We stayed up partying and drinking rum all night until the sun came up. We were totally intoxicated. We quit drinking alcohol and popped 54 mg of Concerta (I bit mine open). We were totally wasted. We had to drive to the airport in Pittsburg, over 2 hours away, in about 1 hour.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
On the way there we felt alive and awake, still buzzing from the alcohol and feeling the speed from the pills. We talked and had a pretty good time the whole way there and felt pretty alert and awake, although I'm sure we were anything but those exact descriptions in all reality. Anyhow, we got to the airport, and while waiting for our people to arrive, it started to hit us. Extreme hangover-like body fatigue and mental confusion. When everyone was in the car, heading back home, everything that I said seemed to me like I was stuttering and slurring and having trouble linking thoughts together. I was feeling this nasty, overwhelming rush on top of fatigue and inability to think. It was bad. I've dabbled in a LOT of speed and other drugs. This sucked. The whole way home I had paranoia.
When we got home I ran upstairs and tried to lay flat on the bed. Mind you, this is about 4 or 5 pm now, long time after I dosed. I laid there and could see my heart pounding in my chest way too fast, pounding hard, and beating in my ears. I really wasn't sure what to do and was quite freaked. Nothing I did helped. I had to deal with it and the fear of it until about 10 pm when I was able to reach a heart rate safe enough to attempt Benadryl-induced calming, which did help, but I have to be careful using antihistamines (which are the same as your OTC sleep medicines) for brining a sleepy state.  Nonetheless, I recovered fine as far as I know. I have been in a similar 'heart-related' panic situation before with crack, no doubt, it was also my last association with that substance.
As a note, a few months ago, the morning after being drunk (I was a bit hung-over), I had the strange sudden onset of heart palpitations and rapid and irregular heartbeat. I have never had any heart problems in the past other than those which were obviously caused by drug use. This episode lasted about 15 minutes and was also accompanied by shortness of breath, lightheadedness, and a strong sensation of passing out (which I didn't). Mind you, this episode was the day after a night of drinking, I didn't use any speed or other substances that night. I had one more previous heart-freaking episode after a caffiene overdose.
I had an EKG done which showed some nonspecific ST-T wave changes, which is, just as it states, nonspecific. Maybe there is some damage done. I probably will never know. Take it for what you will, but keep in mind as you dabble in speeds (I still do), that once you damage your heart, the damage is done. Be careful. I do baby steps now. I find my nicely prescribed dose of Adderall XR 20 is good to keep me baselined. Don't be too ready to rush that you forget where you could be rushing off to. I'm actually a cardiology medical transcriptionist, so I have some real background in my message.
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.


Equivalent to choosing the Number tab in the Format Cells dialog box, which appears when you choose Cells from the Format menu. Formats numbers, dates, and times in the selected cells, data labels, and axis labels on charts. Use FORMAT.NUMBER to apply built-in formats or to create and apply custom formats.
Syntax
FORMAT.NUMBER(format_text)
FORMAT.NUMBER?(format_text)
Format_text is a format string, such as "#, ##0.00", specifying which format to apply to the selection.
Related Functions
DELETE.FORMAT Deletes the specified custom number format
FONT.PROPERTIES Applies a font to the selection
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tracks the parameters of an assetAll assets have a globally unique symbol name that controls how they are traded and an issuer who has authority over the parameters of the asset.
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#include <asset_object.hpp>
tracks the parameters of an asset
All assets have a globally unique symbol name that controls how they are traded and an issuer who has authority over the parameters of the asset.
Definition at line 75 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ accumulate_fee()
template<class DB >
| void graphene::chain::asset_object::accumulate_fee |
( |
DB & |
db, |
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const asset & |
fee |
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) |
| const |
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inline |
◆ allow_confidential()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::allow_confidential |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
◆ amount()
Helper function to get an asset object with the given amount in this asset's type.
Definition at line 114 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ amount_from_string()
| asset graphene::chain::asset_object::amount_from_string |
( |
string |
amount_string | ) |
const |
Convert a string amount (i.e. "123.45") to an asset object with this asset's type The string may have a decimal and/or a negative sign.
Definition at line 152 of file asset_object.cpp.
◆ amount_to_pretty_string() [1/2]
| string graphene::chain::asset_object::amount_to_pretty_string |
( |
share_type |
amount | ) |
const |
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inline |
Convert an asset to a textual representation with symbol, i.e. "123.45 USD".
Definition at line 124 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ amount_to_pretty_string() [2/2]
| string graphene::chain::asset_object::amount_to_pretty_string |
( |
const asset & |
amount | ) |
const |
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inline |
Convert an asset to a textual representation with symbol, i.e. "123.45 USD".
Definition at line 127 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ amount_to_string() [1/2]
| string graphene::chain::asset_object::amount_to_string |
( |
share_type |
amount | ) |
const |
Convert an asset to a textual representation, i.e. "123.45".
Definition at line 207 of file asset_object.cpp.
◆ amount_to_string() [2/2]
| string graphene::chain::asset_object::amount_to_string |
( |
const asset & |
amount | ) |
const |
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inline |
Convert an asset to a textual representation, i.e. "123.45".
Definition at line 121 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ bitasset_data()
◆ can_accumulate_fee()
template<class DB >
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_accumulate_fee |
( |
const DB & |
db, |
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const asset & |
fee |
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) |
| const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if asset can accumulate fees in the given denomination
Definition at line 187 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_bid_collateral()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_bid_collateral |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if can bid collateral for the asset
Definition at line 111 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_create_new_supply()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_create_new_supply |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if can create new supply for the asset
Definition at line 101 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_force_settle()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_force_settle |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if users may request force-settlement of this market-issued asset; false otherwise
Definition at line 88 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_global_settle()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_global_settle |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if the issuer of this market-issued asset may globally settle the asset; false otherwise
Definition at line 90 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_override()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_override |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
◆ can_owner_update_bsrm()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_owner_update_bsrm |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if the asset owner can change black swan response method
Definition at line 109 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_owner_update_icr()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_owner_update_icr |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if the asset owner can update ICR directly
Definition at line 105 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_owner_update_mcr()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_owner_update_mcr |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if the asset owner can update MCR directly
Definition at line 103 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_owner_update_mssr()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_owner_update_mssr |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
- Returns
- true if the asset owner can update MSSR directly
Definition at line 107 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ can_update_max_supply()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::can_update_max_supply |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
- Returns
- true if max supply of the asset can be updated
Definition at line 99 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ charges_market_fees()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::charges_market_fees |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
- Returns
- true if this asset charges a fee for the issuer on market operations; false otherwise
Definition at line 92 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ dynamic_data()
◆ is_liquidity_pool_share_asset()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::is_liquidity_pool_share_asset |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
- Returns
- true if this is a share asset of a liquidity pool; false otherwise.
Definition at line 86 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ is_market_issued()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::is_market_issued |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
- Returns
- true if this is a market-issued asset; false otherwise.
Definition at line 84 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ is_transfer_restricted()
| bool graphene::chain::asset_object::is_transfer_restricted |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
- Returns
- true if this asset may only be transferred to/from the issuer or market orders
Definition at line 94 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ is_valid_symbol()
| static bool graphene::chain::asset_object::is_valid_symbol |
( |
const string & |
symbol | ) |
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static |
This function does not check if any registered asset has this symbol or not; it simply checks whether the symbol would be valid.
- Returns
- true if symbol is a valid ticker symbol; false otherwise.
◆ reserved()
template<class DB >
| share_type graphene::chain::asset_object::reserved |
( |
const DB & |
db | ) |
const |
|
inline |
The total amount of an asset that is reserved for future issuance.
Definition at line 182 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ validate()
| void graphene::chain::asset_object::validate |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
◆ bitasset_data_id
| optional<asset_bitasset_data_id_type> graphene::chain::asset_object::bitasset_data_id |
◆ buyback_account
| optional<account_id_type> graphene::chain::asset_object::buyback_account |
◆ creation_block_num
| uint32_t graphene::chain::asset_object::creation_block_num = 0 |
The block number when the asset object was created.
Definition at line 150 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ creation_time
◆ dynamic_asset_data_id
| asset_dynamic_data_id_type graphene::chain::asset_object::dynamic_asset_data_id |
Current supply, fee pool, and collected fees are stored in a separate object as they change frequently.
Definition at line 140 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ for_liquidity_pool
| optional<liquidity_pool_id_type> graphene::chain::asset_object::for_liquidity_pool |
The ID of the liquidity pool if the asset is the share asset of a liquidity pool.
Definition at line 147 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ issuer
| account_id_type graphene::chain::asset_object::issuer |
◆ options
◆ precision
| uint8_t graphene::chain::asset_object::precision = 0 |
Maximum number of digits after the decimal point (must be <= 12)
Definition at line 133 of file asset_object.hpp.
◆ symbol
| string graphene::chain::asset_object::symbol |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Undefined, Life Changing...
| DOSE: |
8.0 mg |
insufflated |
5-MeO-DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
Experience: First time with 5-MeO-DMT I also have experience with Mescaline, 2C-I, 2C-E, 2C-C, 2C-D, LSD, LSA, Mushrooms, Iprocin (4-HO-DiPT), Miprocin (4-HO-MiPT), Salvia, DXM, Ketamine, MDMA, MDA, Methylone, IAP and Cannabis as for the 'mind' drugs.
Mindset: Good mood.
Method of Dosing: Nasal, insufflated.
Trip Dose and Duration: 8mgs, around 30 minutes.
Medications: None.
I was in my room, pondering the thought of having my first experience with the magical 5-MeO-DMT. Since I did not know of a perfect smoking method, I decided to try insufflating 8mgs. I had Enigma’s “Endless Quest” and “Celtic Dream” on my Winamp playlist, and I was laying on my bed after I had ingested it.
Within a few minutes, I could feel something building. There was a feeling in my head and a euphoria felt in the body. It was a beautiful and amazing feeling. It came on very fast and intense, though for some reason, not threatening in any way. I could feel a spiritual entity growing inside of me, though I could not see my reality being taken from me. The music flowed, and I danced along with it. It was all about the feeling, not what I was seeing. I kept closing my eyes, waiting for the visions to come, but there were none.
I then felt an urge to visit the outdoors. This spirit was leading me out.. As I walked outside, it was very bright, and it brought a large smile to my face. I felt as though the world just smiled right back. This beautiful psychedelic had turned my world upside down and backwards. The only visual effect was a fluttering in everything I looked at. The woods view from my backyard was beautiful. I sat in the grass and looked at everything, seeing it for what it is. ..Beauty, though it would not distort. The grass was still grass, the trees were still trees, and the sky was still the great blue sky. The clouds flowed, but in no particular motion typical of any psychedelic I’ve tried. They just moved as they would normally. I felt very clear headed. I could hold a conversation, but I was somehow gone, far away from this world.
All of a sudden, I felt like I had fallen from the sky. Everything just came back to normal, though it was so strange because the whole time I felt as though nothing had changed. ..But indeed it did. I still cannot figure out exactly what happened. All I can really say is that time was frozen.
As I felt myself return, I looked at the grass. It somehow appeared normal again, though it also appeared normal during the experience. There was something felt rather than seen. There was something deeper moving the experience along than just mere enhancement of the senses and altered chemicals in the brain. I felt the presence of God.
Overall, there was no fear in the experience other than the spiritual fear typical of a true psychedelic voyage. In fact, there were plenty bouts of euphoria. My only regret is that I hadn’t planned the trip to be in a more natural setting for the duration of the time. There will be much more experimentation needed to reveal the true character of 5-MeO-DMT to me, but this was a perfect first experience.
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.


Dwarf dumped by adoptive parents denies being 'adult sociopath who posed as kid'
Natalia Grace Barnett broke down in tears as she denied pretending to be a child in an interview on the US TV show Dr Phil
by Matthew Dresch, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/A dwarf allegedly abandoned by her adoptive parents has denied their claims she was an 'adult sociopath posing as a child'.
Natalia Grace Barnett defended herself in a dramatic interview with Dr Phil, insisting she was a child when she lived in the American couple's home.
Kristine and Michael Barnett were arrested for child abuse in September for allegedly leaving Natalia in an apartment and moving to Canada with their other children.
The alleged victim claims she was nine at the time, although the Barnetts say she was 22-years-old.
They also accused her of trying to kill members of the family and smearing blood over mirrors.
The couple adopted Natalia in 2010, when they thought she was six-years-old, before allegedly abandoning her in 2013.
The Ukrainian, who is now living with a Christian American family, claimed to be 16-years-old in a new interview with American TV star Dr Phil.
Responding to the Barnetts allegations that she was an adult, Natalia said: "It's not true.
"It's not true at all. I just want people to hear my side."
Her new adoptive mum Cynthia Mans, who sat alongside her for the interview, said her daughter had bone scans which prove her real age.
The Barnetts previously claimed a bone scan they paid for indicated she was born in 1989, Mail Online reports.

The Barnetts had Natalia's age changed to 22 and later rented an apartment in Lafayette, Indiana, in 2013 and left her there alone, according to police.
Mrs Mans said she was not concerned about taking in Natalia and allowing her to mingle with her other children, despite the terrifying accusations levelled against her.
She added: "We're supposed to help. Me and my husband adopted these kids.
"It's like, who would do it if you don't?"
Ms Barnett claimed Natalia had already started her period and was trying to cover it up when she was adopted.
She added that the Ukrainian had adult teeth and full pubic hair.
The mother also said doctors examined Natalia and concluded she was suffering a severe psychological illness only diagnosed in adults.
This illness supposedly led to her jumping from moving cars and smearing blood over mirrors.


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--- creation_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> lastmod_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> categories: ['Tech Tricks'] title: Ubuntu on HP 8560w --- So I have a new workstation notebook from my new job. It's an HP EliteBook 8560w with the nVidia graphics card option.
Short story it wasn't working with Ubuntu. The default included graphics drivers for Ubuntu 12.04 and before have a bug which causes the screen to be unreadable.
The work around was provided by this most helpful website: http://beradrian.wordpress.com/2012/06/10/install-ubuntu-12-on-8560w/


We understand that shopping can be a hassle some times, and shopping for good deals is even harder. That is why we designed Metagrocer - to help you plan your shopping trip, get coupons for your items, and use them at the store.
Whether you are making a quick run to the store for a few items, planning your weekly grocery shopping, or spontaneously deciding to buy yourself a snack as you walk by the store, Metagrocer will help you find the best deals.
Observed and interviewed 3 UW students while they went on their grocery shopping trips.
Developed six tasks that could be performed with our app.
Sketched three interface designs that supported the tasks, and selected one to be further refined.
Created two storyboards to convey the functionality of the design.
Created paper prototype that conveyed the critical aspects of our design.
Received two heuristic evaluations and revised the paper prototype based on the evaluation results.
Conducted three usability testing sessions with the paper prototype.
Updated prototype with the feedback and created digital mockup.
This report explains our design research, task development, generation of multiple designs, and our final design selection.
This report describes our paper prototyping, our heuristic inspection, and our user testing, which all led to our digital mockup.
This poster displays the key parts of our design, and the process that we used to create it.
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
4.0 g |
oral |
Mushrooms |
(fresh) |
| T+ 0:10 |
20 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 0:15 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
The Trifecta Delecta Effecta is trippers utopia. Every year the men in my family make a treck deep into the woods to bond and gather strength as men. As I recall we were only 8 men strong. We had an excellent setting behind the pine curtain in a creek bottom, where we were able to make a sweat lodge and spend a large part of the purifying ourselves and mentally preparing for the twisting we were about to put on our travelin' souls. We had not originally intended to triple stack our psychotropics, however it is worth honorable mention to a gypsy artist, who of free will, told us where the mushrooms grow. We were able to haul a plethora of brown betties out of the field before we were run off by day light and no more shrooms could be found. So we are totally stoked about the guys generosity. When a gypsy says he knows where the shrooms go it is ALWAYS worth a peek.
We started by creating some shroom tea. Interesting mix. when in rough camp, unprepared for shroom preperation, we got creative. 2 cans of canned Lemonade (Minute Maid) heated to just before ' bawlin ', then drop the chopped shrooms ( about 4 grams fresh per dosin' fool ). The tea was set to steep for 10 minutes. The brew turned out a pleasant 1/2 cup of tea. We sucked that down and immediatly chased it with Mars Delight. Ive always thought that when you take shrooms Synergy is fun tool. ' Lets eat this too' Mars says. 20 mg of 2CI.
I have no bones with working one psychotropic with another, and the rule is one good turn deserves another. We were whipped up into a dose eating frenzy.  The LSD turned out to be quite a gem indeed. super clean and left no nasty residual effects.It was a good 15 minutes before my body started to hum from the mushrooms.
I sat down by the fire because shrtly after I started feeling the 2CI come on. 2CI always makes me lathargic and first. For about an hour i sat a lot. In my head it was like haveing 3 voices in my head, all humming their own tune. It was a pretty confusing cacophony humming away in by brain.It made it pretty difficult to function. My brother started looking a little worried, apparently he was haveing the same issue. Mars helped center us with Buddah stories. I have to say he tried very hard to convert ... haha. I found the trick was to mentally 'tune' the 3 vibrations together. They all wanted top voice. If I had taken any more acid, it would have literally drowned everything out.
After I got the 3 seperate humms into harmony, I was left with what i can only describe as Tripping Clarity. After a short while we decided that a walk was in order. The Acid had kicked in nice and strong so lethary wasnt an issue anymore. I would rate visual activity at an 8. It was intense and vivid. I wouldnt say it was as as encompassing as visuals from DMT, however it whooped up on DMT's duration. We spent hours in the fields looking at stars and chasing hallucinations through the grass.
About 4 in the morning the few of us that hadn't eaten the acid we ready to crash. 3 of us actually remained up when the gypsy came down to our camp and chit chatted with us. at this point holding a conversation was no trouble at all. we talked until the sun was almost up and then Hit the hippies field again. The whole experience is rated on a a scale of 1-10, at a 12. It had it all, intense euphoria, great vivid in-your-face hallucination, and superb duration. I might be slightly influced by the company I kept but, the experienced is suggested to all experienced trippers. Biggest warning is make sure you have the mental capacity to harmonize your buzz with others or it could be a rough night of garbled messages.
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.


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STL for string works exactly the same way as vectors.
The easiest way to convert from int to equivalent string in C++ are as follows. An efficient solution is based on below formula for LCM of two numbers ‘a’ and ‘b’.
#include <string>
std::string s = std::to_string(42);
int a = 10;
char *intStr = itoa(a);
string str = string(intStr);
stoi() : The stoi() function takes a string as an argument and returns its value.
string str1 = "45";
string str2 = "3.14159";
string str3 = "31337 geek";
int myint1 = stoi(str1);
int myint2 = stoi(str2);
int myint3 = stoi(str3);
atoi() : The atoi() function takes a character array or string literal as an argument and returns its value.
const char *str1 = "42";
const char *str2 = "3.14159";
const char *str3 = "31337 geek";
int num1 = atoi(str1);
int num2 = atoi(str2);
int num3 = atoi(str3);
To return the substring of a string we use the std::substr function. Here the first argument is the position of starting of the substring and the second argument is the length of the substring.
string str="We think in generalities, but we live in details."
string str2 = str.substr (3,5);
Output :
think
There is a direct function in “algorithm” header file for doing reverse that saves our time when programming.
string str = "ankush";
reverse(str.begin(),str.end());
Output :
hsukna
ASCII value for 'A-Z' starts from 65, and for 'a-z' starts from 97.


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title: Number 5 is Alive!
date: '2011-09-06 11:44:00 -0700'
mt_id: 1462
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post_id: 1462
basename: number-5-is-alive
categories:
- reviews
- music
- high-geekery
---
MC Frontalot just released Solved, his fifth album (CD? Set of downloads?), and it's an excellent piece of work. (If you're in Phoenix, you simply must attend his concert on September 10th. I've been to all of his other shows in town over the years and they're wonderful.)
Here's how I'd rank his CDs:
- Nerdcore Rising
- Solved
- Final Boss
- Secrets from the Future
- Zero Day
Solved is just that good! Now, there's great songs on every one of the previous albums, so this is just a perspective on them as an aggregate. I've listened to it about a dozen times since I got it—like many of Frontalot's works, you have to ease into them.
Here's my rundown of the best of Solved:
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I'll Form the Head: I watched Voltron every morning as a child and this song just cracks me up. Money line: "I think it's time that we combine and rip this thing to shreds / but only if you promise me that I can form the head!"
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Captains of Industry: I'm also a fan of MC Lars, so this collaboration worked really well for me. I really like when Frontalot begs for his audience to actually compensate him for his work. Money part:
Try to sell music, they look at you funny.
Not a transaction that necessitates money,
not with the true cunning of the kids in the know.
But you look at them cheering -- notice what? They don't sew.
Don't go to the print shop and silkscreen their own,
yet they're always needing something to cover the torso.
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Stoop Sale: very catchy tune. Frontalot doesn't often journey into the storytelling genre, but he's a master at it when he does. Money line: "And that's when you have to endure / the regret that accompanies said decision-making: / all the other wishes in the world that you've forsaken."
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Just Once: this track is a crackup—could this be a problem he'd like to have? Money line: "Just once, I don't want to hump tonight. / Why can't we hang out and talk?"
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Front the Least: a track of modesty. Money line: "And the worst thing about my mistakes is they're all reruns."
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Nerd versus Jock: playing to the audience, to be sure. Solid effort. Money line: "Look at now: demand for nerds. Old jocks: stock on clearance."
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The Sketches: this is the first album of his where I don't generally skip through the interstitial sketches. They're funny and I'm glad to have been introduced to Wyatt Cenac.
I'd recommend this CD to anyone intrigued by nerdcore hiphop, the genre of rap that MC Frontalot created in 2000. He's an amazing wordsmith and produces some really funky beats as well.


Kraken ships with a simple documentation generator powered by Gulp.js. Unfortunately, if you're uncomfortable using terminal, you won't be able to take advantage of this feature.
Documentation files can be found under src
> docs
, and compile to docs
.
Create HTML or markdown (.md
or .markdown
) files to your docs
folder in src
.
The _templates
directory in src
contains the _header.html
and _footer.html
templates. These are automatically added to the beginning and end of each documentation page. You can also add your own templates to the _templates
directory. Include template files in your docs by writing @@include('path-to-file')
on its own line in your markup (or markdown).
Files placed in the assets
directory will be moved over as-is to the docs
directory. Kraken will also add a copy of your dist
files so you can use them in your documentation.
When you're ready, run gulp docs
in terminal.
There are a ton of create CSS and JS documentation tools available. I explored using KSS, Hologram, and a few others.
I found myself frustrated by the lack of control over the layout, the clutter added to the stylesheet, and the complexity in getting setup.
I decided creating my own documentation tool was a better fit for my needs. Obviously, feel free to use the documentation tool that best fits your needs.


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Wild vs captive study
Behavioral ecology: the study of the evolutionary basis for animal behavior due to ecological pressures — Wikipedia
In most species, females inherit the rank of their mothers
Male hierarchies are determined by body size
In capuchin monkeys, adult males migrate to another group
Capuchin monkeys spend most of their day foraging
Traveling from fruit tree to fruit tree all day, covering 3-5km on average
Juviniles closely watch and imitate the adults
Enforces social bonds
Grooming goes "up the social hierarchy"
Sex is used for a variety of social functions — reproduction, conflict resolution, dominance assertion, social bonding
Promiscuity evolved to confuse paternity
Physical fights are risky and therefore rare.
Can you really know a monkey's thoughts and emotions?
Do monkeys have empathy?
Language aquisition studies in apes
Tool use + complex problem solving
Gorillas can invent new signs for words they don't know!
Monkey jobs:
Primate Info Net
pin.primate.wisc.edu
Behavior databases: BaBase, CapuchinDB
(I can get you in touch)
My pet project:
How To Be a Monkey
howtobeamonkey.org
These slides:
mziegler.github.io/hh-monkey-slides


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Check for timed Storage (Will store a lot of data!)
Record for
seconds.
Count Down Timer:
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Liam Payne strips off for new Hugo Boss campaign
Liam Payne shows off his toned torso as the pictures for his collaboration with Hugo Boss are unveiled.
The One Direction singer is also seen posing alongside model Stella Maxwell in his first capsule collection as the face of the brand’s HUGO bodywear range.
Among the series of pictures, some of which are in black and white, is one of Maxwell lying across Payne on a bed.
The 26-year-old recently spoke about getting in shape for the shoot when he appeared on Jessie Ware’s Table Manners podcast.
He admitted: “I was so scared coming into it, because I didn’t know what to expect. The first day we did like all (the) capsule collection thing and then we did the underwear right at the very end of the day.
“And it was just like, getting in your underwear in a room full of people, it was all a bit strange. I drank a lot of tequila on set just to get me in the motion of what was going on…”
He also said he had been following a healthier lifestyle after seeing paparazzi pictures of himself.
He told the podcast: “You know what, (I) went through a little bit of a stage when I was in the band when I was drinking really heavily and I put a lot of weight on and I didn’t notice, I just didn’t notice … you know when you get those horrible paparazzi shots (of yourself) somewhere.
“I was on holiday somewhere and I was like ‘Oh my god, I can’t believe I’ve become that guy’, so then I kind of completely switched my life around after that moment because it just scared me that I couldn’t see it, that was what annoyed me more than anything.”
According to Hugo Boss, Payne will be fronting a series of campaigns over the next two years.
Of the partnership, he said: “I feel lucky that, as the face of HUGO, I get to front iconic campaigns such as this. It’s been an amazing experience to work with such an incredibly talented group of people.”
Mert Alas, of photography duo Mert and Marcus, shared a picture of Payne naked with only a curtain covering his modesty from the Hugo Boss set a few weeks ago.
Payne previously dated singer and X Factor judge Cheryl, and the couple have a two-year-old son, Bear, together.
He is currently dating model Maya Henry, who has shared pictures on her Instagram account of the pair looking loved-up.


Now I have come to the crossroad of my life.
I always knew what the right path was.
Without exception I knew.
But I never took it.
You know why?
It is too — damn — hard!


The key can be created using the following command:
$JAVA_HOME/bin/keytool -genkeypair -alias saml-key -keypass <pw1> \ -keystore /path/to/saml-key.jks -storepass <pw2> \ -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 3650where pw1 and pw2 are the key and store passwords respectively. These passwords need to be entered in the corresponding fields below. The validity period given above is 10 years, feel free to choose whatever period suits you.


Right click to show/hide the options.
Drag on an area to zoom.
Shift click to change color pallet
Middle click to toggle trace plots (Nebula style)
Fractal Home


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The DOM is very useful.
This example demonstrates the getElementsByTagName method
getElementsByTagName() 返回带有指定标签名的所有元素。
The DOM is very useful.
This example demonstrates the getElementsByTagName method
Hello world!
This is a paragraph.
This is another paragraph.
由函数执行相同的代码


VirtualMQ is a HTTP server that allows the communication between PrivateSky nodes and/or agents inside a node, allows the
storage and retrieval of bricks (blocks of data stored on the server in files identified by the block's cryptographic hash) and
allows the grouping of different bricks under the same unique identifier (anchor
). Each one of the three components is
explained in more detail at the links below.
The VirtualMQ server can also be expanded to include custom services (besides the default ones below). The section
How to expand a VirtualMQ server
explains in more
detail how a VirtualMQ server can be expanded.
Brick Storage
Anchoring
Message Passing
The createVirtualMQ()
method creates and starts a VirtualMQ server.
createVirtualMQ(port, rootFolder, sslConfig, callback)
port
The port on on which the server is listening for requests.
rootFolder
The folder where the server keeps the files uploaded on it.
sslConfig
|Optional
An object that configures, among others, the communication protocol used to communicate with
clients.
By default, "http" is used.
callback
The function called when the server is started.
The server instance.
The createVirtualMQ()
method starts a VirtualMQ server and returns its instance.
In the following example, a server that listens on port 8080 and saves files in folder "/foo/tmp"
is created.
const VirtualMQ = require("virtualmq");
const port = 8080;
const server VirtualMQ.createVirtualMQ(port, "/foo/tmp", undefined, (err) => {
if (err) {
throw err;
}
console.log("The server was started and is listening on port", port);
});
The createVirtualMQ()
method starts a HTTP server and return the server instance. As a result, the
server can be dynamically
expanded using the API below.
server.put(url, handler);
url
The url where the server listens for PUT
requests.
handler
The function called when the server receives a PUT
request at the specified url.
server.post(url, handler);
url
The url where the server listens for POST
requests.
handler
The function called when the server receives a POST
request at the specified url.
server.get(url, handler);
url
The url where the server listens for GET
requests.
handler
The function called when the server receives a GET
request at the specified url.


|
AGL
0
3D graphics library
|
Functions | |
| Entity | tetrahedron () |
| Create a tetrahedron. More... | |
| Entity | cube (bool calcNorm=false, bool calcUV=false) |
| Create a cube. More... | |
| Entity | cuboid (float x=2, float y=2, float z=2, bool calcNorm=false, bool calcUV=false) |
| Create a cuboid. More... | |
| Entity | octahedron () |
| Create an octahedron. More... | |
| Entity | dodecahedron () |
| Create a dodecahedron. More... | |
| Entity | icosahedron () |
| Create an icosahedron. More... | |
| Entity | sphere (int lat=20, int lng=20, bool calcNorm=false, bool calcUV=false) |
| Create a unit sphere. More... | |
| Entity | icosphere (int subdivision=3, bool calcNorm=false) |
| Create a unit sphere. More... | |
| Entity | cylinder (float r=1, float h=2, int strips=20) |
| Create a cylinder. More... | |
| Entity | plane (float x=2, float z=2, bool calcNorm=false, bool calcUV=false) |
| Create a plane on the xz-plane. More... | |
| Entity | tessellatedPlane (int l=10, int h=10) |
| Create a plane on the xz-plane. More... | |
These functions creates some of the common shapes, including the regular polyhedrons. All these functions returns an Entity with the appropriate vertices. Optionally, for some of the shapes, you can also get the normals and texture coordinates calculated.
| Entity cube | ( | bool | calcNorm = false , |
| bool | calcUV = false |
||
| ) |
Create a cube.
| calcNorm | If true , also calculates the normals. |
| calcUV | If true , also calculates the texture coordinates. |
The cube ranges from -1 to +1 on all the axes, ie. centered at the origin and going to unit length on all the axes.
| Entity cuboid | ( | float | x = 2 , |
| float | y = 2 , |
||
| float | z = 2 , |
||
| bool | calcNorm = false , |
||
| bool | calcUV = false |
||
| ) |
Create a cuboid.
| x | Length along the x axis. |
| y | Length along the y axis. |
| z | Length along the z axis. |
| calcNorm | If true , also calculates the normals. |
| calcUV | If true , also calculates the texture coordinates. |
The cuboid is centered at the origin and ranges from \(-\frac l2\) to \(+\frac l2\) on each axis ( \(l\) is the length for that axis).
| Entity cylinder | ( | float | r = 1 , |
| float | h = 2 , |
||
| int | strips = 20 |
||
| ) |
Create a cylinder.
| r | Radius of the cylinder. |
| h | Height of the cylinder. |
| strips | Number of stripes to use for the curved surface. |
| Entity dodecahedron | ( | ) |
Create a dodecahedron.
Each vertex of the dodecahedron is at a distance of \(\sqrt 3\) from the origin.
| Entity icosahedron | ( | ) |
Create an icosahedron.
Each of the vertices are at a coordinate with values of 0, \(\pm1\) and \(\pm\href{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio}\phi\) in some order.
| Entity icosphere | ( | int | subdivision = 3 , |
| bool | calcNorm = false |
||
| ) |
Create a unit sphere.
| subdivision | Number of times the icosahedron is subdivided. |
| calcNorm | If true , also calculates the normals. |
Create a unit icosphere, ie. sphere created by subdividing a icosahedron. It has triangular faces. Read more here.
| Entity octahedron | ( | ) |
Create an octahedron.
The vertices of the octahedron is at the center of the faces of the cube.
| Entity plane | ( | float | x = 2 , |
| float | z = 2 , |
||
| bool | calcNorm = false , |
||
| bool | calcUV = false |
||
| ) |
Create a plane on the xz-plane.
| x | Length along x-axis. |
| z | Length along z-axis. |
| calcNorm | If true , also calculates the normals. |
| calcUV | If true , also calculates the texture coordinates. |
The plane consists of just the four corner vertices at y=0.
| Entity sphere | ( | int | lat = 20 , |
| int | lng = 20 , |
||
| bool | calcNorm = false , |
||
| bool | calcUV = false |
||
| ) |
Create a unit sphere.
| lat | Number of latitudes. |
| lng | Number of longitudes. |
| calcNorm | If true , also calculates the normals. |
| calcUV | If true , also calculates the texture coordinates. |
Create a unit sphere in uv coordinates. A uv-sphere has quadrilateral faces formed with rings and segments, like the Earth's latitudes and longitudes. The sphere has lat rings and lng segments. Read more here.
| Entity tessellatedPlane | ( | int | l = 10 , |
| int | h = 10 |
||
| ) |
Create a plane on the xz-plane.
| l | Number of segments along the x-axis. |
| h | Number of segments along the z-axis. |
This creates a tessellated plane, ie. the plane is divided into smaller square unit segments, each at y=0.
| Entity tetrahedron | ( | ) |
Create a tetrahedron.
The tetrahedron is as big such that it touches the faces or vertices of a cube.


Array of panel objects.
Array, default = []
The code below shows the structure of the panel object:
If you change this array during run-time you will need to call .refresh() method to update layout on
the screen. It is not recommended to change this array after the object has been created. You should use .set()
method to change panels dynamically, which will refresh the panel you changed.
As of version 1.2+ you can add w2tabs or/and w2toolbar object at the top of the panel.


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Xhaka stripped of Arsenal captaincy
Granit Xhaka has been stripped of the Arsenal captaincy, manager Unai Emery has announced.
Emery told Xhaka on Tuesday morning he was no longer part of the Gunners’ leadership group and said that Xhaka “accepted” the decision.
The Spaniard revealed the news at a press conference ahead of Arsenal’s Europa League clash with Portuguese side Vitoria in Guimaraes on Wednesday.
The 27-year-old Switzerland international has been left out of the squad for the match.
Xhaka has not played for the club since he told fans to “f*** off” when he was booed following his substitution against Crystal Palace on October 27th.
He revealed death threats against his wife and messages wishing his daughter got cancer pushed him to “boiling point” and that is why he lashed out at fans.
“My feeling of not being understood by fans, and repeated abusive comments at matches and in social media over the last weeks and months have hurt me
deeply,” he wrote in an Instagram post four days after the incident.

“That has stirred me up and I reached boiling point when I felt the rejection
in the stadium on Sunday.”


XOCL provides a powerful pattern matching language. This greatly simplifies the writing of pattern matching operations that would otherwise require a very imperative style of programming.
A pattern is matched against a value. The pattern match may succeed or fail in a given matching context. A matching context keeps track of any variable bindings generated by the match and maintains choice points for backtracking if the current match fails.
Pattern matching can be viewed as being performed by a pattern matching engine that maintains the current pattern matching context as its state. The engine state consists of a stack of patterns to be matched against a stack of values, a collection of variable bindings and a stack of choice points. A choice point is a machine state. At any given time there is a pattern at the head of the pattern stack and a value at the head of the value stack. The machine executes by performing state transitions driven by the head of the pattern stack: if the outer structure of the pattern matches that of the value at the head of the value stack then:
0 or more values are bound.
0 or more choice points are added to the choice point stack.
0 or more component patterns are pushed onto the pattern stack.
0 or more component values are pushed onto the value stack.
If the machine fails to match the pattern and value at the head of the respective stacks then the most recently created choice point is popped and becomes the new machine state. Execution continues until either the pattern stack is exhausted or the machine fails when the choice stack is empty.
This section describes the different categories of pattern. The semantics of matching are defined informally in terms of a general description and example definitions involving the pattern.
A variable pattern consists of a name, optionally another pattern and optionally a type. The simplest form of variable pattern is just a name, for example, the formal parameter x is a variable pattern:
let add1 = @Operation(x) x + 1 end in ...
Matching a simple variable pattern such as that shown above always succeeds and causes the name to be bound to the corresponding value. A variable may be qualified with a type declaration:
let add1 = @Operation(x:Integer) x + 1 end in ...
which has no effect on pattern matching. A variable may be qualified with a pattern as in x = <Pattern> where the pattern must occur before any type declaration. Such a qualified variable matches a value when the pattern also matches the value. Any variables in the pattern and x are bound in the process.
A constant pattern is either a string, an integer, a boolean or an expression (in the case of an expression the pattern consists of [ followed by an expression followed by ]). A constant pattern matches a value when the values is equal to the constant (in the case of an expression the matching process evaluates the expression each time the match occurs). For example:
let fourArgs = @Operation(1,true,"three",x = [2 + 2]) x end in ...
is an operation that succeeds in the case:
fourArgs(1,true,"three",4)
and returns 4.
A sequence pattern consists of either a pair of patterns or a sequence of patterns. In the case of a pair:
let head = @Operation(Seq{head | tail}) head end in ...
the pattern matches a non-empty sequence whose head must match the head pattern and whose tail must match the tail pattern. In the case of a sequence of patterns:
let add3 = @Operation(Seq{x,y,z}) x + y + z end in ...
the pattern matches a sequence of exactly the same size where each element matches the corresponding pattern.
A constructor pattern matches an object. A constructor pattern may be either a by-order-of-arguments constructor pattern (or BOA-constructor pattern) or a keyword constructor pattern. A BOA-constructor pattern is linked with the constructors of a class. It has the form:
let flatten = @Operation(C(x,y,z)) Seq{x,y,z} end in ...
where the class {\tt C} must define a 3-argument constructor. A BOA-constructor pattern matches an object when the object is an instance of the class (here {\tt C} but in general defined using a path) and when the object's slot values identified by the constructor of the class with the appropriate arity match the corresponding sub-patterns (here xy and z). A keyword constructor pattern has the form:
let flatten = @Operation(C[name=y,age=x,address=y]) Seq{x,y,z} end in ...
where the names of the slots are explicitly defined in any order (and may be repeated) .Such a pattern matches an object when it is an instance of the given class and when the values of the named slots match the appropriate sub-patterns.
A conditional pattern consists of a pattern and a predicate expression. It matches a value when the value matches the sub-pattern and when the expression evaluates to true in the resulting variable context. For example:
let repeat = @Operation(Seq{x,y} when x = y) Seq{x} end in ...
Note that the above example will fail (and probably throw an error depending on the context) if it is supplied with a pair whose values are different.
Set patterns consist of an element pattern and a residual pattern. A set matches a pattern when an element can be chosen that matches the element pattern and where the rest of the set matches the residual pattern. For example:
let choose = @Operation(S->including(x)) x end in ...
which matches any non-empty set and selects a value from it at random. Set patterns introduce choice into the current context because often there is more than one way to choose a value from the set that matches the element pattern. For example:
let chooseBigger = @Operation(S->including(x),y where x > y) x end in ...
Pattern matching in chooseBigger, for example:
chooseBigger(Set{1,2,3},2)
starts by selecting an element and binding it to x and binding S to the rest. In this case suppose that x = 1 and S = Set{2,3}. The pattern y matches and binds 2 and then the condition is applied. At this point, in general, there may be choices left in the context due to there being more than one element in the set supplied as the first parameter. If the condition x > y fails then the matching process jumps to the most recent choice point (which in this cases causes the next element in the set to be chosen and bound to x). Suppose that 3 is chosen this time; the condition is satisfied and the call returns3. The following is an example that sorts a set of integers into descending order:
context Root @Operation sort(S) @Case S of Set{} do Seq{} end S->including(x) when S->forAll(y | y <= x) do Seq{x | Q} where Q = sort(S) end end end
Sequence patterns use the infix + operator to combine two patterns that match against two sub-sequences. For example the following operation removes a sequence of 0's occurring in a sequence:
context Root @Operation remove0s(x) @Case x of (S1 when S1->forAll(x | x <> 0)) + (S2 when S2->forAll(x | x = 0)) + (S3 when S3->forAll(x | x <> 0)) do S1 + S3 end end end
Syntax patterns consist of expressions within quasi-quotes [| and |]. The quotes are a short-hand for writing out the equivalent constructor patterns. Syntax patterns provide a powerful way of constructing syntax mappings where the pattern is defined in terms of concrete syntax rather than the equivalent abstract syntax structures. Consider an operation that extracts the body of a letexpression:
context Root @Operation getBody([| let x = value in body end |]) body end
Unfortunately, this will not work as you may expect since the syntax pattern states that the operation expects to be supplied with a let expression that consists of exactly one binding and where the body of the expression is the variable whose name is body. We wish to place patterns within the syntax construct that match against specific elements of the abstract syntax structure. To do this we use pattern-unquotes:
context Root @Operation getBody([| let <| bindings |> in <| body |> end |]) body end
Within a syntax pattern the unquotes <| and |> are used to surround patterns that are to be matched against the abstract syntax structures occurring at that point in the supplied expression. In the example above, bindings is bound to the sequence of bindings in the let and body is bound to the body. The following example shows an operation that calculates the free variables occurring in an expression. The expression is limited to a small number of XOCL expressions:
context Root @Operation FV(e) @Case e of [| let <| Seq{} |> in <| e |> end |] do FV(e) end [| let <| Seq{ ValueBinding(v,e1) | bs } |> in <| e2 |> end |] do FV([| let <bs> in <e2> end|])->excluding(v) end [| if <| e1 |> then <| e2 |> else <| e3 |> end |] do FV(e1) + FV(e2) + FV(e3) end [| <| e1 |> = <| e2 |> |] do FV(e1) + FV(e2) end Var[name=n] do Set{n} end end end
The following call:
FV[| let x = 10; y = 20 in if x = y then z else a end end |])
produces the set
Set{a,z}
Patterns may be used in the following contexts:
Operation Parameters. Each parameter in an operation definition is a pattern. Parameter patterns are useful when defining an operation that must deconstruct one or more values passed as arguments. Note that if the pattern match fails then the operation invocation will raise an error. Operations defined in the same class and with the same name are merged into a single operation in which each operation is tried in turn when the operation is called via an instance of the class. Therefore in the following example:
@Class P @Operation f(Seq{}) 0 end @Operation f(Seq{x | t}) x + self.f(t) end end
an instance of P has a single operation f that adds up all the elements of a sequence.
Case Arms. A case expression consists of a number of arms each of which has a sequence of patterns and an expression. A case expression dispatches on a sequence of values and attempts to match them against the corresponding patterns in each arm in turn. For example, suppose we want to calculate the set of duplicated elements in a pair of sets:
context Root @Operation dups(s1,s2) @Case s1,s2 of s1->including(x),s2->including(y) when x = y do Set{x} + dups(s1,s2) end s1->including(x),s2 do dups(s1,s2) end s1,s2->including(y) do dups(s1,s2) end Set{},Set{} do Set{} end end end
In XMap transformations, as described in the XMap manual.


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Stock Analysis
This is the final project in "Big Data" course. Brought to you by Nir Konky, Kobi Lemberg, Sagi Krichbets, Alon Abadi, Arik Bidny
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Code & UML
For the sake of demonstrating database connectivity, the parameters, which can be changed by the user, are stored in an SQLite database. The code uses scaffold Entity Framework (EF Core) classes to communicate with the database. Usually we’d leave the default parameters in the database, but as a demonstration of user inputs through to the database, they’re updated with each use.
I haven’t implemented authentication or demanded https to save having to log in or add a developers’ certificate to look at the site, but this is easy enough to add.
Before using this code to run actual dye tracing experiments, please note the caveats in the comments for the file /DyeTraceCalcMvc/Calc/Calculator.cs
.
The following sequence diagram gives an outline of the major directly coded files in the system and how they interact to implement the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture. The Controller is HomeController, the Model ModelIndexViewModel, and the View is composed from the index.cshtml, _Layout.cshtml, _ViewStart.cshtml, and _ViewImports.cshtml files.
The location of chief files are:
Program.cs
: Main class starting website.Startup.cs
: Class that registers services (e.g. the database) and fixes URL format so URLs reference the Controller to use and the Actions they should take.DyeTraceCalcMvc\Controllers\HomeController.cs
: Controller that builds the data model, and interprets Actions requested in URLs and fires appropriate View methods.ParameterDBContextLib\ParametersDB.cs
: Library file representing the “parametersdb” database.ParameterDBEntitiesLib\Parameter.cs
: Library file representing “Parameters” database table.DyeTraceCalcMvc\Models\HomeIndexViewModel.cs
: Model code to contain representations of the database data asParameter
objects.DyeTraceCalcMvc\Views\Home\Index.cshtml
: Partial View webpage containing data from the model as a form so users can change it.DyeTraceCalcMvc\Views\Shared\_Layout.cshtml
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LIFE IS CHEAP... ...but toilet paper is expensive
A film review by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1990 Thomas E. Billings
Synopsis: A Japanese/Chinese/American "cowboy" (actually, a stable boy) is sent to Hong Kong as a courier to deliver a briefcase to a gangster boss. There he falls in love with the gangster's mistress, and experiences the sleazy side of Hong Kong. A rather unsympathetic look at Chinese culture, done with deadpan humor. However, the humor fails to rescue the weak plot; a very forgettable film. Released with a self-issued "A" rating.
Hong Kong (Cantonese and English; subtitled for US distribution), color, 1990, 89 minutes.
Director: Wayne Wang Writer, Star, Co-Director: Spencer Nakasako
Before discussing specific details of the film, it is worth noting that this film is making history by being the first film released with a self-designated "A" ("adult") rating, after receiving an "X" rating from the MPAA. The newspaper ads for the film contain the following note: "A This film contains adult themes or images that may not be appropriate for viewers under 18 years of age. [following, in small print:] This film does not carry a rating issued by the MPAA. Many leading filmmakers believe the MPAA's current rating system promotes censorship and does not serve the best interests of the viewing public." If you can't convince the MPAA to adopt an "A" rating, this case shows that you can easily "go around" them with a self-rating system.
This is the latest film from Wayne Wang, whose previous films include CHAN IS MISSING and EAT A BOWL OF TEA. Here Wang returns to his native Hong Kong (he is a U.S. citizen/resident) to create a low-budget film that appears to be a personal statement (and a critical, sarcastic statement at that) about Hong Kong and Chinese culture.
The story concerns a Japanese/Chinese/American, a stable boy at a racetrack in the San Francisco area, who is hired to be a courier and deliver a briefcase (which is handcuffed to his wrist) to a Hong Kong gangster boss. When he tries to deliver the briefcase, the boss is sick or away (can't tell which), so he decides to see Hong Kong while he waits.
Our hero goes sightseeing, where he meets some very strange characters. Then he is invited to a party at the gangster's house, where the gangster announces the planned wedding of his beautiful daughter. There is a funny scene where the daughter talks about astrology and the stars bringing them together, while her groom explains that he is a Ph.D. anthropologist, studying the history of the Chinese workers who built the railroads in America, by digging up the fishbones they dropped along the way.
The courier (who is, it seems, a "man with no name" as in the famous Italian westerns of years ago) goes sightseeing again. Two thieves steal the briefcase from him, and the story continues from there.
Although the film has some deadpan, black humor in it, there isn't enough to make up for the very weak plot and other faults. It is clearly a low budget film; there is a long chase scene filmed using a shoulder-mounted camera that is so shaky you can't stand to watch it. The style of the film is similar to a documentary; talking heads speaking directly to the camera, with added narration from the hero. The result is a disjointed, nearly incoherent way of developing the plot.
The film is likely to offend many viewers. There are violent scenes, including one where live ducks are hung up and their throats slit. The camera lingers on them as they bleed and die; clearly this film is not for the squeamish. As for the "A"/"X" rating, there is no explicit sex in the movie. Rather the film is aimed lower -- at excretory processes rather than sexual. Frankly, after seeing the movie, I thought it should have a self-rating of "GR" for "gross-out" or "D" for "disgusting." The grossness is apparently deliberate, as the Director uses it to criticize the concept of saving face.
Having a taste for unusual, offbeat movies, I am willing to put up with some "poor taste" elements in a film if the film is otherwise entertaining. However, the poor taste overwhelms what little humor there is in this film, and I don't recommend it.
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Introduction Combinatorial primitives The rule of sum The rule of product For example, if we have three towns -- A, B and C -- and there are 3 roads from A to B and 5 roads from B to C, then we can get from A to C through B in 3*5=15 different ways. These rules can be used for a finite collections of sets. Permutation without repetition When we choose k objects from n-element set in such a way that the order matters and each object can be chosen only once: For example, suppose we are planning the next 3 contests and we have a set of 10 easy problems to choose from. We will only use one easy problem in each contest, so we can choose our problems in different ways. Permutation (variation) with repetition The number of possible choices of k objects from a set of n objects when order is important and one object can be chosen more than once: nk
For example, if we have 10 different prizes that need to be divided among 5 people, we can do so in 510 ways. Permutation with repetition The number of different permutations of n objects, where there are n1 indistinguishable objects of type 1, n2 indistinguishable objects of type 2,..., and nk indistinguishable objects of type k (n1+n2+…+nk=n), is: For example, if we have 97 coders and want to assign them to 5 rooms (rooms 1-4 have 20 coders in each, while the 5th room has 17), then there are possible ways to do it. Combinations without repetition In combinations we choose a set of elements (rather than an arrangement, as in permutations) so the order doesn’t matter. The number of different k-element subsets (when each element can be chosen only once) of n-element set is: For example, if we have 7 different colored balls, we can choose any 3 of them in different ways. Combination with repetition Let's say we choose k elements from an n-element set, the order doesn’t matter and each element can be chosen more than once. In that case, the number of different combinations is: For example, let's say we have 11 identical balls and 3 different pockets, and we need to calculate the number of different divisions of these balls to the pockets. There would be different combinations. It is useful to know that is also the number of integer solutions to this equation: Why? It's easy to prove. Consider a vector (1, 1, …, 1) consisting of (n+k-1) ones, in which we want to substitute n-1 ones for zeroes in such way that we'll get n groups of ones (some of which may be empty) and the number of ones in the ith group will be the value of xi: The sum of xi will be k, because k ones are left after substitution. The Basics Binary vectors Some problems, and contest problems are no exception, can be reformulated in terms of binary vectors. Accordingly, some knowledge of the basic combinatorial properties of binary vectors is rather important. Let’s have a look at some simple things associated with them: 1. Number of binary vectors of length n: 2n. 2. Number of binary vectors of length n and with k ‘1’ is We just choose k positions for our ‘1’s. 3. The number of ordered pairs (a, b) of binary vectors, such that the distance between them (k) can be calculated as follows: . Let a = (a1, a2, …an), b = (b1, b2, …bn) and distance between them is k. Next, let’s look at the sequence of pairs (a1, b1), (a2, b2), … (an, bn). There are exactly k indices i in which ai ≠ bi. They can be (0,1) or (1,0), so there are 2 variants, and n-k can be either (0,0) or (1,1), for another 2 variants. To calculate the answer we can choose k indices in which vectors differs in ways, then we choose components that differs in 2k ways and components that are equal in 2n-k ways (all of which use the permutation with repetition formula), and in the end we just multiply all these numbers and get . Delving deeper This formula is a generalization of: There are many different problems that can be solved using the sieve principle, so let’s focus our attention on one of them. This problem is best known as “Derangements”. A derangement of the finite set X is a bijection from X into X that doesn’t have fixed points. A small example: For set X = {1, 2, 3} bijection {(1,1), (2,3), (3,2)} is not derangement, because of (1,1), but bijection {(1,2), (2,3), (3,1)} is derangement. So let’s turn back to the problem, the goal of which is to find the number of derangements of n-element set. We have X = {1, 2, 3,…, n}. Let:
In formula we have sums , in our case we’ll have , so let’s calculate them: (because there are exactly i-element subsets of X). Now we just put that result into the sieve principle’s formula: And now the last step, from we’ll have the answer: And the last remark: This problem may not look very practical for use in TopCoder problems, but the thinking behind it is rather important, and these ideas can be widely applied. Another interesting method in combinatorics -- and one of my favorites, because of its elegance -- is called method of paths (or trajectories). The main idea is to find a geometrical interpretation for the problem in which we should calculate the number of paths of a special type. More precisely, if we have two points A, B on a plane with integer coordinates, then we will operate only with the shortest paths between A and B that pass only through the lines of the integer grid and that can be done only in horizontal or vertical movements with length equal to 1. For example: All paths between A and B have the same length equal to n+m (where n is the difference between x-coordinates and m is the difference between y-coordinates). We can easily calculate the number of all the paths between A and B as follows: or .
Let’s solve a famous problem using this method. The goal is to find the number of Dyck words with a length of 2n. What is a Dyck word? It's a string consisting only of n X’s and n Y’s, and matching this criteria: each prefix of this string has more X’s than Y’s. For example, “XXYY” and “XYXY” are Dyck words, but “XYYX” and “YYXX” are not. Let’s start the calculation process. We are going to build a geometrical analog of this problem, so let’s consider paths that go from point A(0, 0) to point B(n, n) and do not cross segment AB, but can touch it (see examples for n=4). It is obvious that these two problems are equivalent; we can just build a bijection in such a way: step right - ‘X’, step up - ‘Y’. Here's the main idea of the solution: Find the number of paths from A to B that cross segment AB, and call them “incorrect”. If path is “incorrect” it has points on the segment CD, where C = (0, 1), D = (n-1, n). Let E be the point nearest to A that belongs to CD (and to the path). Let’s symmetrize AE, part of our “incorrect” path with respect to the line CD. After this operation we’ll get a path from F = (-1, 1) to B. It should be easy to see that, for each path from F to B, we can build only one “incorrect” path from A to B, so we’ve got a bijection. Thus, the number of “incorrect” paths from A to B is . Now we can easily get the answer, by subtracting the number of “incorrect” paths from all paths: This number is also known as n’s Catalan number: Cn is the number of Dyck words with length 2n. These numbers also appear in many other problems, for example, Cn counts the number of correct arrangements of n pairs of parentheses in the expression, and Cn is also the number of the possible triangulations of a polygon with (n+2) vertices, and so on. Using recurrence relations If you'd like to learn more, check out these tutorials: An Introduction to Recursion, Recursion, Part 2, and Dynamic Programming: From novice to advanced. Done reading? Let’s take a look at some examples. ChristmasTree (SRM 331 Division Two – Level Three): We’ll use DP to solve this -- it may not be the best way to tackle this problem, but it’s the easiest to understand. Let cnt[lev][r][g][b] be the number of possible ways to decorate the first lev levels of tree using r red, g green and b blue baubles. To make a recurrent step calculating cnt[lev][r][g][b] we consider 3 variants: cnt[lev][r][g][b]= 1) we fill the last level with one color (red, green or blue), so just: = cnt [lev-1][r-lev][g][b]+ cnt[lev-1][r][g-lev][b]+ cnt[lev-1][r][g][b-lev]+ ; 2) if (lev%2 == 0) we fill the last level with two colors (red+green, green+blue or red+blue), then we calculate the number of possible decorations using the Permutation with repetition formula. We’ll get possible variants for each two colors, so just (cnt[lev-1][r-lev/2][g-lev/2][b]+...+cnt[lev-1][r][g-lev/2][b-lev/2])+; 3) if (lev%3 == 0) we fill the last level with three colors and, again using the Permutation with repetition formula, we’ll get possible variants, so we’ll get: (all cnt[l][i][j][k] with negative indices are 0). DiceGames (SRM 349 Division One – Level Two): First we should do some preparation for the main part of the solution, by sorting sides array in increasing order and calculating only the formations where the numbers on the dice go in non-decreasing order. This preparation saves us from calculating the same formations several times (see SRM 349 - Problem Set & Analysis for additional explanation). Now we will only need to build the recurrence relation, since the implementation is rather straightforward. Let ret[i][j] be the number of different formations of the first i dice, with the last dice equal to j (so , where n is the number of elements in sides). Now we can simply write the recurrence relation: The answer will be . Conclusion References:
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Module dss
This module contains the DarkSideSync-Lua side notification implementation based on the LuaSocket network library (this module is not required, it is just a quick start if you will be using LuaSocket with darksidesync).
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- Copyright: 2012-2013 Thijs Schreijer, DarkSideSync is free software under the MIT/X11 license
Functions
| createsocket () | creates and initializes the UDP socket to be listened on |
| sockethandler (skt) | reads incoming data on the socket, dismisses the data and calls poll() any data returned will have a first argument being the number of items remaining on the queue. |
| getsocket () | Returns a socket where the helper module will be listening for incoming UDP signals that data is ready to be collected through darksidesync.poll . |
| gethandler () | Returns the socket handler function. |
| queuesize () | Returns the current queue size. |
| seterrorhandler (f) | Sets the error handler when calling the callback function returned from DarkSideSync. |
Functions
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creates and initializes the UDP socket to be listened on
Returns:
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reads incoming data on the socket, dismisses the data and calls poll()
any data returned will have a first argument being the number of items
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Parameters:
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Returns a socket where the helper module will be listening for incoming UDP
signals that data is ready to be collected through darksidesync.poll . When data arrives it
MUST be read, and next darksidesync.poll should be called (the sockethandler, see gethandler , will do this).
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listen on
localhost
and try to pick a port number from 50000 and 50200. After allocating the socket, the DarkSideSync (C-side) function darksidesync.setport will be called to instruct the synchronization mechanism to send notifications on this port.Returns:
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- Port: port number the socket is listening on
see also:
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Returns the socket handler function. This socket handler function will do a single
read on the socket to empty the buffer, call darksidesync.poll for the asynchroneous
data received, and call the appropriate callback with the arguments. So whenever
a UDP notification packet is received, the socket handler function should be called
to initiate the execution of the async callback.
Returns:
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sockethandler function (the function returned requires a single argument; the socket to read from)
see also:
Usage:
copas.addserver( -- assumes using the Copas scheduler dss.getsocket(), function(skt) skt = copas.wrap(skt) local hdlr = dss.gethandler() while true do hdlr(skt) end end)
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Returns the current queue size.
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Sets the error handler when calling the callback function returned from DarkSideSync.
When the sockethandler function executes the callback, the function set though
seterrorhandler()
will be used as the error function on thecoxpcall
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the error handler function to be set (or
nil
to restore the default error handler)
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the error handler function to be set (or


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| GfxModeExists is a sadly under-used command which will allow you to check if a given display mode exists on your player's graphics card before calling the Graphics or Graphics3D commands. Note that supplying the optional gfx3d parameter will also check if the specified mode is 3D-capable.
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| If GfxModeExists (2500, 2500, 64) Graphics 2500, 2500, 64 Else RuntimeError "Domestic PC display hardware isn't yet capable of silly resolutions like 2500 x 2500 x 64-bit!" EndIf |


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Puppet module for installing, configuring and managing Docker from the official repository on Ubuntu, from EPEL on RedHat based distributions or the standard repositories for Archlinux.
This module is also available on the Puppet Forge
Support
This module is currently tested on:
- Ubuntu 14.04
- Centos 6.5
- Ubuntu 12.04
- Archlinux
It may work on other distros and other operating systems will be supported in the future.
Usage
The module includes a single class:
include 'docker'
By default this sets up the docker hosted repository if necessary for your OS and installs the docker package and on Ubuntu, any required Kernel extensions.
If you don't want this module to mess about with your Kernel then you can disabl this feature like so. It is only enabled (and supported) by default on Ubuntu:
class { 'docker':
manage_kernel => false,
}
If you want to configure your package sources independently, inform this module to not auto-include upstream sources (This is already disabled on Archlinux as there is no further upstream):
class { 'docker':
use_upstream_package_source => false,
}
By default the docker daemon will bind to a unix socket at /var/run/docker.sock. This can be changed, as well as binding to a tcp socket if required.
class { 'docker':
tcp_bind => 'tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:4243',
socket_bind => 'unix:///var/run/docker.sock',
}
Unless specified this installs the latest version of docker from the docker inc repository on first run. However if you want to specify a specific version you can do so, unless you are using Archlinux which only supports the latest release:
class { 'docker':
version => '0.5.5',
}
And if you want to track the latest version you can do so:
class { 'docker':
version => 'latest',
}
In some cases dns resolution won't work well in the container unless you give a dns server to the docker daemon like this:
class { 'docker':
dns => '<IP_ADDRESS>',
}
The class contains lots of other options, please see the inline code documentation for the full options.
Images
The next step is probably to install a docker image, for this we have a defined type which can be used like so:
docker::image { 'base': }
This is equivalent to running docker pull base
. This is downloading a large binary so on first run can take a while. For that reason this define turns off the default 5 minute timeout for exec. Takes an optional parameter for installing image tags that is the equivalent to running docker pull -t="precise" ubuntu
:
docker::image { 'ubuntu':
image_tag => 'precise'
}
Note: images will only install if an image of that name does not already exist.
You can also remove images you no longer need with:
docker::image { 'base':
ensure => 'absent'
}
docker::image { 'ubuntu':
ensure => 'absent',
image_tag => 'precise'
}
Containers
Now you have an image you can run commands within a container managed by docker.
docker::run { 'helloworld':
image => 'base',
command => '/bin/sh -c "while true; do echo hello world; sleep 1; done"',
}
This is equivalent to running the following under upstart:
docker run -d base /bin/sh -c "while true; do echo hello world; sleep 1; done"
Run also contains a number of optional parameters:
docker::run { 'helloworld':
image => 'base',
command => '/bin/sh -c "while true; do echo hello world; sleep 1; done"',
ports => ['4444', '4555'],
expose => ['4666', '4777'],
links => ['mysql:db'],
use_name => true,
volumes => ['/var/lib/couchdb', '/var/log'],
volumes_from => '6446ea52fbc9',
memory_limit => 10m, # (format: <number><unit>, where unit = b, k, m or g)
username => 'example',
hostname => 'example.com',
env => ['FOO=BAR', 'FOO2=BAR2'],
dns => ['<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>'],
restart_service => true,
privileged => false,
pull_on_start => true,
}
Ports, expose, env, dns and volumes can be set with either a single string or as above with an array of values. Specifying pull_on_start will pull the image before each time it is started
To use an image tag just append the tag name to the image name separated by a semicolon:
docker::run { 'helloworld':
image => 'ubuntu:precise',
command => '/bin/sh -c "while true; do echo hello world; sleep 1; done"',
}


Provides functions for accessing and retrieving data from the Google Analytics API.
| Version: | 0.1.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2), lubridate, httr, digest (≥ 0.6.8) |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-10-09 |
| Author: | Michael Pearmain. Contributions from Nick Mihailowski, Vignesh Prajapati, Kushan Shah, Nicolas Remy and Manuel de Francisco Vera person("Manuel", "de Francisco", email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>role = c("ctb")) |
| Maintainer: | Manuel de Francisco Vera <manueldefrancisco at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ManuelDeFrancisco/RGoogleAnalytics/issues |
| License: | Apache License 2.0 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | RGoogleAnalytics results |
| Reference manual: | RGoogleAnalytics.pdf |
| Package source: | RGoogleAnalytics_0.1.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RGoogleAnalytics_0.1.6.zip, r-release: RGoogleAnalytics_0.1.6.zip, r-oldrel: RGoogleAnalytics_0.1.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RGoogleAnalytics_0.1.6.tgz, r-oldrel: RGoogleAnalytics_0.1.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | RGoogleAnalytics archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=RGoogleAnalytics to link to this page.


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