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I'd been interested in giving DXM a try for some time, and when I had a night to myself, I decided to give it a try. I drove down to Wal-Mart (a store which has actually asked for ID for soda pop in the past) and bought myself a bottle of Robotussin maximum cough without having to show my ID. When I got home, I decided that this trip would not be just to get fucked up, but should have some meaning. I meditated for a while, and burned some incense. When I felt mentally prepared, I downed the entire bottle as quickly as possible. (9:00 P.M.) The taste was not too bad, and kinda minty, like menthol or something. I tried to lay down and relax, but I was nervous about purposely OD'ing on OTC cough syrup.
After about 25 to 30 minutes, I noticed a strange feeling. I can't really describe it, sorta like the way I feel when I first take some E, but it hasn't kicked in yet. Just a little 'off'. I waited some more, but it didn't get any stronger, and then disappeared.  After 45 minutes, I was convinced nothing was happening, so I went for a drive. By the time I got 15 minutes out, I started to feel weird. I then decided to go home, as I NEVER drive when intoxicated on ANYTHING.
I got home, and reality started to break apart, like the whole world was in a strobe light. This was not a visual thing, but rather was how my brain was precieving the world. I decided to lay down in the dark and try to relax and take in this feeling. Ok, get your bearings, relax, try to enjoy this. Soon, I dont know how long, I could feel myself sinking downward through my bed. I'm not one to claim mystic or spiritual experiences everytime I do drugs, but this was truly an out of body experience. Pure 8th circuit conciousness. I imagined people sitting on my bed next to my body, and I had conversations with them from the other end of the room. I didn't actually talk out loud, because vocal sounds come from the body, and I had left it behind. A few times, I worried that I was being too loud in these conversations, but I then reminded myself that this was just the drug taking hold of me. Extremely menacing vibrations. Impossible to understand reality.
Eventually, I had to use the restroom. Walking was impossible. Total loss of all muscle coordination. I couldent stand up, and I couldent control my legs. This was interesting, because I could sort of watch myself behaving in this terrible way, since I was still detached from my body even though I was up and walking around. When I got to the restroom by crawling, I turned on the lights. I looked in the mirror, and I looked REALLY FUCKED UP. My pupils were dialated worse than E or acid, and my skin was pale and clammy. I thought 'shit, I've killed myself. I'm doomed.' but it didn't really bother me too much.  Very strange. I was completely blasted.
I got back to bed, and resumed my experience. I constantly began moving in and out of my body. To me, I was dying. It was not scary, but just interesting. The conversations with nonexistant people continued, and I eventually fell asleep at approx. 5:00 A.M. Weird dreams, and old memories from childhood. Terrible nonsense.
The next day, I woke up the happiest person on earth. I was so glad I was alive. Dying never really scared me, and now that I think about it, other than being trashed I had no reason to fear harm to my body. I was just relieved. Like when you dream that you or a family member has died, or that something terrible has happened, and it seems so real that when you wake up you are just so happy it didn't happen. Very strange vibrations. I had a mild hangover, similar to an alcohol hangover, but very mild. I think I really learned something that night. Now that I have conquored DXM, I feel that I can conquer anything. I feel empowered, and enlightened. I probbally will not do DXM again for at least 6 months or a year. It was incredibly powerful. A true spiritual pilgrimage. This drug is not for the casual user, but is a tool for the shaman.
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This workshop will introduce participants to LaTeX (a typesetting framework for scientific writing) with Overleaf.
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Track changes, commenting and chat
A rich text editor for collaborating with non LaTeX'icians
Link-sharing, to quickly share work with collaborators
Finally, time permitting, some top tips on how to get more out of LaTeX will also be discussed.
What do participants need to prepare for this class?
This session is suitable for those who have never used LaTeX before, or those who would like a refresher. Please bring your own laptops if you are able to. You can either install LaTeX on your PC using instructions here or use the online editor Overleaf.
Want to get a headstart? Try the first part of Overleaf’s free online introduction!
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by Ron CarneLionel Messi and Edinson Cavani were involved in what appeared to be a heated spat during Argentina’s clash with Uruguay on Monday.
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As seen in the video below, the pair were seen exchanging words before others stepped in to avoid it escalating as Diego Godin can be seen putting an arm round Messi while trying to diffuse the situation.
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>>> Assignment: A Brief Visit to the Systems Zoo from from Thinking in Systems by Donella H. Meadows
"Dynamic systems studies usually are not designed to predict what will happen. Rather, they’re designed to explore what would happen, if a number of driving factors unfold in a range of different ways."
I really appreciate this synthesis of what systems studies are designed to do. I think it's especially interesting to think about in the context of predictive algorithms or AI. Because of the prediction of high level systems, we assume that X will happen and do Y to address or prevent it. Often, these become their own reinforcing loops. Without this key distinction, does the system create the outcome?
"One of the central insights of systems theory, as central as the observation that systems largely cause their own behavior, is that systems with similar feedback structures produce similar dynamic behaviors, even if the outward appearance of these systems is completely dissimilar. "
Again, a helpful synthesis, especially in comparing the seemingly disparate structures of economic flows and population control. It's helpful to see a unity in between many different life processes and systems that we see as either constructed or organic. Perhaps our economic system would not operate as it does if our live cycles were not modeled as they were.
“We’ll see in a moment that there are ways to damp these oscillations in inventory, but fi rst it’s important to understand why they occur.  It’s because she is struggling to operate in a system in which she doesn’t have, and can’t have, timely information and in which physical delays prevent her actions from having an immediate effect on inventory. ”
I love this illustration of a behavioral and emotional reponse to operating within a system. It's obvious that the car dealer responding to a system and trying to operate cleanly and efficiently within its models and predictions. It also speaks to the anxiety of not knowing what comes next, even in the most finely tuned systemic models. The car dealer can't know what her customers are going to do, or indeed, any additional circumstances outside of what the model accounts for that can influence consumer behaviors. Predictions are powerful, bu tnot all-powerful.


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We're people who work in the tech industry in Victoria, Canada. We organize periodic whisky tasting events that seat 30 people. In each tasting a mix of newcomers and regulars get a chance to sample some fine whisky, learn a little bit about it, and socialize. We're also a Slack channel (new member signup) where people hang out everyday.
The organizers are Graham Baradoy, Jeff Grajkowski, Jen Grajkowski, Jay Prost, and Hez Ronningen.
Anyone in tech who wants to have nerdy conversations and drink whisky! If you can sit in a chair and drink liquid then we can teach you the rest. Whisky is a good social lubricant and it's easy to make friends in the relaxed atmosphere.
Whisky Oriented Development is dedicated to a safe environment for everyone. Our code of conduct can be found at: https://github.com/WhiskyDev/whiskydev.github.io/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
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0L Systems is a simple implementation of a 0L System renderer. A 0L System, or more formally a L System, is a string rewriting system which produce a long string to be interpreted as commands for a LOGO turtle.
0L Systems runs on any Palm OS 2.0 or better device.
For more information about this exciting technology see Appendix C in "The Science Of Fractal Images".
Changelog:
v1r3 (2002-11-19) Added launcher icons. v1r2 (2002-03-01) Fixed some memory leaks. v1r1 (2001-07-27) Release 1.


Publications
See my Google Scholar profile for more information.
Click here for books, patents and theses that I (co-)authored.
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ICCADInternational Conference on Computer-Aided Design
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AutoMLInternational Conference on Automated Machine Learning
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FCCMInternational Symposium On Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines
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TRETSACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems
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AAAIAAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence
2022
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NeurIPSConference on Neural Information Processing Systems
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MICROIEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture
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FPGAInternational Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays
Nominated for the best paper award.
2021
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ICLR
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ICLRInternational Conference on Learning Representations
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ICCVInternational Conference on Computer Vision Workshops
2020
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NeurIPS
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INTERSPEECHConference of the International Speech Communication Association
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ECCV
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DACDesign Automation Conference
2019
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INTERSPEECHConference of the International Speech Communication Association
2018
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FPLInternational Conference on Field-Programmable Logic and Applications
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HEARTInternational Symposium on Highly-Efficient Accelerators and Reconfigurable Technologies
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ISPD
2016
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TCOMP
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FPLInternational Conference on Field-Programmable Logic and Applications
Nominated for the Michel Servit best paper award.
2015
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FPTInternational Conference on Field-Programmable Technology
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FPLInternational Conference on Field-Programmable Logic and Applications
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FPGAInternational Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays
Best Paper Award
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TVLSIIEEE Transactions on Very Large-Scale Integration Systems
2014
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TRETSACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems
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IWOCLInternational Workshop on OpenCL
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MICRO
2013
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CARLWorkshop on the Intersection of Computer Architecture and Reconfigurable Logic
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FPLInternational Conference on Field-Programmable Logic and Applications
Stamatis Vassiliadis best paper award.
Selected as one of the most significant papers from the first 25 years of FPL.
2012
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FPTInternational Conference on Field-Programmable Technology
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IOLTSInternational Symposium on On-Line Testing and Robust System Design
2011
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GeMiCGerman Microwave Conference
2009
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ProRISCWorkshop on Circuit Design and Digital Signal Processing
Books
| Mohamed S. Abdelfattah and Vaughn Betz, "Embedded Networks-on-Chip for FPGAs", Chapter 6 in Reconfigurable Logic: Architecture Tools and Applications, P. Gaillardon, Taylor and Francis, 2015, pp. 149 - 184. |
Theses
- PhD Thesis: Embedded Networks on Chip for Field-Programmable Gate Arrays. 2016.
- MSc Thesis: Evaluation of advanced techniques for structural FPGA self-test. 2011.
- BSc Thesis: RF Transmitters for RFID Tags in a New Technology with Ultra Thin Silicon. 2009.
Patents
- Method and Apparatus for Video Super Resolution. 2020. Application Number: UKX
- Method and Apparatus for Neural Architecture Search. 2020. Application Number: UK2015231.0
- Method and Apparatus for Analysing Neural Network Performance. 2020. Application Number: UK20199106.4
- Method for Designing Accelerator Hardware. 2019. Application Number: UK1913353.7
- Field Programmable Gate-Array with Embedded Network-on-Chip Hardware and Design Flow. 2015. Application Number: US14060253


Creates a rectangle with specified color and opacity values.
Syntax
<feFlood flood-color="colorvalue" flood-opacity="opacityvalue"/>
DOM Information
Inheritance Hierarchy
Members
The SVGFEFloodElement object has these types of members:
Properties
The SVGFEFloodElement object has these properties.
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Gets or sets the height of an element. | |
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Provides a reference for the output result of a filter. | |
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Defines the width of an element. | |
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Gets or sets the x-coordinate value. | |
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Gets or sets the y-coordinate value. |
Standards information
- Scalable Vector Graphics: Filter Effects, Section 15.25.18
Remarks
The purpose of this filter is to provide a rectangular area that can be part of a larger filter chain. If you do not supply a color or opacity, the default values will be used. You can supply the x, y, width, and height values, but if you do not, they will be defined by the general filter region.
Examples
This example shows a simple flood filter that is green colored and has an opacity of 50%.
The image will look like this.
<!DOCTYPE HTML> <html> <head> </head> <body> <svg width="400" height="400"> <defs> <filter id="MyFilter" filterUnits="userSpaceOnUse" x="0" y="0" width="400" height="400"> <feFlood x="100" y="100" width="100" height="100" flood-color="green" flood-opacity="0.5"/> </filter> </defs> <use filter="url(#MyFilter)" x='0' y='0'/> </svg> </body> </html>
Build date: 1/20/2014


public interface GraphListener
The notifications are, in general, given before further changes to the graph are made. Listeners are discouraged from making further modifications to the same graph since that will invalidate this property for other listeners.
Some modifications may result in multiple notifications in some cases.
For example, a bulk notification with notifyAddArray(Graph, Triple[])
,
may, or may not, be accompanied by several notifyAddTriple(Graph, Triple)
notifications, one for each triple. If possible, Graph implementations
should avoid such duplicate notifications and only give the bulk notifications,
see GraphWithPerform
.
When these duplicate notifications occur, each should happen immediately
after the change it signifies is complete. Thus, in the previous example,
if the array has two triples, the pattern is:
notifyAddTriple(Graph, Triple)
for the first triple.notifyAddTriple(Graph, Triple)
for the second triple.notifyAddArray(Graph, Triple[])
for the array.To track all changes to a graph it is necessary to consider all the methods
in this interface, including notifyEvent(Graph, Object)
.
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void |
notifyAddArray(Graph g,
Triple[] triples)
Method called when an array of triples has been added to the graph.
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void |
notifyAddGraph(Graph g,
Graph added)
Method called when another graph
g has been used to
specify the triples added to our attached graph. |
void |
notifyAddIterator(Graph g,
Iterator<Triple> it)
Method called when an iterator [of triples] has been added to the graph
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void |
notifyAddList(Graph g,
List<Triple> triples)
Method called when a list [of triples] has been added to the graph.
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void |
notifyAddTriple(Graph g,
Triple t)
Method called when a single triple has been added to the graph.
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void |
notifyDeleteArray(Graph g,
Triple[] triples)
Method called when an array of triples has been deleted from the graph.
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void |
notifyDeleteGraph(Graph g,
Graph removed)
Method to call when another graph has been used to specify the triples
deleted from our attached graph.
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void |
notifyDeleteIterator(Graph g,
Iterator<Triple> it)
Method called when an iterator [of triples] has been deleted from the graph.
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void |
notifyDeleteList(Graph g,
List<Triple> L)
Method called when a list [of triples] has been deleted from the graph.
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void |
notifyDeleteTriple(Graph g,
Triple t)
Method called when a single triple has been deleted from the graph.
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notifyEvent(Graph source,
Object value)
method to call for a general event.
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void notifyAddTriple(Graph g, Triple t)
void notifyAddArray(Graph g, Triple[] triples)
void notifyAddList(Graph g, List<Triple> triples)
void notifyAddIterator(Graph g, Iterator<Triple> it)
void notifyAddGraph(Graph g, Graph added)
g
has been used to
specify the triples added to our attached graph.g
- the graph of triples addedvoid notifyDeleteTriple(Graph g, Triple t)
void notifyDeleteList(Graph g, List<Triple> L)
void notifyDeleteArray(Graph g, Triple[] triples)
void notifyDeleteIterator(Graph g, Iterator<Triple> it)
void notifyDeleteGraph(Graph g, Graph removed)
g
- the graph of triples addedvoid notifyEvent(Graph source, Object value)
value
is usually a GraphEvents
.
Special attention is drawn to GraphEvents.removeAll
and events whose GraphEvents.getTitle()
is "remove"
(see GraphEvents.remove(Node, Node, Node)
.
Unlike other notifications, the listener cannot tell which triples
have been modified, since they have already been deleted by the time
this event is sent, and the event does not include a record of them.value
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Battlefield 3 graphics ain't the best, there is a weird blue layer on top of it, almost everybody is annoyed by it. However, there was a time called Alpha and Beta where the blue layer wasn't there, yet.
Some dev's were looking into the codes and found a possibility to disable that blue layer, so all colors would be more realistic. There are two different "FXAA injector's", they both do they same. It's just which one you prefer the most.
MEDIA
Some Dude FXAA injector:
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Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9kMHrCu24w
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Second one is from "Danoc1":
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Danoc1: 1. Download the file;
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3. Double click the .exe file;
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Some Dude:1. Download the file;
2. Unzip the file (with Winrar, Winzip, 7-Zip or whatever);
3. Place all files in your Battlefield 3 directory where the game's bf3.exe is located (most likely C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield 3);
4. Play the game.
DE-INSTALLATION
Danoc1: 1. Open your Battlefield 3 directory where the game's bf3.exe is located (most likely C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield 3);
2. Delete the following files:
[list] - injFX_Shaders;
- dxgi.dll;
- injFX_Settings;
- shader;
- user.cfg.
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Some Dude: 1. Open your Battlefield 3 directory where the game's bf3.exe is located (most likely C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield 3);
2. Delete the following files:
[list] - injFX_Shaders;
- dxgi.dll;
- injFX_Settings;
- shader.
3. Done.[/list:u]
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I prefer the injector from Some Dude, because the new Danoc1 version has got some bugs in it. All texts (scoreboard, names, etc.) are blurred. He knows about it and is working on it. They both look great, and more realistic to me.
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Ethiopian Airlines issued statement on Burundi bound plane bomb threat incident
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Ethiopian Airlines has issued a statement on Thursday regarding an incident on board of ET817 which was flying from Addis Ababa to Bujumbura and Kigali.
A passenger was making a bomb threat during landing at Bujumbura airport, in Burundi.
The airlines said it was a “false alarm.”
Police arrested the passenger who caused it and was charged with “international air rage.” His name is not disclosed.
The plane has arrived safely and all passengers were safe, said Ethiopian Airlines.
The full statement reads as follows:
Statement on ET817 False Alarm
Addis Ababa, 21 November, 2019
Ethiopian Airlines flight number ET817 on a scheduled flight from Addis Ababa to Bujumbura and Kigali reported air rage by one unruly passenger threatening with false bomb alarm during landing at Bujumbura. The plane landed safely, and passengers disembarked using normal procedures. Police removed the unruly passenger and arrested him on international air rage.
The airplane and the crew continued with their regular schedule flight.
Ethiopian Airlines appreciates its flying crew, ground staff in Bujumbura and Burundi Airport security for their team work and coordination in complying with all safety procedures and professional handling of the false alarm.
We sincerely apologize to all our passengers onboard the flight for any inconvenience.
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A while back, I had looked at automating tweets from a Google spreadsheet to reduce the insane number of clicks it takes to do in TweetDeck and HootSuite (5 clicks? Really?) I hit some roadblocks and let it slide because in the long run, it wasn’t really important to me. More of a fun experiment.
I jumped back into it a week or so back to try and solve the last little problems. [I was able to create a script](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kbFIfYGm2sGQJ5TistkaxMzqUqQ8HbgUvJUM8MohOb4/edit?usp=sharing) which loops through a spreadsheet checks the current date and whether or not the tweet has been sent. If those conditions are met (`TODAY` and `NOT SENT`), it will automatically post the tweet.
The sheet, like all the other Twitter sheets I’ve used, is run with [Martin Hawksey’s](http://twitter.com/mhawksey) fantastic TwtrService library. It allows you to authenticate and tweet right from Google Apps Script and saves a _ton_ of time.
I ran into a problem that is [as-yet unsolved](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37308911/pause-a-loop-to-wait-for-rest-api-response): I can’t get the sheet to stop after posting one tweet. So, if you have multiple tweets on a given day, it will send _all_ of them at once. That’s not good, especially if you’re promoting an event over a period of time. I’ve tried a number of solutions, but I can’t seem to find one that works. I’d love to hear if you’re able to take the source and tweak it to work.
In the meantime, Martin also took a (much more elegant) pass at the task. [His sheet is also available](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10U7Rrr7lfbRS2A8QYRUWL8enlJfat75-QuGm7slKXRE/edit#gid=0) and works really well. The goal is the same, but his mechanics and implementation are much more refined and effective.
It’s a good example of multiple ways to skin a cat. I’m a novice coder (I tell people I know enough to break something) and he’s an expert doing all kinds of things. The great thing is, all of this code is open and available. I can make a copy of Martin’s page and dig into his solution. I learned a few tricks about checking for multiple conditions, which is what I was struggling with. I became better at scripting through my failure and his success.
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Nine-year-old boy dies after falling into lift shaft
by Staff ReporterA nine-year-old boy died after falling from fourth floor to the bottom of the lift shaft in an apartment complex in Panchavathi Colony under Raidurgam police limits on Sunday. The family had moved into the rented flat at TVS Lake View Apartments one and a half months ago.
The boy was playing with his sister on fourth floor corridor in the afternoon when the lift started to move from the fourth to the fifth floor.
“The lift’s door opened when the boy pulled it. His sister pulled him back when he was peeping into the shaft. When the lift was moving down, it knocked him down and he fell into bottom of the shaft. He died on the spot,” said Raidurgam SI G. Saidulu.
The police said that the boy’s father did not want to lodge a complaint. A case under Section 174 of CrPC (Suspicious death) was registered.


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The common urine test (immunoassay) is a very simple test and can be beaten, but this is NOT legal. What IS legal is the ingestion of water and vitamin supplements. This report is about how my specific exercising diet has turned up negative results for my ingestion of THC.
Doctors reccomend drinking between 8-12 glasses of water a day, that is 8-12 servings of 8 fluid ounces of water. As a cyclist, (25 miles / 40.2 km a day) I drink almost three times this amount (2 gallons a day which is 32 servings of 8 fluid ounces). Alone this will make many people's (and my) urine too dilute for the immunoassay and you will fail for adulteration due to suspected dilution. To prevent a failure for adulteration we must replenish the chemicals that the immunoassay searches for to prove that the sample is human urine.
Depending on diet Creatine may be an ingredient lacking. Creatine aids in muscle toning and building of lean muscle which is a good thing to take if you're trying to build healthy muscles from exercise. Creatine can be found in muscle building powders or in some of the new 'power drinks' on the market such as 'SOBE No Fear' (regitered trademark of 'No Fear Inc.' and 'South Beach Beverage Company Inc.'). To ensure the proper levels of Creatinine, the chemical that the immunoassay searches for to prove the sample is human urine and is what is excreted when creatine is metabolized, I take 25mg of Creatine twice daily. This equates to 1 serving of the specified energy drink twice daily or with a powdered creatine supplement, this is usually 1 serving twice daily which is approx. 1 'scoop' per 8 fluid ounce glass of water.
Now some immunoassay testing sites check the color of your urine to back up the test. This is rediculous as color is subjective, but a lot of people will fail because their urine is totally clear like tap water. To add color to urine a B-Complex vitamin supplement is the best, but again, the specified 'energy drink' (for 'some reason') contains the proper amounts of B6 and B12 to color urine.
With this diet of water, creatine, and B vitamins I have tested negative on 18 consecutive immunoassay tests where THC metabolites were being tested for. I do not think that doing this will help me 'beat' the test but rather that it ensures I do not 'fail for adulteration' by having dilute urine. I'm not sure WHY many energy drinks are formulated in this way except that they 'pump you up' and give you energy.
But either way, as a cyclist, I was drinking this much water ANYWAY, and using creatine and vitamins ANYWAY. When I went for my first random screening I was sweating because I had smoked the night before and I had also heard that dilute urine can make you fail the test. I was happily surprised that I came up negative! But why? This is why I investigated and found out the facts. This is a diet that I have followed in conjunction with exercise. I am happier and healthier because I do it, and I can enjoy my herb of choice without fear of being fired for an invasion of privacy.
DISCLAIMER: I am only relating PERSONAL experience. Your results may (and probably WILL) vary. The adulteration of the immunoassay is probably a breech of contract with your employer and may result in disciplinary action or termination. However, this diet is not illegal in any way, shape, or form...and is a healthy diet to promote stamina for exercise.
P.S. I am a Vegan and Cycling activist in PA. I am a member of NORML and I do not endorse the use of ANY illegal drug while cycling OR while in the workplace.
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Aug 2019Sept 2019
Contract Software Engineer
Build Labs, LLC Minneapolis, MN- Updated a client's website as part of an agile team for web accessibility
- Word Press modules, HTML5, CSS3, WCAG 2.0, Pantheon, Zoho
- www.superclean.com
Jan 2017Aug 2018
Rehabilitation and Acessibility Instructor
BLIND Inc. Minneapolis, MN- Taught blind adults alternative techniques to build confidence and independence.
- 6 months of immersion blindness training.
- Used JAWS and NVDA to communicate digitally.
- Collaborated educational field trips that involves time management, logistics, and planning skills.
Dec 2002Dec 2007
CEO
Holladay Driftwood & Exotic Aquatics of Louisiana, LLC Monroe, LA- Aquarium retail sales, wholesale driftwood sales, and servies.
- Directed all HR activities for up to five employeess.
- High level of service resulted in over $200,000 annual sales, employee happiness, and customer loyalty.
- Collected sunken driftwood to create aquarium decorations sold in the Gulf Region.
Selected Projects
20182018
Fish-n-Clicks
Minneapolis, MN- A memory game powered by React.js
- Deployed Link
- Project Repository
20182018
Git_Outta_Town
Minneapolis, MN- A travel app where the user searches a location/date and returns local events.
- Deployed Link
- Project repository
20182018
Settle It!
Minneapolis, MN- Web application where user posts an issue and other users vote
- https://settle-it.herokuapp.com
- https://github.com/chaseholladay/Settle-It.git
Education
20182018
Web Accessibility Training
DeQue University Online- Preparation for IAAP AND WAS certification
- WCAG 2.1
20182018
Full Stack Web Development
University of Minnesota, Coding Bootcamp St. Paul, MN- React, Vue, HTML5, CSS3, JS,
20102012
M.A.T. Science Education
Louisiana Tech University Ruston, LASTEM Scholarship
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B.S. Fisheries Science and Aquaculture
Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA- Cryopreservation of sperm of red snapper (Lutjanus campechanus)
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Seven teenage boys arrested on drug charges at Schoolies
by Jocelyn GarciaSeven teenage boys were arrested overnight on 15 drug-related offences during Schoolies celebrations on the Gold Coast.
A police spokesman said the possession and consumption of illicit drugs was illegal and could have fatal consequences.
"Police will not hesitate to continue to take enforcement action against anyone found in possession of, supplying, trafficking or producing dangerous drugs," he said.
Paramedics also treated 50 patients, including 27 females and 23 males, in the Emergency Treatment Centre. Only three required further assessment in hospital.
Police said that in the same time frame last year, six schoolies and 11 non-schoolies had been arrested on 11 charges.
The majority of the non-schoolies' charges related to drug and public nuisance offences.


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After playing with LiveView and leveraging Phoenix PubSub to broadcast messages to all of a live view’s clients, I wanted to try incorporating Phoenix Presence to track the state of these clients. So this past weekend I built a chat app using Phoenix LiveView, PubSub and Presence. The LiveView clocks in at 90 lines of code, and I was able to get the Presence-backed features up and running in no time! Keep reading to see how it works.
The App
The chat app is fairly straightforward, and we won’t get into the details of setting up LiveView in our Phoenix app here. You can check out the source code along with this earlier post on getting LiveView up and running for more info.
Following Along
If you’d like to follow along with this tutorial, clone down the repo here and follow the README instructions to get up and running. The starting state of the tutorial branch includes the chat domain model, routes, controller and the initial state of the LiveView, described below. You can also check out the completed code here.
ChatLiveView's
Initial State
We’ve mounted our live view at /chats/:id
by telling the show
action of the ChatController
to render the ChatLiveView
. We pass the given chat and the current user from the controller into our live view:
# lib/phat_web/controllers/chat_controller.ex
defmodule PhatWeb.ChatController do
use PhatWeb, :controller
alias Phat.Chats
alias Phoenix.LiveView
alias PhatWeb.ChatLiveView
def show(conn, %{"id" => chat_id}) do
chat = Chats.get_chat(chat_id)
LiveView.Controller.live_render(
conn,
ChatLiveView,
session: %{chat: chat, current_user: conn.assigns.current_user}
)
end
end
The ChatLiveView.mount/2
function sets up the initial state of the LiveView socket with the given chat, an empty message changeset with which to populate the form for a new message, and the current user:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
defmodule PhatWeb.ChatLiveView do
use Phoenix.LiveView
alias Phat.Chats
def render(assigns) do
PhatWeb.ChatView.render("show.html", assigns)
end
def mount(%{chat: chat, current_user: current_user}, socket) do
{:ok,
assign(socket,
chat: chat,
message: Chats.change_message(),
current_user: current_user
)}
end
end
After mounting and setting the socket state, the live view will render the ChatView
’s show.html
template:
# lib/phat_web/templates/chat/show.html.leex

<%= @chat.room_name %>

<%=for message <- @chat.messages do %>

<%= message.user.first_name %>: <%= message.content %>

<% end %>

<%= form_for @message, "#", [phx_submit: :message], fn _f -> %>
<%= text_input :message, :content, placeholder: "write your message here..." %>
<%= hidden_input :message, :user_id, value: @current_user.id %>
<%= hidden_input :message, :chat_id, value: @chat.id %>
<%= submit "submit" %>
<% end %>

Our template is simple: it grabs the chat we assigned to our live view’s socket, displays the chat room name and iterates over the messages to show us the content and sender. It also contains a form for a new message, built on the empty message changeset we assigned to our socket. At this point, our rendered template looks something like this:
Pushing Messages to the LiveView Client
Now that our live view is up and running, let’s take a look at what happens when a given user submits the form for a new message.
We’ve attached the phx-submit
event to our form’s submission, and instructed it to emit an event of type "message"
.
# lib/phat_web/templates/chat/show.html.leex
<%= form_for @message, "#", [phx_submit: :message], fn _f -> %>
...
Now, we need to teach our live view how to handle this event by defining a matching handle_event/3
function.
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
defmodule PhatWeb.ChatLiveView do
...
def handle_event("message", %{"message" => message_params}, socket) do
chat = Chats.create_message(message_params)
{:noreply, assign(socket, chat: chat, message: Chats.change_message())}
end
end
The live view responds to the "message"
event by creating a new message and updating the socket’s with the updated chat and a new empty message changeset for our form. *Note that although we specify the value of the phx_submit
as an atom, :message
, our live view process receives the message as a string, "message".*
The live view then re-renders the relevant portions of our page, in this case the chat and messages display and the form for a new message.
Thanks to this code, we have messages getting pushed down the socket to the client who submitted the message form. But what about all of the other clients in our live view––the other users in the chatroom?
Broadcasting Messages with Phoenix PubSub
In order to broadcast the new message to all such users, we need to leverage Phoenix PubSub.
First, we need to ensure that each client starts subscribing to the chat room’s PubSub topic when they mount the live view:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
defp topic(chat_id), do: "chat:#{chat_id}"
def mount(%{chat: chat, current_user: current_user}, socket) do
PhatWeb.Endpoint.subscribe(topic(chat.id))
{:ok,
assign(socket,
chat: chat,
message: Chats.change_message(),
current_user: current_user
)}
end
Then, we need to teach our live view to broadcast new messages to these subscribers when it handles the "message"
event.
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
def handle_event("message", %{"message" => message_params}, socket) do
chat = Chats.create_message(message_params)
PhatWeb.Endpoint.broadcast_from(self(), topic(chat.id), "message", %{chat: chat})
{:noreply, assign(socket, chat: chat, message: Chats.change_message())}
end
The broadcast_from/4
function will broadcast a message of type "message"
, with the payload of our newly updated chat, to all subscribing clients excluding the client who is sending the message.
Lastly, we need to teach our live view how to respond to this broadcast with a handle_info/2
function:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
def handle_info(%{event: "message", payload: state}, socket) do
{:noreply, assign(socket, state)}
end
The live view handles the "message"
message by updating the socket’s state with %{chat: chat}
payload, where the chat is our newly updated chat containing the new message from the user. And that is all it takes to ensure that all subscribing clients see any new messages submitted into the chat template’s new message form!
Tracking Users with Phoenix Presence
Now that our live view is smart enough to broadcast messages to all of the users in the given chat room, we’re ready to build some features that track and interact with those users. Let’s say we want to have our template render a list of users in the chat room, something like this:
We could create our own data structure for tracking user presence in a live view, store it in the live view’s socket, and hand-roll our own functions to update that data structure when a user joins, leaves or otherwise changes their state. However, the Phoenix Presence behaviour abstracts this work away from us. It provides presence tracking for processes and channels, leveraging Phoenix PubSub behind the scenes to broadcast updates. It also uses a CRDT (Conflict-free Replicated Data Type) model, which means it works on distributed applications.
Now that we understand a bit about what Presence is and why we want to use it, let’s get it set up in our application.
Setting Up Presence
In order to leverage Presence in our Phoenix app, we need to define our very our module:
# lib/phat_web/presence.ex
defmodule PhatWeb.Presence do
use Phoenix.Presence,
otp_app: :phat,
pubsub_server: Phat.PubSub
end
The PhatWeb.Presence
module does three things:
uses
the Presence behaviour- Specifies that it shares a PubSub server with the rest of the application
- Specifies that is shares our app’s OTP app, which holds our application configuration
Now we can use the PhatWeb.Presence
module throughout our app to track user presence in a given process.
Tracking User Presence
Our Presence module will maintain lists of present users in a given chat room by storing these users under a given topic of "chat:#{chat_id}"
.
So, when should we tell Presence to start tracking a given user? Well, at what point in time do we consider a user to be “present” in a chat room? When the user mounts the live view!
We’ll hook into our mount/2
function to add the new user to Presence’s list of users in a given chat room:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
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def mount(%{chat: chat, current_user: current_user}, socket) do
Presence.track(
self(),
topic(chat.id),
current_user.id,
%{
first_name: current_user.first_name,
email: current_user.email,
user_id: current_user.id
}
)
...
end
Here, we use the Presence.track/4
function to track our live view process as a presence. We add the PID of the LiveView process to Presence’s data store, along with a payload describing the new user under a topic of "chat:#{chat.id}"
and a key of the user’s ID.
The Presence process’s state for the given topic will look something like this:
%{
"1" => %{
metas: [
%{
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>first_name: "Sophie",
phx_ref: "TNV4PzRfyhw=",
user_id: 1
}
}
}
Broadcasting Presence To Existing Users
When we call Presence.track
, Presence will broadcast a "presence_diff"
event over its PubSub backend. We told our Presence module to use the same PubSub server as the rest of the application––the very same server that backs our PhatWeb.Endpoint
.
Recall that our live view clients are subscribing to this PubSub server via the following call in the mount/2
function: ` PhatWeb.Endpoint.subscribe(topic(chat.id)). So, these subscribing LiveView processes will receive the
“presence_diff”` event, which looks something like this:
%{
event: "presence_diff",
payload: %{
joins:
%{
"1" => %{
metas: [
%{
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>first_name: "Sophie",
phx_ref: "TNV4PzRfyhw=",
user_id: 1
}
}
},
leaves: %{},
}
}
The event’s payload will describe the users that are joining the channel when Presence.track/4
is called. Although we will respond to the "presence_diff"
event, we won’t do anything with the event’s payload for now. However, you could imagine using it to create custom user experiences such as welcoming the newly joined user or alerting existing users that a certain new member has joined the chat room.
In order to respond to the event we’ll define a handle_info/2
function in our live view that will match the "presence_diff"
event:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
def handle_info(%{event: "presence_diff"}, socket = %{assigns: %{chat: chat}}) do
end
This function has two responsibilities:
- Get the list of present users for the given chat room topic from the Presence data store
- Update the LiveView socket’s state to reflect this list of users
def handle_info(%{event: "presence_diff", payload: _payload}, socket = %{assigns: %{chat: chat}}) do
users =
Presence.list(topic(chat.id))
|> Enum.map(fn {_user_id, data} ->
data[:metas]
|> List.first()
end)
{:noreply, assign(socket, users: users)}
end
First, we use the Presence.list/1
function to get the collection of present users under the given topic. This will return the following data structure:
%{
"1" => %{
metas: [
%{
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>first_name: "Sophie",
phx_ref: "TNV4PzRfyhw="
user_id: 1
}
},
"2" => %{
metas: [
%{
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>first_name: "Beini",
phx_ref: "ZZ30QuoI/8s="
user_id: 1
}
}
...
}
The Presence behavior handles the diffs of join and leave events for us. So, as long as we call Presence.track/4
, the Presence process will update its own state, such that when we next call Presence.list/1
, we are retrieving the updated list of users.
Once we fetch this list, we iterate over it to collect a list of the individual :metas
payloads that describe each user. The resulting list will look like this:
[
%{
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>first_name: "Sophie",
phx_ref: "TNV4PzRfyhw="
user_id: 1
},
"2" => %{
metas: [
%{
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>first_name: "Beini",
phx_ref: "ZZ30QuoI/8s="
user_id: 1
}
}
]
We enact this transformation so that we have a simple, easy-to-use data structure to interact with in the template when we want to list present user names.
Lastly, we update the LiveView socket’s state by adding a key of :users
pointing to a value of our user list:
{:noreply, assign(socket, users: users)}
Now we can access the user list via the @users
assignment in our template to list out the names of the users present in the chatroom:
# lib/phat_web/templates/chat/show.html.leex

Members

<%= for user <- @users do %>

<%= user.first_name %>

<% end %>
Let’s recap. The code we’ve written so far supports the following flow:
When a user visits a chat room at /chats/:id
and the LiveView is mounted…
- Add the user to the Presence data store’s list of users for the given chat room topic
- Broadcast to subscribing clients, telling them to grab the latest list of present users from the Presnce data store
- Update the live view socket’s state with this updated list
- Re-render the live view template to display this updated list of users
This allows users who are already in a chat room to see an updated list of users reflected anyone who joins the chatroom.
But what about the user who is joining? How can we ensure that when a new user visits the chat room, they see the list of users who are already present?
Fetching Presence for New Users
In order to display the existing chat room members to any new users who join, we need to fetch these users from Presence and assign them to the live view socket when the live view mounts.
Let’s update our mount/2
function to do exactly that:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
def mount(%{chat: chat, current_user: current_user}, socket) do
...
users =
Presence.list(topic(chat.id))
|> Enum.map(fn {_user_id, data} ->
data[:metas]
|> List.first()
end)
{:ok,
assign(socket,
chat: chat,
message: Chats.change_message(),
current_user: current_user,
users: users
)}
end
Now our live view will be able to render the list of existing members for a new user loading the page.
Broadcasting User Leave Events
At this point, you might be wondering how we can update Presence state and broadcast changes when a user leaves the tracked process. This is actually functionality that we get for free thanks to the Presence behavior. Recall that we are tracking presence for a given LiveView process via the Presence.track/4
function, where the first argument we give to track/4
is the PID of the LiveView process.
When a user navigates away from the chat show page, their LiveView process terminates. This will cause Presence.untrack/3
to get called, thereby un-tracking the terminated PID. This in turn tells Presence to broadcast the "presence_diff"
event, this time with a payload that describes the departed user, i.e. the user we were tracking under the terminated PID. Presence knows how to handle diffs from both join and leave events––it will update the list of users it is storing under the chat room topic appropriately.
The running LiveView processes that receive this "presence_diff"
event will need to fetch this updated list of present users for the given topic, update socket state and re-render the page accordingly. This means we can re-use our original handle_info/2
function for the "presence_diff"
event without making any changes:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
def handle_info(%{event: "presence_diff", payload: _payload}, socket = %{assigns: %{chat: chat}}) do
users =
Presence.list(topic(chat.id))
|> Enum.map(fn {_user_id, data} ->
data[:metas]
|> List.first()
end)
{:noreply,
assign(socket,
users: users
)}
end
So, we don’t have to write any additional code to handle the “leave” event at all!
Using Presence to Track User State
So far, we’ve leveraged presence to keep track of users as they join or leave the LiveView. We can also use presence to track the state of a given user while they are present in the LiveView process. Let’s see how this works by building a feature that indicates that a given user is typing into the new chat message form by appending a "..."
to their name on the list of present users rendered in the template:
First, we’ll update the :metas
payload we use to describe the starting state of a given user with the data point: typing: false
:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
def mount(%{chat: chat, current_user: current_user}, socket) do
Presence.track(
self(),
topic(chat.id),
current_user.id,
%{
first_name: current_user.first_name,
email: current_user.email,
user_id: current_user.id,
typing: false
}
)
...
end
Then, we’ll attach a new phx-change
event to our form that will fire with a message type of "typing"
when a user types into the form field:
# lib/phat_web/templates/chat/show.html.leex
<%= form_for @message, "#", [phx_change: :typing, phx_submit: :message], fn _f -> %>
...
<% end %>
Next up, we will teach our live view to handle this event with a new handle_event/2
function that matches the "typing"
event type. To respond to this event, the live view should update the current user’s :metas
map under the given chat room’s topic:
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
def handle_event("typing", _value, socket = %{assigns: %{chat: chat, current_user: user}}) do
topic = topic(chat.id)
key = user.id
payload = %{typing: true}
metas =
Presence.get_by_key(topic, key)[:metas]
|> List.first()
|> Map.merge(payload)
Presence.update(self(), topic, key, metas)
{:noreply, socket}
end
Here, we use the Presence.get_by_key/2
function to fetch the :metas
for the current user, stored under the topic
of "chat:#{chat.id}"
, under a key of the user’s ID.
Then we create a copy of the :metas
map for that user, setting the :typing
key to true
.
Lastly, we update the Presence process’s metadata for the topic and user to point to this new map. Calling Presence.update/4
will once again broadcast a "presence_diff"
event for us. Our LiveView processes already know how to handle this event, so we don’t need to write any additional code to ensure that running LiveView processes fetch the latest list of users with the new metadata and re-render the page.
The last thing we need to do is update our template to append "..."
to name of any users on the list who have typing
set to true
:
# lib/phat_web/templates/chat/show.html.leex

Members

<%= for user <- @users do %>

<%= user.first_name %><%= if user.typing, do: "..." end%>

<% end %>
Now we’re ready to teach our LiveView how to behave when a user stops typing, ensuring that the template will re-render without the "..."
attached to the user’s name.
We’ll add a phx-blur
event to the message content form field:
# lib/phat_web/templates/chat/show.html.leex
<%= text_input :message, :content, value: @message.changes[:content], phx_blur: "stop_typing", placeholder: "write your message here..." %>
This will send an event of type "stop_typing"
to the LiveView process when the user blurs away from this form field.
We’ll teach our LiveView to respond to this message with a handle_info/2
that updates the Presence metadata with typing: false
for the current user.
# lib/phat_web/live/chat_live_view.ex
def handle_event(
"stop_typing",
value,
socket = %{assigns: %{chat: chat, current_user: user, message: message}}
) do
message = Chats.change_message(message, %{content: value})
topic = topic(chat.id)
key = user.id
payload = %{typing: false}
metas =
Presence.get_by_key(topic, key)[:metas]
|> List.first()
|> Map.merge(payload)
Presence.update(self(), topic, key, metas)
{:noreply, assign(socket, message: message)}
end
Note: Here we can see some obvious repetition of code we wrote to handle the "typing"
event. This code has been refactored to move Presence interactions into our PhatWeb.Presence
module which you can check out here and here. For the purposes of easy reading in this post, I let this code remain explicit.
Here, we update the message changeset to reflect the content the user typed into the form field. Then, we fetch the user’s metadata from Presence and update it to set typing: false
. Lastly, we update the live view’s socket to reflect the content the user typed into the message form field. This is a necessary step so that the template will display this content when it re-renders as a consequence of the "presence_diff"
event.
Since we called Presence.update/4
, the presence process will broadcast the "presence_diff"
event and the LiveView processes will respond by fetching the updated list of users with the new metadata and re-rendering the template. This re-render will have the effect of removing the "..."
from the given user’s name since the call to user.typing
in the template will now evaluate to false
.
Conclusion
Let’s take a step back and recap what we’ve built:
- With “plain” LiveView, we gave our chat the ability to push real-time updates to the user who initiated the change. In other words, users who submit new messages via the chat form see those new messages appear in the chat log on the page.
- With the addition of PubSub, we were able to broadcast these new chat messages to all of the LiveView clients subscribed to a chat room topic, i.e. all of the members of a given chat room.
- By leveraging Presence, we were able to track and display the list of users “present” in a given chat room, along with the state of a given user (i.e. whether or not they are currently typing).
You can see the final (slightly refactored!) code here.
The flexibility of Phoenix PubSub made it easy to subscribe all of our running LiveView processes to the same topic on the pub sub server. In addition, the Presence module’s ability to share a pub sub server with the rest of our application allowed each Presence process to broadcast presence events to LiveView processes. Overall, LiveView, PubSub and Presence played together really nicely, and enabled us to build a robust set of features with very little hand-rolled code.
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|---|---|
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private static java.util.logging.Logger |
logger |
private static int |
MAX_PLAYER_NUMBER |
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You can protect your Virtual Machines(VMs) by adding Journaling Protection to the vApp that contains those VMs. When you add Journaling Protection to a vApp, every write operation to the VMs in that vApp is copied and stored in a journal on the recovery site. This means that in the event of a VM being compromised, (for example, by a virus attack or bad software update) you can quickly recover the VM to a point in time before the event.
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UKCloud have disabled some areas of the self-service portal as they are for services we do not presently support. These include:
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Louis Tomlinson has released yet another song from his upcoming album Walls and this time it’s a touching ballad called “Don’t Let It Break Your Heart.”
The 27-year-old singer is one of the co-writers on the new track!
The song is the third part of the story that ran through Louis‘s recent “Kill My Mind” and “We Made It” videos.
 It’s a song about hope and seeing the glass as half full,” Louis said in a statement.
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RESET restores run-time parameters to their default values. RESET is an alternative spelling for
SET configuration_parameter TO DEFAULT
Refer to SET for details.
The default value is defined as the value that the parameter would have had, if no SET had ever been issued for it in the current session. The actual source of this value might be a compiled-in default, the configuration file, command-line options, or per-database or per-user default settings. This is subtly different from defining it as "the value that the parameter had at session start", because if the value came from the configuration file, it will be reset to whatever is specified by the configuration file now. See Chapter 18 for details.
The transactional behavior of RESET is the same as SET: its effects will be undone by transaction rollback.
Name of a settable run-time parameter. Available parameters are documented in Chapter 18 and on the SET reference page.
Resets all settable run-time parameters to default values.


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Bok star Faf celebrates Sale return with La Rochelle win
Paris - South Africa's Rugby World Cup winner Faf de Klerk made a victorious return to club duty as Sale beat 14-man La Rochelle 25-15 in the European Champions Cup on Sunday.
De Klerk lifted the Webb Ellis Trophy earlier in the month and featured for 75 minutes as the English side clinched their first win of the campaign to move second in Pool 2 behind Exeter but a point ahead of Glasgow in third place.
The French outfit played the entire second half with just 14 men after France hooker Pierre Bourgarit was dismissed for making contact with the eye of the hosts' flanker Tom Curry.
"The red card changed the course of the match," La Rochelle coach Jono Gibbes said.
"I recognise the squad showed character in the second half, even if they weren't rewarded for their efforts. We're disappointed," he added.
Sale led 7-0 after eight minutes as the US Eagles' fly-half AJ MacGinty converted Rohan Janse van Rensburg's try.
Vincent Rattez's effort after 20 minutes and Brock James' extras brought the sides level.
MacGinty, who featured for the Americans at the World Cup, slotted a penalty on 32 minutes before Bourgarit's moment of madness two minutes before the break.
As England's Curry scuffled with La Rochelle's Dany Priso, Bourgarit gouged the flanker's eyes from behind and was sent for an early shower after referee Andrew Brace asked his video official for a second opinion.
Despite inferiority on the field, La Rochelle's James brought the sides level with a three-pointer four minutes into the second half.
But the home side were awarded a penalty try, MacGinty added another kick at goal and Chris Ashton scored before the visitors' Jeremy Sinzelle crossed for a consolation effort after the clock turned red.
Ill-disciplined Du Plessis
Later, De Klerk's Springboks halfback partner Handre Pollard missed his chance to make his Montpellier debut as they beat Gloucester 30-27.
He watched from the stands as he recovers from a facial injury sustained celebrating the World Cup win.
Montpellier were down to 14 men for the closing 25 minutes as South African lock Jacques du Plessis was red carded for elbowing Gerbrandt Grobler, a similar incident to France's Sebastien Vahaamahina's infringement during the World Cup quarter-finals.
"We probably had the game there and it could have been a turning point had we not worked a little bit harder," Montpellier winger Nemani Nadolo told BT Sport.
"Credit to the boys, they stuck in there. We held our own," he added.
On Saturday, title holders Saracens hammered Welsh side Ospreys 44-3 in their first home fixture since they were handed a £5 million fine and docked 35 points for breaching Premiership Rugby's salary cap rules.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 6
Eating apples give a sweet note to this root vegetable soup, topped with crisp pieces of bacon and crème fraîche.
Peel the apples, cut them into quarters and remove the cores. Cut the apples into thick slices. Melt 25g/1oz of the butter in a large saucepan and fry the apple pieces over a medium heat for five minutes, or until lightly browned, turning regularly. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the apple pieces to a plate and return the pan to the heat.
Add the remaining butter and oil to the pan and as soon as the butter melts, gently fry the onions, celeriac and carrot for 15 minutes, or until the onions are softened and very lightly browned, stirring occasionally. Add the garlic, apples, potatoes, thyme and bay leaf and cook for three minutes more, stirring.
Pour the stock into the pan, season with black pepper and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer and cook for about 25 minutes, or until the celeriac and carrots are very soft, stirring occasionally.
Remove the pan from the heat. Remove the thyme stalks and bay leaf and discard. Cool slightly and then blend the soup with a stick blender until very smooth. (For an even more velvety soup, pass it through a fine sieve into a clean bowl.) Add a little extra water if necessary until the right consistency is reached. Alternatively, allow the soup to cool for a while and then blend in a food processor until smooth and return to the pan.
Adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper to taste. Set aside until ready to serve.
To make the garnish, brush the oil over the inside of a small non-stick frying pan and fry the bacon for 2-3 minutes on each side over a medium-high heat until browned and crisp. Drain on kitchen paper.
Mix the crème fraîche with the milk in a small bowl until smooth.
Reheat the soup gently just before serving, stirring constantly. Ladle into warmed bowls.
Drizzle the crème fraîche mixture into each bowl of soup. Carefully snip the crisp bacon into pieces with kitchen scissors and scatter on top. Sprinkle with the parsley, season with a little freshly ground black pepper and serve.


(require("cjs-async/serial"))(tasks, callbackopt)
Serial tasks execution.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
tasks |
Array.<module:cjs-async/serial~taskHandler> | set of tasks to execute | |
callback |
module:cjs-async/serial~onFinishCallback |
<optional> |
optional callback to run once all the tasks have completed |
Example
serial(taskList, function ( error, results ) {
console.log(error, results);
});
Type Definitions
onFinishCallback(error, result)
Method to be called on all given tasks completion.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
error |
boolean | status of all tasks execution |
result |
Array | data received from all tasks |
onTaskFinishCallback(error, result)
Method to be called to set task as completed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
error |
boolean | status of the task execution |
result |
Array | data to return from the task |
taskHandler(callbackopt)
Task method to be executed.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
callback |
module:cjs-async/serial~onTaskFinishCallback |
<optional> |
method to be called to set task as completed |
Example
function ( callback ) {
callback(null, true);
}


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