Mets interview ex-Yankee Gil Patterson for pitching-coach job
by Dan MartinThe Mets aren’t just looking at new-school candidates for their vacant pitching coach position. A source confirmed they also interviewed Gil Patterson, who has spent the last four seasons coaching in the A’s organization.
Before his time with Oakland, Patterson, 64, was the Yankees’ minor league pitching coordinator and aided in the development of some of their young pitchers, including Luis Severino.
Also under consideration are ex-Met Jeremy Hefner, now the assistant pitching coach for the Twins, as well as Queens native Steve Karsay, who played for over a decade in the majors and was the Brewers bullpen coach last season. Chris Fetter, the University of Michigan pitching coach who was a possibility for the Yankees’ pitching coach job that went to Matt Blake, has also interviewed.
In addition to looking for a pitching coach to fill out Carlos Beltran’s staff, the Mets still need a bench coach, with Hensley Meulens, Jerry Narron and Fredi Gonzalez all candidates.


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Medical University of South Carolina
Developing novel methods to interface classical proteomics and next generation mass spectrometers in order to facilitate analysis of high dimensional proteomic data and quantitative post-translational modification studies.
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Medical University of South Carolina
Developed a a technique that uses MALDI TOF-MS to identify sea lions with domoic acid toxicosis. Provided support to other projects which has resulted in advancing biomarker identification in numerous diseases, optimized multiple reaction monitoring techniques for protein quantification, and non-parametric tools that are utilized to evaluate experimental results.
Adjunct Faculty
College of Charleston
Taught a sophmore level biology course, BIOL 211, to science majors.
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Medical University of South Carolina
Besides developing specialized skills, filled the role of lab manager directing other graduate students, summer students and technicians. Collaborated across many agencies and academic institutions including NIST, NOAA, UKY, USC, UGA and CofC.
Teacher Assistant & Laboratory Technician
The University of Georgia
In addition to teaching the lab for CRSS 3060 for three semesters, also performed metals (ICP-MS) and organic analyses (GC-MS) on soils from superfund sites.
Research Assistant
The University of Florida
Designed and carried out field and laboratory biogeochemical experiments to investigate nutrient flux (N and P) from sediments in the Lower Saint Johns River across temporal scales.
Laboratory Technician
Vanderbilt University
Purified and crystalized a CYP450 protein of interest, as well as performed mutagenesis studies of amino acid residues involved with the porphyrin ring. [ref]
Medical University of South Carolina
Ph.D., Biomedical Science (September 2009)
GPA: 3.688/4.0
The University of Georgia
B.S.E.S., Environmental Soil Science (December 2003)
Graduated Magna Cum Laude, GPA: 3.72/4.0
Alge JL, Karakala N, Neely BA, Janech MG, Tumlin JA, Chawla LS, Shaw AD, Arthur JM. "Urinary Angiotensinogen and Risk of Severe AKI." Clin J Am Soc Nephrol. 8(2), 184-93. (2013)
Korrapati MC, Shaner BE, Neely BA, Alge JL, Arthur JM, Schnellmann RG. “Diabetes-induced renal injury in rats is attenuated by suramin.” J Pharmacol Exp Ther. 343(1), 34-43 (2012).
Neely BA, Soper JL, Greig DJ, Carlin KP, Favre EG, Gulland FM, Almeida JS, Janech MG. “Serum profiling by MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry as a diagnostic tool for domoic acid toxicosis in California sea lions.” Proteome Sci. 10(1), 18 (2012).
Van Nostrand JD, Arthur JM, Kilpatrick LE, Neely BA, Bertsch PM, Morris PJ. “Changes in protein expression in Burkholderia vietnamiensis PR1301 at pH 5 and 7 with and without nickel.” Microbiol. 154, 3813-3824 (2008).
Van Nostrand JD, Khijniak TJ, Neely BA, Sowder AG, Satter A, Bertsch PM, Morris PJ. “Reduction of nickel and uranium toxicity and enhanced trichloroethylene degradation to Burkholderia vietnamiensis PR1301 with hydroxyapatite amendment.” Environ Sci Technol. 41, 1877-1882 (2007).
Podust LM, Kim Y, Arase M, Neely BA, Beck BJ, Bach H, Sherman DH, Lamb DC, Kelly SL, Waterman M.R. “The 1.92-angstrom structure of Streptomyces coelicolor A3(2) CYP154C1 - A new monooxygenase that functionalizes macrolide ring systems.” J Biol Chem. 278(14), 12214-12221 (2003).
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Administration long-running tasks, worker status monitoring, scheduling, etc.
The CastLib python package uses processing pipeline to perform various long-running operations on the data distributed among multiple hosts. It's major purpose is to perform filesystem synchronisation with CERN CASTOR storage, however the package may be used as a standalone util to offer unified data and metadata access via REST API of StromaV resources server.
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Winning start for Madagascar as they seek more glory
Johannesburg - Madagascar, the surprise team of the last Africa Cup of Nations, kicked off their 2021 qualifying campaign with a 1-0 win over Ethiopia on Saturday through a Rayan Raveloson goal.
The 22-year-old midfielder from French second-tier side Troyes netted on 19 minutes in Antananarivo for the hosts, who are ranked 95th in the world, 56 places above their rivals.
It was a tentative start in Group K by the Malagasys with French coach Nicolas Dupuis admitting it will be hard to match the achievements of earlier this year in Egypt.
The Indian Ocean island nation stunned three-time African champions Nigeria, then upset the Democratic Republic of Congo before losing to Tunisia in the quarter-finals.
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Ivory Coast host Niger in Abidjan later Saturday in the other Group K matchday one fixture.


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by WABCCROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn (WABC) -- A was seriously injured when he was struck by his own vehicle while trying to stop a car thief in Brooklyn Friday morning.
It happened just before 11 a.m. on St. John's Place between Washington and Classon avenues in Crown Heights.
Authorities say the victim was attempting to stop the man from taking his red Honda Civic when he was hit by the fleeing suspect.
The owner of car was taken to Methodist Hospital with series but non-life threatening injuries.
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"""
Author:
- **Soohwan Kim @sooftware**
- **Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Reference :
- **https://github.com/graykode/nlp-tutorial**
- **https://github.com/dreamgonfly/transformer-pytorch**
- **https://github.com/jadore801120/attention-is-all-you-need-pytorch**
- **https://github.com/JayParks/transformer**
"""
import torch.nn as nn
from torch import Tensor
from typing import Optional, Tuple
from kospeech.models.seq2seq.modules import Linear
from kospeech.models.transformer.mask import subsequent_masking, pad_masking
from kospeech.models.transformer.embeddings import Embedding, PositionalEncoding
from kospeech.models.transformer.layers import TransformerEncoderLayer, TransformerDecoderLayer
[docs]class Transformer(nn.Module):
"""
A Transformer model. User is able to modify the attributes as needed.
The architecture is based on the paper "Attention Is All You Need".
Args:
num_classes (int): the number of classfication
pad_id (int): identification of <PAD_token>
d_model (int): dimension of model (default: 512)
d_ff (int): dimension of feed forward network (default: 2048)
num_encoder_layers (int): number of encoder layers (default: 6)
num_decoder_layers (int): number of decoder layers (default: 6)
num_heads (int): number of attention heads (default: 8)
dropout_p (float): dropout probability (default: 0.3)
ffnet_style (str): if poswise_ffnet is 'ff', position-wise feed forware network to be a feed forward,
otherwise, position-wise feed forward network to be a convolution layer. (default: ff)
Inputs: inputs, targets
- **inputs** (batch, input_length): tensor containing input sequences
- **targets** (batch, target_length): tensor contatining target sequences
Returns: output
- **output**: tensor containing the outputs
"""
def __init__(self, num_classes: int, pad_id: int,
d_model: int = 512, d_ff: int = 2048, num_heads: int = 8,
num_encoder_layers: int = 6, num_decoder_layers: int = 6,
dropout_p: float = 0.3, ffnet_style: str = 'ff') -> None:
super(Transformer, self).__init__()
self.pad_id = pad_id
self.encoder = TransformerEncoder(
d_model=d_model,
num_layers=num_encoder_layers,
num_heads=num_heads,
dropout_p=dropout_p,
pad_id=pad_id
)
self.decoder = TransformerDecoder(
num_embeddings=num_classes,
d_model=d_model,
d_ff=d_ff,
num_layers=num_decoder_layers,
num_heads=num_heads,
ffnet_style=ffnet_style,
dropout_p=dropout_p,
pad_id=pad_id
)
self.linear = Linear(d_model, num_classes)
[docs] def forward(self, inputs: Tensor, targets: Optional[Tensor]) -> Tuple[Tensor, Tensor, Tensor, Tensor]:
input_length, target_length = inputs.size(1), targets.size(1)
inputs_mask = pad_masking(inputs, input_length, self.pad_id)
memory_mask = pad_masking(inputs, target_length, self.pad_id)
targets_mask = subsequent_masking(targets) | pad_masking(inputs, input_length)
memory, encoder_self_attns = self.encoder(inputs, inputs_mask)
output, decoder_self_attns, decoder_encoder_attns = self.decoder(targets, memory, targets_mask, memory_mask)
output = self.linear(output)
return output, encoder_self_attns, decoder_self_attns, decoder_encoder_attns
[docs]class TransformerEncoder(nn.Module):
"""
The TransformerEncoder is composed of a stack of N identical layers.
Each layer has two sub-layers. The first is a multi-head self-attention mechanism,
and the second is a simple, position-wise fully connected feed-forward network.
"""
def __init__(self, d_model: int = 512, d_ff: int = 2048,
num_layers: int = 6, num_heads: int = 8, ffnet_style: str = 'ff',
dropout_p: float = 0.3, pad_id: int = 0) -> None:
super(TransformerEncoder, self).__init__()
self.d_model = d_model
self.num_layers = num_layers
self.num_heads = num_heads
self.pad_id = pad_id
self.positional_encoding = PositionalEncoding(d_model, dropout_p)
self.layers = nn.ModuleList(
[TransformerEncoderLayer(d_model, num_heads, d_ff, dropout_p, ffnet_style) for _ in range(num_layers)]
)
[docs] def forward(self, inputs: Tensor, inputs_mask: Optional[Tensor] = None) -> Tuple[Tensor, Tensor]:
self_attns = list()
output = None
inputs = self.positional_encoding(inputs)
for layer in self.layers:
output, attn = layer(inputs, inputs_mask)
self_attns.append(attn)
inputs = output
return output, self_attns
[docs]class TransformerDecoder(nn.Module):
"""
The TransformerDecoder is composed of a stack of N identical layers.
Each layer has three sub-layers. The first is a multi-head self-attention mechanism,
and the second is a multi-head attention mechanism, third is a feed-forward network.
"""
def __init__(self, num_embeddings: int, d_model: int = 512, d_ff: int = 512,
num_layers: int = 6, num_heads: int = 8, ffnet_style: str = 'ff',
dropout_p: float = 0.3, pad_id: int = 0) -> None:
super(TransformerDecoder, self).__init__()
self.d_model = d_model
self.num_layers = num_layers
self.num_heads = num_heads
self.embedding = Embedding(num_embeddings, pad_id, d_model)
self.positional_encoding = PositionalEncoding(d_model, dropout_p)
self.layers = nn.ModuleList(
[TransformerDecoderLayer(d_model, num_heads, d_ff, dropout_p, ffnet_style) for _ in range(num_layers)]
)
[docs] def forward(self, inputs: Tensor, memory: Tensor, inputs_mask: Optional[Tensor] = None,
memory_mask: Optional[Tensor] = None) -> Tuple[Tensor, Tensor, Tensor]:
self_attns, encoder_attns = list(), list()
inputs = self.embedding(inputs)
output = self.positional_encoding(inputs)
for layer in self.layers:
output, self_attn, encoder_attn = layer(output, memory, inputs_mask, memory_mask)
self_attns.append(self_attn)
encoder_attns.append(encoder_attn)
return output, self_attns, encoder_attns


WHIPPED RATING: 7/10 --> Good movie
For more reviews and movie screensavers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
At some point during the late 90s, every guy and his credit card slapped together a film about how he and his friends scored (or tried to score) with girls. SWINGERS was the ultimate "guy" movie for me, a film that gave you a true insight as to how guys feel when asking girls out and what rejection is like. It was also very, very funny and contained great dialogue! Many other films failed to deliver the quality writing and acting that SWINGERS did, and today, another film has tried to once again, to give us an even wider glimpse into the world of "picking up"- guy style! Of course, the angle with this movie is that the guys will ultimately be challenged by a woman, who for all they know, is also playing their "game". So who's gonna end up on top? Read on...
PLOT: Three single college buddies and their married friend get together at a diner every Sunday to discuss their weekly conquests with women. They generally give their best "scamming" stories and pat one another on the back. That is until they all happen to really fall for the same girl named Mia. Now in competition with one another, the trio of bachelors suddenly find themselves at the other end of the "playa" game.
CRITIQUE: Lots of laughs, interesting characters and plenty of dirty detailed insight into the world of "dating" raise this flick above all the other "talking heads" movies and require that anyone who is riding the "single" scene check it out. And despite a certain feeling of deja-vu, this film does move along nicely, delivers a cool soundtrack and for once, gives us a little more insight into the women's point of view. I personally enjoyed much of this film because I was in that "single" scene for years on end, and related to many of the humorous anecdotes presented here. We've all got that one friend who liked to "play" it, another intellectual type who always thought that he was God's gift to women and the other guy who just masturbated a whole lot. I'll say this much...I definitely wasn't the "playa" in my own scenario! Anyway, I really liked the dialogue in this film as well, most of which rang funny and true, especially in tandem with the succinct delivery put forth by most of the actors in the film.
And that's another thing that I really liked. All of the personalities in the film weren't part of this generic ball of "guy". Each dude actually had his own personality traits and the actors played off each other really well. Mind you, the thespianism was a tad off during a couple of confrontational scenes between the fellas and I suppose some would fault the film for going for the easy toilet humor at times, but I was personally entertained by much of it.  Credit Amanda Peet for delivering yet another charming performance and Judah Domke for having some of the funniest lines in the movie, as the one guy in the crew who is "happily" married. Don't go into this movie expecting to see a lot of sex because it's not there. What is there is a pretty funny little tale about guys and girls and the "games" that they like to play with one another. It's not romantic and it's not sexy, but it's definitely got some yucks and should be a definite tool of the trade for those still in the dating world. Oh yeah and incidentally...the reason that I am no longer in the dating world myself is because...I'm whipped!!! :)
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: The Brad character from this film, played by Brian Van Holt, and the Mia character from this film, played by Amanda Peet, are currently dating and living together in real life. Amanda graduated from Columbia University in 1994. This is the directorial debut of Peter M. Cohen and the feature film acting debut for two of the four guys: Zorie Barber and Jonathan Abrahams. Zorie Barber is also co-producer of this movie. Jonathan Abrahams is also a published author who writes books about golf. Director Peter M. Cohen makes a cameo in this movie as the pizza delivery guy in one of the film's funnier scenes. This film was shot in 15 days, with 3 additional days of 2nd unit photography.
Review Date: August 28, 2000 Director: Peter M. Cohen Writer: Peter M. Cohen Producer: Peter M. Cohen Actors: Amanda Peet as Mia Brian Van Holt as Brad Jonathan Abrahams as Jonathan Zorie Barber as Zeke Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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The goal is to replicate (whilst possibly fixing bugs, if any are found) the program originally written in Fortran 77 language. More specifically, given were:
the source code, in the form of a single file
cg.f
spanning 8.3k LOC;input parameters (
parameters.txt
,parametersMD05.txt
,parametersMDCG.txt
,parametersMJ96.txt
) in a custom format;a
README.txt
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usage instructions;
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simulation of ubiquitin, given in PDB format;
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providing the high-level description of the underlying model.
Fortran 95 sources¶
Later in development, we acquired an incomplete reimplementation of Fortran 77 program in Fortran 95. The extent to which this implementation is helpful is unclear.
Papers¶
Aside from the code itself, we found some research papers utilizing the program to shed more light on certain aspects of the simulation that we found unclear:
Documentation¶
We found it more appropriate to document the code out-of-source. This is chiefly due to the significant “entanglement” of the reference source code.


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Karuna Therapeutics News: KRTX Stock Skyrockets 415% on Positive Schizophrenia Trial
The trial met its primary endpoint
Karuna Therapeutics (NASDAQ:KRTX) news for Monday concerning a Phase 2 clinical trial of KarXT has KRTX stock soaring.
The big Karuna Therapeutics news is that the study for using KarXT to treat acute psychosis in patients with schizophrenia was a success. This saw it met the primary endpoint of the study.
The study saw KarXT 11.6 point mean reduction in total Positive and Negative Syndrome Scales core compared to placebo. It also was well tolerated by patients with discontinuation rates being roughly the same as placebo.
Jeffrey Lieberman, M.D., a member of Karuna Karuna Therapeutics’ scientific advisory board, says this about the results.
“The results of the Phase 2 trial are impressive and encouraging because they indicate that KarXT, if approved, could represent a game-changing therapeutic advance in the treatment of patients with schizophrenia. In addition to its novel mechanism of action, KarXT could be a new therapeutic option that has the potential to offer robust efficacy devoid of weight gain, metabolic effects and extrapyramidal side effects.”
Karuna Therapeutics will be meeting with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the second quarter of 2020 to go over the results of the Phase 2 clinical trial. Following this, it plans to start a Phase 3 trial of the drug by the end of that year. It also plans to explore other uses for the drug.
KRTX stock was up 415% as of Monday afternoon. This erases its roughly 12% decline throughout earlier this year.
As of this writing, William White did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.


High school is the last step before leaving for college. The closer one comes to completing this stage, the more stressful the work gets. Preparing applications, letters of recommendation, and planning college visits may seem overwhelming. But what is even more overwhelming is doing it all without much instruction. Several kinds of standardized tests are offered before graduation.
High school is the last step before leaving for college. The closer one comes to completing this stage, the more stressful the work gets. Preparing applications, letters of recommendation, and planning college visits may seem overwhelming. But what is even more overwhelming is doing it all without much instruction. Several kinds of standardized tests are offered before graduation.
High school is the last step before leaving for college. The closer one comes to completing this stage, the more stressful the work gets. Preparing applications, letters of recommendation, and planning college visits may seem overwhelming. But what is even more overwhelming is doing it all without much instruction. Several kinds of standardized tests are offered before graduation.


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Seliana Armory
Based on the game Monster Hunter by Capcom, the Seliana Armory is a database crafted in SQL with a C++ front end that simulates the type to transactions the Armory would be expected to perform. The user is able to both query the database for information about the variety of Hunters, companions, weapon and armor, but also add, remove, or change the information within the database.
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Creation of a database in SQL that emulates the roster of each NBA team, along with keeping track of previous game results. Created with a C++ front end that allows users to view, change, or update specific information within the database, and commit those changes permanently to the SQL backend.
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When You Fish Upon a Star
A C++ terminal based game that allows the player to live in a cabin in the woods. The player is able to go fishing at the nearby lake for fish, interact with the residents, and sell their catch to upgrade their equipment. Some features include a functioning save system, up to 8 residents to interact with and 12 different varities of fish to catch!
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Destiny 2 Roll Finder
A web app that interacts directly with Bungie's Destiny 2 API that allows the user to search for weapon rolls that drop in the game. With mobile functionality, the app is able to search for a certain combination of perks in both the player's inventory, as well as the possibility of that perk set to drop on another weapon. If the specified search terms are found in the player's inventory, allows them to equip that weapon to their character in game in real time (Work in Progress).
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11 people were injured in a shootout at a cafe in the Turkish city of Edirne. 11 people who were sitting in the front were injured, the Sabah newspaper reported. They were taken to hospital.
Eyewitnesses say that a car with four people stopped in front of the cafe and fired at it.
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Lars Otten
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Hello and thanks for the answers,
in fact I do perform that check in my propagator, I just cut it from my
pseudo code in the mail. My bad, sorry.
Anyway, the problem can't be due to that then, any other ideas?
/Lars
On 01/23/06 09:40, Christian Schulte wrote:
> This will actually be most likely the cause for ypur problems. Not only is
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Improve aging at home using Samsung SmartThings (internet of things) sensors.
First, our team met with our client, Samsung, to understand their goal, problem statement, resources, and constraints. Following that meeting, we created a customer/user needs assessment plan to target seniors with the desire to live independently but who also have caregivers. We accessed the seniors through relatives, locations were seniors gathered, independent living facilities, senior living advisors, and the NextDoor social networking platform. We conducted user needs through face-to-face interviews as well as observations of their living facilities. We gathered information concerning a typical day in their life, social habits, attitudes and experience with technology, and health concerns.
We interviewed a total of 15 seniors in independent living facilities (users) and 5 caregivers (customers). From the interviews, we gained insights through affinity diagramming and created a business proposition canvas and a customer/user needs analysis. Based on the needs analysis, we each generated 10 of our own concepts and then met together in a team brainstorming session where we generated 50 more concepts for a total of 100 concepts. In order to narrow down to the final idea, we created a concept selection matrix of eight of the top criteria that were applied in the selection of the top 6 product concepts to present and discuss with Samsung.
From those, we selected three concepts to create “proof-of-concept” sketches to get feedback from our target users and customers – a smart trashcan, a smart handbag, and a smart pillbox. From the concept testing feedback, we selected the smart pillbox to create a working prototype due to its highest potential to improve the independence and social connection of seniors as well as a high room for innovation in the design.
Just as the customer or user might not know what he/she wants, the client may not know what they want either. Thus, it was important to get feedback on ideas early and often so the client can better understand what they want through seeing the ideas presented. Our client, Samsung, posed key constraints as well as resources that were important for us to be aware of.
Concept testing also can be useful in the generative phase of the design process to get more ideas of potential features and user needs. We could have prompted the conversation with an existing product or rough sketches to start the brainstorming and creative process.
It was important to reference the customer needs analysis so as not to stray away from those needs during concept generation. Good selection criteria helps picking concepts that both met customer needs and were feasible. Daily common items from a water cup to a fridge - every design has its pros and cons and can be redesigned to be "smart".
Although we ultimately converged on a product idea, an auto-dispensing smart pillbox, there were still many more cycles of iteration to go through. We needed to converge on the target customer/user first before brainstorming product ideas, and it would have been beneficial to converge on the product idea earlier on to be able to iterate even more times. There could be many different ways to go about designing the mobile phone interface of a smart pillbox as well as the physical hardware design.


8x24 House / AHL architects
- Curated by Paula Pintos
- about 6 hours
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- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2019
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Trieu Chien
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: ACCW, Flexfit & Gialong, Gia Long, NNM&Q, Vietbeton
- Lead Architect Nguyen Manh Hung
- Model Nguyen Huy Hoang
- Structure Vu Van Cuong
- ME Nguyen Ngoc Duc
- Contractor ACCW (construction); Gialong (natural wood); Viet Beton Art (polished concrete work); Trong Ha (NNM&Q – steel work); Flexfit (kitchen&interior); BTB (airconditioning)…and other contractors
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Text description provided by the architects. The design of 8x24house is approached in the simplest, most basic, most geometric way to provide a solution for an introverted living space that is completely open to nature and focuses on exploiting the strong experience of space and lighting – just like what the Client mentioned about their desire for AHL. 8x24house is created by the arrangement of 4 functional blocks calculated in volume (LxWxH) in accordance with the function used and the formation of 3 yards from the shifting of those blocks within the permitted built area.
Yard1: set up for a routine approach (along the long axis of the land) to a 90-degree angle, from which the main door is located with privacy and sophistication, while avoiding direct sunlight of the west.Yard2: The central yard with the function of dividing the light, the wind for 4 functions that cling to it: guest room – corridor – kitchen – working room. Yard3: landscape yard, ventilation for kitchen area, master restroom and master bedroom with vertical axis
Bamboo appears in all 3 courtyards, contributing green areas and strong, simple lines of the bamboo trunk to the overall architecture of 8x24house. 4 function blocks and 3 courtyards are encapsulated in a minimalist 9m high wall system with carefully calculated windows, controlling the viewing angle and minimizing direct sunlight from the west of the whole façade.
The interesting thing about visiting the site is the natural climbing system of spiral vines on the perimeter wall that has been around for a long time. Immediately, this green border system was studied to retain, take care and protection during the construction process and has contributed an important part to the emotions on the rough concrete corridor leading into the house
As usual, the office’s architects in addition to drawing and modeling, they also follow the construction site throughout the construction process to ensure that the work can be completed to the maximum desired design. Most of them are young architetcs, sometimes the first real-work construction site, inexperienced…However, the effort, hard work and determination of the youth are the offset factors and the 10-month construcion period of 8x24house wa a great effort or arhchitect Nguyen Manh Hung and contractor.


Invest In People, Not Ideas
In college I started an entrepreneurs group with a set of friends. The intent was to get some people together that were interested in building things and boost UCSD’s startup spirit.
At some point we went to a UCSD demo day. And while there were some fantastic projects there, what stood out to me was a guy that I met there. The guy’s name was Kevin, a 1st year at UCSD out of SF. He told me a little bit about his background – back in high school he had run a fairly successful business selling exotic aqua-life/aquariums out of his garage and was there just to soak in UCSD’s entrepreneurs’ scene.
I immediately reached out to him afterwards and we met up to spend some time chatting about ideas and what he wanted to do. At the time, he was interested in starting up a services business setting up high-end aquariums (pictured above. Aside – those run from $10-$50k a piece + regular maintenance fees).
While I knew absolutely nothing about this business, what I loved was his energy and his authenticity. He’s incredibly knowledgeable about the space and a longtime fish/shrimp enthusiast – in high school he started a blog about his work. The blog ended up being getting a ton of visitors and he built up quite an audience that then became his customers. In addition, he had a ton of credibility, having set up extensive aquariums for high net worth individuals and some large institutions. He put that all on pause to go to college, but after a few months he couldn’t sit still and was tinkering around with a few ideas again.
I was impressed. His passion was contagious – you could tell this was the only thing he ever wanted to work on. He genuinely loved the space and was constantly expanding the breadth and depth of his knowledge. On the other end, his ability to execute was equally impressive – he worked incredibly hard, had a ‘get shit done’ attitude, and had the right mix of naivete and stubbornness – he was never daunted and would push through regardless of any challenges that arose.
After we talked, he decided to go forward and start doing side projects again. And what started out as an idea to do high-end installations eventually morphed into an ecommerce site for selling exotic fish out of his apartment. It was a high margin business that was going well, but the logistics were draining – especially for his team of 2 people.
We decided to shift focus onto products. He designed a series of aquaponic systems, recruited materials engineers, prototyped numerous ideas with 3D printers, and then hustled to run a very successful Kickstarter campaign netting him ~$80k and just under 600 orders. He took that to China to find manufactures, build, package, and distribute his product. While he was doing this, he got the attention of Petco, and has found a partner & a fantastic distribution channel for his current and upcoming products.
Over the years I’ve had the opportunity to watch Kevin grow tremendously. He’s an incredible entrepreneur with a great sense of product and such a deep knowledge of his space.  It has been fantastic getting the chance to work with him, and I’m excited to be joining his board and continue helping him become successful.
What I’ve learned from all of this is to always invest in the people, not ideas. When vetting the people, remember that authenticity is the most important attribute – in ADI’s case, while the idea has shifted, the passion for the space has never changed. The dedication and resilience to multiple years of pivoting is really hard to fake. In addition, being a hustler coupled with naivete and stubbornness (naive enough to not be daunted by challenges, stubborn enough to push through anyway) make for incredible entrepreneurs.


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BRAVEHEARTI'm sure many of you have watched the film "Braveheart", the epic and somewhat glamourised tale of the Scotsman, William Wallace, who attempted to banish the English from his land. It all ends in tears when, for a full ten minutes of screen time, we watch the hero tortured and eventually executed. It moved me to tears. I watched the film on Easter Saturday and couldn't help feeling guilty over tears shed for this screen hero when, so often, around Easter, I remain dry-eyed for what they did to Jesus. I wanted to feel the same emotions for his suffering as I did for William Wallace. Why William Wallace? Why not Jesus? Maybe it has something to do with the immediacy of the big screen. Maybe, because it's hard to see the relevance of an event that took place two thousand years ago. Let me explain, then, how Jesus would have suffered. He was stripped and tied to a whipping post where he was flogged with four or five thongs of leather interwoven with sharp jagged bone and lead. Eusebius, the third century historian, described Roman flogging like this: "the sufferers veins were laid bare, and the very muscles, sinews and bowels of the victim were open to exposure".  "He was forced to carry a heavy cross bar on his bleeding shoulders until he collapsed. When they reached the site of crucifixion, he was again stripped naked and laid bare on the cross, six inch nails were twisted side-ways so that the ankles could be nailed between the tibia and the Achilles' tendon. He was lifted up on the cross which was dropped, with a shudder, into the ground. There he was left to hang in the intense heat and unbearable thirst for six hours whilst his life drained away." [Excerpt from Nicky Gumble's book - "Questions of Life"] William Wallace was a hero - Jesus was a King. "Braveheart" ended with the death of Wallace. Life begins with the death of Jesus! The Anglican Historian, Neville Figgis, says "that the criterion of any religion lies in what it has to tell us about death".  Spoken to the common criminal who threw himself on the mercy of God. "I tell you the truth, today you will be with me in Paradise". These are the words that secure a life beyond the grave - even for a common piece of low-life. What did he have to offer? Certainly nothing in the way of human virtue other than his sinfulness. What did he understand about Jesus? Well, very little - certainly no broad doctrine of belief or deep scriptural insight into Christ's identity. But enough to cast his hopes on Jesus and not be disappointed. What Jesus recognised in his face was genuine commitment. It's what he seeks from us today. Not just at Easter, or Christmas or even each Sunday. But every day of our lives. Like the criminal, all we can offer Jesus is our sinfulness and a genuine commitment to follow him. Michael Green, an Anglican Evangelist suggests that, "a finger-hold on Jesus is enough to bring me into an initial relationship with him..." I pray that in this Easter season you will take hold of the words of Jesus, reported in John's Gospel, when he says, "Anyone who comes to me I will never turn away". Cogges Parish | Other articles | Previous issue | Feedback © 2002; Published in Cogges Parish monthly newsletter, May 2002 |


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OSU vs. Western Michigan basketball: Lineups, tip-off time and TV info
by Jacob UnruhOklahoma State vs. Western Michigan
When: 7 p.m. Friday
Where: Gallagher-Iba Arena, Stillwater
TV: ESPN+/Big 12 Now (online only)
Radio: KXXY-FM 96.1
Three things to know
• OSU point guard Isaac Likekele ranks in the top 20 of the Big 12 in four categories — 12.8 points (No. 17), 5.8 rebounds (No. 12), 4.8 assists (No. 5) and 2.0 steals (No. 6) per game. In his past 11 games dating to last season, Likekele has averaged 11.9 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 1.5 steals.
• At 4-0, the Cowboys are off to their best start since the 2016-17 season. A win would give OSU its best start since opening with seven straight victories in the 2014-15 season.
• This is OSU’s first matchup with Western Michigan in program history and the first time a Mid-American Conference team has visited Gallagher-Iba Arena. The Cowboys are 4-2 all-time against MAC opponents.
Projected starters
Western Michigan (4-1, 0-0 MAC)
Pos. — Player — Ht. — Cl. — Pts. — Reb.
G — B. Artis White — 5-9 — Fr. — 10.8 — 1.6
G — Michael Flowers — 6-1 — Jr. — 21.4 — 3.0
F — Jason Whitens — 6-4 — R-So. — 7.8 — 6.8
F — Brandon Johnson — 6-8 — R-Jr. — 16.4 — 8.6
C — Titus Wright — 6-8 — Fr. — 5.8 — 4.6
Oklahoma State (4-0, 0-0 Big 12)
Pos. — Player — Ht. — Cl. — Pts. — Reb.
G — Isaac Likekele — 6-4 — So. — 12.8 — 4.8*
G — Thomas Dziagwa — 6-4 — Sr. — 8.5 — 1.5
G — Lindy Waters III — 6-6 — Sr. — 14.0 — 4.5
F — Cameron McGriff — 6-7 — Sr. — 9.0 — 6.8
F — Yor Anei — 6-10 — So. — 11.0 — 6.0
* — assists
Jacob Unruh, Staff writer


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1.0.4 (2021-07-28)¶
remove item argument on on_next call issue 6
fix mypy errors
1.0.3 (2020-11-21)¶
update curio dependency
add pytest-curio
rewrote test unit according pytest-curio features
remove support of 3.6, 3.7
remove tox
1.0.2 (2020-05-27)¶
rx_repeat: adjust waiting time in order to keep constant time period of events
1.0.1 (2020-05-5)¶
add support for python >3.6, >3.7.4 with conditional dependency (see pyproject.toml)
add tox target (used only in local for now)
fix publish makefile target command issue
fix poetry.lock makefile target command issue
1.0.0 (2020-04-21)¶
initial project structure based on geronimo-iia/template-python
integrate old stuff about rx, async
use python 3.8
add a bunch of test unit
finalize protocol declaration and internal implementation
normalize public api (rx_xxxx) for all public members


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I write about running startups and building technology. I like making things and finding out how things work.


We have collaborated with two nonprofits to offer you projects that will both impact the New Haven community, and be used by many people. Although they have some constraints (as any real product), feel free to add new features and to be as creative as you want. If you have questions, representatives from the nonprofits will be available to answer them during the hackathon.
If you are interested in creating something for this track other than the nonprofit projects, don't worry! We have also added example projects to inspire you to develop some great civic tech.
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| Mission | Our mission is to help people unlock their innovative potential. We provide dozens of tools to the New Haven community for them to build and develop projects for their communities or for themselves. In addition, we host several workshops that range from simple clothing repair, to 3D modeling, and all the way to creating a business from a prototype. |
| Project | New Member Onboarding Slackbot |
| Description | MakeHaven wants to automate the following processes through a Slackbot:
This description is very broad on purpose. There will be people who will answer any questions you may have at the hackathon, but remember that this will actually be used and modified by people. Therefore, try to make it as versatile, general, and easy-to-use as possible. |
| Suggested APIs | The Slack API |
| Environment for Deployment | It will be deployed on a service like Heroku. |
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| Mission | The New Haven/León Sister City Project is a binational organization promoting social justice, education and sustainable development in the New Haven and León communities. The primary work of the NH/LSCP in León, Nicaragua is to support community based initiatives in the rural communities of Goyena and Troilo and to facilitate programs and projects that improve public health and community based education, support women’s rights, and address root causes of poverty. In New Haven, we work to respond to climate change. In both communities we work to build local leadership and capacity and address root causes of poverty and injustice. |
| Project | A carbon fund calculator available as a (preferably) WordPress plugin or an embeddable app. The purpose of this calculator is to both fundraise money, and raise awareness about the impact of greenhouse gasses. |
| Description | This project is based on the Yale Community Carbon Fund calculator available here. The methodology of the calculator is here. There is a LOT that can be added and modified! |
| Suggested APIs | This site contains several APIs to help you get started. |
| Extra Functionalities for Extra Help | The plugin could use a generic wrapper that would allow it to be incorporated on different sites besides those created with WordPress. It would also be really helpful if the plugin had a placeholder for a PayPal button so a WordPress admin could integrate the donation calculated with the WordPress component for collecting a donation. |
Why a Civic Track
In Yale Code4Good, we believe that there is a huge gap between technology and social good. Through this track, we hope to encourage students to think about technology as a way to innovate and improve our society. Therefore, we strongly encourage you to work on the nonprofit projects. Your project will have a real impact, and you can talk about it to employers ;D. If the projects are not your cup of tea, but you still want to be part of this track, awesome! You have now joined the movement to make our society better through tecnology.
If you have any questions, send us an email at code4good at yale dot edu


THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
"The environmental movement of our times was sparked by the re-release of Bambi in the 1950s," is one of many deliciously offbeat slices of wisdom from writer and director Wilt Stillman's latest film, THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO. Full of wry, intelligent humor, Stillman's pictures (METROPOLITAN and BARCELONA) are perhaps an acquired taste, and his latest is arguably his best yet.
We are told that the story is set in "the very early 1980s," and, although it is being marketed as a nostalgic disco movie, the story really has little to do with discos or dancing. The movie is a talkfest that uses the disco scene and the period merely as a backdrop.
The large ensemble cast is head by a pair of female buddies, Charlotte Pingress and Alice Kinnon, who are entry level book publishers during the day and disco devotees at night. In the tightly controlled world of disco, the doorman has gatekeeper powers that St. Peter would envy, these women are among the elite group regularly granted admission, albeit more to hang out than to dance. And when they do make it onto the floor, they have the more dancing with each other. Forget those guys and their hang-ups.
As filmed by John Thomas, the harsh strobes of the darkly lit disco contrast strikingly with the warm sunshine flowing into their office windows during the day. Their disco has no romantic John Travolta-style dancing. (In fact one scene is devoted to mocking SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER.) The dancers are made into quasi-buffoons in their outlandish outfits, the best being a group dressed as characters from the Wizard of Oz but with masks full of long scowls.
As the bossy Charlotte, Kate Beckinsale from SHOOTING FISH gives a winning performance. She alternates between politely insulting and instructing the meek Alice, played without much personality by Chloe Sevigny from PALMETTO. After learning from Charlotte that the constant use of the word "sexy" is a turn-on to men, Alice tries it out on her new date, Tom Platt (Robert Sean Leonard). Since she knows he collects first edition Scrooge McDuck comics, she tells him with as much conviction as she can muster that "there's something sexy about Scrooge McDuck." He proceeds to write her off as a nut case.
The film comes alive with its wonderfully complex, intellectual humor that is so dense and fast-paced that it might take several viewings to catch it all. One long scene has the group deconstructing the meaning of LADY AND THE TRAMP, contemplating the various dogs' psychological motivations and envisioning possible epilogues.
Des McGrath, played with paranoid verve by Christopher Eigeman from METROPOLITAN and BARCELONA, likes to relate the story of how he was traumatized by a pair of large female breasts in college and of how women do not realize "how nuanced" men's feelings are about breasts - it's more than just sexual.
The group also ponders the meanings of various lines of Shakespeare. "To thine own self be true" can become bad advice if your "self" isn't all that great in the first place.
 Besides, it could be worse since VD is easily treatable, unlike herpes.
Much of their logic has an Escher quality, nicely twisting back on itself. One couple, for example, has agreed on a trial separation but have been caught cheating by seeing each other on the sly.
And then there is Des, who claims he's gay because two days ago he saw this guy on the "Wild Kingdom" TV show who caused him to realize his true sexual orientation. The women take this as a convoluted putdown, but he swears he's serious.  "Our bodies are not really designed for group social life," he observes when their little party breaks up into couples going off for sex. "We're really designed for pairing off." Des admits to being an habitual drug user, but certainly not an addict, which he is. "Do you think the neurological effects of caffeine are similar to those of cocaine?" he asks Alice during a brief bout of sobriety. Before she can answer, he throws his face into a large cup of coffee.
Just the opposite of the ultra-confident entrepreneurs of the 90s, these 80s yuppies are depressed and fearful. "A lot of people won't take no for an answer," a diffident, would-be boyfriend, Josh Neff (Matthew Keeslar from WAITING FOR GUFFMAN), tells Alice. "I wanted you to know that I'm not one of them. I can be discouraged."
THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO runs 1:55. It is rated R for brief scenes of sex, nudity, and drug usage and would be fine for older teenagers.
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Empowering sales growth
For online vendors we've had a chance to create both the ecommerce from scratch, as well as customize popular ecommerce engines like Prestashop or WooCommerce. We have analyzed the sales flow, shipment processes, payement menthods and translated it into effective software solutions.
Payment integration, system security, backups and server maintenance have been on our side. This way our clients can focus on less technical part to grow their business.
Case study
Waggle is the online store with the headquarters in Australia, they provide variety of dog gear. The owners looked for fully customized solution, so they decided to built the online store from scratch with us without using any ready-made engine.
Our role
We are the tech department for Waggle. In this case the client provides interface design, flows and graphics to be implemented.
Since 2011 we have been responsible for the backend development and frontend implementation of the web shop. Waggle owners since the beginning wanted to have a totally custom solution, so we designed software architecture, implemented the solution, optimized it with the growing traffic.
Currently we are still iterating, introducing new functionalities and improving internals of the system. The ecommerce is developing all the time so the story will be continued.
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We help to sell
Technology
The website has been created in a modular fashion so the whole system is loosely coupled and allows for adding new features easily. The website is integrated with a set of 3rd party services like payment providers, bookkeeping / repository trackers, and business analytics collectors.
Automatic tests have been prepared to make sure the software is stable regardless of the changes that are being introduced. A special care was taken when optimizing the speed of the website. We performed a series of speed tests and selected solutions that are optimal for the website and the current needs of the business.


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To start with, register an account if you have not already, otherwise login to access your assets folder. Scenes can be exported to the 3D printable STL format or published using the context menu which allows other users to view and (optionally) modify scenes.


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And we have to set the background of this page as the color of the current node, hence sky blue background


ANDROID BASED COMPLAINT SYSTEM APPLICATION CBOX
In our day-to-day life we come across various problems in our living and surrounding. Grievance Redressal is a management- and governance-related process used commonly in India. While the term "Grievance Redressal" primarily covers the receipt and processing of complaints from citizens and consumers, a wider definition includes actions taken on any issue raised by them to avail services more effectively. The traditional approach to Grievance Redressal, handled through letters and complaint forms, has very little appeal and its usage rarely reflects the actual state of customer satisfaction or lack thereof. However, new Internet-based approaches used by the government and more by private organizations, such as Public Grievance Portal (Govt of India) and ActPlease.com. This android application will help in sharing the problems stated below in public and private manner-


Args:
app_id: String containing the application id for requests.
host_port: String containing the "host:port" pair; the port is optional.
url_path: partial URL (path) to post entity data to.
kind: Kind of the Entity records being posted.
throttle: A Throttle instance.
batch_size: The number of entities to transfer per request.
secure: Use SSL when communicating with server.
email: If not none, the username to log in with.
passin: If True, the password will be read from standard in.
server: An existing AbstractRpcServer to reuse.
throttle_class: A class to use instead of the default
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raw_input_fn: Used for dependency injection.
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YouTube limitations
This application may fail to classify some segments or all of them, depending on the load and the number of requests sent to YouTube.
Demo of Music Genre Classification/Recognition(MGC/MGR) using artificial intelligence as developed in the study Machine learning for music genre: multifaceted review and experimentation with Audioset .
The demo includes four different estimators models, trained with the VGGish Audioset features, and accepts any Youtube video as input. Classification is performed on 10-second segments as the video clip plays in the background. Each graph shows the top-10 genres for a clip as a result of averaging genre scores along all clip segments, and selecting the highest 10.
You can start with an example: CHVRCHES - Leave a trace, or try any other Youtube video:


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Use FCLOSE to close a file after you finish using it.
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Related Functions
FCLOSE Closes a text file
FREAD Reads characters from a text file
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OPEN Opens a workbook
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Debate
Lots ideas sound good in theory (like CAG MAP!). It's not until you test them out that you know. Sharing your ideas and getting real world feedback might help make your ideas better.
Good feedback requires critical thinking, and critical thinking implies that people will be critical. Hopefully this energy will be directed towards your ideas, but it might just be directed at you. If you can graciously internalize the former and ignore the later your life will be great. If not, you'll build a lot of character or die trying.
The arena in which these critiques are delivered is called politics. In an enlightened society it's how we debate ideas and adjudicate between the preferences of stakeholders. In most societies it's how we battle for power. This isn't because people are evil, it's because we're people. It's what we do. Arming yourself with objective data, inter-subjective social agreements, and a proposal that speaks to the interests of your stakeholder group as well as the system at large (aka other stakeholders) is a great start. Then you have something feasible that might be worth fighting for.
Concepts
Look For Data
Is the motivation and rationale for a proposal backed by data? If not, can you find any data that supports or refutes a proposal?
Goodwill
In the early days there's often a lot of goodwill among a community/project. This is great, but it doesn't scale. Thinking that just because everyone agrees now means you can avoid engaging in governance is incorrect. It's important to practice engaging in debate and data driven decision making when things are easy. That way when they're hard you have practice and a process to fall back on. This won't eliminate conflict, but it can help preserve goodwill as the system grows.
Informed Opinions
According to Charlie Munger, having an informed opinion requires being able to internalize questions enough to be able to argue for and against competing viewpoints. This can help greatly speed up debates by reducing time wasted on obvious answers. It can also make things more productive as the ideas that are surfaced are likely to be more interesting and insightful if some real thought is put into them.
Confirmation bias
Confirmation bias is the tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a way that confirms or supports one's prior beliefs or values. People display this bias when they select information that supports their views, ignoring contrary information, or when they interpret ambiguous evidence as supporting their existing attitudes. The effect is strongest for desired outcomes, for emotionally charged issues, and for deeply entrenched beliefs. Confirmation bias cannot be eliminated entirely, but it can be managed, for example, by education and training in critical thinking skills.
If we all agreed on everything all the time collective decision making processes would not be needed. When we disagree, but want to come to consensus to collectively move forward together, then we need governance. The problem is that the more we care about a decision the more we have desired outcomes, emotionally charged issues, and deeply entrenched beliefs. So when we're drafting or analyzing governance proposals we're likely to be exhibiting confirmation bias, which defeats the purpose of data driven communication and debate to begin with. This is incredibly hard to mitigate, but being aware of it is the first step.
The power of defaults
Defaults have gravity. It takes a certain amount of energy to break out of the current local optima and into a new state. Be aware of this if you're proposing any type of change. The bigger the change, the more political capital is required to move the system in that direction.
Don't Take Things Personally.
Or at least try not to. This is easier said than done. Once you've mastered this you've mastered life.
Be hard on ideas, easy on people.
Sacred vs Profane
Sacred governance is like sacred cows. Cool in theory. Less cool IRL.
Understanding the theory of governance is good (sacred), but in reality the process is going to be messy (profane). The theory can inform how we think about governance and help us navigate the process, but theory is not governance itself. The map is not the territory. The theory is not the practice.
Both theory and practice are useful, but as compliments. Don't get too tied to one or the other.
Formal and informal fallacies
Many arguments are formally valid, but informally fallacious. This is hard to detect, but incredibly important. Critical thinking can help identify formal fallacies, and questioning the assumptions that a proposal is dependent on can help identify informal fallacies.
Campaigning
Code programs machines. Media programs humans. Campaigning to get people engaged is a non-trivial part of the political process. Those who do this successfully tend to win.
Framing
The way a problem is framed affects which questions are asked and what one looks for in conducting empirical inquiries.
If you restate the problem in your own words, or with different assumptions, does that change how you think about it?
Global vs Local
Governance is globally positive-sum, but locally zero-sum.
At the global level governance is positive-sum. It allows us to:
- achieve more than we could individually and/or avoid ruinous outcomes (coordination)
- adapt over time so that processes and decisions remain relevant and the system as a whole can improve (anti-fragility and evolution)
At the local level governance is zero-sum. It allows us to:
- represent our interests and compete for power through the political process (competitive markets)
- adjudicate competing interests between competing actors so that consensus can be reached even if actors disagree (consensus)
If you believe that competition in financial markets improves the products available, then it might also follow that competition in political markets might also improve the proposals presented. By engaging in the political process and applying critical thinking to proposals you're improving the political economy of the system.
Tools
Use Socratic questioning to check your assumptions.
Socratic Questioning can help you get a fresh perspective when you're getting too emotional or are just stuck in a rut.
- Clarifying your thinking and explaining the origins of your ideas (Why do I think this? What exactly do I think?)
- Challenging assumptions (How do I know this is true? What if I thought the opposite?)
- Looking for evidence (How can I back this up? What are the sources?)
- Considering alternative perspectives (What might others think? How do I know I am correct?)
- Examining consequences and implications (What if I am wrong? What are the consequences if I am?)
- Questioning the original questions (Why did I think that? Was I correct? What conclusions can I draw from the reasoning process?)
Clarify assumptions
People confuse facts with opinions, cultural norms with laws, assumptions with agreements. This is a large part of all conflicts. The other main thing is incentives.
If people present opinions, ask them to back them up with facts. Ask why they think that, how they came to that conclusion, and what evidence they're building their hypothosis on. Either you'll learn something or they will.
Engage in good faith and give people the benefit of the doubt.
What would your response be if you thought they were the smartest person in the world?
What would your response be if you they were your best friend?
Are either of these responses potentially better than your current thinking?
This list is a good start to think about how to engage in good faith.
Make sure you're not hangry.
Really simple. Eat a snack. Take a nap. Try again in a few hours.
Ask for a design rationale (if not provided)
- the reasons behind a design decision
- the justification for it
- the other alternatives considered
- the trade offs evaluated
- the argumentation that led to the decision
Notes
MOTIVATION
- critical thinking and speaking
- intersubjectivity > objective social goals
- financial economies -> trade assets
- political economies -> debate ideas
CONCEPTS
- look for data
- informed opinion
- goodwill
- fallacies
- sacred vs profane
- the power of defaults
- global vs local
- campaigning
TOOLS
- social media
- socratic questioning
- clarify assumptions
- eat a snack


Looking to do something awesome with Sketchy.js? This is the place to start. Just start drawing in the gray boxes below (that's Raphaël SketchPad at work) and the JSON data that represents the drawing will appear in the appropriate text area below it. It looks scary, but Raphaël understands it!


Implements Bayesian inference to detect signal from blinded clinical trial when total number of adverse events of special concerns and total risk exposures from all patients are available in the study. For more details see the article by Mukhopadhyay et. al. (2018) titled 'Bayesian Detection of Potential Risk Using Inference on Blinded Safety Data', in Pharmaceutical Statistics (to appear).
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| Author: | Saurabh Mukhopadhyay [aut, cre] |
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Does anyone know if there is a breakdown of the Lean trusted base somewhere? As in, "to trust your Lean code/proofs, you have to accept ...", which is done for Coq in its wiki: https://github.com/coq/coq/wiki/Presentation#what-do-i-have-to-trust-when-i-see-a-proof-checked-by-coq
And is there anything similar to the Coq Print Assumptions <name>.
command (https://coq.inria.fr/refman/proof-engine/vernacular-commands.html#coq:cmd.print-assumptions) in Lean?
I'm sure others are more knowledgeable than me, but for the first question you might be interested in @Mario Carneiro's paper on the type theory of Lean and the 2nd to last question of the FAQ.
For the second question, does:
#print axioms <name>
give you what you want? There's also a #where
command in mathlib which will give you some more detailed environment info as well.
hmm, assumptions seem to be different from axioms (section variables apparently don't count). But I guess print axioms can give some hint of what has been added.
Section variables are added to the types of any definitions in the section which use them, and so they would be supplied where that definition is used.
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Represents the result of evaluations (measurements, tests, or questions) that have been performed. Observation has a value representing the result (answer), or an DataAbsentReason indicating why the value is not present. The Focus can be the entire patient, or an entity such as a location body structure, intervention, or condition. Things observed about the subject can include social and behavioral factors, subjective and objective observations, and assessments. For an Observation, the Code describes the aspect or property of the subject being observed or measured. The Code is the 'question code' that pairs to the 'answer' contained in the Value.
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The technique used to carry out an action, for example, the specific imaging technical or assessment vehicle. |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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The time or time period that the statement addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium). |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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The type, kind, or class of this item. |
DataType Cardinality Value Set |
0..1
http://hl7.org/fhir/ValueSet/observation-category (EXTENSIBLE)
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A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces; for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart. |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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A text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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A clinical interpretation of a finding (applies to both assertions and observation). |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients. |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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The usual or acceptable range for a test result. |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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Sub-observations that are part of this observation. A sub-observation contributs to the parent observation and are always treated a part of a single observation (they are not separable). However, the reference range for the primary observation value is not inherited by the component values and is required when appropriate for each component observation. |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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PanelMembers represent the elements of a group of a related but independent evaluations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent evaluation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself. |
DataType Cardinality |
0..1
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StatusOrActive
Defined in DomainResource
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Cardinality
Constrained in Observation
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1..1
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StatusOrActive
Defined in DomainResource
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DataType
Constrained in ConditionOrObservation
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StatusOrActive.CodeableConcept
Defined in DomainResource
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Value Set
Constrained in Observation
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http://hl7.org/fhir/ValueSet/observation-status (REQUIRED)
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Asserter.EntityOrRole
Defined in ClinicalStatement
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DataType
Constrained in Observation
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Code
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DataValue
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DataAbsentReason
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Focus
Patient
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Encounter
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CreationDate
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Asserter
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Recorder
Narrative
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StatusOrActive
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Identifier
Metadata
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Language
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ImplicitRules


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