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How can I improve the faster
PR?
I was wondering, Kenny, if it makes sense to rebase it onto the squeeze-simp PR?
Presumably that one will be reviewed and merged first, since faster
relies on it.
If you like I can try doing that. If you don't mind compressing everything into a single commit it should be easy.
Possibly harder if you want to preserve the individual commits, but leave out the ones that have already been separated out into squeeze-simp
.
I'll rebase it onto squeeze-simp
once it (i.e. squeeze-simp
) has been merged
Ok, I guess that's fine. It's just a piece of cleaning up work that you could do already if you're in a hurry.
I've had a scroll through the changes on this one, but I'm not really the one to comment. :-) Unreadable proofs beforehand, unreadable proofs afterwards, so if they're faster, I'd say go for it. :-)
Ok, thanks for your review
Some places make me a little sad:
https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/pull/391/files#diff-52b9e281e7667f88f8203fb617843d93L522
When the proof used to just be simp
, and now it's some rewrite.
it saves a lot of speed though...
Yes, but it's a tradeoff. It's very sad to have to write proofs of such simple things. I agree in the short term it's worth saving the speed.
But in the long run, I have to say that this is the most depressing thing I've seen in Lean yet --- the fact that we are having to do this.
I noticed there are some actual new features hiding in here: https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/pull/391/files#diff-47cbe97193e277c9a413e62bc8afadff
You should almost certainly take these out, and make a separate PR for them.
Oh, I see, those are the parts that Simon wrote
and that are in the separate PR already.
(This is exactly why I suggested rebasing now --- so it's easy for us to review it already!)
What do you mean by rebasing this PR onto squeeze_simp?
At the moment there is a fork in the history --- leading out of master is one sequence of commits leading to squeeze-simp
and another sequence of commits leading to faster
I was proposing making that history linear again, but so all of squeeze-simp comes first, and then the rest of faster
and how do I do that?
Well -- do we care if all your commits get smushed into a single one?
If that's okay, we can do a squash merge.
how does that work?
If that's not okay, I'd have to experiment --- it's at the limit of my rebase ability. :-)
To do a squash merge, you would:
git checkout squeeze-simp
git merge --squash faster
then look at the state of things, and make sure everything looks sane.
if it does:
git branch faster2
git checkout faster2
git commit -m "feat(*): make mathlib faster using simp only, rw, and rfl"
then if everything looks okay, delete the faster branch, and rename faster2 back to faster
and finally git push --force community
to overwrite the old faster branch.
how will this make the tactic changes disappear from the "Files changed"?
So it won't do that immediately in files changed, but ...
but?
on the changes page, if you click on the changes from all commits
text
you get an option to just compare across a range.
after the squash merge, the commits will be linearly ordered, so it's possible to just look at the changes after Simon was "finished" with squeeze-simp -- i.e. just showing yours
and posting the URL for that range here would give anyone easy access to it.
(I'm not strongly saying this is worth doing... it's a possibility if you want to clean up)
Another suggestion, for cleaning up, is that you change the name of the PR, e.g. to feat(*): make mathlib faster using simp only, rw, and rfl
the convention is XXX(FFF): CCC
, where XXX
is doc
, feat
, bug
, or chore
, FFF
is the files affected (perhaps abbreviated some way), and CCC
is a short summary
When everything is finally merged, it will be squashed to a single commit, and it makes the maintainers life slightly easier if they've got a commit message in the right format in front of them.
what is feat
?
feature: it's for commits that add new stuff
I think faster
is a refactor
commit
I don't think refactor
is one of doc
, feat
, bug
, or chore
The list is longer than that
@Mario Carneiro Is there any reason why this PR is not a no-brainer?
where can I find the list?
https://github.com/leanprover/lean/blob/master/doc/commit_convention.md
It's a large change, that's never a no-brainer
Kenny could you not replace induction
with nat.rec_on
? It's less readable
@Johan Commelin, it's worth remembering that once a PR is in, little problems never get fixed again. :-)
This is a one moment where there's a chance to get things right. Saying "oh, we can fix it later" turns out to be false in practice!
Kenny Lau@DESKTOP-F01EMD3 MINGW64 /c/mathlib $ git branch direct_sum * faster master
@Scott Morrison how do I add squeeze_simp
to this list?
git checkout squeeze-simp
(it's a hypen, not an underscore)
Do you have community
set up as a remote?
yes
okay, then just checkout
should be enough
Kenny Lau@DESKTOP-F01EMD3 MINGW64 /c/mathlib $ git checkout squeeze-simp error: pathspec 'squeeze-simp' did not match any file(s) known to git. Kenny Lau@DESKTOP-F01EMD3 MINGW64 /c/mathlib $ git remote lc origin
What does git remote get-url lc
say?

Kenny Lau@DESKTOP-F01EMD3 MINGW64 /c/mathlib $ git remote get-url lc https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib
You may need to do that, so it looks up all the available branches on that remote.
Kenny Lau@DESKTOP-F01EMD3 MINGW64 /c/mathlib $ git fetch remote: Enumerating objects: 13, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (13/13), done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (6/6), done. remote: Total 13 (delta 7), reused 9 (delta 7), pack-reused 0 Unpacking objects: 100% (13/13), done. From https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib 0ddb58c..e4ce469 master -> origin/master Kenny Lau@DESKTOP-F01EMD3 MINGW64 /c/mathlib $ git checkout squeeze-simp error: pathspec 'squeeze-simp' did not match any file(s) known to git.
(By the way, you might like to learn how to use ssh URLs, rather than https ones, as then you can use an ssh key and never have to type a password.)
I suppose some of the words mean something
Hmm, I guess you'll need git checkout -b squeeze-simp lc/squeeze-simp
Sorry, not sure why you can't just checkout
, that seems to work for me.
I suppose some of the words mean something
I'll let you google them later. :-)
Kenny Lau@DESKTOP-F01EMD3 MINGW64 /c/mathlib $ git checkout -b squeeze-simp lc/squeeze-simp fatal: Cannot update paths and switch to branch 'squeeze-simp' at the same time. Did you intend to checkout 'lc/squeeze-simp' which can not be resolved as commit?
ugh, sorry, you've exceeded my knowledge of git at this point.
git checkout lc/squeeze-simp
?
ah --- also git fetch lc
might be helpful
I forgot when you ran git fetch
above it only fetched from origin
.
git checkout lc/squeeze-simp
?
no -b
?
I think if you run git fetch lc
first, then both commands (with and without the -b
) should have the same effect.
I don't think so
What does git branch -a -v
give you?
$ git branch -a -v * (HEAD detached at lc/squeeze-simp) 136ab4a Provide a means for other tactics to use squeeze direct_sum 009b95f refactor dfinsupp again faster ddae2b2 chore(data/finsupp): reduce build time master 6434658 [behind 40] feat(analysis/topology): locally compact spaces and the compact-open topology remotes/lc/applicative 7a57a7f fix(data/vector2): traversable instance remotes/lc/auto-cases-iff 4e7bcd6 add Johan's test case remotes/lc/basis e0db366 remove pempty_equiv_empty remotes/lc/bifunctor 1b63bf6 change direction of composition law remotes/lc/cfsg b583ad0 a start on the statement of the classification of finite simple groups remotes/lc/cleanup 6e9a638 cleanup remotes/lc/coinductive-fixes d2fdb5c fix(tactic/eval_expr): often crashes when reflecting expressions remotes/lc/coinductive-types bf5f318 [WIP] coinductive type families remotes/lc/completions 125efed fail(analysis/topology/completion): fail to get topological ring strucutre on separation quotient remotes/lc/determinants 9280cbf core(data/fin): cleanup fin proofs remotes/lc/direct_limit 9b8259f Update direct_limit.lean remotes/lc/direct_sum 009b95f refactor dfinsupp again remotes/lc/dvd_add-lemmas a0c1deb adding two lemmas about division remotes/lc/eckmann-hilton ddd03a1 feat(group_theory/eckmann_hilton): add Eckmann-Hilton remotes/lc/elan-docs 1f2e745 noting additional prerequisite on macOS remotes/lc/eval-expr-fix d2fdb5c fix(tactic/eval_expr): often crashes when reflecting expressions remotes/lc/exp f77c3fe fix build remotes/lc/ext 2d3b8d3 feat(tactic/ext): remove lambda abstractions when inferring a type's name remotes/lc/ext-goal-ordering bb1a40a adding configuration to non-interactive ext1 remotes/lc/faster ddae2b2 chore(data/finsupp): reduce build time remotes/lc/fin_cases ab2d3e6 removing guard remotes/lc/finmap 6863745 feat(data/finmap): change keys to finset remotes/lc/fold 0919259 reformulate `fold` to use `monoid` rather than `applicative remotes/lc/hlist b5d6d60 [WIP] hlist type remotes/lc/inner_product_spaces 2203545 Update herm_inner_product_space.lean remotes/lc/integral 0d10db9 fix eapprox remotes/lc/kmb_hilbert2 3683d9d Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/module' into kmb_hilbert2 remotes/lc/kmb_hilbert_basis 651baa8 WIP remotes/lc/kmb_some_zerology d3add5f fix(algebra/ring) : non_zero -> nonzero remotes/lc/kmb_zerology a7edb2c feat(ring_theory/noetherian): zero ring (and finite rings) are Noetherian remotes/lc/lean-3.3.0 6a2607e fix(data/rat): backport bugfix remotes/lc/lean-3.4.1 905345a fix(data/array/lemmas,...): fix build remotes/lc/master 0ddb58c workaround(tactic/tfae): tfae is broken, comment out its tests (#398) remotes/lc/matrix 3dd7f4d feat(ring_theory/matrix): category of free modules; scalar matrices remotes/lc/module 335fab4 refactor(linear_algebra/dimension): update for new modules remotes/lc/monoid_stuff 519f6d6 style(algebra/group): fix alignment of code remotes/lc/monotonicity 1138482 fix(tactic/mono): fix conflict with `has_lt` remotes/lc/monotonicity-updated 366bd52 feat(tactic/mono): update traversable remotes/lc/normed_space_instance 82d95ba fix(analysis/normed_space): Add instance showing that normed field is a normed space over itself remotes/lc/poly_coeffs 92c2cfc feat(data/polynomial): coeff is R-linear remotes/lc/scott/supremum 8b22c4d Merge branch 'solve_by_elim_congr' into scott/supremum remotes/lc/solve_by_elim_backtrack 501959b fix(data/real/cau_seq_filter): use new syntax for solve_by_elim remotes/lc/solve_by_elim_congr fb5600b use non-interactive solve_by_elim in tfae remotes/lc/splitting_fields 9861ccd Work on lift remotes/lc/squeeze-simp 136ab4a Provide a means for other tactics to use squeeze remotes/lc/structure-stub 5f5e9b5 doc(hole/instance_stub) remotes/lc/subrings_subfields 986274a simplify a proof instance remotes/lc/sum-functor d1cf30a feat(category/functor): make `sum` `functor` instance more universe polymorphic remotes/lc/sum-monad 7e28be8 feat(data/sum): add monad instance remotes/lc/sylow cd0a486 Merge remote-tracking branch 'dorhinj/sylow' into sylow remotes/lc/tensor-product 5226782 namespace remotes/lc/tfae 8bc42a0 perf(tactic/scc): produce smaller proofs remotes/lc/traversable-derive-lawful e597516 chore(traversable): merge with Mario's branch remotes/lc/traverse-finset 477104e finset traversable: proof of composition law remotes/lc/tutorials 09982a9 fix finset remotes/lc/whiskering 95ff94b Merge pull request #5 from rwbarton/whiskering remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master remotes/origin/lean-3.3.0 6a2607e fix(data/rat): backport bugfix remotes/origin/lean-3.4.1 905345a fix(data/array/lemmas,...): fix build remotes/origin/master e4ce469 fix(docs/elan): fix homebrew instructions for macOS (#395)
$ git branch faster2 warning: refname 'lc/squeeze-simp' is ambiguous. fatal: Ambiguous object name: 'lc/squeeze-simp'.
@Scott Morrison
oof, you've done something strange!
Let's try to get back to normal. git checkout master
(perhaps copy and paste the outputs back here, so the peanut gallery can see what's going on)
and then?
What did git checkout master
say?
$ git checkout master Switched to branch 'master' Your branch is behind 'origin/master' by 40 commits, and can be fast-forwarded. (use "git pull" to update your local branch)
git checkout squeeze-simp
$ git checkout squeeze-simp Branch squeeze-simp set up to track remote branch squeeze-simp from lc. Switched to a new branch 'squeeze-simp' Kenny Lau@DESKTOP-F01EMD3 MINGW64 /c/mathlib $ git branch direct_sum faster lc/squeeze-simp master * squeeze-simp
what is this
That sounds promising!
Let's get rid of your lc/squeeze-simp
though.
git branch -d lc/squeeze-simp
(don't worry, there's no danger that will actually kill the one on community !)
$ git branch -D lc/squeeze-simp Deleted branch lc/squeeze-simp (was cbbbd17).
great.
git merge --squash faster
git status
$ git merge --squash faster Auto-merging tactic/squeeze.lean CONFLICT (add/add): Merge conflict in tactic/squeeze.lean Squash commit -- not updating HEAD Automatic merge failed; fix conflicts and then commit the result. $ git status On branch squeeze-simp Your branch is up-to-date with 'lc/squeeze-simp'. Changes to be committed: (use "git reset HEAD <file>..."  to unstage) (use "git add <file>..." to mark resolution) both added: tactic/squeeze.lean
hmm!
(I can resolve the conflict myself)
have a look at squeeze.lean
, and try to make it look like Simon's version, I guess
now what
git status
$ git status On branch squeeze-simp Your branch is up-to-date with 'lc/squeeze-simp'. Changes to be committed: (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage) modified: algebra/archimedean.lean modified: algebra/big_operators.lean modified: algebra/char_zero.lean modified: algebra/euclidean_domain.lean modified: algebra/field.lean modified: algebra/field_power.lean modified: algebra/gcd_domain.lean modified: algebra/group.lean modified: algebra/group_power.lean modified: analysis/topology/topological_space.lean modified: analysis/topology/uniform_space.lean modified: computability/turing_machine.lean modified: data/complex/basic.lean modified: data/finset.lean modified: data/finsupp.lean modified: data/list/basic.lean modified: data/multiset.lean modified: data/polynomial.lean modified: meta/rb_map.lean modified: order/conditionally_complete_lattice.lean modified: order/filter.lean modified: order/lattice.lean modified: set_theory/ordinal.lean modified: tactic/squeeze.lean modified: tactic/tfae.lean modified: tests/tactics.lean
git commit -m "nice message here"
no no!
oops, sorry we want to make a new branch first :-)
so git branch faster2
eh... I already committed
okay :-)
how do I reverse the commit?
can I just delete this branch and redo it?
git reset HEAD~
should work
nice
$ git add . $ git branch faster2 $ git branch direct_sum faster faster2 master * squeeze-simp
Do you think you can take it from here, Kenny? I have to head off.
eh...
kind of confused
git checkout faster2
git commit -m "refactor(*): making mathlib faster"
and then?
git branch -d faster
probably get an error message, because it's not fully merged
so
git branch -D faster
to force it to delete
git branch -m faster2 faster
to rename faster2 to faster
and finally git push --force lc
Good luck! I'll have a look when I get up to see how you went. :-)
Kenny could you not replace
induction
withnat.rec_on
? It's less readable
@Mario Carneiro can I use match
?
Do you intend to do all your speed up before merging your branch? I think there's a benefit to merging regularly
@Simon Hudon I don't understand your question
I can't control when my PR is merged
Yes, you have control. If you keep making commits to the same branch and don't ask @Mario Carneiro and @Johannes Hölzl to merge, they won't merge.
Mario asked me to not use nat.rec_on
, so I changed nat.rec_on
to by induction
and pushed.
also why are we on this thread?
so I don't see what I should have done instead.
What I'm asking you is when do you intend for faster
to get merged.
well, now, preferably
but I don't know what I can do.
Cool, thanks
could you move this discussion to the faster thread?
@Simon Hudon so what should I do now?
Nothing different. I didn't realize that you were trying to get it merged
I notice you worked on turing_machine.lean
. While I applaud your effort, I think it was probably not a good choice. The theorems there are still under construction, as it were; I'm not certain that they will keep their current form, and if so the original proofs with simp
will be more robust to changes. Moreover, those proofs are very CSy in the sense that they are proving simple properties of complicated objects; it is in this situation where simp
has the biggest advantage, and the proofs without it are much longer and more brittle.
I will accept the changes since the file is on mathlib and everyone feels the compilation overhead (at least, if they are compiling everything in mathlib - it's not a dependent of any other files), but probably I should move the file out of mathlib altogether.
Oof, I was going well through the PR, and then I see this:
https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/pull/391/files#diff-21d78f94c9e397a3a2d037174c0903d6R18
What is this? There is no way this huge list will make it in to mathlib
"with multiset" occurs 148 times on that page.
Also, I think you should ping @Kenny Lau
I know, it gets used everywhere
I don't see the point in adding the kitchen sink to a simp set, that's just reinventing the default simp set
that was added by @Simon Hudon to test an alternative way to reducing build time, i.e. by using simp attr
From the profile gist: data/multiset.lean 99.3 --> 42.9 (Kenny)
look at the history
I mostly wanted to point out the speed-up, not the guy behind it (-;
okay, but that's a separate PR
@Simon Hudon Could you extract the bits from the PR about the multiset
simp set?
Actually, the best might just be to redo the work with squeeze_simp
. That was before I wrote it and I was trying to leave the proofs mostly unchanged. I think squeeze_simp
is better at this.
The faster
branch has been merged... mostly. The multiset
file should be done without that simp set thing
Thank you very much @Kenny Lau and @Mario Carneiro
I think it would be good to draw some lessons from this experience, before diving into the next 10 files.
@Mario Carneiro What are your thoughts and feelings about this battle?
Are we sacrificing too much readability for speed? Should we look for other methods of increasing speed?
It took me a while to read all the proofs, and I'm sure Kenny learned a lot of math by osmosis
Your end goal is to "golf all of maths". Does this fit in well?
Honestly, once I got used to the constraints it was like I'm doing metamath again, trying to minimize a proof not a proof script
but I'm sure the thought of that does not appeal to most here
Do we have a choice?
Or is mathlib going to grind to a halt in a couple of months if we don't adapt to this spartan way of proofwriting?
I think that I will not change the way we write proofs. I prefer the big sweep
I think we should focus more on early files though
i.e. it doesn't matter if turing_machine
is slow, no one imports it
but having basic files like order.filter
being slow was a killer
i.e. it doesn't matter if
turing_machine
is slow, no one imports it
I always build everything, just to make life easy.
Sure, but in that case you are already geared for a long compile
That doesn't help when you're writing a PR, and you change nat.basic
Well, if this big sweep goes on like it does, then "long compile" could be 10 minutes, instead of 60.
Of course I suggested to go for the low hanging fruits first, the next third of compile time probably will be more work still
Anyway, does Github show which PR's have merge conflicts after this refactor?
Or does Chris have to write all of exp
all over again [kidding] :upside_down:
Muito obrigado @Mario Carneiro .
linear_algebra/dimension.lean
was broken by the merge @Mario Carneiro
and an extra import of tactic.squeeze
in algebra/big_operators.lean
as pointed out by Simon
linear_algebra/dimension.lean
was broken by the merge @Mario Carneiro
That file will be module-refactored anyway
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Sep-18 09:37 PM
"reasonable" is a subjective term, whereas "profitable" is objective
The former is up to the individual and the latter would be a "yes".
wookie30-Sep-18 09:52 PM
thanks! I'm only getting 0.5kmd/day for my 1ksol.
I'll give it a try. anyone know whether ccminer is core or memory intensive?
IP30-Sep-18 09:55 PM
@wookie both, but you would be better mining eth/etc with enlargement pill and buying kmd with that money
wookie30-Sep-18 09:56 PM
thanks. I'll look into eth/etc. I tried enlargement pill, it didn't make any difference for me...maybe I wasn't using it right?
IP30-Sep-18 10:35 PM
1080 ti should get around 50 mh/s with the pill
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50mh is 89 cents (not counting electriciy)
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kmd mining with 1080ti gives 27 cents per day (not counting electricity)
so i mean should be obvious
wookie30-Sep-18 11:25 PM
ok, thanks!
grewalsatinder01-Oct-18 03:52 AM
hoping to get my 2 z9 miners in next few days. customs paid.
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will be looking for help from good guys here (edited)
m a newbie to all this mining stuff
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Oct-18 03:54 AM
minis are easy, just fill in a few blanks and click "Apply" and youre mining
grewalsatinder01-Oct-18 04:01 AM
nice
has anyone have any experience with z9 ? not z9 mini(edited)
I have not bought the power supply from antminer. someone suggested better to not and buy own
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Oct-18 04:04 AM
in the sense of basic use, z9 and z9 mini are the same(edited)
grewalsatinder01-Oct-18 04:05 AM
yes I expect that. how about the power supplies ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Oct-18 04:07 AM
I've used a bit of everything and in the end, a 6pin pcie is a 6pin pcie
As long as your PSU has enough wattage, it's all good(edited)
grewalsatinder01-Oct-18 04:07 AM
okay
blackjok3r01-Oct-18 04:25 AM
I have 2x 2450W PSUs here I could offload to someone with ASICs they are very noisy, but good efficiancy and power. 1 has 8 pin pice and one has no calbles, i was goign to make my own, but then mining turned not profitable so its all just gathering dust.(edited)
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Only poor people pay tariffs
exploitURcoins02-Oct-18 05:08 PM
so is there any non asic pools for kmd
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 05:10 PM
What is a "non asic pool"?
And why would anyone want one?
@exploitURcoins ?
exploitURcoins02-Oct-18 05:17 PM
I dunno wouldn't be fair for asics to pool togeather and gpus do the same ?
then gpus would still beable to get decent rewards?
im new bare with me
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 05:20 PM
"fair"? hash = hash
your percentage of the overall hash doesn't change based on who you pool with
in fact, you want ASICs in your pool if you want to get paid on a semi regular basis (20 1080TIs that are overclocked will only find 1 block every 3-5 days)
exploitURcoins02-Oct-18 05:21 PM
um I was in a all gpu kmd pool and got me my best daily payout of any pool I have tried for kmd
getting 3-5 kmd a day
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 05:23 PM
Then I'd love to know what this pool is, because I've not seen any such happenings since batch 1 of minis arrived
exploitURcoins02-Oct-18 05:23 PM
well this was awile ago when I first tried kmd its been a long time
didn't think it grew this much lol
glad to see kmd doing things
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 05:27 PM
yeah, KMD diff is like 4x what it was a few weeks ago
exploitURcoins02-Oct-18 05:28 PM
ouch bc new asics jumped on ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 05:29 PM
yes
exploitURcoins02-Oct-18 05:29 PM
got ya I was looking into fgpa
they also make adapters for boosting gpus
chagidel02-Oct-18 06:03 PM
any rekomendation on a kmd QT wallet ?
xRobeSx02-Oct-18 06:07 PM
if you want a QT wallet then #wallet-ocean-qt
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 06:10 PM
picks ocean over agama 'every day and twice on Sundays'
chagidel02-Oct-18 06:11 PM
trying to set up solo mining and having problems with the agama just hoping the qt will work
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 06:12 PM
for mining, don't use a gui at all
chagidel02-Oct-18 06:12 PM
need a node
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 06:12 PM
so, set up a node
chagidel02-Oct-18 06:12 PM
agama as node ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 06:13 PM
gui and node are not exclusively interchangeable terms
Agama is a GUI that connects with the daemon, you don't need a GUI to mine (you need the daemon)(edited)


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i n : ℕ hi : i ≤ n ⊢ n + 1 = i + (n - i + 1)
Should omega
be able to handle these kind of things? (It failed.)
How do I make these goals go away without desperately scrolling through thousands of trivialities in nat.lean
?
Hmm, it's working for me? web editor
Weird... within my huge crowded context it didn't work...
I guess for more control you could try:
begin revert i n hi, omega manual nat, end
What exactly does that do?
I'm not sure of the details exactly but I found info about it here (some of this should probably be copied to the docstring, which is currently empty).
I think the idea is that omega
actually works on "closed" terms and if the goal isn't one, it has to try to guess which hypotheses to revert. By using manual
, you turn off the guessing.
@Bryan Gin-ge Chen Brilliant! That worked!
Why doesn't omega just revert stuff automatically if the goal is not a closed term?
We really shouldn't have to be calling revert manually.
It does, but sometimes it gets the reverts wrong.
Are these bugs in omega, or an essential difficulty?
I don't see why there would be an essential difficulty
@Seul Baek
btw, @Bryan Gin-ge Chen, your web editor link above just gives me an error unknown identifier 'omega'
Uh oh, I updated the build of mathlib that it was using a few hours ago. It does seem like something has gone wrong, but I'm seeing:
1:0: error: ambiguous import, it can be '/library/algebra/group/default.olean' or '/library/algebra/group.olean' 1:0: error: invalid import: tactic.omega could not resolve import: tactic.omega
instead. I'll look into this.
Edit: the problem was the mk_library.py
script was picking up .olean files corresponding to renamed / moved .lean files. Should be fixed now.
In this case I had a "very complicated" term that depended on n
. It was of the form
IH : \for m, m < n, weird_poly1 m = weird_poly2 m
Maybe that tripped up omega
?
@Johan Commelin I think so. Remember that omega
handles goals in presburger arithmetic, which has a pretty restricted language. You can have nat
/int
constants and variables, addition, multiplication with constant, comparisons, plus a bit of syntactic sugar like subtraction which is eliminated during processing. It wouldn't know what to make of weird_poly1
or weird_poly2
if it contains any symbols other than these.
Maybe omega
could be opportunistic, and clear assumptions that fall outside the language, before reverting assumptions on which the goal depends...
But I'm also fine with manual mode.
As long as I know how to use it :wink:
Reviewing the code, I think I know what the problem is. The preprocessor for omega
isn't very careful when choosing which hypotheses to revert - it just checks that its domain (e.g. int
or nat
) matches the domain of the goal. So it's possible that an hypothesis has the right domain but is not actually in the language of presburger arithmetic, and causes reification to fail.
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 However, they both derive their themes from the same part of human life; overcoming a sense of loneliness, and making contact with the world around one's self.
I had heard of CONTACT's opening scene before ever stepping foot in the theater: friends and posters were shocked by it's "silent" opening. Hardly was the opening silent, however: I was surrounded (literally) with radio broadcasts. Considering the nature of the film, and the emphasis on radio throughout Contact's opening sequence and early scenes, I had hoped to find that Robert Zemeckis (director of Forrest Gump), had found a counterpoint to his prior, feel-good hit: instead of a simple man finding others through his simplicity, a smart woman would discover the loneliness that is tantamount to (and a natural part of) life in the universe -- a loneliness that can be especially strong for a nonbeliever in an ever-present spiritual force, a God.
As the camera pulled back and the sounds traveled back in time to silence... brought back to a scene of young Ellie (Jena Malone, later played by Jodie Foster) DXing with her transmitter, attempting to make contact across the country... I had thought that the movie would be able to express such a thing.
There is possibly no more lonely experience in life than working with a radio transmitter to find broadcasts from far off. One is likely to find nothing but static, strange impulses of electricity and natural elements manifest as sound -- or, if one is lucky, one may be able to listen to a broadcast in a foreign language, the mechanical drones of a "numbers station" (information broadcast in numerical code, most likely by spies, that is typically jammed by metallic droning noises) or a data transmission, personified by its bleeping carrier tone. Most often, however, one will find the person on the other end a preacher, haranguing the unseen masses (of whom the lone DXer may be the only audience) about the interpretation of a bible passage. Ellie finds a fellow DXer in Pensacola, Florida, however... of whom she asks about the weather.
Working with a shortwave radio late at night suffuses the DXer with an impenetrable sense of eeriness: knowing that there are signals literally surrounding one's own body, but often not being able to find a broadcast of pertinence... or worse, finding one that is incomprehensible. Such must have been the motivations of writer Carl Sagan's when developing the original story of CONTACT... the dream of coming into contact with extraterrestrial life filtered through both the unlikeliness of establishing that contact, and the type of contact that could be made. So how can it be, then, that Zemeckis encodes his film with the much more common, banal message of those late- night radio preachers?
The character of Palmer Joss provides the answer. Giving the role to Matthew McConaughey, Zemeckis attempts to balance Ellie's sterile, scientific lack of belief with a sexy preacher man, one who would be a man of a cloth if it weren't for that darn celibacy requirement. Throughout the film, Palmer and Ellie quarrel about the existence of God and the importance of that argument to one's life, the two bound by a furtive sexual encounter at the beginning of the film... until finally, in the closing scenes, Ellie finds her faith: through science, she has reached contact with an alien being, and finds herself comforted by the knowledge that there is life beyond that of Earth...not at all unlike the comfort that Palmer finds in his belief in God. The audience leaves the theaters affirmed that no matter which path they take, they can always find solace in the knowledge that there is something greater which is there to protect them, something that has been there for millions of years.
This is an unfairly stacked deck, however -- Ellie's emotions are being filtered through an alien encounter that is as maudlin as it is absurd. Zemeckis isn't content having Ellie come into contact with another form of life, but a form of life that takes its form as her lost father.
This dumbing-down of the loneliness of the human condition, amplified by a plot device as crude as the drug-smugglers of a standard action film or best friend gone bad of your average thriller is a great insult to the audience's intelligence. When Ellie finds the alien, all the alien can tell her is that the weather's just fine on Vega... a pitiful and bathetic ending to what could have been an incisive commentary of the complexities of communication between not only different forms of life, but also between other cultures or between human beings of the same background. To the movie's credit, the script brings up some fascinating issues, and Jodie Foster gets bonus points for playing an atheist... but the answer to the problem of loneliness, whether existential or practical, isn't talking about the weather -- and it's an insult to the insights and extraterrestrial longings of Carl Sagan for the movie to put such a feel-good gloss on that questions that the film raises.
CHACUN CHERCHE SON CHAT (given the much less alliterative title WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY in the United States) has a much similar solution to the problem of loneliness, but is ultimately much more honest in its end. Chloe (Garance Clavel), a makeup artist working in the Bastille sector of modern Paris, lives with her male roommate and his latest flames. Other than doing touch-up jobs on pouting primadonnas and laying on the couch with her cat Gris-gris, Chloe doesn't have much of her life.
Chloe leaves Gris-gris with Madame Renee, a semi-professional cat-watcher (played by Madame Renee, a real-life semi-professional cat-watcher) in the neighborhood while she goes on vacation (which takes up a genuinely hilarious 10 seconds of screen time) only to find Gris-gris missing when she returns. The search for her cat forces her to leave the apartment to find her cat, finding a network of old ladies, a sweet Arab named Djamel (Zinedine Soualem) who helps her find her cat, the individual who provides many of the movie's scenes with a wonderfully inappropriate backbeat (Romain Duris) and pretty much the rest of the neighborhood.
The standout scenes in CHACUN CHERCHE SON CHAT are the ones which succinctly but hilariously outline the slow banality of Chloe's life. In one sequence, she and a friend (Flo, played by Estelle Larrivaz) look frantically around themselves while seated on chairs in the modeling studio, segueing directly into a shot of Chloe at the Laundromat, looking sadly beyond the camera while pounding rave music plays in the background. In another, she shares a wonderfully boring breakfast with her roommate's new boyfriend which concludes with her roommate's boyfriend asking her, longingly, if she'll be back later.
In CHACUN CHERCHE SON CHAT, Paris is fraught with minor dangers: Chloe puts on a nice dress to attract a suitor and is accosted by creepy men, the local barmaid hits on her, a lovely old building is demolished while the Bastille's residents look on with confusion, an old lady nonchalantly talks to her husband's ashes to Chloe's astonishment, a sexual encounter is aborted by a phone call. Chloe seems to recess into her shell more and more with each encounter.
In the end, Chloe finds her happiness in life... but it is one based on a lie, and one much to the chagrin of Djamel, who one suspects could truly put an end to Chloe's loneliness. In the end, with the film's most talked-about shot, the audience is led to believe that Chloe has found herself... but the truth is, she was never truly lost.
The banality of the images earlier in the film reveal a certain beauty, not unlike the vast silent pullback of CONTACT's opening shot... the images of inaction and loneliness hold a sense of wonder curiously lacking from the relatively obvious and traditional conclusions of both films. As such, both films have beautiful and promising beginnings that belie their tepid resolutions. Djamel's last words, as he sits in a local bar surrounded by people but close to no-one -- and not for lack of trying -- end up being the most true of anything said in either film.
Dave Cowen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Eschatfische. --------------------------------------------------------------
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Auburn retires 20-year-old golden eagle mascot Nova
Auburn is retiring its 20-year-old golden eagle mascot two years after it was grounded from flying at football games because of heart disease.
A university statement issued Friday said the bird named Nova is being replaced by another golden eagle named Aurea that will become War Eagle VIII.
A ceremony marking the transition is planned for Auburn's home game against Samford on Saturday. Nova has been sidelined since 2017 after being diagnosed with cardiomyopathy, which is a chronic heart disease.
Nova made nearly 58 pregame flights since its debut in 2004, with the Tigers going 44-14 in those games. Veterinarian Seth Oster said in a statement that Nova will mostly be restricted to presentations at the university's raptor center.
Aurea is a 5-year-old female with a more than 6.5-foot wingspan. Aurea was brought to the raptor center in 2016 with an injured wing.
"Her flight stamina isn't quite good enough for her to be released into the wild, but it doesn't affect her flying in the stadium because she's not chasing a live animal," said Andrew Hopkins, assistant director of raptor training and education at Auburn.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


Contribute.work is a place for new developers to make their first contribution to open source. As a new developer myself, I had trouble finding an open-source project that I was able to contribute to. I knew there would be others in the same situation and I decided to make something that might be able to help. Since starting this project I've found other similar projects. I highly recommend anyone looking for help to check out first-contributions and first timers only


Tyranid Test Client
Access the browser console to interact with the Tyranid client.
The Tyranid test model is loaded.
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The Tyranid test model is loaded.
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Planet Sick-Boy: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
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Don't Say a Word sounds a lot better on paper than it ends up being on the big screen. It's a psychological thriller based on a novel - a good start - and features performances from the usually reliable Michael Douglas and stars-in-the-making Brittany Murphy and Sean Bean, the latter of whom will appear in the upcoming Lord of the Rings trilogy.
But Word is merely a predictable, by-the-numbers action flick with a little psychobabble thrown in to the mix. In fact, the only shocking thing about the film is the fact it was one of three set to open on September 28 that feature prominent shots of the World Trade Center (the others are Serendipity, which will remove the potentially offending images; and Sidewalks of New York, which also stars Murphy and has been pushed back to a November release).
Word begins ten years ago with a group of five expert thieves knocking off a Manhattan bank to get their mitts on a $10 million ruby (for some reason, they pass up various other riches). The gang, led by Patrick Koster (Bean, Ronin), leaves in two cars and, as they get away, realize they've been the victims of the old switcheroo. Before we learn more, Word brings us into the present day, where Dr. Nathan Conrad (Douglas, One Night at McCool's) is heading home from his upscale psychiatry practice to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with his wife Aggie (Famke Janssen, X-Men) and eight-year-old daughter Jessie (Skye McCole Bartusiak, The Patriot).
Before he reaches his luxurious Central Park West home, however, Nathan receives a call from Dr. Jerald Sachs (Oliver Platt, Ready to Rumble), an old colleague who needs his help with a new patient at a dingy nuthouse on the other side of town. Figuring it will only postpone his arrival home by an hour or two, Nathan meets Jerald and his patient, a spooky 18-year-old named Elisabeth Burrows (Murphy, Summer Catch) who has been in 20 different institutions and had just as many different diagnoses. It seems that Elisabeth witnessed her father being hit by a subway when she was eight and hasn't been the same sense.
Long story short, Nathan wakes up the next morning to find his daughter has been kidnapped, and her captors say he has until 5:00 that evening to pry a mysterious six-digit code from Elisabeth's crazy noggin. Hmmm.let me get my abacus. Elisabeth is 18 and her dad was killed when she was eight. That's ten years ago. I wonder if her dad had something to do with the ruby robbery? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to stay at least one step ahead of Word at any point. It becomes clear fairly early on that Nathan will both save his daughter and cure Elisabeth like some kind of psychiatric superhero. The only unanswered question is whether Word's final shot will show Elisabeth eating Thanksgiving dinner with Nathan's family or not.
The best aspects of Word come from the most unexpected places. Nathan's wife Aggie has a broken leg and is in traction, confined to her bed for the entire film while she's being watched by the bad guys' hidden video cameras (it's like a reverse Rear Window). And the badly underdeveloped relationship between little Jessie and her kidnapper has a lot of potential, as the girl seems to grow on the gruff, tattooed gangster (it's like a reverse Stockholm Syndrome). And Amir Mokri's (Coyote Ugly) cinematography is, at times, quite captivating, especially in the gritty flashback scenes and prologue that make New York City look like Sarajevo.
Instead, director Gary Fleder (Kiss the Girls) and screenwriters Patrick Smith Kelly (A Perfect Murder) and Anthony Peckham, adapting from Andrew Klavan's novel, insist on including a completely worthless subplot involving a homicide detective (Jennifer Esposito, Dracula 2000) who may be the toughest female law enforcement agent since J.Lo in Out of Sight. Still, her character does nothing but take up time, making Word about 20 minutes longer than it needs to be.
1:52 - R for violence, including some gruesome images, and language
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AP Top U.S. News at 9:24 a.m. EST
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Supreme Court lets Sandy Hook shooting lawsuit go forward
Woman who spoke at Epstein's bail hearing sues his estate
Thunberg, teen climate activist, leaves US aboard catamaran
Senate Democrats assail Trump's $16B bailout for farmers
Court rules against warrantless searches of phones, laptops
Former President Carter out of surgery, no complications
US-British diplomatic clash in store over Caribbean killing?
Georgia prepares to execute man for store clerk's killing
Wisconsin Assembly votes to recognize tree, Bible week


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Question 1:
What is the language used in Big Data?
- HTML
- Python
- Ruby
- Pascal
Please drag your answer here
Question 2:
What is the future of machine learning
- Scanning human faces at the mall and offering deals based on purchase history
- Putting microchips in side of humans for faster access to places
- Using NFC on phones as payments when checkous out
- Airplanes alerting when you closer to the ground
Please drag your answer here
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What year was the first anthropomorphic robot built
- 1972
- 1962
- 1970
- 1997
Please drag your answer here


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CmdMessenger
4.0.0
CmdMessenger is a serial port messaging library for the .Net / Mono Platform.
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Public Member Functions | |
| void | Clear () |
| Clears the queue. | |
| void | AddGeneralStrategy (GeneralStrategy generalStrategy) |
| Adds a general strategy. This strategy is applied to all queued and dequeued commands. | |
| abstract void | QueueCommand (CommandStrategy commandStrategy) |
| Queue the command wrapped in a command strategy. Call SignalWaiter method to continue processing of queue. | |
| void | Dispose () |
| void | Start () |
| void | Stop () |
| void | Suspend () |
| void | Resume () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | SignalWorker () |
| virtual void | Dispose (bool disposing) |
| abstract bool | ProcessQueue () |
| Process the queue. | |
Protected Attributes | |
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readonly ListQueue < CommandStrategy > | Queue = new ListQueue<CommandStrategy>() |
| readonly List< GeneralStrategy > | GeneralStrategies = new List<GeneralStrategy>() |
Properties | |
| bool | IsRunning [get] |
| bool | IsSuspended [get] |
| int | Count [get] |
| Gets count of records in queue. NOT THREAD-SAFE. | |
| bool | IsEmpty [get] |
| Gets is queue is empty. NOT THREAD-SAFE. |
| void CommandMessenger.Queue.CommandQueue.AddGeneralStrategy | ( | GeneralStrategy | generalStrategy | ) |
Adds a general strategy. This strategy is applied to all queued and dequeued commands.
| generalStrategy | The general strategy. |
Clears the queue.
| abstract bool CommandMessenger.Queue.CommandQueue.ProcessQueue | ( | ) | [protected, pure virtual] |
Process the queue.
Implemented in CommandMessenger.Queue.ReceiveCommandQueue, and CommandMessenger.Queue.SendCommandQueue.
| abstract void CommandMessenger.Queue.CommandQueue.QueueCommand | ( | CommandStrategy | commandStrategy | ) | [pure virtual] |
Queue the command wrapped in a command strategy. Call SignalWaiter method to continue processing of queue.
| commandStrategy | The command strategy. |
Implemented in CommandMessenger.Queue.SendCommandQueue, and CommandMessenger.Queue.ReceiveCommandQueue.
Gets count of records in queue. NOT THREAD-SAFE.
bool CommandMessenger.Queue.CommandQueue.IsEmpty [get] |
Gets is queue is empty. NOT THREAD-SAFE.


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| string | from [get, set] |
| | An alphanumeric string giving your sender address. For example, from=MyCompany20. See our information Global messaging. This is also called the SenderID. More...
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| string | to [get, set] |
| | A single phone number in international format, that is E.164 . For example, to=447700900000. You can set one recipient only for each request. More...
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| string | type [get, set] |
| | Default value is text. Possible values are: text - for plain text SMS, you must also set the text parameter. binary - for binary SMS you must also set the udh and body parameters. Do not set the text parameter. wappush - a WAP Push . You must also set the title and url parameters. Do not set the text or body parameters. unicode - SMS in unicode contain fewer characters than text. Only use unicode when your SMS must contain special characters. For more information, see Encoding. vcal - send a calendar event. You send your vCal encoded calendar event in the vcal parameter. vcard - send a business card. You send your vCard encoded business card in the the vcard parameter. More...
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| string | text [get, set] |
| | The SMS body. Messages where type is text (the default) are in UTF-8 with URL encoding. You send "Déjà vu" as a text (type=text) message as long as you encode it as DC3A9jC3A0+vu. You can see the full UTF-8 character set here . To test if your message can be URL encoded, use: http://www.url-encode-decode.com/ . If you cannot find the character you want to send in these two references, you should use unicode. For more information, see Encoding. More...
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| string | status_report_req [get, set] |
| | Set to 1 to receive a Delivery Receipt (DLR). To receive the DLR, you have to either: Configure a webhook endpoint in Dashboard. Set the callback parameter. More...
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| string | vcard [get, set] |
| | A business card in vCard. You must set the type parameter to vcard. More...
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| string | vcal [get, set] |
| | A calendar event in vCal. You must set the type parameter to vcal. More...
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| string | ttl [get, set] |
| | The lifespan of this SMS in milliseconds. More...
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| string | callback [get, set] |
| | The webhook endpoint the delivery receipt for this sms is sent to. This parameter overrides the webhook endpoint you set in Dashboard. This must be a fully formed URL. For example: https://mysite.com/sms_api_callback.php. More...
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| string | message_class [get, set] |
| | Set to: 0 for Flash SMS, 1 - ME-specific, 2 - SIM / USIM specific, 3 - TE-specific See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Coding_Scheme Note: Flash SMS is not fully support by all handsets and carriers. More...
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| string | udh [get, set] |
| | Your custom Hex encoded User Data Header (UDH) . For example, udh=06050415811581. More...
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| |
| string | protocol_id [get, set] |
| | The value in decimal format for the higher level protocol to use for this SMS. For example, to send a binary SMS to the SIM Toolkit, this would be protocol-id=127. Ensure that the value of protocol-id is aligned with udh. More...
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| |
| string | body [get, set] |
| | Hex encoded binary data. For example, body=0011223344556677. More...
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| string | title [get, set] |
| | The title for a wappush SMS. For example: MyCompanyIsGreat. More...
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| |
| string | url [get, set] |
| | The URL your user taps to navigate to your website. More...
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| string | validity [get, set] |
| | The availability period for a wappush type SMS in milliseconds. For example, validity=86400000. If you do not set this parameter, the default is 48 hours. More...
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| string | client_ref [get, set] |
| | If enabled, you can include a 40 character maximum length string for internal reporting/analytics. You will need to email suppo.nosp@m.rt@n.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to get this functionality enabled on your account. More...
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.destroystokyo.paper | |
| org.bukkit |
More generalized classes in the API.
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| org.bukkit.block |
Classes used to manipulate the voxels in a
world ,
including special states. |
| org.bukkit.entity |
Interfaces for non-voxel objects that can exist in a
world , including all players, monsters, projectiles, etc. |
| org.bukkit.event.player | |
| org.bukkit.event.weather |
Events relating to weather. |
| org.bukkit.event.world | |
| org.bukkit.generator |
Classes to facilitate
world generation
implementation. |
| org.bukkit.map |
Classes to facilitate plugin handling of
map displays. |
| org.bukkit.util |
Multi and single purpose classes to facilitate various programmatic
concepts.
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| org.bukkit.util.noise |
Classes dedicated to facilitating deterministic noise.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ParticleBuilder |
ParticleBuilder.location(World world,
double x,
double y,
double z)
Sets the location of where to spawn the particle
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
World |
WorldCreator.createWorld()
Creates a world with the specified options.
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static World |
Bukkit.createWorld(WorldCreator creator)
Creates or loads a world with the given name using the specified
options.
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World |
Server.createWorld(WorldCreator creator)
Creates or loads a world with the given name using the specified
options.
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World |
Chunk.getWorld()
Gets the world containing this chunk
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World |
Location.getWorld()
Gets the world that this location resides in
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static World |
Bukkit.getWorld(String name)
Gets the world with the given name.
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World |
Server.getWorld(String name)
Gets the world with the given name.
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static World |
Bukkit.getWorld(UUID uid)
Gets the world from the given Unique ID.
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World |
Server.getWorld(UUID uid)
Gets the world from the given Unique ID.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static List<World> |
Bukkit.getWorlds()
Gets a list of all worlds on this server.
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List<World> |
Server.getWorlds()
Gets a list of all worlds on this server.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WorldCreator |
WorldCreator.copy(World world)
Copies the options from the specified world
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static ChunkGenerator.ChunkData |
Bukkit.createChunkData(World world)
Create a ChunkData for use in a generator.
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ChunkGenerator.ChunkData |
Server.createChunkData(World world)
Create a ChunkData for use in a generator.
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static MapView |
Bukkit.createMap(World world)
Create a new map with an automatically assigned ID.
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MapView |
Server.createMap(World world)
Create a new map with an automatically assigned ID.
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void |
Location.setWorld(World world)
Sets the world that this location resides in
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static boolean |
Bukkit.unloadWorld(World world,
boolean save)
Unloads the given world.
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boolean |
Server.unloadWorld(World world,
boolean save)
Unloads the given world.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Location(World world,
double x,
double y,
double z)
Constructs a new Location with the given coordinates
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Location(World world,
double x,
double y,
double z,
float yaw,
float pitch)
Constructs a new Location with the given coordinates and direction
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
World |
Block.getWorld()
Gets the world which contains this Block
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World |
BlockState.getWorld()
Gets the world which contains the block represented by this block state.
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World |
DoubleChest.getWorld() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
World |
Entity.getWorld()
Gets the current world this entity resides in
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
World |
PlayerChangedWorldEvent.getFrom()
Gets the world the player is switching from.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PlayerChangedWorldEvent(Player player,
World from) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected World |
WeatherEvent.world |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
World |
WeatherEvent.getWorld()
Returns the World where this event is occurring
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LightningStrikeEvent(World world,
LightningStrike bolt) |
ThunderChangeEvent(World world,
boolean to) |
WeatherChangeEvent(World world,
boolean to) |
WeatherEvent(World where) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
World |
WorldEvent.getWorld()
Gets the world primarily involved with this event
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PortalCreateEvent(Collection<Block> blocks,
World world,
PortalCreateEvent.CreateReason reason) |
SpawnChangeEvent(World world,
Location previousLocation) |
WorldEvent(World world) |
WorldInitEvent(World world) |
WorldLoadEvent(World world) |
WorldSaveEvent(World world) |
WorldUnloadEvent(World world) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
ChunkGenerator.canSpawn(World world,
int x,
int z)
Tests if the specified location is valid for a natural spawn position
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protected ChunkGenerator.ChunkData |
ChunkGenerator.createChunkData(World world)
Create a ChunkData for a world.
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byte[] |
ChunkGenerator.generate(World world,
Random random,
int x,
int z)
Deprecated.
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byte[][] |
ChunkGenerator.generateBlockSections(World world,
Random random,
int x,
int z,
ChunkGenerator.BiomeGrid biomes)
Deprecated.
Magic value
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ChunkGenerator.ChunkData |
ChunkGenerator.generateChunkData(World world,
Random random,
int x,
int z,
ChunkGenerator.BiomeGrid biome)
Shapes the chunk for the given coordinates.
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short[][] |
ChunkGenerator.generateExtBlockSections(World world,
Random random,
int x,
int z,
ChunkGenerator.BiomeGrid biomes)
Deprecated.
Magic value
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List<BlockPopulator> |
ChunkGenerator.getDefaultPopulators(World world)
Gets a list of default
BlockPopulator s to apply to a given
world |
Location |
ChunkGenerator.getFixedSpawnLocation(World world,
Random random)
Gets a fixed spawn location to use for a given world.
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abstract void |
BlockPopulator.populate(World world,
Random random,
Chunk source)
Populates an area of blocks at or around the given chunk.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
World |
MapView.getWorld()
Get the world that this map is associated with.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
MapView.setWorld(World world)
Set the world that this map is associated with.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Location |
Vector.toLocation(World world)
Gets a Location version of this vector with yaw and pitch being 0.
|
Location |
Vector.toLocation(World world,
float yaw,
float pitch)
Gets a Location version of this vector.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BlockIterator(World world,
Vector start,
Vector direction,
double yOffset,
int maxDistance)
Constructs the BlockIterator
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PerlinNoiseGenerator(World world)
Creates a seeded perlin noise generator for the given world
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PerlinOctaveGenerator(World world,
int octaves)
Creates a perlin octave generator for the given world
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SimplexNoiseGenerator(World world)
Creates a seeded simplex noise generator for the given world
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SimplexOctaveGenerator(World world,
int octaves)
Creates a simplex octave generator for the given world
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Copyright © 2021. All rights reserved.


Auto - Autonomous Score. Includes scores for triggering the beacons, scoring small balls in the vortexes, and parking the robots in different locations.
AutoB - Autonomous Bonus Score. No autonomous bonus score in this game
Tele - Tele-Operated Score.
EndG - End Game Score. Includes scores for raising the cap ball off the feild.
Pen - Penalty Points Assessed. This includes any penalties assessed during the match. These points are for penalties incurred by the other alliance which are added to the alliance's score.
Red Scores
Blue Scores
Match
Result
Red Teams
Blue Teams
Tot
Auto
AutoB
Tele
EndG
Pen
Tot
Auto
AutoB
Tele
EndG
Pen
Note: * Indicates a surrogate match. Those matches do NOT count in the rankings


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Multiplayer support with public and private game rooms.
Highly customizable game rules.
Download Sea Wars Online for iOS, Android or Windows now!
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Support for different game looks. Dark mode for AMOLED included.
Highly customizable rules, in single player as well as in multiplayer. Arrange your ships and mines manually or let computer do it for you.
Public and private game rooms are supported.
Classic straight ships or any shape you want.
You can use mines to catch your opponent, or spy on him: in single player and in multiplayer. If you allow this is your rules.
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--- layout: post title: "TV Shortens Lifespans" external-url: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-08-16/television-shortens-lifespan/2841190 ---
This story seems to me like an incredibly obvious case of missing the point. There is nothing inherent about watching coloured pixels flicker that would cause ill-effects to your health.
It’s far more likely that sitting for long periods is a problem in which case the fact a TV is on in your line of sight makes no difference. Reading a book or listening to a podcast on the couch would produce the same results. It’s also likely that high amounts of TV watching is an indicator of less time spent exercising or cooking fresh, healthy meals.
Their conclusion is the equivalent of claiming spending time inside a McDonalds restaurant directly relates to the purchase of plus size clothing.


Args:
open_request: An instance of open file request.
file_storage: An instance of BlobstoreStorage.
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request: An instance of file_service_pb.AppendRequest.
response: An instance of file_service_pb.AppendResponse.
| def google.appengine.api.files.file_service_stub.BlobstoreFile.finalize |
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Finalize a file.
Copies temp file data to the blobstore.
| def google.appengine.api.files.file_service_stub.BlobstoreFile.is_appending |
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| def google.appengine.api.files.file_service_stub.BlobstoreFile.read |
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Read data from file
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request: An instance of file_service_pb.ReadRequest.
response: An instance of file_service_pb.ReadResponse.
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Fill response with file stat.
Current implementation only fills length, finalized, filename, and content
type. File must be opened in read mode before stat is called.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/api/files/file_service_stub.py


Rsurveygizmo: An R package for interacting with the Survey Gizmo API
06 Jun 2016Several years ago our team began using SurveyGizmo for our online surveys (and, actually, a bunch of other projects as well, from polls to data entry templates). At the time, SurveyGizmo provided a nice balance between cost and customization when compared to similar products from, e.g., Qualtrics and SurveyMonkey. Over the years SurveyGizmo has greatly expanded the kinds of user customization and tweaking that is possible, particularly in the area of API calls. Because we mostly work in R, I decided to write a package that accesses the SurveyGizmo API directly so that survey and email campaign data can be pulled directly within a project script (as opposed to manually downloading the data from the webpage).
Some usage examples for this package follow. To really test it out you will need to supply your private SurveyGizmo API key and a valid numeric survey id. There are many more function options outlined in the package help files than are presented below for those who’d like to learn more.
If you’d like to give the package a spin you can visit the Github repository or install directly within R:
I hope this package is helpful to somebody, and feel free to drop me an email or post to the repository if you have any questions or suggestions for improvement! Many, many thanks to Ari Lamstein for teahing me the ropes of R package development and the wonders of Roxygen.


Base class for implementing loaders.
Creates a new [name]. This should be called as base class.
Will be called when load starts.
The default is a function with empty body.
Will be called while load progresses.
The default is a function with empty body.
Will be called when load completes.
The default is a function with empty body.
The crossOrigin string to implement CORS for loading the url from a different domain that allows CORS. Default is *"anonymous"*.
[page:Object m] — The parameters to create the material.
[page:String texturePath] — The base path of the textures.
Creates the Material based on the parameters m.
[page:Array materials] — an array of parameters to create materials.
[page:String texturePath] — The base path of the textures.
Creates an array of [page:Material] based on the array of parameters m. The index of the parameters decide the correct index of the materials.
*[name].Handlers* is a special object normally used by other loaders like [page:GLTFLoader] or [page:MTLLoader]. It provides an
API that allows the definition of special mappings: What loaders should be used in order to load specific files. A typical use case
is to overwrite the default loader for textures.
Note: It's only possible to use *[name].Handlers* if the respective loader support the usage.
[page:Object regex] — A regular expression.
[page:Loader loader] — The loader.
Registers a loader with the given regular expression.
[page:String file] — The file path.
Can be used to retrieve the registered loader for the given file path.


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Mouse deer spotted in Vietnam for first time in 30 years – video
by Global Wildlife ConservationA distinctly two-tone mouse deer has been captured on film foraging for food by camera traps set up in a Vietnamese forest. The pictures of the rabbit-sized animal, also known as the silver-backed chevrotain, are the first to be taken in the wild and come nearly 30 years after the last confirmed sighting of the creature


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To sync with another device just save your settings in the cloud - And on another device click on Import on the recently saved entry. Thats it.
wasakakero wrote:brain wrote:BBLog Settings couldn't be exported.
To sync with another device just save your settings in the cloud - And on another device click on Import on the recently saved entry. Thats it.
How is the other device recognized by BBLog to do that? via IP?
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Creates an array, add an index, then splices off the end index.
Outputs a person object, changes object, outputs again and uses button to add 1 to the age.
Allows user to submit a Person object.
Allows user to check in/out cars and print bill. Comes with CLI (commands in script).
Input a number and we play fizz buzz up to that number.
Reads from JSON file and outputs.
Searches JSON file for kings.
Will divide by 3 until your number is one.
Outputs a rectangle of a word.
button enters record and checks that my age (21) is between 19 and 43.
Create and delete paragraphs.
Counts amount of triples in your word.
A game of hangman.


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Andy Ruiz: Boxing champion throws faster jabs at nutritionist ahead of Joshua rematch
- Andy Ruiz has shown hunger for glory after he was spotted throwing jabs at his trainer in a more faster note
- The Mexican-American will be defending his belts when he meets Anthony Joshua in a rematch of their 2018 fight
- The heavyweight star has been tipped for glory by WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder
Andy Ruiz has sent a stern warning to Anthony Joshua ahead of their much-anticipated rematch bout after the Mexican-American was spotted throwing more jabs faster than before at his nutritionist.
The boxing heavyweight champion has a huge task ahead of him when he meets Joshua to defend his belts.
The 30-year-old star stunned the world when he floored Joshua through a seventh-round knockout to cart away the Briton's WBA, IBF & WBO belts in June 1, 2018, in New York.
Ahead of their "fight of the dunes" bout, the boxing champion had promised to be "10lbs lighter" as he seeks to be a better fighter.
Deontay Wilder 'attacks' Anthony Joshua, makes stunning revelation about Ruiz ahead of Saudi rematch
Recently, Ruiz was tipped to be more hunger for glory by WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.
And now Ruiz has put up the spirit of a champion while landing a swift gutshot to nutritionist Zoha Matin.
During the light sparring, the Mexican heavyweight champion showed more aggression as he delivered a combo of powerful strikes at the nutritionist.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had reported that Andy Ruiz Jr believes Anthony Joshua is worried and desperate to win the rematch ahead of his much-anticipated bout with the Nigeria-British born fighter in December.
The Mexican champion will be defending his heavyweight belts when he faces Joshua in an epoch-making fight to hold in Saudi Arabia.
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