The "Literal" Mood Lamp
1. Research
These are some ideas I wanted to work on/got inspired by. I use the site Instructables. to find inspiration. Many people who have done a variety of projects upload their works there. I'm interested in making a light that has a sensor, such that when you place your hand on it, it lights up.
I also settled on the tutorial I wanted to follow for my lamp.
Right here
This is a silhoutte lamp. Depending on the way you choose to cut an image, a shape will be projected on the box when the light is turned on. I intend to make a silhoutte lamp that turns on when you place your hand on it.
 Each side has different expressions. As per research, when we use emojis, a certain part of our brain lights up. Our minds are able to digest emotions better. In a sense, it helps for people to see and recognise facial features to resonate with how they are really feeling and process their emotional wellbeing. Mental health is something I am very passionate in. Knowing that is an important factor of "moods", I wanted to incoorperate that into the project. Hence, my project is a "literal" mood lamp, in which your personal mood is literally projected on a lamp and displayed before you. side note: My original idea was to have different sides a different colour, but sadly that was a bit too difficult to execute. Hence, I settled with changing colours.Implementation
Sketches
Here is me trying to plan out and take notes on the electronics of the project. At first I was going to do 3 different layers, I later found out this was too complicated and not feasible. But here I was operating on that basis.
Here are my rough sketches of the project after cutting it down. I sectioned it as to how I would draw the faces and where I would put the UNO board and LED.
CAD
Next was designing it.
This is the original 3 layered box I was going to do. The first inner box to hold the UNO board, second with the design and third for the design to be projected. However, I discovered that if I were to do the 3rd layer, the design would not show up as it would be fully opaque (not the same material as what was used in the project I was adapting from)
After removing the layers, I started designing the smiley face. I measured the centre of the box and cut out two circles with a connector inebetween to hold it together. To do this I measured the diameters and tried to match them accurately. I repeated this for all four sides of the box.
This is the end product of all four sides. This is following my concept of "literally" showing different moods on the four different sides of the lamp.
I also made use of the combine>cut (keep tools) tool (elaborated under Computer Controlled Cutting tab). As you can see here each side is nicely cut out with the "tooth" method.
Here is the box designed, placed below the lamp to hide and keep the UNO board. As you can see, I have also cut and measured holes for where the plug and HCSR04 will be sticking out of.
I also needed to design the 3D print part. What I planned for is to have a cylinder in the middle to coil my LED around so that the light will be all around the lamp.
I made two circles in the middle and extruded it to 100mm.
This marked the end of my CAD, next was to laser cut the pieces and 3D print my cylinder.
3D Printing
Here I was exporting to Ultimaker Cura. I did not manage to get a screenshot of my settings but I chose skirt, and 5% infil.
Here it is getting printed. Reminder that it is good/impt to stand and watch at least the first part of your print to make sure there are no errors or issues.
Laser Cutting
The only material we needed to laser cut was on the 3mm plywood, as I didn't use LibreCAD, I arranged the pieces on CorelDraw closely to print. Putting them closely also allows less wastage of material.This is me arranging the parts.
These were the pieces in the process of being laser cut. Since this was 3mm plywood, the settings were 40% power, 6% speed, 200 PMI and 3mm. \
These were some cute leftovers hehe :3
Electronics
First I tested out on TinkerCAD. My input was the HCS204 Ultrasonic Distance Sensor and my output was the LED NEOpixel strip.
In my final I connected it as
LED:
GND = GND
5V = 5V
DIN = 9
HCS204:
TRIG = 5
ECHO = 6
GND = GND
VCC = 5V
One of the problems I faced was that the wires broke off, hence had to re-solder them.
However I had soldiered such that DIN and GRND became connected, hence the LED still did not work. I tested the LED by running source code on the LED on it. I recieved some help to re-soldier it wel, after which the LED began to work again.
Programming
My source code was the ADAFruit Neopixel (strand test) and HCSR04 ultrasonic sensor. I downloaded both from the Aurdino sketch library.
The codes above are screenshots of source codes from the Aurdino library. I picked and chose from there what code to combine and use for my project.
Below is the code that was combined and adapted for this project. I chose the rainbow colours as well as wanted it to remain 2 colours at the end.
Below is the inserted code for the HCS204. by #include it combines the two together, thus allowing me to use the HCS204 to affect the light.
hc (5,6) as you can see in the notes next to it allowed me to write the units that each pin was into.
The highlighted rectangle at the bottom is the code for the distance. The larger the unit, the further the distance between the surface and distance sensor before the light gets affected.
You can watch a short 30 second video of the code working on the UNO board here.
This is my full code:
#include
#ifdef __AVR__
#include
#endif
#define LED_PIN 9
#define LED_COUNT 8
Adafruit_NeoPixel strip(LED_COUNT, LED_PIN, NEO_GRB + NEO_KHZ800);
void setup() {
#if defined(__AVR_ATtiny85__) && (F_CPU == 16000000)
clock_prescale_set(clock_div_1);
#endif
strip.begin();
strip.show();
strip.setBrightness(50);
}
void loop() {
colorWipe(strip.Color(255, 0, 0), 50); // Red
colorWipe(strip.Color( 0, 255, 0), 50); // Green
colorWipe(strip.Color( 0, 0, 255), 50); // Blue
theaterChase(strip.Color(127, 127, 127), 50); // White, half brightness
theaterChase(strip.Color(127, 0, 0), 50); // Red, half brightness
theaterChase(strip.Color( 0, 0, 127), 50); // Blue, half brightness
rainbow(10);
theaterChaseRainbow(50);
}
void colorWipe(uint32_t color, int wait) {
for(int i=0; i
strip.show();
delay(wait);
}
}
void theaterChase(uint32_t color, int wait) {
for(int a=0; a<10; a++) {
for(int b=0; b<3; b++) {
strip.clear();
for(int c=b; c
}
strip.show();
delay(wait);
}
}
}
for(long firstPixelHue = 0; firstPixelHue < 5*65536; firstPixelHue += 256) {
for(int i=0; i
strip.setPixelColor(i, strip.gamma32(strip.ColorHSV(pixelHue)));
}
strip.show();
delay(wait);
}
}
void theaterChaseRainbow(int wait) {
int firstPixelHue = 0;
for(int a=0; a<30; a++) {
for(int b=0; b<3; b++) {
strip.clear();
for(int c=b; c
uint32_t color = strip.gamma32(strip.ColorHSV(hue)); // hue -> RGB
strip.setPixelColor(c, color); // Set pixel 'c' to value 'color'
}
strip.show();
delay(wait);
firstPixelHue += 65536 / 90;
}
}
}
Conclusion
A couple of issues encountered were 1. prototyping the box to be exact fits.
As I changed my design 3 times, there were bound to be some mishaps. One of my bases were not properly cut due to inaccurate dimensions. This also made designing and fixing difficult and confusing for me. So one thing I learned from this is to really check your materials prior to starting on the design as well as setting you dimensions exact to what you want to prevent time wasted needing to change the design over and over again.
My 2. issue and main issue was learning how to connect where to what. I was not very familar with VCC and the Ultrasonic Distance Sensor. So I did some more reading up to understand it better. This helped a lot later on and provided clarity for me to understand how things flowed such as input and output.
Improvements that can be made:
I think it would be nice if the electronics can be hidden within just one box. Right now I need two boxes which makes the lamp very bulky. However, I think with a more concise design, the UNO box can fit inside the lamp the same place the LED is in. The LED was also not as bendable as I expected. An improvement that can be made is to find a better more efficient way to light up the whole box other than roping it around a tube like what I did.
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Thank you! That's all :)
Last updated: 23rd Feburary 2021


If you haven’t already configured git:
git config --global user.name "Your Name"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Then, the workflow is the following:
# Get the repository if you don't have it
git clone git://github.com/astropy/astropy.git
# Make a branch for your patching
cd astropy
git branch the-fix-im-thinking-of
git checkout the-fix-im-thinking-of
# hack, hack, hack
# Tell git about any new files you've made
git add somewhere/tests/test_my_bug.py
# Commit work in progress as you go
git commit -am 'BF - added tests for Funny bug'
# hack hack, hack
# Commit work
git commit -am 'BF - added fix for Funny bug'
# Make the patch files
git format-patch -M -C master
Then, send the generated patch files to the astropy-dev mailing list — where we will thank you warmly.
Tell git who you are so it can label the commits you’ve made:
git config --global user.name "Your Name"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This is only necessary if you haven’t already done this, and you haven’t followed Configuring git.
If you don’t already have one, clone a copy of the Astropy repository:
git clone git://github.com/astropy/astropy.git
cd astropy
Make a ‘feature branch’. This will be where you work on your bug fix. It’s nice and safe and leaves you with access to an unmodified copy of the code in the main branch:
git branch the-fix-im-thinking-of
git checkout the-fix-im-thinking-of
Do some edits, and commit them as you go:
# hack, hack, hack
# Tell git about any new files you've made
git add somewhere/tests/test_my_bug.py
# Commit work in progress as you go
git commit -am 'BF - added tests for Funny bug'
# hack hack, hack
# Commit work
git commit -am 'BF - added fix for Funny bug'
Note the -am options to commit. The m flag just signals that you’re going to type a message on the command line. The a flag — you can just take on faith — or see why the -a flag?.
When you have finished, check you have committed all your changes:
git status
Finally, make your commits into patches. You want all the commits since you branched from the master branch:
git format-patch -M -C master
You will now have several files named for the commits:
0001-BF-added-tests-for-Funny-bug.patch
0002-BF-added-fix-for-Funny-bug.patch
Send these files to the astropy-dev mailing list.
When you are done, to switch back to the main copy of the code, just return to the master branch:
git checkout master


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I'm still developing my interests as I try new things but right now im really into refinishing old furniture because furniture stores love to charge an arm and a leg for cheap crap and I've also started a planted aquarium which uses real plants and has been really challenging and has made me doubt my will-power and patience but its coming along.
I took an ITC class and was elected project manager which seemed like a great idea considering I have management experience. It was quite the challenge as group projects are notorious for one lazy person, one person who doesn't understand anything, and another who actually does the work and I was the forth, the one to had to keep the animals in the circus from eating me and each other. All that being said it was a fun time and I enjoyed and still enjoy leading teams.
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PSALMS 35
A psalm written by David
1 Yahweh, fight against those who fight against me!

Push back and confuse those who are planning to do evil things to me.
5 Send your angel to pursue them
and to make them disappear like chaff that the wind blows away.
6 Cause the path on which they run to be dark and slippery
as your angel pursues them!
7 Although I did not do anything wrong to them,
they dug a deep pit for me to fall into;
they hid a net in which they would catch me.
8 Cause them to suddenly experience disaster!
Cause their own nets to trap them.

No one else can rescue helpless people from powerful people.
No one else can rescue weak and needy people from those who want to rob them."
11 People who tell lies stand in court
and accuse me of doing things that I do not know anything about.
12 In return for my doing good things for them, they do evil things to me,
with the result that I feel that I am alone.
13 When they were ill, I showed that I was sad.
I did not eat any food, and I bowed my head as I prayed for them.
14 I mourned and bowed my head as I prayed
as though it were a friend or my mother for whom I was grieving.
15 But when I had troubles, they were all happy about it.
They unexpectedly gathered around to make fun of me.
Strangers kept striking me;
they would not stop.
16 People who respect no one ridiculed me
and snarled at me.
17 Lord, how long will you only watch them doing this?

22 Yahweh, you have seen these things, so do not be silent!
Do not stay far from me!
23 Arise, my God, plead my case in court,
and successfully defend me!
24 Yahweh, my God, because you are righteous,
prove that I am innocent
so that my enemies will not be able to gloat that I was judged to be guilty.
25 Do not allow them to be able to say to themselves,
"Yes, we have gotten rid of him just like we desired!"
26 Cause those who rejoice about my misfortunes
to be completely confused and disgraced;
cause those who boast that they are much greater than I am
to be disgraced and dishonored!
27 But cause those who desire that you declare me innocent
to be happy and shout joyfully;
cause them to always say, "Yahweh is great!
He is delighted to cause things to go well for those who serve him."
28 Then I will proclaim that you act in the right way,
and I will praise you all the time.


| DOSE: |
1 capsl |
oral |
MDMA |
(capsule) |
The Setup:
The night was going to start out with a trip to a downtown club with three of my good friends. We were armed with an arsenal of vodka, scotch, and absinthe. Around 10 pm we get in my car and prepare for the long drive to the club. About 2 minutes after leaving my friends house we passed a small shopping center, a popular hangout spot in our area, and decided to cut through it to see if our Asian friends were there. My friend Chris especially wanted to stop because it was his last night in town as he was going to live in California for a while until things at home settled down.
We entered the parking lot and saw a big group of our boys hanging out and smoking cigarettes, we join them for a quick chat, and learn that they are about to buy some good quality mollies, supposedly pure MDMA capsules. Chris orders one, but I hesitate and decide to just drink tonight. We learn it will be an hour wait, so much for the club.
Pregame:
Our foursome drove back to J.'s house to drink and hang out, spending some quality time with Chris. We called 7 or 8 of our good friends over, and while waiting form them I broke open the absinthe. I poured about 50 ml of Absinthe (72% alcohol) over some sugar, lit it on fire, added some water, and took a sip. Wow! That tastes bad.
About 30 minutes later I was feeling the effects quite strongly. A great alcohol body buzz, but with a sense of clear-headedness and mild euphoria. With my inhibitions significantly lowered I call up our E connection and ask for another. 'It's Chris's last night' I argued, and at $15 bucks a pop how can I go wrong. At 11 pm we pick up the pills and end up dosing at 11:23. The capsule looks full, and supposedly contains 200-250 mg of MDMA. All of my friends are over now, and I am excited for a fun, bonding roll.
Xtatic:
While waiting for the effects to come on we all head to the basement and begin to dance.  I look down at my body, and a beautiful sense of comfort flows over my limbs, as if someone was pouring warm pleasure all over my arms and legs. Time for a walk.
Me and Chris walk in the clear night, smoking a cigarette, and sharing our thoughts. Everything is beautiful, from that house to that telephone pole, and Chris begins telling me how profoundly the drug has opened his mind. Normally depressed he described to me the strongest feeling of contentment and acceptance of his hard times. It was hitting me a bit more slowly, but as we sat on the curb smoking I knew this would be different from any of my past ecstasy experiences.
Back to the house, waiting for my best friend D. to arrive. She was at a keg party, and all I could think about was how much I wanted her to safely arrive, so I called her several times making sure she was all right driving. We waited outside until she was dropped off, and when she came I thought I would explode with joy, but I struggled with words, feeling them inadequate to explain to her how much she meant to me. We embraced and I knew we understood without words. In holding her I felt the energy passing between us, uniting us, and expressing all of our feelings perfectly. Relieved, I decided it was time to dance.
Dancing was amazing. The sound waves passed through my body, each one like an orgasm in my arms and legs. I was the music and it was me. Others watched on and cheered as we became one, and after 10 minutes or so I sat down and started talking. Ecstasy is the must unselfish drug ever. It's all about love, so I talked to my friends and made some new ones.
This was truly a pristine moment. I felt as if my friends and I were going to change the world, together. We sat and hugged and talked and laughed and all I could feel was joy and understanding.
At this time D. was feeling sick so I went with her to the bathroom so she could throw up. Normally I could never stomach this. I had a conversation with her several days earlier about how when I became a father some day I would never be able to clean up my kid's puke. But I understood now, the love that would make me do anything for my friends and family. So I gladly waited with her trying to comfort her, and then went back to conversing.
A small more bit of background info. I am addicted to drugs. Painkillers mostly, but for the past year or so I have needed to be high all the time. I became a slave, tried to break free, failed, and remained a slave until this day.
I'm set free:
The talk moved to my friends' concern for me. My drug habit. Thoughts came easily, and I listened intently and was touched by their concerns. My bonds were broken, I felt lighter, relieved, and touched by their promises of support. I wanted to get on a loudspeaker and tell the entire world that I was free! Originally I was going to title this report 'Ecstasy Saved my Life', but I thought, 'What the hell am I thinking, my friends saved my life'. Drugs come and go, they make you happy for a few hours. But friends, they'll make you happy for an eternity, will embrace you, share the energy passing between you, and give you the best high imaginable.
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The org.apache.commons.math.util package collects a group of array utilities, value transformers, and numerical routines used by implementation classes in commons-math.
To maintain statistics based on a "rolling" window of values, a resizable array implementation was developed and is provided for reuse in the util package. The core functionality provided is described in the documentation for the interface, DoubleArray. This interface adds one method, addElementRolling(double) to basic list accessors. The addElementRolling method adds an element (the actual parameter) to the end of the list and removes the first element in the list.
The ResizableDoubleArray class provides a configurable, array-backed implementation of the DoubleArray interface. When addElementRolling is invoked, the underlying array is expanded if necessary, the new element is added to the end of the array and the "usable window" of the array is moved forward, so that the first element is effectively discarded, what was the second becomes the first, and so on. To efficiently manage storage, two maintenance operations need to be periodically performed -- orphaned elements at the beginning of the array need to be reclaimed and space for new elements at the end needs to be created. Both of these operations are handled automatically, with frequency / effect driven by the configuration properties expansionMode, expansionFactor and contractionCriteria. See ResizableDoubleArray for details.
The OpenIntToDoubleHashMap class provides a specialized hash map implementation for int/double. This implementation has a much smaller memory overhead than standard java.util.HashMap class. It uses open addressing and primitive arrays, which greatly reduces the number of intermediate objects and improve data locality.
The ContinuedFraction class provides a generic way to create and evaluate continued fractions. The easiest way to create a continued fraction is to subclass ContinuedFraction and override the getA and getB methods which return the continued fraction terms. The precise definition of these terms is explained in Continued Fraction, equation (1) from MathWorld.
As an example, the constant Pi can be computed using a continued fraction. The following anonymous class provides the implementation:
ContinuedFraction c = new ContinuedFraction() { public double getA(int n, double x) { switch(n) { case 0: return 3.0; default: return 6.0; } } public double getB(int n, double x) { double y = (2.0 * n) - 1.0; return y * y; } }
Then, to evalute Pi, simply call any of the evalute methods (Note, the point of evalution in this example is meaningless since Pi is a constant).
For a more practical use of continued fractions, consider the exponential function. The following anonymous class provides its implementation:
ContinuedFraction c = new ContinuedFraction() { public double getA(int n, double x) { if (n % 2 == 0) { switch(n) { case 0: return 1.0; default: return 2.0; } } else { return n; } } public double getB(int n, double x) { if (n % 2 == 0) { return -x; } else { return x; } } }
Then, to evalute ex for any value x, simply call any of the evalute methods.
A collection of reusable math functions is provided in the MathUtils utility class. MathUtils currently includes methods to compute the following:


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snatch
A simple CLI for downloading entire websites.
Installation
- Requires wget and crystal-lang.
- Install dependencies if you don't already have them installed:
brew update
brew install wget
brew install crystal
- Install snatch:
git clone https://github.com/Iainmon/Web-Snatch.git
cd Web-Snatch
shards install
crystal build src/snatch.cr --no-debug --release
sudo cp snatch /usr/local/bin
Usage
$ snatch
Development
TODO Write development instructions here
Contributing
- Fork it (<https://github.com/iainmon/snatch/fork>)
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git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create a new Pull Request
Contributors
- Iain Moncrief - creator and maintainer


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If the PropertySet has only a single section this
method returns it. |
int |
hashCode()
|
boolean |
isDocumentSummaryInformation()
Checks whether this PropertySet is a Document
Summary Information. |
static boolean |
isPropertySetStream(byte[] src,
int offset,
int length)
Checks whether a byte array is in the Horrible Property Set Format. |
static boolean |
isPropertySetStream(java.io.InputStream stream)
Checks whether an InputStream is in the Horrible
Property Set Format. |
boolean |
isSummaryInformation()
Checks whether this PropertySet represents a Summary
Information. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
|
boolean |
wasNull()
Checks whether the property which the last call to getPropertyIntValue(int) or getProperty(int) tried to access
was available or not. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
protected int byteOrder
Specifies this PropertySet
's byte order. See the
HPFS documentation for details!
protected int format
Specifies this PropertySet
's format. See the HPFS
documentation for details!
protected int osVersion
Specifies the version of the operating system that created
this PropertySet
. See the HPFS documentation for
details!
public static final int OS_WIN16
If the OS version field holds this value the property set stream was created on a 16-bit Windows system.
public static final int OS_MACINTOSH
If the OS version field holds this value the property set stream was created on a Macintosh system.
public static final int OS_WIN32
If the OS version field holds this value the property set stream was created on a 32-bit Windows system.
protected ClassID classID
Specifies this PropertySet
's "classID" field. See
the HPFS documentation for details!
protected java.util.List sections
The sections in this PropertySet
.
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
protected PropertySet()
Creates an empty (uninitialized) PropertySet
.
Please note: For the time being this constructor is protected since it is used for internal purposes only, but expect it to become public once the property set's writing functionality is implemented.
public PropertySet(java.io.InputStream stream) throws NoPropertySetStreamException, MarkUnsupportedException, java.io.IOException, java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
Creates a PropertySet
instance from an InputStream
in the Horrible Property Set Format.
The constructor reads the first few bytes from the stream and determines whether it is really a property set stream. If it is, it parses the rest of the stream. If it is not, it resets the stream to its beginning in order to let other components mess around with the data and throws an exception.
stream
- Holds the data making out the property set
stream.
MarkUnsupportedException
- if the stream does not support
the InputStream.markSupported()
method.
java.io.IOException
- if the InputStream
cannot not be
accessed as needed.
NoPropertySetStreamException
- if the input stream does not
contain a property set.
java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
- if a character encoding is not
supported.public PropertySet(byte[] stream, int offset, int length) throws NoPropertySetStreamException, java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
Creates a PropertySet
instance from a byte array
that represents a stream in the Horrible Property Set
Format.
stream
- The byte array holding the stream data.offset
- The offset in stream where the stream
data begin. If the stream data begin with the first byte in the
array, the offset is 0.length
- The length of the stream data.
NoPropertySetStreamException
- if the byte array is not a
property set stream.
java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
- if the codepage is not supported.public PropertySet(byte[] stream) throws NoPropertySetStreamException, java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
Creates a PropertySet
instance from a byte array
that represents a stream in the Horrible Property Set
Format.
stream
- The byte array holding the stream data. The
complete byte array contents is the stream data.
NoPropertySetStreamException
- if the byte array is not a
property set stream.
java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
- if the codepage is not supported.| Method Detail |
|---|
public int getByteOrder()
Returns the property set stream's low-level "byte order" field. It is always 0xFFFE .
public int getFormat()
Returns the property set stream's low-level "format" field. It is always 0x0000 .
public int getOSVersion()
Returns the property set stream's low-level "OS version" field.
public ClassID getClassID()
Returns the property set stream's low-level "class ID" field.
public int getSectionCount()
Returns the number of Section
s in the property
set.
Section
s in the property set.public java.util.List getSections()
Returns the Section
s in the property set.
Section
s in the property set.public static boolean isPropertySetStream(java.io.InputStream stream) throws MarkUnsupportedException, java.io.IOException
Checks whether an InputStream
is in the Horrible
Property Set Format.
stream
- The InputStream
to check. In order to
perform the check, the method reads the first bytes from the
stream. After reading, the stream is reset to the position it
had before reading. The InputStream
must support the
InputStream.mark(int)
method.
true
if the stream is a property set
stream, else false
.
MarkUnsupportedException
- if the InputStream
does not support the InputStream.mark(int)
method.
java.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurspublic static boolean isPropertySetStream(byte[] src, int offset, int length)
Checks whether a byte array is in the Horrible Property Set Format.
src
- The byte array to check.offset
- The offset in the byte array.length
- The significant number of bytes in the byte
array. Only this number of bytes will be checked.
true
if the byte array is a property set
stream, false
if not.public boolean isSummaryInformation()
Checks whether this PropertySet
represents a Summary
Information.
true
if this PropertySet
represents a Summary Information, else false
.public boolean isDocumentSummaryInformation()
Checks whether this PropertySet
is a Document
Summary Information.
true
if this PropertySet
represents a Document Summary Information, else false
.public Property[] getProperties() throws NoSingleSectionException
Convenience method returning the Property
array
contained in this property set. It is a shortcut for getting
the PropertySet
's Section
s list and then
getting the Property
array from the first Section
.
Section
of this
PropertySet
.
NoSingleSectionException
- if the PropertySet
has
more or less than one Section
.protected java.lang.Object getProperty(int id) throws NoSingleSectionException
Convenience method returning the value of the property with
the specified ID. If the property is not available,
null
is returned and a subsequent call to wasNull()
will return true
.
id
- The property ID
NoSingleSectionException
- if the PropertySet
has
more or less than one Section
.protected boolean getPropertyBooleanValue(int id) throws NoSingleSectionException
Convenience method returning the value of a boolean property
with the specified ID. If the property is not available,
false
is returned. A subsequent call to wasNull()
will return true
to let the caller
distinguish that case from a real property value of
false
.
id
- The property ID
NoSingleSectionException
- if the PropertySet
has
more or less than one Section
.protected int getPropertyIntValue(int id) throws NoSingleSectionException
Convenience method returning the value of the numeric
property with the specified ID. If the property is not
available, 0 is returned. A subsequent call to wasNull()
will return true
to let the caller distinguish
that case from a real property value of 0.
id
- The property ID
NoSingleSectionException
- if the PropertySet
has
more or less than one Section
.public boolean wasNull() throws NoSingleSectionException
Checks whether the property which the last call to getPropertyIntValue(int)
or getProperty(int)
tried to access
was available or not. This information might be important for
callers of getPropertyIntValue(int)
since the latter
returns 0 if the property does not exist. Using wasNull()
, the caller can distiguish this case from a
property's real value of 0.
true
if the last call to getPropertyIntValue(int)
or getProperty(int)
tried to access a
property that was not available, else false
.
NoSingleSectionException
- if the PropertySet
has
more than one Section
.public Section getFirstSection()
Gets the PropertySet
's first section.
PropertySet
's first section.public Section getSingleSection()
If the PropertySet
has only a single section this
method returns it.
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
Returns true
if the PropertySet
is equal
to the specified parameter, else false
.
equals
in class java.lang.Object
o
- the object to compare this PropertySet
with
true
if the objects are equal, false
if notpublic int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
Object.hashCode()
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
Object.toString()
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TENET: Watch the cryptic first trailer for Christopher Nolan’s new movie
Cannot wait.
Christopher Nolan has debuted the cryptic new trailer for Tenet, his forthcoming eleventh project.
In the first clip from the British director’s latest movie, we see BlacKkKlansman star John David Washington surveying a series of bullet-holes littered across a reinforced pane of glass.
The action then cuts to footage of a riot squad heading into action, alongside what appears to be a particularly brutal interrogation.
In true Nolan style, the mystery intensifies right at the end as Washington’s character is seen wearing an oxygen mask, before the screen fades to white.
Although the project remains shrouded in secrecy, an official IMDB listing describes the film as “an action epic revolving around international espionage, time travel, and evolution.”
The film, which is set for release on July 17 2020, also stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Robert Pattinson, Himesh Patel, Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh, Dimple Kapadia, and Michael Caine. Ludwig Göransson, who won an Oscar for his work on Black Panther, will handle the score.
Pattinson revealed earlier this year that he was locked in a room to read the script for the film. “I don’t have it myself,” he told USA Today, adding that it was “unreal”.


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This spoiler describes the behaviour of the rings found in Martin's Dungeon Bash version 1.7.
Makes the player immune to fire damage, and increases the player's melee damage by 50% + 2d4 points against enemies that do not resist fire.
Makes the player immune to cold damage, and increases the player's melee damage by 33.33% + 1d6 points against enemies that do not resist cold.
Makes the player immune to necromantic damage, and increases the player's melee damage by 25% + 2d4 points against enemies that are not undead; in addition, 16.66% of the melee damage inflicted by the player (including this bonus) is applied as healing to the player.
Every 20 ticks, the player regains 1-3 hit points. While wearing a regeneration ring, the player consumes food 50% faster than normal.
While wearing a doom ring, the player takes one point of damage after each action. Removing a doom ring drains 1-4 points each of Body and Agility from the player, and does 1d20 points of damage to the player.
While wearing a teleport ring, the player has a 1 in 75 chance of being teleported after each action. Removing a teleport ring is not automatically successful; if a random number between zero and (player's level minus one) is less than four, the player cannot find the willpower to remove it.
Wedding rings have no effect on the player.


Files CCore/inc/Elf.h CCore/src/Elf.cpp
CCore has a simple ELF file parser. It is not comprehensive, but sufficient for the current purpose. The parser and related software entities are enclosed in the namespace Elf.
template <class Custom,ParseDevType Dev>
void Elf::Parse(Dev &dev,PtrLen<const uint8> map);
The main parser function is called Parse. It is a template. The second parameter is a processing device type. Usually it is derived from the first argument type. But the first parameter is a Custom. It must be one of the LeOrder or BeOrder. This parameter specifies the byte-to-integer conversion method to be used by the parser during the ELF image processing. The first function argument is a processing device. The object methods are called with various piece of the image data. The second argument is a byte range, it is considered as an ELF image. An exception is thrown in case of error.
The type Dev must comply with the following pattern:
class Dev { public: void operator () (const Elf::Header &header); void operator () (ulen index,StrLen name,const Elf::SectHeader §); void operator () (ulen index,StrLen name,const Elf::SectHeader §,PtrLen<const uint8> data); void operator () (); };
The first operator is called first with a reference to the image header. This operator should check the expected image properties and throw an exception if they are not such.
The second and the third operators are called next per each image section. The first argument is the section index. The second argument is the section name. The third is a reference to the section header. Finally, if the section must be loaded the range of the section data is provided.
The last operator is called last to finish the processing.
Each of operators may throw an exception.
Header describes various properties of an ELF image.
enum BitType { BitType_32 = 1, BitType_64 = 2 }; enum EndianType { EndianType_LE = 1, EndianType_BE = 2 }; enum CPUType { CPUType_ARM = 40 }; struct Header { // +0 uint8 elf0; uint8 elf1; uint8 elf2; uint8 elf3; uint8 bit_type; uint8 endian_type; // +16 uint16 file_type; uint16 cpu_type; uint32 elf_version; uint32 entry_point; uint32 program_header_off; uint32 section_header_off; uint32 cpu_flags; uint16 header_size; uint16 program_header_size; uint16 program_header_count; uint16 section_header_size; uint16 section_header_count; uint16 section_name_section_index; // methods bool check_id(uint8 bit_type_,uint8 endian_type_) const; bool check_cpu(uint16 cpu_type_) const; // print object void print(PrinterType &out) const; };
The most interesting properties are:
bit_type is the image bit type. It must be BitType_32 to proceed further.
endian_type is the image endian type.
cpu_type is the CPU type.
entry_point is the image entry point, if the image is executable.
check_id() can be used to check the expected bit type and the expected endian type.
check_cpu() can be used to check the expected CPU type.
SectHeader describes various properties of a section.
enum SectFlags { SectFlag_write = 1, SectFlag_alloc = 2, SectFlag_code = 4 }; struct SectHeader { uint32 name_off; uint32 type; uint32 flags; uint32 address; uint32 data_off; uint32 size; uint32 link; uint32 info; uint32 address_align; uint32 entry_size; // methods bool isLoadable() const; // print object void print(PrinterType &out) const; };
The most interesting properties are:
flags is the section flags.
address is the section load address.
size is the section size.
isLoadable() returns true iff the section must be loaded.


Setup a Web server using Docker
Before setting up a server we must know the real meaning or definition of a server. So, the Server is a
program that provides the client with any kind of services. For example, a web server provides our websites,
a database server provides us data. This means every server has work to do and for every different work we
want them to do, we have to choose different servers.
Pre-requisite:
- Linux Operating system Like Ubuntu, Redhat, Kali Linux
- Internet connectivity
- Docker installed on system
3 steps to configure a Web Server
- Install the Server Program
- Configuration of Server
- Start the server
Installing the Server Software
1. Install Docker Engine
After the installation, you can run following command to test your installation.
docker run hello-world
2. Pull an Ubuntu image from Dockerhub
docker pull ubuntu
3. Run the ubuntu docker image
docker run -it ubuntu:latest /bin/bash
4. Install apache2
apt-get install apache2
5. Install vim editor
apt-get install vim
Configuring the Web server
Actually the server is already been configured and now its the time to update or make a website over this
server.Server website can be accessed using the IP address of the host.
Setup website.
1. Share the data between Docker container and Host
Using following command we can share the data between docker container and host.
docker run -it -p <IP_ADDRESS>:80:80 -v F:\Docker_tutorial\local_dir:/var/www/html ubuntu-my_apache2 /bin/bash
- -it : log into an interactive shell
- -p : expose an port of Docker container
- -v : bind a host directory to Docker container
2. vi Editor in UNIX
Go to html directory and create an index.html file using following commands.
cd /var/www/html
vi index.html
Start the server
/etc/init.d/apache2 restart


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n
of this
EReg.
This method should only be called after this
.match() or
this
.matchSub(), and then operates on the String of that operation.
The index n
corresponds to the n-th set of parentheses in the pattern
of this
EReg. If no such sub-group exists, an exception is thrown.
If n
equals 0, the whole matched substring is returned.s
which this
EReg matches with by
.
If this
EReg does not match any substring, the result is s
.
By default, this method replaces only the first matched substring. If
the global g modifier is in place, all matched substrings are replaced.
If by
contains $1
to $9
, the digit corresponds to number of a
matched sub-group and its value is used instead. If no such sub-group
exists, the replacement is unspecified. The string $$
becomes $
.
If s
or by
are null, the result is unspecified.s
at all substrings this
EReg matches.
If a match is found at the start of s
, the result contains a leading
empty String "" entry.
If a match is found at the end of s
, the result contains a trailing
empty String "" entry.
If two matching substrings appear next to each other, the result
contains the empty String "" between them.
By default, this method splits s
into two parts at the first matched
substring. If the global g modifier is in place, s
is split at each
matched substring.
If s
is null, the result is unspecified.
r
and modifiersopt
. This is equivalent to the shorthand syntax ~/r/opt Ifr
oropt
are null, the result is unspecified.


"Like water flowing downhill... Effortless!"
"Like water flowing downhill... Effortless!"
Front Line DPS: Through focusing his internal Energy, Tashi is able to strengthen his abilities and unleash immensely powerful attacks
| Health | 64 | Health | 144 | |
| Physical Attack | 5.1 | Physical Attack | 11.4 | |
| Magic Attack | 0 | Magic Attack | 0 | |
| Physical Armor | 2.1 | Physical Armor | 4.8 | |
| Magic Armor | 2.1 | Magic Armor | 4.8 |
None
Tashi dashes to the weakest enemy, and delivers a quick series of blows. When God-like Focus is activated: Tashi concentrates his Energy into a single powerful punch which the enemy cannot Dodge. The punch causes severe injuries, reducing the enemy's Energy, as well as temporarily reducing their Health Recovery and Movement Speed. The force of the punch even affects enemies standing behind the target, dealing Physical Damage and Knocking them back
Tashi unleashes a combination of flying kicks dealing Physical Damage to an enemy. When God-like Focus is activated: At the end of the kick combo, Tashi will deliver a earth-shaking strike, dealing AoE Physical Damage and Stunning enemies in range
Tashi delivers an open-palmed blow that inflicts Physical Damage and pushes the target back a short distance. When God-like Focus is activated: Target is knocked back to the edge of the battlefield. When he or she hits the edge, the impact will cause AoE Physical Damage
By using ancient techniques Tashi is able to focus his internal Energy while he's standing in place of walking. It's possible to build up to 5 layers of this focused state. Each layer reduces the Damage Tashi takes by 3% and boosts his Physical Attack. When he has built up at least 3 layers, he may enter a state of God-like Focus, which strengthens all of his abilities (this uses up 3 layers). Using Tashi's Ultimate expends all the layers that he currently has. Whenever Tashi moves passively (such as being knocked-back or lifted), all of the layers will also disappear
*Key items required to fuse up to Orange+2 and fully equip. Not all items required for fusions listed.


What we're about
Code for Akron is a volunteer organization where technologists, creatives, entrepreneurs, governance, organizations, domain-specific professionals, and citizens come together with the shared goal of improving the Akron, Ohio region for everyone.
Code for Akron is a Code for America Brigade.
Our process for improvement is to 1) represent(define) the problem, 2) search for a solution, and 3) implement the solution.
Representation of the problem is a community effort in which citizens, governance, organizations, and domain-specific professionals work together to accurately describe the problem and its impact.
Searching for solutions is a creative engineering process in which Code for Akron volunteers search for and design solutions with the goal of solving the problem or, at the very least, solving some aspect of the problem.
Implementation of the solution is the technical phase of development, in which Code for Akron volunteers have clearly defined requirements that must be met to bring the solution to life.
It is probable that many proposed solutions will fail. Our solution may also fail after an exhaustive effort has been put forward in building the solution. In consideration of our volunteers time, our goal is to implement the smallest portion of the solution. This will help in the post implementation phase.
Post-implementation includes collecting data and analyzing the results of our implementation. The process for improvement is then repeated again.
Our goal is to find the most appropriate solution in the shortest amount of time. We most focus our efforts in solutions that produce positive results.
Circle Back Model
Representation of a problem, searching for a solution and implementation of a solution, is an iterative process, known as the Circle Back Model. The Circle-Back Model works when a problem has no defined solution and no defined solution strategy. The Circle-Back Model is especially effective in complex, open-ended problems that require as much creativity as they do analytical problem-solving skills.
1. Represent 2. Search 3. Implement (Analyze, Repeat)


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France's 5G spectrum auction delayed to March 2020: sources
by ReutersPARIS (Reuters) - France is likely to delay its 5G spectrum auction at least until March 2020, three months later than the originally scheduled date, two sources close to the matter said.
The delay stems from disagreement between the French finance ministry and the telecoms authority, Arcep, over the exact size of the spectrum to be auctioned and over the auction floor price, said the sources, who have direct knowledge of the discussions.
Arcep and the ministry declined to comment.
"All positions haven't yet converged between Arcep and the government," one of the two sources said. "It shouldn't take much more time now, but it's when one gets into the final details of the procedure that difficulties emerge."
The talks have postponed the legal process for granting the right to use 5G radio waves -- -- the raw material for wireless carriers to develop networks -- by at least three months, sources said, from an initial schedule set for January.


| Crop | Cost per bag | Selling price per crop | Revnue per bag |
| Turnips | 120G | 60G | 360G |
| Potatoes | 150G | 80G | 490G |
| Cabbages | 500G | 250G | 1500G |
Good luck on planning your harvests this Spring! Here's a quote to keep you inspired! Nobody finds what they want immediately. But if you waste your time everyday because of that, you'll never find anything.


Apache Storm Logo Contest
Apache Storm is a platform for distributed, real-time computation that has been undergoing incubation at Apache since September 18, 2013. You can contribute by helping establish the Storm brand by submitting a proposal for the Apache Storm logo.
Your proposal will be published on the Storm project website next to the other proposals. On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 the community will choose the new logo through a vote on the Apache Storm Mailing List. If more than 10 proposals are received, voting will take place in two rounds, with the first round selecting 10 proposals to move to round two.
The winning artist will be credited on the Apache Storm website as having designed the logo, and may include a link to her/his website or blog. Prizes for the winner(s) are currently TBD.
GUIDELINES
The logo should meet the following requirements:
- Include 2 versions of the logo: a rectangular layout (full brand) and a square layout (icon, stand-alone logo)
- Be scalable up or down (hi-res raster, or vector)
- Translate to a 2-color representation (black/white, 2 greys, etc.)
- Able to be inverted if running on a dark background
- Comply with the Apache branding requirements
Optional, but nice to have:
- Icons representing storm components (suitable for use in diagrams, presentations, etc.):
- Spouts
- Bolts
- Streams
- Trident
- Functions/Filters
Note: The winning design as accepted by popular vote will be treated as a proposal that can be modified and iterated upon to reach its final form.
There is no limit on the number of entries per individual.
INSPIRATION
While designing the logo, keep in mind what describes Storm:
- Distributed Computation
- High Performance
- Fault Tolerance
- Community Driven
DEADLINE
The contest will be open until Wednesday, April 30, 2014.
HOW TO ENTER
Send the Apache Storm Mailing List links to:
- A PNG version of the logo (and it’s scalable variations)
- A ZIP file with all assets
- (Optional) A link to a blog post, etc. describing the proposal
Alternatively, contributers can mail the above to the contest coordinator to have them forwarded to the mailing list.
Contributors may also publicise their proposal by tweeting links to a proposal with the hashtag #stormlogocontest
LICENSE
The authors of the selected Apache Storm logo(s) will be required to donate them to the Apache Storm project and complete and Apache Individual Contributor License Agreement(ICLA)


CRIMSON KIMONO, THE (director/writer: Samuel Fuller; cinematographer: Sam Leavitt; editor: Jerome Thoms; cast: Victoria Shaw (Christine Downs), Lenn Corbett (Detective Sgt. Charlie Bancroft), James Shigeta (Detective Joe Kojaku), Anna Lee (Mac), Paul Dubov (Casale), Jaclynne Greene (Roma), Neyle Morrow (Hansel), Gloria Pall (Sugar Torch), George Yoshinaga (Willy Hidaka), Fuji (Shuto); Runtime: 84; Columbia; 1959)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Fuller makes an urban crime story into an interracial love triangle. Detective Sgt. Charlie Bancroft (Glenn Corbett) and Detective Joe Kojaku (James Shigeta) are Korean War army buddies and current rommates, working as partners with the LA homicide squad. Their precinct is on the edge of the Japanese section of Los Angeles, known as Little Tokyo. When a burlesque stripper, Sugar Torch (Pall), is murdered on busy Main Street after a gunman threatens her in the dressing room of her strip club, they are assigned the case. While trying to track down the killer, they notice the stripper had a painting in her possession signed by an artist named Christine. They find out from an artist friend of theirs that she's an attractive student named Christine Downs (Shaw), who is living in a sorority house on the USC campus. The police get her to make a sketch of the man who commissioned the painting, who is the chief murder suspect.
When the sketch appears of the suspect Hansel (Morrow) in the newspapers, he calls her and threatens to kill her. She accepts the protection of the police team and moves in with them, along with her female chaperone, the older artist, alcoholic and mother figure, Mac (Anna Lee).
Charlie, the Caucasian, falls in love with Christine first, but when guarding her, Joe, a Nisei, who at first can't tell her how he feels but knows that he loves her and that she loves him, soon becomes completely wrapped up in her and doesn't know what to do about it because of his friendship for Charlie.
In a traditional Kendo match, where the two compete against each other in a duel, Joe attacks Charlie in a jealous rage and beats him unfairly by pounding on him in a brutish manner. After the match he tells Charlie what's eating him, that he loves Christine. When Charlie looks at him coldly, he reads that as a racial remark and believes his friend can't accept them as an integrated couple.
Warning: spoiler in the next paragraph.
But while the three are visiting a Japanese street festival, Christine spots Hansel. When they catch up with him, he's shot by his girlfriend Roma (Greene). Joe runs her down and shoots her before she can escape into the festival night crowd, as she reveals that she shot the stripper because she was jealous. But it turns out she was jealous for no reason, as the stripper and Hansel had no relationship but for a business one. He gave her the idea for her new strip act, to wear a crimson kimono. This scenario is compared with the policemen's love triangle, and Joe realizes that he too put thoughts in the mind of Charlie that just weren't there. The film ends with a long kiss between the Japanese-American detective and the white artist, making a loud statement that it's fine that the heroine prefers someone of a different race.
It's a satisfactory Fuller work, that is lurid while also reflective of the racial divide in the country. In his gritty way, Fuller hammers home the point of the need for racial tolerance and that there's urban alienation out there to deal with. The problem with the film, is that the mystery story was never developed and seems included as just an afterthought.
REVIEWED ON 8/26/2001 GRADE: B -
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Downgrading (ugopwn- TWLnf)
If you need help, ask the Nintendo DSiBrew Discord!
Please read all below information before starting
Original instructions by Jerbear64 (twlguide)
In order to install HiyaCFW, you must downgrade to DSi version 1.4. Follow the below instructions CAREFULLY.
These instructions ONLY work on USA DSi systems! Make sure that there is a "U" by your version number.
There is a risk of bricking, however, this method is less dangerous. That does NOT mean it is foolproof! Follow instructions EXACTLY, and keep multiple copies of your original NAND backup!
Requirements:
- The latest release of ugopwn
- The latest release of twlnf
- The latest release of DSi SRL Extractor (with console_id.py)
- A twlnf firmware v1.4 installation script for your region (USA or EUR)
- The latest release of Python 3
- The latest release of NUS Downloader (with sort.py)
Instructions
Section I - Copying Correct Files for Ugopwn
- Power on your DSi.
- Go to System Settings > Data Management > System Memory > Flipnote Studio (any other DSiware in this area will work as well) > Press Copy > Press Yes, and finally exit to the DSi Menu. (If you cannot access Data Management, try opening the DSi Shop, then close it, and try again!)
- Power off your device, and insert the device's SD card into your computer.
- Copy the contents of
twlnf.zip
to the root of your SD card, and rename twlnf.nds toboot.nds
. - Copy the contents of
ugopwn.zip
to the root of your SD card. - Copy the twlnf 1.4 installation script for your region to the root of your SD card.
- Unzip
dsi_srl_extract.zip
to your computer. Open your SD Card's drive, and navigate to Private > DS > Title. Copy your .bin file to yourdsi_srl_extract
directory. If multiple .bin files are present, only one needs to be copied. - Double-click on
console_id.py
to run it. You will now see a console_id.txt file in the directory. (Note: On Unix-based systems (Mac and Linux, for example), WINE is required for this script to run.) - Copy
console_id.txt
to the root of your SD card. - Remove the SD card from your computer, and insert it into the SD card slot on your DSi.
- Power on your DSi, and open Flipnote Studio.
- Press "View Flipnote", then "SD Card".
- Choose "select folder", then choose "user" instead of "normal".
- Open the ugopwn folder.
- Click on the note with the red bottom half, then choose "edit".
- Once you are on the editing page, click on the flipnote frog icon in the bottom left.
- Click on the film roll icon, then choose "copy".
- Choose "back", then "exit".
- Click on the second note, then choose "edit".
- Click on the flipnote frog icon in the bottom left.
- Click on the film roll icon.
- Click on the single right arrow (the next to last arrow icon) two times. You will see a new frame be created.
- Click on the paste button exactly 122 times.
- Click the erase button, then the paste button.
- You are now in twlnf. When prompted, press (A) to create a NAND backup. This will take a few minutes.
- When the NAND backup is finished, press (B) to exit twlnf. This will power off your device.
Section II - Downloading v1.4 Files
- Insert your DSi's SD card into your PC.
- Copy
nand.bin
to a safe place on your computer. Do not lose this file! It is an essential backup. - Open
NUS Downloader.exe
and check the box that says "Create Decryped Contents (*.app)" (Note: Unix-based systems (Mac and Linux, for example) can run the .exe natively using Mono.) - Uncheck the box that says "Keep Enc. Contents".
- Select: Database > System (DSi) > System Menu (Launcher) > [Your Region] > v512
- Select "Start NUS Download!"
- When done, select: Database > System (DSi) > Nintendo DS Cart Whitelist > All > v256
- Select "Start NUS Download!"
- When done, select: Database > System (DSi) > System Settings > [Your Region] > v512
- Select "Start NUS Download!"
- When done, select: Database > System (DSi) > Version Data > [Your Region] > v4 (China)
- Select "Start NUS Download!"
- Exit NUS Downloader, and run
sort.py
to prepare the titles for installation. - You now have a new folder called
title
in your NUS Downloader directory. Copy this folder to the root of your SD card. - Unplug your SD card, and insert it in your DSi.
Section III - Installing System Version 1.4
- We are now modifying the DSi NAND directly. Ensure your DSi is plugged in and has a full battery.
- Repeat steps 11 - 24 of Section I to run twlnf.
- Wait for twlnf to load. When prompted, press (X) to mount the NAND directly. (twlnf does not list this as an option.)
- Navigate to
install-1.4-(your region).nfs
. Press (A) to execute. - twlnf will now verify that all files are in place. When prompted, press (A) to continue.
- twlnf is now installing firmware version 1.4 on your DSi. When
execution returned 0
appears, the script has finished executing. - Press (SELECT) to quit twlnf, then (A) to confirm.
- Power on your DSi, navigate to System Settings, and verify that your system version is now 1.4.
Continue to Installing HiyaCFW


Experimental implementations#
Helpers#
mlprodict.testing.experimental_c_impl.experimental_c.code_optimisation
()
code_optimisation() -> str
Returns a string giving some insights about optimisations.
Implementation of ONNX operators#
Experimental implementations for algorithm.
Einsum#
mlprodict.testing.einsum
(equation, inputs, optimize = False, runtime = ‘batch_dot’, cache = True, opset = None, decompose = True, strategy = None, verbose = None)
Proposes a new implementation of numpy.einsum. It does not allow expresion using … and expects a right member.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.einsum_fct.CachedEinsum
(self, equation, runtime = ‘batch_dot’, opset = None, optimize = False, dtype = <class ‘numpy.float64’>, decompose = True, strategy = None, verbose = None, key = None)
Stores all the necessary information to cache the preprocessing of a an einsum equation.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.optimize_decompose_einsum_equation
(equation, dtype, optimize = False, runtime = ‘batch_dot’, cache = True, opset = None, decompose = True, strategy = None, verbose = None)
Proposes a new implementation of numpy.einsum. It does not allow expresion using … and expects a right member.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.einsum_impl.analyse_einsum_equation
(equation)
Analyses an einsum equation.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.einsum_impl.apply_sequence
mlprodict.testing.einsum.decompose_einsum_equation
(equation, shapes, strategy = ‘simple’, clean = False, verbose = False)
Decomposes an equation used in numpy.einsum knowing the input shapes. It returns a sequence of operations to do to compute the results.
mlprodict.testing.experimental_c_impl.experimental_c.custom_einsum_float
(equation, x, y, nthread = 0)
custom_einsum_float(equation: str, x: numpy.ndarray[numpy.float32], y: numpy.ndarray[numpy.float32], nthread: int = 0) -> numpy.ndarray[numpy.float32]
Custom C++ implementation of operator einsum with float. The function only works with contiguous arrays. It does not any explicit transposes. It does not support diagonal operator (repetition of the same letter). See python’s version
custom_einsum
.
mlprodict.testing.experimental_c_impl.experimental_c.custom_einsum_double
(equation, x, y, nthread = 0)
custom_einsum_double(equation: str, x: numpy.ndarray[numpy.float64], y: numpy.ndarray[numpy.float64], nthread: int = 0) -> numpy.ndarray[numpy.float64]
Custom C++ implementation of operator einsum with double. The function only works with contiguous arrays. It does not any explicit transposes. It does not support diagonal operator (repetition of the same letter). See python’s version
custom_einsum
.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.einsum_benchmark
(equation = ‘abc,cd->abd’, shape = 30, perm = False, runtime = ‘python’, use_tqdm = False, number = 5, repeat = 5, opset = 15)
Investigates whether or not the decomposing einsum is faster.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.numpy_diagonal
(m, axis, axes)
Extracts diagonal coefficients from an array.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.numpy_extended_dot
(m1, m2, axes, left, right, verbose = False)
Extended version of a matrix multiplication (numpy.dot) with two matrices m1, m2 of the same dimensions. Loops over left axes for m1 and right axes for m2, summation is done over axes. Other axes must be empty. This multiplication combines matrix multiplication (dot) and broadcasted multiplication term by term.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.numpy_extended_dot_python
(m1, m2, axes, left, right, verbose = False)
Implementation of
numpy_extended_dot
in pure python. This implementation is not efficient but shows how to implement this operation without numpy.einsum.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.numpy_extended_dot_matrix
(m1, m2, axes, left, right, verbose = False)
Implementation of
numpy_extended_dot
using dot product, multiplication, transpose and reduction but not a custom python implementation likenumpy_extended_dot_python
.
mlprodict.testing.einsum.einsum_impl_ext.numpy_extended_dot_ouput_shape
(m1, m2, axes, left, right)
Computes the output shape of results produced by function
numpy_extended_dot
ornumpy_extended_dot_python
.
Pad#
mlprodict.testing.experimental.custom_pad
(arr, paddings, constant = 0, verbose = False)
Implements function pad in python, only the constant version.
ReduceSum#
mlprodict.testing.experimental_c_impl.experimental_c.custom_reducesum_rk_double
(x, nthread = 0)
custom_reducesum_rk_double(x: numpy.ndarray[numpy.float64], nthread: int = 0) -> numpy.ndarray[numpy.float64]
Custom C++ implementation of operator ReduceSum with double when the reduced matrix has two dimensions and the reduced axis is the first one. x is the reduced matrix. nthread specifies the number of threads used to distribute. Negative means OMP default values.
mlprodict.testing.experimental_c_impl.experimental_c.custom_reducesum_rk_float
(x, nthread = 0)
custom_reducesum_rk_float(x: numpy.ndarray[numpy.float32], nthread: int = 0) -> numpy.ndarray[numpy.float32]
Custom C++ implementation of operator ReduceSum with float when the reduced matrix has two dimensions and the reduced axis is the first one. x is the reduced matrix. nthread specifies the number of threads used to distribute. Negative means OMP default values.


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| Package | org.puremvc.as3.interfaces |
| Interface | public interface INotification |
| Implementors | Notification |
PureMVC does not rely upon underlying event models such as the one provided with Flash, and ActionScript 3 does not have an inherent event model.
The Observer Pattern as implemented within PureMVC exists to support event-driven communication between the application and the actors of the MVC triad.
Notifications are not meant to be a replacement for Events in Flex/Flash/AIR. Generally, IMediator
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and ICommand
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A key difference between Flash Event
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, while PureMVC Notification
s follow a 'Publish/Subscribe' pattern. PureMVC classes need not be related to each other in a parent/child relationship in order to communicate with one another using Notification
s.
See also
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
getBody():Object
Get the body of the
INotification instance
|
INotification | ||
|
getName():String
Get the name of the
INotification instance.
|
INotification | ||
|
getType():String
Get the type of the
INotification instance
|
INotification | ||
|
setBody(body:Object):void
Set the body of the
INotification instance
|
INotification | ||
|
setType(type:String):void
Set the type of the
INotification instance
|
INotification | ||
|
toString():String
Get the string representation of the
INotification instance
|
INotification |
| getBody | () | method |
public function getBody():Object
Get the body of the INotification
instance
Object
|
| getName | () | method |
public function getName():String
Get the name of the INotification
instance. No setter, should be set by constructor only
String
|
| getType | () | method |
public function getType():String
Get the type of the INotification
instance
String
|
| setBody | () | method |
public function setBody(body:Object):void
Set the body of the INotification
instance
body:Object
|
| setType | () | method |
public function setType(type:String):void
Set the type of the INotification
instance
type:String
|
| toString | () | method |
public function toString():String
Get the string representation of the INotification
instance
String
|


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