SSHFS(1) User Commands SSHFS(1) NAME SSHFS - filesystem client based on ssh SYNOPSIS mounting sshfs [user@]host:[dir] mountpoint [options] unmounting fusermount -u mountpoint DESCRIPTION SSHFS (Secure SHell FileSystem) is a file system for Linux (and other operating systems with a FUSE implementation, such as Mac OS X or Free‐ BSD) capable of operating on files on a remote computer using just a secure shell login on the remote computer. On the local computer where the SSHFS is mounted, the implementation makes use of the FUSE (Filesys‐ tem in Userspace) kernel module. The practical effect of this is that the end user can seamlessly interact with remote files being securely served over SSH just as if they were local files on his/her computer. On the remote computer the SFTP subsystem of SSH is used. If host is a numeric IPv6 address, it needs to be enclosed in square brackets. OPTIONS general options: -o opt,[opt...] mount options -h --help print help -V --version print version SSHFS options: -p PORT equivalent to '-o port=PORT' -C equivalent to '-o compression=yes' -F ssh_configfile specifies alternative ssh configuration file -1 equivalent to '-o ssh_protocol=1' -o reconnect reconnect to server -o delay_connect delay connection to server -o sshfs_sync synchronous writes -o no_readahead synchronous reads (no speculative readahead) -o sshfs_debug print some debugging information -o cache=BOOL enable caching {yes,no} (default: yes) -o cache_timeout=N sets timeout for caches in seconds (default: 20) -o cache_X_timeout=N sets timeout for {stat,dir,link} cache -o workaround=LIST colon separated list of workarounds none no workarounds enabled all all workarounds enabled [no]rename fix renaming to existing file (default: off) [no]nodelaysrv set nodelay tcp flag in ssh (default: off) [no]truncate fix truncate for old servers (default: off) [no]buflimit fix buffer fillup bug in server (default: on) -o idmap=TYPE user/group ID mapping, possible types are: none no translation of the ID space (default) user only translate UID of connecting user file translate UIDs/GIDs based upon the contents of uidfile and gidfile -o uidfile=FILE file containing username:uid mappings for idmap=file -o gidfile=FILE file containing groupname:gid mappings for idmap=file -o nomap=TYPE with idmap=file, how to handle missing mappings ignore don't do any re-mapping error return an error (default) -o ssh_command=CMD execute CMD instead of 'ssh' -o ssh_protocol=N ssh protocol to use (default: 2) -o sftp_server=SERV path to sftp server or subsystem (default: sftp) -o directport=PORT directly connect to PORT bypassing ssh -o slave communicate over stdin and stdout bypassing network -o transform_symlinks transform absolute symlinks to relative -o follow_symlinks follow symlinks on the server -o no_check_root don't check for existence of 'dir' on server -o password_stdin read password from stdin (only for pam_mount!) -o SSHOPT=VAL ssh options (see man ssh_config) FUSE options: -d -o debug enable debug output (implies -f) -f foreground operation -s disable multi-threaded operation -o allow_other allow access to other users -o allow_root allow access to root -o nonempty allow mounts over non-empty file/dir -o default_permissions enable permission checking by kernel -o fsname=NAME set filesystem name -o subtype=NAME set filesystem type -o large_read issue large read requests (2.4 only) -o max_read=N set maximum size of read requests -o hard_remove immediate removal (don't hide files) -o use_ino let filesystem set inode numbers -o readdir_ino try to fill in d_ino in readdir -o direct_io use direct I/O -o kernel_cache cache files in kernel -o [no]auto_cache enable caching based on modification times -o umask=M set file permissions (octal) -o uid=N set file owner (number) -o gid=N set file group (number) -o entry_timeout=T cache timeout for names (1.0s) -o negative_timeout=T cache timeout for deleted names (0.0s) -o attr_timeout=T cache timeout for attributes (1.0s) -o ac_attr_timeout=T auto cache timeout for attributes (attr_timeout) -o intr allow requests to be interrupted -o intr_signal=NUM signal to send on interrupt (10) -o modules=M1[:M2...] names of modules to push onto filesystem stack -o max_write=N set maximum size of write requests -o max_readahead=N set maximum readahead -o async_read perform reads asynchronously (default) -o sync_read perform reads synchronously Module options: [subdir] -o subdir=DIR prepend this directory to all paths (mandatory) -o [no]rellinksa transform absolute symlinks to relative [iconv] -o from_code=CHARSET original encoding of file names (default: UTF-8) -o to_code=CHARSET new encoding of the file names (default: ISO-8859-2) AUTHORS SSHFS has been written by Miklos Szeredi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This man page was written by Bartosz Fenski<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution (but it may be used by others). SSHFS version 2.0 April 2008 SSHFS(1)


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Films for you
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The Profile class This class is users profile. It contains user
s preferences.
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#include <profile.h>
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| Profile () | |
| void | like (Film film) |
| void | dislike (Film film) |
| std::vector< std::string > | search_films (int n, std::string genre) |
| std::map< std::string, double > | genre () const |
| void | set_genre (const std::map< std::string, double > &value) |
| std::vector< std::string > | recommendation () |
| std::string | name () const |
| void | setName (const std::string &name) |
| std::vector< std::string > | liked_films () const |
| void | setLiked_films (const std::vector< std::string > &liked_films) |
The Profile class This class is users profile. It contains user
s preferences.
| Profile::Profile | ( | ) |
Basic constructor of class. Sets standart preferences
| void Profile::dislike | ( | Film | film | ) |
Changes user`s parameters acording to given film
| std::map< std::string, double > Profile::genre | ( | ) | const |
Returns genres weight
| void Profile::like | ( | Film | film | ) |
Changes user`s parameters acording to given film
| std::vector< std::string > Profile::liked_films | ( | ) | const |
Returns list of liked films
| std::string Profile::name | ( | ) | const |
Returns name of profile
| std::vector< std::string > Profile::recommendation | ( | ) |
Returns list of films acording to user`s preferences
| std::vector< std::string > Profile::search_films | ( | int | n, |
| std::string | genre | ||
| ) |
Looks for number of films for given genre
| void Profile::set_genre | ( | const std::map< std::string, double > & | value | ) |
Sets genres weight
| void Profile::setLiked_films | ( | const std::vector< std::string > & | liked_films | ) |
Sets list of liked films
| void Profile::setName | ( | const std::string & | name | ) |
Sets name of profile


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| JavaLinkCommon.Build_2015_01_30 | A version marker visible in the jar file manifest. |
| JavaLinkCommon.V7001011 | A version marker visible in the jar file manifest. |
| JavaLinkDist | Deprecated. See the class description for usage note. |
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MAKING LATITUDE and LONGITUDE DATA WORK for YOU
How
can I use latitude and longitude information?
Here are some simple steps for using latitude and longitude (L/L)
information in everyday activities. The
material below is organized to first give you the information you need to put
L/L data to work. Additional
definitions and explanations are available by clicking on the highlighted terms
in this discussion.
There
are two principle methods for using L/L information in everyday
activities. One involves using your GPS unit to home-in on a pair of L/L
coordinates. The second method is based
on your selecting a location or point for which you know the L/L and making
measurements to a second location using the L/L of the second location. Each method is described below.
Finding
a Location or Point on Earth by Using Your GPS Unit:
This
is the simplest method for finding a location or point on earth. It involves trial-and-error. All you need is your hand-held GPS
unit. A map can be useful if the location
or point you are trying to find is miles away.
If you are looking for a specific location or point within a cemetery,
for example, a plain piece of paper can substitute for a map. In either case, the steps are the same. A compass can come in handy but it is not
necessary if the sun is shining brightly enough to cast a clear shadow.
The steps below apply to the northern hemisphere (equator to the north
pole) and the western hemisphere (Greenwich, England and west through 180
degrees longitude).
1.
 If you are looking
for a building or cemetery (for which you have the L/L) in a county, for
example, go first to the county where you believe the building or cemetery to
be. If you have additional information
such as the building or cemetery is close to a specific village, go to that
village to start your search. If you
are looking for a grave (for which you have the L/L) in a specific cemetery, go
to that cemetery.
2.
Select a starting point a point from which you will start your
search. It can be anywhere you
choose. Mark this point on your map or
piece of paper. Turn on your GPS and
take a reading at this point. Record
your latitude and longitude by the starting point.
3.
Compare the L/L of your GPS reading at your starting point with the L/L
of the location you are trying to find.
a.
If the latitude of the location you are seeking is greater than (a
higher number) the latitude of the starting point, you will need to go north to
reach the location you are seeking.
b.
If the latitude of the location you are seeking is less than (a lower
number) the latitude of the starting point, you will need to go south to reach
the location you are seeking.
c.
If the longitude of the location you are seeking is greater than (a
higher number) the longitude of the starting point, you will need to go west to
reach the location you are seeking.
d.
If the longitude of the location you are seeking is less than (a lower
number) the longitude of the starting point, you will need to go east to reach
the location you are seeking.
4.
Move to a new location based on the results of your comparison in item
3 above. Take a second GPS reading and
again apply the criteria given in item 3 above.
5.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you arrive at the L/L readings of the
location you are seeking. You are done.
Finding a Location or Point on Earth Using a the L/L of a Known Point and the L/L of the Point You are Seeking :
For
this method you will NOT need a GPS although it can be useful to confirm your
findings. You will need a tape-measurer
marked in feet and inches and either a compass or a sunny day.
1.
Go to a point for which you know the L/L. This will be your starting point. This starting point might be a building, courthouse, cemetery, or
other location if the location you are seeking is miles away. If you are seeking an unknown location
(maybe a grave) in a cemetery, the starting point might be a corner of that
cemetery, the front door of the church, or even another grave marker. The only criterion is that you know the L/L
of your starting point.
2.
You need to know two things to get from your starting point to the
location that you are seeking. These
two things are the direction to go and how far to go in that direction. You will need a compass or the shadow formed
by bright sunlight to know which direction to walk or drive. The rules for deciding which direction to go
are the same as for item 3 above for using the GPS.
a.
If the latitude of the location you are seeking is greater than the
latitude of the starting point, you will need to go north to reach the location
you are seeking.
b.
If the latitude of the location you are seeking is less than the
latitude of the starting point, you will need to go south to reach the location
you are seeking.
c.
If the longitude of the location you are seeking is greater than the
longitude of the starting point, you will need to go west to reach the location
you are seeking.
d.
If the longitude of the location you are seeking is less than the
longitude of the starting point, you will need to go east to reach the location
you are seeking.
3.
In this method, you may only move due north or south and due east or
west. From item 2 above, you have
determined which direction you need to move from the starting point. You now need to make a simple calculation to
figure out how far you need to go to the east or to the west. First, subtract the longitude of the
location you are trying to find from the longitude of your starting point, or
vice versa (subtract the smaller number from the larger number). To determine how far you need to go from
the starting point in the easterly or westerly direction, multiply the
difference in the degrees by 53.2* to get the number of miles you need to go
from the starting point to the location you are seeking. [Note:
There will never be one full degree of difference between the starting
point and the location you are seeking as long as you are in Monroe County. So this part of the calculation (subtracting
the degrees) will not occur. It is
included here in case you are starting much farther away.] Then, multiply the difference between the
minutes by 4691* to get the number of additional feet you need to go to get
from the starting point to the location you are seeking. Add the miles (this will usually be zero)
plus the feet to get the full distance from the starting point to the location
you are seeking (in the east or west direction).
Now, repeat the calculation above to determine how
far you need to move in the north or south direction. First, subtract the latitude of the location you are trying to
find from the latitude of your starting point, or vice versa (subtract the
smaller number from the larger number).
To determine how far you need to go from the starting point in the northerly
or southerly direction, multiply the difference in the degrees by 69 to get the
number of miles you need to go from the starting point to the location you are
seeking. [Note: There will never be one full degree of
difference between the starting point and the location you are seeking as long
as you are in Monroe County. So this
part of the calculation (subtracting the degrees) will not occur. It is included here in case you are starting
much farther away.] Then, multiply the
difference between the minutes by 6076 to get the number of additional feet you
need to go to get from the starting point to the location you are seeking. Add the miles (from the degrees
calculation, if you are starting outside Monroe County) plus the feet (from the
minutes calculation) to get the full distance from the starting point to the
location you are seeking (in the north or south direction).
4.
Measure the two distances that you have calculated, in the appropriate
directions, to arrive at the point you are seeking.
* These factors can be applied anywhere
within Monroe County or near the 40 degree parallel line of
latitude. Other factors should be
applied at different degrees of parallel.
Click here for a list
of factors for other parallels.
Latitude
are imaginary lines on the surface of the earth that includes the equator and
measures the distance in degrees, minutes, and seconds between the equator
(zero degrees) and the north or south pole (90 degrees). Lines of latitude in the northern hemisphere
are identified as north latitude while latitudes in the southern hemisphere are
identified as south latitude.
Longitude
are imaginary lines on the surface of the earth that run from the north pole to
the south pole. Lines of longitude are
also measured in degrees, minutes, and seconds with zero degrees longitude (the
prime meridian) being arbitrarily set as passing through Greenwich, England, a
borough of London. Lines of longitude
are numbered.
Click here for more detailed information about
L/L.
GPS
stands for Global Positioning System. A
GPS unit is a hand-held device about the size of a cell phone that measures the
latitude, longitude, and elevation (in feet above sea level) at the point where
it is located. Click
here for more details about the GPS, its history and use.
It
is important to know the direction of North to the process of finding a
location or point using either a GPS unit or calculating it from existing L/L
data. The compass is one of the best
tools for this. Most GPS units have a
compass that determines North from the
data it receives from satellites. One
of the most useful ways of determining the points of the compass rose (north,
south, east and west) is to measure it using bright sunlight. This method is described below.
1.
Find an object that is securely attached to the earth. This can be a stick pushed into the ground
(ideally 3 or 4 feet long), an existing fence post, even a well defined point
on a grave marker. Ideally, it should
be thin and/or come to a point so that in bright sunlight it will cast a well
defined shadow on the ground.
2.
Place a short stick or other marker in the ground at the point where
the shadow of the well defined marker strikes the ground.
3.
Allow several minutes to pass (minimum of 10 minutes). Again locate where the shadow of the well
defined marker strikes the ground.
Place a second stick or other marker in the ground at this point.
4.
A line drawn between the two sticks or markers lies true east and
west. The direction from the first
stick to the second stick is the direction East. Adding additional sticks or markers over a period of an hour or
so can greatly improve the east-west line.
This
method of watching the movement of a shadow works best in mid-morning and
mid-evening. While it still works at
high noon, it is frequently more difficult to track the movement of the shadow.
The
conversion factors given above are correct for Monroe County, Ohio and other
places on or near the 40th parallel of latitude. For other parallels use the conversion
factors in the table below.
Interpolations between parallels can be done successfully.
Conversion Factors from Degrees, Minutes and Seconds to Miles
and Feet
|
Degrees of North Latitude |
Conversion Factor for One Degree
of Longitude (in miles) |
Conversion Factor for One
Minute of Longitude (in feet) |
Conversion Factor for One
second of Longitude (in feet) |
Approximate Locations at
this Degree of Latitude |
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30o |
59.96 |
5274 |
88 |
Houston, TX |
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35o |
56.73 |
4992 |
83.2 |
Albuquerque,
NM |
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39o 43.6 ** |
53.2 |
4691 |
80.5 |
Monroe
Co., OH |
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40o |
53.06 |
4669 |
77.8 |
Kansas/Nebraska
Border |
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45o |
49.00 |
4312 |
71.87 |
Montana/Wyoming
Border |
|
49o |
45.40 |
3995 |
66.59 |
U.S./Canada
Border |
|
50o |
44.55 |
3920 |
65.34 |
|
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55o |
39.77 |
3500 |
58.33 |
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60o |
34.67 |
3051 |
50.85 |
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** Approximate latitude at middle of Monroe County, Ohio
Following is an example of how to find a location or
point on Earth using the L/L of a known point and the L/L of the location or point
that you are seeking. For this example,
we will use data from the Buchanan Cemetery Cemetery
inventory and chart. The starting point for the search will be
the northeast corner of the cemetery that has been identified as point A on
the chart. The L/L of point A is given
as 39o 46.101 North Latitude and 81o 10.770 West
Longitude. We will seek the
measurements and the direction to the grave marker of Deloris & Bruce
Strickling. The coordinates of this
marker is given as 39o 46.051 North Latitude and 81o
10.777 West Longitude.
Step 1 of the guidance above tells us that if If
the latitude of the location you are seeking is less than the latitude of the
starting point, you will need to go south to reach the location you are seeking. Step 1 further tell us that if If the
longitude of the location you are seeking is greater than (a higher number) the
longitude of the starting point, you will need to go west to reach the location
you are seeking. So, we now know the
directions we will move to get to the Strickling marker. We will move south then west. [Actually, it does not matter which order we
make these two moves. We could just as
well first move west then south.]
We now need to calculate how far south and how far
west we should move. Let s first
subtract the smaller longitude from the larger longitude. Thus, we subtract 81o 10.770
from 81o 10.777 for a difference of 0.007 minutes. To convert the answer that is in minutes, to
feet, we are instructed to multiply by 4691 which gives us 32.8 feet or 32 feet
and 9 inches.
Next, lets subtract the smaller latitude from the
larger latitude. In this case, we
subtract 39o 46.051 from 39o 46.101 to get 0.05 minutes. To convert the answer that is in minutes, to
feet, we are instructed to multiply by 6076 which gives us 303.8 feet or 303
feet and 9 inches.
So, starting from our starting point of A we need
to measure south 303 feet and 9 inches; then, measure west 32 feet and 9 inches. This looks to be about right when we look at
the Strickling marker (marker # 100) on the chart of the Buchanan Cemetery.
Now, wasn t that easy?
Before you decide to place a bet on the accuracy of
our answer, however, you need to be aware of two potential sources of error. The GPS readings for point A shows an
accuracy of 14 feet. The GPS reading
for the Strickling marker shows an accuracy of 15 feet. While these are relatively small errors,
they could combine for a possible error of 29 feet. The second potentially significant source of error is in the
measurement of a true north-south line from the starting point. A slight error in laying out this true
north-south line could make a big difference 303 feet away. This error can be minimized by the use of a
transit or other means of laying out a true north-south line. In practice this source of error can be kept
to within a few inches.
Provided by Richard
Harrington
Click here for the Short-Cut Table of Contents


Module Display.Image
An Image is the Shilke2D equivalent of Flash's Bitmap class.
Instead of BitmapData, Shilke2D uses textures to represent the pixels of an image.
Functions
| Image:init (texture, pivotMode) | At init phase it's possible to set a texture and a pivotMode. |
| Image:setPixelPreciseHitTest (enabled, alphaLevel) | For images is possible to force the hitTest to be pixel precise on texture pixels |
| Image:hitTest (x, y, targetSpace, forTouch) | If pixelPrecise hitTest is enabled the hitTest is made on texture pixel alpha value else using normal point into box test |
| Image:clone (bClonePivot) | Return a new Image that shares the same texture |
| Image:setTexture (texture) | Set a new texture. |
| Image:getTexture () | Returns the current texture |
Functions
- Image:init (texture, pivotMode)
-
At init phase it's possible to set a texture and a pivotMode.
Parameters:
- texture a Texture or nil.
- pivotMode default pivotMode is CENTER
- Image:setPixelPreciseHitTest (enabled, alphaLevel)
-
For images is possible to force the hitTest to be pixel precise on texture pixels
pixel transparent. Default value is 0
Parameters:
- enabled boolean enable/disable pixelPrecise hitTest
- alphaLevel if prixelPrecise hitTest is enabled this value define the alpha treshold to consider
- Image:hitTest (x, y, targetSpace, forTouch)
-
If pixelPrecise hitTest is enabled the hitTest is made on texture pixel alpha value
else using normal point into box test
Parameters:
- x coordinate in targetSpace system
- y coordinate in targetSpace system
- targetSpace the referred coorindate system. If nil the top most container / stage
- forTouch boolean. If true the check is done only for visible and touchable object
Returns:
-
self if the hitTest is positive else nil
- Image:clone (bClonePivot)
-
Return a new Image that shares the same texture
else set defaul pivotMode CENTER
Parameters:
- bClonePivot boolean if true set the same pivotMode / pivot point,
Returns:
-
Image
- Image:setTexture (texture)
-
Set a new texture.
If the new and the old textures shared the same textureData the switch is just an uv switch, else a full texture switch
It would be preferrable that all the textures that can be assigned to a specific image belongs to the same texture atlas.
Parameters:
- texture the new texture to be set for the image
- Image:getTexture ()
-
Returns the current texture
Returns:
-
texture


Fortnite gets invaded by Star Wars in latest crossover
Source: Android Central
What you need to know
- Shortly after the launch of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, a Star Destroyer appeared in the skies of Fortnite.
- Alongside the ship, a brand new outfit - the Stormtrooper - was put into Fortnite's item shop.
- As of now, no other crossover events have been announced.
The world of Fortnite may soon be getting another movie crossover, as shortly after the launch of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, a Star Destroyer from the iconic film series appeared in the skies over Fortnite.
Players began to notice the ship sitting just on the horizon of the map around the same time that the Star Wars game launched worldwide. While this usually might signify a crossover event of some sorts, the explanation for the Star Destroyer showing up was revealed pretty quickly, thanks to Epic. Taking to social media, Epic announced that Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is also available on the Epic Games Store, and that anyone who picks up the game there gets a free Stormtrooper cosmetic item for Fortnite. A brief video was even shared, showing a handful of Stormtroopers spotting some of the goofier characters from Fortnite.
For those not looking to pick up the game, the Stormtrooper skin is still available in the Fortnite item shop if you do want to live out your fantasy of getting victory royales in Star Wars attire. It's unknown whether or not any other events may be happening, but Fortnite has had much wilder crossover events in the past, so it wouldn't be too shocking to see some sort of Star Wars modes occur down the line.


let age = -3
assert(age >= 0, "A person's age can't be less than zero.")
// This assertion fails because -3 is not >= 0.
assert(age >= 0)
if age > 10 {
print("You can ride the roller-coaster or the ferris wheel.")
} else if age > 0 {
print("You can ride the ferris wheel.")
} else {
assertionFailure("A person's age can't be less than zero.")
}


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Pupil is a head mounted mobile eye tracking platform.
Using Pupil hardware and software, you will be able to see what someone is looking at in real time, record gaze positions, visualize data, and analyze results.
Pupil headsets are 3D printed frames that you wear like a pair of glasses.
A lot of design and engineering thought & energy has gone into getting the ergonomics of the headset just right.
Pupil headsets hold two cameras. One camera tracks and records your eye movements, and another camera records your field of view. Pupil headsets are lightweight and compatible with most modern computers with 2 USB ports.
Pupil headsets currently come in two models - Pupil Dev and Pupil Pro.
Pupil is 3D printed pre-tensioned. We use a Fininte Element Analysis simulation to compute the exact geometry of the headset. We print the deformed geometry. When you put the headset on your head, cameras come into alignment and the headset comfortably.
Pupil is a project in active, community driven development and distributed under an OpenSource license.
Pupil Capture and Pupil Player software run on Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
We are actively developing for Linux and MacOS. Windows installations are supported by the Pupil community. You can download the bundled app, plug in your Pupil Headset, and get started!
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HRRR Archive: Best Practices
Updated August 9, 2017
The HRRR archive is made possible by the resources at Utah's Center For High Performance Computing.
HRRR data is originally downloaded from NOMADS via HTTP and NOAA ESRL via FTP. These original files are quite large (prs files are >380 MB and sfc files are >100 MB each hour!) That means if you download prs analyses for one day that's over 9 GB! Please be conscious of what you download.
This is an unofficial HRRR archive.
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Submitting the registration form directs you to the download URL, which you can bookmark. The information we collect in the registration form is only used internally to keep a count of users and get an idea of what the archive is being used for. We may share the total count and general usage with the folks at NOAA's Earth System Research Lab.
Full disclosure: This archive system has failed in the past. In January 2018, The Pando archive crashed and all the data was unrecoverable. We were able to backfill the data to 15 July 2016. After the failure, we set up an additional backup to prevent total loss in the future. More info
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pymatgen.phonon.plotter module¶
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class
FreqUnits
(factor, label)¶ Bases:
tuple
Create new instance of FreqUnits(factor, label)
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factor
¶ Alias for field number 0
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label
¶ Alias for field number 1
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class
PhononBSPlotter
(bs)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class to plot or get data to facilitate the plot of band structure objects.
Parameters: bs – A BandStructureSymmLine object. -
bs_plot_data
()[source]¶ Get the data nicely formatted for a plot
Returns: ticks: A dict with the ‘distances’ at which there is a qpoint (the x axis) and the labels (None if no label) frequencies: A list (one element for each branch) of frequencies for each qpoint: [branch][qpoint][mode]. The data is stored by branch to facilitate the plotting lattice: The reciprocal lattice. Return type: A dict of the following format
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get_plot
(ylim=None, units='thz')[source]¶ Get a matplotlib object for the bandstructure plot.
Parameters: - ylim – Specify the y-axis (frequency) limits; by default None let the code choose.
- units – units for the frequencies. Accepted values thz, ev, mev, ha, cm-1, cm^-1.
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get_ticks
()[source]¶ Get all ticks and labels for a band structure plot.
Returns: a list of distance at which ticks should be set and ‘label’: a list of label for each of those ticks. Return type: A dict with ‘distance’
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plot_compare
(other_plotter)[source]¶ plot two band structure for comparison. One is in red the other in blue. The two band structures need to be defined on the same symmetry lines! and the distance between symmetry lines is the one of the band structure used to build the PhononBSPlotter
Parameters: PhononBSPlotter object defined along the same symmetry lines (another) – Returns: a matplotlib object with both band structures
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save_plot
(filename, img_format='eps', ylim=None, units='thz')[source]¶ Save matplotlib plot to a file.
Parameters: - filename – Filename to write to.
- img_format – Image format to use. Defaults to EPS.
- ylim – Specifies the y-axis limits.
- units – units for the frequencies. Accepted values thz, ev, mev, ha, cm-1, cm^-1.
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class
PhononDosPlotter
(stack=False, sigma=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class for plotting phonon DOSs. Note that the interface is extremely flexible given that there are many different ways in which people want to view DOS. The typical usage is:
# Initializes plotter with some optional args. Defaults are usually # fine, plotter = PhononDosPlotter() # Adds a DOS with a label. plotter.add_dos("Total DOS", dos) # Alternatively, you can add a dict of DOSs. This is the typical # form returned by CompletePhononDos.get_element_dos().
Parameters: - stack – Whether to plot the DOS as a stacked area graph
- key_sort_func – function used to sort the dos_dict keys.
- sigma – A float specifying a standard deviation for Gaussian smearing the DOS for nicer looking plots. Defaults to None for no smearing.
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add_dos
(label, dos)[source]¶ Adds a dos for plotting.
Parameters: - label – label for the DOS. Must be unique.
- dos – PhononDos object
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add_dos_dict
(dos_dict, key_sort_func=None)[source]¶ Add a dictionary of doses, with an optional sorting function for the keys.
Parameters: - dos_dict – dict of {label: Dos}
- key_sort_func – function used to sort the dos_dict keys.
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get_dos_dict
()[source]¶ Returns the added doses as a json-serializable dict. Note that if you have specified smearing for the DOS plot, the densities returned will be the smeared densities, not the original densities.
Returns: {‘frequencies’:.., ‘densities’: …}} Return type: Dict of dos data. Generally of the form, {label
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get_plot
(xlim=None, ylim=None, units='thz')[source]¶ Get a matplotlib plot showing the DOS.
Parameters: - xlim – Specifies the x-axis limits. Set to None for automatic determination.
- ylim – Specifies the y-axis limits.
- units – units for the frequencies. Accepted values thz, ev, mev, ha, cm-1, cm^-1.
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save_plot
(filename, img_format='eps', xlim=None, ylim=None, units='thz')[source]¶ Save matplotlib plot to a file.
Parameters: - filename – Filename to write to.
- img_format – Image format to use. Defaults to EPS.
- xlim – Specifies the x-axis limits. Set to None for automatic determination.
- ylim – Specifies the y-axis limits.
- units – units for the frequencies. Accepted values thz, ev, mev, ha, cm-1, cm^-1
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class
ThermoPlotter
(dos, structure=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Plotter for thermodynamic properties obtained from phonon DOS. If the structure corresponding to the DOS, it will be used to extract the forumla unit and provide the plots in units of mol instead of mole-cell
Parameters: - dos – A PhononDos object.
- structure – A Structure object corresponding to the structure used for the calculation.
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plot_cv
(tmin, tmax, ntemp, ylim=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Plots the constant volume specific heat C_v in a temperature range.
Parameters: - tmin – minimum temperature
- tmax – maximum temperature
- ntemp – number of steps
- ylim – tuple specifying the y-axis limits.
- kwargs – kwargs passed to the matplotlib function ‘plot’.
Returns: matplotlib figure
Keyword arguments controlling the display of the figure:
kwargs Meaning title Title of the plot (Default: None). show True to show the figure (default: True). savefig “abc.png” or “abc.eps” to save the figure to a file. size_kwargs Dictionary with options passed to fig.set_size_inches e.g. size_kwargs=dict(w=3, h=4) tight_layout True to call fig.tight_layout (default: False) ax_grid True (False) to add (remove) grid from all axes in fig. Default: None i.e. fig is left unchanged. ax_annotate Add labels to subplots e.g. (a), (b). Default: False
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plot_entropy
(tmin, tmax, ntemp, ylim=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Plots the vibrational entrpy in a temperature range.
Parameters: - tmin – minimum temperature
- tmax – maximum temperature
- ntemp – number of steps
- ylim – tuple specifying the y-axis limits.
- kwargs – kwargs passed to the matplotlib function ‘plot’.
Returns: matplotlib figure
Keyword arguments controlling the display of the figure:
kwargs Meaning title Title of the plot (Default: None). show True to show the figure (default: True). savefig “abc.png” or “abc.eps” to save the figure to a file. size_kwargs Dictionary with options passed to fig.set_size_inches e.g. size_kwargs=dict(w=3, h=4) tight_layout True to call fig.tight_layout (default: False) ax_grid True (False) to add (remove) grid from all axes in fig. Default: None i.e. fig is left unchanged. ax_annotate Add labels to subplots e.g. (a), (b). Default: False
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plot_helmholtz_free_energy
(tmin, tmax, ntemp, ylim=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Plots the vibrational contribution to the Helmoltz free energy in a temperature range.
Parameters: - tmin – minimum temperature
- tmax – maximum temperature
- ntemp – number of steps
- ylim – tuple specifying the y-axis limits.
- kwargs – kwargs passed to the matplotlib function ‘plot’.
Returns: matplotlib figure
Keyword arguments controlling the display of the figure:
kwargs Meaning title Title of the plot (Default: None). show True to show the figure (default: True). savefig “abc.png” or “abc.eps” to save the figure to a file. size_kwargs Dictionary with options passed to fig.set_size_inches e.g. size_kwargs=dict(w=3, h=4) tight_layout True to call fig.tight_layout (default: False) ax_grid True (False) to add (remove) grid from all axes in fig. Default: None i.e. fig is left unchanged. ax_annotate Add labels to subplots e.g. (a), (b). Default: False
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plot_internal_energy
(tmin, tmax, ntemp, ylim=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Plots the vibrational internal energy in a temperature range.
Parameters: - tmin – minimum temperature
- tmax – maximum temperature
- ntemp – number of steps
- ylim – tuple specifying the y-axis limits.
- kwargs – kwargs passed to the matplotlib function ‘plot’.
Returns: matplotlib figure
Keyword arguments controlling the display of the figure:
kwargs Meaning title Title of the plot (Default: None). show True to show the figure (default: True). savefig “abc.png” or “abc.eps” to save the figure to a file. size_kwargs Dictionary with options passed to fig.set_size_inches e.g. size_kwargs=dict(w=3, h=4) tight_layout True to call fig.tight_layout (default: False) ax_grid True (False) to add (remove) grid from all axes in fig. Default: None i.e. fig is left unchanged. ax_annotate Add labels to subplots e.g. (a), (b). Default: False
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plot_thermodynamic_properties
(tmin, tmax, ntemp, ylim=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Plots all the thermodynamic properties in a temperature range.
Parameters: - tmin – minimum temperature
- tmax – maximum temperature
- ntemp – number of steps
- ylim – tuple specifying the y-axis limits.
- kwargs – kwargs passed to the matplotlib function ‘plot’.
Returns: matplotlib figure
Keyword arguments controlling the display of the figure:
kwargs Meaning title Title of the plot (Default: None). show True to show the figure (default: True). savefig “abc.png” or “abc.eps” to save the figure to a file. size_kwargs Dictionary with options passed to fig.set_size_inches e.g. size_kwargs=dict(w=3, h=4) tight_layout True to call fig.tight_layout (default: False) ax_grid True (False) to add (remove) grid from all axes in fig. Default: None i.e. fig is left unchanged. ax_annotate Add labels to subplots e.g. (a), (b). Default: False


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- Maybe to get things going again, deprecate the built-in EMailer and deliver email-ext bundled?
- Infra update from Unknown User (rtyler) regarding new machines at the OSUOSL
- CLA discussion. We should start collecting CLA for core, and our current plan on the record was to reuse Apache CLA.
For Jun 22nd Meeting
WHEN June 22nd 18:00 UTC, which should be 11am PDT, 2pm EDT, 8pm CET, 3am Tokyo.
- Commit message formatting
- Talk about the Test Support Proposal by Christoph Kutzinski
- What is the current state of the 'The new EMailer' ?
- Maybe to get things going again, deprecate the built-in EMailer and deliver email-ext bundled?
For Jun 8th Meeting
WHEN June 8th 18:00 UTC, which should be 11am PDT, 2pm EDT, 8pm CET, 3am Tokyo.
- Foundation update
- LTS update
- Discussion: fixing the test harness
For May 24th Meeting
WHEN May 24th 16:00 UTC, which is 9am PDT, 12pm EDT, 6pm CEST, 1am Tokyo.
- Recap of Action items from last meeting
- Discussion of Possible Jenkins Umbrella Foundations and Jenkins Hudson Reconciliation Requirements community input, and what the next steps are in both areas.
- Discuss state of the Jenkins test harness:
- Tests take ages to finish
- fail locally - with cryptic error messages - while succeeding on Jenkins-on-Jenkins. See e.g. http://pastebin.com/49N472Xu
- unit testing often isn't possible because of the Hudson god-class resp. final classes
For May 11th Meeting
WHEN: May 11th 6pm GMT, which should be 11am PDT, 2pm EDT, 8pm CET, 3am Tokyo.
- Discuss progress with SFC/SPI/ASF/EF regarding an umbrella organization
- Decide whether a permalink from jenkins-ci.org to John Smart's "Jenkins: The Definitive Guide" book is okay
- Discuss hardware access for drulli and olamy (primarily eggplant)
- Can the localization committers push their changes directly? If so, please put the approval in the record(from tyuki39)
- Discuss status on the JenkinsCI cafe press store
- Discuss whether to add the git plugin to the core release bundle.
- Updates:
- Infra update from rtyler
- Status of new machines at the OSUOSL
- Status of MirrorBrain fixes/bandwidth allocation
- Status of proper backups at Contegix
- Discuss dealing with bandwidth issues and Debian APT clients (DNS round robin to OSUOSL?)
- Infra update from rtyler
For April 27th meeting
WHEN: April 27th 6pm GMT, which should be 11am PDT, 2pm EDT, 8pm CET, 3am Tokyo.
- Updates
- fcamblor to report the progress/status on plugin compat tester
- Trademark registration status
- Infra updates from rtyler
For April 13th meeting
WHEN: April 13th 6pm GMT, which should be 11am PDT, 2pm EDT, 8pm CET, 3am Tokyo.
- Review/discussion of aheritier's upcoming proposal for details of JIRA project split.
- Updates:
- "ULTIMATE ROBO LOGO SHOWDOWN" results
- Trademark registration status
- SFC/SPI/Apache status
For March 30th meeting
WHEN: March 30th 6pm GMT, which should be 11am PDT, 2pm EDT, 8pm CET, 3am Tokyo.
- Review/discussion of aheritier's upcoming proposal for details of JIRA project split.
- Updates:
- Logo contest status
- Trademark registration status
- SFC response?
- CLA discussion continued
- Discussion on the way we can strengthen plugins and avoid unnecessary duplication/forks
For March 16th meeting
- WHEN: March 16th, 2pm PST/4pm EST/9pm GMT/10pm CET
- Review/discussion of aheritier's upcoming proposal for details of JIRA project split.
- Updates:
- Trademark registration status
- SFC response?
- Discussion whether requiring a CLA is beneficial or not.
- Logo contest status
- Infra hardware status
For March 2nd Meeting
- Discuss what updates should be made to Copyright on source code
- Any conclusions to the stable-branch/endorsed-release discussion
- QA processes in core, e.g. introduction of code review?
- Update on the long-term governance plans / progress on umbrella organisation


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This play is part of
Diogo Gomes de Figueyredo's Memorial / Of the Practice of the Montante.
Translation
You will ready a thrust over the left arm planting the body with the right foot behind, and after removing it while standing still, moving the right foot forward you will give a talho, forming at the end of it another thrust over the right arm. Then you will put in the left foot with a revez, and while standing still you will give another thrust readying it over the left arm (for that is where all those that originate from revezes are formed). You will exit backward with the left foot with a talho, ending it with another thrust, that you will give while standing still (and all those that are formed from talhos are readied over the right arm), and exiting with the right foot you will give a revez, to end with your body as it was at the beginning of the rule.
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<head>
.<head>
.The main advantage of placing it in the <head>
is that you will track the
user’s pageview
even if they leave the page before it has been fully loaded.
However, having the code at the bottom of the page helps improve
performance.
One simple way is to use Initializr and create a custom build that includes both HTML5 Boilerplate and Bootstrap.
Read more about how HTML5 Boilerplate and Bootstrap complement each other.
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--- layout: main title: Hackference 2015 - Conference ---
This year is our biggest ever conference - with fantastic speakers and a workshop/code-along for so many attendees. Keep your eyes peeled, as we release more speakers we'll be releasing the schedule and some of the wonderful perks of being at the conference here!
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- Written by The Midnight Charette
- about 11 hours
The Midnight Charette is an explicit podcast about design, architecture, and the everyday. Hosted by architectural designers David Lee and Marina Bourderonnet, it features a variety of creative professionals in unscripted conversations that allow for thoughtful takes and personal discussions. A wide array of subjects are covered with honesty and humor: some episodes provide useful tips for designers, while others are project reviews, interviews, or explorations of everyday life and design. The Midnight Charette is also available on iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube.
This week Architects David Lee and Marina Bourderonnet discuss strategies for acing your job interview! The two answer questions from callers and discuss preparation, the essential mentalities to have, talking and behavior tactics, what to bring and wear, asking for the right salary, finding out what the interviewers are looking for in the interviewees, and closing the interview. Call or text their Design Companion Hotline to ask your questions or to share your stories at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
HIGHLIGHTS & TIMESTAMPS
Preparing for the interview (06:18).
- Scheduling different interviews (07:33).
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TI-92 Link Protocol Guide - Remote control/command
The TI-92's remote control ability is "silent," which means that the calculator does not need to be put in a special mode. The remote control ability can be utilized any time the calculator is ready to accept a keypress. Key codes : here.
Remote command:
The protocol used for sending a remote command is shown below.
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CMD |
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2 |
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ACK |
The scancode of the key is sent in the last two bytes of the
command. Scancodes are defined in the section B8
to B12 of the French TI-92 guidebook or p. 384 of the US TI-92
guidebook.
Example:
| PC: | 09 87 31 00 | Command: Key <1> |
| TI: | 89 56 00 00 | Acknowledgement of command |
| PC: | 09 87 31 00 | Command: <1> |
| TI: | FF | Acknowledgement of command |
| PC: | 09 87 2B 00 | Command: <+> |
| TI: | FF | Acknowledgement of command |
| PC: | 09 87 41 00 | Command: <a> |
| TI: | FF | Acknowledgement of command |
| PC: | 09 87 0D 00 | Command: <ENTER> |
| TI: | FF | Acknowledgement of command |
| 41 2B 31 FF | Reply with result "a+1" |


This example shows how to use the ngeo-notification
service to display all sorts of messages. By default, those are displayed at a specific location, but
you can define where to display the messages. You can also define all sorts of options: the type of
message, the delay, etc.


Modulation¶
Module containing all the functions used in the modulation process of a 16 QAM communication system.
Data Generator¶
-
modulation.
data_gen
(N, data_sync=0) Generates an array of data. If the synchronization bits are not informed a default sequece will be used.
- Parameters
N (int) – Number of bits.
data_sync (1D array of ints.) – Synchronization bits.
- Returns
data – Pseudo randomic data with synchronization bits.
- Return type
1D array of ints
import numpy as np
def data_gen(N, data_sync=0):
if data_sync == 0:
data_sync_osc = []
for i in range(176):
data_sync_osc.append(1)
data_sync_symb = [0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1]
data_sync = np.concatenate((data_sync_osc, data_sync_symb), axis=None)
data_r = np.random.rand(N - len(data_sync))
data_r[np.where(data_r >= 0.5)] = 1
data_r[np.where(data_r < 0.5)] = 0
data = np.concatenate((data_sync, data_r), axis=None)
return(data)
Slicer¶
-
modulation.
slicer
(data) It separates the even bits in the In-phase (I) vector, and the odd bits in the Quadrature (Q) vector.
- Parameters
data (1D array of ints) – Array that will be divided.
- Returns
dataI (1D array of ints) – Array with the even position bits.
dataQ (1D array of ints) – Array with the odd position bits.
def slicer(data):
dataI = data[slice(0, len(data), 2)]
dataQ = data[slice(1, len(data), 2)]
return(dataI, dataQ)
Mapper¶
-
modulation.
mapper_16QAM
(QAM16, data) Uses the input data to index the array with the 16QAM amplitudes and phases.
- Parameters
QAM16 (1D array of floats) – Array that will be indexed.
data (1D array of ints) – Data that will index the QAM16 array.
- Returns
dataMapped – Array with the mapped data.
- Return type
1D array of floats
def mapper_16QAM(QAM16, data):
map0 = 2*data[slice(0, len(data), 2)] + data[slice(1, len(data), 2)]
map0 = list(map(int, map0))
dataMapped = []
for i in range(len(map0)):
dataMapped.append(QAM16[map0[i]])
return(dataMapped)
Upsampler¶
-
modulation.
upsampler
(Ns, K, symbols) Increases the symbol samples by adding zeros between each value.
- Parameters
Ns (int) – Number of symbols.
K (int) – Up-sampler factor.
symbols (1D array of floats) – Symbols array.
- Returns
up – Array with the upsampled data.
- Return type
1D array of floats
import numpy as np
def upsampler(Ns, K, symbols):
up = np.zeros(Ns*K)
up[slice(0, len(up), K)] = symbols
return(up)
Shaping Filter¶
-
modulation.
shaping_filter
(upsampler, Ns, alpha, Fif, Fs) To give the symbols a shape, a convolution is made between the upsampled symbols and the impulse response of a square root raised cossine filter. It also arranges the information in a defined frequency spectrum and is projected in a way to reduce the intersymbol interference.
- Parameters
upsampler (int) – Upsampled symbols.
Ns (int) – Number of symbols.
alpha (float) – Roll-off factor. Numbers between 0-1.
Fif (float) – Intermediary frequency.
Fs (float) – Sampling frequency
- Returns
shaped_signal (1D array of floats) – Signal convoluted with a SRRC filter impulse response.
x_axis (1D array of floats) – Data domain.
y_response (1D array of floats) – Array with the amplitudes varying regarding the domain.
import numpy as np
import commpy as cp
def shaping_filter(upsampler, Ns, alpha, Fif, Fs):
[x_axis, y_response] = cp.rrcosfilter(Ns, alpha, 2/Fif, Fs)
shaped_signal = np.convolve(upsampler, y_response, 'full')
return(shaped_signal, x_axis, y_response)
Oscillator¶
-
modulation.
oscillator
(start, stop, step, frequency, phase=0) Generates the carryer signal.
- Parameters
start (number) – Start of interval. The interval includes this value.
stop (number) – End of interval. The interval does not include this value.
step (number) – The distance between two adjacent values.
frequency (float) – Frequency of oscillation in Hz.
phase (float, optional) – Phase of the sinusuidal wave. The default phase is 0.
- Returns
Osc (1D array of floats) – Amplitude values of the sinusoidal wave.
time (1D array of floats) – Data domain.
import numpy as np
from math import pi
def oscillator(start, stop, step, frequency, phase=0):
t = np.arange(start, stop, step)
Osc = np.sin(2*pi*frequency*t + phase)
return(Osc, t)
Mixer¶
-
modulation.
mixer
(signal, carrier) It is a pointwise product function. In this application it mixes a signal with the carrier, shifting the frequency spectrum to a defined intermediary frequency.
- Parameters
signal (1D array of floats) – Signal that will be mixed.
carrier (1D array of floats) – Carrier signal.
- Returns
mix – Mixed signal.
- Return type
1D array of floats
def mixer(signal, carrier):
mix = []
for i in range(len(signal)):
mix.append(signal[i]*carrier[i])
return(mix)
Combiner¶
-
modulation.
combiner
(signal_I, signal_Q) It’s a pointwase sum, combining the modulated signals in quadrature.
- Parameters
signalI (1D array of floats) – In-phase symbols modulated.
signalQ (1D array of floats) – Quadrature symbols modulated.
- Returns
combined_sig – Quadrature signal.
- Return type
1D array of floats
def combiner(signal_I, signal_Q):
combined_sig = []
for i in range(len(signal_I)):
combined_sig.append(signal_I[i] + signal_Q[i])
return(combined_sig)


stylesheet
"The stylesheet
keyword may be used with link
elements. This keyword creates an external resource
link that contributes to the styling processing model. This keyword is
body-ok.
The specified resource is a CSS style sheet that describes how to present the document.
If the alternate
keyword is also specified on the
link
element, then the link is an
alternative style sheet; in this case, the title
attribute
must be specified on the link
element, with a non-empty value.
The default type for resources given by the stylesheet
keyword is text/css
.
The appropriate times to fetch and process this type of link are:
When the external resource link is created on a link
element
that is already browsing-context connected.
When the external resource link's link
element becomes
browsing-context connected.
When the href
attribute of the link
element of an external resource link that is already browsing-context
connected is changed.
When the disabled
attribute of the
link
element of an external resource link that is already
browsing-context connected is set, changed, or removed.
When the crossorigin
attribute of the
link
element of an external resource
link that is already browsing-context connected is set, changed, or
removed.
When the type
attribute of the link
element of an external resource link that is already browsing-context
connected is set or changed to a value that does not or no longer matches the Content-Type metadata of the previous obtained external resource, if
any.
When the type
attribute of the link
element of an external resource link that is already browsing-context
connected, but was previously not obtained due to the type
attribute specifying an unsupported type, is set, removed, or
changed.
When the external resource link that is already browsing-context connected changes from being an alternative style sheet to not being one, or vice versa.
Quirk: If the document has been set to quirks mode, has the
same origin as the URL of the external resource,
and the Content-Type metadata of the external resource is not a
supported style sheet type, the user agent must instead assume it to be text/css
.
The linked resource fetch setup steps for this type of linked resource, given a
link
element el (ignoring the request) are:
If el's disabled
attribute is set,
then return false.
If el contributes a script-blocking style sheet, increment el's node document's script-blocking style sheet counter by 1.
Return true.
See issue #968 for plans to use the CSSOM fetch a CSS style sheet algorithm instead of the default fetch and process the linked resource algorithm.
To process this type of linked resource
given a link
element el, boolean success, and response response, the user agent must run these
steps:
If the resource's Content-Type metadata is not
text/css
, then set success to false.
If el no longer creates an external resource link that contributes to the styling processing model, or if, since the resource in question was fetched, it has become appropriate to fetch it again, then return.
If el has an associated CSS style sheet, remove the CSS style sheet.
If success is true, then:
Create a CSS style sheet with the following properties:
text/css
The resulting URL string determined during the fetch and process the linked resource algorithm.
This is before any redirects get applied.
element
The media
attribute of element.
This is a reference to the (possibly absent at this time) attribute, rather than a copy of the attribute's current value. CSSOM defines what happens when the attribute is dynamically set, changed, or removed.
The title
attribute of element, if
element is in a document tree, or the empty string otherwise.
This is similarly a reference to the attribute, rather than a copy of the attribute's current value.
Set if the link is an alternative style sheet and element's explicitly enabled is false; unset otherwise.
Set if the resource is CORS-same-origin; unset otherwise.
null
Left at its default value.
Left uninitialized.
This doesn't seem right. Presumably we should be using the response body? Tracked as issue #2997.
The CSS environment encoding is the result of running the following steps:
Fire an event named load
at el.
Otherwise, fire an event named error
at el.
If el contributes a script-blocking style sheet, then:
Assert: el's node document's script-blocking style sheet counter is greater than 0.
Decrement el's node document's script-blocking style sheet counter by 1.


These abcds should be ems -
*abcd*
eeeee*abcd*eeee
eeee *abcd* eeee
eeee_abcd_eeee
eeee _abcd_ eeee
eeee*ab
cd*ee
eeee*a
b
c
d*eee
These abcds should be strongs -
**abcd**
eeeee**abcd**eeee
eeee **abcd** eeee
eeee__abcd__eeee
eeee __abcd__ eeee
These abcds should be code -
`abcd`
eeee`abcd`eeee
eeee ` abcd ` eeee
eeee`ab
cd`eeee
``abcd``
aaa```abcd```aa
These abcds should be in code, with backticks in between -
``ab`cd``
````a`b``c```d````
There should be no extra spaces around these -
` a `
` a `
The HTML in this should be escaped -
` A&B `
These should be literal -
eeee * eeee
eeee* abcd * eeee
eeee\*abcd\*eeee
eeeee\`abcd\`eeee


| DOSE: |
30 mg |
insufflated |
2C-B |
(powder / crystals) |
Well, where do I begin? Iím a super senior at a state university. I am majoring in Secondary Ed and English Writing. I was living at my mothers place while finishing up my final credit during the Fall semester. She lives an hour and half away from my university, so the drive every week was not the most enjoyable, but I managed. When not in school I spend my summers hopping music festivals and just trying to get the most that I can out of life. I am pretty well experienced in every form of mind alternates. I have eaten 14 hits of good LSD in one night, smoke nuggets daily, and have dined on enough mushrooms to visualize God. All this along with getting too deep into certain substances Iím not proud to have indulged in.
Well enough background, now on to this story. It was Halloween 07 and I was up at school for my one class of the week (Iím finishing a single credit course). This guy thatís a few years younger than me briefly told me that he had some doses of 2-CB. Being the psychonaut that I am, I was all about dosing on some 2-CB for Halloween. Now about the kid I was getting this from, I wouldnít really consider this guy a friend, heís always been more along the lines of an acquaintance. In the past I have helped him out with 2-CI, so I figured he knew enough that the substance would be of good quality and properly dosed.
After a lot of running around and waiting, he finally told me to meet him on campus and we would trade, some nuggets from me, for some 2-CB from him. He hooked me up with two small tinfoil folds that each contained a trace amount of powder. He told me that it was 30mgís a piece, and that his hookup has tried it, although he didnít as of then. I asked how the guy consumed his dose and he said his hook-up insufflated one packet, and all the guy proceeded to do was go ďWow, wow, wow.Ē Good enough for me. I was going to stay in my college town and party for Halloween, but all my close friends had class the next day and were waiting for the weekend to party. So I decided to head home.
I was one hour into my hour and half drive home, and I made one of the dumbest mistakes anyone who knows anything about psychedelics could make. I decided I would insufflate one of the doses, and with this rational I would make it home right as the dose was kicking in. Ha!
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I sniffed the miniscule amount of powder, thinking I was strong enough to handle anything this little packet of powder could put out.  About ten minutes later I started talking to myself, trying to talk myself down.
I made it past one town, and it was another fifteen minutes to my momís house. And it just kept getting more intense. I donít know if the 2-CI I had previously was not dosed as strong, or if 2-CB is just more intense.  So I went to pull over and stop, well I hit the brakes, and the road kept coming 60mph. I couldnít tell if I was in the road or off the road. I tried to open the door and I couldnít find the door handle. I tried rolling down the windows, I felt a cold breeze, but the window wasnít open. So I sat there, foot on the brake, freaking out. I tried to dial my ex-girlfriends number, and my momís number because I knew this was not going to end in a good way. But I couldnít see my phone, let alone dial the people I love.
So I sat, and waited. I still had another dose on me, and it was dark in the car, I was trying to put it in my sock, but ultimately failed.  I kept seeing flashes, but then they would go away. My voice was echoing when I talked to myself. I felt on the verge of a psychedelic breakdown. After sitting there for who knows how long, I finally heard someone say, ďAre you alright?Ē But it was echoing, so I didnít know if it was real. I looked out the window and seen a guy standing there, but he looked haphazard like he crawled out of a car accident.
ďOh fuck, I hit someone!Ē I felt for my seatbelt and sure enough, I was hanging upside down from the ceiling of the car. ďI hit someone, Oh God, Oh God, what the hell have I done!Ē was all I could think. I looked out the window again, and the guy was gone.
Again, I have no idea how much time lapsed but eventually I seen some blue and red flashes, and even in my precarious mind state, I had an idea those flashes were the real thing. I looked out the window, and there was this boy dressed as a cop, (It was after all, Halloween) I went to roll down the window, and he screams, ďPut your hands on the wheel!Ē I donít know exactly what I did, but I was looking down the barrel of this boy-copís gun.
Again, I donít know what happened, or how much time passed, but an ambulance came, and even with me helping, no one could open the door to the car. It was at this point I realized I was sitting upright, and I must not have got in a car accident. When they got me out of the car, I kept saying something about how I needed to call my mom and my ex and how my phone wasnít working. Apparently I was sitting in the middle of highway, with all the windows rolled down, except for the drivers window, and my foot on the brake, despite the fact I turned the car off. It was about 30 degrees out, and I was only wearing a t-shirt.
So, they load me into the ambulance, and I just keep saying how something is not right. The first thing they ask is if I took any narcotics. Well, of course I lied. They finally get me to the local hospital. I see the boy-cop again and realize he is an actual cop, and not dressed up for Halloween. They put an IV in me, and take my blood to analyze it. By this point Iím looking out the door to the ER and I see my kid sister, and I can see she has been crying.  I couldnít see my mom though, which kind of weirded me out. Then I realize I was looking right at my mom, but I could barely recognize her. I was tripping really hard. Before I dosed on this shit, I was under the impression it was like E with a slight LSD kick to it.
They ended up finding my glass bowl I bought at my first Bonnaroo, but they didnít say anything about the hash or the nuggets.  They did a catscan and the boy-cop shows up again and tells me they found my bowl, and that I wouldnít get charged for it. He didnít say anything about the other dose of 2-CB or about the hash/herb.
Eventually they get my drug screen back and they find benzoís in my system (Iím prescribed to xanax), and they of course found pot.
 So again, I have no idea how much time lapsed. But eventually my mom left, and they put me in a gown. There was one point that I want to tell about, where they needed some urine from me. Not being much of an exhibitionist, I couldnít pee. I think the hospital thought I was trying to mess with the urine or something in the bathroom, so they sent this bald guy in with me, to hold my hospital gown up while I took a leek.  Well he quipped back with, ďItís either this, or we put a catheter in your urethra.Ē Eventually, I was able to pee.
Well, I somehow passed out and woke up at 5am, still feeling a little off, but much more in touch with reality. Something was in my sock itching my leg, I reached in, and there was my other dose of 2-CB. I was glad the cops didnít find it, and I actually thought of eating it to destroy the evidence. Looking back now, I am glad I choose not to. That morning, they let me out of the hospital at around 10am. The cops and Drís knew something more than grass was making me loose it, but they couldnít prove anything. It's nice 2-CB can't easily be tested for.
Now, I am sitting in my momís computer room typing this. I decided enough was enough, and I talked to mom about all the rumors she has been hearing since I began college about myself dealing, or simply doing drugs. I guess you canít lie forever.
Needless to say, after not touching anything for even this short week, my head is much clearer. Will I trip again, probably. Will I ever dose again while driving? Never.
Now that I told a shortened version of the events of Halloween 07, I will talk about dosing. Apparently a heavy 2-CB trip when insufflated is 7-10mgís. My doses were 30mgs and meant to be eaten. Lesson learned. Looking back now, I am simply glad I didnít hurt anyone, or kill myself. I am also somewhat happy I am not the first guy arrested for 2-CB in my motherís small town community. Could this have ended better, yes. But could it have ended much worse, for sure.
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.


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