The connect
method returns the source node, which is useful for fanout. It retains the existing connection of the source node to the AudioDestination
, so in this example you'll hear the oscillator as well as the delays.
M = new Mooog();
M.node( { id: "osc", node_type: "Oscillator", type: "triangle" } )
.connect(
M.node( { id: "short_delay", node_type: "Delay", delayTime: 0.25 } )
)
.connect(
M.node( { id: "long_delay", node_type: "Delay", delayTime: 0.75 } )
)
$(document)
.on("mousedown", ".trigger1", function(){
M.node("osc").start();
})
.on("mouseup", ".trigger1", function(){
M.node("osc").stop();
})
The chain
method returns the destination node and automatically disconnects the source from the AudioDestination
, which is useful for effects chains. In this example we also use the buffer_source_file
parameter of the Convolver to quickly load an impulse response file. The use of chain()
to the Convolver means we don't (and can't) hear any dry signal without making additional connections from the previous node. In most cases using the Track object's send
would be preferable since it gives us more flexibility.
M = new Mooog();
M.node( { id: "osc2", node_type: "Oscillator", type: "sawtooth" } )
.chain(
M.node( { id: "filter", node_type: "BiquadFilter", frequency: 400 } )
)
.chain(
M.node( { id: "pre-reverb", node_type: "Gain", gain: 0.6 } )
)
.chain(
M.node( { id: "reverb", node_type: "Convolver", buffer_source_file: "sound/impulse-responses/st-andrews-church-ortf-shaped.mp3" } )
)
$(document)
.on("mousedown", ".trigger2", function(){
M.node("osc2").start();
})
.on("mouseup", ".trigger2", function(){
M.node("osc2").stop();
})
Your browser doesn't fully support the current AudioContext spec, so these examples may not function.
For more information, see the section on browser support.


Copyright © 2009-2012 Grégoire Burel
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. This copyright applies to the Veracity Ontology Specification and accompanying documentation in RDF. Regarding underlying technology, Veracity uses W3C's RDF technology, an open Web standard that can be freely used by anyone.
The Veracity Ontology has been developed within the Organisations, Information and Knowledge (OAK) Group at the University of Sheffield. This project has received funding from the EU project WeKnowIt (ICT-215453).
The World Wide Web has evolved into a distributed network of interactive web applications facilitating the publication of information on a large scale. Judging whether such information can be trusted is a difficult task for humans, often leading to blind trust. The veracity ontology allows trust to be placed in web content by web users and agents. Moreover the approach differs from current work by allowing the trustworthiness of web content to be asserted through the provision of machine readable proofs (i.e. by citing another piece of information, or stating the credentials of the user/agent).
This document contains a detailed description of the Veracity Ontology.
Veracity has been initially developed for the WeKnowIt project as a mean for managing trust through personal intelligence. However, the ontology is generic enough for being used in a wide range of project were modeling trustworthiness is necessary. Veracity is an evolving work and not considered stable at the moment. The Veracity RDF namespace is fixed and its identifier is not expected to change.
The authors welcome comments on this document, preferably via emailing the main author since no mailing list exists at the moment<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For more information, see the changes section for details of the changes in this version of the specification.
As an open community the World Wide Web has facilitated the contribution and sharing of ideas spanning a large information network. The visibility of this information brings along the problem of what to trust and whom to trust. So far it is up to web users to make a conscious decision whether to believe what they are reading or not.
Contrary to previous approaches, the Veracity Ontology enable the assertion of proof behind a trust decision. Particularly, it introduces three different trust models that can work together such has a basic TrustworthinesAssertion, a AgentKnowledgeProofAssertion and a DirectKnowledgeProofAssertion.
The following diagram gives a general overview of the Veracity Ontology.
You can consult the EKAW2010 publication or the RDF for more information.
This documentation is work in progress. Please refers to the RDF file directly for more information.
Here is a very basic description of a DirectKnowledgeProofAssertion:
@prefix vo: <http://purl.org/veracity/ns#> . <http://example.com/Albert Einstein#physics> a vo:Proposition . <http://example.com/Albert Einstein#physics> vo:has_trustworthiness :bnode1 . :bnode1 a vo:Trustworthiness . :bnode1 vo:trusted "true"∧∧ xsd.boolean. :bnode1 vo:has_proof :bnode2 . :bnode2 a vo:DirectKnowledgeProofAssertion . :bnode2 vo:has_proof <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Albert Einstein> .
This example, defines a small direct knowledge proof assertion. The proposition that Albert Einstein is a physicist is prooved by referencing a DBPedia resource.
The keywords "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this document are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119.
Namespace URIs of the general form "http://www.example.com/" represent some application-dependent or context-dependent URI as defined in RFC 2396.
The XML Namespace URIs that MUST be used by implementations of this specification are:
The Veracity Ontology has been developed within the Organisations, Information and Knowledge (OAK) Group at the University of Sheffield. This project has received funding from the EU project WeKnowIt (ICT-215453).
The style of the documentation is largely based on the documentation layout of SIOC and FOAF.


| I want to | Here's how: |
|---|---|
| Change the application font | Change the fontFamily field in config.xml |
| Change the way the list of devices is presented | Update the listStyle of UIConfig in MainActivity.java |
| Set an image for my new device | Override {@link com.aylanetworks.agilelink.framework.Device#getDeviceDrawable} in your new device class |
| Use swipe navigation instead of a pager | Update the navStyle of UIConfig in MainActivity.java |


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keywords: fastai
sidebar: home_sidebar
summary: "A package geared towards fastai export for version 2.3+"
description: "A package geared towards fastai export for version 2.3+"
nb_path: "index.ipynb"
---
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{% endraw %}
This package will be a collection of inference-based improvements to the fastai, as listed out in this list.


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Flickr Uploadr 3.0 lives 2007/12/20
Time to take a deep breath. Flickr Uploadr 3.0 is out for all and two minor revisions later is looking pretty good. There are still issues to be resolved but I won't spend any time here whining about desktop software or how hard it is.
Instead, a couple of lessons I definitely learned the hard way from this release.
- Desktop software, despite my best efforts, just can't be deployed as rapidly as a website can. I'm still trying to find the sweet spot between pushing fixes as soon as they're fixes and not bothering users with a constant stream of incremental updates.
- Some bugs are not as bad as they seem. And specifically not as bad as the one you might introduce hurrying out a fix. The transparency the Flickr Forum gives us in diagnosing bugs and communicating workarounds is invaluable here. Keeping members in the loop is just about as important as fixing the bugs.
- Other people's computers are more different than your's than you can possibly imagine (or replicate with 6 computers). Statically link like your life depends on it! (But that's only half the battle.
The next challenge will be turning the GPL'ed Uploadr into something moldable and bendable for other developers to play with. In the meantime, check out the new Flickr Uploadr and its source code at http://flickr.com/tools/uploadr/.
Photo from Cal.
Comments (4)
You've definitely hit a home run with the new uploader. without steroids too!. I think. I overheard some people talk about it on the bus the other day with nothing but good comments.
Congrats on a good release :)
— Dimitry — 2007/12/20 2:16 pm
I am really impressed with your work on Flickr Uploadr 3.0.
I think I have found some ways to break it, but overall, it's a gem. I look forward to testing future revisions with you.
— Andrew Mager — 2007/12/25 1:57 pm
Dittos on the Kudos for the Uploadr. Considering the scale of the rewrite, after using it for a week or two and cursing it only mildly, it's pretty sweet. :D And getting better at a rockin' pace.
And as someone who QAs another product for a living I like that the UI is, with a couple of exceptions, pretty darn stable.
— Ben — 2008/01/22 4:34 pm
Thanks for Uploadr 3. Have you seen any shots of Flickr Importr in action at all?
Unfortunately it's not available anymore. But the great thing about Flickr Import would let you assign pictures to sets and groups before uploading (pick any different combination of). This was insanely useful as it lets people decide pretty much where they want things to go before uploading.
thanks!
— joe — 2008/04/18 2:46 am


What is
dumid
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dumid is a distributed identity system used as an alternative for password authentication.
sites currently using dumid include
hoehouse
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&
geninformation
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Full search
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This is the area the local authority affects
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Please select the type of name from the list
This is the area the local authority affects
Search period
Third name to be searched
Please select the type of name from the list
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Mr Renan Ferreira is a student of Kent’s Diploma of Website Development course who offered to create this website as a volunteer project. Kent Institute Australia sincerely thanks Renan and acknowledges the amazing contribution he has made to the LEAD program by volunteering his time and skills to make this service available to his fellow students.


PODAST steganography demo
Pick an image
Configuration
Text input
Text input in binary
First pixel index:
Amount of pointer bits:
Amount of data bits:
Encrypt
Private key:
Decrypt
Text output in binary
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The actual build mechanism creates the dso files in the build/jk2/${servername} subdirectory of the jakarta-tomcat-connectors/jk. When configure --with-jni is used 2 dso files are created. These files have to be copied in the right location of the web server installation. JNI support in JK2 require APR, which is provded in Apache 2.0, and is available for many platforms, so Apache 1.3, IIS and NES/iPlanet should be able to use it
In the following example Apache-1.3 is installed in /home/apache13/ and the commands are executed in the jakarta-tomcat-connectors directory. Apache 1.3 require APR, and if APR has been built with pthread support and your Apache 1.3 wasn't (general case in Unix platforms) you should :
You should also ensure that the linker will be able to locate the apr shared libraries, libapr.so, and libaprutil.so, make sure they have been installed in linker search locations.
In the following example Apache-2.0 is installed in /home/apache20/apache40 and the commands are executed in the jakarta-tomcat-connectors directory.
A pre-built version of the ISAPI redirector server plugin, isapi_redirector2.dll,
is available under the win32/i386 directory of jakarta-tomcat-connectors distribution.
You can also build a copy locally from the source present in jakarta-tomcat-connectors
distribution.
That's all, you should now start Tomcat and ask IIS to serve you the /examples context. Try http://localhost/examples/jsp/index.html for example and execute some of the JSP examples.
If necessary build dsapi_redirector2.dll as per the instructions in the jk/native2/server/dsapi directory. Copy the DLL into the Domino program directory (this is the directory, which may be called something like C:\Lotus\Domino, that contains a file called nlnotes.exe). Shortly we will tell Domino where to find this file, but before we do that we need to make some registry entries. The simplest way is to edit the supplied file dsapi_redirector2.reg, which initially will look like this
Change serverRoot to reflect the location of your Tomcat installation. The other filename parameters can either be relative to serverRoot or absolute paths. Once edited double click on dsapi_redirector2.reg to enter it into the registry. Starting Tomcat: The last three registry entries above provide commands that the redirector DLL will use to start and stop Tomcat when the Domino http server starts and stops respectively. If you don't require this behaviour these two lines can be omitted (or deleted if you've already placed them in the registry). The Workers file: If necessary take the sample workers2.properties file from jakarta- tomcat- connectors\jk\conf and place it in the location specified in the registry settings above (typically the conf directory of your Tomcat installation). Edit the file to suit your Tomcat setup. Configuring Domino: Finally we need to configure Domino to use the DSAPI extension DLL. For those who are unfamiliar with Domino server configuration most of a server's configurable behavior is dictated by a document called the "server document" in a database called the "Public Name and Address Book" or "NAB" for short (N.B. Lotus have renamed the NAB to "Domino Directory" from Domino 5 onwards). Each Domino server will have a NAB (called names.nsf) and each NAB will have a number of server documents including one for the current server. If you have not previously configured a Domino server you may need to refer to the supplied documentation, or you may need to pass this document to your tame Domino administrator. Assuming you know your way around a Domino server document what we're going to do is actually quite simple. Open the server document for this server, place it in Edit mode, then locate the DSAPI section and the 'DSAPI filter file names' field on the Internet Protocols tab, HTTP sub- tab. Add "dsapi_redirector2.dll" to the DSAPI field, then save and close the document. Restart Domino: In order to get these settings to take effect and make sure that you haven't disrupted anything else you should now restart the Domino server. If the server is running as a service and you have changed any relevant system variables (JAVA_HOME, TOMCAT_HOME, CLASSPATH) since the last time you restarted the computer you should do a complete restart now because updates to system variables are not seen by services until after a reboot. If all goes well you should see something like this on the server console when the web server starts up.
At about the same time Tomcat should open in a new window (assuming you enabled the autostart option in the registry settings). You should now be able to visit a URL that is handled by Tomcat. Something like http://name-of-server/servlet/SnoopServlet may be available, depending on how Tomcat is configured. If that all works you're done. Mailing Lists: There are two mailing lists dedicated to the Domino Tomcat redirector: domino-tomcat-l is a general discussion list for issues with the redirector and also wider Tomcat/Domino integration issues such as calling the Domino Java API from a Tomcat servlet. This list is fairly low volume so please subscribe if you're actively using the redirector. If you have an issue with the redirector please post it to the list where it will be seen not only by the author but by other users who may be able to help with any problems. domino-tomcat-announce-l is for announcements about the Domino Tomcat redirector. Mainly this list will be used for new releases but serious bugs will also be posted to it. This list will be very low volume; not more than a few posts per month. For this reason if you'd like to keep track of new redirector versions please subscribe to this list. |


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A quote of a quote from Azeem Azar's Exponential View
Silicon Valley [is] solving problems of upper-middle-class men who spend far too much time working and crave microefficiencies
Tech typically talks in lofty terms. Especially Silicon Valley. Everything is going to make the world better, empower people, and create new economic engines. But when you look at what these companies are really delivering, it’s convenience for those who can afford it. And maybe some spare change for those who can’t but will be the labor that makes it possible. Services for those who don’t want to be bothered with going into public or taking a DIY approach.
Yes, I understand there are actual benefits for lots of people. But is Uber really changing the world? Or creating a mobility network that’s worse than what we had from an emissions standpoint?
Could the millions, billions, and trillions of $£¥€ invested in these companies have made a more real and more impactful difference elsewhere?
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Every time you execute a SEXTANTE algorithm, information about the process is stored in the SEXTANTE history manager. Along with the parameters used, the date and time of the execution are also saved.
This way, it is easy to track the and control all the work that has been developed using SEXTANTE, and easily reproduce it.
The SEXTANTE history manager is a set of registries grouped according to their date of execution, making it easier to find information about an algorithm executed at any particular moment.
Process information is kept as a command-line expression, even if the algorithm was launched from the toolbox. This makes it also useful for those learning how to use the command-lin interface, since they can call an algorithm using the toolbox and then check the history manager to see how that same algorithm could be called from the command line.
Apart from browsing the entries in the registry, processes can be re-executed, simply double-clicking on the corresponding entry.
You can also right click on a process (the command-line sentence must start with ``runalg'') and select Open algorithm dialog. This will show the dialog used to execute the algorithm, already filled with the parameter values corresponding to the selected command.


(PHP 4 >= 4.0.2, PHP 5, PHP 7)
pspell_new_personal — Load a new dictionary with personal wordlist
$personal
, string $language
[, string $spelling
[, string $jargon
[, string $encoding
[, int $mode
= 0
]]]] ) : intpspell_new_personal() opens up a new dictionary with a personal wordlist. The wordlist can be modified and saved with pspell_save_wordlist(), if desired. However, the replacement pairs are not saved. In order to save replacement pairs, you should create a config using pspell_config_create(), set the personal wordlist file with pspell_config_personal(), set the file for replacement pairs with pspell_config_repl(), and open a new dictionary with pspell_new_config().
For more information and examples, check out inline manual pspell website:» http://aspell.net/.
personal
The file where words added to the personal list will be stored. It should be an absolute filename beginning with '/' because otherwise it will be relative to $HOME, which is "/root" for most systems, and is probably not what you want.
language
The language code which consists of the two letter ISO 639 language code and an optional two letter ISO 3166 country code after a dash or underscore.
spelling
The requested spelling for languages with more than one spelling such as English. Known values are 'american', 'british', and 'canadian'.
jargon
Extra information to distinguish two different words lists that have the same language and spelling parameters.
encoding
The encoding that words are expected to be in. Valid values are utf-8, iso8859-*, koi8-r, viscii, cp1252, machine unsigned 16, machine unsigned 32.
mode
The mode in which spellchecker will work. There are several modes available:
PSPELL_FAST
- Fast mode (least number of
suggestions)
PSPELL_NORMAL
- Normal mode (more suggestions)
PSPELL_BAD_SPELLERS
- Slow mode (a lot of
suggestions)
PSPELL_RUN_TOGETHER
- Consider run-together words
as legal compounds. That is, "thecat" will be a legal compound,
although there should be a space between the two words. Changing this
setting only affects the results returned by
pspell_check(); pspell_suggest()
will still return suggestions.
PSPELL_FAST
,
PSPELL_NORMAL
and
PSPELL_BAD_SPELLERS
are mutually exclusive, so you
should select only one of them.
Returns the dictionary link identifier for use in other pspell functions.
Example #1 pspell_new_personal()
<?php
$pspell_link = pspell_new_personal ("/var/dictionaries/custom.pws",
"en", "", "", "", PSPELL_FAST|PSPELL_RUN_TOGETHER);
?>


The original plan was for me to take the mushrooms with my girlfriend, Muse. She was going to take a dose around 2 grams while I would take roughly 4 or 4.5. Muse has only tripped once on acid, and she did not handle that well. I was a little nervous about her trying mushrooms, and when the day came she said that she felt the same way. She was comfortable with the idea of sitting for me while I tripped, so I decided to take a full two eighths myself. I put the seven grams of dried mushrooms in a blender with OJ, and drank the concoction.
Within five minutes I was feeling the first effects. Muse and I were sitting outside on my balcony when I began to giggle. This was not a giddy giggle, but more of a nervous and frightened giggle. I had never felt so much from mushrooms in such a short amount of time. There was already a pronounced pressure on my chest, and visual disturbances were becoming more intense with every passing moment. I knew that this was going to be a long and hard trip, most definitely harder than any of my previous mushroom experiences.
I managed to push this thought aside for a while, and began to feel the effects take over my body.  I was giddy and everything seemed incredibly funny. Actually, it was the fact that I had taken such a massive dose of mushrooms that was so funny. I couldnít believe that I had willingly put myself into a situation where I would be tripping so hard. There also seemed to be an accompanying adrenaline rush that seemed to make things even worse.
I remember looking up at Muse. She was gorgeous. My mushroom visuals, which were now quite intense, forming intricate and concrete patterns, made her look as though she were a goddess. I seemed to be able to see an aura surrounding her. I know it sounds rather cliche, but itís true. I also began to make out a third eye on her forehead, this made me laugh since I had never considered myself to be in close contact with such an enlightened individual as the girl I had been going out with for over a year and a half.
Slowly my ego began to slip away. I began dwelling on my own identity. I needed to know what it meant to be alive. What is it? It is still a subject that concerns me today. Is waking up and going to school and work being alive? Is sitting around with your friends being alive? Is watching movies and listening to music what it is to be alive?
I narrated all my thoughts out loud to Muse, and they began to become rather incomprehensible. I kept on repeating phrases such as, ďam I alive or what, I donít get itĒ. Everything I said ended with ďI donít get itĒ. Thoughts seemed much too complicated for me to analyze. I believed that what I was meditating on were subjects that normal everyday people never even attempt to grasp. All of life seemed rather meaningless. Everyoneís struggle to gain material possessions was making me sick, and I became very depressed.
I had been working at Safeway as a courtesy clerk (a nice way of saying bag boy) for some time, and this strongly affected my trip. A requirement of the job was for me to greet every customer I came into contact with, and offer help in finding different products. Most customers seemed annoyed rather than grateful for the offer. I began to feel as though I was a voyeur prying into other peopleís lives. I felt like I was slowly becoming yet another one of Safewayís countless products. Customers would not treat me as another human, but as a nuisance barging in upon their pleasant little sheltered lives.
I thought about what little effect I had upon their lives, and what a profound impact I was feeling from them. Did they even notice me? Do they know who I was? Did they ever go home and think about the nice bag boy at Safeway, or do they just push me out of their mind? Do they know that their actions deeply affect me?
Mushrooms make me have to pee quite frequently (does anyone else get this?) and during one of my trips to the bathroom I really understood how hard I was tripping. My self-identity had not withstood such a beating in years, and it seemed as though I was trapped on a downward spiral. When I emerged from the bathroom things became worse. Muse was sitting on my bed crying. I asked her what was wrong, and she told me that she was scared for me. She thought I was going crazy and she didnít know what to do.
Muse has very little experience with psychedelics, and has still only seen me under their influence a couple times. This lack of experience coupled with my seemingly un-treefingersís-like actions freaked her out. And her freaking out freaked me out.
I became paranoid, and I too began crying. My struggles to find meaning in life obtained a darker tinge. I felt meaningless and alone and ugly. I tried to hide my face from Muse, and in retrospect I believe I was trying to hide my extremely vulnerable form from her. I had dredgís el cielo playing in the background, and I began thinking about this incredible band. I had attended a few of their shows, and I began thinking about how strongly this band had affected my life, and how little I mattered to them. Did they even notice me when I was at their shows? Did they even care? Of course, the answer is no, but when I came to this conclusion whilst under mushroomís powerful grip, it was devastating.
I cried, and my ego still dissolved. Suddenly an instrumental track on el cielo came on. This track was a personal favorite of mine, and its melancholy tone struck deep within me. I said to myself, ďuh-oh, itís the dying songĒ, dropped slowly to the ground and died. I laid on the floor and felt my breath slowly cease. I felt my identity leave me. I laid on the ground for the next few songs, and finally decided it was time again for my rebirth.
I got up and asked Muse to call Kid A. I talked with him on the phone for a few minutes, but I donít recall what was said. I remember he told me not to freak out, and Iím pretty sure I told him that I can do whatever the hell I wanted. I then gave the phone back to Muse who told Kid A all about my mushroom trip. I went to go lay again on the floor, and bumped up against a cardboard box with my head. I touched the box with my hands, and in my confusion uttered, ďwhat the hell is this, is this a part of me or what, I donít get itĒ. I believed that it was a part of my skull that I had never noticed having. But in the end, it was only a cardboard box.
My trip was now in its tail end. The peak was over, but it would still be a long ride home. I began feeling as though I were living out several lives simultaneously. A couple resounded strongly within me. I told Muse about my different lives.
  My wife was leaving me, and in my depression I could not even wash myself. I watched tv and slowly rotted away. I was alone.
I was a young man, and I had just returned from Vietnam. I was with my wife again after years apart, and I shouldíve been happy, but I wasnít. I didnít know this woman anymore. Well actually I did, she seemed a little older and more tired, but what was worse was that she didnít know me anymore. She didnít see the images of war that I did.  She saw war glorified by the government and I saw death.
These stories are a little embarrassing to tell. As Iím writing them they seem childish and exaggerated. But they were real to me. I didnít know who I was, I was a wondering soul. I was lost.
Muse went home after a while, and I lay in bed thinking about my different lives until I fell asleep. It was rather interesting, and for a while I actually believed that these lives may have been me reliving my past lives, but Iím not so sure anymore. Some of the lives didnít sync up timewise, but of course, time may be different in our different lives.
Itís interesting to note that I hardly touch on the visual aspect of this trip, or any of them for that matter. When someone is initially interested in doing psychedelics it is primarily for the visual, and synaesthesia aspects of the drug, but it is not even close to being the important aspect of these drugs. I had extremely intense visuals throughout this whole mushroom trip, and while I enjoyed them at times, and was quite frightened by them at times, that part of the trip was completely overshadowed by the intense cognitive effects and banishing of my ego.
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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b2SeparationFunction Struct Reference
List of all members.
Public Types |
| enum | Type { e_points,
e_faceA,
e_faceB
} |
Public Member Functions |
| float32 | Initialize (const b2SimplexCache *cache, const b2DistanceProxy *proxyA, const b2Sweep &sweepA, const b2DistanceProxy *proxyB, const b2Sweep &sweepB) |
| float32 | FindMinSeparation (int32 *indexA, int32 *indexB, float32 t) const |
| float32 | Evaluate (int32 indexA, int32 indexB, float32 t) const |
Public Attributes |
| const b2DistanceProxy * | m_proxyA |
| const b2DistanceProxy * | m_proxyB |
| b2Sweep | m_sweepA |
| b2Sweep | m_sweepB |
| Type | m_type |
| b2Vec2 | m_localPoint |
| b2Vec2 | m_axis |
Member Enumeration Documentation
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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


Dem Rep. Smith: It's 'the Worst Kept Secret' That We're Headed to Impeachment Vote by End of the Year | Breitbart
by Ian HanchettOn Saturday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “AM Joy,” Representative Adam Smith (D-WA) said that the House is “absolutely” headed towards an impeachment vote by the end of the year.
Host Joy Reid asked, “Do you have a sense that this impeachment inquiry will proceed to an actual impeachment vote by the end of the year?”
Smith answered, “I think it’s probably the worst kept secret in the world right now, that yes, that is absolutely where we are headed. I don’t know what the Senate will do, but the House is prepared to act very soon.”
Follow Ian Hanchett on Twitter @IanHanchett


The atmosphere in Chania has a touch of Florence and Venice.
Beatiful flowers in Kolymbari, Crete.
Prix:
Stock:


You can take screenshots of the page at any time if you want.
There are four ways to trigger screenshots:
Libs.h.screenshot
To trigger a screenshot from inside a field definition, simply add screenshot: true
or screenshot: "some_filename"
:
screenshot
to true
will execute this field definition and then take a screenshot and save it to disk.screenshot
to a string will save a screenshot under that name..jpg
extension will be added automatically.
Taking a screenshot at the end of the field definitions is primarily important if the rule is part of a workflow.
This can be used to document every step of a running workflow.
screenshot
to true
will take a screenshot at the very end of the rule execution.
If you want to take screenshots on every workflow step there is an easy way to do so:
In the workflow panel check the "Save a screenshot for every workflow step" option and save the workflow.
Last but not least: Taking a screenshot via Libs.h.screenshot
This helper function can be used inside value functions.
Please note that since all is handled asynchronously it is not guaranteed that the screenshot will show exactly the page at the moment the code is executed.


Also there are variables that hold literal values but are not actually visualized. It happens for trivial vs expert mode. What values should be stored to defaults and restored later on in different mode? Two examples:
ASK_FOR_EXPERT(PRUNE_EMPTY, ... ASK_FOR_EXPERT(CREATE_DIRS, ... ASK_FOR_EXPERT(RESET_STICKY, ... ASK_FOR_EXPERT(GET_CLEAN_COPY, ... ASK_FOR_EXPERT(FORCE_HEAD_MATCH, ... ASK_FOR_EXPERT(SEND_TO_STDOUT, ... PROMPT_FOR_EXPERT(TAG, ... PROMPT_FOR_EXPERT(DATE, ... SELECT_RADIO_EXPERT(MERGE_SELECTION, ... SELECT_COMBO_EXPERT(RCS_KFLAG, ... IF_VAR_EMPTY"recursionBanned"_IF_VAR_NON_EMPTY"FILES_IS_FOLDER"_ASK_FOR_EXPERT(RECURSIVE, ...
In trivial mode there is no component visible and no variable should be defined. In expert mode there are all (possibly minus RECURSIVE) components visible and previous value should be loaded.
In both modes default values reloading should be defined by actual components visibility (catching IF_VAR_EMPTY"recursionBanned"_IF_VAR_NON_EMPTY"FILES_IS_FOLDER"_ASK_FOR_EXPERT) plus in trivial mode PRUNE_EMPTY and CREATE_DIRS. Here interesting situation happens From user point of view value of PRUNE_EMPTY and CREATE_DIRS should be shared between modes in spite of act that it's never visible in simple mode. Hopefully it could be permit-able to ignored it here.
SELECT_RADIO(FOLDER_CONTENTS, ... PROMPT_FOR(DESCRIPTION, ... IF_VAR_EMPTY"recursionBanned"_ASK_FOR(RUN_RECURSIVELY, ... ASK_FOR(DO_COMMIT, ... SELECT_RADIO_TRIVIAL(KFLAG_TRIVIAL, ... SELECT_COMBO_EXPERT(KFLAG_EXPERT, ...
In trivial mode there is simplified KFLAG component. In expert mode these is full blown KFLAG component. RUN_RECURSIVELY can be possibly hidden depending on execution context.
Ideally defaults reloading should translate between KFLAG trivial and expert modes. Actually it's permit-able to store values for both modes. Note here we do not want to loose trivial mode default in expert mode and vice versa. The storage is not defined by pure components visibility.
PROMPT_FOR_FILE(TEMPLATE_FILE, ... {FILE_OUTPUT_OF_COMMIT_TEMPLATE_GETTER(0)} ... ASK_FOR_EXPERT(FORCE, ... PROMPT_FOR_EXPERT(BRANCH, ... ASK_FOR_EXPERT(RUN_MODULE_PROGRAM, ... IF_VAR_EMPTY"recursionBanned"_IF_VAR_NON_EMPTY"FILES_IS_FOLDER"_ASK_FOR_EXPERT(RECURSIVE, ...
In trivial mode there is only description text visible. The field value it loaded dynamically by evaluating a template getter. There is nothing to store as default - no button should be visible. In expert mode there are visible additional components. RECURSIVE visibility depends on command execution context.
RECURSIVE shoud be shared between modes regardless it's visibility. It's the same situation as with Update's PRUNE_EMPTY and CREATE_DIRS.
Roughly spoken for CVS the whole defaults propably degrade to equivalent of what is typically stored in $HOME/.cvsrc.
Scope point of view probably reduces stored variables even further, storing and reloading globally just variables listed in a predefined list. This solution is used.
VARIABLE_DEFAULTS statement allows to define defaults handling. It defines a list of pairs: variable name and its storage mode. There are two storage modes USER that reloads variable value regardless of mode (propagating from advanced to simple) and EXPERT_USER that reloads expert variable in expert mode only.
E.g. CVS DIFF defines VARIABLE_DEFAULTS(IGNORE_WHITE USER, IGNORE_SPACE USER, IGNORE_CASE USER, ADDITIONAL_OPTIONS EXPERT_USER)


The Website of
Great Thinkers and visionaries
now attracts over 60 thousand people a year and is considered an important
intellectual and educational resource. It generates a large number of
responses and requests for further information. This work requires
attention and resources that
the creator of this page
can no longer provide on his own.
With proper effort, this website can be turned into a comprehensive
knowledge resource addressing various aspects of the intrinsic merits and
potential impacts of the ideas of both classic and rising thinkers and visionaries
according to a multitude of viewpoints.
We need to formalize the methodology that has already been implicitly employed
to select and classify the candidates for the existing list. This WebSite
could be expanded to perform the social role of an "idea radar" for
new and important concepts and their originators.
Since what animates cultures, is the store of concepts
which are incorporated into institutions and products, the ability
to identify forthcoming concepts through such "idea radar"
will provide an anticipation of social trends and rising influences.
And as the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle observed, the
most important aspect of leadership is anticipation.
So with the insights from this kind of "idea radar", foresight
can be exercised regarding future developments. This could be
the basis for far more effective business and social planning
than we have ever exercised before. The developed materials
can also become an invaluable
resource for studies of great people and their activities and help increase
public awareness of the great figures in human history, their lives and
contributions to various areas of social development.
Some features of the suggested site
The website should store the following data about visionary thinkers and their ideas:
Disciplines / areas of activity
- Natural sciences
- Social sciences
- Mathematics
- Personal development
- Public welfare
- Literature
- The Arts
- Music
- philosophy
- Moral guidance
- Personal and social liberty
- Popular culture
Utility of people's contribution to the society
- Proven good/valid
- Proven bad/mistaken
- Controversial
- Current development
Type of participation / influence
- Theorist - theoretical impact
- Activist - practical organizational impact
- Inventor, innovator, entrepreneur, writer, composer, performer - practical impact
- Promoter, popularizer - distribution of knowledge
- Hero - personal example of great devotion and effort
- Other?
Extrinsic Attributes of Ideas
- Publications - availability of print or online examples of output
- Contextuality - the cultural setting within which the idea occurs
- Assimilibality - the difficulty or ease of accepting and accomodating the new idea
- Interpretations - extension and/or application of the idea
- Verifications/Refutations - have the ideas been proven or disproven
- Acclamation - the extent to which the idea is granted plausibility
- Citations - extent to which others reference a thinker's work
- Reputation - the extent to which the thinker is granted credibility
Intrinsic Attributes of Ideas
- Denotations - formal definitions of idea's terminology
- Implications - idea's logical entailment of other current ideas
- Explications - potential for differential development of the idea
- Anticipations - consequences of the idea's use
- Associations - analogical relations with similar ideas
- Connotations - metaphorical implications of idea
- Genealogy - the historical antecedents of a new idea
- Etymology - logical relationship to previous ideas
Other stored parameters
- Name
- Short bio
- language
- Country
- gender
- period of life
- booklist
- online publications
- email address
- related organizations
- Online resources
Functions to be provided
- selection, development and storage of database of potentially thousands
of profiles of great people
- development and hosting of pages
- search by keywords and characteristics
- voting, comments from users
- Editorial content - analysis of groups of thinkers, their relation to
the society, typical problems, commonalities and differences in thinkers
and ideas, etc.
To avoid editorial or public bias in the assessment of different candidates,
the site may include classifications by different agencies; users of the site
would choose whose classification they would like to explore. For example,
one annotator can classify Gurdjieff as a great occultist, and another - as a
bad philosopher, or refuse to include him at all. The site can also allow
alternative descriptions of people, and even different portraits, selected by
different editors for representing this person.
Organizing development
Ideally, proper organization and operation of the "idea radar"
on which an Institute of Great Thinkers and Visionaries will be
based, would requires the full-time commitment of two epistemological
entrepreneurs:
- A Research Director (to develop and apply the
methodology)
- A Communications Director (to prepare and present
results to subscribers, clients and the public)
Alternatively, this website could be upgraded and run by a distributed
group of part-time volunteers, working on various smaller aspects of the
site.
Any suggestions
of volunteering, sponsorship, or advice would be greatly appreciated.
The proposal was originally written by
Alexander Chislenko and William Sheridan
in September, 1997
Last changed on January, 29, 1999


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| Methods' Details |
copyToStorage
- Description
- allows to copy current storage to another one
The destination storage contents are overwritten.
After the successful copying the target storage is automatically
commited if it implements transacted access.
- Parameter xDest
- a destination storage this storage must be copied to.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
an illegal argument is provided
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during copying
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exception acquired during copying
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openStreamElement
- Description
- allows to get access to a child stream of the storage.
In case the stream is open in readonly mode the
XStream::getOutputStream
method will return an empty reference.
- Parameter sStreamName
- the name of the substream that should be open
- Parameter nOpenMode
- a mode the stream should be open in,
can be a combination of ElementModes values
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
one of provided arguments is illegal
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::packages::WrongPasswordException
the provided password is wrong
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during stream opening
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
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openEncryptedStreamElement
- Description
- allows to get access to a child encrypted stream with password.
If storage does not allow any encryption this method will always throw
::com::sun::star::packages::NoEncryptionException.
In case the stream is open in readonly mode the
XStream::getOutputStream
method will return an empty reference.
- Parameter sStreamName
- the name of the substream that should be open
- Parameter nOpenMode
- a mode the stream should be open in,
can be a combination of ElementModes values
- Parameter sPassword
- this parameter allowes to specify a reading password for the
stream, the password must be a correct one, otherwise an
exception will be thrown
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
one of provided arguments is illegal
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::packages::NoEncryptionException
the stream is not encrypted
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::packages::WrongPasswordException
the provided password is wrong
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during stream opening
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
|
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openStorageElement
- Description
- allows to get access to a child storage.
The opened substorage must support specified in 'nOpenMode' access
modes. It can support 'read' mode in addition. But any child element
can support one of those modes only in case this mode is supported by
parent storage.
- Parameter sStorName
- the name of the storage that should be open
- Parameter nOpenMode
- a mode the storage should be open in
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
one of provided arguments is illegal
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during stream opening
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
|
|
cloneStreamElement
- Description
- allows to get readonly copy of a child stream of the storage.
The stream is open in readonly mode so the
XStream::getOutputStream
method will return an empty reference.
- Parameter sStreamName
- the name of the substream that should be copied
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
one of provided arguments is illegal
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::packages::WrongPasswordException
the provided password is wrong
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during stream opening
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
|
|
cloneEncryptedStreamElement
- Description
- allows to get readonly copy of a child encrypted stream with password.
If storage does not allow any encryption this method will always throw
::com::sun::star::packages::NoEncryptionException.
The stream is open in readonly mode so the
XStream::getOutputStream
method will return an empty reference.
This method allows to specify reading password for the child stream
explicitly.
- Parameter sStreamName
- the name of the substream that should be copied
- Parameter sPassword
- this parameter allowes to specify a reading password for the
stream, the password must be a correct one, otherwise an
exception will be thrown
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
one of provided arguments is illegal
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::packages::NoEncryptionException
the stream is not encrypted
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::packages::WrongPasswordException
the provided password is wrong
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during stream opening
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
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copyLastCommitTo
- Description
- allows to get copy of this storage at the state of it's last commit.
This method makes sence only for services implementations that allow
transaction in the storage.
- Parameter xStorage
- the target storage that will be filled in with copy.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
one of provided arguments is illegal
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during copying
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
|
|
copyStorageElementLastCommitTo
- Description
- allows to get copy of a child storage at the state of it's last commit.
This method makes sence only for services implementations that allow
transaction in the storage.
- Parameter sStorName
- the name of the storage that should be copied
- Parameter xStorage
- the target storage that will be filled in with copy
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
one of provided arguments is illegal
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during copying
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
|
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isStreamElement
- Description
- allows to check if an element is a child stream with specified name.
In case there is no child element with such name an exception will be
thrown.
- Parameter sElementName
- the name of the element to check
- Returns
- true in case the element is a stream
false - the element is a storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException
there is no element with such name
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
an illegal argument is provided
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
|
|
isStorageElement
- Description
- allows to check if an element is a child storage with specified name.
In case there is no child element with such name an exception will be
thrown.
- Parameter sElementName
- the name of the element to check
- Returns
- true in case the element is a storage
false - the element is a stream
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException
there is no element with such name
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
an illegal argument is provided
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for any reason
|
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removeElement
- Description
- removes an element from a storage.
- Parameter sElementName
- the name of the element to remove
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for eny reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
an illegal argument is provided
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException
there is no element with such name
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during removing
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
|
|
renameElement
- Description
- renames an element in a storage.
- Parameter sElementName
- the old name of the element to rename
- Parameter sNewName
- the new name of the element to rename
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for eny reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
an illegal argument is provided
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException
there is no element with old name in this storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::ElementExistException
an element with new name already exists in this storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during renaming
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
|
|
copyElementTo
- Description
- allows to copy an entry from one storage to another.
If target element supports transacted mode it must be commited by this
method after successful copying.
- Parameter sElementName
- the name of the element in this storage
- Parameter xDest
- a destination storage
- Parameter sNewName
- the name of the result element in destination storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for eny reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException
there is no specified source element in this storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::ElementExistException
an element with specified destination name already exists in destination storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during copying
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
|
|
moveElementTo
- Description
- allows to move an entry from one storage to another.
If target element supports transacted mode it must be commited by this
method after successful moving.
- Parameter sElementName
- the name of the element in this storage
- Parameter xDest
- a destination storage
- Parameter sNewName
- the name of the result element in destination storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::InvalidStorageException
this storage is in invalid state for eny reason
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException
there is no specified source element in this storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::ElementExistException
an element with specified destination name already exists in destination storage
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::io::IOException
in case of io errors during moving
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::embed::StorageWrappedTargetException
wraps other exceptions
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ExceptionCallback |
Provides a callback to when a registered exception is thrown
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| ExceptionContext |
Used by AmeliaCommonLib to carry exception contextual information about an exception into the
Kernel . |
| ExceptionRegistrar |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ApplicationCrashReport |
TODO This needs implementing!
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| ApplicationException | |
| ConfigException | |
| ExceptionReport |
This class is used to analyze and report exceptions
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| NetworkException | |
| ParcelableException | |
| ParcelException | |
| PluginException |
Covers all exceptions that could throw during plugin loads, unloads or etc.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| HttpCode | |
| ReportingLevel |
Represents the current error reporting level
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| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| APINotice |
Used to annotate API methods calls with additional information for the implementing developer
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| DeprecatedDetail |
Used to annotate deprecated code to include additional details
|


The Kansas City police department (KCPD) has given us the task to use our data science skills to analyze crime data from 2018. They have a ton of crime data they want to make use of and need some help making sense of it. They want to know which troublesome neighborhoods need more attention.
They have their hands full keeping up with all the incidents that happen in the surrounding areas as is, so they would like for us to come up with an easy and interactive way for them to be able to look at the data and make important decisions on which troublesome neighborhoods need more attention.
Data below is a sample of 10,000 records
| Report # | Reported Date | City | Zipcode | Involvement | Sex | Age | Description |
|---|


- InVision
Aug 2017 - Present Staff Full Stack Engineer
- Led company implementation of Authentication standards, such as OAuth 2.0 / OIDC, and custom secure cross-platform token exchanges.
- Spearheaded the overhaul of the company’s Authentication/Authorization services from an in-house implementation to an industry-standard Okta implementation by evaluating vendors, establishing a budget & roadmap, pitching the idea to top-level executives, gaining stakeholder buy-in from across the entire company, and leading engineering on the project.
- Architected and built a functioning prototype of an identity management system based on Okta in order to garner feedback, gain engineering stakeholder buy-in, and better prepare for engineering execution.
- Re-architected and re-built authentication-related Kong edge gateway plugins to increase ownership, visibility, efficiency, reliability, and maintainability of Auth & Sessions-related services.
Lead Full Stack Engineer
- Served as interim manager for 6 months on the Authentication squad.
- Led 3 individual teams of ~6 engineers each as domain & engineering expert, coding mentor, and force multiplier.
- Established & sponsored the first two yearly all-company Hackathons (IN/HACK) to rave review, bringing together a total of 34 teams with members from across the company ranging from Engineering to Marketing, Sales, Customer Support, and Executives. Sixteen (16) separate ideas were implemented directly into the product.
- Re-architected and broke apart monoliths across the company into fully functional & independently scalable microservices which dramatically increased engineering velocity and reliability.
- Architected & built the internal “Flow” React framework which led to much lower friction between Product, Design, and Engineering when iterating on UX.
- Pioneered both end-to-end & API contract testing approaches at InVision in order to increase confidence in fully automated releases.
- Guided organization architecture around Node.JS implementations & best practices by being the Architecture group’s voice on the topic, and actively contributing code & feedback to other team’s Node.JS services.
- Designed, built, and supported the “hero-rotator” Slack bot for codifying the organization’s on-call schedules which saw ~90% adoption rate across engineering teams.
Tech Stack: Go, Node.JS, React, Docker, AWS, Github Actions, Prometheus, MySQL, MongoDB, Kong
- LeanKit
Jan 2016 - Aug 2017 Sr. Software Engineer
- Greased the mobile app’s wheels by providing back-end development in Node.JS and DevOps support for the public API.
- Broke key Node.JS microservices out of the existing monolithic .NET application while maintaining application integrity during customer use.
- Architected, built, and evangelised the mobile and web push notifications platform.
- Championed and built the ChatOps-enabled delivery pipeline for both the mobile app and microservices exploiting feature toggles for continuous deployments with weekly deployments on mobile and daily deployments on the back-end.
- Fostered technical direction and mentoring for Jr. and Sr. developers alike by leading code reviews, helping QA level up their automation chops, pushing new concepts into code spikes, and transitioning those spikes into delivered features.
- Open-sourced several projects related to RabbitMQ and ChatOps (see Projects section: Mobot, Bucko, rabbit-topology, amqplib-topology, and amqplib-mocks).
Tech Stack: Node.JS, React, C#, F#, .NET, Azure, SQL Server, Redis, RabbitMQ, Docker, Bitrise
- NC2 Media
Feb 2015 - Jan 2016 Sr. Full Stack Developer
- Architected and built a cutting-edge marketplace platform for video sales built on a microservices architecture.
- Automated “all the things” dealing with continuous delivery to the Azure cloud as resident DevOps evangelist.
- Supported the team in establishing an agile development culture, and the adoption of new coding standards, peer code reviews, and tooling.
- Drove lean development practices, scalable architectures, and MVP delivery.
- Provided technical direction and mentoring to Jr. and Sr. developers alike.
- Open-sourced a few of our internal tools including a scaffolding engine for our front-end SPA apps, and Be-Be, our friendly chat ops automation bot.
Tech Stack: C#, F#, AngularJS, Node.JS, .NET, Teamcity, Azure, DocumentDB, Redis
- Asurion
Apr 2014 - Feb 2015 Sr. Development Tech Lead
- Architected a new platform built around microservices to “strangle out” hard to test, defect-prone, and unmanageable code into modular, single purpose units which could be utilized across tenants.
- Instrumental in designing and implementing a trunk-based build and deployment pipeline which facilitated continuous delivery for our department with daily deployments.
- Instrumental in establishing an agile development culture, and driving success through the adoption of new coding standards, peer code reviews, and tooling.
- Pushed technical excellence by achieving 100% peer-reviewed and tested code, adoption of new languages and tools, and leading the team through a truly successful Scrum process. Our team was viewed internally and externally as the cutting edge of Asurion.
- Led groups of technical and business colleagues through Sharpen-the-Saw meet-ups in order to drive knowledge share across the company.
- Provided technical direction and training to Junior developers across teams, culminating in universal improvement in produced quality across the department.
- Ushered in the company’s first OSS initiative by providing a candidate project (Feature Toggles).
Tech Stack: Java, Groovy, AngularJS, Cucumber, Spring 4 + Boot, Jenkins, Thoughtworks Go
- WPC Services
Oct 2013 - Mar 2014 Sr. Application Architect
- Rebuilt a legacy HL7 BizTalk messaging dashboard into a modular tiered architecture.
- Performed an audit of the Integration Services department at HCA, assessing the current and desired future state of their architecture.
Tech Stack: C#, .NET, SQL Server 2012, Lucene, BizTalk 2012, Azure
- Press Ganey Associates
Nov 2009 - Oct 2013 Director, Customer Experience
- Supplied technical direction and management to a team of 20 developers across multiple ongoing projects (both existing and new).
- Architected and drove implementation of a service-oriented approach to the Physician Playbook (PPB) application.
- Recruited and hired a team of some of the best data warehousing experts in the SQL Server space to architect and implement a Kimball-style data warehouse expected to grow upwards of 200TB. The warehouse was designed to consolidate clinical, financial, patient satisfaction, and quality data into a single analytics engine.
- Coordinated with different internal groups comprised of developers, product owners, and senior management to architect and deliver the warehouse as well as MDM solutions for patients, physicians, and facilities.
- Designed and implemented a query API that would allow for applications across the enterprise to ask questions of the warehouse in order to consolidate the metric, benchmark, and statistical calculations used by the business.
Tech Stack: C#, NServiceBus, RavenDB, SQL Server 2012, TeamCity
Director, Software Architecture
- Architected and built the Quality Performer (QP) front-end website using a CQRS architecture and dynamic workflow engine.
- Architected and built the Clinical Performer (CP) large-scale (20TB) data analytics dashboard.
- Supplied technical direction and management to a team of 10 developers across multiple ongoing projects.
- Established a successful Scrum implementation that could gauge team cadence and deliver on that cadence regularly.
- Coached team members on patterns, usage, and acceptable development practices.
- Implemented continuous integration and push-button deployments.
Tech Stack: C#, jQuery, KnockoutJS, RaphaelJS, MDX, RavenDB, XText, TeamCity
- Data Advantage, LLC
Jan 2008 - Nov 2009 Director of Software Architecture
Tech Stack: C#, SQL Server 2008 R2, jQuery, RaphaelJS, HighCharts, ArcGIS
- Loch Erin
Feb 2007 - Jan 2008 Principal Software Architect
Tech Stack: C#, WCF, WF, SQL Server 2008
- Community Health Systems
Feb 2007 - Jan 2008 Sr. Web Developer
Tech Stack: C#, SQL Server


Showcasing Music
My Favorites
My dub track
Forss
My dub track
Pumpkins Track
Oxxo
My dub track
Pumpkins Track
Oxxo
My Tracks
Matas Favorites


Game Of Thrones Crystal Game!
Pick different characters to add up to the goal. Each character has a different amount.


| Desktop |
↔ |
Newton |
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← |
kDRequestToSync |
| kDGetSyncOptions |
→ |
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← |
kDSyncOptions |
| kDLastSyncTime |
→ |
// This ones fake just to get the Newton time |
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← |
kDCurrentTime |
| kDSetCurrentStore |
→ |
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← |
kDResult |
| kDLastSyncTime |
→ |
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← |
kDCurrentTime |
| The following would appear only if synchronising
system info:
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| kDGetPatches |
→ |
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← |
kDPatches |
| The following would appear only if synchronising
packages:
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| kDGetPackageIDs |
→ |
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← |
kDPackageIDList |
| kDBackupPackages |
→ |
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← |
kDPackage |
| kDBackupPackages |
→ |
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← |
kDPackage |
| kDBackupPackages |
→ |
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← |
kDResult |
| Note that the above only synchronises 1.x style
packages on locked 1.x cards. To complete the package sync the
packages soup should also be synchronised.
|
The sync would continue like this: |
| kDSetSoupGetInfo |
→ |
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← |
kDSoupInfo |
| kDLastSyncTime |
→ |
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← |
kDCurrentTime |
| kDGetSoupIDs |
→ |
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← |
kDSoupIDs |
| kDGetChangedIDs |
→ |
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← |
kDChangedIDs |
| kDDeleteEntries |
→ |
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← |
kDResult |
| kDAddEntry |
→ |
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← |
kDAddedID |
| kDReturnEntry |
→ |
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← |
kDEntry |
| Repeat the above for each store and soup followed
by:
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| kDOperationComplete |
→ |
Optionally the desktop could send this
instead of the operation complete:
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| kDSyncResults |
→ |


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PrimeNG is available at npm, run the following command to download the module to your project.
npm install primeng --save
PrimeNG supports System.JS loader, a configuration is necessary in your application to load PrimeNG.
System.config({
defaultJSExtensions: true,
packages: {
"/angular2": {"defaultExtension": false}
},
map: {
"/primeng": "node_modules/primeng"
}
});
Components are imported from 'primeng/primeng' in your application code.
import {Accordion} from 'primeng/primeng';
PrimeNG utilizes PrimeUI so you need to install it as a dependency. Visit PrimeUI setup page for details.
In an Angular2 application, you don't need to use jQuery directly however some of the PrimeNG components are based on existing jQuery plugins in PrimeUI and others are native components. Dependencies section at the documentation of each component states the origin such as Native, jQuery or an external library. jQuery based ones are optimized for PrimeNG integration using a technique called enhanced mode where plugin assumes dom is already created by PrimeNG component. As a result, jQuery plugin does not manipulate dom, only adds lightweight behaviors and low level requirements such as positioning. Changes as a result of one or two way binding are properly reflected between the UI and model. In addition components are destroyed whenever page is navigated away via router.
An example starter application based on angular2-quickstart is available at GitHub.

<title>PrimeNG QuickStart</title>

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="app/resources/delta/theme.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="app/resources/icons/css/font-awesome.min.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="app/resources/primeui.css" />

<my-app>Loading...</my-app>

import {bootstrap} from 'angular2/platform/browser';
import {AppComponent} from './app.component';
bootstrap(AppComponent);
Sample app component uses PrimeNG InputText.
import {Component} from 'angular2/core';
import {InputText} from 'primeng/primeng';
@Component({
selector: 'my-app',
template: `

My First PrimeNG App

<input type="text" pInputText/>
`,
directives: [InputText]
})
export class AppComponent {
}


Onsets and Frames
is a deep neural network that transcribes audio of piano performances to
NoteSequences
/MIDI
.
Below we verify that the model properly transcribes a mel spectrogram to match the output of the Python TensorFlow implementation. We found it is necessary to process the convolution in batches for longer inputs to avoid a GPU timeout enforced in Chrome, and we verify that the transcription works properly with different batch sizes that exercise various edge cases.
Original Audio
Expected Transcription: Loading...
Actual Transcription: Loading...
Match: Loading...
It Took: Loading...
Actual Transcription: Loading...
Match: Loading...
It Took: Loading...
Actual Transcription: Loading...
Match: Loading...
It Took: Loading...
Actual Transcription: Loading...
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