'The Boxer'
A movie review by Walter Frith
Oscar-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis and director Jim Sheridan have combined their talents on two previous films, 'My Left Foot' (1989 for which Daniel Day-Lewis won the Best Actor Oscar) and 'In the Name of the Father' (1993) and these two films have made a powerful impact on the film industry and Day-Lewis and Sheridan continue their good working relationship with 'The Boxer'. The creative mind of director Sheridan is a dramatic one at best with hardly any comic relief and that's great to see. His writing partner Terry George worked with him on 'In the Name of the Father' and teams up with Sheridan this time to write a film that once again has it's story line roots in the Irish Republican Army. 'In the Name of the Father' showcased Lewis in a true story as a wrongfully convicted man sent to prison for fifteen years along with three others for a bombing they had nothing to do with. He was accused of being a member of the IRA in that film and plays a former one in 'The Boxer.'
Released from prison after 14 years for his actions within the IRA, Daniel Day-Lewis stars as a boxer who returns to his former neighbourhood in Belfast and opens a boxing gym and tries to bring peace to the region by promoting boxing events that will unite Catholics and Protestants in the entertaining spectacle of it all. Some of his former associates within the IRA object to his peace making efforts and sabotage his actions by connecting them to further the cause of IRA violence. In one case a policeman's death is caused by a car bomb outside the arena on the night of one Day-Lewis' boxing matches, sparking riots and his boxing gym is burnt to the ground in the mayhem. All the while this is happening, Day-Lewis is re-uniting with an old flame (Emily Watson) whom he courted before he was sent away to prison. She is the wife of an imprisoned IRA man and is raising a young son and is caught between her feelings for Day-Lewis and he loyalty to marital fidelity.
'The Boxer' works on many levels. The film has an incredibly simple tone and feel to it but is a powerful drama of spinning proportions. It has a slow beginning but is one of those films that's to be appreciated once the entire thing is absorbed. For a man released from incarceration, Day-Lewis plays his role in a very low-key manner as a man who knows he's wasted half his life and is determined to make the most of things from now on. There is a constant reference to many of the character actors in the film who discuss IRA activities on a regular basis and the secret meetings show dissent within the organization and the eventual downfall of one of its members in a very violent fashion.
When Neil Jordan made 'The Crying Game' in 1992 to the release of Jim Sheridan's 'In the Name of the Father' in 1993, there was a cease fire declared within the IRA after that and although violence has flared up once again in a few incidents, at least the release of those two films and their messages of anti-violence caused some movement towards ending the bloodshed. Films CAN change things socially and politically.
An art film in every sense of the word, 'The Boxer' is a well-crafted piece of film making, derived from social statements of the past, relying on the future in which films like this will continue to thrive within the community of film lovers who appreciate this sort of thing.
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The symptoms of heat rash are:
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1. When at the Recompensings the Right shall smite the Liar,
so that what was long since made known shall be assigned to eternity
to Daevas and men, then will it exalt with thy blessings, Ahura,
him who prays to thee.
2. Tell me, for thou art he that knows, O Ahura: - shall the
Righteous smite the Liar before the retributions come which thou
hast conceived? That were indeed a message to bless the world.
3. For him that knows, that is the best of teachings which the
beneficent Ahura teaches through the Right, he the holy one, even
thyself, O Mazda, that knows the secret lore through the wisdom
of Good Thought.
4. Whoso, O Mazda, makes his thought (now) better, (now) worse,
and likewise his Self by action and by word, and follows his own
inclinations, wishes, and choices, he shall in thy purpose be
in a separate place at last.
5. Let good rulers rule us, not evil rulers with the actions
of the Good Lore, O Piety! Perfect thou for man, O thou most good,
the future birth, and for the cow skilled husbandry.
6. She (Armaiti) will give us peaceful dwelling, she will give
lasting life and strength, she the beloved of Good Thought. For
it (the cattle) Mazda Ahura made the plants to grow at the birth
of the First Life, through Right.
7. Violence must be put down! against cruelty make a stand, ye
who would make sure of the reward of Good Thought through Right,
to whose company the holy man belongs. His dwelling place shall
be in thy House, O Ahura.
8. Is the possession of thy good Dominion, Mazda, is that of
thy Destiny assured to me Ahura? Will thy manifestation, O thou
Right, be welcome to the pious, even the weighing of actions by
the Good Spirit [Spenta Mainyu -JHP]?
9. When shall I know whether ye have power, O Mazda and Right,
over everyone whose destructiveness is a menace to me? Let the
revelation of Good Thought be confirmed unto me; the future deliverer
should know how his own destiny shall be.
10. When, O Mazda, will the nobles understand the message? When
will thou smite the filthiness of this intoxicant, through which
the Karapans evilly deceive, and the wicked lords of the lands
with purpose fell?1
+ NOTE: 1. Martin Schwartz tr: "When will they ban(ish) the filth
of that ditch/reciprocity-gift whereby ... the karapans commit
plunder", 'thus Yasna 48.10 contains no reference to intoxication,
let alone condemnation of haoma.' Flattery: 'the passage ... has
nothing remotely to do with sauma.' (Flattery & Schwartz,
Haoma and Harmaline, 1989, pp. 105, 6.)
11. When, O Mazda, shall Piety come with Right, with Dominion
the happy dwelling rich with pasture? Who are they that will make
peace with the bloodthirsty Liars? To whom will the Lore of Good
Thought come?
12.  For these
are the appointed smiters of Violence.


A programming language is very similar to a real language. There is a structure behind it, and some rules which dictate what is, and isn't, a valid thing to say. When we read and write natural language, we are unconsciously learning these rules, and the same is true for programming languages. We can utilise these rules to understand others, and generate our own speech, or code.
In the 1950s the linguist Noam Chomsky formalised a number of important observations about languages. Many of these form the basis of our understanding of language today. One of these was the observation that natural languages are built up of recursive and repeated substructures.
Cat • cannot speak or program
As an example of this, we can examine the phrase.
› The cat walked on the carpet.
Using the rules of English, the noun cat
can be replaced by two nouns separated by and
.
› The cat and dog walked on the carpet.
Each of these new nouns could in turn be replaced again. We could use the same rule as before, and replace cat
with two new nouns joined with and
. Or we could use a different rule and replace each of the nouns with an adjective and a noun, to add description to them.
› The cat and mouse and dog walked on the carpet.

These are just two examples, but English has many different rules for how types of words can be changed, manipulated and replaced.
We notice this exact behaviour in programming languages too. In C, the body of an if
statement contains a list of new statements. Each of these new statements, could themselves be another if
statement. These repeated structures and replacements are reflected in all parts of the language. These are sometimes called re-write rules because they tell you how one thing can be re-written as something else.
› if (x > 5) { return x; }
› if (x > 5) { if (x > 10) { return x; } }
The consequence of this observation by Chomsky is important. It means that although there are an infinite number of different things that can be said, or written down in a particular language, it is still possible to process and understand all of them with a finite number of re-write rules. The name given to a set of re-write rules is a grammar.
We can describe re-write rules in a number of ways. One way is textual. We could say something like, "a sentence must be a verb phrase", or "a verb phrase can be either a verb or, an adverb and a verb". This method is good for humans but it is too imprecise for computers to understand. When programming we need to write down a more formal description of a grammar.
To write a programming language such as our Lisp we are going to need to understand grammars. For reading in the user input we need to write a grammar which describes it. Then we can use it along with our user input, to decide if the input is valid. We can also use it to build a structured internal representation, which will make the job of understanding it, and then evaluating it, performing the computations encoded within, much easier.
This is where a library called mpc
comes in.
mpc
is a Parser Combinator library I have written. This means it is a library that allows you to build programs that understand and process particular languages. These are known as parsers. There are many different ways of building parsers, but the cool thing about using a Parser Combinator library is that it lets you build parsers easily, just by specifying the grammar ... sort of.
Many Parser Combinator libraries actually work by letting you write normal code that looks a bit like a grammar, not by actually specifying a grammar directly. In many situations this is fine, but sometimes it can get clunky and complicated. Luckily for us mpc
allows us to write normal code that just looks like a grammar, or we can use special notation to write a grammar directly!
So what does code that looks like a grammar...look like? Let us take a look at mpc
by trying to write code for a grammar that recognizes the language of Shiba Inu. More colloquially known as Doge. This language we are going to define as follows.
› An Adjective is either "wow", "many", "so" or "such".
› A Noun is either "lisp", "language", "c", "book" or "build".
› A Phrase is an Adjective followed by a Noun.
› A Doge is zero or more Phrases.
We can start by trying to define Adjective and Noun. To do this we create two new parsers, represented by the type mpc_parser_t*
, and we store them in the variables Adjective
and Noun
. We use the function mpc_or
to create a parser where one of several options should be used, and the function mpc_sym
to wrap our initial strings.
If you squint you could attempt to read the code as if it were the rules we specified above.
/* Build a parser 'Adjective' to recognize descriptions */
mpc_parser_t* Adjective = mpc_or(4,
mpc_sym("wow"), mpc_sym("many"),
mpc_sym("so"), mpc_sym("such")
);
/* Build a parser 'Noun' to recognize things */
mpc_parser_t* Noun = mpc_or(5,
mpc_sym("lisp"), mpc_sym("language"),
mpc_sym("book"),mpc_sym("build"),
mpc_sym("c")
);
How can I access these mpc
functions?
For now don't worry about compiling or running any of the sample code in this chapter. Just focus on understanding the theory behind grammars. In the next chapter we'll get set up with mpc
and use it for a language closer to our Lisp.
To define Phrase
we can reference our existing parsers. We need to use the function mpc_and
, that specifies one thing is required then another. As input we pass it Adjective
and Noun
, our previously defined parsers. This function also takes the arguments mpcf_strfold
and free
, which say how to join or delete the results of these parsers. Ignore these arguments for now.
mpc_parser_t* Phrase = mpc_and(2, mpcf_strfold,
Adjective, Noun, free);
To define Doge we must specify that zero or more of some parser is required. For this we need to use the function mpc_many
. As before, this function requires the special variable mpcf_strfold
to say how the results are joined together, which we can ignore.
mpc_parser_t* Doge = mpc_many(mpcf_strfold, Phrase);
By creating a parser that looks for zero or more occurrences of another parser an interesting thing has happened. Our Doge
parser accepts inputs of any length. This means its language is infinite. Here are just some examples of possible strings Doge
could accept. Just as we discovered in the first section of this chapter we have used a finite number of re-write rules to create an infinite language.
"wow book such language many lisp"
"so c such build such language"
"many build wow c"
""
"wow lisp wow c many language"
"so c"
If we use more mpc
functions, we can slowly build up parsers that parse more and more complicated languages. The code we use sort of reads like a grammar, but becomes much more messy with added complexity. Due to this, taking this approach isn't always an easy task. A whole set of helper functions that build on simple constructs to make frequent tasks easy are all documented on the mpc repository. This is a good approach for complicated languages, as it allows for fine-grained control, but won't be required for our needs.
mpc
lets us write grammars in a more natural form too. Rather than using C functions that look less like a grammar, we can specify the whole thing in one long string. When using this method we don't have to worry about how to join or discard inputs, with functions such as mpcf_strfold
, or free
. All of that is done automatically for us.
Here is how we would recreate the previous examples using this method.
mpc_parser_t* Adjective = mpc_new("adjective");
mpc_parser_t* Noun = mpc_new("noun");
mpc_parser_t* Phrase = mpc_new("phrase");
mpc_parser_t* Doge = mpc_new("doge");
mpca_lang(MPCA_LANG_DEFAULT,
" \
adjective : \"wow\" | \"many\" \
| \"so\" | \"such\"; \
noun : \"lisp\" | \"language\" \
| \"book\" | \"build\" | \"c\"; \
phrase : <adjective> <noun>; \
doge : <phrase>*; \
",
Adjective, Noun, Phrase, Doge);
/* Do some parsing here... */
mpc_cleanup(4, Adjective, Noun, Phrase, Doge);
Without having an exact understanding of the syntax for that long string, it should be obvious how much clearer the grammar is in this format. If we learn what all the special symbols mean we barely need to squint.
Another thing to notice is that the process is now in two steps. First we create and name several rules using mpc_new
and then we define them using mpca_lang
.
The first argument to mpca_lang
are the options flags. For this we just use the defaults. The second is a long multi-line string in C. This is the grammar specification. It consists of a number of re-write rules. Each rule has the name of the rule on the left, a colon :
, and on the right its definition terminated with a semicolon ;
.
The special symbols used to define the rules on the right hand side work as follows.
"ab" | The string ab is required. |
'a' | The character a is required. |
'a' 'b' | First 'a' is required, then 'b' is required. |
'a' | 'b' | Either 'a' is required, or 'b' is required. |
'a'* | Zero or more 'a' are required. |
'a'+ | One or more 'a' are required. |
<abba> | The rule called abba is required. |
Sounds familiar...
Did you notice that the description of what the input string to mpca_lang
should look like sounded like I was specifying a grammar? That's because it was. mpc
uses itself internally to parse the input you give it to mpca_lang
. It does it by specifying a grammar in code using the previous method. How neat is that?
Using the table described above verify that what I've written above is equal to what we specified in code.
This method of specifying a grammar is what we are going to use in the following chapters. It might seem overwhelming at first. Grammars can be difficult to understand. But as we continue you will become much more familiar with how to create and edit them.
This chapter is about theory, so if you are going to try some of the bonus tasks, don't worry too much about correctness. Thinking in the right mindset is more important. Feel free to invent symbols and notation for certain concepts to make them simpler to write down. Some of the bonus task also might require cyclic or recursive grammar structures, so don't worry if you have to use these!


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| 'static' modifier out of order with the JLS suggestions. | 97 | |
| The String "redirect_uri" appears 2 times in the file. | 97 | |
| 'static' modifier out of order with the JLS suggestions. | 98 | |
| The String "code_verifier" appears 2 times in the file. | 98 | |
| 'static' modifier out of order with the JLS suggestions. | 99 | |
| The String "state" appears 2 times in the file. | 99 | |
| 'static' modifier out of order with the JLS suggestions. | 100 | |
| The String "nonce" appears 2 times in the file. | 100 | |
| 'static' modifier out of order with the JLS suggestions. | 101 | |
| 'static' modifier out of order with the JLS suggestions. | 102 | |
| 'static' modifier out of order with the JLS suggestions. | 103 | |
| Variable access definition in wrong order. | 105 | |
| 'static' modifier out of order with the JLS suggestions. | 105 | |
| '=' is not preceded with whitespace. | 111 | |
| '=' is not followed by whitespace. | 111 | |
| '=' is not preceded with whitespace. | 115 | |
| '=' is not followed by whitespace. | 115 | |
| '=' is not preceded with whitespace. | 119 | |
| '=' is not followed by whitespace. | 119 | |
| Variable access definition in wrong order. | 141 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 143 | |
| The String "error" appears 4 times in the file. | 181 | |
| The String "code" appears 3 times in the file. | 187 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 203 | |
| Cyclomatic Complexity is 13 (max allowed is 10). | 213 | |
| NPath Complexity is 322 (max allowed is 200). | 213 | |
| The String "No issuer found: " appears 2 times in the file. | 235 | |
| The String "No server configuration found for issuer: " appears 2 times in the file. | 241 | |
| The String "No client configuration found for issuer: " appears 2 times in the file. | 250 | |
| The String "code_challenge" appears 2 times in the file. | 277 | |
| Cyclomatic Complexity is 46 (max allowed is 10). | 307 | |
| NPath Complexity is 82,117,440 (max allowed is 200). | 307 | |
| The String " got " appears 5 times in the file. | 317 | |
| The String "UTF-8" appears 2 times in the file. | 366 | |
| The String "access_token" appears 2 times in the file. | 482 | |
| The String "id_token" appears 2 times in the file. | 488 | |
| The String "Token Endpoint did not return an id_token" appears 2 times in the file. | 491 | |
| The String "refresh_token" appears 2 times in the file. | 495 | |
| 'cast' is not followed by whitespace. | 529 | |
| 'if' is not followed by whitespace. | 543 | |
| The String "ID token did not contain a nonce claim." appears 2 times in the file. | 600 | |
| The String "Possible replay attack detected! The comparison of the nonce in the returned " appears 2 times in the file. | 607 | |
| The String "ID Token to the session " appears 2 times in the file. | 608 | |
| The String " failed. Expected " appears 2 times in the file. | 608 | |
| The String "." appears 2 times in the file. | 608 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 633 | |
| The String " " appears 2 times in the file. | 650 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 668 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 680 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 689 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 701 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 710 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 721 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Strings' import. | 32 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.nimbusds.jwt.JWT' import. | 25 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| The String "/" appears 2 times in the file. | 33 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Strings' import. | 24 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 52 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Strings' import. | 41 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 56 | |
| The String "access_token" appears 2 times in the file. | 120 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Strings' import. | 31 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 28 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.cache.CacheBuilder' import. | 46 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 60 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.cache.CacheBuilder' import. | 36 | |
| Wrong order for 'org.mitre.util.JsonUtils.getAsBoolean' import. | 44 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 60 | |
| The String "issuer" appears 4 times in the file. | 154 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Joiner' import. | 34 | |
| Line is longer than 250 characters (found 260). | 55 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.collect.Sets' import. | 26 | |
| Instance variable definition in wrong order. | 71 | |
| Instance variable definition in wrong order. | 72 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.reflect.TypeToken' import. | 36 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 52 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Joiner' import. | 32 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Joiner' import. | 33 | |
| Line is longer than 250 characters (found 264). | 49 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| First sentence should end with a period. | 57 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Strings' import. | 28 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 52 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Strings' import. | 34 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 36 |
| Violation | Message | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong order for 'com.google.common.base.Strings' import. | 42 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 60 | |
| First sentence should end with a period. | 91 | |
| Cyclomatic Complexity is 18 (max allowed is 10). | 212 | |
| '&&' is not followed by whitespace. | 223 | |
| The String "http" appears 3 times in the file. | 223 | |
| The String "rel" appears 3 times in the file. | 244 | |
| The String "http://openid.net/specs/connect/1.0/issuer" appears 2 times in the file. | 244 | |
| The String "href" appears 2 times in the file. | 260 |


Interactive visualization of word analogies in GloVe.
Hover to highlight, double-click to remove.
Change axes by specifying word differences, on which you want to project.
Uses (compressed) pre-trained word vectors from glove.6B.50d.
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The following workflows are outlined in this section:
- Prepare data for custom downstream analysis
- Determine cluster-Specific Genes
- Annotate cell types
- Evaluate gene set expression(s) and associations
- Identify gene modules
1. Prepare data for custom downstream analysis
-
M01: Pre-process data
- Generates Seurat object with normalized and scaled single-cell data.
-
M02: Integrate data (optional)
- Only necessary if batch correction and integration is required for multiple data sets.
-
M18: Identify optimal cluster resolution (optional)
- Evaluate cell population clusters at several resolutions to identify optimal resolution.
2. Determine cluster-specific genes
-
M01: Pre-process data
- Generates Seurat object with normalized and scaled single-cell data.
-
M02: Integrate data (optional)
- Only necessary if batch correction and integration is required for multiple data sets.
-
M18: Identify optimal cluster resolution
- Evaluate cell population clusters at several resolutions to identify optimal resolution.
- Differential genes are computed for each evaluated cluster using Wilcoxon and CDI DE methods.
3. Annotate cell types
-
M01: Pre-process data
- Generates Seurat object with normalized and scaled single-cell data.
-
M02: Integrate data (optional)
- Only necessary if batch correction and integration is required for multiple data sets.
-
M18: Identify optimal cluster resolution (optional)
- Evaluate cell population clusters at several resolutions to identify optimal resolution.
-
M05: Annotate cell types
- Annotate clusters at resolution identified in M18.
4. Evaluate gene expression(s) and associations
-
M01: Pre-process data
- Generates Seurat object with normalized and scaled single-cell data.
-
M02: Integrate data (optional)
- Only necessary if batch correction and integration is required for multiple data sets.
-
M18: Identify optimal cluster resolution (optional)
- Evaluate cell population clusters at several resolutions to identify optimal resolution.
- M09: Evaluate gene expression and association profiles
5. Identify gene modules
-
M01: Pre-process data
- Generates Seurat object with normalized and scaled single-cell data.
-
M02: Integrate data (optional)
- Only necessary if batch correction and integration is required for multiple data sets.
-
M18: Identify optimal cluster resolution (optional)
- Evaluate cell population clusters at several resolutions to identify optimal resolution.
-
M24: Identify gene modules.


public final class TConnection
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
byte[] |
tSelLocal |
byte[] |
tSelRemote |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Will close the TCP connection if its still open and free any resources of this connection.
|
void |
disconnect()
This function sends a Disconnect Request but does not wait for a Disconnect Confirm.
|
int |
getMessageFragmentTimeout() |
int |
getMessageTimeout() |
void |
receive(java.nio.ByteBuffer tSduBuffer)
Listens for a new TPDU and writes the extracted TSDU into the passed buffer.
|
void |
send(byte[] tsdu,
int offset,
int length) |
void |
send(java.util.List<byte[]> tsdus,
java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> offsets,
java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> lengths) |
void |
setMessageFragmentTimeout(int messageFragmentTimeout)
Set the TConnection timeout for receiving data once the beginning of a message has been
received.
|
void |
setMessageTimeout(int messageTimeout)
Set the TConnection timeout for waiting for the first byte of a new message.
|
public void send(java.util.List<byte[]> tsdus, java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> offsets, java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> lengths) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public void send(byte[] tsdu, int offset, int length) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public int getMessageTimeout()
public void setMessageTimeout(int messageTimeout)
messageTimeout
- in millisecondspublic int getMessageFragmentTimeout()
public void setMessageFragmentTimeout(int messageFragmentTimeout)
messageFragmentTimeout
- in millisecondspublic void receive(java.nio.ByteBuffer tSduBuffer) throws java.io.EOFException, java.net.SocketTimeoutException, java.io.IOException, java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException
tSduBuffer
- the buffer that is filled with the received TSDU data.java.io.EOFException
- if a Disconnect Request (DR) was received or the socket was simply closedjava.net.SocketTimeoutException
- if a messageFragmentTimeout is thrown by the socket while
receiving the remainder of a messagejava.io.IOException
- if an ErrorPDU (ER) was received, any syntax error in the received message
header was detected or the tSduBuffer is too small to hold the complete PDU.java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException
- this exception is thrown if the first byte of new message is not
received within the message timeout.public void disconnect()
public void close()


private fun sendSuccessfulResult(result: Person): Unit
Sends an "ok" result back to where this activity was invoked from.
result - the newly created Person
result
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android.app.Activity.RESULT_OK


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{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} Other ways to get help {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% endblock %} {% block outerContent %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
The best place to get accurate health information is the NHS website.
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All pharmacists train for 5 years in the use of medicines. They are also trained in managing minor illnesses and providing health and wellbeing advice.
Many pharmacies are open until late and at weekends. You do not need an appointment.
Most pharmacies have a private consultation room where you can discuss issues with pharmacy staff without being overheard.
Dentists are open for urgent and routine treatments. Contact your dentist by phone or email.
Changes have been made to keep you and the dental care team safe.
You might have to wait longer for an appointment if it's not urgent.
If you cannot contact your dentist or do not have one, use the NHS 111 online service.
They can give you advice, help you contact an urgent dental service or arrange treatment if needed.
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I have a long history of mental instability and like problems. I am not touting my diagnosis, but my psychiatrist has labled me as schizophrenic, this will come into play later as it means a splitting of the mind. I had smoked salvia several times while both drunk and stoned and perceived minimal effects. I recently have been reading up on shamanic practices and the shaman's interactions with plant drugs. My drug use has been fairly extensive with my drug of choice being marijuana.
Habituation and psychological addiction led me to stop doing this for a while.
So a friend gave me a small bag of salvia leaves because he did not enjoy their effects. I decided to use them in a shamanic way instead of just getting 'fucked up' as I usually do. Note: I was on no medication, perscription or o.t.c., and was not under the influence of any other substances; I also did not have a sitter. I smoked a reasonably sized joint of them and lay back. I have read that salvia is very shy and subtle and will not show herself unless you pray (whatever that is :)) and are very calm. I had very clear intentions of healing psychological wounds that I was conscious of and was in a very medatative state of mind.
The first effects that I noticed were a stregnthening of my focus and ability to 'let that which does not matter truly slide.' I kept a very prayer-like intent and offered myself to salvia and asked her to help me heal my wounds. I began to feel a very distinctly female presence that was manifesting herself as both emotive force and an ethereal dragonfly/butterfly/fairy type entity. I could feel the wings slowly beating against me; their movement resembled water more than solid wings. This was not a physical sensation, but a psychospiritual/emotive one. The wings were disproportionately large for the actual 'body' of the entity, and at each languorous beat I felt a soft but powerful surge of energy which spread across my body.
As I got deeper into trance both by meditating and the effects of the salvia I began to visualize where/when the psychotic split of my mind had occurred. As I was doing this the entity was swimming around me giving me her energy and encouragement. When I had properly visualized the break in my mind and this was the only thing I was focusing on, I felt one final beat of salvia's wings and the energy spread over me and sealed like a womb or a cocoon.
This next part is rather difficult to describe as I have no frame of reference with which to compare it so bear with me. I saw my consciousness as two seperate fields of energy kept apart by a very negative and powerful force that resembled a cross between magnetism and occult energy. I was terrified at this point because I had never confronted this issue so directly as to be aware of both parts of my mind at the same time. The energy keeping the two fields apart was horrible. As I got lost in the fear of this energy I felt salvia's pressence again and was soothed somewhat.
She proceeded to calm me with more wing-beats and as she was doing this I could feel her pouring herself into that occult/magnetic energy between the two fields of my consciousness. As she poured herself into it, she began to encompass it and wrap herself around it, to form a shell around it. As this shell hardned the fear dissipated and I was able to return to a calmer state of mind. This seemed to help the process because I could feel the two fields begin to be attracted to each other.
At this point salvia gave one very serious beat of her wings which I actually physically felt as the energy spread through my body and the hardened shell of negative energy blew away like dust. The two fields of my consciousness then melded together and the split was healed.
This happened last night and I've obviously been reflecting on it extensively. I never had any true hallucinations throughout the experience, just very active and clear mental imagery. The whole experience (based on the timing of a CD that was playing) was about 30 - 45 minutes including the come down which I did not describe as it was just meditation in which I was continuing to pray to salvia and keep the mental image of my mind as a singular field.
I know that this process did not fully get rid of that magnetic/occult energy that splits my mind sometimes, but the singularity has been present all day. The way I interpret this is that salvia helped me do it once and gave me the tools for doing it myself when I need to; or I can go back to her for help. I do not know whether or not I accept right now the idea that plant drugs are emmisaries from the Green Kingdom, because I have seen my mind do stranger things on its own. An equally logical explanation for my experiences is that I do not believe that I have the ability to heal myself and so must use a drug induced trance state along with the hallucination/delusion of another entity, which is actually simply a projection from my unconscious, to do the healing. Right now I am leaning toward the Green Kingdom idea simply because it didn't feel like me; it was another intelligence interacting with my own. Thus I speak of salvia as an entity.
Suggestions for users: be calm, clear, and very open; do not laugh. salvia is a subtle mistress but is enormously intelligent and helpfull. CLARITY OF INTENTION IS VITAL
I look forward to trying the extract at some point soon, when i need it.
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kalmanFilter.inflate
Provide inflation factors for a Kalman Filter
Syntax
Description
Specifies a multiplicative covariance inflation factor for the Kalman Filter. The covariance term in the Kalman Gain numerator will be multiplied by the inflation factor in order to increase the apparent covariance for the filter. The inflation factor is applied before localization and blending. Inflation is not allowed for user-provided covariance matrices.
If factor is scalar, uses the same inflation factor for all time steps. Otherwise, must be a vector with one element per time step (although see the next syntax for relaxing this requirement).
Specify which inflation factor to use in each assimilation time step. This syntax allows the number of inflation factors to differ from the number of time steps.
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Returns the inflation factor for the Kalman filter, and indicates which factor is used in each assimilation time step.
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Deletes any current inflation factors from the Kalman Filter.


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UIViewController(StoryboardHelper) Category Reference
| Declared in | UIViewController+BIGStoryboardHelper.h |
|---|
+ BIG_instantiateFromMainStoryboard
- Instantiates a new instance of the view controller type from the main storyboard. *
- @return A new instance of the view controller. *
- @discussion This helper method depends on the view controller’s storyboard identifier being set to the class name, and the mainStoryboard helper being previously set.
+ (instancetype)BIG_instantiateFromMainStoryboard
Declared In
UIViewController+BIGStoryboardHelper.h
+ BIG_instantiateFromStoryboardNamed:
Instantiates a new instance of the view controller type from the named storyboard.
+ (instancetype)BIG_instantiateFromStoryboardNamed:(NSString *)storyboardName
Parameters
storyboardName |
The name of the storyboard to use. |
|---|
Return Value
A new instance of the view controller.
Discussion
This helper method depends on the view controller’s storyboard identifier being set to the class name.
Declared In
UIViewController+BIGStoryboardHelper.h
+ BIG_instantiateFromStoryboard:
Instantiates a new instance of the view controller type from the passed storyboard.
+ (instancetype)BIG_instantiateFromStoryboard:(UIStoryboard *)storyboard
Parameters
storyboard |
An instance of the storyboard to use. |
|---|
Return Value
A new instance of the view controller.
Discussion
This helper method depends on the view controller’s storyboard identifier being set to the class name.
Declared In
UIViewController+BIGStoryboardHelper.h
– BIG_inNavController
Returns the instance inside of a UINavigationController.
- (UINavigationController *)BIG_inNavController
Return Value
A UINavigationController instance with self as the root view controller.
Declared In
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Wasting little time living up to the lofty expectations, the 15-year-old Tendulkar scored a century in his domestic first-class debut for Bombay in December 1988, making him the youngest player to do so. Eleven months later, he made his international debut for India against Pakistan, where he famously declined medical assistance despite getting hit in the face by Waqar Younis.
In August 1990, the 17-year-old delivered a match-saving 119 not out against England to become the second-youngest player to record a century in Test play. Other celebrated early highlights included a pair of centuries in Australia in 1992, one of them coming at the blindingly fast WACA track in Perth. Underscoring his rapid rise to the top of his sport, Tendulkar in 1992 became the first international player to sign with England's storied Yorkshire club.
In India, Tendulkar's star shined even brighter. In a country reeling from troubled economic times, the young cricketer was seen as a symbol of hope by his countrymen that better times lay ahead. One national newsweekly went so far as to devote an entire issue to the young cricketer, dubbing him "The Last Hero" for his home country. His style of play—aggressive and inventive—resonated with the sport's fans, as did Tendulkar's unassuming off-the-field living. Even with his increasing wealth, Tendulkar showed humility and refused to flaunt his money.
After finishing the 1996 World Cup as the event's leading scorer, Tendulkar was named captain of the Indian national team. However, his tenure marked one of the few blights on an otherwise illustrious career. He was relieved of the responsibility in January 1998, and briefly took over as captain again in 1999, but overall won just four of 25 Test matches in that position.


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import pickle
from py2store.base import Store
from py2store.util import ModuleNotFoundErrorNiceMessage
from py2store.persisters.s3_w_boto3 import S3BucketPersister
from py2store.key_mappers.paths import mk_relative_path_store
with ModuleNotFoundErrorNiceMessage():
from botocore.client import Config
DFLT_AWS_S3_ENDPOINT = "https://s3.amazonaws.com"
DFLT_BOTO_CLIENT_VERIFY = None
DFLT_SIGNATURE_VERSION = "s3v4"
DFLT_CONFIG = Config(signature_version=DFLT_SIGNATURE_VERSION)
[docs]class S3AbsPathBinaryStore(Store):
# @wraps(S3BucketPersister.from_s3_resource_kwargs)
def __init__(self, bucket_name, _prefix: str = "", resource_kwargs=None):
persister = S3BucketPersister.from_s3_resource_kwargs(
bucket_name, _prefix, resource_kwargs
)
super().__init__(persister)
self._prefix = self.store._prefix
def _id_of_key(self, k):
return self.store._source.Object(key=k)
def _key_of_id(self, _id):
return _id.key
S3BinaryStore = mk_relative_path_store(
S3AbsPathBinaryStore,
__name__="S3BinaryStore",
__module__=__name__,
)
[docs]class S3TextStore(S3BinaryStore):
def _obj_of_data(self, data):
return data.decode()
S3StringStore = S3TextStore
[docs]class S3PickleStore(S3BinaryStore):
def _obj_of_data(self, data):
return pickle.loads(data)
def _data_of_obj(self, obj):
return pickle.dumps(obj)
# def get_s3_resource(aws_access_key_id,
# aws_secret_access_key,
# endpoint_url=DFLT_AWS_S3_ENDPOINT,
# verify=DFLT_BOTO_CLIENT_VERIFY,
# config=DFLT_CONFIG):
# """
# Get boto3 s3 resource.
# :param aws_access_key_id:
# :param aws_secret_access_key:
# :param endpoint_url:
# :param verify:
# :param signature_version:
# :return:
# """
# return boto3.resource('s3',
# endpoint_url=endpoint_url,
# aws_access_key_id=aws_access_key_id,
# aws_secret_access_key=aws_secret_access_key,
# verify=verify,
# config=config)
#
#
# def get_s3_bucket(name,
# aws_access_key_id,
# aws_secret_access_key,
# endpoint_url=DFLT_AWS_S3_ENDPOINT,
# verify=DFLT_BOTO_CLIENT_VERIFY,
# config=DFLT_CONFIG):
# s3 = get_s3_resource(endpoint_url=endpoint_url,
# aws_access_key_id=aws_access_key_id,
# aws_secret_access_key=aws_secret_access_key,
# verify=verify,
# config=config)
# return s3.Bucket(name)
# class S3BucketCollection(IterBasedSizedMixin):
# """
# A S3BucketDacc collection.
# A collection is a iterable and sizable container.
# That is, this mixin adds iteration (__iter__), length (__len__), and containment (__contains__(k)) to S3BucketDacc.
#
# Note: Subclasses IterBasedSizedMixin for the sole purpose of reusing it's __len__ method before any KV wrapping
# """
#
# def __iter__(self):
# return iter(self._s3_bucket.objects.filter(Prefix=self._prefix))
#
# def __contains__(self, k):
# """
# Check if key exists
# :param k: A key to search for
# :return: True if k exists, False if not
# """
# # TODO: s3_client.head_object(Bucket=dacc.bucket_name, Key=k) slightly more efficient but needs boto3.client
# try:
# self._id_of_key(k).load()
# return True # if all went well
# except ClientError as e:
# if e.response['Error']['Code'] == "404":
# # The object does not exist.
# return False
# else:
# # Something else has gone wrong.
# raise
#
# def _id_of_key(self, k):
# return self._s3_bucket.Object(key=k)
#
# def _key_of_id(self, _id):
# return _id.key
#
#
# class S3BucketReaderMixin:
# """ Mixin to add read functionality to a S3BucketDacc."""
#
# def __getitem__(self, k):
# try: # TODO: Didn't manage to catch this exception for some reason. Make it work!
# return k.get()['Body'].read()
# except Exception as e:
# if hasattr(e, '__name__'):
# if e.__name__ == 'NoSuchKey':
# raise NoSuchKeyError("Key wasn't found: {}".format(k))
# raise # if you got so far
#
#
# class S3BucketWriterMixin:
# """ A mixin to add write and delete functionality """
#
# def __setitem__(self, k, v):
# """
# Write data to s3 key.
# Method will check if key is valid before writing data to it,
# but will not check if data is already stored there.
# This means that any data previously stored at the key's location will be lost.
# :param k: s3 key
# :param v: data to write
# :return: None
# """
# # TODO: Faster to ignore s3 response, but perhaps better to get it, possibly cache it, and possibly handle it
# k.put(Body=v)
#
#
# class S3BucketDeleterMixin:
# def __delitem__(self, k):
# """
# Delete data stored at key k.
# Method will check if key is valid before deleting its data.
# :param k:
# :return:
# """
# # TODO: Faster to ignore s3 response, but perhaps better to get it, possibly cache it, and possibly handle it
# try: # TODO: Didn't manage to catch this exception for some reason. Make it work!
# k.delete()
# except Exception as e:
# if hasattr(e, '__name__'):
# if e.__name__ == 'NoSuchKey':
# raise NoSuchKeyError("Key wasn't found: {}".format(k))
# raise # if you got so far
#
#
# class S3BucketRWD(S3BucketReaderMixin, S3BucketWriterMixin, S3BucketDeleterMixin):
# def __init__(self, bucket_name: str, _s3_bucket, _prefix: str = ''):
# """
# S3 Bucket accessor.
# This class is meant to be subclassed, used with other mixins that actually add read and write methods.
# All S3BucketDacc does is create (or maintain) a bucket object, offer validation (is_valid)
# and assertion methods (assert_is_valid) methods to check that a key is prefixed by given _prefix, and
# more importantly, offers a hidden _id_of_key method that returns an object for a given key.
#
# Observe that the _s3_bucket constructor argument is a boto3 s3.Bucket, but offers other factories to make
# a S3BucketDacc instance.
# For example. if you only have access and secrete keys (and possibly endpoint url, config, etc.)
# then use the class method from_s3_resource_kwargs to construct.
#
# :param bucket_name: Bucket name (string)
# :param _s3_bucket: boto3 s3.Bucket object.
# :param _prefix: prefix that all accessed keys should have
# """
# self.bucket_name = bucket_name
# self._s3_bucket = _s3_bucket
# self._prefix = _prefix
#
# @classmethod
# def from_s3_resource_kwargs(cls,
# bucket_name,
# aws_access_key_id,
# aws_secret_access_key,
# _prefix: str = '',
# endpoint_url=DFLT_AWS_S3_ENDPOINT,
# verify=DFLT_BOTO_CLIENT_VERIFY,
# config=DFLT_CONFIG):
# s3_resource = get_s3_resource(aws_access_key_id=aws_access_key_id,
# aws_secret_access_key=aws_secret_access_key,
# endpoint_url=endpoint_url,
# verify=verify,
# config=config)
# return cls.from_s3_resource(bucket_name, s3_resource, _prefix=_prefix)
#
# @classmethod
# def from_s3_resource(cls,
# bucket_name,
# s3_resource,
# _prefix=''):
# s3_bucket = s3_resource.Bucket(bucket_name)
# return cls(bucket_name, s3_bucket, _prefix=_prefix)
# StoreInterface, S3BucketCollection, S3BucketRWD, StoreMutableMapping
# from py2store.base import StoreMutableMapping
# class Store(StoreBaseMixin, S3BucketRWD, PrefixRelativizationMixin, S3BucketCollection, IdentityKvWrapMixin):
# pass
# from py2store.base import StoreBase, Store
# class S3BucketStoreBase(S3BucketCollection, StoreBaseMixin, StringKvWrap, StoreBase):
# pass
#
#
# class S3BucketStoreNoOverwrites(OverWritesNotAllowedMixin, S3BucketStore):
# pass
#
# class RelativePathFormatStore(PrefixRelativizationMixin, PathFormatStore):
# pass
#
#
# from py2store.core import PrefixRelativizationMixin
#
#
#
# # StoreInterface, FilepathFormatKeys, LocalFileRWD, StoreMutableMapping
# # class S3BucketCollection(PrefixRelativizationMixin, S3BucketDacc, S3BucketCollection):
# # pass
#
#
# class S3BucketReader(PrefixRelativizationMixin, S3BucketDacc, S3BucketReaderMixin):
# """ Adds a __getitem__ to S3BucketDacc, which returns a bucket's object binary data for a key."""
# pass
#
#
# class S3BucketSource(PrefixRelativizationMixin, AbstractObjSource, S3BucketCollection, S3BucketReaderMixin, S3BucketDacc):
# """
# A S3BucketDacc mapping (i.e. a collection (iterable, sizable container) that has a reader (__getitem__),
# and mapping mixin methods such as get, keys, items, values, __eq__ and __ne__.
# """
# pass
#
#
# class S3BucketWriter(PrefixRelativizationMixin, S3BucketDacc, S3BucketWriterMixin):
# """ A S3BucketDacc that can write to s3 and delete keys (and data) """
# pass
#
#
# class S3BucketWriterNoOverwrites(OverWritesNotAllowedMixin, S3BucketWriter):
# """
# Exactly like S3BucketWriter, but where writes to an already existing key are protected.
# If a key already exists, __setitem__ will raise a OverWritesNotAllowedError
# """
# pass
#
#
#
#
# class S3BucketStore(PrefixRelativizationMixin, S3BucketDacc, AbstractObjStore, S3BucketCollection,
# S3BucketReaderMixin, S3BucketWriterMixin):
# """
# A S3BucketDacc MutableMapping.
# That is, a S3BucketDacc that can read and write, as well as iterate
# """
# pass
#
#
# class S3BucketStoreNoOverwrites(OverWritesNotAllowedMixin, S3BucketStore):
# """
# A S3BucketDacc MutableMapping.
# That is, a S3BucketDacc that can read and write, as well as iterate
# """
# pass


Ask questions about the core tech here, but not questions about prices or personal questions or GUI and please don't DM JL777.
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jl777c18-Sep-18 08:27 AM
never used protonmail or protonvpn
Hegelian19-Sep-18 03:11 AM
Which email service do you use jl?
Also, and I'm sorry this is offtopic, but which brands of laptop do you think are good? I use a HP spectre and considering an LG gram or the Samsungs
I just look at whatever the "topline" model is of the various brands but it's hard for me to differentiate which is more solid and reliable. The price is all about the same and the specs as well
Or do you not care about brand and just get whatever has the proper specs for what you need?
Hegelian19-Sep-18 03:42 AM
Sorry. Wasnt as interested in what he himself uses just if he thinks there are certain brands that are more solid
BigCat4519-Sep-18 04:14 AM
@Hegelian James will never tell you anything specific about his personal life, hardware or software he uses. is he AI, his previous experience, how many he is, and all these non essential questions I have being reading for many years. Please imagine he is very smart multitasking guy (khmm) who is willing very much! to stay anonymous. That's it. No leads. You can check all his post from 2013 or so. Nothing.
PS> Not a fan, I just don't remember seeing anything like that.
Hegelian19-Sep-18 04:35 AM
I was not looking for any leads or prying into his life
I was asking if there are any brand of laptop I should avoid
Or any brand he thinks are particularly good
BigCat4519-Sep-18 04:39 AM
nope, not happening
Hegelian19-Sep-18 04:41 AM
Asking someone who codes if there is a brand of computer they would avoid or recommend is not prying into someone's life. But it is offtopic. And I already got an answer so its doesnt matter and there is no need to continue this discussion
The answer was he uses an old computer so it's safe to assume brand does not matter
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Andersen20-Sep-18 07:15 AM
d3n20-Sep-18 09:17 AM
I've been reading about the Komodo CryptoConditions. Congratulations! It looks to me like a very powerful technology. My question, which I've not found answered in any of the current texts, is: How a zk-snark transactions can be used with UTXO based smart contracts? Is there any way with the current implementation?
Of course I'm thinking on privacy powered Voting system. For such thing we need mainly:
+ A way to sign claims (like address X is able to vote). This might be achieved by just adding a signed claim to a blockchain block
+ A way to create a temporary assetchain. This seems that can be avhieved using CryptoConditions
+ A way to use this temporary assetchain tokens from a Zk-snark transactions which will have the voting option encapsuled in MeMo field
Oh sorry, I did not see there is an specific channel for crypto conditions, I'll ask there.
Tobias Nunes20-Sep-18 04:16 PM
does Komodo, under its excellent dPoW use a 'normal' PoW as well (like 10 minutes before the dPoW)?
jl777c20-Sep-18 04:17 PM
yes
Tobias Nunes20-Sep-18 04:18 PM
thanks
Mylo21-Sep-18 06:29 AM
Is channels specific to KMD/AC or is it theoretically possible to use pegged/gateways to use channels with external coins?
jl777c21-Sep-18 08:08 AM
currently channels CC only supports the native coin for the chain. however with my tokenconvert trick, it might be possible to channel send tokens
Mylo21-Sep-18 08:48 AM
sounds hot
speaking of tricks, do you know any card tricks?
gcharang21-Sep-18 10:40 AM
Can patreon.com be replicated via cc? It needs an address1 for the creator which will receive payments in regular intervals(1 month/1 week) and address2 for each donor that will hold funds to be sent to all the creators the donor wishes
Also oracle cc can be used to replicate the pay per video/music/blog post produced model(edited)
jl777c21-Sep-18 10:41 AM
need to have a bit more clarity on what the rules are but it seems close to what I have in mind for payments CC
gcharang21-Sep-18 10:45 AM
Model1: Content creator posts address ---> Donor will tell his dapp send this creator 1 KMD every month
Model2: Content creator posts address + somehow notifies the that he has produced a new video --> Donor tells his dapp to send the creator 10 KMD for each video produced
these are what are happening at a high level(edited)
Donor has the ability to stop this donation any time
jl777c21-Sep-18 10:47 AM
oracles CC kind of does this already. donors prepay for content, content providers receive payment when data is posted
gcharang21-Sep-18 10:47 AM
Yes oracles cc does model 2
I was thinking about model 1
jl777c21-Sep-18 10:48 AM
yes, payments CC will do something similar to that
gcharang21-Sep-18 10:48 AM
Got it
grewalsatinder21-Sep-18 11:54 AM
I see similar behaviour from brc core in terms of backwards api compatibility which we had with nxt.
In your opinion could this be an issue for dPoW somehow? I know we make it with custom raw tx, but still I wonder at what level we may have issues with btc core, if any.(edited)
@jl777c
jl777c21-Sep-18 01:45 PM
if they change things to break p2pk transactions, they will break all p2pk transactions
bitcoin core is silly, but not that silly
grewalsatinder21-Sep-18 02:18 PM
snowdamn22-Sep-18 02:40 PM
when we say 1-month expiration for interest do we mean 30 days or X blocks? thinking if i should look into an optimal claiming or just do it at random
within the month
jl777c22-Sep-18 02:44 PM
31 days so it works for any month of the year
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snowdamn22-Sep-18 02:44 PM
thank you
zatJUM23-Sep-18 03:38 PM
Is Jumblr working fine? I've never heard about it for several months and I would like to give it a try
jl777c23-Sep-18 04:00 PM
i have not heard of any problems with it
zatJUM23-Sep-18 04:21 PM
ok thanks, will try it
gzezo24-Sep-18 05:16 PM
It should have gui
jl777c24-Sep-18 05:23 PM
i think there is a gui for it in agama
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SHossain24-Sep-18 06:18 PM
@zatJUM@gzezo you can use Agama for Jumblr and you need Komodo fully synced native mode
MoldyLunchbox24-Sep-18 06:35 PM
Hello! I have a simple question that might appear pointless, but I must know the answer to.
Is JL777 obsessed with reptiles? I'm asking as an amateur myself. I love the Komodo project and the reptile references are really fun.
grewalsatinder24-Sep-18 06:42 PM
being in this community for so long and have many interactions with jl777 during this time, I'd say the reptile names isn't an obsession.
it all started with a project evolving to new iteration/version and naming it to "iguana"(edited)
we did not had any official cryptocurrency which was made by jl777, there was NXT that jl777 made project on top of, and there was BTCD, which was created by another developer and jl777 joined him help this coin.
Komodo got many technologies jl777 built in "iguana" and it's earlier codebase versions which derived from MultiGateway tech and it's related required parts of evolving code and various different ideas.
and since Komodo was from lizard family, the project's sub features also got names from the same theme
like Basilisk, Agama, etc.
MoldyLunchbox24-Sep-18 07:10 PM
I see. Thank you.
Regnar25-Sep-18 10:08 PM
hey jl777 just wondering what're your thoughts on alternative mining algorithms? Obviously PoW is proving to be solid and mixed with dPoW is even better. But I'm curious on what you think Komodo providing additional mining algorithms to be available for KMD ACs (already have PoS and hybrid, as well as MN using nlocktime).
jl777c25-Sep-18 10:11 PM
support for other hashing algo will come with verus pull request
Regnar25-Sep-18 10:15 PM
You mean the VerusHash algorithm?
jl777c25-Sep-18 10:16 PM
specifically, but it adds support for changing of hashalgo
the first one is always the most work, adding a second, third, should be much simpler to do
I dont think many appreciate just how much new territory VRSC has achieved
Regnar25-Sep-18 10:22 PM
It's definitely impressive, and the most recent spotlight did a great job showing that. But that makes a lot of sense, changing the algorithm becomes easier after the first time. I was reading about that solar-powered transaction using shortwave radio waves on the Burst blockchain and remember reading a couple years ago about their Proof of Capacity and was curious if those drastically different consensus mechanisms could eventually be available.(edited)
jl777c25-Sep-18 10:23 PM
as long as the hashalgo is in C/C++, it would be possible to add, really not much interaction with anything else, so it is a relatively safe and easy change to make to consensus. that is why you see a lot of coins where all they change is the hashalgo
Regnar25-Sep-18 10:27 PM
Cool, I assumed dPoW could still be a viable option for these non-PoW coins, like PoC, as it's storing the hash of their chain, but would probably need some additional aspect to prevent reversing transactions (not too fluent on PoC). It seemed that PoC could be susceptible to genesis attack.
jl777c25-Sep-18 10:31 PM
anything with 256byte blockhash can be dPoW'ed
Regnar25-Sep-18 10:37 PM
Cool, good to know, pretty sure their project came from NXT, anyway seemed like a cool algorithm to eventually add to the KMD AC options, seeing as it's based on open disk space and external hard drives are getting bigger and cheaper (5TB is like 110KMD). Thanks for the info(edited)
MeEGaA26-Sep-18 01:00 AM
Hello
djay26-Sep-18 05:59 AM
I wanted to ask about jumblr, how secure is that against blockchain analysis, I understand that blocks are processed at the same hour for everybody but example if I will run 20k KMD through Jumblr from wallet A - it will do the shufling and even if I break it down into 20 or more wallets I will end up having 1K of komodo each but than if I will exchange all those into BTC the wallets will be linked together the alltogether value can be calculated and it's obvious that it was my wallet that shuffled 20k of KMD especially if Jumblr doesn't have any other activity
Deleted User26-Sep-18 06:24 AM
@djay im no expert on this, but just use different wallets on komodos barterDEX, or just use a few different exchanges withdrawing to different wallets, and youll have like 1btc here, 1.4553 there, 2,2424 in another
nothing will link those btc wallets together
djay26-Sep-18 06:47 AM
I think there is no or very few people using jumblr isn't that a point of failure ?
jl777c26-Sep-18 08:05 AM
yes until there is more JUMBLR usage, external analysis is possible. PIRATE aims to solve this by dramatically increasing the ztransaction activity within KMD
sφldat26-Sep-18 09:07 AM
pirate and pex, can't it harm jumblr's activity and utility?
sφldat26-Sep-18 09:20 AM
Or jumblr mechanism will be directly implemented in pex for KMD ? It's not clear in my mind
SHossain26-Sep-18 09:22 AM
You can use JUMBLR only using Komodo native mode. Other coins or assetchain doesn't have this tech.
jl777c26-Sep-18 09:23 AM
@sφldat my prediction is that PIRATE and pex (especially) will dramatically increase KMD zaddr usage
which in turn should create a critical mass of ztx within KMD to enable JUMBLR to be much more effective
since zaddr is required for PIRATE, it will force anybody that wants to buy PIRATE to make KMD zaddr
sφldat26-Sep-18 10:01 AM
it's clear now, thanks
jl777c26-Sep-18 10:02 AM
sometimes less is more, other times more is more
always need to analyze the situations specifics and think things through its most likely probabilities, not easy when complex tech is involved
sφldat26-Sep-18 10:05 AM
correct, Let tech follow you too
Mylo26-Sep-18 07:27 PM
do you use tmux james/
?
jl777c26-Sep-18 07:37 PM
I dont answer personal questions
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Cryptoon26-Sep-18 08:03 PM
Tmux uses jl
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djay27-Sep-18 11:35 AM
It would be great to implement "Jumblr" or other privacy feature into barterdex
blackjok3r27-Sep-18 11:55 AM
jl is tmux
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sidhujag28-Sep-18 03:24 PM
hey jl777 what enforces the momom hash on each assetchain to ensure interoptability?
also how would assetchain a ensure dbl spend protection for payments of assetchain b without rebuilding the momom root and verifying the header hash of each assetchain in the tree?
allbits28-Sep-18 04:23 PM
Will Supernet be taking a position in pirate
jl777c28-Sep-18 08:02 PM
@sidhujag the notaries create the momom hash, the momom hash builds in all the chains merkle roots
@allbits I am not sure yet as there is no way to see the PIRATE balance.


--- title: 2016 Election Russian Facebook Ads Data author: Lief Esbenshade date: '2019-07-03' slug: RussianAds categories: [] tags: - side subtitle: '' summary: A summary of the publicly released data on Russian 2016 election advertisements lastmod: '2019-07-03T13:59:51-07:00' featured: no image: caption: '' focal_point: '' preview_only: no projects: [] ---
Note: this post was written in May 2018. The data can be accessed on github.
This is a preliminary summary of the data from the Facebook advertisements released by the U.S. House of Representatives Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. In their words: “As part of that continuing effort to educate the public and seek additional analysis, the Committee Minority is making available all IRA advertisements identified by Facebook. This is an effort to be fully transparent with the public, allow outside experts to analyze the data, and provide the American people a fuller accounting of Russian efforts to sow discord and interfere in our democracy.”
The released data included 3,517 individual advertisements. Here we see the total amount spent on the advertisements as well as the total number of clicks and impressions. Spending was denoted in Rubles and was converted to dollars using the exchange rate on the date that the ad was created. While these spending figures do not include salaries for the individuals who created the advertisements, it should be noted that the total amount spent on the ads was extraordinarly low. For context, Bloomberg reports that Hillary Clinton raised 1.2 billion dollars for the 2016 election while Donald Trump raised 646 million dollars (https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-presidential-campaign-fundraising/).
sum(df$Spend_RUB, na.rm=T) # total spending in Rubles
## [1] 5869167
sum(df$Spend_USD, na.rm=T) # total spending in dollars
## [1] 92618.47
sum(df$Impressions, na.rm=T) # total impressions
## [1] 40547551
sum(df$Clicks, na.rm=T) # total clicks
## [1] 3730780
These figures give summary statistics for the advertisements. First we report the statistics for all 3,517 ads, then for just those ads that were seen by at least one person. Fully one quarter of the released advertisements were never seen. We can see that the reach of the ads was highly skewed. While the mean impression rate was 15,000 (for ads that were seen at least once), the maximum was 1.3 million impressions.
summary(df %>% select(Impressions,Clicks,Spend_RUB,Spend_USD))
## Impressions Clicks Spend_RUB Spend_USD
## Min. : 0 Min. : 0 Min. : 0 Min. : 0.00
## 1st Qu.: 0 1st Qu.: 0 1st Qu.: 0 1st Qu.: 0.00
## Median : 1034 Median : 70 Median : 200 Median : 3.31
## Mean : 11542 Mean : 1062 Mean : 1671 Mean : 26.36
## 3rd Qu.: 8429 3rd Qu.: 827 3rd Qu.: 500 3rd Qu.: 7.79
## Max. :1334544 Max. :73063 Max. :331676 Max. :6126.60
## NA's :4 NA's :4 NA's :4 NA's :4
summary(df2 %>% select(Impressions,Clicks,Spend_RUB,Spend_USD))
## Impressions Clicks Spend_RUB Spend_USD
## Min. : 1.0 Min. : 0 Min. : 0.0 Min. : 0.00
## 1st Qu.: 608.5 1st Qu.: 40 1st Qu.: 125.2 1st Qu.: 2.01
## Median : 3450.0 Median : 245 Median : 300.0 Median : 5.18
## Mean : 15601.2 Mean : 1435 Mean : 2258.2 Mean : 35.64
## 3rd Qu.: 12653.5 3rd Qu.: 1412 3rd Qu.: 764.0 3rd Qu.: 12.01
## Max. :1334544.0 Max. :73063 Max. :331675.8 Max. :6126.60
In these tables we show the number of ads that make up 10, 25, 50, 75 and 90 percent of the total Impressions, Clicks, and Spending. We see that ninety percent of the impressions came from 827 ads, less than a quarter of the ads released.
| Number of Ads | Pct of Total |
|---|---|
| 5 | 0.10 |
| 24 | 0.26 |
| 118 | 0.50 |
| 404 | 0.75 |
| 827 | 0.90 |
| Number of Ads | Pct of Total |
|---|---|
| 8 | 0.10 |
| 37 | 0.25 |
| 160 | 0.50 |
| 433 | 0.75 |
| 784 | 0.90 |
| Number of Ads | Pct of Total |
|---|---|
| 4 | 0.12 |
| 15 | 0.26 |
| 53 | 0.50 |
| 191 | 0.75 |
| 529 | 0.90 |
Less than 100,000 dollars was spent to take out these ads - this is a very small amount of money. It should be compared to the amount that was spent by the Trump and Clinton campaigns for advertising generally and for Facebook based ads in particular. While more than 3,500 ads were released, a much smaller fraction of those ads were seen by any meaningful amount of people. When analyzing the ad content, we should attend to the fact that the majority of ads had barely 1,000 impressions and that the influence of the ads is extremely skewed towards a few highly viewed advertisements.


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Education
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Jackson County Central
Experience
IS Auditor I
Nelnet
Jun 2019 - Present
Working with Nelnet, I have been able to experience a more technical and government compliance side of internal audit. Working at a financial and technological services company has given me experience working with advanced network systems, SOX compliance testing, as well as SOC 1 and SOC 2 reports. In addition to government compliance, I have been working with advancing data analytics and embedding them within the audit process. Being able to use data analytics within various parts of the audit process allows auditors the chance to test more of the data and provide better insights to the clients. However, I have only been at Nelnet a short time and can't wait for more!
Internal Audit Intern
Ameritas Life Insurance Corp.
Feb 2018 - Jun 2019
While working as an Internal Auditor for Ameritas, I was able to experience every part of the internal auditing process. My position allowed me to develop more risk analysis, data analytics, statistics, and automated aspects to include within the departmental processes. Working at Ameritas, I was able to find audit experiences from all aspects of the insurance industry, including physical access, HIPAA compliance, information system design and access, as well as all parts of selling and maintaining life insurance and financial service products.
Teaching Assistant
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Aug 2017 - Feb 2018
During my time at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, I was offered the opportunity to help my professor, Dr. Amber Messersmith, teach Business Writing. I was able to help students overcome problems with various assignments related to business writing, such as memos, letters, emails and other skills one may need in the professional world. This experience helped cement my understanding with professional writing styles.
Community Management Intern
Walgreens
Jun 2017 - Feb 2018
Working as a community management intern for Walgreens helped me experience the busy and demanding life of running a retail store. I worked at the busiest Walgreens in Lincoln, NE and was able to fully appreciate the demands of customer service when you are needed in three places at once. This job included customer service, employee training, inventory systems, pharmaceutical services, and more!
Skills
Technology
JavaScript/TypeScript
Microsoft Office
HTML/CSS
Python
Unix
PHP
Git
R
Other
COSO, NIST, SOX, & ISACA Knowledge
Written & Oral Communication
Risk & Control Analysis
Cross-Functional Teams
Critical Thinking
Data Analytics
Awards & Certifications
Programming
HTML/CSS, JavaScript with jQuery, and Bootstrap Certification (TestDome)
Android Development Certification (TestDome)
HTML/CSS Certification (TestDome)
JavaScript with jQuery Certification (TestDome)
Education
College of Business Dean's List - May & December 2017
Norman Bourlag Scientific Achievement Award
Saint Paul Foundation Scholar
David Distinguished Scholar
George Beadle Scholar
Portfolio
Blog
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Visit401k Projections
© 2016
The 401k tool allows users to calculate savings amounts and projected earnings based on startinga amounts, deposits, and rates.
VisitDashboard Analytics
© 2018
Analytics Dashboard is an example of an administrative dashboard that displays some website traffic stats from my site.
VisitLet's Debug!
© 2018
Let's Debug! is an experimental design project for a coding-related news website. Check out the few articles I wrote as examples.
VisitPhotos
© 2018
I've become proud of my photography learning and have decided to post some examples of my work here.
VisitPlanets Wiki
© 2019
Planets Wiki is a fact-focused space wiki about the planets, space missions, and allows users to search the NASA database for images.
VisitThe Reading Nook
© 2018
The Reading Nook is another experimental design process, but this time it's related to books and poetry. A few works have been posted.
VisitWorld Incarceration
© 2017
World Incarceration started as a group project in a computer science course that blossomed into a personal project.
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Second suspect arrested, charged in Aniah Blanchard missing person case for ‘disposing of evidence’
by Jesse Holland***UPDATE: Police believe to have found the remains of Aniah Blanchard (details here)
More than a month after Aniah Blanchard went missing in Auburn, Alabama, a second suspect has now been arrested and charged in connection with her disappearance, according to WRBL.com, for what the police affidavit describes as “providing transportation” and “disposing of evidence.”
Blanchard is the stepdaughter of UFC heavyweight Walt Harris.
Antwon “Squirmy” Fisher, 35, was apprehended by U.S. Marshals last Friday night (Nov. 22, 2019) and joins 30-year-old Ibraheem Yazeed behind bars. Judge Steve Speakman denied bond based on Fisher’s extensive criminal history, which includes three years served for capital murder back in 2005.
Forensic evidence recovered from Blanchard’s car suggests foul play.
Yazeed also has a rap sheet that will make your head spin — including murder — and yet both men were free to come and go as they please while a mother of four got 12 years in Oklahoma City for selling $30 worth of pot. The United States criminal justice system was, is, and may forever be an unfixable mess that often does more harm than good.
A preliminary hearing is set for December 18th.
Anyone with information as to Blanchard’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Auburn Police Division Detective Section at<PHONE_NUMBER>, the anonymous tip line at<PHONE_NUMBER>, or the 24-hour non-emergency number at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


Hello there I am Alex Karumbi an upcoming softfware develper at Moringa School.
My passion for coding has been growing over the past years and it is at an all time high .Besides coding i love football and my passion for gaming is unmatched.
This project was written using HTML5 and CSS .It is a website to a dog shelter.Check it out here
This project was written using HTML5 and CSS .It is a website for my dog blog.Check it out here
This project was written using HTML5 and CSS .It is a website for my travel agency.Check it out here
Mobile: +254700729278
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Twitter: AlexKarumbi


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Greetings from Dubai, This letter must come to you as a big surprise, but I believe it is only a day that people meet and become great friends and business partners. I am Mr. Khalifa Al Abuhail, currently Head of Coporate affairs with a reputable bank here in U. A. E. I write you this proposal in good faith, believing that I can trust you with the information I am about to reveal to you. I have an urgent and very confidential business proposition for you. On November 6, 2000, an Iraqi Foreign Oil consultant/contractor with the "SAUDI ARAMCO", MR. Khalil Al Nasser made a (Fixed deposit) for 36 calendar months, valued at US$17,500, 000.00 (Seventeen Million Five hundred Thousand Dollars only) in my bank and I happen to be his account officer before I was moved to my present position recently. Upon maturity in 2003,as his account officer and as well the bank manger, it is my duty to notify him on the maturity date so I sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but the letter was returned undelivered. After sometime, I tried sending back the letter,but it was again returned and finally I discovered from his contract employers, Chevron Petroleum Corporation that Mr.Khalil Al Nasser died as a result of torture in the hand of Saddam Hussein (former Iraqi President) during one of his trips to his country Iraq, as he was accused of leaking information to the Americans. On further investigation, I discovered that Mr. Khalil Al Nasser family wife and two sons died during the Gulf War in Iraq and was the reason why he did not declare any next of kin or relation in all his official documents, including his Bank Deposit paperwork in my Bank and did not leave any WILL.This sum of US$17,500,000.00 have been floating and placed under dormant/unserviceable account by my bank management since no one have heard from the owner since 2003.I wish to let you know that all the investigation I have made so far, my bank management is not aware of it, I am the only one that have the information. With the recent change of government in my country and with their efforts to support the United Nations in checkmating terrorism aid in the U.A. E. By end of this year, the government will pass a new financial control law which will give the government authority to interrogate account owners of above $5,000, 000.00 to explain the source of the funds, making sure it is not for terrorism support. If I do not move this money out of the country immediately, by end of the year the government will definitely confiscate the money, because my bank cannot provide the account owner to explain the source of the money. I cannot directly transfer out this money without the help of a foreigner and that is why I am contacting you for an assistance. As the Account Officer to late Khalil Al Nasser , coupled with my present position and status in the bank as Head of Retail Banking Group , I have the power to influence the release of the funds to any foreigner that comes up as the next of kin to the account, with the correct information concerning the account, which I shall give you. All documents to enable you claim this fund will be carefully worked out and there is practically no risk involved, the transaction will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of law, beside U. A. E is porous and anything goes. If you accept to work with me, I want you to state how you wish us to share the funds in percentage, so that both parties will be satisfied. If you are interested, contact me as soon as you receive this message so we can go over the details.Thanking you in advance and may God bless you. Please, treat with utmost confidentiality . I shall send you copy of the deposit certificate issued to Al Nasser when the deposit was made for your perusal. I wait your urgent response. Regards, Khalifa Abuhail.


Thousands in Philippines flee Typhoon Kalmaegi
Heavy rains are forecast to swell rivers, cut off roads and threaten low-lying communities in Cagayan province, where officials guided residents towards shelter
At least 5,000 people have fled their homes with Typhoon Kalmaegi poised to blast into the northern Philippines late Tuesday, with a second tropical storm forecast to hit just days later.
Kalmaegi is expected to batter the nation's lightly populated far north with 120 kilometres (75 miles) per hour winds, the national weather service said.
Heavy rains are forecast to swell rivers, cut off roads and threaten low-lying communities in Cagayan province, where officials guided residents towards shelter.
"We're expecting falling trees and houses that could be inundated by floods," provincial police chief Ariel Quilang told AFP.
Forecasters believe a second tropical storm could make landfall in the same province by Thursday.
The disaster-prone nation is hit by an average of 20 storms and typhoons each year, killing hundreds and condemning many areas in their path to perpetual poverty.
The weather bureau raised landslide warnings across the mountainous interior of the country's north, also warning of floods and waves up to two metres (6.5 feet) high in coastal areas.
At least a dozen domestic flights have been cancelled and schools shut down due to Kalmaegi, while small sea vessels were ordered to stay ashore with gale conditions forecast at sea.
The Philippines' deadliest cyclone on record was Super Typhoon Haiyan, which left more than 7,300 people dead or missing in 2013.


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