference...
(1-18,Chris) between natural and artificial drugs...
(1-18,Chris) and do you feel bio-technology will create new...
(1-18,Chris) drug or methods without side effects?
(1-18,Chris) ga
(1-9,Terence) I have sort of a sheldrakian approach to that...
(1-9,Terence) it seems to me that when we take a drug or a plant...
(1-9,Terence) that in some sense it takes us. In other words the...
(1-9,Terence) content of a given plant is made up of all the trips...
(1-9,Terence) of all the people who have ever taken it...
(1-9,Terence) it a drug is new it is in a sense empty and...
(1-9,Terence) it will take time for it to aquire the richness...
(1-9,Terence) of a susstance that has been used for thousands...
(1-19,Shadow Hawk) ?
(1-9,Terence) of years. In principle thought I expect modern...
(1-9,Terence) pharmacology to bring us very specific and exciting...
(1-9,Terence) compounds in the future. Almost certainly ga
(1-7,Rilla) Steve GA
(1-12,Steve Gorney) Hola Terence, have you found any historical data on...
(1-12,Steve Gorney) the relationship of dolphins to psychedelics...
(1-12,Steve Gorney) or "other dimensionalism"?... ga
(1-3,Terence) Not sure I understand the question. It is true...
(1-3,Terence) that dolphins occur in freshwater in only two...
(1-3,Terence) locations on the planet and that is the amazon and the Ganges..
(1-3,Terence) What that means I am not sure. Rgiht now there is alot of ...
(1-3,Terence) interest in extracting psychochemicals and other...
(1-3,Terence) interesting compounds from the life in the sea. But ...
(1-3,Terence) dolphins specifically, no ga
(1-7,Rilla) Steve follow up?
(1-12,Steve Gorney) No, thank you Terence, bye Aqyathought!
(1-7,Rilla) Okay...Don D you still here?
(1-2,Rick B) don left
(1-7,Rilla) Leo ga
(1-23,Leo) Hi guys!...offf of the dolphins, this might be a good lead in..
(1-23,Leo) to my 'special curiosities' for Terence... Terence off of what..
(1-23,Leo) you have written about the Voynich Manuscript, and off of...
(1-23,Leo) your notion about language being the 'basis of reality'...
(1-23,Leo) I was wondering if you had any notions on some of the crop of...
(1-23,Leo) current 'literature' that may be bleeding over from some of..
(1-23,Leo) those 'chattering, elf-infested spaces' you have spoken so..
(1-23,Leo) invitingly of... I know that Roger has done some work with..
(1-23,Leo) the Course in Miracles, and the Urantia Book comes to mind...
(1-23,Leo) as another example, and of course there seems to be much..
(1-23,Leo) 'interdimensional communication' occurring now on many fronts...
(1-23,Leo) ga..
(1-3,Terence) Well, there is certainly no shortage of voices from...
(1-3,Terence) the Other whispering and shouting for our attention...
(1-3,Terence) the problem seems to be that too many people claim...
(1-3,Terence) too iin depth a familiarity with these spaces. Whitley Strieberand ..
(1-3,Terence) the abductees for example. I am hppy to report that I only encounter...
(1-3,Terence) alinens with psychedelics and would be very alarmed...
(1-3,Terence) if things were to happen any differently. Sometimes people ask...
(1-3,Terence) if it possible to make these connections on the natch...
(1-3,Terence) My question is who would want to. Better to corral the little tykes within...
(1-3,Terence) the confines of a dependable emthod than have them running about at..
(1-3,Terence) unexpected and inappropriate moments. Nes Pa? ga
(1-7,Rilla) Leo? Follow up?
(1-23,Leo) I suppose this notion of 'dependable method' could lead into ...
(1-23,Leo) some sort of psychobotanical-fundamentalisms if we dont..
(1-23,Leo) watch out!... I think it was Stuart Brand who likened computers...
(1-23,Leo) (and information by implication) to the drugs of the 60s...
(1-23,Leo) saying that unlike the drugs of the 60s, with computers and...
(1-23,Leo) informtaion, there seemed to be no 'self-limiting' factor..
(1-23,Leo) which leads into some considerations of 'what is natural'...
(1-23,Leo) and/or dependable... my original lead-in from the dolphins..
(1-23,Leo) was from Timothy wyllie's 'Dolphins, ETs, and Angels' which ...
(1-23,Leo) relates Dolphins being sensitive to our con levels, prophecy...
(1-23,Leo) coming in in novel linguistic forms, etc... my only concern...
(1-23,Leo) re the speculation from Brand, is that if he's right, does this...
(1-23,Leo) mean that there will be an "war on info" like we've had a "war on..
(1-23,Leo) drugs"., all as we hurtle on toward 2012!! ga.
(1-3,Terence) Well, it seems to me that in fact the war on psychedelics is a...
(1-3,Terence) kind of war on information. After all the real impact of the psychedelics...
(1-3,Terence) is that they change peoples attitudes toward themselves and society...
(1-3,Terence) that is very subversive stuff. As for method of encontering elves and such...
(1-3,Terence) I think that we can be good old American ppragamatists in ...
(1-3,Terence) that domaine. It is a matter of using what works. if someone...
(1-3,Terence) is not sure that have had an alien encounter then the odds...
(1-3,Terence) are that they have not. ga
(1-7,Rilla) Rick GA
(1-2,Rick B) "And now for something completely different"...
(1-2,Rick B) What books are on your "nightstand" right now?
(1-2,Rick B) ga
(1-3,Terence) Senor Vivo and the Coca Lord is a great latin american novel that I just finished reading...
(1-3,Terence) I also like Steve Erickson's novel tours of the Black clock ga (1-7,Rilla) Rick? Follow up?(1-2,Rick B) Is ecstasy an artificial or natural substance?
(1-2,Rick B) ga
(1-3,Terence) Basically it is an artificial substance made by further elaboration ...
(1-3,Terence) of a molecules that does occur in nature...
(1-3,Terence) many modern drugs are near relatives of natural products ga
(1-7,Rilla) Mehran> GA
(1-1,mehran ariani) terence, first for those intersted in ...
(1-1,mehran ariani) human-dolphin dialogue trough use of...
(1-1,mehran ariani) hallucinogens they should read john lilly's...
(1-1,mehran ariani) The Scientist, and now for my question...
(1-1,mehran ariani) after All the botany I have read i can not find...
(1-1,mehran ariani) the function of psychedelic substances in plants..
(1-1,mehran ariani) could you elaborate on that please.ga
(1-3,Terence) The honest answer is that no one is really sure...
(1-3,Terence) one school belives that psychedelics are attractancts for...
(1-3,Terence) pollenation, another school holds that they make the plant ...
(1-3,Terence) tast bad and so discourage predation. The facts are that a significant...
(1-3,Terence) portion of the plant's energy is goijng into the pr9oduction...
(1-3,Terence) and sequestering of these compounds so they must be doing something..
(1-3,Terence) the problem is that at this point, like so much about nature,
(1-3,Terence) we have no idea what is happening ga
(1-7,Rilla) Mehran? Follow up?
(1-1,mehran ariani) yes...
(1-1,mehran ariani) is it concivebale that nature has provided us...
(1-1,mehran ariani) with a tool to communicate to higher or...
(1-1,mehran ariani) different dimensions (paralle universes?)...
(1-1,mehran ariani) through use of these plats.ga
(1-3,Terence) It is certainly possible. I don't think most people realize...
(1-3,Terence) how very literal the conversations with the mushroom are...
(1-3,Terence) what does it mean that a plant that present itself in...
(1-3,Terence) consciousness as a speaking voice? The skeptic feel free to dismiss such ...
(1-3,Terence) a phenomenon as only accessible to weak minds but thouse of us...
(1-3,Terence) who have done our homework know just how strange and real...
(1-3,Terence) this sort of thing can be ga
(1-7,Rilla) Okay...
(1-7,Rilla) I have a question for you and then we will take...
(1-7,Rilla) one more...
(1-7,Rilla) I was interested in you comment earlier...
(1-7,Rilla) about the connection of Language...
(1-7,Rilla) to Reality...
(1-7,Rilla) are you speaking of language in the way...
(1-7,Rilla) that Bandler and Grinder describe it...
(1-7,Rilla) in the STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE? GA
(1-4,Warren Schultz) send 10 oh right, him.
(1-3,Terence) I don't really know the NLP stuff well enough to compare my own...
(1-3,Terence) ideas to theirs. I think of language in the same way as it is..
(1-12,Steve Gorney) Kathi, I think I'll be in NY on the 13th!
(1-3,Terence) presented in Mishia Landaws book the Narrative Evolution...
(1-3,Terence) the idea there is that we tile over reality with words. So that...
(1-3,Terence) by the time we are three or four whatever mystery there was...
(1-3,Terence) for us in the world has been completely replaced by a local...
(1-3,Terence) vocabulary for all phenomena. This takes the wonder away from life...
(1-3,Terence) and leaves us the prisoners of our langue. This is not a good situation...
(1-3,Terence) for us to be as the original impluse for language was to take us...
(1-3,Terence) ointo a doman of yet greater freedom. ga
(1-1,mehran ariani) ?
(1-7,Rilla) Okay....thanks Terence...
(1-7,Rilla) mehran > GA
(1-1,mehran ariani) terence, is there a way that we...
(1-1,mehran ariani) independent researchers can share or...
(1-1,mehran ariani) send our findings to you in future...
(1-1,mehran ariani) for me you are my Guru and I would...
(1-1,mehran ariani) like to share my findings with you.ga
(1-3,Terence) If you will send your address to roger clay via e mail he will see that...
(1-3,Terence) your are put in communication with me. Good luck ga
(1-7,Rilla) okay...
(1-7,Rilla) Thank you very much ,Terence...
(1-23,Leo) ?
(1-7,Rilla) this was a GREAT conference! ...
(1-7,Rilla) Leo... a quick one? We have to let these...
(1-7,Rilla) guys at their dinner. GA
(1-23,Leo) OK quick -- I get 'language as scaffolding" and to move on..
(1-23,Leo) to greater freedom, but what about language as naming..
(1-23,Leo) and sharing,, for example, so we know what is a..
(1-23,Leo) poisonous herb and iwll kill us, and which not..go
(1-23,Leo) ga, that is!
(1-3,Terence) Language is basically a behavior, it can be for communication...
(1-3,Terence) for information, or simply for enteratainment ga
(1-23,Leo) Thank you for yours Terence -- your cachet is intoxicating!
(1-8,Margaret) Enjoyed it Terence!Rilla! TY..my mind is stimulated.night all
(1-7,Rilla) Thanks again, Terence!
(1-7,Rilla) And thanks to Roger for setting this up...
(1-7,Rilla) and facilitating things on your end!
(1-3,Terence) It was a pleasure talking with you. Lets do this again sometime ga
(1-10,kathi rogers) clap, clap.


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by BRIEFAUSTIN, Texas – Meechaiel Criner was properly convicted of capital murder for strangling to death a University of Texas student on campus, a Texas appeals court ruled.
Criner sought to suppress evidence found in a trash can but he did not have an “objectively reasonable expectation of privacy.” The judgment is modified, however, to reflect that Criner does have the possibility of parole.
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There's a big discussion (no surprise there) going on at slashdot about a comment made by a former MS developer evangelist brought up as part of an ongoing lawsuit saying that "independent developers are pawns". I won't comment on the comment, but reading through the comments [sic] over at slashdot for things like this is always fun.
My favorite one so far:
Also, does anyone else get an image of the robot preacher from Futurama when they hear the words "Tech Evangelist"
LOL!


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Got a cool idea? Tweet us and we’ll build it!
Want to join in on the coding fun? The project is open-source on GitHub, and we’d absolutely love your contributions.
Heather Hoaglund-Biron
Heather is a Software Engineer at EMC Isilon. When she’s not writing code, she plays video games, reads and writes fantasy/sci-fi, and eats as much Japanese food as possible.
Andrew Liu
Andrew is a Software Engineer turned Program Manager working on the Azure DocumentDB team over at Microsoft. His favorite things include playing video games, writing codes, and drinking craft beers. Recently, he has developed a frightening love for Javascript.


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@Messages("search.results.retrieve.lbl") @searchResult.linkText @timeSubmitted
@Messages("search.results.filename.lbl"): @searchResult.fileDetails


research
sdm.ai
We’re working on a book on Sparse Distributed Memory.
Desiderata:
- A massively parallel framework in which users can test cognitive neuroscience theories;
- a full documentation of the framework;
- An open-source book, with a visual tutorial of the system, its relation to neuroscience and psychology, and numerous new scientific results;
- A collection of SDM resources, links, chronology of papers, etc;
- Slides following the Jupyter notebooks used;
- A video-based mini-course on SDM.
Sparse Distributed Memory Framework
This is a framework which can be adapted to any usage of a Sparse Distributed Memory (Kanerva, 1988): new theoretical results, new applications, new machine learning models, etc.
We have been working on Pentii Kanerva’s Sparse Distributed Memory:
- The first paper considered the range of dimensions that an SDM should have were it to respect i) chunking-by-averaging, and ii) the “magic number 7”;
- a second paper studied the critical distance as the memory becomes saturated;
- a third paper (underway) studies interaction effects between different attractors, and
- a fourth paper will document this highly-palallel SDM framework developed by Dr. Marcelo Brogliato.
We would really like to ask you for feedback, and, should you find it useful, please consider a link or citation:
Brogliato, M.S.; Linhares, A. (2017) Sparse Distributed Memory: a reference implementation. Working Paper, FGV, Vialink.
How to build & test
To generate the library and run some tests:
cd src/
make
make tests
./test1
To run Python tests:
python tests.py
In dev mode, there should be a symbolic link from src/libsdm.so
to sdm/_libsdm.so
. If it does not exist, create one running:
cd sdm/
ln -s ../src/libsdm.so _libsdm.so
How to install
This framework has the following dependencies: libbsd
and libOpenCL
.


When to Use Static Generation v.s. Server-side Rendering
We recommend using Static Generation (with and without data) whenever possible because your page can be built once and served by CDN, which makes it much faster than having a server render the page on every request.
You can use Static Generation for many types of pages, including:
- Marketing pages
- Blog posts
- E-commerce product listings
- Help and documentation
You should ask yourself: "Can I pre-render this page ahead of a user's request?" If the answer is yes, then you should choose Static Generation.
On the other hand, Static Generation is not a good idea if you cannot pre-render a page ahead of a user's request. Maybe your page shows frequently updated data, and the page content changes on every request.
In that case, you can use Server-Side Rendering. It will be slower, but the pre-rendered page will always be up-to-date. Or you can skip pre-rendering and use client-side JavaScript to populate data.
function foo() {
return 'foo'
}
$ npm i remark
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npm WARN<EMAIL_ADDRESS>No repository field.
+<EMAIL_ADDRESS>updated 1 package and audited 78 packages in 3.4s
22 packages are looking for funding
run `npm fund` for details
found 0 vulnerabilities
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color: red;
}
Instrucciones
Para probar la aplicación debe usar el usuario qwerty
y la contraseña secret
.
Puede crear más usuarios y cuentas en los métodos init
de las clases localizadas
en el paquete repositories
.
Artículos relacionados
The Clean Architecture, Robert C. Martin
A Little Architecture, Robert C. Martin
Inversion of Control Containers and the Dependency Injection pattern, Martin Fowler
Inversion of Control, Martin Fowler


My name is Manali Pen and from past 4 years I am the one who breaks the code to provide the quality to the stakeholders
I perform manual testing of new functionality and automate the scripts where code is stable hence reducing manual effort and time while performing regression testing.
I am the gate keeper of software and my goal is to deliver bug free or negligible bug software to the client
I am ISTQB Foundation level certified


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 I want to be out. I took the pill with no remorse and with no regret.
Iíve heard a few stories about this drug. It works like an opiate, but doesnít bind to receptor sites as opiates do. Seems interesting enough for me to consider.
:20min A general feeling of slowness sets in.
:40min My body is becoming heavier, more difficult to control as time progresses; however, I donít seem to be sensing (picking up on) anything else due to the fact that Iím watching the new Marilyn Manson DVD ďGuns, God and Government World Tour.Ē
Although, Iím able to pick out what is going on in my head. The effects are mild and similar to those of Vicodin.
:50min The key thing to note here is that this is a low dose for me. I decided to go with a 50mg dose because Iíve read about how higher doses the first time cause vomiting.
1:10 Iím beginning to think that a way of making this better is to smoke weed. (I wonít take another pill. Iím saving the 3 I have left for a 150mg dose later.)
1:20 The head effects have blended into my normal feeling. Meaning? I became tired and exhausted, instead of high, which leads me to believe that tramadol is a really weak drug.
1:40 I will say that tramadol is better than hydrocodone, so far.
1:45 Final thoughts: weak. The nicotine in cigarettes has stronger effects than this.
2:00 Time to blaze some trees.
2:20 More electrical. My teeth are numb. Iím able to write fairly well, unaffectedly so. Unfortunately, my vision is in horrible disrepair. My nose got cold, and that also reminded me of a time I took hydrocodone pills in the past.
Iím also severely retarded. My head is numb. I think the tramadol has taken a seriously stronger effect. Itís great though. Iím completely out of it.
2:25 My fingers are numb, and I canít feel most of my body. My back is numb... it was interesting to crack my back, because I couldnít feel anything. The crack itself produced from the twist felt amazing.
Iím kind of afraid of dying at this point.  The cannabis chemicals cremated my core.
3:10 This drug has made me relaxed and very calm. Iím also under the effects of a speedy-type euphoria.
3:30 The attention-grabbing thing about this drug combo is that I got to the point at which I canít feel certain body parts, yet there are no tranquilizing effects present. I can get up and walk around just fine, but Iím gone inside my head as well.
Iíll mention this one more time... this combo is highly euphoric. (Iíve smoked this weed before, and itís euphoric by itself to begin with.)
3:45 Iíd say this drug has potential for high abuse rates. Itís too good to be non-addictive, and itís too body numbing to be resisted. The blast of euphoria itself makes it hard for me to say that Iíll never do this drug again.
Iíd take tramadol over hydrocodone any day. Hydrocodone canít separate my mind from my body after smoking weed as well as tramadol can.
3:50 The good thing about tramadol is that it also lasts for a longer period of time than other painkillers.
Although, the green has saved me from being dead to the world, as painkillers normally make me.
3:40am I canít tell time anymore (I don't know how many hours it has been since the time I took the pill), but Iíll smoke again (before I go to sleep).
:20min Mentally, I feel like Iím on shrooms.  Everything seems to be moving with ease though.
Peace out/
The following day I spent like a zombie. Imagine not getting a full nightís sleep and wishing you could stay in bed. (The sheets are very pleasurable to lie in.) The entire day feels like that.
One more important thing that needs to be considered is that in the following days Iíve become more willing to look and say crazy things since this experience. Iím the kind of person that can sense the slightest change in behavior, and Iíve noticed that Iíve tended to be more obnoxious.
Could this possibly be as a result of my mind not being able to release itself?
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Node Conditions - Ordinary node
节点条件-普通节点
condition 1：Senior miners
条件1：高级矿工
condition 2: There are at least three lines, each with a total holding of 200,000 ZING coins.
条件2：至少有三条线，每条总的持币量达到20万枚ZING
condition 3: The total amount of money in the account is more than or equal to 100000 ZING
条件3：账户里总币量大于等于100000ZING
Node Conditions - Super Node
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condition 1：There are three lines with common nodes
条件1：有三条线上分布有普通节点
condition 2: The total amount of money in the account is more than or equal to 200000 ZING
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Veteran singer Kim Gun Mo and fiancee postpone wedding
by germainejVeteran singer Kim Gun Mo and his fiancee are postponing their wedding date to accommodate more guests.
According to reports, Kim Gun Mo and pianist Jang Ji Youn set their wedding for January 30, 2020, but it's now been postponed to May of 2020. An insider stated, "We were going to have a small wedding with 50 guests from each side, but a lot of people wanted invitations. After thinking about it, we decided to postpone the wedding to May for a larger venue."
As previously reported, Kim Gun Mo (51) and his wife-to-be, pianist Jang Ji Youn, are tying the knot after about a year of dating.
Congratulations to the couple once again!


The year is 2147. Taro is preparing a problem set for the upcoming SRM, and he still needs an easy problem for division 0. For inspiration, he has been looking at problems from some very old SRMs. Here is a problem he just found:
You have a sequence A of length N. Initially, all elements of A are zeros. You are given a sequence of Q instructions to process. Instruction i has the following form: "Add V[i] to each of the elements with indices between L[i] and R[i], inclusive." Apply all the instructions in the given order, and return the resulting sequence.
"Too easy." concluded Taro. "Now even babies can solve such problems. I need to make it harder." And indeed, he came up with a way to modify the above problem. The new problem is described below. Solve it!
In the new problem, you are given the
Return the largest possible value Z that can be achieved by an appropriate choice of the values V[i]. If there is no value Z that can be achieved, return -1 instead. (In other words, the return value -1 means that for each valid choice of values V[i] there will be at least two different values in the final sequence A.)


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https://jiggerwit.wordpress.com/2018/03/28/formal-abstracts-in-mathematics/
metric #4 seems ambitious
but perhaps the people behind fabstracts are such big shots that thousands will pick up a proof assistant and get cracking
this is quite exciting though, i'm for anything that gets people interested in formal verification
That's like 5 uses per day. "We define a use as a visit to our website or a git clone of the fabstracts repository." (Note: that's how I would write the project report.) Sounds perfectly doable.
Sounds like perfectly doable by Travis alone
Mathematicians need to be trained, but I hope to put together some sort of maths version of Software Foundations this summer. I don't see anything stopping mathematicians from using Lean to formalise their abstracts other than the learning curve, which is what I hope to help people get over. Also the mathematical community needs to start training its undergraduates, or at least give them access to the the resources so they can train themselves.
I guess another issue is that mathematicians will need the definitions which they're accustomed to working with. But I guess this is where some of the money will go, into getting people to formalise a bunch of definitions.
Failing that I'm pretty sure you can buy thousands of clicks easily nowadays. My kids were all on Instagram when they were about 14, and most of their friends had 30 followers but one kid had over 1000 followers because he bought them.
Maybe Hales can use some of the money to do that.
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Playing Low-Latency contents
Overview
The RxPlayer can play DASH contents specifically crafted to be played with a low latency (read close to the live edge) through a technology called something along the lines of “Chunked-encoded CMAF and Chunked transfer encoding”.
Such contents are backward-compatible DASH contents (meaning they can be played in a regular non-low-latency way) which serves CMAF segment with an HTTP 1.1 transfer mechanism called “Chunked transfer encoding”.
To vulgarize, such segments are divided into multiple chunks which can be requested while the whole segment is still being encoded - through Chunked transfer encoding HTTP requests.
If you want more information on this technology, the best for us is probably to redirect you to the multiple resources you can probably find with your favorite search engine!
How to play a low latency content
lowLatencyMode option
To play a low-latency DASH content with - well - a low latency, you will need
to set the lowLatencyMode
loadVideo
option.
rxPlayer.loadVideo({
url: "https://www.example.com/low-latency-content.mpd",
transport: "dash",
lowLatencyMode: true,
})
When set, this option will perform multiple optimizations specific to low-latency contents. For live contents:
-
it will by default play much closer to the live edge
-
it will begin to play faster and seek in non-buffered parts faster
-
it will do safer choices when choosing the right video / audio quality (to avoid the higher chances of rebuffering)
-
the delay we use when retrying a failed segment or manifest request will be lower
-
and multiple other minor optimizations
Note that you can also set the lowLatencyMode
mode for VoD (non-live)
contents.
In that case, the main advantage would be to be able to play and seek faster as
long as the content is compatible (again, with CMAF and Chunked Transfer
Encoding).
Playing even closer to the live edge!
By default, we set a distance of 3.5 seconds relative to the live edge when we start a low latency content.
We found that value to be just at the right boundary between rebuffering risks, and delay to the live edge.
However, you can still provide a lower distance through the startAt
loadVideo
option (documented here):
rxPlayer.loadVideo({
url: "https://www.example.com/content.mpd",
transport: "dash",
lowLatencyMode: true,
startAt: { fromLastPosition: 2 }, // Play 2 seconds from the live edge instead
// (beware of much more frequent rebuffering
// risks)
})
Note about time synchronization
In most cases, DASH low-latency contents rely on time synchronization between the server and the client without providing a synchronization mechanism.
This means that, on poorly configurated client (with bad clock settings), you could lose latency or worse: obtain playback issues.
To work around that problem, the RxPlayer allows you to provide a
synchronization mechanism to loadVideo. This is done through the
serverSyncInfos
transportOptions
. Which itself is a loadVideo
option.
TL;DR You can look at the API documentation for a quick explanation of what to put in it.
Here how it works:
Imagine you have an URL allowing you to know the UTC time on the server’s side.
Let’s call it serverTimeURL
.
Now you can have the server’s time at a particular point in time (!). The problem is that time continously changes: a time synchronization mechanism will have to be aware of how much time passed since the last request to obtain that time.
We could asks for the client’s timestamp - obtained thanks to the Date.now()
API - at the time of the request.
This would allow us to know how much time have passed since that event by
calling Date.now()
again in the future and calculating the difference.
The problem however is that Date.now()
will instantly change if the user
updates its system clock. If that happens, we will lose the ability to know how
much time has elapsed since the request.
To workaround this issue, we can use instead performance.now()
, which does not
rely on the system’s clock.
However, we are still left with two other issues:
-
performance.now()
comparisons are useful only if both values were obtained in the same JS worker. So we have to make sure eachperformance.now()
call is done in the same worker. -
performance.now()
doesn’t integrate the notion of leap seconds whereas unix time (the server’s time) does. This could mean small time de-synchronization when leap seconds are added or substracted.
We however consider those last two problems minor when compared to
Date.now()
's problem (which is the fact that it “breaks” if the system clock
is updated). If you would prefer to provide Date.now()
anyway, you can open
an issue and we will think about a possible implementation.
So we now have two values:
serverTimestamp
(number
): Unix timestamp of the server at a given point in time.clientTime
(number
): Value of theperformance.now()
API at the time theserverTimestamp
value was true. Please note that if your page contains multiple worker, theperformance.now()
call should be done on the same worker than the one in which loadVideo is called.
Those two values can be combined in the serverSyncInfos
option like this:
const timeResponse = await fetch(serverTimeURL);
const serverTimestamp = await timeResponse.text();
const clientTime = performance.now();
const serverSyncInfos = { serverTimestamp, clientTime };
rxPlayer.loadVideo({
// ...
transportOptions: { serverSyncInfos }
})
Note about rebuffering and other delay-creating situations
When playing in low latency mode, it is still possible to rebuffer or pause the content, which could lead the user to being far from the live edge.
As several applications could want several workaround to that possible issue (like updating the speed, seeking or just signaling the delay to the user), we choose to let that happen by default with the RxPlayer.
As an example, ou demo page choose the following strategy for now:
-
When falling between 6 to 15 seconds behind the live edge, the playback rate is updated proportionally to our delay until we reach 3 seconds behind the live edge.
-
When falling to 15 seconds behind the live edge or more, we will simply seek to 3 seconds behind the live edge.
-
When seeking manually or pausing, this logic is disabled (with the possibility to re-enable it).
The live edge is obtainable through the rxPlayer.getMaximumPosition()
API,
the current position thanks to the rxPlayer.getPosition()
API. The distance to
the live edge is thus easily computable:
rxPlayer.getMaximumPosition() - rxPlayer.getPosition()


| Installation |
Before installing Beezer, make sure its requirements are met.
Beezer is distributed as a HPKG package. You install it like any other software listed in the HaikuDepot application. That is, find its entry in the list of packages and click the "Install" button. Uninstalling is just as easy, just find it in HaikuDepot and click the "Uninstall" button.
Should you have downloaded the package from some other website, double-clicking the file will launch it in HaikuDepot and the installation works as described above.
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We are a very organised clan, thus we need:
Assistants:
Assistants for Clan issues, statistics, transmissions of our catholic announcements. We also need trainers, spies in other clans and informers.
Recruites:
Help us recuit the best players for clan.
Diplomats:
Talk with other clan issues, set up friendships or wars.
Youtubers:
Post youtube videos for clan.


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Open-source software is free and can be redistributed and modified at no charge to users. To date, several countries have built open-source reporting platforms that can be adopted and adapted by other countries.
This section includes links to current open-source SDG reporting platforms, their code repositories, and a number of guides to help countries adopt and adapt a platform.


var ruleCount: Int
The number of association rules the Apriori algorithm tries to generate
ruleCount - The number of association rules the Apriori algorithm tries to generate
ruleCount


The GeoMesa API¶
This chapter describes the data structures and usage of the GeoMesa API.
GeoTools DataStore¶
GeoMesa provides multiple classes that implement the GeoTools 14.1 DataStore class, each of which uses a different backing store. These include DataStore
s that use Accumulo or Kafka.
Accumulo DataStore¶
The data store module contains all of the Accumulo-related code for GeoMesa. This includes client code and distributed iterator code for the Accumulo tablet servers.
Creating a Data Store¶
An instance of an Accumulo data store can be obtained through the normal GeoTools discovery methods, assuming that the GeoMesa code is on the classpath:
Map<String, String> parameters = new HashMap<>;
parameters.put("instanceId", "myInstance");
parameters.put("zookeepers", "zoo1,zoo2,zoo3");
parameters.put("user", "myUser");
parameters.put("password", "myPassword");
parameters.put("tableName", "my_table");
org.geotools.data.DataStore dataStore = org.geotools.data.DataStoreFinder.getDataStore(parameters);
More information on using GeoTools can be found in the GeoTools user guide.
Indexing Strategies¶
GeoMesa uses several different strategies to index simple features. In the code, these strategies are abstracted as ‘tables’. For details on how GeoMesa encodes and indexes data, see tables. For details on how GeoMesa chooses and executes queries, see the org.locationtech.geomesa.accumulo.index.QueryPlanner
and org.locationtech.geomesa.accumulo.index.QueryStrategyDecider
classes.
Explaining: Query Plans¶
Given a data store and a query, you can ask GeoMesa to explain its plan for how to execute the query:
dataStore.getQueryPlan(query, explainer = new ExplainPrintln);
Instead of ExplainPrintln
, you can also use ExplainString
or ExplainLogging
to redirect the explainer output elsewhere. (For the ExplainLogging
, it may be helpful to refer to GeoServer’s Advanced log configuration documentation for the specifics of how and where to manage the GeoServer logs.)
Knowing the plan – including information such as the indexing strategy – can be useful when you need to debug slow queries. It can suggest when indexes should be added as well as when query-hints may expedite execution times.
Iterator Stack¶
GeoMesa uses Accumulo iterators to push processing out to the whole cluster. The iterator stack can be considered a ‘tight inner loop’ - generally, every feature returned will be processed in the iterators. As such, the iterators have been written for performance over readability.
We use several techniques to improve iterator performance. For one, we only deserialize the attributes of a simple feature that we need to evaluate a given query. When retrieving attributes, we always look them up by index, instead of by name. For aggregating queries, we create partial aggregates in the iterators, instead of doing all the processing in the client. The main goals are to minimize disk reads, processing and bandwidth as much as possible.
For more details, see the org.locationtech.geomesa.accumulo.iterators
package.
Kafka DataStore¶
The KafkaDataStore
is an implementation of the GeoTools
DataStore
interface that is backed by Apache Kafka. The
implementation supports the ability for feature producers to instantiate
a KafkaDataStore
in producer mode to persist data into the data
store and for consumers to instantiate a KafkaDataStore
in
consumer mode to read data from the data store. The producer and
consumer data stores can be run on separate servers. The only
requirement is that they can connect to the same instance of Apache
Kafka.
A KafkaDataStore
in consumer mode supports two types of
SimpleFeatureSource
‘s: live and replay. A Kafka Consumer Feature
Source operating in live mode continually pulls data from the end of
the message queue (e.g. latest time) and always represents the latest
state of the simple features. A Kafka Consumer Feature Source operating
in replay mode will pull data from a specified time interval in the
past and can provide features as they existed at any point in time
within that interval.
Usage/Configuration¶
To create a KafkaDataStore
there are two required properties, one
for the Apache Kafka connection, “brokers”, and one for the Apache
Zookeeper connection, “zookeepers”. An optional parameter, “zkPath” is
used to specify a path in Zookeeper under which schemas are stored. If
no “zkPath” is specified then a default path will be used. Another
optional parameter, “isProducer”, is used to create a KafkaDataStore
in producer or consumer mode. This parameter defaults to false, i.e.
by default a Kafka Consumer Data Store will be created. The same set of
configuration parameters, with the exception of “isProducer” must be
used to create both the Kafka Producer Data Store and the Kafka Consumer
Data Store.
After a KafkaDataStore
has been created, additional simple feature
type specific hints must be provided. These hints are stored in the user
data of the SimpleFeatureType
. Use the KafkaDataStoreHelper
to
create a copy of your SimpleFeatureType
with the hints added. Then
call dataStore.createSchema(sft)
where sft
is the
SimpleFeatureType
returned by the KafkaDataStoreHelper
. This
must be done once per Simple Feature Type. The Simple Feature Type along
with hints are stored in Zookeeper so if createSchema(sft)
is called
on the Kafka Data Store Producer it cannot be called on the Kafka
Consumer Data Store Consumer.
Data Producers¶
First, create the data store. For example:
String brokers = ...
String zookeepers = ...
String zkPath = ...
// build parameters map
Map<String, Serializable> params = new HashMap<>();
params.put("brokers", brokers);
params.put("zookeepers", zookeepers);
params.put("isProducer", Boolean.TRUE);
// optional
params.put("zkPath", zkPath);
// create the data store
KafkaDataStoreFactory factory = new KafkaDataStoreFactory();
DataStore producerDs = factory.createDataStore(params);
Next, create the schema. Each data store can have one or many schemas. For example:
SimpleFeatureType sft = ...
SimpleFeatureType streamingSFT = KafkaDataStoreHelper.createStreamingSFT(sft, zkPath);
producerDs.createSchema(streamingSFT);
The call to KafkaDataStoreHelper.createSchema
creates a copy of the
sft
with the required hint added. In this case the hint is the name
of the Kafka topic. The zkPath
parameter is uses to make the Kafka
topic name unique to the zkPath
used by the KafkaDataStore
so
that the same SimpleFeatureType
can be used by multiple
KafkaDataStore
s where each data store has a different zkPath
.
Specifically, the resulting Kafka topic’s name will be zkPath-sftName
where the forward slashes in the zkPath
are replaced by -
. e.g. creating a schema
with a zkPath
of /geomesa/ds/kafka with an sft
called example_sft will
create a Kafka topic called geomesa-ds-kafka-example_sft.
The createSchema
method will throw an exception if the given
SimpleFeatureType
does not contain the required hint, i.e., if it
was not created by the KafkaDataStoreHelper
.
Now, you can create or update simple features:
// the name of the simple feature type - will be the same as sft.getTypeName();
String typeName = streamingSFT.getTypeName();
FeatureWriter<SimpleFeatureType, SimpleFeature> fw =
producerDs.getFeatureWriter(typeName, null, Transaction.AUTO_COMMIT);
SimpleFeature sf = fw.next();
// set properties on sf
fw.write();
Delete simple features:
SimpleFeatureStore producerStore = (SimpleFeatureStore) producerDs.getFeatureSource(typeName);
FilterFactory2 ff = CommonFactoryFinder.getFilterFactory2();
String id = ...
producerStore.removeFeatures(ff.id(ff.featureId(id)));
And, clear (delete all) features:
producerStore.removeFeatures(Filter.INCLUDE);
Each operation that creates, modifies, deletes, or clears simple features results in a message being sent to the Kafka topic.
Data Consumers¶
First, create the data store. For example:
String brokers = ...
String zookeepers = ...
String zkPath = ...
// build parameters map
Map<String, Serializable> params = new HashMap<>();
params.put("brokers", brokers);
params.put("zookeepers", zookeepers);
// optional - the default is false
params.put("isProducer", Boolean.FALSE);
// optional
params.put("zkPath", zkPath);
// create the data store
KafkaDataStoreFactory factory = new KafkaDataStoreFactory();
DataStore consumerDs = factory.createDataStore(params);
The brokers
, zookeepers
, and zkPath
parameters must be
consistent with the values used to create the Kafka Data Store Producer.
Because createSchema
was called on the Kafka Data Store Producer, it
does not need to be called on the Consumer. Calling createSchema
with a SimpleFeatureType
that has already been created will result
in an exception being thrown. Note that all SimpleFeature
s
returned by the Kafka Data Store consumer will have a
SimpleFeatureType
equal to the streamingSFT
created when setting
up the producer, i.e. the SimpleFeatureType
will include the hint
added by KafkaDataStoreHelper.createStreamingSFT
.
Now that the Kafka Data Store Consumer has been created it can be queried in either live or replay mode.
Live Mode¶
Live mode is the default and requires no extra setup. In this mode the
SimpleFeatureSource
contains the current state of the
KafkaDataStore
. As SimpleFeatures
are created, modified,
deleted, or cleared by the Kafka Data Store Producer, the current state
is updated. All queries to the SimpleFeatureSource
are queries
against the current state. For example:
String typeName = ...
SimpleFeatureSource liveFeatureSource = consumerDs.getFeatureSource(typeName);
Filter filter = ...
liveFeatureSource.getFeatures(filter);
It is also possible to provide a CQL filter to the getFeatureSource method call which will ensure
the resulting FeatureSource
only contains certain records. Providing a filter to reduce the number of
returned records will provide a performance boost when using the featureSource.
String typeName = ...
SimpleFeatureSource liveFeatureSource = consumerDs.getFeatureSource(typeName, filter);
Replay Mode¶
Replay mode allows the a user to query the KafkaDataStore
as it
existed at any point in the past. Queries against a Kafka Replay Simple
Feature source specify a historical time to query and only the set and
version of SimpleFeature
s that existed at that point in time will
be used to answer the query.
In order to use Replay mode some additional hints are required: the start and end times of the replay window and a read behind duration:
Instant replayStart = ...
Instant replayEnd = ...
Duration readBehind = ...
ReplayConfig replayConfig = new ReplayConfig(replayStart, replayEnd, readBehind);
The replay window is simply an optimization that allows the Kafka Replay Feature Source to load, at initialization time, all state changes that occur within the window. Any query for a time outside of the window will return no results even if features existed at that time.
The read behind is the amount of time used to rebuild state. For
example, if readBehind = 5s
then for a query requesting state at
time = t
all state changes that occurred between t - 5s
and
t
will be used to build the state at time t
which will then be
used to answer the query. Selecting an appropriate read behind requires
an understanding of the producer. The expected uses case is a producer
that updates every simple feature, even if it hasn’t changed, at a
regular interval. For example, if the producer is updating every x
seconds then a read behind of x + 1s
might be appropriate.
During initialization of the Kafka Replay Feature Source all state
changes from replayStart - readBehind
to replayEnd
will be read
and cached. As the size of the replay window and read behind increases
so does the amount of data that must be read and cashed. So, both the
size of the window and the read behind should be kept as small as
possible.
After creating the ReplayConfig
pass it, along with the
streamingSFT
to the KafkaDataStoreHelper
:
SimpleFeatureType streamingSFT = consumerDs.getSchema(typeName);
SimpleFeatureType replaySFT = KafkaDataStoreHelper.createReplaySFT(streamingSFT, replayConfig);
The streamingSFT
passed to createReplaySFT
must contain the
hints added by KafkaDataStoreHelper.createStreamingSFT
. The easiest
way to ensure this is to call consumerDs.getSchema(typeName)
. The
SimpleFeatureType
returned by createReplaySFT
will contain the
hint added by createStreamingSFT
as well as a a hint containing the
ReplayConfig
. Additionally the replaySFT
will have a different
name then then streamingSFT
. This is to differentiate live and
replay SimpleFeatureType
s. The replaySFT
will also contain
an additional attribute, KafkaLogTime
, of type java.util.Date
which represents the historical query time.
After creating the replaySFT
the Kafka Replay Feature Source may be
created:
consumerDs.createSchema(replaySFT);
String replayTimeName = replaySFT.getTypeName();
SimpleFeatureSource replayFeatureSource = consumerDs.getFeatureSource(replayTimeName);
The call to createSchema
is required because the replaySFT
is a
new SimpleFeatureType
.
Finally the Kafka Replay Consumer Feature Source can be queried:
Instant historicalTime = ...
Filter timeFilter = ff.and(filter, ReplayTimeHelper.toFilter(historicalTime));
replayFeatureSource.getFeatures(timeFilter);
Command Line Tools¶
The KafkaGeoMessageFormatter, part of geomesa-kafka-datastore, may be
used with the kafka-console-consumer
, part of Apache Kafka. In order
to use this formatter call the kafka-console consumer with these
additional arguments:
--formatter org.locationtech.geomesa.kafka.KafkaGeoMessageFormatter
--property sft.name={sftName}
--property sft.spec={sftSpec}
In order to pass the spec via a command argument all %
characters
must be replaced by %37
and all =
characters must be replaced by
%61
.
A slightly easier to use but slightly less flexible alternative is to
use the KafkaDataStoreLogViewer
instead of the
kafka-console-consumer
. To use the KafkaDataStoreLogViewer
first
copy the geomesa-kafka-geoserver-plugin.jar to $KAFKA_HOME/libs. Then
create a copy of $KAFKA_HOME/bin/kafka-console-consumer.sh called
“kafka-ds-log-viewer” and in the copy replace the classname in the exec
command at the end of the script with
org.locationtech.geomesa.kafka.KafkaDataStoreLogViewer
.
The KafkaDataStoreLogViewer
requires three arguments:
--zookeeper
, --zkPath
, and --sftName
. It also supports an
optional argument --from
which accepts values oldest
and
newest
. oldest
is equivalent to specifying --from-beginning
when using the kafka-console-consumer
and newest
is equivalent
to not specifying --from-beginning
.
For example:
$ kafka-ds-log-viewer --zookeeper {zookeeper} --zkPath {zkPath} --sftName {sftName}
The KafkaDataStoreLogViewer
loads the SimpleFeatureType
from
Zookeeper so it does not need to be passed via the command line.


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