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- Conduct ad hoc analysis using advanced data mining tools to support risk management, operations and marketing strategies
- Assist with development of technical tools and platforms to standardize and streamline model development and monitoring processes
- Work with cross-functional teams to explore new ways of finding insights from data and provide recommendations
- Experience with Prophet, BERT, LSTM, t-SNE, and/or DBSCAN a plus
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- A Master's or PhD in math, statistics, engineering or related field
- 5+ years of experience with machine learning and statistical modeling
- Experience working with relational databases, such as SQL
- Advanced programming skills with Python or R
- Experience working within an open source environment
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Hi all.
A few days ago, I managed to get a setup runnig with
- an emonTX in my room monitoring temperature
- a raspberry in the living room
- an emoncms installation on my remote server
The data is sent using Martin's perl gateway. For some reason, the perl scripts is stopped after a few hours. But in the meantime, it works, and I get the temperature logged : rawdata (don't pay attention to units, this was just a test).
Martin told me his gateways are obsolete and I should use an emoncms on the rasp instead.
(I liked the idea of a local simple gateway and a remote server, I don't see the need for a whole local emoncms installation, but I don't really mind.)
So I installed emoncms on the rasp as per the documentation, and I have it working fine, apparently : I get the inputs, and I created feeds just like I had done on the remote server earlier. I get the charts and all, all on the Pi.
Yet, I would like to send the data to my remote server.
There's an option for this in the raspberry module configuration menu that seems pretty self explanatory, but I can't get it to work. I entered domain.tld/emoncms and the API key. It says "Authentication successful". But I don't see anything coming.
Besides, whenever I try to launch raspberrypi_run.php myself, I get the "Already running" message.
Anything I may have forgotten ?
The emoncms installation is in /var/www/ on the Pi but in another location on the server. This doesn't matter, does it ?
How should I proceed for the debugging ? Remove the cron line and launch manually, adding "echo" statements in the script ? Can I keep the cron line and get the "echo" in some logfile ?
Thanks.
Re: Forward data to remote emoncms server
From the source code, it seems the importlock file is never closed. My understanding is that it is released when the script dies, and before that it is here to prevent cron fom relaunching a second instance of the script while the first is still running. Is this correct ?
I commented the crontab line and after a reboot, I can launch the raspberry module script manually.
After a few tests, I could figure what goes wrong. The gethostbyname() function yields an IP address if given an input such as domain.tld, but it fails with "domain.tld/emoncms" or "domain.tld/emoncms/" (the former has another issue : when added ":80", it gives "domain.tld/emoncms:80" which does not seem to work, whereas "domain.tld/emoncms/:80 does, at least when entered into firefox URL bar."
Re: Forward data to remote emoncms server
I managed to get it a little bit further.
"domain.tld" can be extracted from "domain.tld/emoncms/". Then gethostbyname() can get the IP address.
But then, next failure is the GET request that is made with a "malformed Host header".
I worked that around with some more hardcoding and regex trickery, but ultimately, I think there should be a new field added in the config, so as to enter :
server : domain.tld
directory / path / whatever-we-want-to-call-that : emoncms (or whatever the path actually is)
apikey :
What do you think about that ?
FWIW, here's what I did :
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diff --git a/raspberrypi_run.php b/raspberrypi_run.php
index 96ed29e..87f4610 100644
--- a/raspberrypi_run.php
+++ b/raspberrypi_run.php
@@ -211,8 +211,13 @@
function getcontent($server, $port, $file)
{
+
$cont = "";
- $ip = gethostbyname($server);
+
+ $serv = preg_replace("/\/.*/",'',$server);
+ $dir = '/emoncms'; // could be regexed
+
+ $ip = gethostbyname($serv);
$fp = fsockopen($ip, $port);
if (!$fp)
{
@@ -220,17 +225,20 @@ function getcontent($server, $port, $file)
}
else
{
- $com = "GET $file HTTP/1.1\r\nAccept: */*\r\nAccept-Language: de-ch\r\nAccept-Encoding: gzip, deflate\r\nUser-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows
+ $com = "GET $dir$file HTTP/1.1\r\nAccept: */*\r\nAccept-Language: de-ch\r\nAccept-Encoding: gzip, deflate\r\nUser-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windo
+
+ echo "\n".$com."\n";
+
fputs($fp, $com);
/* Don't realy need to fetch output as it slows us down
while (!feof($fp))
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Care should also be taken to catch exception such as missing leading or trailing slash in the directory/path, as this can lead to failures.
Re: Forward data to remote emoncms server
Hi again.
I think I got that done.
I added a new field to allow for a remote path to be specified.
Do you think this is useful ? Was there a simpler way to answer my need (remote server with custom path) ?
Obviously, I'd be glad to see this modest contribution merged into the project.
What is the best way to send contributions ?
Here is a diff, based on latest commit :
(I hope I didn't break anything. I did not do extensive testing, I just checked it worked in my case. I don't claim to have good enough knowledge of the emoncms code architecture.)
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diff --git a/raspberrypi_controller.php b/raspberrypi_controller.php
index 12954ca..0857d04 100644
--- a/raspberrypi_controller.php
+++ b/raspberrypi_controller.php
@@ -43,15 +43,17 @@
$frequency = intval(get('frequency'));
$baseid = intval(get('baseid'));
$remotedomain = urldecode(get('remotedomain'));
+ $remotepath = get('remotepath');
+ if($remotepath[0]!='/') {$remotepath='/'.$remotepath;} // ensure leading slash in remotepath
$remoteapikey = db_real_escape_string(preg_replace('/[^.\/A-Za-z0-9]/', '', get('remoteapikey')));
$remotesend = false;
- if ($remotedomain && $remoteapikey) {
- $result = file_get_contents("http://".$remotedomain."/time/local.json?apikey=".$remoteapikey);
+ if ($remotedomain && $remoteapikey && $remotepath) {
+ $result = file_get_contents("http://".$remotedomain.$remotepath."/time/local.json?apikey=".$remoteapikey);
if ($result[0]=='t') $remotesend = true;
}
- raspberrypi_set($userid,$apikey,$sgroup,$frequency,$baseid,$remotedomain,$remoteapikey,$remotesend);
+ raspberrypi_set($userid,$apikey,$sgroup,$frequency,$baseid,$remotedomain,$remotepath,$remoteapikey,$remotesend);
$output['message'] = "Raspberry PI settings updated";
}
diff --git a/raspberrypi_model.php b/raspberrypi_model.php
index f4d0aef..5a798e2 100644
--- a/raspberrypi_model.php
+++ b/raspberrypi_model.php
@@ -18,16 +18,16 @@
if (!$row)
{
- db_query("INSERT INTO raspberrypi ( userid, apikey, sgroup ,frequency, baseid, remotedomain, remoteapikey, remotesend) VALUES ( '0' , '' ,'1','4','15' ,'emoncms.
+ db_query("INSERT INTO raspberrypi ( userid, apikey, sgroup ,frequency, baseid, remotedomain, remotepath, remoteapikey, remotesend) VALUES ( '0' , '' ,'1','4','15
$result = db_query("SELECT * FROM raspberrypi");
$row = db_fetch_array($result);
}
return $row;
}
- function raspberrypi_set($userid,$apikey,$sgroup,$frequency,$baseid,$remotedomain,$remoteapikey,$remotesend)
+ function raspberrypi_set($userid,$apikey,$sgroup,$frequency,$baseid,$remotedomain,$remotepath,$remoteapikey,$remotesend)
{
- db_query("UPDATE raspberrypi SET `userid` = '$userid', `apikey` = '$apikey', `sgroup` = '$sgroup', `frequency` = '$frequency', `baseid` = '$baseid' ,`remotedomain`
+ db_query("UPDATE raspberrypi SET `userid` = '$userid', `apikey` = '$apikey', `sgroup` = '$sgroup', `frequency` = '$frequency', `baseid` = '$baseid' ,`remotedomain`
}
function raspberrypi_running()
diff --git a/raspberrypi_run.php b/raspberrypi_run.php
index 96ed29e..45a1af6 100644
--- a/raspberrypi_run.php
+++ b/raspberrypi_run.php
@@ -56,10 +56,11 @@
$baseid = $settings['baseid'];
$remotedomain = $settings['remotedomain'];
+ $remotepath = $settings['remotepath'];
$remoteapikey = $settings['remoteapikey'];
$sent_to_remote = false;
- $result = file_get_contents("http://".$remotedomain."/time/local.json?apikey=".$remoteapikey);
+ $result = file_get_contents("http://".$remotedomain.$remotepath."/time/local.json?apikey=".$remoteapikey);
if ($result[0]=='t') {echo "Remote upload enabled - details correct \n"; $sent_to_remote = true; }
// Create a stream context that configures the serial port
@@ -114,9 +115,9 @@
if ($settings['frequency'] !=$frequency) {$frequency = $settings['frequency']; fprintf($f,$frequency."b"); }
if ($settings['baseid'] !=$baseid) {$baseid = $settings['baseid']; fprintf($f,$baseid."i");}
- if ($settings['remotedomain'] !=$remotedomain || $settings['remoteapikey'] !=$remoteapikey)
+ if ($settings['remotedomain'] !=$remotedomain || $settings['remoteapikey'] !=$remoteapikey || $settings['remotepath'] !=$remotepath)
{
- $result = file_get_contents("http://".$remotedomain."/time/local.json?apikey=".$remoteapikey);
+ $result = file_get_contents("http://".$remotedomain.$remotepath."/time/local.json?apikey=".$remoteapikey);
if ($result[0]=='t') {echo "Remote upload enabled - details correct \n"; $sent_to_remote = true; }
}
@@ -133,7 +134,7 @@
$remotedata .= "]";
echo "Sending remote data";
//echo $remotedata."\n";
- getcontent($remotedomain,80,"/input/bulk.json?apikey=".$remoteapikey."&data=".$remotedata);
+ getcontent($remotedomain,80,$remotepath."/input/bulk.json?apikey=".$remoteapikey."&data=".$remotedata);
$ni = 0; $remotedata = "[";
$start_time = time();
}
@@ -211,7 +212,9 @@
function getcontent($server, $port, $file)
{
- $cont = "";
+ //$cont = "";
$ip = gethostbyname($server);
$fp = fsockopen($ip, $port);
if (!$fp)
@@ -220,7 +223,10 @@ function getcontent($server, $port, $file)
}
else
{
- $com = "GET $file HTTP/1.1\r\nAccept: */*\r\nAccept-Language: de-ch\r\nAccept-Encoding: gzip, deflate\r\nUser-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows
+ $com = "GET $file HTTP/1.1\r\nAccept: */*\r\nAccept-Language: de-ch\r\nAccept-Encoding: gzip, deflate\r\nUser-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows N
fputs($fp, $com);
/* Don't realy need to fetch output as it slows us down
while (!feof($fp))
diff --git a/raspberrypi_schema.php b/raspberrypi_schema.php
index 26e0355..06ab2d9 100644
--- a/raspberrypi_schema.php
+++ b/raspberrypi_schema.php
@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ $schema['raspberrypi'] = array(
'baseid' => array('type' => 'int(11)'),
'running' => array('type' => 'int(11)'),
'remotedomain' => array('type' => 'text'),
+ 'remotepath' => array('type' => 'text'),
'remoteapikey' => array('type' => 'text'),
'remotesend' => array('type' => 'int(11)')
);
diff --git a/raspberrypi_view.php b/raspberrypi_view.php
index 09bbde7..ce74e2c 100644
--- a/raspberrypi_view.php
+++ b/raspberrypi_view.php
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@

Forward data to remote emoncms server

Domain name
<input type="text" name="remotedomain" value="<?php echo $settings['remotedomain']; ?>" />

+
Path to emoncms
<input type="text" name="remotepath" value="<?php echo $settings['remotepath']; ?>" />

Write apikey
<input type="text" name="remoteapikey" value="<?php echo $settings['remoteapikey']; ?>" />

<?php if ($settings['remotesend']) echo "
Authentication successful
"; else echo "
Incorrect remote server details
"; ?>
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Note this adds an attribute in the database. The magical "Update and check" button in the Admin tab sorted this all out perfectly.
Re: Forward data to remote emoncms server
Hello Jerome
This sounds great, I would be happy to merge it into the module. Can you send me a pull request to the raspberry pi repo on github? You will need to make your own fork first, commit to that and then send a pull request.
Thanks a lot
Trystan
Re: Forward data to remote emoncms server
Done.
Thank you !


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4.1 Worst-Case Analysis
Most algorithms do
not perform the same in all cases; normally an algorithm's
performance varies with the data passed to it. Typically,
three cases are recognized: the best
case, worst case, and
average case. For any
algorithm, understanding what constitutes each of these cases
is an important part of analysis because performance can vary
significantly between them. Consider even a simple algorithm
such as linear search. Linear
search is a natural but inefficient search technique in which
we look for an element simply by traversing a set from one end
to the other. In the best case, the element we are looking for
is the first element we inspect, so we end up traversing only
a single element. In the worst case, however, the desired
element is the last one we inspect, in which case we end up
traversing all of the elements. On average, we can expect to
find the element somewhere in the middle.
4.1.1 Reasons for Worst-Case
Analysis
A basic
understanding of how an algorithm performs in all cases is
important, but usually we are most interested in how an
algorithm performs in the worst
case. There are four reasons why algorithms are
generally analyzed by their worst case:
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Many algorithms perform to their worst case
a large part of the time. For example, the worst case in
searching occurs when we do not find what we are looking for
at all. Imagine how frequently this takes place in some
database applications.
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The best case is not very informative
because many algorithms perform exactly the same in the best
case. For example, nearly all searching algorithms can
locate an element in one inspection at best, so analyzing
this case does not tell us much.
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Determining average-case performance is not
always easy. Often it is difficult to determine exactly what
the "average case" even is. Since we can seldom guarantee
precisely how an algorithm will be exercised, usually we
cannot obtain an average-case measurement that is likely to
be accurate.
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The worst case gives us an upper bound on
performance. Analyzing an algorithm's worst case guarantees
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Although worst-case analysis is the metric
for many algorithms, it is worth noting that there are
exceptions. Sometimes special circumstances let us base
performance on the average case. For example, randomized
algorithms such as quicksort (see Chapter
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Mark8130-Nov-19 07:36 AM
Full knowledge is all peers together
hastrup30-Nov-19 07:38 AM
But as I understand it. You can calculate it though the fees collected?
Mark8130-Nov-19 07:38 AM
That's true.
hastrup30-Nov-19 07:39 AM
So if there is 1.5m fees collected a day then the daily volume is 1b(edited)
But that tool have not been made so its a bit boring to do right now
@marktyler but if you want to calculate it here is the address that the fees are collected to(edited)
@Mark81 I think so to!! Chmex is a VIP in the Komodo eco system :)
Mark8130-Nov-19 07:45 AM
He has built one of most useful site for whole Komodo ecosystem.
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hastrup30-Nov-19 07:47 AM
Yes
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Mark8130-Nov-19 07:49 AM
Yes
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hastrup30-Nov-19 07:51 AM
I was sure I had something lol empty gesture
Mark8130-Nov-19 07:51 AM
!kmdtip @CHMEX all
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 But my tip went unfortunately to someone else right on tonys eyes. That was uncomfortable but tony took it right.

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 That is what's great and annoying about blockchain :)
marktyler30-Nov-19 12:02 PM
Where can you buy/trade "DEX" other than the atomic dex app
Lennart30-Nov-19 12:13 PM
nowhere atm afaik
chainswap, hyperdex... which is all atomic dex basically
coinexchange.io used to have it listed
but they're closing
CoinKing8830-Nov-19 01:24 PM
made a sell order at a price (not 1 in orderbooks), do i need to keep app on now untill it sells or can i go do something else and check sometimes if it filled?
Acura30-Nov-19 01:31 PM
depends on your OS from Smartphone
CoinKing8830-Nov-19 01:35 PM
ios
Acura30-Nov-19 01:42 PM
Currently with iOS the app must remain open so the screen must not be locked - but there will be a solution how to optimize it soon.
Neko30-Nov-19 04:04 PM
so no way to currently store DEX on a ledger right
Alright30-Nov-19 04:05 PM
You can store it on one, but it won't be that straight forward to get it off of it
not a bad idea for long term holding, but not very user friendly at all
Neko30-Nov-19 04:15 PM
k
saskboy30-Nov-19 06:54 PM
On an Android, does AtomicDEX run for trades if not the currently open app?
Lennart30-Nov-19 07:22 PM
yes
Flint30-Nov-19 09:57 PM
How applicable is the model in atomicDEX where the market maker no longer determines at what prices they are ready to buy or sell tokens. Instead, use a mechanism that combines everyone's liquidity and creates markets in accordance with a specific algorithm. This algorithm, known as the automated market maker (AMM), sets prices for the user according to some predefined set of rules. An example of a very simple AMM is a bot strategy, which puts out buy and sell orders exactly one dollar respectively lower and higher than the average market price and constantly reviews order placement as the market moves.
cipi30-Nov-19 09:58 PM
it is already done... with prices from coinpaprika.com
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Flint30-Nov-19 10:05 PM
I’m talking about using an option like the “Market Result Maker Model”. (Link in the repository for review: https://github.com/runtimeverification/verified-smart-contracts/blob/uniswap/uniswap/xyk.pdf) This AMM has the feature of being able to always provide liquidity, no matter how the size of the application is large or how small the size of the liquidity pool is. The trick is to asymptotically increase the price of a coin as the desired amount of purchase or sale increases. Despite the fact that large orders are disadvantaged in this system, the system never needs to worry about a lack of liquidity. Liquidity will literally always be.
cipi30-Nov-19 10:10 PM
you can implement whatever strategy you like through simply setting new prices for all the pairs and removing the old ones
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Flint30-Nov-19 10:16 PM
A common liquidity pool, in combination with the above technology, would provide liquidity on demand and add value to the KMD token as a liquidity pool that is blocked on atomicDEX, which is completely absent. the question is how difficult it is at this stage to import it into the exchange or a separate browser plugin. But for this, the DeFi concept at Komodo
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Flint30-Nov-19 10:35 PM
Just give an example, an example using the KMD / KmdUSD trading pair. Let's assume that market makers co-financed a pool of 100,000 KmdUSD and 1,000 KMD. DEX takes these two values and multiplies them (100,000 x 1000 = 100,000,000).
initial conditions: KmdUSD liquidity KMD liquidity product
100,000 1,000 100,000,000
x y k
The purpose of DEX for this particular trading pair is to preserve the result, i.e. multiplying these two values, equal to 100 million, regardless of how many trading operations take place. The key formula to keep in mind is x * y = k, where x and y are the number of coins in the liquidity pool and k is the result. To keep the constant k, x and y must be inversely dependent, i.e. if x goes up, then y goes down, and vice versa. When a trader makes a KMD purchase under this contract, he increases x (since they add KmdUSD to the liquidity pool) and decreases y (when they remove KMDUSD from the liquidity pool). But this scheme does not scale linearly. Trying to buy 100 KMD instead of 10 KMD does not just require 10 times more KmdUSD. In fact, it increases asymptotically.
The price depends on the size of the order the further you move along the curve, the less you get for one unit of currency that you give away
Flint30-Nov-19 11:00 PM
This is good food for thought! For example, the Chinese will give us the necessary liquidity if there are collateral DeFi instruments and stablecoin based on KMD support so I leave it here maybe someone can implement this in the form of code all the more there is the opportunity to work with python - go for it guys
polycryptoblog01-Dec-19 05:37 AM
@Flint#cc-pegs
Flint01-Dec-19 08:07 AM
@polycryptoblog Yes, this was discussed already, I remember! But the suggestion is to implement, at least as a plug-in in the browser, the concept of solving the liquidity problem that I described using just # cc-pegs! Moreover, the liquidity pool if it is replenished not only with stable coins tied to the dollar but also with assets such as gold and stock exchange shares, then the pool will very quickly attract those who will block their KMDs and thus increase the value of the token and the whole platform as a whole, but the problem is the market makers will be resolved
smk762 - dracocanis ominator01-Dec-19 11:17 AM
pytomic has some simple bot functionality in a terminal interface, but it's not perfect. Happy to take PRs, but have been more focused on some GUI stuff lately.
Dr.Terminus01-Dec-19 03:35 PM
cant seem to send bitcoin out of AtomicDEX on IOS.. anyone else notice this? I get a 'try again later' error
CoinKing8801-Dec-19 03:47 PM
I had a error too a while ago because it was a segwit address starting with a 3
The dex currently does not support those addresses, maybe thats your problem?
Markus01-Dec-19 03:50 PM
Right, he need to use a legacy address, segwit addresses not supported yet
Dr.Terminus01-Dec-19 03:50 PM
thanks, will attempt
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Regnar01-Dec-19 06:07 PM
Do you need ETH for gas if you are swapping KMD to ETH?
jl777c01-Dec-19 06:11 PM
yes
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Regnar01-Dec-19 06:13 PM
I figured transaction fee would come from the sender, is there a reason it is this way?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Dec-19 06:24 PM
2 transactions (one from seller to swap addy and one from swap addy to buyer)= 2 fees
in fairness, both buyer and seller should cover 1 fee each
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Oszy01-Dec-19 06:24 PM
that's the dex fee
jl777c01-Dec-19 06:29 PM
to receive what you buy, you need to transfer the ERC20, to do that it requires ETH for the gas
Regnar01-Dec-19 08:38 PM
I meant just ETH, not a token or anything. Exchanging KMD to ETH requires the person with KMD to also have ETH. That was what confused me, that you can't buy ETH unless you have ETH and pay the gas fee (makes sense with tokens) I figured the TX fee was paid by seller of ETH(edited)
jl777c01-Dec-19 08:40 PM
it should be possible to spend part of the proceeds for the ETH gas fee. that isnt the case?
cipi01-Dec-19 08:42 PM
the taker who buys the ETH also needs to pay gas afaik, because the maker (selling ETH) only pays for the tx from his address to the contract address... but the taker needs to call the contract in order to get the ETH from the contract address to his own address
if you look closer at the second transaction, you see that it contains the call to the function receiverSpend of the contract
this is what transfers the ETH to the taker (buying the ETH)... and this is what costs gas for the taker... the call to this function of the contract to get the bought ETH
jl777c01-Dec-19 09:00 PM
so it is due to ETH design that you need ETH even as taker
for other coins, it isnt needed
cipi01-Dec-19 09:01 PM
yes, or the design of the contract... i have no idea if it is possible to design the contract a bit different, so it takes the needed ETH for the gas from somewhere else (eg, maker sends a bit more ETH then needed)
it would likely require an extra transaction, which costs more gas... and only makes sense for the first one when the taker has no ETH
probably not unreasonable to expect someone doing ETH/ERC20 stuff to have some ETH
phm8702-Dec-19 01:18 AM
Several coins will have no exchange at all after crypto bridge closing, should we reach to these communities to add these coins into atomicdex ?
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mobipoi02-Dec-19 07:09 AM
Absolutely more people joining AtomicDex more users hence more users more people willing to pay for the listings fees to join the club(edited)
hyperDEX02-Dec-19 07:32 AM
@phm87 which coins out of interest
phm8702-Dec-19 07:33 AM
The following coins & won t have exchange after have been dropped due to CryptoBridge closing: $POLY (polytimos), $PGN, $GENIX, $HANA, $AGM, $VIVO, $HLX, ZNY (yescryptR8), $AUS, $ZCL


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this is the common FAQ of LISP language programming, the FAQ is built to avoid so many wasted time spending hours just to browse the web, looking for any repeated useless question, rahter than practice.
this FAQ, is not intended for public audience, I write this article as the answer for my self, so maybe this is not for you, because the situation maybe vary.
FAQ
should I learn Lisp (or Scheme) ?
Yes, if you
- if you don’t take any university class when reading this document, by mean you have more free time than university student, I highly recommend you to pick one of the Scheme implementation, and start learning.
No, if you
- if you student at university, I have to say that it’s likely you have “default” programing language that your university choose, mostly Java or Python. don’t feel such in hurry to learn Lisp, it’s better to learn what your university pick for you, maybe it’s hard because you want to learn another programming language, but for the first timer the importance is to learn how to know the fundamental things in programing (Identifiers, Data Types, Literas, Array and so on), after you grasp the syntax and the paradigm of the programming language, it’s not enough. You need to practice it, read other’s people code, write more code, and do deliberate practice, solve programming poblem in project euler, codechef or other.
if you take Lisp with you when you still learning the basic of programming, you will have less time to practice(the default language), and when you don’t practice enough, you can’t accomplish your taks from your lecturer or you can’t do so much contribution in your shcool project team.
when you grasp the programming skill you can now learn other languages, based on paradigm. You can’t say one language more beautiful and well-design than other if you are medium programmer, you can judge something when you master it, and you can love something when you master it. I doubt with people saying “I like foo” when it is the first day he learn it, mostly they do because following other people. When you added more language to your programming skill list, your view and programming skill increased, and at this point, you can pick the language based on your liking
but I hate java ?
some folk (including me) heard so many people hate java, even the funny thing is, I ever visit this project page , and I find “Never discriminate (even if you like Emacs and Java).”.
the first time I introduced java in my university, I was shocked, because as far as I know, the community more likely like Pyhton than java. I spend so many time spending time to think,sent emails here and there asking for advice, especially when I read “Free but Shackled - The Java Trap“, so I spend some days figuring out.
I find the answer for my self as below:
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“free but shackled”. of course I can pick other programming languge, but at November 13, 2006 java relased as free software. so you can use OpenJDK, hack it, build something awesome with, and get your freedom.
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“Java got so many critique”. beside being popular, java got so many critique about design and so on, but always remember that Java is just a tool, it is not religion that you will bring forever. it’s a tool for solving problem. I do hate java before, but when Mr.Windiarto Nugroho built his SIMRS in java, and relased as free software, so many hospitals adopt it. it’s not about the language, library, framework you use, but how contribution you give to society
what is the difference beetween OpenJDK and OracleJDK ?
as stated here
Q: What is the difference between the source code found in the OpenJDK repository, and the code you use to build the Oracle JDK?
A: It is very close - our build process for Oracle JDK releases builds on OpenJDK 7 by adding just a couple of pieces, like the deployment code, which includes Oracle’s implementation of the Java Plugin and Java WebStart, as well as some closed source third party components like a graphics rasterizer, some open source third party components, like Rhino, and a few bits and pieces here and there, like additional documentation or third party fonts. Moving forward, our intent is to open source all pieces of the Oracle JDK except those that we consider commercial features such as JRockit Mission Control (not yet available in Oracle JDK), and replace encumbered third party components with open source alternatives to achieve closer parity between the code bases.
Notes
pick one and start.
don’t waste your time comparing foo with baz, baz with bar, or comparing one implementation to other. for beginner the most important thing is to understand the fundamental things of programning (Identifiers, Data Types, Literals, Array and so on). don’t take other people rant’s, those rants (language design, inconsistency,speed) is not for you as beginner. there will be a time when you can choose a language that suits your heart’s will, pick one and start.
it’s not that hard to learn other languages.
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I’m currently the CTO of Tradeo Inc., where I develop and supervise various Ruby on Rails and Node.js applications. Before that I’ve worked as Java developer (Swing, JavaEE, etc). Before that I used to be a C++ developer and before that I developed Linux kernel drivers for some embedded devices. As you can see I’ve gradually transferred from low-level to very high level programming – hopefully this will preserve my sanity for a while.
 Most of them have heard that Lisp is pretty cool but are also sceptical about it on many levels. I want to write a book that will reach them. Most of the good Common Lisp books out there are a bit dated (Paul Graham’s excellent books were published almost 10 years ago) and tend to assume that the reader is already pretty motivated to learn the language. So I’m trying to help bridge the culture gap.
Peter Seibel also the one who sent an email to Joshua Bloch, convince him to implement chained exception in Java.
Peter Seibel’s answer for my question.
Hey, I never answered your earlier DM. There are definitely people who get paid to use Clojure. And here and there proper making a living with Common Lisp. But if I learned over thing from writing Coders, it’s that languages don’t matter that much. Which USD nitty you say that learning a bunch of languages isn’t useful. Anyway, best of luck and happy hacking!
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Operating system, programming language, software and technology a tool (tool) that we must master and use to solve problems. The tool is impermanent, and not a religion that must be embraced or broadcasted for life. Dependency on a tool is folly. The coachman’s debate about the tools and mutual cursing or dug up a tool is futile, because they each have their own advantages and disadvantages
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- Why is everyone in such a rush?
- Java’s Cover
- Beating the Averages
- The Perils of JavaSchools
- Articles and Essays - schemers.org
- How To Become A Hacker - Eric Steven Raymond
- How I do my computing - RMS
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Example uses of the SettingsManager library and Promiseifyish library
This page illustrates the general use of SettingsManager, as well as an example with a promiseified version, using Promiseifyish.
There are some advantages to using a promise-style API over standard callback style. In general, the code flows better and is easier to read with Promises.
Compare the two code samples below to see the difference between the callback style and the promise style.
Consider the typical use of the SettingsManager:
// Handlers
function onSettingsLoaded(settings) {
console.log('loaded', settings);
}
function onSettingsSaved() {
console.log('settings saved');
}
function onError(error) {
console.log('error:', error);
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// Start with a load
var settingsManager = new SettingsManager();
settingsManager.load(function onLoad(settings) {
// Handle the load response and start a save
onSettingsLoaded(settings);
settingsManager.save({one: 1, two: 'two'}, function onSave() {
// Handle the save response and start another load
onSettingsSaved();
settingsManager.load(function onLoad(settings) {
// Handle the load response and start another save
onSettingsLoaded(settings);
settingsManager.save({three: 3, two: 2}, function onSave() {
// Handle the save response and start another load
onSettingsSaved();
settingsManager.load(function onLoad(settings) {
// Handle the load response
onSettingsLoaded(settings);
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}, onError);
Compare with the promiseified version:
// Promiseify a SettingsManager instance
var promisifiedSettingsManager = Promiseify(new SettingsManager());
promisifiedSettingsManager.load()
.then(onSettingsLoaded)
.then(() => promisifiedSettingsManager.save({one: 1, two: 'two'}))
.then(onSettingsSaved)
.then(() => promisifiedSettingsManager.load())
.then(onSettingsLoaded)
.then(() => promisifiedSettingsManager.save({three: 3, two: 2}))
.then(onSettingsSaved)
.then(() => promisifiedSettingsManager.load())
.then(onSettingsLoaded)
.catch(onError);
This example shows code for both the standard usage as well as the promiseified usage, running next to each other. Notice how the results are the same; this shows that the promisiefied version retains API functionality.


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If you’re jaded and don’t care anymore - I get it, but I always look forward to seeing what’s coming up on the software roadmap. It’s easy to forget that Apple used to charge for software updates on the Mac and even on the iPod. Free updates are always welcome, and despite the conspiracy theories, I don’t believe Apple ever willfully intends to slow down the hardware with them.
There was a lot crammed into the keynote - with an expanding portfolio of devices, Apple didn’t want to leave any product out. As a result, there wasn’t an overarching theme - just a barrage of software improvements, many weirdly addressing, point-by-point, criticisms from product reviews on major tech sites such as The Verge.
 Who actually needs a 28-core CPU and 1.5 terabytes of RAM?
Not anyone who is starting a home business and needs to get up and running on a shoestring. Not even the hobbyists who like to build overclocked PCs and brag about their liquid-nitrogen cooling systems. No, the Mac Pro is for the major players - such as an established video production company with a bottomless IT budget.
Nothing epitomizes this divide more than that infamous moment when Apple lost the crowd and sparked off an unfortunate wave of media coverage that somewhat overshadowed an otherwise excellent keynote.
Let’s be honest - no ordinary individual would be happy paying a thousand bucks for a monitor stand. To suggest otherwise speaks to the insane position of wealth and privilege that permeates the Apple spaceship campus. So, yeah, they deserve flak for that one.
Not to say I wasn’t gobsmacked when I saw how you could edit three 8K streams simultaneously and apply special effects in real time without any rendering. Insane - but it’s nothing more than a fantasy for anyone but the one percent.
Millions of iPhone users, however, have iOS 13 to look forward to - coming this fall. I’m relieved that my iPhone 6S will get it, but feel the nip of obsolescence at my heels. Apple dropped support for the iPhone 6 this year. Does that mean my 6S won’t get iOS 14 next year? Five years is a good run and a lot more than Android phones get, so I guess I can’t complain. I just hope 2020 brings a worthy successor.
One of the most hyped iOS announcements is silly, trendy, but fun: dark mode is coming. The reason I kind of like dark mode is that, despite requiring almost no engineering effort, it puts UI designers in the front seat and let’s them go nuts.
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Unfortunately for me, Apple has dropped support for my iPad Air. I’ve been drooling over the newer iPads, but wasn’t planning on replacing mine at all. I don’t really use it for more than watching YouTube videos anyway. And there’s no way I could go all in and use the iPad as my primary computer at this point. As nice as they are, they don’t match the MacBook Pro in terms of sheer possibility just yet. I wouldn’t even be able to deploy this blog!
Without any more security updates, I’ll just have to be careful about what I do on my iPad from now on. There is always an increased risk when using old software of course.
Other OS updates at WWDC included the debut of macOS Catalina, where iTunes has finally been dismantled into a bunch of separate apps. WatchOS 6 looks good, and finally gets its own app store, but mostly I can’t believe the Apple Watch has been around for four years already. I’m still not that interested in buying one, but would probably love it as a gift, if that makes sense. And tvOS will support both Xbox and Playstation 4 controllers, which is a great idea, but I’d rather just play games on my actual PS4, thanks.
One of the most compelling new features to come out of WWDC is squarely focused on what Apple does best: privacy. When signing up on a new website or app, you will soon be able to sign in with Apple instead of with Facebook or Google. I, and many others, have never trusted those other guys but convenience and privacy together is a big win for users.
The option to generate a fake email for each sign-up is really smart, but has been done before. I’ve been sporadically using Blur for this, but honesty - I trust Apple more and would use email masking all the time if it was backed by a reputable company.
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Before I go, here’s a second installment of my ongoing segment dedicated to the obliteration of the notch. In the previous segment, it seemed that the OnePlus 7 Pro was really onto something with its beautiful display and motorized pop-up selfie camera.
This time, it is the Chinese company Xiaomi claiming to have developed the ultimate notch killer. The information comes In a series of tweets from Alvin Tse and Wang Xiang.
They’re going for the Holy Grail and developing an under-the-display camera. According to Xiang’s tweet, a small part of the display can become transparent when a picture is taken to let light into the camera. We’ll see - messing around in an R&D lab is one thing, scaling it up for production is another.
Another sign we’ve got to check our expectations: Introducing this concept in tweets is deliberately casual.
As I mentioned last year, Samsung is also working on an Under Panel Sensor (UPS).
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We have simulated NIRSpec MSA data for CEERS pointing 3 using the NIRSpec Instrument Performance Simulator (IPS; Piquéras et al. 2010), with input sources taken from the CANDELS EGS photometric catalog (Stefanon et al. 2017). The input spectra are simulated as continuum SED models with emission lines using the MAPPINGS library (Allen et al. 2008), with simulation scenes created from the CEERS MSA configurations. The IPS turns these scenes into simulated count-rate maps, which are the input for Stage 2 of the JWST Calibration Pipeline.
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Alternatively, see below to access the fully reduced 2D spectra and flux calibrated 1D spectra. We also provide the count-rate maps and step-by-step instructions for reducing them through Stages 2 and 3 of the pipeline.
| GRATING/FILTER | 2D SPECTRA | 1D SPECTRA |
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| G140M/F100LP | Distortion-corrected 2D spectra | Extracted 1D spectra Flux-calibrated 1D spectra |
| G235M/F170LP | Distortion-corrected 2D spectra | Extracted 1D spectra Flux-calibrated 1D spectra |
| G395M/F290LP | Distortion-corrected 2D spectra | Extracted 1D spectra Flux-calibrated 1D spectra |
| Prism/Clear | Distortion-corrected 2D spectra | Extracted 1D spectra Flux-calibrated 1D spectra |
Reducing the count-rate maps through the JWST Calibration Pipeline requires a considerable amount of time and memory. We therefore provide instructions on how to reduce the simulated data in two parts:
CEERS3 NIRSpec MSA Detailed Reduction (Part 1, recommended starting place):
Part 1 incluces all input files necessary to reduce exposures for one prism observation and one G395M observation, including a notebook (CEERS_NIRSpec_MSA_detailed_reduction.ipynb) that demonstrates running the Calibration Pipeline steps as well as custom processing steps we've developed for the simulated data.
Download CEERS3_NIRSpec_MSA_detailed_reduction.zip (~400 MB). Note: unzips to 1.7 GB and takes up ~6 GB including all reference files and calibration pipeline outputs, i.e., after running all steps in the notebook.
CEERS3 Full NIRSpec Reduction (Part 2):
Part 2 provides the full reduction of the complete pointing 3, with steps provided in the Jupyter notebook CEERS3_full_NIRSpec_reduction.ipynb.
Download CEERS3_full_NIRSpec_reduction.zip (~3 GB). Note: unzips to ~4.6 GB and takes up ~12.5 GB after performing all steps.
Please consult the README files packaged with each zipped directory before performing any of the reduction steps.


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| Methods' Summary |
| getSupportedPackageTypes |
gets the supported XPackageTypeInfos.
|
| createAbortChannel |
creates a command channel to be used to asynchronously abort a command.
|
| addExtension |
adds an extension.
The properties argument is currently only used to suppress the license information
for shared extensions.
|
| removeExtension |
removes an extension.
|
| enableExtension |
enable an extension.
If the extension is not from the user repository then an
IllegalArgumentException is thrown.
|
| disableExtension |
disable an extension.
If the extension is not from the user repository then an
IllegalArgumentException is thrown.
|
| getDeployedExtensions |
gets all currently installed extensions, including disabled
user extensions.
|
| getDeployedExtension |
gets an installed extensions.
|
| getExtensionsWithSameIdentifier |
gets all extensions with the same identifer from all repositories.
The extension at the first position in the returned sequence represents
the extension from the user repository. The next element is from the shared
and the last one is from the bundled repository.
If one repository does not contain this extension, then the respective
element is a null reference.
|
| getAllExtensions |
returns a sequence containing all installed extensions.
The members of the returned sequence correspond to an extension with a
particular extension identifer. The members are also sequences which
contain as many elements as there are repositories. Those are ordered
according to the priority of the repository. That is, the first member
is the extension from the user repository, the second is from the shared
repository and the last is from the bundled repository.
|
| reinstallDeployedExtensions |
Expert feature: erases the underlying registry cache and reinstalls
all previously added extensions. Please keep in mind that all
registration status get lost.
|
| synchronize |
synchronizes the extension database with the contents of the extensions
folder of shared and bundled extensinos.
Added extensions will be added to the database and removed extensions
will be removed from the database.
The active extensions are determined. That is, shared or bundled extensions
are not necessaryly registered (XPackage::registerPackage).
|
| synchronizeBundledPrereg |
synchronizes the special bundled_prereg repository, which is based on
the bundled extensions and has its registration data folder at
$BUNDLED_EXTENSIONS_PREREG (for example openoffice.org3/share/prereg).
All bundled extensions are registered (XPackage::registerPackage).
The active extensions are NOT determined, because this function only works
with bundled extensions.
This function is intended to be called during the installation of OOo.
OOo will copy parts of the registration data folder to the user installation at the
first startup.
|
| getExtensionsWithUnacceptedLicenses |
returns all extensions which are currently not in use
because the user did not accept the license.
The function will not return any object for the user repository, because
a user extension will not be kept in the user repository if its license
is declined. Only extensions which are registered at start-up of OOo,
that is, shared and bundled extensions, can be returned.
Extensions which allow the license to be suppressed, that is, it does not
need to be displayed, and which are installed with the corresponding option,
are also not returned.
Extensions returned by this functions are not returned by
::XExtensionManger::getDeployedExtension
::XExtensionManger::getDeployedExtensions
::XExtensionManger::getAllExtensions
::XExtensionManger::getExtensionsWithSameIdentifier
|
| checkPrerequisitesAndEnable |
check if all prerequisites for the extension are fulfilled
and activates it, if possible.
|
| isReadOnlyRepository |
determines if the current user has write access to the extensions folder
of the repository.
|
| Methods' Details |
| getSupportedPackageTypes
|
createAbortChannel
- Description
- creates a command channel to be used to asynchronously abort a command.
- Returns
- abort channel
|
|
addExtension
- Description
- adds an extension.
The properties argument is currently only used to suppress the license information
for shared extensions.
- Parameter url
- package URL, must be UCB conform
- Parameter properties
- additional properties, for example, that the license is to be
suppressed (if supported by the extension)
- Parameter repository
- the name of the repository
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the adding process,
or null
- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error and progress handling
- Returns
- object representing the extension.
|
|
removeExtension
- Description
- removes an extension.
- Parameter identifier
- package identifier
- Parameter fileName
- package file name
- Parameter repository
- the name of the repository
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the removing process,
or null
- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error and progress handling
|
|
enableExtension
- Description
- enable an extension.
If the extension is not from the user repository then an
IllegalArgumentException is thrown.
- Parameter extension
- the extension which is to be enabled.
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the removing process,
or null
- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error and progress handling
|
|
disableExtension
- Description
- disable an extension.
If the extension is not from the user repository then an
IllegalArgumentException is thrown.
- Parameter extension
- the extension which is to be disabled
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the removing process,
or null
- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error and progress handling
|
|
getDeployedExtensions
- Description
- gets all currently installed extensions, including disabled
user extensions.
- Parameter repository
- the repository from which the extensions are returned
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the removing process,
or null
- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error and progress handling
- Returns
- all currently installed packages
|
|
getDeployedExtension
- Description
- gets an installed extensions.
- Parameter repositroy
- the name of the repository
- Parameter identifier
- extension identifier
- Parameter fileName
- extension file name
- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error and progress handling
- Returns
- XPackage object
|
|
getExtensionsWithSameIdentifier
- Description
- gets all extensions with the same identifer from all repositories.
The extension at the first position in the returned sequence represents
the extension from the user repository. The next element is from the shared
and the last one is from the bundled repository.
If one repository does not contain this extension, then the respective
element is a null reference.
|
|
getAllExtensions
- Description
- returns a sequence containing all installed extensions.
The members of the returned sequence correspond to an extension with a
particular extension identifer. The members are also sequences which
contain as many elements as there are repositories. Those are ordered
according to the priority of the repository. That is, the first member
is the extension from the user repository, the second is from the shared
repository and the last is from the bundled repository.
|
|
reinstallDeployedExtensions
- Description
- Expert feature: erases the underlying registry cache and reinstalls
all previously added extensions. Please keep in mind that all
registration status get lost.
Please use this in case of suspected cache inconsistencies only.
- Parameter repositroy
- the name of the repository
- Parameter xAbortChannel
- abort channel to asynchronously abort the adding process
- Parameter xCmdEnv
- command environment for error and progress handling
|
|
synchronize
- Description
- synchronizes the extension database with the contents of the extensions
folder of shared and bundled extensinos.
Added extensions will be added to the database and removed extensions
will be removed from the database.
The active extensions are determined. That is, shared or bundled extensions
are not necessaryly registered (XPackage::registerPackage).
- Returns
- If true - then at least one extension was removed or added. Otherwise
nothing was chaned.
|
|
synchronizeBundledPrereg
- Description
- synchronizes the special bundled_prereg repository, which is based on
the bundled extensions and has its registration data folder at
$BUNDLED_EXTENSIONS_PREREG (for example openoffice.org3/share/prereg).
All bundled extensions are registered (XPackage::registerPackage).
The active extensions are NOT determined, because this function only works
with bundled extensions.
This function is intended to be called during the installation of OOo.
OOo will copy parts of the registration data folder to the user installation at the
first startup.
|
|
getExtensionsWithUnacceptedLicenses
- Description
- returns all extensions which are currently not in use
because the user did not accept the license.
The function will not return any object for the user repository, because
a user extension will not be kept in the user repository if its license
is declined. Only extensions which are registered at start-up of OOo,
that is, shared and bundled extensions, can be returned.
Extensions which allow the license to be suppressed, that is, it does not
need to be displayed, and which are installed with the corresponding option,
are also not returned.
Extensions returned by this functions are not returned by
::XExtensionManger::getDeployedExtension
::XExtensionManger::getDeployedExtensions
::XExtensionManger::getAllExtensions
::XExtensionManger::getExtensionsWithSameIdentifier
|
|
checkPrerequisitesAndEnable
- Description
- check if all prerequisites for the extension are fulfilled
and activates it, if possible.
|
|
isReadOnlyRepository
| boolean |
| isReadOnlyRepository( |
[in] string |
repository ); |
- Description
- determines if the current user has write access to the extensions folder
of the repository.
|
|
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945_tom_yam.py
from collections import deque
class Solution:
INF = 10**9
def minimumEffortPath(self, heights: List[List[int]]) -> int:
row, col = len(heights), len(heights[0])
effort = [[self.INF] * col for _ in range(row)]
q = deque([(0, 0)])
effort[0][0] = 0
while q:
i, j = q.popleft()
if i > 0:
cost = max(abs(heights[i-1][j] - heights[i][j]), effort[i][j])
if effort[i-1][j] > cost:
effort[i-1][j] = cost
q.append((i-1, j))
if j > 0:
cost = max(abs(heights[i][j-1] - heights[i][j]), effort[i][j])
if effort[i][j-1] > cost:
effort[i][j-1] = cost
q.append((i, j-1))
if i+1 < row:
cost = max(abs(heights[i+1][j] - heights[i][j]), effort[i][j])
if effort[i+1][j] > cost:
effort[i+1][j] = cost
q.append((i+1, j))
if j+1 < col:
cost = max(abs(heights[i][j+1] - heights[i][j]), effort[i][j])
if effort[i][j+1] > cost:
effort[i][j+1] = cost
q.append((i, j+1))
return effort[row-1][col-1]


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See Clearance Agents for details.
Begin contacting the “brigade du port” (Port Captain) on VHF 16 on approach. Their VHF is limited and they may not answer until you are quite close. Be ready to use French.
Authorities prefer that yachts do not anchor out, but instead come directly to the dock at the Port Captain's office.
The agent will greet the yacht at the dock and officials will board the boat.
Offices are only closed on Sundays. Clearance is supposed to be available at any time, but in practice it is advisable to ensure daylight arrival.
There are officially no overtime fees, however some cruisers have reported being asked for these when arriving on a Sunday or at night. See Fees for details of clearance costs.
At Mutsamudu, you will be expected to tie up against the old tugboat in front of the Port Captain's office for clearance immediately, even if you arrive at night (see photo courtesy of SV Totem - September 2015). Expect to be boarded and searched. It might be wise to hide valuables such as laptops and phones.
The Port Captain here will issue domestic clearance to Moheli at no charge.
Last updated September 2015.
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Visas for 45 days and 90 days are offered.
Last updated September 2015.
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In 2015 yachts report that they were not provided with any clearance documents from customs, nor were they asked to make any customs declarations or charged any fees.
Last updated September 2015.
Update August 2016: An outbreak of Foot and Mouth disease in Reunion and Rodrigues has resulted in strict food import restrictions. See this Noonsite report
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Malaria: Following testing Comoros-wide by a Chinese pharmaceutical company, malaria has now been eradicated. See this article for further details: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/chinas-test-malaria-drug-artequick-experiment-on-population-of-comoros/
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All water must be regarded as unsafe unless boiled or treated.
Last updated September 2016.
Harbour police and local gendarme: 10,000 CF (or 20 Euros) each.
Port Captain: 25,000 CF(or 50 Euros).
In the past, police/gendarme fees were negotiable and often higher; this should now be a fixed rate that new arrivals can expect.
There are officially no overtime fees, however some cruisers have reported being asked for these when arriving on a Sunday or at night.
Visas cost 15,000 Comoros Francs (CF) per adult (or 30 Euros) and 1,000 CF per child, for up to 45 days
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Drunkard son burnt alive by parents in Telangana
The shocking incident occurred on Tuesday night at Musthayalapalli village in Warangal
by IANSIn a horrific act, a couple burnt alive their drunkard son in Telangana's Warangal Rural district on Tuesday, police said.
Fed up with his habits and harassment for money, K. Prabhakar and Vimala tied up K. Mahesh Chandra, 42, poured petrol and set him afire.
The shocking incident occurred on Tuesday night at Musthayalapalli village in Warangal Rural district, about 200 km from Hyderabad.
According to police, Mahesh was habitual alcoholic and unable to bear his harassment, his wife had gone to her parents' house two months ago. Since then, he had started harassing his parents for money. Villagers said he was even beating them up.
Mahesh, the father of a son and a daughter, came drunk on Tuesday night and started beating his parents. Unable to bear this treatment any longer, they tied him to a pole and burnt him alive.
Mahesh, who was working as a clerk in Warangal Agriculture Market, died on the spot. Policemen from Damera rushed to the village and shifted the body for autopsy. They registered a case and arrested Mahesh's parents.
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THE MATRIX
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doodle.Graphics
Description:
- Graphics (draw:Array) :Object
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Inherits
- Object
Parameters
- draw:Array –
Returns
- Object –
Properties
- lineCap :string
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Returns
- string – [read-only]
See Also
- context.lineCap [Canvas API]
- A lineCap Example [Canvas Tutorial]
- lineJoin :string
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Returns
- string – [read-only]
See Also
- context.lineJoin [Canvas API]
- A lineJoin Example [Canvas Tutorial]
- lineWidth :number
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Returns
- number – [read-only]
See Also
- context.lineWidth [Canvas API]
- A lineWidth Example [Canvas Tutorial]
- lineMiter :number
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The miter value means that a second filled triangle must (if possible, given the miter length) be rendered at the join, with one line being the line between the two aforementioned corners, abutting the first triangle, and the other two being continuations of the outside edges of the two joining lines, as long as required to intersect without going over the miter length.
Returns
- number – [read-only]
See Also
- context.miterLimit [Canvas API]
- A miterLimit Demo [Canvas Tutorial]
Methods
- bezierCurveTo (pt1:Point, pt2:Point, pt3:Point) :void
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Bezier curve to point.
Parameters
- pt1:Point – Control point 1
- pt2:Point – Control point 2
- pt3:Point – End point
See Also
- context.bezierCurveTo [Canvas API]
- Bezier and Quadratic Curves [Canvas Tutorial]
- beginGradientFill (type:GradientType, pt1:Point, pt2:Point, ratios:number, colors:Array, alphas:Array) :void
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Parameters
- type:GradientType –
- pt1:Point –
- pt2:Point –
- ratios:number –
- colors:Array –
- alphas:Array –
See Also
- context.createLinearGradient [Canvas API]
- context.createRadialGradient [Canvas API]
- context.addColorStop [Canvas API]
- context.fillStyle [Canvas API]
- Gradients [Canvas Tutorial]
- beginPath () :void
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See Also
- context.beginPath [Canvas API]
- Drawing Paths [Canvas Tutorial]
- beginPatternFill (image:HTMLImageElement, repeat:Pattern) :void
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Parameters
- image:HTMLImageElement –
- repeat:Pattern –
See Also
- context.createPattern [Canvas API]
- context.fillStyle [Canvas API]
- Patterns [Canvas Tutorial]
- circle (x:number, y:number, radius:number) :void
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Parameters
- x:number – The x location of the center of the circle relative to the registration point of the parent display object (in pixels).
- y:number – The y location of the center of the circle relative to the registration point of the parent display object (in pixels).
- radius:number –
See Also
- Arcs [Canvas Tutorial]
- closePath () :void
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See Also
- context.closePath [Canvas API]
- context.stroke [Canvas API]
- Drawing Paths [Canvas Tutorial]
- ellipse (x:number, y:number, width:number, height:number) :void
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Parameters
- x:number –
- y:number –
- width:number –
- height:number –
- endFill () :void
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See Also
- context.fill [Canvas API]
- Drawing Paths [Canvas Tutorial]
- lineStyle (thickness:number, color:Color, alpha:number, caps:LineCap, joints:LineJoin, miterLimit:number) :void
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Parameters
- thickness:number –
- color:Color –
- alpha:number –
- caps:LineCap –
- joints:LineJoin –
- miterLimit:number –
See Also
- context.lineWidth [Canvas API]
- context.strokeStyle [Canvas API]
- context.lineCap [Canvas API]
- context.lineJoin [Canvas API]
- context.miterLimit [Canvas API]
- lineTo (x:number, y:number) :void
- moveTo (x:number, y:number) :void
- rect (x:number, y:number, width:number, height:number) :void
-
Parameters
- x:number –
- y:number –
- width:number –
- height:number –
See Also
- context.rect [Canvas API]
- Rectangles [Canvas Tutorial]
- roundRect (x:number, y:number, width:number, height:number, rx:number, ry:number) :void
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Parameters
- x:number –
- y:number –
- width:number –
- height:number –
- rx:number –
- ry:number –
- stroke () :void
-
See Also
- context.stroke [Canvas API]
- Drawing Paths [Canvas Tutorial]
- draw (fn:Function) :void
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Provide direct access to the canvas drawing api. Canvas context is called as the first argument to function. Unable to set bounds from a user supplied function unless explictly set.
Parameters
- fn:Function –
Examples
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x = Object.create(doodle.sprite);
x.graphics.draw(function (ctx) {
ctx.fillStyle = "#ff0000";
ctx.fillRect(this.x, this.y, 100, 100);
});
x.draw();
- curveTo (pt1:Point, pt2:Point) :void
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Quadratic curve to point.
Parameters
- pt1:Point – Control point
- pt2:Point – End point
See Also
- context.quadraticCurveTo [Canvas API]
- Bezier and Quadratic Curves [Canvas Tutorial]
- clear () :void
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Remove all drawing commands for sprite.
- toString () :string
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Returns the string representation of the specified object.
- beginFill (color:Color, alpha:number) :void
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Specifies a simple one-color fill that subsequent calls to other graphics methods use when drawing.
Parameters
- color:Color – In hex format.
- alpha:number –
See Also
- context.fillStyle [Canvas API]
- Colors [Canvas Tutorial]


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