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A Guide to AI in HR
A guide to understanding Artificial Intelligence in human resources.
With a veritable explosion of investment, 2018 is clearly the year of artificial intelligence hype, and while human resources (HR) remains at the fringe of discussion, it is poised for disruption.
But what does artificial intelligence really mean? How close are we to achieving “meaningful use” - to steal a term from healthcare? Should you as a recruiter or HR Director care? Is your job or role at risk?
Without doubt, the questions outweigh the answers. While we won’t address all of those questions here, we do want to introduce several key concepts that underlie AI - and for professionals familiar with statistical analysis and probability, this will likely be an approach that makes more sense than the puffery that abounds.
At the heart of an AI application lies the Neural Network, or in its simplest form the Artificial Neural Network (ANN). You will also encounter the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) and finally Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN). These neural networks attempt to model the human brain - or how the brain processes information, and each has its specific use case. Understanding the differences between ANN-CNN-RNN will help you identify both the scale and scope of a given task you are attempting, and help you avoid unnecessary costs when working with organizations offering AI solutions.
In brief, each type of neural net is aligned with a complex use case like classification, clustering and prediction. For example, image recognition and face recognition use CNN while Natural Language Processing (NLP) relies on RNN. ANN, the simpler ones of all the neural networks is often used for predictions involving numerical data.
An organization attempting to develop a chatbot interface might utilize RNN. An organization looking to add facial recognition to the patient intake process would rely on CNN, and a practice interested in predicting the probability of patient compliance would develop ANN models.
Most often, Artificial Intelligence is assumed to have predictive abilities combined with sight and speech processing .. in this use case all three deep learning models must be combined in a highly complex system … which very few AI applications do successfully at this point.
Going a little deeper down the rabbit hole.
For most immediate applications, the ANN is most appropriate … as prediction is generally the most valuable aid in a business setting. Prediction, however, doesn’t require artificial intelligence. In fact, the output of an ANN may be frustrating for HR as the weights within the hidden layers are just that … hidden. With a general computer algorithm, a data scientist will set weights … generally based on previous studies or observations … and those weights will be visible and apparent. The ANN generally works across so a large network of vectors that visualizing every weight is not only impractical … it is impossible.
AI is a “black box” that is often impenetrable … even though it is mathematical.
A CNN on the other hand will learn to recognize patterns across space. This is particularly useful in visually-oriented applications such as recognizing a photo ID, or being able to connect a video stream of a person’s face to a stored photo ID. A CNN will learn to recognize components of an image (e.g., lines, curves, etc.) and then learn to combine these components to recognize larger structures (e.g., faces, objects, etc.).
Finally, the RNN will similarly learn to recognize patterns, but will do so across time. So a RNN that is trained to translate text might learn that “dog” should be translated differently if preceded by the word “hot”.
The mechanism by which the three kinds of NNs represent these patterns is different. In the case of a CNN, you are looking for the same patterns on all the different subfields of the image. In the case of a RNN you are (in the simplest case) feeding the hidden layers from the previous step as an additional input into the next step. While the RNN builds up memory in this process, it is not looking for the same patterns over different slices of time in the same way that a CNN is looking for the same patterns over different regions of space.
You could run a RNN on a single image for image captioning, for instance, and the meaning of “time” would simply be the order in which different parts of the image are processed. So objects initially processed will inform the captioning of later objects processed.
Here’s a sample diagram of what’s going on inside a type of RNN:
So how should HR approach AI to solve a particular problem?
It should first be noted that the expansion, affordability and availability of AI tools is such now that even individual departments can easily afford to develop specific implementations.
As a data scientist, before approaching an algorithm the first thing we should always ask is what kind of dataset we have. If the problem is Classification ( e.g. predicting the likelihood of the group of skills in a resume being a fit for a job opening) the kind of algorithms you would use, would be defined by the kind of dataset you have and the state of that data.
The next thing you should look at is the business objective of the problem. An objective to understand the “reasons” for a particular problem - like the risk factors causing someone to leave the company - makes it an Inference Problem. In the Inference problem the objective is more to understand the relationship between features and the response/dependent variables. In that case one would prefer linear or less complex models since they are interpretable.
A business objective to focus more on accuracy and a correct prediction score rather than understanding the data, is a Prediction Problem. You then have the luxury to choose algorithms that focus on prediction accuracy. Usually, complex or “black box” models like the ANN will work well for a Prediction Problem. But is is crucial to understand that Interpretability is very low for such models as the focus is on getting an accurate prediction rather than an inference or understanding of the relationships within the data.
Limitations of any given model
There is no universal algorithm that works best on all kinds of dataset problems. Because of this, any implementation may need to try multiple algorithms to find which one works well on the specific dataset in question. Because of this, may organizations will simply adopt the largest AI solution that can be easily afforded. The danger in this approach is trusting that the model itself was correctly designed. Without sufficient design, no AI will be useful. Normally it’s a good approach to start with simple algorithms ( like logistic regression or other simple linear counterparts) and build on the complexity as you progress.
In the end, if you are seeking highly accurate prediction without needing to have an explanation, the ANN is ideal. CNN & RNN are deep learning approaches which are best used on text, speech and image data. All Neural Networks are “non-interpretable” models requiring immense computing resources and work best with lots of data to train the weights in the model. Using AI is ideal for a computer vision or NLP task requiring great accuracy, but it is not best for an everyday data science task.
Takeaways for HR
So what does this mean for HR? There are a number of use cases for the implementation of AI in HR. With existing restraints to selection tools, some immediate applications include:
- Turnover Prediction
- Fit Prediction
- Performance Analysis
- Pay Negotiation or Modeling
- Recruiting Messaging Personalization
- Programmatic Recruiting


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Competitions
At the Unmanned Systems Canada Student UAV Competition, student teams are asked to fly over a search area cover a search area containing multiple regions and targets of interest, and collect information about those regions. The 2014 challenge focused mostly on the commercial applications of UAVs.
Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) Student Unmanned Systems competition. It is held each June in Maryland near Lexington Park. Its objectives are to takeoff, navigate a series of GPS way points, enter a search area and land. Throughout the flight surveillance footage is taken and various targets and their characteristics are identified. The more of these tasks that are accomplished autonomously, the higher the score.


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Delays seen on some Metro Vancouver bus routes as transit strike ramps up
According to TransLink, routes in downtown Vancouver are bearing the brunt of the delays
by Ashley WadhwaniCommuters who rely on buses to get around are being urged to plan ahead and expect potential delays now that unionized bus drivers in Metro Vancouver have ramped up their job action and are refusing overtime.
TransLink says that riders should expect a reduction to bus service by about 10 per cent and prepare for disruptions until further notice.
“This job action will be difficult to predict for our customers,” an emailed statement from TransLink reads. “Some routes will have gaps in service and there will likely be overcrowding.”
According to TransLink, routes in downtown Vancouver are bearing the brunt of the delays. That’s because TransLink has been pulling buses from more frequent routes to fill any holes along less frequent routes when a bus has to be pulled due to mechanical issues.
Prior to Friday, job action had only included bus operators ditching their uniforms and maintenance workers refusing overtime after contract negotiations came to a halt in late October between the union and its employer Coast Mountain Bus Company.
Talks had resumed Wednesday but broke down again on Thursday.
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WiFi Medium Access Control (MAC) has been more or less the same for the past 20 years, and not for lack of trying. The main reason for that is the ubiquity of WiFi which makes any updates that require hardware or even firmware updates very hard to implement. Furthermore, application or kernel level edits of WiFi usually require excessive utilization of CPU and/or battery. STPP enhances WiFi with a simple kernel patch without extra CPU or battery requirements.
STPP reduces latency by reducing contention for medium access and giving lower latency nodes more access to the medium. To achieve this, a Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) schedule is created where shares are divided based on whether a node is low latency or not. In TDMA schedules, each node is allocated a time slot to operate on and the main goal of the protocol is to make sure that slots do not overlap. This requires coordination.
Rather than strictly enforcing the schedule, STPP allows nodes to overshoot or undershoot their shares to reduce the overhead of coordination. When two slots overlap, STPP relies on WiFi MAC protocol to handle contention where STPP mechanisms forces the slots back into a coordinated state.
STPP is backward compatible and does not impact the performance of nodes on the same network that don't implement STPP. Moreover, STPP benefits are incremental, as the number of nodes implementing increases the benefits (in terms of reducing latency) improves.
STPP has most impact on performance when there is clear difference in priority between different communicating nodes. In that case, the highest priority node (i.e., the node that should observe the smallest latency) can have latency reduction by up to 40%. When all nodes have the same priority, STPP can degrade but it can still be beneficial by reducing average network latency by at least 17%.
STPP reduces latency at the expense of small reduction in throughput. In particular, we found that STPP can throughput by up to 5%. However, this is a standard trade off between the two metrics. With recent technologies (e.g., Augmented Reality and screen mirroring), available throughput is sufficient. However, latency can be a major problem for better user experience.
STPP has the following limitations:
STPP assigns priorities per node while ideally it should operate per application. This can be achieved by allocating slots per application.
STPP does not provide significant benefits when a limited number of nodes in the network are implementing it.
STPP implementation has three components
Kernel patch implemented in linux 4.10 which performs queue resume/pause based on allocated time slots along with queue probing to determine demand.
A modified hostapd 2.6 to pass the parameters of STPP to kernel.
A Click-based daemon to process and pass the token.
Implementation of all three components can be found on the github repo (https://github.com/WL4-WIFI)
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The Dramathon is a marathon distance race along the Speyside Way from Glenfarclas distillery to Glenfiddich distillery. The route takes in several distilleries along the route each offering a whisky experience to ignite your senses. Depending on the distance you run you can pick up the corresponding miniatures at the end of the race.
You have the choice of a full marathon (Glenfarclas to Glenfiddich), a half-marathon (Tamdhu to Glenfiddich), a 10K (Aberlour to Glenfiddich) or a relay race (team of 4 divides up the marathon).
The route uses mainly forest tracks with some occasional short sections on minor roads and some hilly terrain.
"The Dramathon is beautifully structured and well-paced with a great finish. Just like a Speyside malt in fact."
This is the big one. Start from Glenfarclas distillery on the flanks on Ben Rinnes. Some hilly terrain before the manicured lawns of Ballindalloch Castle and your first stop at Ballindalloch, pretty plain sailing along the beautiful Speyside Way to Tamdhu and Knockando before passing the award-winning architecture of Dalmunach distillery and onto Aberlour. The last 10K have got a few surprises in store before the grand finale taking you through Balvenie and Glenfiddich to claim your drams and catch your breath before the post-race party.
Start near Tamdhu distillery, the route is then the same as the full marathon.
Get the family together, or a bunch of friends or colleagues and tackle The Dramathon in teams of four.
The first section from Glenfarclas to Ballindalloch is quite tough with some rough going just after Glenfarclas but you will be rewarded with spectacular views of Ben Rinnes before the elegance of the manicured lawns of Ballindalloch Castle and their Estate Distillery.
The second section from Ballindalloch to Tamdhu is mostly plain sailing along the banks of the Spey.
The third section from Tamdhu to Aberlour first climbs right up to Cardhu before dropping back down onto the Speyside Way.
The fourth and final section from Aberlour to Glenfiddich takes you through Balvenie to finally claim your drams and catch your breath before the post-race party with the team.
Kick off from Aberlour and it's pretty plain sailing along the Speyside Way to Balvenie and Glenfiddich to claim your drams and catch your breath before the post-race celebrations.


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May 14, 2012 . Despite endorsing Obama in 2008, JFK's daughter Caroline now considers Obama a "liar," according to a family source . slavery to the world banking cartel . Sadly, none of us has been beamed up despite constant prayer.
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Xiaomi Mi Note 10 forums are now open
by Joe FedewaEarlier today, Xiaomi unveiled its latest entry in the ultra-popular Mi Note series: the Xiaomi Mi Note 10. There are actually two phones in this series, the standard Note 10 and the Mi Note 10 Pro. These devices are destined to be very popular, so we’ve opened up the forums for users to jump in.
The main difference between the two phones is that the non-Pro model has a 7 piece lens setup, while the Pro model uses 8. The Pro model also has 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Otherwise, you’re looking at two phones with 6.47-inch OLED displays, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G, 5260 mAh batteries, and a bunch of cameras. The Mi Note 10 has been priced at €549 (~$608) for the 6GB/128GB variant, while the Mi Note 10 Pro has been priced at €649 (~$719) for the 8GB/256GB variant.
Check out the forum link below to get started and read up on the full specifications in the chart underneath.
| Specification | Mi Note 10 Series |
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| Dimensions and Weight | • 157.8 mm × 74.2 mm × 9.67 mm • 208g |
| Display | • 6.47″ FHD+ curved OLED • 19:9 • Waterdrop notch • Corning Gorilla Glass 5 |
| SoC | Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G: • 8nm FinFET • 2x performance Kryo 470 cores + • 6x efficiency Kryo 470 cores (Up to 2.2GHz) • Adreno 618 |
| RAM and Storage | • 6GB + 128GB • 8GB + 256GB — (Mi Note 10 Pro) |
| Battery | 5,260 mAh |
| USB & Charging | • USB Type-C • Fast Charging up to 30W |
| Rear Camera | • Primary: • 108MP Samsung ISOCELL Bright HMX S5KHMX • 1/1.33″ • f/1.69 • 1.6μm • OIS • Secondary: • 20MP Sony IMX350 super wide-angle • 117° field of view • f/2.2 • Tertiary: • 5MP OV08A10 telephoto • f/2.0 • 5x optical zoom, 10x hybrid zoom, 50x digital zoom • OIS • Quaternary: • 12MP Samsung S5K2L7 dedicated portrait camera • f/2.0 • 1.4μm • Quinary: • Dedicated macro sensor • 1.5cm minimum focus distance • f/2.4 • Quad-LED flash |
| Front Camera | 32MP |
| Additional Features | • In-Display Fingerprint Sensor • 3.5mm headphone jack • IR Blaster • Hi-Res Audio • NFC |
| Android Version | MIUI 11 based on Android 9 Pie |


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United ready to pay 60 million for this Bundesliga talent
by BeSoccerManchester United have their wallets ready to hit the table in the up-coming winter market. One of the names that is on their agenda is Denis Zakaria, a Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder. And, according to 'Bild', the 'Red Devils' would be willing to pay up to 60 million euros for him.
The season has not started off great for Manchester United. Ole-Gunnar Solskjaer's team can't get out of the middle of the table, so the 'Red Devils' will turn to the winter market to sign footballers that will push them into the European positions.
One of the names sounding strong for the next market is Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder, Denis Zakaria, who has sounded more than once to strengthen United's midfield.
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23-year-old Zakaria is shining brightly in his team and is a precious asset. According to the English media, the footballer has been valued at around 50 million euros, but in the German team, according to 'Bild', they are not ready to let him go in the winter.
As a consequence, the German media states that Manchester Unite would be willing to pay 60 million euros to convince Monchengladbach to release the footballer as soon as possible to help Solskjaer's side go back to winning ways.


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This assignment will ask you to explore and explain some aspects the existing market for toys. To do this, first research toys on the Internet and in person at stores. You will create a presentation of your findings to help others understand how modular kits work.
Presentation
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You will produce a presentation with the following elements:
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- What exactly are toys and what are they for?
- What toy categories did you find? You can identify your own categories. Please include at least four categories.
- Category name (you can invent this if there isn't a good one)
- What materials are the toys made from?
- Who are the intended users?
Include between 6 to 20 slides. Pease include images where possible.
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- Conduct desktop and field research of toy kits and models. Investigate websites that sell toys and visit physical toy and hobby stores.
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[%settitle Clinical Quality Improvement Framework (CQIF) Implementation Guide%]
[%file newheader%] [%file newnavbar%]This draft of the CQF IG is being balloted as FHIR-Based Clinical Quality Framework (CQF-on-FHIR) as an STU ballot for the September 2016 ballot cycle. In addition, this IG will be used to support the CQF-on-FHIR and Payer Extract tracks in the September 2016 FHIR connect-a-thon.
This Implementation Guide is prepared as a Universal Realm Specification with support from the Clinical Quality Framework (CQF) initiative, which is a public-private partnership sponsored by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the U.S. Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) to identify, develop, and harmonize standards for clinical decision support and electronic clinical quality measurement.
The CQF Implementation Guide describes a framework for health quality measurement and improvement using Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR). The IG covers a broad range of topics related to healthcare quality in both the decision support and quality measurement domains.
| Topic | Description |
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| Overview and Background | If you're interested in the background and development of the Clinical Quality Framework, this topic covers where it came from and why it exists. |
| Representing Knowledge Artifacts | If you want to represent knowledge artifacts such as Event-Condition-Action rules, Order Sets, or Quality Measures, start here. |
| Integrating Decision Support in a Clinical Workflow | If you want to see how to request and respond to clinical guidance, start here. |
| Sharing Knowledge Artifacts | If you want to distribute knowledge artifacts, start here. |
| Quality Reporting | If you want to define or report clinical quality measures, start here. |
The CQF Implementation Guide is sponsored by the Clinical Decision Support (CDS) and Clinical Quality Information (CQI) HL7 Work Groups, with input and coordination from the FHIR Infrastructure and Service Oriented Architecture HL7 Work Groups.
The Clinical Quality Framework initiative has focused on harmonizing the historically disjointed specifications used by the Clinical Quality Measurement and Clinical Decision Support communities. Specifically, the initiative has focused on the specifications used to represent knowledge artifacts within the two communities. The strategy employed has been to break the conceptual content of knowledge artifacts into three core components:
The first component has resulted in the Clinical Quality Common Metadata Conceptual Model, an informative document harmonizing metadata requirements between Quality Measurement and Decision Support artifacts.
The second component has resulted in the QUICK Conceptual and Logical Models, a harmonization of the Virtual Medical Record (vMR) used in Decision Support and the Quality Data Model (QDM) used in Quality Measurement, and realized in FHIR as the QICore profiles.
And finally, the third component has resulted in the Clinical Quality Language Specification, a harmonization of the expressive capabilities of the Clinical Decision Support Knowledge Artifact Specification (CDS KAS) (produced by the Health eDecisions (HeD) S&I Framework Initiative), and the Health Quality Measures Format (HQMF).
As part of the ongoing CQF initiative pilot efforts, these developing specifications are being used to support knowledge artifact sharing, as well as evaluation of knowledge artifacts as part of decision support request/response and measure evaluation.
This implementation guide continues the harmonization of quality domain specifications by defining an approach to using a FHIR server as a component of a knowledge system in one of two roles:
As such, this implementation guide references resources in the base specification, as well as defines profiles that support multiple use cases in the clinical quality improvement and measurement space. From the perspective of a Knowledge Author, this IG specifies the approach to representing knowledge artifacts within FHIR.
From the perspective of a Knowledge Content Provider, this IG defines search functionality for using a FHIR server as a knowledge artifact repository.
From the perspective of a Knowledge Service Provider, this IG defines operations and profiles in support of evaluating quality measures, and defining a service for guidance request and response, consistent with the approach taken by the current Decision Support Service specification.
And finally, from the perspective of a Knowledge Service Consumer, this IG defines the expected available operations and behavior of a knowledge service.
This implementation guide focuses on several primary use cases:
The sharing use case is the focus of the Representing Knowledge Artifacts topic, which covers how to use the various types and resources defined within FHIR to represent computable knowledge artifacts such as Event-Condition-Action rules, Documentation Templates, Order Sets, and Quality Measures.
The evaluation use case is discussed in the next three topics, Integrating Decision Support in a Clinical Workflow, Using a Documentation Template in a Clinical Workflow, and Using an OrderSet in a Clinical Workflow, which cover how to use the various decision support artifacts in a clinical workflow.
The distribution use case is discussed in the Sharing Knowledge Artifacts topic, which covers how to use the Search Parameters defined for each of the resources to expose and retrieve knowledge artifacts.
And finally, Quality Reporting is covered in a separate topic focused on how to use the Measure and MeasureReport resources to define and report on quality measures.
The keywords SHALL, SHOULD, MAY, NEED NOT, SHOULD NOT, and SHALL NOT in this document are to be interpreted as described in the HL7 Version 3 Publishing Facilitator's Guide.
The approach and representations within this guide are intended to be consistent with the following specifications:
For this ballot cycle, we are presenting this implementation guide as an STU ballot with the objective of providing a basis for the representation and evaluation of shareable clinical knowledge artifacts. We welcome any comments, criticisms and suggestions on any topic, but in particular, we seek feedback on the following areas:
This material includes SNOMED Clinical Terms ® (SNOMED CT®), which are used by permission of the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organization (IHTSDO). All rights reserved. SNOMED CT was originally created by The College of American Pathologists. "SNOMED ®" and "SNOMED CT ®" are registered trademarks of the IHTSDO.
This material contains content from LOINC® (http://loinc.org). The LOINC table, LOINC codes, and LOINC panels and forms file are copyright © 1995-2011, Regenstrief Institute, Inc. and the Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC) Committee and available at no cost under the license at http://loinc.org/terms-of-use.
This material contains content from the Unified Code for Units of Measure (UCUM) (http://unitsofmeasure.org). The UCUM specification is copyright © 1999-2013, Regenstrief Institute, Inc. and available at no cost under the license at http://unitsofmeasure.org/trac/wiki/TermsOfUse.
This material contains quality measure content developed by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). The measure content is copyright (c) 2008-2013 National Committee for Quality Assurance and used in accordance with the NCQA license terms for non-commercial use.
| Project Facilitator/Editor | Bryn Rhodes | Database Consulting Group |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Project Facilitator/Editor | Jason Walonoski | The MITRE Corporation |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Editor | Marc Hadley | The MITRE Corporation |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Modeling Facilitator | Gay Dolin | Intelligent Medical Objects |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Publishing Facilitator | Lloyd McKenzie | Gevity |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Domain Expert | Claude Nanjo | Cognitive Medical Systems |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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| Domain Expert | Chris Moesel | The MITRE Corporation |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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| Co-Chair | Walter Suarez | Kaiser Permanente |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Co-Chair | Guilherme Del Fiol | University of Utah Health Care |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Co-Chair | Ken Kawamoto | University of Utah Health Care |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Co-Chair | Robert Jenders | Charles Drew University/UCLA |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Co-Chair | Howard Strasberg | Wolters Kluwer Health |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


Amazon tells senator it's considered face-scanning doorbells
by Associated PressBOSTON (AP) — Amazon says it has considered adding facial recognition technology to its Ring doorbell cameras.
The company is telling Congress that facial recognition is a "contemplated, but unreleased feature" of its home security cameras.
U.S. Sen. Ed Markey wrote to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos in September raising privacy and civil liberty concerns about Ring's video-sharing partnerships with hundreds of police departments around the country.
The Massachusetts Democrat also expressed alarm that Ring may be pursuing face-scanning technology that could flag certain people as suspicious.
Markey released Amazon's latest response Tuesday.
Amazon's initial response to Markey said Ring doesn't currently offer facial recognition. But in a follow-up, Amazon said it frequently innovates based on customer demand and facial recognition is an increasingly common feature in cameras made by competitors such as Google.


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In a Perfect World:
Why Media Source Extensions are Hard
David LaPalomento, Brightcove
What is Media Source Extensions?
Buffering is now part of user-space
MSE is the Future
- Progressive download is wasteful
- Progressive download is a worse end-user experience
- Progressive download is an innovation dead-end
Bridging the Gaps
- Insert blank frames
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A trip down memory lane
All errors are fatal
- Reconstruct the video element, media source, and source buffers
- Probe and validate media data before appending
- Re-transcode all your content


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This is a digit recognision software based on MNIST data set and Tensorflow library
Prediction model is learning from user feedback
Please upload image of an digit or use canvas to draw one


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Apple iPhone to have two batteries, no network ties: "the upcoming gadget has two batteries, one for music playback, the other for the phone, so that listening to music all day won't limit the user's ability to make and take calls."
Yay. Here's hoping that all the other phone/MP3 manufacturers take note: the idea of a device which can play me my music without impacting my ability to make/take calls is much more appealing.


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- ImageCommentEntity() - Constructor for class com.dev.imagesearching.db.entities.ImageCommentEntity
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Repository class to fulfill the images data requests and other data operations,
- Fetch the images data from remote as per the given search keyword.
- ImageSearchingViewModel - Class in com.dev.imagesearching.viewmodels
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- ImageSearchingViewModel(Application) - Constructor for class com.dev.imagesearching.viewmodels.ImageSearchingViewModel
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Adapter class : responsible to display images data into the grid recycler views.
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To perform the necessary actions required when initializing the view model.
- init() - Method in class com.dev.imagesearching.viewmodels.ImageSearchingViewModel
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To perform the necessary actions required when initializing the view model.
- init() - Method in class com.dev.imagesearching.views.activities.BaseActivity
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- init() - Method in class com.dev.imagesearching.views.activities.ImageSearchListActivity
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Check if device is connected to internet or not.
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BREAKING: Court grants Mompha N100m bail - The Nation Newspaper
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseA Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday granted N100m bail to suspected money launderer, Ismaila Mustapha, also known as Mompha.
Mompha was arraigned for alleged N33billion fraud.
The EFCC arrested Mompha on October 19 at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
He was remanded in the commission’s custody following a court order.
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as the topic title sais... knife doesn't have the top XX% information from BF3Stats.com
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Confirmed. It's only for the acb-90 knife. Original knife still works


You can go check out the sample application once you've logged in! If you loaded the documents from the data directory via the instructions in the readme, you should also be able to search over the included dictionary. The application allows you to create various people that you can then search. If you fill out all the fields, you'll be able to use the built-in faceting and typeahead features!
If you need any help making the application your own refer to the links below:


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This is the complete list of members for Tunes, including all inherited members.
| _default_mode | Tunes | private |
| _default_note_length | Tunes | private |
| _default_octave | Tunes | private |
| _default_tempo | Tunes | private |
| _default_tunes | Tunes | privatestatic |
| _default_tunes_size | Tunes | privatestatic |
| _duration | Tunes | private |
| _frequency | Tunes | private |
| _next | Tunes | private |
| _note_length | Tunes | private |
| _note_mode | Tunes | private |
| _note_tab | Tunes | privatestatic |
| _octave | Tunes | private |
| _repeat | Tunes | private |
| _silence | Tunes | private |
| _strength | Tunes | private |
| _tempo | Tunes | private |
| _tune | Tunes | private |
| _tune_start_ptr | Tunes | private |
| _using_custom_msg | Tunes | private |
| get_default_tunes_size() const | Tunes | inline |
| get_maximum_update_interval() | Tunes | inline |
| get_next_tune(unsigned &frequency, unsigned &duration, unsigned &silence) | Tunes | |
| get_next_tune(unsigned &frequency, unsigned &duration, unsigned &silence, uint8_t &strength) | Tunes | |
| next_char() | Tunes | private |
| next_dots() | Tunes | private |
| next_number() | Tunes | private |
| note_duration(unsigned &silence, unsigned note_length, unsigned dots) const | Tunes | private |
| note_to_frequency(unsigned note) const | Tunes | private |
| NoteMode enum name | Tunes | |
| reset(bool repeat_flag) | Tunes | private |
| rest_duration(unsigned rest_length, unsigned dots) const | Tunes | private |
| set_control(const tune_control_s &tune_control) | Tunes | |
| set_string(const char *const string, uint8_t strength) | Tunes | |
| Tunes() | Tunes | |
| Tunes(unsigned default_tempo, unsigned default_octave, unsigned default_note_length, NoteMode default_mode) | Tunes | |
| ~Tunes()=default | Tunes |


getMessage() == "100") { $error = mysql_error(); die("Error connecting to the database"); } else if ($e->getMessage() == "101") { $error = mysql_error(); die("Error selecting the database"); } } $dbStr = "(SELECT COUNT(`ID`) as `Count`, 'In-progress' as `State` FROM `Job` WHERE `Progress` < 100 AND `Status` != 'Scheduled') " . "UNION (SELECT COUNT(`ID`) as `Count`, 'Scheduled' as `State` FROM `Job` WHERE `Progress` < 100 AND `Status` = 'Scheduled') " . "UNION (SELECT COUNT(`ID`) as `Count`, 'Complete' as `State` FROM `Job` WHERE `Progress` = 100 AND `Status` = 'Complete') UNION " . "(SELECT COUNT(`ID`) as `Count`, 'Failed' as `State` FROM `Job` WHERE `Progress` = 100 AND `Status` != 'Complete')"; $result = $db_con->query($dbStr); $count = array(); while ($row = $result->fetch_assoc()) { $count[$row['State']] = $row['Count']; } $filterString = "`Type` = 'Merge Environment' OR `Type` = 'Rebase Environment'"; $filterName = 'Deployments'; if (isset($_GET['filter']) && $_GET['filter'] == 0) { $filterString = "1"; $filterName = 'All'; } else if (isset($_GET['filter']) && $_GET['filter'] == 0) { $filterString = "`Type` = 'Merge Environment' OR `Type` = 'Rebase Environment'"; $filterName = 'Deployments'; } $dbStr = "SELECT (`LastModified` - `StartTime`) as `Duration` FROM `Job` WHERE " . $filterString . " ORDER BY `StartTime` ASC"; $result = $db_con->query($dbStr); ?>
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In The Invention Of Murder : How The Victorians Revelled In Death And Detection And Created Modern Crime (2011), Judith Flanders makes a passing reference which, though brief, has me eager to read the novel in question:
In 1860, in The Trail Of The Serpent, Mrs Braddon had advanced her plot through Sloshy, the adopted child of a mute policeman
Come to think of it, I may not bother to read the book itself, but simply adopt the characters for my own use. Sloshy! The mute policeman! They shall live again at Hooting Yard!


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volume of a spherical region
TODO: make this better!! formula: v = S - (n-2)*pi where S is the sum of the interior angles and n is the number of vertices


Created by Matthew Elphick
Set of techniques & tools to transform data into useful information for analysis.
A decision aiding tool
Transforms data into something useful that can be analysed.
Front end, relies on data.
A repository of different sources of data structured for query and analysis.
Back end, behind-the-scenes.
Data in one location to simplify access.
This means that the sources and warehouse do not affect each other.
Simplification and centralisation of query logic.
Tracks change via historical snapshots of when data changes, useful as transaction systems may not.
Data structure optimised for reading large amounts of data on demand.
Usually this is as a browser application.
Back in 2009 there was a report predicting the top BI trends -
Ideas on topics of data compression and general processing acceleration for hardware and software generally lead to lower power consumption, contributing to a greener approach.
Data Warehouses may exist in Data Centers, which have had several best practices guides proposed, such as one by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy in 2011.
These guides suggest approaches such as waste heat recycling, on-site generation, cooling systems, and air management.
In 2009, Facebook had 360 million monthly active users.
By 2014, they had 1,393 million monthly active users.
There have been issues with bringing together the traditional quantitative data and the qualitative social media data.
This issue is lessened by BI systems that can manage both structured and unstructured data.
There are still issues with privacy in this area that have yet to be fully considered.
In 2000, Latanya Sweeney found that 87% of all Americans could be identified with only 3 pieces of information - (ZIP code, birthdate, sex).
In 2012, Target figured out a girl was pregnant before her father knew.
...deferential privacy, a way of letting people make statistical queries on some kind of records without seeing the records themselves.
Kira Radinsky (Co-founder of SalesPredict) in 2014
At the moment this is a growing area that's branching in two different directions.
A product of the second approach is the Social Business Index, launched in 2011, that provides an insight into how 'social' a company is.
This has become an overwhelmingly important factor in first-time BI buyers. (40% mention is as their top priority.)
It is closely linked to dashboards.
(Which ~100% of buyers cite as their top requested tool.)
With the growing use and complexity of BI, it is more important to make the information easier to consume.
This is area is impacting on Mobile BI.
Used with the Storytelling approach as an effective way to convey data.
Some may struggle with data-driven decision making because they don’t know the story behind the data.
The idea is that the visualisation is something that is created from the story.
AIm to influence and enagage on an emotional and logical level.
Can allow interactive exploration or perhaps acts as graphical elements with an intended interface.
There remains issues with this, and Mobile BI is still in the 'early adopter' phase, and has yet to fully mature.
Some issues include Security Considerations at different levels.
Despite this, in a June 2012 CFO Magazine Survey, 89% ranked Mobility as the #1 technology of importance to their company's success over the next three years.
MicroStrategy released MicroStrategy Mobile for iPhone in 2010, and an Android version followed shortly in 2011.
JasperSoft (acquired in 2014 by TIBCO) also provided an open source SDK to help build mobile BI apps alongside their own native iPhone, and non-native iPad apps.
There are other Mobile BI products, such as Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile, IBM's Cognos Business Intelligence, and Tableau Server.
Recent entrants into the BI space include Zoomdata (founded 2012), which focuses on real-time and unstructured data, via data models in Hadoop, MongoDB or Cassandra.
In 2014 storytelling was a popular subject of dicussion, including by the likes of Google and Harvard Business Review.
Google in particular suggests that a hybrid author-reader approach based on research by the Standford Visualisation Group, with them demonstrating the approach via their The Customer Journey to Online Purchase Tool.
This approach is similar to the Data Journalism trend that is occuring in media, and the fact that some BI systems are now being used in this area as well may impact the path they will take, or may create new, specialised, systems.
In 2014 research indicates that employees are more likely to use cloud-based BI tools compared to traditional tools.
Focusing on the Cloud, with recent acquisitions and the launch of Hana Cloud, which can be used to deploy Business Intelligence. In such a case Hana can be used as a platform and as a data source.
In 2014 Microsoft released PowerBI, their move into the Business Intelligence sector.
A key feature of PowerBI is that it provides access to natural language queries.
They are also looking to incorporate the newly launched Azure Machine Learning Service.
The inclusion of Machine Learning will allow applications to not only provide current status results and responses to queries, but to also begin to make predictions, play out hypothetical scenarios and also to learn to make suggestions.


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104 years of selfless service, Marwari Hospitals Organized Free Health Camp at Sualkuchi
Guwahati: Marwari Hospitals, a unit of Shree Marwari Databya Aushadhalaya is one of the oldest healthcare organizations in the entire north-eastern region that has completed 104 years of selfless service towards the society especially towards the economically weaker section of the society.
Starting with the Gynaecology department, today Marwari Hospitals is well equipped with ICU, NICU, Blood Bank, NABL Accredited Laboratory and multi-specialty department.
Being a charitable based Hospital, Marwari Hospitals always focuses on the upliftment and social welfare of the needy society by organizing free health check-up camps in different remote areas where health facilities are hardly available. Continuing the drive of serving, today on 23rd November 2019 Marwari hospitals organized a free health check-up camp at Bamundi High School, Sualkuchi.
Dr Bipul Kanta Baruah, Medicine Consultant and Dr. Sankar Bora, Senior Gynaecologist Consultant from Marwari Hospitals consulted more than 275 beneficiaries. Most of the patients were suffering fever, cough, diarrhoea, skin irritation, cold, body pain, vitamin deficiency, body and joint pain, etc.
Free medicines, free diabetic screening, free blood pressure check-up, free weight check-up were the main highlights of the Free Camp today.
Health camps always spread a positive impact in society regarding their general health condition and hygiene. Our small effort to reach society may help the greater side of society to become more conscious and aware of the diseases and take the precaution for their health. So, from time to time Marwari Hospitals organizes many Free OPD Camps in various places in and outside of the Hospital.
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We are a community of German geeks promoting German Engineering in tech. We build international brigdes between startups, established Fortune 500 companies, governments and investors. You'll find us at the most important conventions.
Next Stop: SXSW 2015, Austin.

Germans are not world-renowned for diplomatic words; nerds are even less flowery with their language.
So, let’s put this straight: We’ve seen some SXSWs and it is a disastrous hippie event: Music at every corner, everyone’s staying out late at night and too many people laughing and chatting inefficiently while there is so much more to live at a convention (like coding or making real business).
No worries, Austin: We get on like a house on fire. How could we not love the home country of Knight Rider, Baywatch and Al Bundy?
Zis time, it’s on us to help. Get ready for your dose of German efficiency, German IT Kraut is here to save your event. We offer you the precision of a cuckoo clock paired with pure “no-speed-limit” execution power.
Putting the pedal to the metal we’ll bring ten hand picked representatives from German tech scene to Austin. Accompanied by international VCs, politics and established leaders from Germany’s Fortune 500 industry. Our first experiment in 2014, the “Interactive Dating Game”, resulted in a factor 2.4 better business networking effect while keeping the fun factor constant.
In 2015 we will add 3 more modules, certainly leading to an Autobahn of efficiency and fun.
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We need help, Nuff said! If you want to support us or collaborate with the KRAUT, please feel free and drop us a line:
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Being German means being organized. And we are organized. We’d love to connect more people and make this a journey that will enhance our success from 2014. To do so, we give away sponsorship opportunities. Talk to us directly, if you want to support this delegation journey of top notch techies, established industry veterans and journalists.
We are looking for:
Funding of the IT Kraut trip to provide startups with flights, tickets and housing
Any kind of support like flights, housing, transportation, etc.
Prices for the Dating Game
What’s in for you?
72,000 high-level professionals connected in the Music, Film and Interactive industries
Enormous international press coverage
We will be making noise for 10 days 24/7, blogging every day
We will have X issues at one of the most important German Podcasts “Daily coffe break” with an estimated reach of over 10k.
Your name will be shown and mentioned at our web site, the podcast, on stage in the German Haus, on stage at the official SXSW Dating Game
We will spread marketing material to all attendees at the German Haus
Optional: Living with X representatives in the “Nerd Haus” and utilizing our knowledge and network (talking about actual people AND the wifi)
Optional: Create your own campaign around the “IT Kraut Nerd Haus”
Optional: One day consultancy/recap of the event by one of our IT Krauts back home in your office
We will take you from your office to Austin, our mutual spirit will take us further.
Startups:
We’ll give you strong exposure to international VCs, Fortune 500 executives and German Politics. Some selected participants will get free tickets, free flights and free housing.
Do you run a startup and want to join our ride in 2015?
Did you close a Series A funding?
Are you striving for your next round?
Feel free to apply below.
Other support?
Would you like to join our trip and profit from the IT Kraut network?
You’re not a startup, but feel like the perfect match anyway?
We are happy to form a bunch of good people.
Drop us a line why you are the right one and what you are willing to contribute!
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Elma is an event loop and process manager for embedded and reactive systems. It keeps track of processes, finite state machines, events, and communication channels, executing them at specified frequencies. Currently, processes talk to each other via events, this repository contains methods which describes how Json messages will be send back and forth between processes using TCP/IP protocol.
The source code for Elma_TCP is on Github.
To get started, you will need a C++ build environment to compile.
To make Elma processes communication via TCP/IP, the first step I decided to do is to write a C++ library for TCP/IP server and client, so that instances of them can be used inside elma process derived class. The library I used is C socket library and many resources had things written in C. Hence, writing one in C++ felt mandatory in my case. The send and receive features of server and client involves byte packets and initially, I had designed them for only strings and tested it with basic server client chat . Upon success, I had to tweek a little to make it suitable for json messages. Now, TCP/IP server client could send back and forth json messages.
The goal of this project is to use this in Elma and I had decided to build two examples for it.
This was experimented to see how to integrate the so far stand-a-lone TCP/IP into Elma.
Server and client were derived from abstract base class of Elma process and the update of client process will emit the json message(here, it's just an hello) which is to be send to server. This event will be watched in the init method with appropriate handler.
Similarly, the update of server process will receive the message from client and send back the current time and date as an acknowldegement of the established communication.
Just printing the messages from server and client terminal help us to confirm the communication.
Server and client are derived from Elma process base class. A helper class is used to generate random temperature and geographic co-ordinates which serves as data to be sent by client to server. This data will be sent from client process update method to server and it is received in the server process update method and the server sends back the count of the data received so far.
The random data generator is set with srand(0), for the values to be determinant so that it can be tested in the server side if same data is received. Also, the number of updates of server process is tested for the number of acknowledgements sent back to client.
Print statements from server and client terminals are used to confirm communication.
A great thanks to the following people!


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The biggest Java conference in Guatemala.
JConf 2019
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ROT_ABSENT |
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SOG_ABSENT |
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SOURCE_PRESENT_BUT_UNKNOWN |
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Original - Good old-fashioned chocolate chip base with ground up salmon.
Chocolate - All the salmon you love, in a chocolate cookie!
Vanilla - Hate chocolate? Get some vanilla cookies instead --and yes, they have salmon too!
Salted Maple - What's this you say? Only a gift from the gods. Chocolate chip, ground up salmon and the sweetness of maple syrup with some salt. Sounds insane, but tastes amazing, trust us!


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Stop retyping the same commands over and over again! Make your computer do some work for you and put some of those GBs of storage and compute power to good u...
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Rigid body transformations can be a source for confusion and mistakes in theoretical and practical settings. Rotations alone can be represented in a variety...
Writing down insights and conclusions from things I read is my way of processing them more deeply. In the past I have been struggling with just how and where...
Wow its already 3 months since my second year at MIT started – time is flying (originally when I started writing the article I had 3 weeks here). There are s...
In my Computer Vision class at MIT, our professor Antonio Torralba told us about a good book to read for beginning graduate students: Advice for a Young Inve...
There are a lot of webpages describing the actual process of dimming a LED light using Pulse-with Modulation (PWM). The general idea is to switch the LED com...
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Final project with Edward Macdonalds, Daniel Pickem and Kunal Muchhala in Ayanna Howard’s class ‘Autonomous Control of Robotic Systems’ at Georgia Tech. In a...
Under the supervision of Martin Schaefer, I developed the hard- and software for the RoboSoccer lab. Work included the design of an adapter board for the Pol...
I lead the development of a fast line-following robot. The robot achieved nearly 1 m/s on the line while handling branches and intersections. Our team won th...
Holomove is a robot with omnidirectional driving capability due to its three omni-wheels. The aim was to enable omnidirectional visual sensing as well, which...
Kno.0Bot was designed to collect wooden bricks from a special location on a playground and to bring them to a predefined location. To get to that goal the ro...
Ca3505 is a small robot that was able to collect tea lights on a playground and retrieve them to its base. It used infrared distance sensors and a magnetic f...
This robot was constructed for the Roboking 2005 at the TU Chemnitz. It was able to collect up to three tennis balls in its “tower”. Once returned to its own...
Plicro was my second experiment with robots. The goal with this robot was to incorporate and test things I learned with Plexa, my first robot.
I constructed Plexa to do something cool with a micro-controller my father had given me as a present. The fun I had in building and programming it ignited my...


I've been smoking bud for about 3 or 4 years now. Within the last year, Iíve been smoking pretty much daily. I also love to trip. Besides bud, I've done mushrooms, acid, DXM, ecstasy, speed, tranqs, pain killers, nitrous, LSA, salvia, and plenty of prescription pills. So it's safe to say Iím something of a vet with these sort of things. Whenever I smoke pot, however, I get this kind of vision that my friends and I have dubbed 'pixel vision'. It's kind of like what I see when I look extremely close to a television screen, but on everything. Everything has pixels like walls (especially white), ceilings, floors, everything. I love it. When I do other drugs with bud, it magnifies the pixels.
Somewhere over a year ago, I began to notice that I didn't need pot to see these pixels anymore. I can see them on most things even when Iím not stoned. I have permanent pixel vision and I think it's one of the funnest things ever. It doesn't distract or harm me in any way, except when Iím bored I can look at a wall or carpet design and it looks like it would when Iím stoned. Smoking pot makes it more prominent, but Iíve noticed that if I've smoked pot the night before (which is most of the time), the pixel vision the next day is more prominent than if I hadn't.
Is this because of all of the drugs Iíve taken over the last 4 years? Maybe. I'd mostly attribute this to pot, though. Have I permanently fried my vision? Not necessarily. I still have better eye sight than a lot of my non-drug friends (I can read farther away signs and stuff). But there's definitely something not normal about my vision.
The main reason Iím writing this is because Iíve never come across anyone else with this. Even my drug buddies don't really know what Iím talkin about. The only reason they understand is because they see it when they're stoned, but not sober like me. So, if anyone else has this condition, youíre not alone. I say enjoy it!
Just be safe and happy trails!
p.s. For anyone wondering, my short term memory is pretty much shot. But i think that's funny... :)
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