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Berea College
Student Software Developer/ Berea, KY/ 2017 - Present
As a software developer, I collaborate closely with other team members to develop, deploy and maintain 3+ live Flask and SQLite-based web applications used by 1600+ students and 300+ faculty.I am also responsible for updating clients frequently about the status of their requests and respond to their feedbacks on software iterations.


Let's start with console-log , then ascii, then sending email, then listening to others and send out, then post it on social media.


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Create a SwiftUI project from Xcode's template.
Making a first change in the code.
Create a SwiftUI project
SwiftUI preview panel
Change "Hello, World" to "Hello, Swift Vietnam"
struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { Text("Hello, Swift Vietnam!").padding() } }
Run app on Simulator


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I am Mounika Guntupalli.
I am doing my <1> masters at NJIT with Information
Systems as my
major .
I want to learn how to design a website and create one for myself.
I can tell about myself in few Adjectives like :
I always follow the quote
"Be happy for this moment.This moment is your life."
Link to GOOGLE


Index
Request shipping address and calculate shipping options
Sample 1: Browser UX
Sample 2: Payment App UX
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Gear Rarity
Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 3:58 pm
Pretty early in xen, spirit gear had no graphics etc, and it was the best of the best poo. Soon after came Om gear, and a heap of new weapons, etc.
One of the things I remember was that armor types had a pretty smooth transition value-wise going all the way up to mystic. Then something horrible happened. Even though spirit armors weren't all too rare, getting from mystic to spirit was near impossible. Not only because of the huge value discrepancy, but also because those who had SP armor didn't want to trade it down for a screen full of mystic poo. Because of this, and the addition of ominex, dirus and diabolic armors, I think the gaps in gear rarity should be reworked so that the gap between mystic and spirit isn't so enormous. Basically, I think ominex should be the new spirit armor, and dirus/diabolic would be for the really rich/lucky. Mystic should also be raised in value, as it is currently as worthless as any other piece of armor out there, be it elemental or ref plate.
If I'm using the VT system for values, I think it should be something like this:
Elemental Armors - 1 VT
Mystic Armors - 4 VTs
Spirit Armors - 12 VTs
Ominex Armors - 48 VTs
Dirus/Diab Armors- 100+ VTs
try not to think of those VT values in todays market. It's basically to show that 3-4 mystic armors could get you an SP armor, which wouldn't happen EVER in todays market. And 3-4 Sp armors would get you an Om leather, which would never happen today. Also, adding a couple mystic armors for a trade for Om leather wouldn't be joke filler, it would hold some value. When the gaps between each armor piece are proportional, finding a good drop rate probably wouldn't be too difficult.
One of the things I remember was that armor types had a pretty smooth transition value-wise going all the way up to mystic. Then something horrible happened. Even though spirit armors weren't all too rare, getting from mystic to spirit was near impossible. Not only because of the huge value discrepancy, but also because those who had SP armor didn't want to trade it down for a screen full of mystic poo. Because of this, and the addition of ominex, dirus and diabolic armors, I think the gaps in gear rarity should be reworked so that the gap between mystic and spirit isn't so enormous. Basically, I think ominex should be the new spirit armor, and dirus/diabolic would be for the really rich/lucky. Mystic should also be raised in value, as it is currently as worthless as any other piece of armor out there, be it elemental or ref plate.
If I'm using the VT system for values, I think it should be something like this:
Elemental Armors - 1 VT
Mystic Armors - 4 VTs
Spirit Armors - 12 VTs
Ominex Armors - 48 VTs
Dirus/Diab Armors- 100+ VTs
try not to think of those VT values in todays market. It's basically to show that 3-4 mystic armors could get you an SP armor, which wouldn't happen EVER in todays market. And 3-4 Sp armors would get you an Om leather, which would never happen today. Also, adding a couple mystic armors for a trade for Om leather wouldn't be joke filler, it would hold some value. When the gaps between each armor piece are proportional, finding a good drop rate probably wouldn't be too difficult.


org.chromium.sdk
Interface RestartFrameExtension
public interface RestartFrameExtension
An extension to CallFrame
API that supports restart frame operation. Some backends
or VM versions may not support it.
- See Also:
JavascriptVm.getRestartFrameExtension()
restartFrame
RelayOk restartFrame(CallFrame callFrame,
GenericCallback<java.lang.Boolean> callback,
SyncCallback syncCallback)
- Restarts a frame (all frames above are dropped from the stack, this frame is started over).
- Parameters:
callback
- is notified about operation outcome; for success the boolean parameter
is true if VM has been resumed and is expected to get suspended again in a moment (with
a standard 'resumed' notification), and is false if callframes list is already updated
without VM state change (this case presently is never actually happening)
canRestartFrame
boolean canRestartFrame(CallFrame callFrame)
- Returns:
- whether reset operation is supported for the particular callFrame


This in-class demonstration of how a Link-state Algorithm works requires:
To start this activity describe what a Link-State Algorithm does: That it builds
a network of routers and determines the fastest path for a message to travel from
one router to a different router, based on the shortest distance between routers.
At the start of the activity have several student stand in the middle of the
open space, have them stand at irregular intervals and not just in a circle. Tell all the
student that they are now routers each of the routers have the same name as the student.
For example a student named Mark would lead to a router named Mark, this router and its
functions would be performed by the student Mark. Each student should be standing at
irregular interval throughout the space. Ask the students to find the “routers”
that are closest to them. Give the sheet of paper with the message on it. Tell the students
that the message must be passed to a different student in the router network, and it
can only be passed to the routers near them. This step should continue until the
message reaches its destination. Repeat this step several times. This demonstrates how the a
Link-State Algorithm works under normal conditions, with each router sending messages to the
router that leads to the shortest path to the destination. For the sake of simplicity have
the student estimate the shortest path for the message to take rather than measure the exact
distance.
Once the students have passed the message back and forth several times, ask
one of the students in the middle of the space to sit down, this should disrupt the network
that was created when the student passes messages. Have student pass the message making
sure that the missing person would have been used to pass the message. This demonstrates
how the network rebuilds after a router is lost. If you have time give the distance between
each student a distance or weight. Student should use this weight to send the messages to other
using the “fastest” path.


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It started with a few prescriptions for pain pills from about 1999 to 2003. By 2004, Columbus Southern Medical Center was doling out 800,000 controlled substances for pain. Then it was more than one million. And it didn’t stop there.
Physicians and their assistants at Columbus Southern — owned and managed by former Ohio University Trustee Kevin Lake — prescribed drugs like hydrocodone and oxycodone to hundreds of patients every day.
Still, the clinic, which was in operation as early as 1999 as a standard family medical clinic on 2912 S. High St. in Columbus, could only go so far.
In June 2010, the Drug Enforcement Administration executed a warrant to investigate the clinic. At that point, Lake stepped back. Around that time, he was also appointed to the Board of Trustees by then-Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland. Lake began to monitor and manage the clinic remotely, instructing physicians to never say that he owned it.
“Between the years 2004 and 2013, the prescribing doctors and staff ran Columbus Southern in a manner that was outside the usual course of professional practice, or not for legitimate medical purposes, in that they saw and prescribed controlled substances to hundreds of patients a day after patient visits that lasted just a few minutes each.” — Court records from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio Eastern Division.
A year later, in 2011, Ohio Gov. John Kasich passed House Bill 93, which strengthened the state’s ability to investigate and shut down pill mills.
“What the bill said was that it has to be owned by physicians or has to be owned by a hospital,” Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said. “So that that in of itself took a lot of ‘em. It just closed ‘em. So the bill itself ... has been one part of the overall effort to deal with the pain med problem.”
No one was found guilty in connection to the DEA’s investigation until 2014, when former staff member Terry Dragash pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute oxycodone. More than a year later, two other former staff members pleaded guilty as well.
It wasn’t until January that Lake, who graduated from OU’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1992, pleaded guilty to drug, tax and fraud charges and admitted to operating the pain management clinic as a pill mill. The clinic had made tens of millions of dollars.
While the clinic was still in operation, investigators began to notice its growth.
Sometimes, patients would line up outside Columbus Southern an hour and a half before it would open. On a regular day, doctors and assistants might see up to 100 patients, who usually paid solely with cash, for visits as short as a few minutes.
While the clinic’s client base continued to grow, doctors doled out opioids daily to patients, some of whom traveled long distances to seek out the clinic.
Lake resigned from OU’s Board of Trustees on Jan. 21. The trustees released a statement Jan. 31 that acknowledged Lake’s crimes.
Because Lake has yet to be sentenced, members of the U.S. Attorney General’s office declined to comment. Lake’s lawyer, Bradley Barbin, did not respond to phone calls or emails requesting comment.
“We are shocked and deeply disappointed by this development, and sympathize with the patients and their families impacted by his unlawful behavior,” reads the Board of Trustees’ statement.
Around the time that the DEA’s investigation of Columbus Southern began, about 10 pill mills were closed in Scioto County from 2010 to 2011.
Since then, DeWine said pill mills in Ohio have been “pretty much dealt with,” primarily because the state has focused on addressing the culture of drug addiction in prescribing practices. Meanwhile, his office has cracked down on investigating doctors who might not be adhering to the law.
“(Some doctors) only have the best interest of their patients at heart, but some of them are prescribing 30 to 35 to 40 pain pills for a fairly routine procedure, and what happens is these drugs if they're taken by the patient, all of them, the patient risks becoming addicted,” DeWine said.
DeWine said he wants to make sure people in pain are being adequately treated, but he stressed the need for weighing the risk of addiction against the seriousness of the problem. He said addressing those issues is how the state could decrease the number of drug-addicted people, and the number of pill mills as whole.
“We're making progress on the pain problem, but we still have a ways to go,” he said.


Tornado carves out 'a swathe of damage' through Christchurch
by RNZ18 November 2019
An eyewitness said she saw large debris swirling around the sky like paper as a tornado hit Christchurch, injuring two people when a store's roof collapsed.
The weather in the central city changed suddenly after 1.30pm [Monday 18 November]], with large hailstones pelting the city, along with thunder and strong winds.
Along with a temperature drop, a tornado also struck parts of the city. MetService have confirmed a tornado was formed.
Fire and Emergency say a roof collapsed at a SaveMart in Sydenham due to the tornado and it's left a trail of damage from central suburbs to the city's coastal areas.
Both people who injured were inside the building at the time.
St John said the two people have been taken to Christchurch Hospital with moderate injuries.
Speaking from outside the SaveMart store, Fire and Emergency assistant area commander Mike Bowden said a number of properties have lost roofing.
"There's been a swathe of damage through Christchurch for this very short and sharp burst of weather that we've had, so it comes really from this side of town right through to New Brighton, we understand there are properties that have lost rooving and there's been some other damage around the city as well."
Mr Bowden said the storm burst only lasted for a short period of time.
Eyewitness Victoria Harwood was in a central city apartment when she saw the tornado.
She said having never seen a tornado before, the experience was frightening.
"We saw these bits of debris sitting in the sky and swirling around. And from where we could see, it looked like it was paper, but as it got closer we realised it was bits of gib board, which I've now realised are probably off the SaveMart on Battersea St."
Further east in Richmond, Alison Kendall said the fruit and vege stand - which is a Toyota truck - had lost all of its boxes and fruit, which were flying everywhere.
Mrs Kendall said she had earlier tripped over when she ran to close a back door when it started hailing.

Mrs Kendall said she had been forced to close her shop, in order to clean up the glass from the broken window.
Raeonie Ellery was driving near Hornby when black clouds blocked out the Port Hills.
She said the hail was so intense it was like a bucket of stones being tipped over the car, and almost impossible to see.
"And as we were driving along it actually felt like an eclipse, this blackness came over us."
Part of the roof of a vehicle dealership on Wordsworth St was ripped off by the force of the tornado, scattering debris down the road outside, which has been closed for the cleanup.
A Fire and Emergency spokesperson said there had also been multitude of calls following the tornado, with reports of roofs being torn off and air conditioning units falling off buildings.
The spokesperson said while blue skies had returned to Christchurch after the brief thunderstorm, there appeared to be no lingering after affects on the transport network.
The Christchurch City Council said it had contractors on standby to check any potential damage from the tornado.
A spokesperson said contractors will check streets and parks now that the worst of the storm appeared to have passed.
Motorists are being asked to take extra care due to the conditions.


Module providing problem suite instance generation functionality.
The problem suite instances consist of a matrix, A, and a coefficient vector, alpha, with which the measurement vector, y, can be generated.
Notes
The matrices and vectors generated in this module use the numpy.random submodule. Consequently, the calling script or function should control the seed to ensure reproducibility.
Examples
Generate a problem suite instance:
>>> import numpy as np
>>> from magni.cs.phase_transition import _data
>>> m, n, k = 400, 800, 100
>>> A = _data.generate_matrix(m, n)
>>> alpha = _data.generate_vector(n, k)
>>> y = np.dot(A, alpha)
Generate a matrix belonging to a specific problem suite.
The available ensemble is the Uniform Spherical Ensemble. See Notes for a description of the ensemble.
| Parameters: |
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| Returns: | A (ndarray) – The generated matrix. |
Notes
Generate a vector belonging to a specific problem suite.
The available ensembles are the Gaussian ensemble and the Rademacher ensemble. See Notes for a description of the ensembles. Which of the available ensembles is used, is specified as a configuration option. Note, that the non-zero k non-zero coefficients are the k first entries.
| Parameters: |
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| Returns: | alpha (ndarray) – The generated vector. |
See also
Notes


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> Pairing >> FeedbackJuly 6, 2014
Paired programming is an important part of Dev Bootcamp's model. The importance of pairing stems from the concept that everyone has something to teach as well as to learn, and that through pairing you are able to accelerate your learning and to solidify your understanding of concepts by teaching others. A second reason why pairing sessions are so important is that they provide people feedback on how they are progressing and how they work with others.
The process of pairing and giving feedback is intimidating because of how exposed our weakness are to one another. And they are not just exposed, they are communicated back to us! EH! I think Brene Brown's Ted Talk "The Power of Vulnerability" really explains how difficult being vulnerable to others can be and how important it is for embracing the best parts of life. As I go through DBC, I am trying to remember her words and not shy away from these experiences of vulnerability. I have been apprehensive about pairing for a number of reasons. First, I tend to prefer to work individually, so I do not usually get too excited about having to work in pairs or groups. Second, I usually fear that I will be underprepared for our sessions and that it won't end up being very productive for the other person. In that sense, I fear it will be embarrassing that I don't know as much as the other person. I think as we are working remotely during our pre-work ('Phase 0') period, it is also just seems difficult/awkward to video chat and work with someone you've never met before. After each pairing session, however, I always feel relief. After getting all nervous about the sessions, I always feel like they were very beneficial and that I was not holding the other person back. I have found that the video conferences with strangers have not been uncomfortable at all, perhaps because we have a bond because we are sharing a very intense and life changing experience. During most of these sessions, I have felt like my abilities were somewhat behind with my pair, but not so far behind that I couldn't keep up with the work or challenge, or at least have something small to offer to the other person. The important second component to pairing is providing and receiving feedback from your pair. DBC is a proponent of feedback as it helps us improve the way we work with one another, thereby improving the experience for us all during DBC and molding us into more effective communicators and more capable employees. For me, the idea of reading feedback makes me want to hide under a table. I have nonetheless found that this, too, is not as bad as I've made it out to be. I think we are still all learning to write good feedback, so we have not yet had too much to put down, either positive or negative. I have found for myself and in reading my feedback that the feedback process is often reflective for the person giving the feedback. It forces us to look to things we both did well and both could have improved. It causes us to be reflective on how we interact as a pair and how we could improve. I think for the most part, we would not give feedback to someone that we also didn't then remind ourselves that it is something we should be doing as well. Feedback is difficult to give as often during pairing I am so focused on the code and they seem to go so smoothly, that I can't quite recall what we both did to contribute or detract from the session. I think making notes of what happened in the session and reflecting on it immediately afterwards will help me provided more detailed feedback to my pairs. Based on the feedback I have received, I'm going to remember to take a more goal-oriented and methodical approach to sessions. When I get stuck, I tend to get quiet and think things over in my head, and I'm getting better about talking out what I'm thinking (instead of just thinking it).> Pairing
> Feedback


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Over and under categories show up all over the place (notably covers and structure maps can use over categories, and algebras can use under categories). I've written the definitions and a bunch of simp lemmas in https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/over_under/category_theory/comma.lean#L195
Now I would like to prove some facts about limits/colimits in these categories. What would be the right file in mathlib to put these?
I guess the current "convention" would be a new file category_theory.limits.<something>
Ok, I'll do that. So that would probably be category_theory.limits.over
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(deleted)
It seems I'm pushing the limits of the category library again.
I'm trying to prove an equivalence of two categories: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/over_under/category_theory/comma.lean#L238
This is completely math-trivial: If I take Y
in the category over X
, then over Y
is equivalent to over (Y.left)
. There is almost no content... just composing some arrows. Still I'm running into deterministic timeouts and such. Is this just stuff that should wait?
I think you should write out the components of the natural isomorphisms anyways
Does it mean that Scott's magic auto-param are failing here?
Partly, yes. Maybe that would be fixed once back
and rewrite_search
are part of mathlib. But another problem is that the code is just terribly slow. At some point I close a goal by exact foobar
and this takes several seconds. I guess that is just exhibiting that we are stacking lots of stuff on top of each other. (In particular the pp.all
output is usually not much fun to look at.)
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| typedef std::random_access_iterator_tag | IteratorCategory |
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| typedef ElementType | ValueType |
| Type of the underlying elements. | |
| typedef ElementType * | PointerType |
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| typedef ElementType & | ReferenceType |
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| typedef ptrdiff_t | DifferenceType |
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| typedef IteratorCategory | iterator_category |
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| typedef ValueType | value_type |
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| typedef ReferenceType | reference |
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| typedef DifferenceType | difference_type |
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| typedef ConstIterator_< MT > | IteratorType |
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| ConstIterator & | operator+= (size_t inc) |
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| ReturnType | operator* () const |
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| auto | load () const noexcept |
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| bool | operator> (const ConstIterator &rhs) const |
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| bool | operator>= (const ConstIterator &rhs) const |
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| DifferenceType | operator- (const ConstIterator &rhs) const |
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| const ConstIterator | operator+ (const ConstIterator &it, size_t inc) |
| Addition between a ConstIterator and an integral value. More... | |
| const ConstIterator | operator+ (size_t inc, const ConstIterator &it) |
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| const ConstIterator | operator- (const ConstIterator &it, size_t dec) |
| Subtraction between a ConstIterator and an integral value. More... | |
Iterator over the elements of the dense matrix.
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Access to the SIMD elements of the matrix.
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Inequality comparison between two ConstIterator objects.
| rhs | The right-hand side iterator. |
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Direct access to the element at the current iterator position.
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Pre-increment operator.
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Post-increment operator.
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Addition assignment operator.
| inc | The increment of the iterator. |
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Calculating the number of elements between two iterators.
| rhs | The right-hand side iterator. |
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Pre-decrement operator.
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Post-decrement operator.
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Subtraction assignment operator.
| dec | The decrement of the iterator. |
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Less-than comparison between two ConstIterator objects.
| rhs | The right-hand side iterator. |
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Less-than comparison between two ConstIterator objects.
| rhs | The right-hand side iterator. |
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Equality comparison between two ConstIterator objects.
| rhs | The right-hand side iterator. |
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Greater-than comparison between two ConstIterator objects.
| rhs | The right-hand side iterator. |
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Greater-than comparison between two ConstIterator objects.
| rhs | The right-hand side iterator. |
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friend |
Addition between a ConstIterator and an integral value.
| it | The iterator to be incremented. |
| inc | The number of elements the iterator is incremented. |
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Addition between an integral value and a ConstIterator.
| inc | The number of elements the iterator is incremented. |
| it | The iterator to be incremented. |
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Subtraction between a ConstIterator and an integral value.
| it | The iterator to be decremented. |
| dec | The number of elements the iterator is decremented. |


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Use background-clip to specify the painting area of the background
CSS3 Gradients
Linear Gradient - top to bottom
Linear Gradient - left to right
Linear Gradient - diagonal
Linear Gradient - with a specified angle
Linear Gradient - with multiple color stops
Linear Gradient - color of a rainbow + text
Linear Gradient - with transparency
Linear Gradient - a repeating linear gradient
Radial Gradient - evenly spaced color stops
Radial Gradient - differently spaced color stops
Radial Gradient - set shape
Radial Gradient - different size keywords
Radial Gradient - a repeating radial gradient
CSS3 Shadow Effects
Simple shadow effect
Add a color to the shadow
Add a blur effect to the shadow
White text with black shadow
A red neon glow shadow
A red and blue neon glow shadow
White text with black, blue, and darkblue shadow
Add a simple box-shadow to an element
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Add color and blur effect to box-shadow
CSS3 Text
Specify how hidden, overflowed content should be signaled to the user
How to display the overflowed content when hover over the element
Allow long words to be able to be broken and wrap onto the next line
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CSS3 Fonts
Use your "own" fonts in @font-face rule
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CSS3 2D Transforms
translate() - move an element from its current position
rotate() - rotate an element clockwise
rotate() - rotate an element counter-clockwise
scale() - increase an element
scale() - decrease an element
skewX() - skews an element along the X-axis
skewY() - skews an element along the Y-axis
skew() - skews an element along the X and Y-axis
matrix() - rotate, scale, move, and skew an element
CSS3 3D Transforms
rotateX() - rotate an element around its X-axis at a given degree
rotateY() - rotate an element around its Y-axis at a given degree
rotateZ() - rotate an element around its Z-axis at a given degree
CSS3 Transitions
Transition - change width of an element
Transition - change width and height of an element
Specify different speed curves for a transition
Specify a delay for a transition effect
Add a transformation to a transition effect
Specify all transition properties in one shorthand property
CSS3 Animations
Bind an animation to an element
Animation - change background-color of an element
Animation - change background-color and position of an element
Delay an animation
Run animation 3 times before it stops
Run animation for ever
Run animation in reverse direction
Run animation in alternate cycles
Speed curves for animations
Animation shorthand property
CSS3 Multiple Columns
Create multiple columns
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Specify the style of the rule between columns
Specify the width of the rule between columns
Specify the color of the rule between columns
Specify the width, style and color of the rule between columns
Specify how many columns an element should span across
Specify a suggested, optimal width for the columns
CSS3 multiple columns explained
CSS3 User Interface
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Add space between an outline and the border of an element
CSS3 Box Sizing
Width of elements without box-sizing
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CSS3 Flexbox
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flex-direction - row-reverse
flex-direction - column
flex-direction - column-reverse
justify-content - flex-end
justify-content - center
justify-content - space-between
justify-content - space-around
align-items - stretch
align-items - flex-start
align-items - flex-end
align-items - center
align-items - baseline
flex-wrap - nowrap
flex-wrap - wrap
flex-wrap - wrap-reverse
align-content - center
Order the flex items
Margin-right:auto;
Margin:auto; = perfect centering
align-self on flex items
Specify the length of the flex item, relative to the rest of the flex items
Create a responsive website with flexbox
CSS3 Media Queries
Change the background-color to lightgreen if the viewport is 480px wide or wider
Show a menu that will float to the left of the page if the viewport is 480px wide or wider
CSS3 Media Queries - More Examples
The HTML page
Width from 520 to 699px - Apply an email icon to each link
Width from 700 to 1000px - Preface the links with a text
Width above 1001px - Apply email address to links
Width above 1151px - Add icon as we used before
Use the list of email links on a sidebar in a web page
CSS3 media queries examples explained


Design a camera with F/3.5 and EFL (effective focal length) = 52mm, total FOV = 45.2 degree, flat image surface, wavelength = 0.45, 0.5, 0.55, 0.6, 0.65, reference wavelength = 0.55um
As it contains three lenses, a smaller F# (3.5) is possible to get a good image quality.
Choice of glasses: To correct chromatic dispersion, use crown and flint glasses with +ve and -ve lenses. To reduce field curvature and generally other aberrations, use high index glasses. Therefore, we choose crown glass LaFN21(n=1.788, V=47.5) and flint glass SF53(n=1.728, V=28.7), which are among Schott's preferred glass types.
First order optics: As we need a positive system power, and a symmetric design about the stop can help reduce coma, lateral color and distortion, we choose the three lenses to be positive, negative, and positive, respectively. A simple 1st order layout is to have the positive lens with EFL = 52mm, negative lens with EFL = -52mm, and the third lens with the same power as the first one. To simplify the calculation, let the 1st and 3rd lens to be plano-convex lens with flat surface inside, the two surfaces of the 2nd lens have the same curvature but opposite signs.
The focal lens of a thin lens is given by
$\frac{1}{f}=(n-1)*[\frac{1}{R_1}-\frac{1}{R_2}]$where $f$ is the focal length, $R_1, R_2$ are the radius of the two surfaces of the lens. Hence I get the initial state as:
2nd step:
Start optimization: set up the gaps using optimization wizard.
Confine the center thickness of the lens to be in the range of 1/10 - 1/5 of its diameter, and set the EFL = 52mm.
After optimization, I get the following result:
Spot diagram:
Ray aberration:
Field curvature and distortion:
The major aberrations are: spherical, chromatic, coma, astigmatism and distortion.
Intermediate optimization: Change the pickup solve into variables, optimize for chromatic, spherical, and distortion.
I get:
Final optimization: Use vignetting to improve the edge field of view. Set the vignetting to 0.3 at the edge of the field. Typically, 50% vignetting at the edge is acceptable. Remove the chromatic correction and spherical aberration operands in Merit function, leaving only the lens thickness, focal length, and distortion operands. Use RMS wavefront in the optimization wizard to optimize for MTF, and the weight of the four fields to be 4:3:2:1.
I get:
FFT MTF is:


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Ugh. Where to begin.
First, I should note that this story is about an addiction to opiates. I should also note I don't go rabid at the mere mention of drugs because of my experience.  It's my fault.
Well, where to start. Alright, seventh grade.
'Here, take this.'
'What is it?'
'Hydrocodone.'
I was in love.
Over the years, I really fell in love with opiates and opioids. From propoxyphene to hydromorphone, I found purity. I never really had much of a chance to use them. I'd sometimes go months without taking them, but when I came across them, I'd get them. It wasn't really an addiction untill lately, just a passive desire for bliss.
Okay, August (It's October now). I had since chosen a favorite opioid, hydrocodone (Vicodin). I had found some reliable sources. I don't know why, but I figured I'd keep myself from diving too deep. Come to think of it, I pretty much did. Starting in August, I'd take them from twice a day to every three days (to let my tolerance drop). My dosages were from 8-50mgs. Vicoprofen and generic Vicodin were my delivery methods. Sometimes I'd snap them in half to increase absorption.
In about.. September, all the hydrocodone and oxycodone was gone. I didn't really feel much of a sense of loss, as I had started taking breaks from them (not that I meant to, I just couldn't get them sometimes). Right about here is where I started to become a rather irritable person.
But, lo and behold, codeine makes an appearance. I had never liked codeine, as it's a fairly weak opiate. Codeine was everywhere, sometimes I'd quit using it for three days (again, not by choice), and sometimes I'd use it twice a day. I quit sharing with friends. I'd spend at least three hours every morning staring at the ceiling whilst listening to Boards of Canada and Spiritualized. It was heaven.
But then, things started to slow down. My supply was wearing down, and everyone I knew had already raided their medicine cabinets. This is no good. My supply was gone, so I picked up some in Canada. 400mgs for $3.50 (American), can't beat that.
But then I had to clean myself up for drug screen, to get a job. Five days of hell was in store, though it could have been much worse. I told myself that if I couldn't go five days without any opiates, I'd get some clonidine and make myself go much longer.
Long story short, life sucked. I started to get bad headaches. I have mild arthritis (though I'm only 17, so that may not be it), and that really started to hurt. I was a very cranky person to be around. My temper was very short, my body ached, and I kept having vivid dreams and nightmares (though those were common, I never really remembered them). I felt a desire, a love for opiates. I felt drawn to their awesome presence. Afterall, who wouldn't like bliss, purity, and pride in a pill?
Life is much simpler with opiates. Something happens; good or bad? If it's good, nod. If it's bad, worry about it later. Just make sure that wall doesen't move. I believe I'm over it, but I'm refraining from consumption untill next year. What started as heaven and bliss turned out rather sour. Marijuana amplified the effects of withdrawl, as well.
A few Vicodin tabs, a Killians Irish Red, and some ganja will make for a good night. I just don't make it a habit, as those pills take back what they give. If I have nothing to give, they will still take. Though most pains and mood swings are gone, I still feel deeply drawn to opiates. The power of the poppy is immense. The joy it brings is immense. But it will bite back, if used in excess. And besides, it's an expensive habit. All I can say is I'm lucky I didn't dive too far in. A little responsibility is all it takes to keep out of trouble. The ability to stop when I notice negative effects is very good, as well. What I had was a mild habit. A severe addiction would have been pure torture.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This Influencer-Inspired End Table Doubles as a Lightbox for Photography
by DL CadeThis quirky concept creation may be the perfect piece of furniture for the Instagram influencer or Etsy seller in your life. It’s called the Photo Table, and it’s a half-end table half-lightbox that was “designed for public influencers.”
The Photo Table—which just took home a Red Dot Design Award in the Furniture category—was designed by South Korean company Zinus Inc., and the concept is pretty self explanatory: it’s a lightbox that was designed to “blend in beautifully with any living space, while serving as a tool to make pictures more.”
From the concept’s description:
Photo Table is furniture designed for public influencers, allowing their everyday moments to be captured and presented in a unique way.
[…]
Designed to function as a photo box, several features are important. The LED light on top illuminates the object. The walls of the frame are composed of semi-transparent PET to capture various angles. Additionally, the curved white background facilitates hiding of outlines, allowing the object to stand out. The background itself is also interchangeable.
In our humble opinion, it looks like a standard light box… with legs. But you have to give the designers points for originality. It seems the age of the social media influencer is even ‘influencing’ the kind of furniture we design.
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In a wireless mobile network, it is possible for a large number of data packets to transmit among nodes within a small period of time. Therefore, it is possible that some nodes might not behave as expected. It can eventually cause to a considerable amount of data packet drops. It shows that the existing security mechanisms have failed to distinguish between trustworthy and malicious nodes. Usually, the nodes select the shortest path. But sometimes it may not be the reliable route to transfer data. Proposing a method to evaluate the trustworthiness of each node, will address the issue up to a reasonable extent.
AODV is a routing protocol designed for wireless and mobile ad hoc networks which are widely used in the global and the local market. The new trust protocol which is being implemented as an extension to AODV, with new features and functions to guarantee the security and reliability of a MANET. Instead of the shortest path method of traditional AODV, this protocol will consider the most secured path for forwarding packets from a source node to a destination node. This trust based routing protocol increases the performance and the security of MANET networks.
Because of the challenges and the significance of the routing protocols, mobile ad hoc networks have become one of the most active research areas. There has been a number of research papers that have shown keen interests in this field.
[1] R. Dalal, “Different Ways to Achieve Trust in MANET,” Int. J. AdHoc Netw. Syst., vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 53–64, 2012.
[2] T. Farid and A. Prahladachar, “Secure Routing with AODV Protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks.”
[3] S. Subramanian and B. Ramachandran, “QOS Assestion in Routing based on Trusted AODV,” Int. J. Ad hoc, Sens. Ubiquitous Comput., vol. 3, no. 3, pp. 135–143, 2012.
[4] J. S. S.Uma, “Human Interaction Pattern Mining Using Enhanced Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm S.,” Int. J. Innov. Res. Comput. Commun. Eng., vol. 3, no. 10, pp. 10131–10138, 2015.


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I just created a hole command for filling in the fields of a structure when trying to write an instance. Does this look useful to the community and is there a different way it should work?
https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/pull/397
Not able to try this right now but this is something I've wanted often
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As part of the curriculum for a Software Engineering Course, students from Utah State developed Map Editors, which utilized an API to send maps over to this engine.
See the Screenshots Play Some MapsEach student was put into a team of 4. Together they had to design, implement, and code their project into being. Valueable lessons were shared all around as the team grew and learned from each other. No man was left behind.
Each member of the team had a job, and they did their job with skill. After carefully planning every model and view in their project, each team member went to town. Thus, were these intuitively astounding projects crafted.
As in any post-apocalyptic, zombie-filled land; as soon as they hit, it was every man for himself. Forget what I said about teamwork. Just run man! Expertise? As long as you hit 'im in the head you're good. Don't look back. Keep running. And you just might survive.


"BRICKS "the making of, formed the chief labour of the Israelites in Egypt(Exodus 1:13, 14). Those found among the ruins of Babylon and Nineveh are about a foot square and four inches thick. They were usually dried in the sun, though also sometimes in kilns (2 Samuel 12:31; Jeremiah 43:9; Nah. 3:14). (See NEBUCHADNEZZAR.) The bricks used in the tower of Babel were burnt bricks, cemented in the building by bitumen (Genesis 11:3).
"BRICKS "the making of, formed the chief labour of the Israelites in Egypt(Exodus 1:13, 14). Those found among the ruins of Babylon and Nineveh are about a foot square and four inches thick. They were usually dried in the sun, though also sometimes in kilns (2 Samuel 12:31; Jeremiah 43:9; Nah. 3:14). (See NEBUCHADNEZZAR.) The bricks used in the tower of Babel were burnt bricks, cemented in the building by bitumen (Genesis 11:3).


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20/21 STUDENT RENTAL FULLY FURNISHED
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20/21 ACADEMIC YEAR STUDENT RENTAL FULLY FURNISHED
$1800
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20/21 ACADEMIC YEAR STUDENT RENTAL
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20/21 ACADEMIC YEAR FULLY FURNISHED STUDENT RENTAL
$1800
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20/21 ACADEMIC YEAR FULLY FURNISHED
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One Bedroom Apartment/Spring Semester
$1250
1br -
450ft2 -
(Narragansett, near sea wall)
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Weekly Cottage Rental available to rent from 6/27/2020 to 8/29/2020
$1800
2br -
880ft2 -
(Narragansett)
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JAN '20 URI HOUSING - NARRAGANSETT, GREAT ISLAND
$1500
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(Narragansett, RI)
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$375.00/Night. Available GRADUATION Wkend!
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(The Pier, Narragansett)
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URI 2020-2021 School Year 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms $800 bedroom
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1600ft2 -
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Narragansett: URI * Jan 1, 2020 * SPRING Semester Deals * 5-6 Mos *
$1100
(Narragansett, Jamestown, North Kingstown, URI)
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Narragansett: URI * Jan - May 2020 *Academic * Study By The Sea *
$2400
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Great Bonnet Shores home for URI academic year
$2175
3br -
1988ft2 -
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URI Winter Cozy efficient home great location $625 per month!!
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Newer Construction 2 Bedroom Apartment
$1495
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Narraganset rental - heat and hot water included
$1500
(Narragansett, RI)
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Narragansett: URI Tranfer Students * Academic * Jan 2019 - May 2019
$1100
(Narragansett, Jamestown, North Kingstown, URI)
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Narragansett: Jan'2020 *5 Months *Beautiful! *Interior Decorated Home
$1800
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(Narragansett, North Kingstown, Jamestown, Newport, URI)
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$2025
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URI ACADEMIC RENTAL 2020/2021-ACROSS FROM NARRAGANSETT TOWN BEACH
$2025
3br -
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$2800
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4 Bed/2 Bath Scarborough URI Academic Rental 2020/21
$2800
4br -
2200ft2 -
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Narragansett pier. 2 BR. Steps to beach. Heat Included! Calendar year
$1200
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House --Log Cabin-for rent -- Bonnet Shores Sept to May
$1450
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Uri student rental 2020-21
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Few local results found. Here are some from nearby areas. Checking 'include nearby areas' will expand your search.
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Summer Beach House
$1500
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(htf > Narragansett)
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Software House Employees
These are personal pages of former and current employees of Software House - a
company (now a part of Sensormatic) producing access control and security
systems.
Alexander Chislenko
John Moss
Tim Malice
Official Software House site
Keywords: Software House, access control, security systems, Sensormatic.