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Science of Completion Inititation | Powerful Meditation Technique #Nithyananda #Kailasa
Please listen, this one technique, this one technique can give you whatever you want AND lead you to the space of not wanting anything, enlightenment itself. Please listen, Mahadeva, Shiva directly initiates this technique to Parvati. This one technique can give you health, wealth, happy relationships, whatever miracles you want in your life and ultimately enlightenment itself. Please understand, I am not lying, I am not giving you false hope, I am not giving you too much of promises, I am stating the straight fact, straight truth to you, Mahadeva Himself, Shiva Himself gives this technique to Parvati in Shiva Agama.
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Ideon Audio 3R USB renaissance USB reconditioned
Using a computer with external d/a conversion to play music has become enormously popular. But computers aren’t built to reproduce music at high quality. To improve the sound quality, many tools and gadgets came to market, like this 3R USB Renaissance. What does it do and how does it improve the sound quality? Let’s start, as usual, with where the 3R - as I will call it from now on - fits in your stereo.
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Haskelling the Advent of Code 2020 - Day 4
hello again haskellings well there’s a few hours left before we start day four so let’s have a look at what we’ve done yesterday first i’d like to share with you something which i find really useful and it’s an online tool called hugel and it’s a search engine for haskell functions and not only can you search by function name but also you can search by type signature which is extremely useful if you don’t actually know the name of the function you’re looking for let’s have a look at this cycle function that we used yesterday we can see that it’s defined in the prelude and it turns a finite list into a circular one we can also click through to see the source code we can also have a closer look at this bang bang function that we used which takes a list and an int and returns us back an element from that list we’ve already seen that this function can cause the program to crash when the index is out of bounds but another problem is that lists are stored sequentially so when you index through a list it has to go through each element in turn to get to the index you’re looking for so today we’re going to look at another type of data structure called a vector which is very similar to an array in other programming languages and vectors allow us to actually index into the structure in what’s known as constant time and if you’re not familiar this is the big o of one notation there and that simply means that no matter how big our vector is it will always give us the result in the same amount of time on the other hand indexing into a list takes order n time or linear time and that just means that the time it takes is proportional to the number of elements in the list let’s convert our program to use vectors instead of lists we first import the module and we do this in a qualified way so we don’t clash with the prelude functions of similar names now i’m going to remove the cycle for now and we use the from list function to convert the list that we’re reading into a vector next we change our indexing operation to use the vector indexing operation even though it’s an operator we still use v dot to qualify it we still need to somehow extend the vectors infinitely but instead of doing that what we can actually do is create our own indexing function that indexes in a cyclic manner we’re going to call this bang pipe so the type signature of bang pipe will be the same as the index we’ve had before and it’s going to then take a vector of a’s and an int and return us an a it’s going to do the same indexing operation as before except this time we’re going to adjust the index and we’re going to adjust it by getting the remainder after division on the length of v interestingly haskell actually has two ways to get the remainder after division one is rem and the other is mod the difference between these two functions is when you’re handling negative numbers mod will take the sign of the second argument whereas rem takes the sign of the first argument in our particular example we’re only dealing with positive numbers so it doesn’t actually make much difference which we use here except that rem is actually slightly faster on most hardware okay so let’s take this function actually and put this into our advent of code module because i think this will be actually quite useful and we’re going to use vectors probably in the future as well i’m also going to import data dot vector unqualified but only bring in the vector type itself that means that we don’t have to use v dot vector everywhere because that doesn’t clash with the standard prelude another thing i’d like to do is try to avoid importing the data dot vector module in our code and i do that by creating an alias to the from list function called l to the list to vector so updating part two is now quite easy all we actually need to do is replace those two function calls and it works as expected so now let’s move on to day four all right now this puzzle involves processing a bunch of records and these are the fields we need to process so let’s copy and paste that into a new haskell file all right so we don’t need the comments here so we’re just going to remove them and we first import our advent of code module and we start using interact but this time we actually don’t want the lines so we’re going to create a new interact function without the lines and then we can parse the whole string as one string so we call this interact prime and we just remove the lines here but that also means that our normal interact function can just be defined in terms of interact prime we we just need to then compose f with lines and that will be the same as what we had before okay so we grab our input and you can see it’s actually the each record is separated by an extra line so this is a slightly weird format so we’re going to create a parser p that’s going to pass a whole file what we want at the end of the day is a list of list of fields and each of those fields is going to have some sort of field type and then the value is a string so because we want to grab many of these fields we use the many one parser combinator to grab many fields and then we just grab all of those by using many one outside the do as well okay so let’s create our field parser and for now let’s just create a field parser that simply returns a dummy value in the double dummy value we’re just going to create an enum so essentially just a data type where every single constructor has no parameters and that enum is going to be for the field type for now just ignore the deriving there let’s see if that compiles and yeah it looks like we have a problem with the interact function and we forgot that we because we’re not using lines anymore then we need to actually just take in the whole string in our function f okay back to our solution and we have a problem because actually the empty parser is not something that is liked when you’re using many so we need to fill out this field parser okay so first we’re going to have a field type parser and we pull in the field type from that and then there’s a colon character and then we use this many till parser combinator to grab any character until there’s a space character okay now we need to define our field type parser and we’re going to have a bunch of parsers strung together in some way of the form like this so we’re going to need something that parses this string and then returns a value and this is how we achieve that with this greater than greater than operator and that simply means that we parse what happens on the left and then we throw that away and we just return what’s on the right so we’re going to use the alternate operator here except because we’ve got quite a lot of choices we can actually avoid using this alternate operator and use choice on a list instead and because it’s going to be a little bit tedious having this whole string arrow return we’re going to create a little helper function and we’ll call this sr and sr is going to take in a string and a value of type ft and return us a parser of fft and it’s simply going to match that string and return that field type we’re going to need to then fill out our choice list with sr functions of this form using a macro in vim we’re going to create all the options here for our choice list and we can append all those together and then put them into the list this should be able to create the parser for us for our field types except we have a small problem there are more than one item with a common prefix in this list and when we use choice or alternatives some of that content can be consumed and then it won’t match the subsequent choice so we can use the try combinator to actually reset back to the unconsumed input from the previous alternative and that’s working so let’s return the actual field type in our field parser we still have a problem because at the end of the input we need to see if there’s a carriage return in between each record and we do that just by simply matching against the carriage return character however at the very last input we need to match against eof and because char returns a character an eof returns a unit we force char to just return unit okay so we are actually able to parse and let’s replace the dummy values with the actual string that we’ve passed and as you can see we’re actually parsing this correctly so now we can add in our f after the pars and the f is going to validate these passport records the first thing we’re going to do is make sure that we have got a correct pass if we don’t we get a left value back and our program crashes but that’s fine that’s what we want it to do okay so we’re going to use another type of data structure and it’s called data.
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"What are Assonance and Consonance?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers
As our earlier video lessons on poetic meter, rhyme, euphony, and cacophony make clear, poetry is a genre of sound as much as sense. The repetition of similar sounds at the ends of poetic lines are pleasing to our ears, and that’s one of the reasons why we enjoy rhymed poetry. The alternating stressed and unstressed patterns in poetic lines create a rhythm that propels a poem forward, and that’s one of the reasons why we enjoy metered poetry.
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Emma Stark: Friends of Father, Son & Holy Spirit (James 2:23)
But I’m fourth generation preacher, and my father actually is a senior, a theologian, but I married my own William Wallace, my own Braveheart, and I moved to Scotland and so I’ve got all the Celtic, Irish and Scottish warrior vibe going on. And I run a ministry, the Glasgow Prophetic Center, Global Prophetic Alliance. I run the British Isles Council of Prophets, part of the European Council of Prophets.
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Cyrus Parsa Intelligenza Artificiale e Cina - Modifica finale - SOTTOTITOLI- SUBTITLES
Ciao ragazzi sì lo so che voi pensate che ci sia qualcuno in casa… e invece no! Però potete lasciare detto a me, dopo il segnale acustico così poi vi farò richiamare. Questo il mio messaggio, ora parlate voi. Il piacere di scoprire che esiste una terra gentile è di per sé appagante e questo mi dà più forza nel continuare a condividere le mie ricerche la mia necessità di comprendere meglio visto che sono quasi sordo, se poi fai anche una piccola donazione allora sarò al settimo cielo e potrò solo che essere radioso, come voi che mi seguite!
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Dragons from Oceans of Power Protect Allah’s (AJ) Servants ᴴᴰ
that coming the 11th of this holy month – the urs Mubarak (anniversary of passing from the physical world) of Shaykh Abdul Qadir al-Jilani (Q); Sultan al-awliya (Q) that Allah’s (AJ) infinite rahmah (mercy) be upon Shaykh Abdul Qadir Jilani (As) and that immense realities, that these are stations of an eternal dress. And that Sayyidina Shahāmatu ’l-Fardānī (Q) and Abdur-Ra’uf al-Yamānī (Q) that the station of Sayyidina Ibn Arabi (Q) for ilm and knowledge.
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Holiday Ops: Presents, Bonuses, and Missions From Chuck Norris [World of Tanks]
The holidays are coming! That time of miracles when every house gets filled with a magical atmosphere. This year, the celebration has moved from the Garage in the woods to a cozy festive town in the mountains. And the first thing you’ll see in the new Garage is your first gift. A Tier IV German tank destroyer with an autoloader and some other nice little bonuses. Fill this town with magic and decorate it to your liking.
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Liquidating the Estate of a Deceased Person: The Law of Succession
My research question is: how should we organize the liquidation or the winding up of the estate of a deceased person? In order to explain what this topic is about, I need to place it into a broader context. When a person dies, he or she leaves property behind and the law needs to deal with the fate of that property. The area of law which deals with this question we call the law of succession.
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Introducing... PREMIERES 2.0! Trailers, Live Redirect, New Countdown Themes and more!
Whatsup Insiders, I’m Derek and I work on the Live Streaming Product team. Today I want to give you a sneak peek into some improvements we’ve made to premiers aka premiers 2.0. Now there are four total things that I want to introduce to Creator Insider Nation that we’ll be rolling out over the next few weeks. So let’s dive right in. And as a quick refresher, actually, if you’re unfamiliar with premiers, it’s a product that we launched in 2018 to enable creators, artists and publishers to turn their newest upload into a shared experience for all of their viewers.