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User:Revansa Amarsha

Hello my name is Revansa Amarsha I'm from Indonesia I just practice writing my life story.

My live as a kids was pretty happy But it doesn't last in happinesses, My father died when I came home from school I was so sad that day because I last saw my father in a coffin and I prayed for my father constantly With the beating of my life, I have not broken. My mother who took my father's place as head of the family had to work hard to provide for my family That's also I twelve years old, But I stayed in the spirit of learning until I was a teenager I tried to write some novels but I was rejected just because I was age 16's. Now that I'm 17, I wonder "if I'll ever be successful in this field", I know that the road to success is different, but failure hasn't kept me down.

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Cognitive Science: An Introduction/Embodied cognition

=Embodied Cognition= Embodied cognition is differentiated by the view that cognitive processes are largely dependent upon properties of the agent’s physical body. That is, aspects outside the brain play a significant or constituent role in cognitive processing. This particular characteristic forms the basis of what is referred to as the Embodiment Thesis. This trait differs from traditional perspectives that view cognition as bounded within the confines of the physical brain. At most, these traditional views see cognition as being heavily influenced by information communicated by areas of the nervous system external to the brain.

Theories of embodied cognition involve various influences from areas of body morphology, emotions, and sensorimotor research. A common theme involves hypothesizes that the body, and its perception of the world, does much of the work required to attain an agent’s goals. Embodied cognition is an approach to cognition that has its origins in motor behavior. Research into motor behavior was later used to argue for the major extent to which the body influences mental processing.

A major viewpoint asserts that cognition did not evolve to act in isolation, but to act within a physical body. In turn, the body then acts upon the environment in which the body is engaged. Hence, various aspects of cognition such as knowledge representations, reasoning, judgment, and the execution of cognitive tasks, result from the whole physical body.

Memory
Memory studies on embodied cognition indicate that subjects recall more of a narrative when they act out the story physically. While long term memory can be enhanced by pairing motor movement, working memory can significantly decrease due to increased cognitive load.

Learning
As in memory research, studies have evinced that learning in general can be enhanced when supplemented with bodily movement. Embodied theories of learning debate the extent to which learning is embodied and where the line of demarcation stands between physical and conceptual learning. Neurological evidence indicates that the cerebellum is deeply involved in the processing and storage of information

Reasoning
Some experiments have demonstrated that engaging sensorimotor areas of the brain can support analytical reasoning. Research subjects who were presented with mental rotation problems that involved motor engagement performed better than control groups.

Evolution
Theories of embodied learning have been supported by some evolutionary psychologists who argue that human evolution has been pervaded by physically "learning through doing." This view connects to theories of situated cognition of learning by being grounded ecologically, and teaching occurring directly by means of "cognitive apprenticeship."

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Cookbook:Tostones (Fried Plantains)

Ingredients

 * 4 tablespoons olive oil
 * 1 large ripe plantain

Procedure

 * 1) Heat oil in a frying pan over low heat.
 * 2) Peel plantain, and cut it horizontally or in circular slices.
 * 3) Add plantains to frying pan and fry on both sides for about 1 minute or until golden brown.
 * 4) Drain, cool, and enjoy!

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User:Djm-leighpark

Alt.Accounts: (1) I have another account from about 10 years that never did anything until January 2020 when I resurrected it to circumvent a self-enforced wikibreak from my own account. It might use it for bots or bulk stuff ... and this is possible for bulk transwiki stuff on Wikibooks should I ever get involved in that. (2) I have a further account for on-the-road use on less secure devices ... notably the Parkie library where HCC's IP's are typically blocked and anon edits are not possible. (3): From summer 2022 I have an additional alt. account that works on Vicipéid in the Gaeilge langauge. Deirge also does some contributions to language independent central wikis such as commons and wikidata in areas related to Ireland. It is possible images upload by Deirge might be relevant to a book here, namely Haymaking.

As of 21 February 2023 I am abandoning this account and will be using DeirgeDel as my main account. If I get time DeirgeDel may continue the work of Djm-leighpark (or whatever this may renamed to) on this wiki.

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User:Bigdelboy

Alt.Accounts: My main account is, is was formerly (1) This account  never did anything until January 2020 when I resurrected it to circumvent a self-enforced wikibreak from my own account. I might use it for bots or bulk stuff ... and this is possible for bulk transwiki stuff on Wikibooks should I ever get involved in that. (2) I have a further account for on-the-road use on less secure devices ... notably the Parkie library where HCC's IP's are typically blocked and anon edits are not possible. (3): From summer 2022 I have an additional alt. account that works on Vicipéid in the Gaeilge langauge. Deirge also does some contributions to language independent central wikis such as commons and wikidata in areas related to Ireland.

In case anyone wonders why the pace on Character Encodings appears to have slowed there are tow basic reasons. One is I am doing prods and tests on the development of this book and coming up to and back up to speed on some languages and tools, the other is to complete the support templates I made a big push at possible RL consequence of an ex-havenpool RM confronting me over the need to sort out some women's dresses and underwear ... at least he want a para. Be assured I am trying stuff, albeit not at that previous pace; and this may not be obvious on WikiBook edit history. I would still hope expect to see a big push at some point but am somewhat disillusioned at the whole mess. It is also possible morse may assist in determining that book structure is right ... but I am becoming reluctant to follow through with that initative. Thankyou.

The situation with the Character Encodings has gone badly. my requirements to retain the page in situ for 3 months have not been met so I am withdrawing from the project. I am probably willing to consider answering any questions to anyone wishing to continue with the project but I will not be assisting with imports of code pages for them.

It may be argued I no longer have need for the importer privilege and I will not oppose anyone requesting its removal. That said I may not be averse to consider assisting anyone requiring a page imported, But I may need to be contacted on my main account on the English WikiPedia. As I may be able response on the English Wikipedia currently in practice the best ways of contacting me currently is likely a talk page message on User talk:DeirgeDel on MetaWiki, simple or Wikiquote.as I am more regularly logged into those account and will get a message from another Wiki. Thankyou.

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More C++ Idioms/Function Poisoning

= Function poisoning =

Intent
Hide or prohibit the usage of certain functions, favoring better alternatives.

Motivation
Often, when interacting with libraries that have a C or pre-C++11 interface, since modern C++ is more expressive, it would be very convenient to hide (from people that are working on a project), all (or just many) functions that allocate memory and return a raw pointer (like a ), and replace them with something more RAII-friendly (like a  ).

Solution and Sample Code
Guideline for banning a function:

A function  is a strict replacement of a function   of a library L if:
 * provides clear benefits over  (like putting the deleter in a destructor instead of manual call)
 * can act as a drop-in replacement for, which means:
 * it can interact with the library L without writing more than one line of glue code that has no particular drawbacks
 * updating  to   in the codebase is a trivial operation (use Change All Occurences or a simple find-and-replace)
 * the cost of removing  is not too high
 * does not have any drawback compared to, which means:
 * it does not add any measurable runtime overhead compared to
 * it does not add any new dependency
 * it cannot be less type-safe, exception-safe or thread-safe
 * it cannot introduce new kinds of programming errors
 * does not reduce readability or hides intent compared to, which means:
 * there is no need to document what  does since it should do the same of , only the benefits if those are not clear to everyone

Therefore, if  is a strict replacement of , one can ban   in a codebase.

Known Uses
Replace a function which cannot be removed (for example if it is part of an external library) with a function with improved functionality.

Related Idioms

 * Interface Class

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User:Djm-leighpark/sandbox

Building Haycocks

 * Safe Harbour

 * Overview
 * Tools
 * Ground selection and preparation
 * Rolling
 * Drainage
 * Weeding

 * Cutting
 * Timing
 * Implements

 * Shaking
 * Lapping
 * Gathering
 * Building
 * Base
 * Tramping
 * Topping
 * Ropes

 * Aftercare
 * Tightening

 * Gathering

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Talk:Granite WMS/Installation/Labelprinting

When Installing label printers on a server, it is advised to use the domain administrator to do the install and to ensure the domain group policies allow all server users or all domain users to be able to 'see' the printers.

If you use the local server admin -you have to ensure the Granite Label print service is also logging in with the same user account. Installing the printers just as a user with admin permissions means the printers are accessible to that user, but not to the Granite label print service when it is running as a service -even if logged in as the user who installed it. This is specifically the case when domain security is strict and printers are controlled by the domain group policy.