The Gorge
Intro and IMPORTANT Info
Hi, phriends. Summer Tour is on the horizon and many of us are making plans, booking flights, reserving RVs, budgeting for shows, and so on. Many of us will be going to the Gorge for the three day run this year.
The Gorge is an amazing venue with an equally amazing history(seriously, if you have’t read up on the geologic history of the place, give it a look because you will look at the venue in a whole new light).
However, it is also a very unique venue. Fifteen minutes from the nearest town. Fourty-five minutes from the nearest city. Ninety minutes from the nearest place recognizable as a city. Two hours and change from the nearest large city. It’s high desert. It gets hot and cold in the same day.
In order to help people with questions like “where should I fly into?”, “what do I need to bring?”, “do I need to rent a car?”, and the gamut of other concerns, I’ve made the Phishhiker’s Guide to the Gorge as a reference for everyone. Hopefully some of my experiences since 2013 can help you! I will be updating this as I remember things I left out or people suggest their own tips.
But before we start, let me be extra clear about one thing related to safety:
Whatever you do, be super careful while smoking or using flames while at the Gorge or on the drive out. The night before the 2018 run was marked by a massive wildfire on I-90 that rerouted all traffic on surface streets around it. Use ash trays, do not flick your ash carelessly, extinguish roaches and cigarette butts with water, etc. Be responsible about this. Also be careful if you pull off to the side of the road as your vehicle’s catalytic converter is hot enough to start a wildfire if dry grass is touching or too close to the bottom of your vehicle! It is no joke. The vegetation within an hour of the venue will be bone dry and will catch fire very easily. You could legitimately cancel the whole run for everyone if you’re not careful. And I swear that Carini will find you if that happens.
This also means no fireworks.
For those that are unfamiliar with wildfires, let me share some somewhat disturbing facts to help you appreciate them:
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Wildfires move at the speed of wind, which is much faster than you can run
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They also can change direction unexpectedly with the wind
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The campground is not fireproof and one of the issues with a nearby wildfire is that floating embers often get airborne and could easily start tent fires in the middle of the campground
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Evacuating the campground and venue would take a lot of time, even if everyone was already in their cars
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There is enough dry vegetation and the right windy conditions around the Gorge to start a major wildfire that nearby fire assets would struggle or be completely unable to contain in the first several hours
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You don’t die from burning alive in a wildfire, you die because your lung tissue needs to be wet to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide across the tissue barrier.
In 2018, when we were pulling into the campground and looking at the west bank of the Columbia with the fire, it looked like something out of a war movie with the whole horizon on fire and glowing orange (that picture is from the road leading from I-90 to the campground looking west over the river the Thursday night before the 2018 shows). BE CAREFUL!
Sorry for being a bit graphic and intense about that, but this is a legitimate safety concern. After the I-90 fire in 2018 and the random little wildfires in 2013, I figure it is worth reiterating.
Maps
This is a map of the Gorge venue and campground outlining the basic areas: day parking, various levels of camping, the venue itself, etc. (NOTE: Generally, the smaller general camping circle is not used for Phish)
This is an annotated map of the Gorge campground based on my experience in the last three years. This includes locations of portajohns, Shakedown Street, and the showers. I pointed out portajohns so you can recognize them in the satellite view of the campground.
This is just a link to Google Maps centered on the venue in case you wanted to explore.
Area Background
The Gorge is pretty much the middle of nowhere(no offense to Grant County residents, but it kind of is). It is at about 1,300 feet above sea level in the high desert. There are effectively no trees anywhere that man hasn’t maintained them. It is sagebrush and dead grass as far as the eye can see. It is super dry and hot during the days. There aren’t any clouds to hold in the heat at night so by 3AM, you’ll be pretty damn cold.
The venue is in the heart of Washington in the aforementioned Grant County. This is a rural area that is used to concert traffic, but the county is more known for being the highest producer of potatoes in the country. The nearest town has a McDonald’s and two stoplights. Law enforcement consists of county sheriffs and state police. Fire trucks and ambulances are a good 20 minutes away, at best. The nearest big store like a Wal-Mart is 40 minutes away, northeast of the venue in Ephrata(but the one in Moses Lake another 10 minutes away down I-90 is probably better).
You will need to bring pretty much everything you need.
Flying in to the Area
There are several options for airports.
To the east, there is Spokane. This is about 2 hr 15 min east of the venue down I-90. You can get here from a lot of airports Denver and west. There is also an option to get here from Chicago on United or from Minneapolis on Delta.
To the south, there is the Tri-Cities airport. This is easily the closest airport to the venue, being only 1 hr 45 min away. There are a few flights here, but you will be able to fly here from Denver, Chicago, Minneapolis, and SF.
To the west, we have several options. The farthest would be Portland, at 4.5 hours. There are a lot of flights in and out of here and, considering Eugene is the tour opener, might be a good option.
The next two options are in Seattle. Most people are familiar with SeaTac Intl Airport, at 2.5 hours away. This has a ton of flights and you can get here from anywhere. This is a solid option. However, Seattle just opened a second airport for commercial service in Everett. There aren’t many flights to Everett, but you can get there from Denver and a lot of west coast cities. You could also consider Bellingham or Vancouver(Canada) to fly into, but they don’t make as much sense.
To the north, there is nothing.
Getting To the Venue
By car
The only real way to get to the venue is by car, so you will need your own car, a rental, or to find a ride.
Most people will be driving in from the east or west on I-90. If you come from the east, Moses Lake is your last real town to stop in for anything more than ice or overpriced beer. If you come from the west, Ellensburg is your last stop before the venue, period. Both the Silica Rd and Quincy exits work for getting to the venue, but the Silica Rd one is closest for those coming from the west and the Quincy exit for those from the east.
Some people may arrive via US-2/WA-28 from the north. For you, Wenatchee is your last real town to stop in.
For those coming from the south/Eugene/PDX, you will either come up US-97 through Yakima and Ellensburg, where Ellensburg is your last real down, or up through Tri-Cities, where Tri-Cities are your last real place to stop for anything.
I believe that the policy allowing you to drive in and out of the campground is still in effect, so you can also leave to pick up people or more beer.
For those parking at the Gorge and staying elsewhere, there is day parking at the venue, but it is not free.
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT IF YOU DRIVE THROUGH A NATIVE AMERICAN RESERVATION, STATE LAWS REGARDING MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION ARE NOT IN EFFECT THERE. YOU CAN BE ARRESTED BY TRIBAL POLICE FOR IT. A MAP OF TRIBAL LANDS CAN BE FOUND HERE.
By public transit
You can actually get surprisingly close to the venue just on public transit, though. A bus or Amtrak can be taken to Wenatchee or Ellensburg and then you can catch the Apple Line bus from there to the George or Quincy stops a few miles from the venue. You may be able to get a Lyft or something here, but you probably would need to find a ride from there or hoof it. I wouldn’t advise this method, but if you have friends that can grab you on the way, this might work for you. Or you can get a ride to Ellensburg or Moses Lake on a bus and get a ride from there. Or maybe ride a bike the last little bit? Which brings me to…
By bicycle
I’m definitely not going to recommend this, but it is entirely feasible and legal to ride your bike to the venue. There is a rail trail from Seattle all the way to about Ellensburg. After that, it gets a little more difficult. It used to be you went across the rail bridge in Beverly to cross the river, but that’s unsafe so you either have to contact Wanapum Dam to get permission to be walked across or find some way to make it across the shoulderless I-90 bridge. The bridge seems pretty dangerous, though. Yes, you are legally allowed to ride on I-90 for most of it’s length, aside from areas listed in the applicable state laws(usually around Seattle).
Again, I don’t recommend this and might actually recommend against this, but it could be done. Be safe and take appropriate precautions if you do.
By boat
Sorry, like the salmon, you’re not getting upriver or downriver of those dams.
Getting Around
Most everyone will be doing a lot of walking. The venue, the campground, the venue’s store, the path to the river that I’m-told-exists-but-haven’t-quite-verified-yet-and-have-been-told-sucks-to-walk-down-anyways: all within walking distance. The paths are pretty dusty and rocky, so bring appropriate footwear. However, most of the campsites are on fairly soft grass.
You could probably bring a bicycle to ride around if you wanted. There is that much space. There isn’t anything on the campground website that says you cannot bring a bike and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen them before, but double check by contacting the venue before you go to I’m not sure if a skate/longboard would work, though.
See
There is so much to see. Literally spin around and point in a direction and there’s something cool that way. Take a moment to read this for a primer on the geologic history of the area the venue is in.
Natural
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Dry Falls State Park: this is the largest waterfall on earth, with over three miles of ledge for water to run off of. Unfortuantely, it has been dry for thousands of years. Still amazing to see. A bit far, though.
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Potholes Coulee: Not to be confused with Potholes State Park. This is a coulee where the ice age floods dug out some small ponds on the east short of the Columbia.
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Potholes State Park: a bit farther from the venue and pretty cool
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The Columbia River: yea, you can see it from the venue, but going down to it is different. Definitely worth seeing.
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the night sky: If you feel like taking a walk, there’s fairly little light pollution in the area compared to most places. You can do some pretty solid stargazing.
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Ginkgo Petrified Forest: haven’t been, but there is a petrified forest in Vantage that is ~15.5 million years old.
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Moses Lake the actual lake: it’s a pretty sizeable lake/reservoir with some beaches
Manmade
There isn’t much manmade stuff to see out here. There’s a few dams(Wanapum and Grand Coulee spring to mind) and the Columbia Basin Project canals, but that’s about it. Also, I’m pretty positive it is illegal to swim in the canals, so don’t do that unless you’ve verified it is legal and safe to do so.
However, if you are into planes, Boeing does run a flight facility in Moses Lake that sometimes sees test flights and currently is housing bunch of those 737-8 MAXs in storage until they aren’t grounded anymore. You can find more information on those here in this Google Doc that lists all the test flights. The Moses Lake airport code is MWH.
Speaking of planes, the US Navy sometimes likes to give everyone a 9AM wakeup call by flying F/A-18 Hornets down the Gorge at low altitude. It’s quite a sight to see them zipping over the campground close enough to see the hardpoints on the underside of the wing as it banks away from the campground.
Do
Read the book
Seriously, if you haven’t by now, read the the book.
An afternoon at The Gorge is also a great time to read the inspiration for the name of this guide: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
On/In the water
There are numerous places to go down to the river north and south of the venue, including the supposed path from the venue to the river(just drive if you can).
Up in Crescent Bar, you can rent kayaks, jetskis, whatever you want. There are also some public beaches there. Bring some inflatable tubes and enjoy yourself! Although, the river is way too wide and too slow for actual tubing. Plus, there’s a dam downriver of the I-90 bridge, so be careful!
There are a couple other places you can get to the river. Just give Google Maps satellite view a peek.
Moses Lake the actual lake is also nearby and that’s a pretty great place to go. Someone in one of the 2018 threads said they were chilling on the beach there and had pizza delivered to the beach they were on.
On land
There are tons of hiking and biking trails nearby. You can use WA Trail Association’s trail finder map to find some.
There are a couple wineries and orchards in the area, as well. I’m not sure what will be in season about then, but you can usually pick up produce at roadside stands. Prices may vary.
At the campground
There’s the normal activities to do here: meet new people, people watch, drink, have fun, etc. A lot of people just relax around the campground.
Buy
Necessities
For things like ice or beer, you can get them overpriced at the venue’s store. Or you can run into Quincy or George. You have to go to Quincy or George if you need gas.
For things like sunscreen, a tent, a growler refill, you will need to go to Ephrata, Moses Lake, or Ellensburg. If you need a growler refill, I can personally recommend Iron Horse Brewery in Ellensburg. Their Irish Death Ale will get you feeling nice and good, but it is dark and heavy.
Shakedown
Shakedown at the Gorge is awesome. Basically, it sets up in two legs that meet where the food trucks and larger shops are. You can find anything from a PB&J to a lot shirt to a new dab rig here. Bring cash for these purchases because it’s highly unlikely anyone takes credit cards. Activity on Shakedown usually peaks around 5-630PM before people start to head to the venue.
Marijuana
There are a lot of great pot shops in the state. However, the pickings get slim around the Gorge. Try and stop in a shop in a larger city or town on the way in or after you land. But, according to WeedMaps, there are a number of stores within 45 minutes of the venue. BUT REMEMBER MARIJUANA IS ILLEGAL ON TRIBAL LANDS.
Food Options
I typically bring most of my food as the options at the Gorge can be a bit pricy or nonexistant.
Food Trucks
Usually, it has been gyros, pizza, burgers, burritos, and that kind of stuff. Usually like five to seven food trucks. Also, if the churros are back, they’re clutch for 2AM.
Shakedown
There’s always people selling food here during the day. Pickings get slim after the show, though.
Nearby
There’s a McD’s, Westside Pizza, and some small places in Quincy but pretty much everything else is 45 minutes away.
The Actual Show and Inside the Venue
HERE is a map of the venue itself with important things marked out from my memory. If anyone knows anything I missed or if I got something wrong, let me know and I will update the map.
Security and Getting In
The security line starts filling up about an hour before the show and it can easily be a two-beer wait(read: 30 to 60 minutes) to get past security. All I will say about security is one time they got suspicious that I had a lighter and forgot my ciggs at my tent. Most of the time, they barely care that I have ciggs and a lighter.
Please note that an unopened water bottle or an empty Nalgene are allowed in the show!

Finding a spot to watch the show
This is less about what is there and what you want. The venue is huge.
I will say that if you are(all directions mentioned are if you are in the center of the lawn facing the stage) on the left side of the lawn, you will have a more direct view over the stage and down the Gorge towards Crescent Bar. If you are on the right side of the lawn, you’ll have a better view of the sunset over the wind farm on the ridge above the Gorge.
If anyone has any definitive info on the pit in front of the stage, let me know. I have no experience with it.
What to Bring
I’ll throw it out there that the grass is genuinely kept well enough that you probably could get by without a blanket if you usually bring one to sit on on the lawn. There’s a 99.999% chance there will not be rain in the week before or during the run so there’s no need to worry about mud and they clean it pretty well of trash.
Sunglasses are probably good, but you won’t need them for the second set and encore after the sun goes down.
An unopened water bottle or an empty one(disposable or reusable) for water is always clutch.
A headlamp for the portajohns in the 2^nd^ set and encore would be really helpful because most of those portajohns are dark as hell after the sun goes down.
Your boogie shoes.
Refreshments
I’ve marked them on the map. They’re pretty pricey like any concert venue. I can’t really think of anything particularly worth mentioning about them.
Bathrooms
Marked them on the map as well. In the venue, they’re actually pretty well taken care of and look alright until second set. Maybe bring a headlamp because the lighting inside can be nonexistent in the second set.
Camping/Lodging Options
There are a couple different options here.
Staying at the venue
There are a few different levels of camping:
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Oasis: This is the five-star option. With like memory foam mattresses.
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Glamping: They have four glamping setups at the venue.
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Easy: Right next to the venue and they have a tent and sleeping bag all ready for you.
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Terrace: Basically one level above Premiere. Better grass, a picnic table, a little closer, and (I believe) better access in and out with your car.
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Gold: Never done this, but this is basically camping right next to the venue with bigger spots.
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Premier: Basically regular camping, but with slightly bigger spots, free showers, a shuttle to the venue(which is kind of unnecessary IMO), and security to keep out your new friends and the spunions.
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Standard: Regular old camping.
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Family/ADA: I haven’t seen anything on the website aside from the map, but there’s usually a quiet/family camping section somewhere. Maybe it is gone this year. Contact the venue if you’re interested.
Near the venue
There are several options near the venue for camping or lodging. For more traditional hotels or Airbnb, you can look around Quincy, Ephrata, Ellensburg, and Moses Lake.
For nearby camping options, the two big ones are Wildhorse and Sage Creek. I have no experience at either, but I have heard them both highly recommended. They run shuttles to and from the venue so you can still come back and party with friends at the main campground and then go back to your relative peace and quiet at your campground after. Generally, I hear people talk about these as alternatives to premiere camping for those that like the show but are kind of past being woken up by intoxicated people outside their tents making noise at 4AM.
Sample Daily Schedule
This is a general idea of life at the Gorge:
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4AM: Fall asleep
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6AM: Wake up to the sun making things bright and roll over and go back to bed
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9AM: Wake up to the heat and open the tent flap and go back to bed
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10AM: Wake up because now it’s too hot even with the tent flap open
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10-11AM: Recover from the night before
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11AM-12PM: Figure out what to do today, maybe get a bite at the food trucks, smoke a bowl, have a little hair of the dog
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12-3PM: Go down to the river, go into town, read a book, whatever
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3-4PM: begin pregaming, maybe take a walk down Shakedown
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4-5PM: start really pregaming, eat some food so not drinking on an empty stomach
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5-6PM: pregame some more, maybe go down Shakedown again to see the partying
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6-630PM: final checks for being ready and making sure we have everything, maybe more Shakedown
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630-640PM: a little more pregaming
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640-7PM: head over to the show
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7-730PM: wait in security
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730PM-8PM: find a beer, a spot, and wait for the show(7:30 show time so figure it’ll start at like 8)
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8PM-1215AM: at the show
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1225AM: start leaving
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1225-1245AM: party on the way back
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1245-115AM: regroup at campsite
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115-230AM: walk around and meet people and have fun
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230-245AM: late night munchies
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245-330AM: more walking around
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330-4AM: wind down at campsite and then pass out
Staying Comfortable
These are pro-tips for enjoying your time at the Gorge:
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bring lots of sunscreen
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bring sunglasses and probably a cheap pair or two of them for the shows
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a headlamp for the portapotties in the dark is a lifesaver
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bring some sort of shade because there is no shade at the campground beyond what you bring
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bring lots of water and actually drink lots of water
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a battery powered fan may be helpful
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bring a shade tent or a tarp to make your own shade
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have warm clothes for at night because it gets chilly and dewy
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watch out for the dew at night
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try and get a shower daily because the dust gets everywhere
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bring back up shoes
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bring and use wet wipes
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bring ear plugs to block out late night noise and maybe a sleeping mask to block out the early morning sunshine
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give yourself time to get to the venue because it is a bit of a walk and kind of on the slow side with everyone jammed into the walkway and security can take almost an hour sometimes
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the lighting towers typically don’t shut off until like 3:30-5AM, so be aware of that when you’re pulling in for a spot. Staff may not let you move, but they may let you choose a spot farther away from the lighting. Or maybe you want to be there so everyone knows how to get back to your spot in the early morning
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also, if you’re planning to be out late, be aware the lighting towers shut off around 3:30-5AM if you’re trying to navigate back to your campsite
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the portajohns are typically cleaned once a day at around noon, although I think they might clean them again while the show is going. I haven’t confirmed the second cleaning, though
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portajohns also usually have hand sanitizer but there’s been a few times they run out, especially on the last night
List of nice-to-have items
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USB battery pack
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Battery powered fan
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Solar charger(you will get all the sun your charger can handle)
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Shade tent/tarp
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Warm pajama pants for chilly nights
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Extra water(you might be surprised how quick it goes)
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First aid kit
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Sunburn gel/aloe
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A hat because sunglasses can only do so much
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Hand sanitizer
Staying Safe
First off: let me reiterate that EVERY SINGLE PERSON NEEDS TO BE MINDFUL OF WHERE YOU FLICK YOUR ASH AND DISPOSE OF JOINTS AND CIGARETTES.
 YOU WILL LIKELY START A WILDFIRE AND ARE ENDANGERING THE REST OF THE PEOPLE AT THE SHOW. Firework embers can cause a house’s roof to catch fire. Catching dry brush on fire is far easier.
Next: secure your tents and tarps. Coming back from the first show of the run is always funny because some phans didn’t secure their tents thinking “Oh, well it’s not windy now…” and didn’t realize that the wind picks up after the sun goes down in the second set and now their tent has blown kind of far away. BRING STURDY STAKES AND PLENTY OF THEM. This is why.
You can lock stuff in your tent, but likely locking it in your car is safer. And be smart about it. Don’t leave a nice laptop sitting on your passenger seat. I haven’t heard much about theft at the Gorge, but don’t chance it.
Drink lotssss of water. It is high desert. Water evaporates more quickly at higher altitudes than at sea level. Even though we aren’t that high up, combine the altitude with the dry air and you can get parched pretty fast.
I debated adding this part, but in wake of what happened in 2018:
Remember that two people were assaulted in a hate crime at the 2018 shows. If you see someone clearly starting shit and that is only there to cause trouble, avoid them and maybe consider saying something to staff/security. We are all there to have fun and people that are there to cause physical harm to others or harass anyone are not welcome.
Security, medical services, and the Grant County Sheriff’s Department are on site to keep everyone safe and having a fun. They will be out and about in the campground from time to time and will be at the venue itself. I think the only time I’ve ever had an interaction with them was when a sheriff’s deputy was walking the campgrounds and told my friend he couldn’t hit the bong in full public view and to please go do that in his tent.
I have typically seen an ambulance stationed on site for the weekend, but don’t take that for granted. Another ambulance is probably 20-45 minutes away, at best. Any hospital is going to be 45 minutes away. And if you need serious medical treatment immediately, you might be getting med-evaced by a helicopter. It is that rural. Be safe.
Cell phone service does work at the Gorge, but if it is an emergency and you dial 911, remember that you will likely be speaking with a state police operator elsewhere in the state. If you tell them you are at the Gorge, they may transfer you to a Grant County operator or continue taking the call.
Getting Out
Most all of you will be leaving the way you came. However, for those that are leaving early enough and feeling like they have enough energy to do some things, I have a few suggestions:
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Go tubing on the Yakima or Snoqualmie rivers: they’re a bit chilly at this point in the year still, but worth it. Yakima is closer but a bit more of a difficult river to tube. Only go tubing if you feel comfortable and conditions are safe. You do so at your own risk.
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Go for a hike: there are tons of hikes along I-90 in the Mt Baker-Snoqualmie Nat’l Forest. I recommend Snow Lake: there’s a ton of switchbacks, but it is worth it. If you’re headed south, north, or east, there are also tons of hikes too. Down south, you can find some amazing hikes along the Columbia near The Dalles. Remember to observe proper hiking safety.
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Do some more camping: there are tons of great campground up and down the Columbia and pretty much everywhere you look. Don’t just look at National Park and Forest campgrounds, though. There are county PUD campgrounds, state DNR campgrounds, state park campgrounds, private campgrounds, and all sorts of stuff.
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Check out Wenatchee: it’s a small city more known for apple orchards, but it’s pretty nice
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Check out Chelan: if you have some extra time and want to hit a real summer lake destination, Chelan is it. It’s gorgeous up there.
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Check out Leavenworth: this town is literally a slice of Bavarian alpine towns in WA. It’s not October so no Oktoberfest, unfortunately, but it is a nice place.
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Drive through Idaho and don’t stop: seriously, you’re probably better off if you have to go through Idaho to just not stop if you don’t have to. Idaho’s slogan is jokingly “Come on vacation, leave on probation”. Enough said.
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If you flicked a cigarette butt or joint roach and caught something on fire, you’re probably getting out via the back seat of a police vehicle
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Head to Tahoe. Really, this is what we all want to be doing, isn’t it?
FAQ
Will edit to answer most frequently asked questions.


Efficient note taking using nvAlt, TextExpander and Hazel.
As I scientist, I write a lot and in various ways. I write notes and ideas. I write projects. Papers. Reviews. Blog posts. Codes. Pretty much everything. As a consequence, I need the right tools to write, organise and find all these document. I also like to keep my folders well organised (by projects / experiments / …). This is important, as I want my different project folders to be complete and contains everything related to the project.
On top of that, I am a plain text lover (fast, light and not compatibility issues). So my writing workflow has to be:
- centralised (to find everything quickly)
- distributed (for a tidy organisation)
- in plain text (markdown is even better)
- lightweight and fast
The aim of this post is to share the writing setup I came up with. It is not perfect yet (any suggestions are welcome!), but it is getting efficient. My workflow is based on three essential tools:
- nvAlt: for fast and easy markdown writing
- Hazel: for an automated organisation.
- TextExpander: for a faster typing
Part 1: Writing using nvAlt
nvAlt is a forked version of Notational Velocity, an application to write, store and retrieve plain text notes. I will not be long on the multiple qualities of nvAlt, as others have done the exercice before. The bottom line is that it meets three of my initial requirement:
- It is centralised and allow a fast retrieval of any notes
- It is fast and lightweight
- It support plain text, rich text, Markdown and MultiMarkdown.
The only thing it does not do, is keep the different notes in my folder structure. And this where Hazel comes into play. But before going to Hazel, I first need to quickly describe the basic structure of my notes. They all contain a header with the following metadata:
---
type: post
title: My title
author: Guillaume Lobet
xpath:/myfolder/myfile.md
---
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit,
Notice the xpath
field in the metadata? This is the important part, that will be used by Hazel to sort the notes in various folders (see below).
Part 2: Sorting the files using Hazel
Hazel is an utility to automate your computed organisation. In short, you ask Hazel to keep an eye on folders, and apply actions to the files they contain. Again, for a short introduction, see elsewhere.
In my case, I use Hazel to
- watch my nvAlt
Notes
folder - look for recently modified files
- look for files that contains the term
xpath
in the metadata - copy the note to the file specified by
xpath
The Hazel rule look like this:
You need two conditions:
- Contents -> contain match ->
xpath:
- Date Last Modified -> is -> Today
When these conditions are met, ask Hazel to do the following:
- Run shell stript -> embedded script
In the script editor(click on the i
icon), write down the following lines:
P=$(grep "xpath:" $1)
arr=($(echo $P | tr ":" "\n"))
cp $1 ${arr[1]}
This will tell Hazel to copy the file to the desired place. This will keep you notes both organised (in the Notes folder) and distributed (in your folder hierarchy)! Voilà!
Part 3: Generating the metadata using TextExpander
If you want to push the automation a bit further, you can add TextExpander to the workflow. TextExpander is Mac utility that was designed to rapidly write down piece of frequently-used text. Here is a short tutorial to TextExpander.
In my case I use TextExpander to automatically generate the metadata of my markdown notes. In addition, TextExpander prompt me to choose a folder where I want to store my notes (the xpath
field).
The TextExpander snippet I use is written in AppleScript and looks like this:
tell application "System Events"
set applicationName to (name of every process whose frontmost is true) as string
end tell
using terms from application "AppleScript Editor"
tell application applicationName
set expansionString to POSIX path of (choose folder with prompt "Please select a file.")
end tell
end using terms from
return "— \n type: post \n title: My great post\n author: Guillaume Lobet \n xpath:" & expansionString & "mynote.md \n—"
Once called, this snippet will automatically create the following metadata:
---
type: post
title: My great post
author: Guillaume Lobet
xpath:/myfolder/mynote.md
---
Part 4: Start to write
Now all you need is to create a new note in nvAlt, call the TextExpander snippet, choose where you want to copy your note and start writing!
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Turkey ‘captures sister of killed Islamic State leader’
Turkey has captured the older sister of the killed leader of the so-called Islamic State group in north-western Syria, a senior official said, calling the arrest an intelligence “gold mine”.
Little is known about the sister of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, but the Turkish official said the 65-year-old known as Rasmiya Awad is suspected of being affiliated with the extremist group.
Awad was captured in a raid on Monday evening on a trailer container she was living in with her family near the town of Azaz in Aleppo province.
This kind of thing is an intelligence gold mine. What she knows about (IS) can significantly expand our understanding of the group and help us catch more bad guys
The area is part of the region administered by Turkey after it carried out a military incursion to oust IS militants and Kurdish fighters starting in 2016. Allied Syrian groups manage the area known as the Euphrates Shield zone.
The official said the sister was with her husband, daughter-in-law and five children. The adults are being interrogated, he said.
“This kind of thing is an intelligence gold mine. What she knows about (IS) can significantly expand our understanding of the group and help us catch more bad guys,” the official said.
Al-Baghdadi, an Iraqi from Samarra, was killed in a US raid in the nearby province of Idlib last month.
The raid was a major blow to IS, which has lost territories it held in Syria and Iraq in a series of military defeats by the USled coalition and Syrian and Iraqi allies.
Many IS members escaped through smuggling routes to north-western Syria in the final days of battle ahead of the group’s territorial defeat earlier this year, while others have melted into the desert in Syria or Iraq.
The reclusive al-Baghdadi was known to be close to one of his brothers, known as Abu Hamza.
Al-Baghdadi’s aide, a Saudi, was killed hours after the raid, also in north-western Syria, in a US strike. The group named a successor to al-Baghdadi days later, but little is known about him or how the group’s structure has been affected by the successive blows.
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Set up your environment
The Beam SDK for Go requires go
version 1.10 or newer. It can be downloaded here. Check that you have version 1.10 by running:
$ go --version
Get the SDK and the examples
The easiest way to obtain the Apache Beam Go SDK is via go get
:
$ go get -u github.com/apache/beam/sdks/go/...
For development of the Go SDK itself, see BUILD.md for details.
Run wordcount
The Apache Beam examples directory has many examples. All examples can be run by passing the required arguments described in the examples.
For example, to run wordcount
, run:
$ go install github.com/apache/beam/sdks/go/examples/wordcount
$ wordcount --input <PATH_TO_INPUT_FILE> --output counts
$ go install github.com/apache/beam/sdks/go/examples/wordcount
$ wordcount --input gs://dataflow-samples/shakespeare/kinglear.txt \
--output gs://<your-gcs-bucket>/counts \
--runner dataflow \
--project your-gcp-project \
--temp_location gs://<your-gcs-bucket>/tmp/ \
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According to FAO estimates in ‘The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World, 2020 report, 189.2 million people are undernourished in India. By this measure 14% of the population is undernourished in India. Further according to the report 34.7% of the children aged under five in India are stunted (too short for their age), while 20% suffer from wasting, meaning their weight is too low for their height.
900 million people in the world cannot read or write . 287 million, or 37% of the world’s illiterate people , are Indian according to UNESCO. While education is every child’s basic right, severe poverty and deprivation, population growth, war zones and natural catastrophes are depriving many children of a world of books and learning . India has an estimated 46 million children between 6-18 years of age who are not in school . Some have never had the chance and many have had to drop out - either to work as child labourers or because they’re being forced to get married.
The cities of India are some of the most densely populated regions in the whole world. These places offer jobs to people who leave their homes in search of employment and livelihood. Most of these migrant laborers are poverty-stricken and lack the basic necessities of life. At any given point in time, the number of homeless people in these cities is about 3 million. They do not have substantial food to feed their children, no proper shelter to protect them from the harsh weather, and the evil of the society. The problems they face on a daily basis can only be a nightmare for the upper class of society.
Persons with disabilities are considered as one of the marginalised groups in the whole world. They have the same kind of health needs like non-disabled ones — for health screening, immunisation etc. They may even experience a narrower health margin, both because of social exclusion and poverty, and even because they can be vulnerable to the secondary conditions like urinary tract infections or pressure sores. According to studies, PWDs often have lower education accomplishments, poorer health conditions, higher poverty rates and less economic engagement than people without disabilities
The elderly Indian population is one of the fastest-growing in the world. India has the second-largest global population of ageing citizens . Studies show over 70% of senior citizens in India face abuse - verbal, physical, emotional and financial. They also live with deteriorating health conditions they cannot afford to treat , for most Indian senior citizens, the biggest concerns are Healthcare costs, Lack of financial support and Isolation. In addition, most of the aged are not accorded the dignity of care they deserve in later life. Lack of physical infrastructure is a major deterrent to providing comfort for the aged.


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Newsfilter project - current project aimed at semantic content filtering for Web and usenet
On multi-agent systems and "hypereconomy". It is still under development, but the ideas are there. For a more polished and academic version, see my submission on hypereconomy to ISAS'98 conference, in HTML or Word'97 format.
On classes of theories - a short and somewhat humorous piece circa 1991
Semantic Web - a draft proposal for the future of content-aware Web.
Aerial robotics - in the nearest future small flying robots will be able to do lots of interesting and dangerous things...
the nature of humor - I suggest it is there to stimulate humans to get smarter by looking for semantic irregularities in the environment.
The following are my more polished and probably the best pieces. I recommend you to look at the HTML versions, as they have lots of references, and even some pictures.
Automated Collaborative Filtering and Semantic Transports.
- ideas of using the next generation of information technologies for
automated meaningful distribution of knowledge. MS Word version RTF version
You can also find this article in the book
Information Imagineering : Meeting at the Interface
Legacy Systems and functional Cyborgization - in
HTML,
ASCII and
RTF
Some ideas on coevolution of things technological
and biological. It is quite serious, but short, relatively easy to read
and somewhat representative of my general directions of thought.
If you find nothing of interest in this text, you will probably not lose
much by skipping the others.
Intelligent Information Filters and Enhanced Reality
- in
HTML,
ASCII and
RTF
- discusses long-term future of augmented perception.
Networking in the Mind Age - in
HTML,
ASCII,
MS Word format and
RTF - some ideas on the architecture
of post-human, post-personality and post-identity intelligence,
and how it will evolve. Partly based on soon-to-be published
book on Mind Age by Hans Moravec.
German translation of Networking in the Mind Age
Philogeny, ontogeny and personality uploads - a posting to the Virus mailing list.
Web, Links, and Substance - some ideas of what is substance and what is structure in the on- and off-line worlds. Put into HTML by Ton Rueckert. [Thanks!]
The Following files are in ASCII only:
I may HTMLize them soon or reference my posts on DejaNews instead,
so if you want to reference a plain-text article, and to make sure your
links remain useful, you may consider including the URL of this whole page.
Living Systems suggests some ideas on general laws of functional evolution of various systems and emergence of super-entities. (See also TeX version)
On Science and purpose - my post on CybCom list in July 1995. I recently rediscovered it and think it's pretty good ;-)
On traffic signs, reptiles and future
A complete history of humans and technology - don't get scared, it's just one page...
Software Tax, Communism and Public Good - how to use taxes to fund software development.
On Abortions - some philosophical views on responsibilities of intelligent beings regardless of reproductive specifics.
Idea Futures - my essay with some ideas on the fascinating subject first put forward by Robin Hanson.
Futurology - My thoughts on where it stands now, and what it should be.
Identity - Limitations of the concept. Idea of Identity Space. Future liquid intelligence is going to have real problems with this identity thing...
Some thoughts on body ownership
Landfills - they are the greatest asset of humankind!
Infinitely Fast Computer, and how to build it with basement Universes.
Mutual Organ Donation Society (MODS) could resolve the ethical problems of organ donation - as well as lack of donors.
Semantic Space - this could be the place where the nature keeps its laws (or God - her software). This is also an attempt to put rational foundation under Plato's and Sheldrake's ideas. It is an old article, I wrote it back in Russia, and its English is somewhat clumsy. ( ASCII version)
Message Rating - or how we can solve the information noise problems and rebuild the global body of knowledge with collaborative filtering of documents. ( ASCII version)
See also Web rating: Bootstrapping the service - sketch
Ring World - how not to build human settlements in the Solar system.
Science and Fiction - why these things have split, and what will happen next.
Identity and trans-temporal self[?]-coercion
Do you have a right to sell yourself into slavery?
I suggest new answers to this old libertarian dilemma,
and philosophize on some identity issues.
Some philosophical thoughts on Math and Science - my short reply to Leonard Adleman's view on relation between mathematics and science.
Indian lottery and functional sovereignty A short post to the Extropian list on a new Indian lottery and some issues on territorial and functional sovereignty.
Private Traces in Public Places - notes on technology and future of privacy.
William Gibson and Schools - very critical thoughts
on Gibson's suggestions on robbing software markets to ruin
education, and what schools and Gibson should do instead.
Some of my Usenet posts:
Do you have a right to have children on the overcrowded earth?
On Evil, Children and Holy Cows
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Little Indian Girl Hilariously Blames Prime Minister Modi for Boring Education System - Video
New Delhi (Sputnik): Children have their own issues with life! This little girl’s innocent outburst on the education system has left the Twitterati in awe, with the video going viral on social media and raking up hundreds of thousands of views and re-tweets.
In an amusing narration of her ordeal, a little girl in India’s western state of Gujarat has listed the problems she faces every day because of school and says she wants to get rid of the “troublesome” system. Speaking mostly in her mother tongue Gujarati, she highlights how challenging it is to be a student today.
She blames the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government for her distress, as she says: “Modi ko Iss Baar Harana Hi Padega” (Modi has to be defeated next time).
“I want to get rid of this education system. As soon as it’s time for school, I have to wake up early, I am rushed to take a bath, finish my milk, take my bag and rush to school. Alas! I have to bear with subjects like Maths, English, and Environmental Science (EVS) throughout!” says the little girl in about a minute-long video clip which has gone viral since being posted on Wednesday.
When asked what she would do if she comes across the founder of education system, she says: “I would thrash him and beat him black and blue. Had he (founder) made the education interesting, I would have enjoyed studying.”
At the end of her outburst, she blames Prime Minister Modi for the entire problem.
The reactions to the video were a mixture of laughter and satire. While some reacted over the girl’s innocuous anger, others showed support for the need for change in the “stressful” education system. People also tagged the prime minister in their reactions to the video.
The video has garnered over 3,000 re-tweets, 8,600 likes and 249,000 views.


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Computer Engineering
There are many different engineering types to chose from and i am not quite sure which one i want. Although i am interested in computer science and that is why i chose it for the website. In computer science you can develope hardware and software, see how computers work, and alot of other things. Two of the things i did that were involved in computer science were make a website and game.
This is a beautiful paragraph about my game. My game features an alien space man character, boxes, enemies, and some coins. When you get 16 coins, you win! Then the game will restart. It is very exciting. There is a wall of dirt blocks at the edge so the alien space man character does not go off the edge into the abyss. At some point, I will likely add more features to this exciting game!


Hi, I'm Minhao Fan, a second-year student of the Master of Computer Science Program at RICE University. I received my B.S degree in Intelligence Science and Technology from Peking University in 2020. I worked as a research intern at the Spatial and Temporal Restoration Understanding and Compression Team (STRUCT) at WICT under the supervision of Prof. Jiaying Liu. Now I am working as a research intern supervised by Prof. Xia (Ben) Hu at Rice University.
We present a comprehensive study and evaluation of existing single image low-light enhancement algorithms from the perspective of both human perception and machine vision. Beyond the traditional evaluations in the view of low-level vision, we make the first attempt to set and address a novel task, i.e. face detection in the low-light condition, to explore the potential of benefiting high-level vision tasks with image enhancement methods, both off-line and in an end-to-end manner.
Based on the observation that various objects and backgrounds have different material, reflection and perspective attributes, regions of a single low-light image may require different adjustment and enhancement regarding contrast, illumination and noise. We propose an enhancement pipeline with three parts which effectively utilize the semantic layer information. Specifically, we extract the segmentation layer as well as the reflectance, and illumination, and concurrently enhance every separate region, i.g. sky, ground and objects for outdoor scenes.
Applying Graph Neural Networks to Sales Volume Forecasting
Portrait Matting on Mobile Devices: Towards App development with limited memory
Experiments concerning performance enhancement using the given board with limitation on both memory and available operations.
I introduce the feature-based knowledge distillation to the node classification task on graphs with the help of self-supervised learned GNN teachers which targets at filling the performance gap between the teacher and tiny mlp students.
Minhao Fan, Wenjing Wang, Wenhan Yang, & Jiaying Liu. Integrating Semantic Segmentation and Retinex Model for Low-Light Image Enhancement. ACM International Conference on Multimedia (ACM MM), 2020.
Jiaying Liu, Dejia Xu, Wenhan Yang, Minhao Fan, & Haofeng Huang. Benchmarking Low-Light Image Enhance-ment for Human Perception and Machine Intelligence. International Journal of Computer Vision (IJCV), 2020.
I developed a bot using greedy algorithm for the game of Ataxx on Botzone in the course 'Introduction to Computation'.
This project includes a simulation program of a WeChat game : ‘The Strongest Projectile’. Also, we wrote a DQN algorithm which taught the agent to play the game. (Ref: https://github.com/RuntianZ/IRL)
A simple file server which enables users to manage their files as well as setup groups with friends for file sharing. (Ref: https://github.com/XFW-go/PKU-Web-Project)
A multi-stream dense network is proposed to extract both high and low-level features from rain images to predict the rain-streak map. (Ref: https://github.com/XFW-go/Derain-Proj-Comp549)


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Valve
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Markus "Count Floyd" Klinge
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Pierre-Marie Baty
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Splorygon
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KWo
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Whistler
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Chinmayi Ambati
Current
I am a new member of the Fall Batch working on my Masters of Applied Computer Science.
Educational Background
I pursued my under graduation from Geethanjali college of Engineering and Technology in the stream of Electronics and Communication Engineering. During this program, I have displayed academic excellence by securing the highest percentage in my college. I interned with Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) in the field of Machine learning and worked on various Python libraries and R studio, analyzed best outcomes of a pattern in Machine learning and also created classification and regression supervised algorithms. Besides that I got nominated for EXCITE 2k17, a summer product engineering workshop rganized by Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University which is focused in the fields of IOT, Machine learning and Cloud computing. This program helped me to ideate, learn new technology and implement product prototypes with the active support from industry mentors and start-ups. This experience helped me determine my acumen in adapting to new technologies. Thus I am driven towards pursuing a master’s program in Computer science even though I was offered jobs by INFOSYS and Netelixir during placements at my college.
Plans and Interests
I am not sure about my plans yet but I am really interested in Mobile computing and developing web apps using JavaScript and HTML.
Aside
Something interesting about me would be that I love playing Table Tennis and I played for my University (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University).

Courses
These are the courses I took in my first semester.
- DataBase Systems
- Object Oriented Programming
- Web apps and services
| Course | Time |
|---|---|
| Web Apps | 1:00PM |
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A C encoding/decoding library for the MessagePack serialization format.
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Contains types, constants and functions shared by both the encoding and decoding portions of MPack.
Data Structures | |
| struct | mpack_tag_t |
| An MPack tag is a MessagePack object header. More... | |
| union | mpack_tag_t.v |
| The value for non-compound types. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | MPACK_LIBRARY_STRING |
| A string describing MPack, containing the library name, version and debug mode. More... | |
| #define | MPACK_VERSION |
| A number containing the version number of MPack for comparison purposes. More... | |
| #define | MPACK_VERSION_AT_LEAST(major, minor, patch) (MPACK_VERSION >= (((major) * 10000) + ((minor) * 100) + (patch))) |
| A macro to test for a minimum version of MPack. More... | |
| #define | MPACK_VERSION_MAJOR 0 |
| The major version number of MPack. More... | |
| #define | MPACK_VERSION_MINOR 8 |
| The minor version number of MPack. More... | |
| #define | MPACK_VERSION_PATCH 2 |
| The patch version number of MPack. More... | |
| #define | MPACK_VERSION_STRING |
| A string containing the MPack version. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | mpack_error_t { mpack_ok = 0, mpack_error_io = 2, mpack_error_invalid, mpack_error_type, mpack_error_too_big, mpack_error_memory, mpack_error_bug, mpack_error_data } |
| Error states for MPack objects. More... | |
| enum | mpack_type_t { mpack_type_nil = 1, mpack_type_bool, mpack_type_float, mpack_type_double, mpack_type_int, mpack_type_uint, mpack_type_str, mpack_type_bin, mpack_type_ext, mpack_type_array, mpack_type_map } |
| Defines the type of a MessagePack tag. More... | |
Functions | |
| const char * | mpack_error_to_string (mpack_error_t error) |
| Converts an MPack error to a string. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_array (int32_t count) |
| Generates an array tag. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_bin (int32_t length) |
| Generates a bin tag. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_bool (bool value) |
| Generates a bool tag. More... | |
| int | mpack_tag_cmp (mpack_tag_t left, mpack_tag_t right) |
| Compares two tags with an arbitrary fixed ordering. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_double (double value) |
| Generates a double tag. More... | |
| bool | mpack_tag_equal (mpack_tag_t left, mpack_tag_t right) |
| Compares two tags for equality. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_ext (int8_t exttype, int32_t length) |
| Generates an ext tag. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_false (void) |
| Generates a bool tag with value false. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_float (float value) |
| Generates a float tag. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_int (int64_t value) |
| Generates a signed int tag. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_map (int32_t count) |
| Generates a map tag. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_nil (void) |
| Generates a nil tag. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_str (int32_t length) |
| Generates a str tag. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_true (void) |
| Generates a bool tag with value true. More... | |
| mpack_tag_t | mpack_tag_uint (uint64_t value) |
| Generates an unsigned int tag. More... | |
| const char * | mpack_type_to_string (mpack_type_t type) |
| Converts an MPack type to a string. More... | |
| struct mpack_tag_t |
An MPack tag is a MessagePack object header.
It is a variant type representing any kind of object, and includes the value of that object when it is not a compound type (i.e. boolean, integer, float.)
If the type is compound (str, bin, ext, array or map), the embedded data is stored separately.
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| int8_t | exttype | The extension type if the type is mpack_type_ext. |
| mpack_type_t | type | The type of value. |
| union mpack_tag_t | v | The value for non-compound types. |
| union mpack_tag_t.v |
The value for non-compound types.
| #define MPACK_LIBRARY_STRING |
A string describing MPack, containing the library name, version and debug mode.
| #define MPACK_VERSION |
A number containing the version number of MPack for comparison purposes.
| #define MPACK_VERSION_AT_LEAST | ( | major, | |
| minor, | |||
| patch | |||
| ) | (MPACK_VERSION >= (((major) * 10000) + ((minor) * 100) + (patch))) |
A macro to test for a minimum version of MPack.
| #define MPACK_VERSION_MAJOR 0 |
The major version number of MPack.
| #define MPACK_VERSION_MINOR 8 |
The minor version number of MPack.
| #define MPACK_VERSION_PATCH 2 |
The patch version number of MPack.
| #define MPACK_VERSION_STRING |
A string containing the MPack version.
| enum mpack_error_t |
Error states for MPack objects.
When a reader, writer, or tree is in an error state, all subsequent calls are ignored and their return values are nil/zero. You should check whether the source is in an error state before using such values.
| enum mpack_type_t |
Defines the type of a MessagePack tag.
| const char* mpack_error_to_string | ( | mpack_error_t | error | ) |
Converts an MPack error to a string.
This function returns an empty string when MPACK_DEBUG is not set.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_array | ( | int32_t | count | ) |
Generates an array tag.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_bin | ( | int32_t | length | ) |
Generates a bin tag.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_bool | ( | bool | value | ) |
Generates a bool tag.
| int mpack_tag_cmp | ( | mpack_tag_t | left, |
| mpack_tag_t | right | ||
| ) |
Compares two tags with an arbitrary fixed ordering.
Returns 0 if the tags are equal, a negative integer if left comes before right, or a positive integer otherwise.
See mpack_tag_equal() for more information on when tags are considered equal.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_double | ( | double | value | ) |
Generates a double tag.
| bool mpack_tag_equal | ( | mpack_tag_t | left, |
| mpack_tag_t | right | ||
| ) |
Compares two tags for equality.
Tags are considered equal if the types are compatible and the values (for non-compound types) are equal.
The field width of variable-width fields is ignored (and in fact is not stored in a tag), and positive numbers in signed integers are considered equal to their unsigned counterparts. So for example the value 1 stored as a positive fixint is equal to the value 1 stored in a 64-bit unsigned integer field.
The "extension type" of an extension object is considered part of the value and much match exactly.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_ext | ( | int8_t | exttype, |
| int32_t | length | ||
| ) |
Generates an ext tag.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_false | ( | void | ) |
Generates a bool tag with value false.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_float | ( | float | value | ) |
Generates a float tag.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_int | ( | int64_t | value | ) |
Generates a signed int tag.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_map | ( | int32_t | count | ) |
Generates a map tag.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_nil | ( | void | ) |
Generates a nil tag.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_str | ( | int32_t | length | ) |
Generates a str tag.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_true | ( | void | ) |
Generates a bool tag with value true.
| mpack_tag_t mpack_tag_uint | ( | uint64_t | value | ) |
Generates an unsigned int tag.
| const char* mpack_type_to_string | ( | mpack_type_t | type | ) |
Converts an MPack type to a string.
This function returns an empty string when MPACK_DEBUG is not set.


Mangabey and Chimpanzee Cooperation and Cognition
I spent three field seasons, from 2013 to 2015, in the Tai Forest, Ivory Coast, to study sooty mangabeys and Western chimpanzees and try to define what, if anything, makes chimpanzee sociality special, and what impact this has on cognitive abilities. While we know a lot about chimpanzee behaviour, sooty mangabeys had received little attention, despite living terrestrialy in large and complex social groups. Splitting my time between one chimpanzee and one mangabey community, I collected the same data in both species to enable us to compare them directly. Through collaboration with my colleagues Anna Preis and Liran Samuni (for the chimpanzees), and Jan Gogarten and Clement Gba (for the mangabeys), and with the invaluable help of the dedicated field assistants of the Tai Chimpanzee Project, we were able to illuminate previously unknown cognitive abilities in both species and shed further life on the way cooperation shapes their everyday life.
One result of the immediate comparison of the two species was that both of them rely heavily on their cooperative partners, and they make complex choices every day to figure out with whom to cooperate. They also protect their relationships against competition. Both chimpanzees and mangabeys select partners for grooming interactions out of a pool of available group members, and choose while considering a large number of characteristics at the same time: their rank, age, sex, whether they have a baby or not, their previous interactions with each other, but also based on who else is around. If friends of an individual are present, who are likely to disrupt the grooming interactions, that individual is a much less attractive grooming partner (Mielke et al. 2018). We later showed in chimpanzees that food sharing is similarly the results of a multidimensional choice based on partner characteristics and past cooperative interactions (Samuni et al. 2018). After having made such an effort to find someone to cooperate with, individuals in both species make sure that their friends do not cheat on them, by intervening to disrupt their ongoing grooming interactions (Mielke et al. 2017). Interventions are also used strategically to prevent close-ranked competitors from making new alliances. In a separate study on the hormonal correlates of reconciliation after fights, we showed that chimpanzees have a number of different ways to make up with their friends after a disagreement (Preis et al. 2018). Also, we could show that one reason for the importance of cooperation in chimpanzees is the competition between neighbouring communities, who fight over territory and resources (Samuni et al. 2019). The reason we find few differences between species in these studies is likely that all anthropoid primates are very attuned to their social environment, because living in large groups puts a lot of pressure on successfully processing information about other group members’ behaviour. While the skills of both mangabeys and chimpanzees in the cooperative context are among the most complex abilities found in any animal species, they likely only scratch the surface of all the calculations these animals have to make on a daily bases when it comes to coordinating their life with that of dozens of friends, family, and foes, who all have their own history and interests.
Despite all the similarities, the two species differ in some aspects. In an upcoming book chapter, we show that mangabeys’ social relationships are generally more stable than those of chimpanzees, likely because their friendships are based on rank and kinship, which are highly stable in sooty mangabeys (Wittig et al. forthcoming). The dominance hierarchy of female chimpanzees, which is highly stable in East African chimpanzees, seems to be more flexible in Tai: while rank changes are rare, they do occur and potentially allow females to jostle for positions of power (Mielke et al. 2019). Also, the way groups move around the forest is different between the two species and creates different pressures regarding group coordination and information transfer. Chimpanzees live in so-called fission-fusion societies, where the group is rarely together as a whole but splits up into smaller groups with changing compositions, spread over large swaths of the forest. When faced with extremely threatening paper-mache snakes, chimpanzees will remain close to the snake and call out when new individuals arrive, because this is the most accurate way to warn others of the threat. Mangabeys, who move around the forest in large groups that are generally cohesive, do not have to inform others personally: if you call when nobody else is close to the snake model, you can be quite sure that other group members can here you, are warned of the threat, and pass it on once they see it themselves (Mielke et al. 2019). In an upcoming paper (Mielke et al. 2020, Animal Behaviour), we show that mangabeys can probably never predict the exact the identity of everyone who will be close-by, because there is no clear subgrouping going on an any group member can be anywhere in the group at any time. This is very different from the stable subgroups of chimpanzees, and potentially makes it difficult for mangabeys to plan ahead. However, we also show that this problem is alleviated by the fact that mangabeys cluster based on age, sex, kinship, and rank: so, while I cannot predict which subadult males will be together at any given point, if I see one subadult male I can be reasonably sure that some of the others are not too far off. So while chimpanzees have a very accurate idea about who is with them at any time, mangabeys have to make do with a probabilistic representation.
Over the years, our work with the mangabeys has also led to more insights into the biology and behaviour of these fascinating and understudied primates. Jan Gogarten and colleagues could show that group membership and kin relations influence how similar the microbiomes of individual mangabeys in our group are (Gogarten et al. 2018), and that pathogen-carrying flies follow the mangabey group around over relatively long distances (Gogarten et al. 2019). In two upcoming papers, spearheaded by Clement Gba, we show that mangabey males have an important impact on feeding competition in the community, and that high-ranking individuals are more likely to be in the centre of the group and therefore spend less time being vigilant and more time eating. All in all, with now 7 years of longterm behavioural and genealogical data and a large number of biological samples available, our mangabey groups is a thriving environment for future research on primate sociality and biology.
Press releases: https://www.mpg.de/12125811/grooming-social-relationship
https://www.mpg.de/11695920/chimpanzees-and-sooty-mangabeys-group-relationships
https://www.mpg.de/12338783/wild-chimpanzees-share-food-with-their-friends


so i did install emocms from ground up and got feeds ok
now in the processs of build dashboards i discovered that the bargraphs are not right...
http://energymonitor-dk.dns4e.net/emoncms/boelle/
i used this guide to do the install
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/bufferedwrite/docs/install.md
my plan is to get it all setup and then switch to full master branch... i run hdd and it will spin all the time, the more writes will not wear more on the bearing but only on the stepper that moves the write heads...
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
also just discovered that the graph i created for my hot water temp last night stopped about 2 hours...
today i have deleted all feeds and started over... now non of the graphs seems to work
inputs look ok... feeds also, even the feed size are going up
will check out a few more things
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
nope the feeds does not grow... but did last night... checking that i did all the steps in the install guide
EDIT: tried to start feedwriter thou i expected it to run...
It did not run ok... had to hit ctrl+c
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
hmm could not see the dio.so anywhere in the install guide...
where did i screw up this time?
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
could it be that i skipped pass the read-only stuff and my fstab looks like this:
proc /proc proc defaults 0 0
/dev/mmcblk0p1 /boot vfat defaults,ro 0 2
#/dev/mmcblk0p2 / ext4 defaults,noatime 0 1
/dev/sda1 / ext4 defaults,noatime 0 1
# a swapfile is not a swap partition, so no using swapon|off from here on, use dphys-swapfile swap[on|off] for that
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
dooh
dio.so is not there, bummer
now what package is that one a part of, should be there since i "think" i did almost all steps
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
install guide missed these steps:
sudo pecl install channel://pecl.php.net/dio-0.0.6
sudo nano /etc/php5/cli/php.ini
add extension=dio.so to file in the beginning of the ;Dynamic Extensions; section on line 843
but still a bit of errors left when i try to start feedwriter:
pi@raspberrypi /usr/lib/php5/20100525+lfs $ PHP Warning: Module 'dio' already loaded in Unknown on line 0
PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /var/www/emoncms/run/feedwriter.php on line 42
PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function prepare() on a non-object in /var/www/emoncms/run/feedwriter.php on line 42
and of course feeds are not written to disk so size stays at 0.... but in emoncms its counted on the feeds list, just not written to disk so graphs are not working...
but the bargraph still have the extra 3 buttons with / in front of the text.
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
anyone able to help out?
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
no one ever encountered this before?
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
hmm... a wild guess.... but will switching to full solve the feed write issue?
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/bufferedwrite/docs/switchtofull.md
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
Boelle, will you please stop 'bumping' your posts!!
If someone had an answer to your question, they would post it, but this incessant bumping to the top of the Active queue is unfair to other posters - who equally want answers to their questions too.
I know it's frustrating when you don't get a speedy reply, but this thread has 9 consecutive comments, all by you, many of which add nothing constructive - except of course to return it to the top of the active queue. If you do find it necessary to bump your post, at least leave it 2 or 3 days to give chance for other members to respond.
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Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
i'm desperate here yes... and i try to solve as much i can myself and posting what i'm trying....
even write a mail at support email too...
of course i could get me a pi more and use that for emon alone... but thought i would use the same for more than one thing
but well it might be the end of it...
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
problem solved... sort of..
i used the low write ready to go image... removed the fireall uwf as it was blocking a voice server, i dont like more than one firewall anyway.
now removing uwf somehow made the webserver unaccessible
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
all problems but one sorted...
input does not show anything...
tested with minicom that the data is getting in. led blinks
emonhub.conf also set with the right decode stuff, i saved that bit from last, checked that the api write key in conf is the same as in emoncms.
no errors when i restart the emonhub service
pi@raspberrypi ~/emonhub/conf $ tail -f /var/log/emonhub/emonhub.log
1970-01-01 01:00:56,080 INFO EmonHub Pre-Release Development Version (rc1.0)
1970-01-01 01:00:56,083 INFO Opening hub...
1970-01-01 01:00:59,128 WARNING 1 Discarded RX frame 'non-numerical content' : ['>\x00', '4b']
1970-01-01 01:00:59,538 WARNING 3 Discard RX frame 'information' : ['>', '210g']
1970-01-01 01:00:59,948 WARNING 5 Discard RX frame 'information' : ['>', '15i']
2014-11-08 22:02:31,430 INFO EmonHub Pre-Release Development Version (rc1.0)
2014-11-08 22:02:31,433 INFO Opening hub...
2014-11-08 22:02:34,472 WARNING 1 Discard RX frame 'information' : ['>', '4b']
2014-11-08 22:02:35,349 WARNING 5 Discard RX frame 'information' : ['>', '210g']
2014-11-08 22:02:35,769 WARNING 7 Discard RX frame 'information' : ['>', '15i']
the other logs does not exist
will this time patient wait until someone can help me witj pointers for why input page is not building up as normal
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
Have you configured emonhub.conf correctly? on the ready to go image emonhub.conf was moved to /boot/emonhub.conf, but your prompt location in the 1st line of your log file suggests you may of edited the original copy in the ~/emonhub/conf directory
Otherwise if you set the logfile setting to debug in emonhub.conf you can see more of what's happening (or not as the case maybe)
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bingo... :-D
now i just need to move 2 of the partitions to hdd and then switch to master branch,,,,
Re: bargraph vis have buttons with / in them
again with the risk of a butt kick....
i got all feeds setup like i want
then i looked at https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/bufferedwrite/docs/switchtofull.md
did excatly as it said... but now the webpages are gone.... when i enter my local ip it goes to the emoncms folder but no pages are shown, nor any error
EDIT: not total true...
Already on 'master'
Your branch is behind 'origin/master' by 15 commits, and can be fast-forwarded.
EDIT2: tried to switch back to the bufferedwrite branch and emonhub.log now says:
2014-11-09 00:43:59,900 WARNING Couldn't send to server, HTTPError: 500
2014-11-09 00:43:59,908 WARNING Send failure: wanted 'ok' but got
and they are filling up fast
EDIT3:
after switch to master branch of course you have to do a git pull to do the fast forward. But pages are still not up and the emonhub are filled fast with errors
EDIT4:
last odd thing spotted before i head out in the real world:
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo service feedwriter stop
Log is turned off
ERROR: file not found : '/var/www/emoncms/run/feedwriter.php'
EDIT5: sucess.....
'phpfiwa'=>array( 'datadir'=>'/home/trystan/Data/19July/phpfiwa/' )
guide says to add that--- but says not where in the section... so missing out a comma is easy...
complete section should look like this thou:
$feed_settings = array(
'phpfina'=>array(
'datadir'=>'/home/pi/data/phpfina/'
),
'phptimeseries'=>array(
'datadir'=>'/home/pi/data/phptimeseries/'
),
'phpfiwa'=>array(
'datadir'=>'/home/pi/data/phpfiwa/'
)
);
EDIT6: baah.. now building the dashboard again and the bargraph vis is not right... still / and 3 buttons not there in bufferedwrite version.. and the frame in that vis is not there...
EDIT7: after a nights sleep the bargraphs are almost "normal", frame is there and the bars are like they should, but what are the 3 extra buttons with / in them for?
EDIT8: Think there might be a small error in the bargraph vis, today after i got all the dashboards etc like i want i decided to reset the data, graphs that does not have any data yet, ie graphs data is et to display daily usage does not have the frame in them, but if i set same graph to an interval of say 15mins will have the frames as soon the 15 mins have happened, nomattter if the data is 0 or not. and still 3 extra buttons not found in the low write version