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The observed place of a source is its position as
seen by a perfect theodolite at the location of the
observer. Transformation of an apparent to observed
place involves the following effects:
- to .
- Diurnal aberration.
- to .
- Refraction.
The transformation from apparent to
apparent is made by allowing for
Earth rotation through the sidereal time, :
For this equation to work, must be the apparent right
ascension for the time of observation, and must be
the local apparent sidereal time. The latter is obtained
as follows:
- 1.
- from civil time obtain the coordinated universal time, UTC
(more later on this);
- 2.
- add the UT1-UTC (typically a few tenths of a second) to
give the UT;
- 3.
- from the UT compute the Greenwich mean sidereal time (using
sla_GMST);
- 4.
- add the observer's (east) longitude, giving the local mean
sidereal time;
- 5.
- add the equation of the equinoxes (using
sla_EQEQX).
The equation of the equinoxes ( plus
small terms)
is the effect of nutation on the sidereal time.
Its value is typically a second or less. It is
interesting to note that if the object of the exercise is to
transform a mean place all the way into an observed place (very
often the case),
then the equation of the
equinoxes and the longitude component of nutation can both be
omitted, removing a great deal of computation. However, SLALIB
follows the normal convention and works via the apparent place.
Note that for very precise work the observer's longitude should
be corrected for polar motion. This can be done with
sla_POLMO.
The corrections are always less than about
, and
are futile unless the position of the observer's telescope is known
to better than a few metres.
Tables of observed and
predicted UT1-UTC corrections and polar motion data
are published every few weeks by the International Earth Rotation Service.
The transformation from apparent to topocentric
consists of allowing for
diurnal aberration. This effect, maximum amplitude
,
was described earlier. There is no specific SLALIB routine
for computing the diurnal aberration,
though the routines
sla_AOP etc. include it, and the required velocity vector can be
determined by calling
sla_GEOC.
The next stage is the major coordinate rotation from local equatorial
coordinates into horizon coordinates. The SLALIB routines
sla_E2H
etc. can be used for this. For high-precision
applications the mean geodetic latitude should be corrected for polar
motion.
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SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library
Starlink User Note 67
P. T. Wallace
12 October 1999
E-mail:ptw@star.rl.ac.uk


Source File
proflabel.go
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runtime
// Copyright 2017 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
package runtime
import
var labelSync uintptr
//go:linkname runtime_setProfLabel runtime/pprof.runtime_setProfLabel
func ( unsafe.Pointer) {
// Introduce race edge for read-back via profile.
// This would more properly use &getg().labels as the sync address,
// but we do the read in a signal handler and can't call the race runtime then.
//
// This uses racereleasemerge rather than just racerelease so
// the acquire in profBuf.read synchronizes with *all* prior
// setProfLabel operations, not just the most recent one. This
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// different goroutines, so it needs to synchronize with all
// of them (this wouldn't be an issue if we could synchronize
// on &getg().labels since we would synchronize with each
// most-recent labels write separately.)
//
// racereleasemerge is like a full read-modify-write on
// labelSync, rather than just a store-release, so it carries
// a dependency on the previous racereleasemerge, which
// ultimately carries forward to the acquire in profBuf.read.
if raceenabled {
racereleasemerge(unsafe.Pointer(&labelSync))
}
getg().labels =
}
//go:linkname runtime_getProfLabel runtime/pprof.runtime_getProfLabel
func () unsafe.Pointer {
return getg().labels
}
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Real Spherical Harmonics
"Geodesy" 4π-normalized real spherical harmonics
Any real square-integrable function can be expressed in spherical harmonics as
where flm is the spherical harmonic coefficient, Ylm is the spherical harmonic function, Ω represents position on the sphere in terms of co-latitude θ and longitude φ, and l and m are the spherical harmonic degree and order, respectively. (It is common to refer to the positive order coefficient as Clm, and the negative order coefficient as Slm, in reference to the "cosine" and "sine" coefficients, respectively.) The real spherical harmonics are defined as
where the normalized associated Legendre functions, as used in geodesy and gravity applications (calculated by the routine PlmBar), are given by
with the following definition for the unnormalized associated Legendre functions:
.The normalized associated Legendre functions are orthogonal for a given value of m,
.The normalized Legendre functions (including the orthonormalized and Schmidt semi-normalized functions) are efficiently calculating using the algorithm of Holmes and Featherstone (2002, J. Geodesy, 76, 279-299) that is accurate to approximately degree 2800. Note that the above definition of the associated Legendre functions does not include the Condon-Shortley phase of (-1)m that is often employed in the physics and seismology communities (e.g., Varsalovich et al., 1988; Dahlen and Tromp, 1998). This can be included by specifying the optional argument CSPHASE=-1 in most of the Legendre and spherical harmonic routines. (Alternatively, the default phase convention can be modified during compilation of the SHTOOLS archive.)
The spherical harmonics are orthogonal over both l and m with the normalization
.Using this relationship, it is straightforward to show that the spherical harmonic coefficients of a function can be calculated by the integral
.The cross-power of two functions f and g is equal to
,where the "cross-power spectrum" of the two functions is given by
.If the functions f and g have a zero mean, then Sfg is the contribution to the covariance as a function of spherical harmonic degree.
Other real normalization conventions
The above 4π normalization scheme is the default for all routines in SHTOOLS with the exception of MakeMagGrid2D, which uses the standard geomagnetism Schmidt semi-normalization. By specifying an optional parameter norm, the default normalization can be changed in most of the routines (e.g., PreCompute, MakeGridGLQ, SHExpandGLQ, SHExpandDH, MakeGrid2D, MakeGridPoint, SHMultiply and SHExpandLSQ). The following normalizations are permitted:
- norm=1: Geodesy 4π normalization (default, unless stated otherwise).
- norm=2: Schmidt semi-normalization.
- norm=3: Unnormalized.
- norm=4: Orthonormalized.
Explicit expressions for the Legendre functions and real spherical harmonic normalizations are the following:
Geodesy 4π
Schmidt semi-normalized
Unnormalized
Orthonormalized
Further information
Further information regarding spherical harmonic functions can be found at the following web sites:
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#include <ndt_slam_algorithm.h>
Public Types | |
| typedef ISlamAlgorithm::Transform | Transform |
| typedef ISlamAlgorithm::Covar | Covar |
| typedef ISlamAlgorithm::PointCloud | PointCloud |
| typedef ISlamAlgorithm::Pose | Pose |
| Public Types inherited from slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm | |
| typedef Eigen::Transform< double, 2, Eigen::TransformTraits::Affine > | Transform |
| typedef Eigen::Matrix3d | Covar |
| typedef pcl::PointXYZ | PointType |
| typedef pcl::PointCloud< PointType > | PointCloud |
| typedef Eigen::Vector3d | Pose |
Public Member Functions | |
| NdtSlamAlgortihm () | |
| virtual Pose | update (const Transform &motion, const Covar &covariance, const PointCloud &pcl, const ros::Time &update_time) override |
| This function updates state of the whole algorithm. More... | |
| virtual nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid | getOccupancyGrid (const std::string &world_frame_id) const override |
| Gets the occupancy grid. More... | |
| virtual visualization_msgs::MarkerArray | getGraphSerialized (const std::string &world_frame_id) const override |
| Gets the graph serialized. More... | |
| virtual ndt_gslam::NDTMapMsg | getNDTMap (const std::string &world_frame_id) const override |
| Gets the ndt map. More... | |
| virtual PointCloud::Ptr | getPclMap (const std::string &world_frame_id) const override |
| Gets the pcl map. More... | |
| virtual PointCloud::Ptr | getPclMap2 (const std::string &world_frame_id) const override |
| Gets the pcl map 2. More... | |
| virtual void | setRunWindowRadius (float radius) override |
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| virtual void | setGenerationDistance (float distance) override |
| Sets the generation distance. More... | |
| virtual void | setLoopClosureMaxDist (float dist) override |
| Sets the loop closure maximum distance. More... | |
| virtual void | setLoopClosureMinDist (float dist) override |
| Sets the loop closure minimum distance. More... | |
| virtual void | setLoopClosureScoreThreshold (float score) override |
| Sets the loop closure score threshold. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm | |
| virtual | ~ISlamAlgorithm () |
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| void | updateGraph (const Transform &increase, const Covar &covariance, const PointCloud &new_scan, const ros::Time &update_time) |
| bool | movedEnough (const Transform &trans) const |
| bool | movedEnough (const Transform &trans, const CovarianceWrapper &covar) const |
| ndt_gslam::NDTMapMsg | toNdtMapMsg (const NDTGridMsg &msg, const std::string &fixed_frame) const |
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| bool | initialized_ |
| bool | first_node_added_ |
| float | win_radius_ |
| double | min_distance_ |
| double | min_rotation_ |
| double | max_uncertanity_in_window_ |
| double | max_euclidean_distance_traveled_ |
| float | cell_size_ |
| size_t | last_node_id_ |
| CovarianceWrapper | last_covar_ |
| Transform | last_trans_ |
| Transform | unused_trans_ |
| Transform | position_ |
| Transform | position_cumul_ |
| Transform | transform_temp_ |
| Pose | last_matcher_pose_ |
| CovarianceWrapper | covar_temp_ |
| NDTMapper< CellType, PointType > | map_ |
| FrameTypePtr | running_window_ |
| FrameTypePtr | frame_temp_ |
| std::unique_ptr< IGraphOptimalizer2d< FrameTypeHolder > > | opt_engine_ |
| pcl::NormalDistributionsTransform2DEx< PointType, PointType, CellType > | inc_matcher_ |
| unsigned int | window_seq_ |
| ros::Time | window_update_time_ |
| std::vector< FrameTypePtr > | frames_ |
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| slamuk::NdtSlamAlgortihm::NdtSlamAlgortihm | ( | ) |
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Gets the graph serialized.
| [in] | world_frame_id | The world frame identifier |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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Gets the ndt map.
| [in] | world_frame_id | The world frame identifier |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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Gets the occupancy grid.
| [in] | world_frame_id | The world frame identifier |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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Gets the pcl map.
| [in] | world_frame_id | The world frame identifier |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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Gets the pcl map 2.
| [in] | world_frame_id | The world frame identifier |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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| [in] | distance | The distance |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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| [in] | dist | The distance |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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| [in] | dist | The distance |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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Sets the loop closure score threshold.
| [in] | score | The score |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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| [in] | radius | The radius |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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| [in] | motion | The motion from odom if available |
| [in] | covariance | The covariance |
| [in] | pcl | The current scan |
| [in] | update_time | The update time |
Implements slamuk::ISlamAlgorithm.
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java.lang.Object de.codesourcery.eve.apiclient.ResponseCache
public class ResponseCache
Crude thread-safe cache implementation used for caching server responses.
This cache always try to utilize it's maximum size. When the maximum size is exceeded, the cache tries to purge as many stale ( cachedUntilTime > serverTime ) entries as necessary to get below the threshhold. If the cache is still over limit after all stale entries have been removed, the cache will start removing entries by descending size, starting with the largest entry first. Subclassers must make sure their implementation is thread-safe.
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ResponseCache()
Create instance. |
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ResponseCache(int maxSize)
Create instance. |
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clear()
Removes all data from this cache. |
void |
evict(APIQuery query)
Removes a specific query result from this cache. |
de.codesourcery.eve.apiclient.InternalAPIResponse |
get(APIQuery query)
Retrieves a cached API query result. |
long |
getSize()
Returns the approximate payloadSize of the payload contained in this cache. |
void |
purgeCache(boolean force)
Try to remove stale entries from this cache. |
protected void |
purgeItems(boolean force)
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void |
put(APIQuery query,
de.codesourcery.eve.apiclient.InternalAPIResponse response)
Stores an API query's result in this cache. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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Cartosat-3 launch deferred by 2 days
Cartosat-3, an advanced earth imaging and mapping satellite, will be flown on the PSLV-C47 vehicle with 13 U.S. nano satellites
by Special CorrespondentThe Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has postponed the launch of Cartosat-3 by two days, to November 27. The earlier date was November 25.
Thirteen small customer satellites from the U.S. are also riding on the PSLV-C47 rocket, an official release said on Thursday.
“The launch from Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota, is tentatively scheduled at 9.28 a.m. IST on November 27 subject to weather conditions,” it said.
Cartosat-3, the first of third generation advanced remote-sensing and mapping satellites, will offer 25-cm high resolution earth imageries. It will be placed in a sun-synchronous or polar orbit of 509 km at an inclination of 97.5 degrees.


Steps components is an indicator for the steps in a wizard workflow. Example below uses nested routes with Steps.
Steps uses the common menumodel api to define its items, visit MenuModel API for details.
Steps requires a collection of menuitems as its model.
Items are readonly by default, if you'd like to make them interactive then disable readonly.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
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| model | array | null | An array of menuitems. |
| activeIndex | number | 0 | Index of the active item. |
| readonly | boolean | true | Whether the items are clickable or not. |
| style | string | null | Inline style of the component. |
| styleClass | string | null | Style class of the component. |
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| activeIndexChange | index: Index of the active step item | Callback to invoke when the new step is selected. |
Following is the list of structural style classes, for theming classes visit theming page.
| Name | Element |
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| p-steps | Container element. |
| p-steps-item | Menuitem element. |
| p-steps-number | Number of menuitem. |
| p-steps-title | Label of menuitem. |
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[gecode-users] Limits on nonlinear constraints
Javier Romero
libicocco at gmail.com
Fri Aug 20 14:45:01 CEST 2010
Hi,
I'm a newbie in Gecode, but in the first stages of trying it i've found
something that puzzles me. After writing a program with a set of highly
nonlinear constraints which includes the following constraint (apart from
others)
IntVar k = expr(*this, 2*x0*x1*x2);
IntVar kc01= (*this,x2*(sqr(x0)+sqr(x1)-sqr(d01min)));
IntVar kc02= (*this,x1*(sqr(x0)+sqr(x2)-sqr(d02min)));
IntVar kc12= (*this,x0*(sqr(x2)+sqr(x1)-sqr(d12min)));
rel(*this,k*(sqr(kc01)+sqr(kc02)+sqr(kc12)) < (k*k*k+2*kc01*kc02*kc12));
i get an output like this:
Initial
propagators: 0
branchers: 0
Summary
runtime: 0.000 (0.174000 ms)
solutions: 0
propagations: 0
nodes: 0
failures: 1
peak depth: 0
peak memory: 18 KB
That is, it returns inmediately with no solution. However, the problem has a
solution, and actually it finds it by commenting the last lined of the code
posted above (by chance; the constraint is actually necessary). This is how
the output looks when the solution is found:
Initial
propagators: 82
branchers: 1
Summary
runtime: 54.402 (54402.259000 ms)
solutions: 1
propagations: 638013328
nodes: 1237660
failures: 618828
peak depth: 414
peak memory: 122 KB
I tested manually (and with a python script) that the solution obtained is
compliant with the constraint that was removed. So i wonder if there is a
limitation on the level of the nonlinearities in Gecode (i think it's
unlikely), in the number of constraints (also unlikely) or what else could
have happened. The code is basically an adaptation of SMM example to my
arithmetic constraints. I can post it if necessary.
Best regards,
-- Javier Romero --
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Log application events on a separate, protected server. If the primary server is compromised, logs which are located elsewhere cannot be compromised. This prevents an attacker from covering their steps. Also, the logging server can have a much smaller attack surface than the primary server, as it does not need to be accessible to end users. This makes logs much harder to compromise than other parts of the site, which can be valuable when non-repudiation is a primary business requirement.
An e-commerce site with a two-tier web server/database model is built using file-based logging, and each machine keeps its logs on local disk. When several of the web servers are compromised, the attackers wipe the logs and the owners are unable to determine how they got in.
An e-commerce site with a two-tier web server/database model is built using remote logging server, with communication occuring over an encrypted channel. When several of the web servers are compromised, the attackers are unable to break into the remote logging machine and cannot wipe the logs. The owners find the whole quickly, thanks to the information in the log files, and the machines are patched immediately.
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maxEventDetailsLength="1073741823"
buffer="true"
bufferMode="Extra Critical Notification"
name="MySqlWebEventProvider"
type="System.Web.Management.SqlWebEventProvider,System.Web,Version=2.0.0 .0,
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name. This is a name for the buffer mode used to reference it from other elements. type. This is a fully-qualified assembly reference to the provider class. This class should implement the System.Configuration.Provider.ProviderBase class.
buffer. If you are using the SqlWebEventProvider, use this attribute to enable event buffering. If this attribute is true, you must configure the bufferMode attribute. The default value is false.
bufferMode. If you are using the SqlWebEventProvider, use this attribute to specify the friendly name of the buffer mode to be used for buffering the events.
connectionStringName. If you are using the SqlWebEventProvider, use this attribute to specify the friendly name of the connection string used for connecting to the SQL Server database.
maxEventDetailsLength. This is the maximum length of the event details.
Adapted from Microsoft patterns & practices guidance.


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tooltipAlignment: AlignmentTypes = AlignmentTypes.center
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tooltipCloseOnClickOutside: boolean = true
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Whether the component closes when a click outside is registered. |
@Input()
tooltipCloseOnMouseLeave: boolean = true
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Whether the component closes when a mouseleave event is registered. |
@Input()
tooltipContext: any
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The custom object provided to the component to display data dynamically. See Examples tab. |
@Input()
tooltipCssClass: string
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The custom CSS class to add to the component. |
@Input()
tooltipDisabled: boolean
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Whether the component is disabled. |
@Input()
tooltipHideTimeout: number = 300
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The duration between when the mouse leaves the host element and the component is hidden, in milliseconds. |
@Input()
tooltipPlacement: PlacementTypes = PlacementTypes.top
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The placement of the component. |
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tooltipShowCaret: boolean = true
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Whether the caret connecting the component to the host element is shown. |
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tooltipShowEvent: ShowTypes = ShowTypes.all
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The setting for determining when the component is shown. Options include all , focus , or mouseover . |
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tooltipShowTimeout: number = 100
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The duration between when the mouse hovers on the host element and the component is shown, in milliseconds. |
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tooltipTemplate: TemplateRef<any>
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tooltipTitle: string
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tooltipType: StyleTypes = StyleTypes.popover
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hide: EventEmitter<boolean>
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show: EventEmitter<boolean>
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Event emitted when the component is shown. |


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A grassroots cryptocurrency originally launched in June 2017 as an educational tool, the goal of which was to help people and businesses in Puerto Rico learn how to use blockchain. Since it's creation Coqui Cash has evolved into much more capable of being used as a currency and as a public data registry. This channel is best suited to students and developers in Puerto Rico who want to learn about Blockchain and is seeking a partnership on a government level.
98 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
siu - Chainmakers03-Oct-18 04:22 PM
Yes, the pizza place still accepts
SHossain03-Oct-18 04:23 PM
Do they deliver to Wales?
siu - Chainmakers03-Oct-18 04:23 PM
SHossain03-Oct-18 04:23 PM
We will be there for a week with @benohanlon . Not that he is not going to cook
siu - Chainmakers03-Oct-18 04:24 PM
We did some cooking back in barcelona last year
SHossain03-Oct-18 04:28 PM
we did it in Austria as well. (mostly ca333)
FishyGuts10-Oct-18 04:50 PM
Hey guys, I just want to let you know I have had a KMD tipbot made for KMD discord.
If you have your own discord, it will work there for KMD and you are free to use it.
DM me for the link and I will get you setup with the creator.
The Hack for Puerto Rico is a 24-hour hackathon that will engage students, developers, designers, entrepreneurs and everyone willing to solve the challenges of modern Puerto Rico through technology.
siu - Chainmakers28-Oct-18 10:19 PM
1
Here we are with the Hack for Puerto Rico blockchain prize winners! They received 5,000 COQUI
SHossain28-Oct-18 10:20 PM
where is Komodo logo @siu - Chainmakers ?
siu - Chainmakers28-Oct-18 10:20 PM
Lol, they didnt add it ... only coqui
SHossain28-Oct-18 10:21 PM
i don't see Coqui logo either
siu - Chainmakers28-Oct-18 10:24 PM
SHossain28-Oct-18 10:25 PM
#coqui
siu - Chainmakers28-Oct-18 10:38 PM
siu - Chainmakers31-Oct-18 08:27 PM
First oracle message in COQUI has been written celebrating the 10 year anniversary of Bitcoin:
~/CoquiCash/src$ ./coqui-cli oraclessamples 94f1fccdc3a122f3a611144a4b243f2ebc3416f5e0bcd762a39f176f12d3719c eb5d34bc49a79d8502559855741b35da789eef5e00a684ad01d7dd5801930b14 1
{
"result": "success",
"samples": [
[
"Hoy 31 de Octubre de 2018 se cumplen 10 años de la publicación del ensayo seminal sobre Bitcoin escrito por Satoshi Nakamoto. Estamos celebrando una década de cambio tecnológico sin precedentes. Felicida"
]
]
}
Wanderlust Boutique Rincon, Rincon, Puerto Rico. 219 likes · 10 talking about this · 14 were here. Boutique located in Rincón, Puerto Rico offering women's clothing, accessories, and home decor....
naiox09-Nov-18 10:42 AM
hi guys, is this coin minable?
siu - Chainmakers09-Nov-18 05:24 PM
it is, but reward is super low :/
Audo13-Nov-18 10:08 PM
Hey Komodo Projects,
Komodo team is looking to know better the projects which are building with Komodo. We ask you to fill out this form so that we get information about each project and the rapidly growing ecosystem.
https://airtable.com/shrKBzMwUddQ4ggET
A small demonstration for the Coqui community on how to use their token in Chameleon Pay v2.0
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Deleted User26-May-19 06:33 AM
Hi here :).
Barterlly is now open on BETA mode, and will provide tools for users and CoinOwners to perform OTC trades in a safe way.
Any KMD assetchain dPowed will be listed, and supported, for free.
Other coins not already listed can submit a listing application at : https://barterlly.typeform.com/to/iqpS1H
During the BETA, Barterlly won't charge any fee other than the transaction ones. after the release we will charge 1% on top of every transaction.
Our goal is to provide premium tools for coins listed on the platform. (Discord swapbot, twitter integration, public orders, wallet integration, API, custom templating, and many more).
Feel free to join us on our Discord.
https://discord.gg/RHc95zw
The app link is located at : https://app.barterlly.io
We are open to suggestions, and partnerships.
See you soon !
Barterlly's team
If you used native chain, only way to access it now is by command line. Agama native wont work.
Woth lite mode you can your Chameleon Pay preferably
Coqui will now be 50/50 POW/POS
Oszy16-Aug-19 09:38 PM
what's up with this project?
at21-Aug-19 05:29 PM
how to stake?
CHMEX22-Aug-19 04:59 AM
komodo-cli -ac_name=COQUICASH setgenerate true 0
rus12-Oct-19 12:42 PM
who knows the link to the wallet?
siu - Chainmakers15-Oct-19 12:40 PM
Its available in chameleon pay
haja9716-Nov-19 04:11 AM
Hello everyone! Just wanted to let everyone know that there is a hackathon going on right now at UPR Mayaguez where a total of 10,000 coquis will be given out amongst the top three teams. We will be making a push as a community to grow this network locally and organically amongst students in Puerto Rico.
Check out the devpost here. Will be posting more info as time goes on. Thank you.
https://crea-por-puerto-rico-makeathon.devpost.com/?ref_content=default&ref_feature=challenge&ref_medium=discover


Hong Kong leader says violence has far exceeded calls for democracy
by ReutersHONG KONG (Nov 11): Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam said on Monday the violence that is roiling the former British colony has exceeded protesters' demands for democracy and demonstrators are now the people's enemy.
Lam was speaking hours after police shot a protester, a man was set alight and volleys of tear gas were fired at lunch time in the heart of the financial centre in some of the most dramatic scenes to grip the city during months of unrest.


Open the console to find stringified JSON arrays. Changing the script src at the bottom of the html code will allow you to see the documentation behind each metric.


Class GeneralGeoPointAction
Simple Action to modify a GeoPoint by moving the mouse. The modification will start imediately after the action is set and will terminate when the mouse button is released or enter or escape is pressed.
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: CADability.Actions
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public class GeneralGeoPointAction : Action, ICommandHandler
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceGeneralGeoPointAction(GeoPoint)
Constructs a GeneralGeoPointAction giving the initial Value of the point. This value will be used in the SetGeoPointEvent when the user presses ESC
Declaration
public GeneralGeoPointAction(GeoPoint initialGeoPointValue)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GeoPoint | initialGeoPointValue | initial value of the GeoPoint |
GeneralGeoPointAction(GeoPoint, IGeoObject)
Declaration
public GeneralGeoPointAction(GeoPoint initialGeoPointValue, IGeoObject ignoreSnap)
Parameters
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| GeoPoint | initialGeoPointValue | |
| IGeoObject | ignoreSnap |
GeneralGeoPointAction(GeoPointProperty)
Declaration
public GeneralGeoPointAction(GeoPointProperty GeoPointProperty)
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| GeoPointProperty | GeoPointProperty |
GeneralGeoPointAction(GeoPointProperty, IGeoObject)
Declaration
public GeneralGeoPointAction(GeoPointProperty GeoPointProperty, IGeoObject ignoreSnap)
Parameters
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| GeoPointProperty | GeoPointProperty | |
| IGeoObject | ignoreSnap |
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourcebasePoint
Declaration
protected GeoPoint basePoint
Field Value
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| GeoPoint |
GeoPointProperty
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public GeoPointProperty GeoPointProperty
Field Value
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UserData
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public UserData UserData
Field Value
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Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetID()
Implements GetID().
Declaration
public override string GetID()
Returns
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| System.String |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetMousePlane(IView)
Declaration
protected virtual Plane GetMousePlane(IView vw)
Parameters
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| IView | vw |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| Plane |
OnActivate(Action, Boolean)
Implements OnActivate(Action, Boolean). If you override this method don't forget to call the bas implementation.
Declaration
public override void OnActivate(Action OldActiveAction, bool SettingAction)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| Action | OldActiveAction | |
| System.Boolean | SettingAction |
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26 July 2000
Disease Outbreak Reported
The 48 year-old surgeon who was infected with Lassa fever virus while working in Kenema, Sierra Leone died on 25 July in Leiden University Hospital, The Netherlands where he was being treated. He was initially treated for malaria in Sierra Leone on 11 July, and then traveled to The Netherlands (arrived 14 July) to visit relatives. He was admitted to the hospital on 15 July. Lassa fever was suspected when his condition worsened on 20 July and treatment with ribavirin was started. On 22 July, the Bernard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg, Germany reported that Lassa virus was detected in a blood sample sent for diagnostic testing.
While the risk of infection for those who traveled with this person from Freetown to Amsterdam is minimal, potential contacts are being traced and monitored in both The Netherlands as well as in Africa.
As mentioned in the 25 July posting, this is the fourth case of Lassa fever imported into Europe this year: see previous reports, 4 April, 14 March, 13 March, 18 January and 13 January. All four patients have died although the death of one case was not the direct result of the acute infection.


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Ajit Pawar only remaining NCP MLA supporting BJP, party says 53 MLAs with Sharad Pawar
NCP leaders said on Monday morning said that they have brought back 4 of their missing MLAs from Gurgaon and now they have all 53 MLAs back with Sharad Pawar, only Ajit Pawar is with BJP.
HIGHLIGHTS
- NCP has said 53 of 54 MLAs are back with Sharad Pawar, only Ajit Pawar remains
- NCP said 4 MLAs who were in "BJP's captivity" are back with them
- The NCP-Sena-Congress alliance claims they have 165 MLAs
NCP has now declared apart from Ajit Pawar, who took oath as the deputy chief minister of Maharashtra alongside Devendra Fadnavis, all 53 MLAs are back in the party fold to support Sharad Pawar.
NCP leaders said on Monday morning said that they have brought back 4 of their missing MLAs from Gurgaon. NCP leaders said the 4 MLAs, Anil Patil, Babasaheb Patil, Daulat Daroda and Narhari Zirwar, were held in "BJP's captivity" in Gurgaon.
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Another MLA, Anna Bansode, was untraceable and his family has now located him in Pune. NCP has said Bansode will also be joining the NCP MLAs in Mumbai soon.
On Sunday, NCP had said 50 MLAs of the 54 were already supporting Sharad Pawar against his nephew Ajit Pawar and now apart from junior Pawar, no one else seems to be siding with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
In a stunning coup on Saturday morning, Ajit Pawar joined hands with rivals BJP and took oath as the Deputy CM along with Devendra Fadnavis who took oath as the chief minister in a hushed up event at the Raj Bhavan.
With Ajit Pawar's promised support, BJP claimed it had the support of enough MLAs to form the government in Maharashtra where a party or an alliance needs 145 MLAs to be in the majority.
The newly formed Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress on the other hand has maintained they have the numbers in their favour and has 165 MLAs supporting the alliance. The three parties moved the Supreme Court seeking an immediate floor test and quashing of the Governor's move to swear in Devendra Fadnavis in a surprise event.
Meanwhile, NCP leaders and the Pawar family has reached out to Ajit Pawar and are making all efforts to bring him back into the party fold.
In a cryptic message on Sunday night that only added to the confusion, Ajit Pawar said, "I am in the NCP and shall always be in the NCP and Sharad Pawar Saheb is our leader. Our BJP-NCP alliance shall provide a stable Government in Maharashtra for the next five years which will work sincerely for the welfare of the State and its people."
Sharad Pawar quickly rubbished his claims of NCP supporting BJP and Devendra Fadnavis.
(With inputs from Poulomi Saha in Mumbai)


This is a post explaining how we realized our scalability bottle necks and considered the alternatives for our distributed file system.
We strongly follow the distributed architecture and try to scale out each of our components as much as possible. At the same time, care is taken that things are not scaled up prematurely but they are done as we go in an incremental fashion. One such components of us was the distributed file system.
Problem -
We wanted to save some static assets and videos from our app servers on to a content server through a mounted drive which is mounted using GlusterFS. Our files can be small text files, images and etc. plus videos that can be of size upto 3-4 GBs. We wanted to use glusterfs for a number of reasons and easy to mount and manage is one of those. Things went very well for more than a year and we had collected close to 100GB data on production. Suddenly we were seeing issues like slow response times, especially with large video uploads. It reached a state where a video of size 3 GB was taking 2-3 mins time to get written to the disk.
Analysis & Options -
Looking more at the details we found that our dfs was the real bottleneck. A simple file copy was taking close to 2 mins to write the file to the hard disk. A few things we did and wanted to do were -
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Move to faster SSD hard disks.
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Switch from our 1 gbps network to a faster one.
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Either optimize or consider alternatives for the dfs.
First two changes are infrastructure related but the third one needed some real research into. A few performance optimizations did not help us much and we considered some alternatives. Below presentation titled ‘Performance comparison of Distributed File Systems on 1Gbit networks’ gives some insights.
Decision -
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After a bit of research we wanted to move to Hadoop DFS as we needed good speeds for both small and large files and we wanted to have a truly distributed system.
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We wanted this solution to be like a mounted file system. So, went ahead with mapr’s implementation.
The next thing is to see if this really does the needed job, and i m writing down a few speed tests that show this.
Performance testing with HDFS -
Showing the file copy speeds from local machine to HDFS drive and vice versa that indicate the improvements.
Using cp command from Local to HDFS -
| File size | Machine | Start time | End time | Remarks |
| Small file (mention size 50 MB) | <IP_ADDRESS> | < 1Sec | |||
| Medium file (mention size 615 Mb) | <IP_ADDRESS> | 07:52:20 | 07:52:23 | 3 secs | |
| Large file (mention size 1.1GB) | <IP_ADDRESS> | 07:55:18 | 07:55:24 | 6 secs | |
| Very large file (mention size 2.4 GB) | <IP_ADDRESS> | 07:46:52 | 07:47:14 | 22 secs |
Using cp command from HDFS to Local -
| File size | Machine | Start time | End time | Remarks |
| Small file (mention size 50 MB) | <IP_ADDRESS> | < 1Sec | |||
| Medium file (mention size 615 Mb) | <IP_ADDRESS> | 08:05:39 | 08:05:41 | 2 secs | |
| Large file (mention size 1.1GB ) | <IP_ADDRESS> | 08:02:52 | 08:02:56 | 4 secs | |
| Very large file (mention size 2.4 GB) | <IP_ADDRESS> | 07:58:20 | 07:58:37 | 17 secs |
We can clearly see that a 2.4 GB file is taking about 20 secs of time compared to 2 mins with glusterfs. So, it is clear and we went ahead with HDFS.
 Gluster helped us to get started fast and run smoothly for a year or so. Once we hit more than a few hundred gbs of data and started seeing the problems, we just switched to HDFS.


repeat/0
repeat/0 – always succeed upon backtracking
FORMS
repeat
DESCRIPTION
repeat/0 always succeeds, even during backtracking. This behavior is useful for
implementing loops which repeatedly perform some side-effect. repeat/0 is defined by the following clauses:
repeat.
repeat :- repeat.
EXAMPLES
The following procedure will repeat forever, reading in an expression and
printing out its value.
loop :-
repeat,
read(Expression),
Value is Expression,
write(’Value = ’), write( Value ), nl,
fail.
SEE ALSO
fail/0,
[Sterling 86, 12.5], [Bratko 86, 7.5], [Clocksin 81, 6.6].


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While in college, my team and I placed first in the Robotics Team Competition, and earned the Robotic Excellence Award at the Union County Robotics Challenge.
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Will Michonne return to The Walking Dead? Questions after midseason finale
The Walking Dead’s midseason finale has landed and it’s one heck of an emotional ride.
Dante (Juan Javier Cardenas) is left to pick up the pieces after he brutally murdered Siddiq (Avi Nash) in the last episode.
But while he tries to come up with a plan, Rosita (Christian Serratos) walks in on his killing spree, leaving the secret Whisperer no choice but to try and take her down too.
However, the new mum finds superhuman strength to defend her baby Coco and ends up winning the fight with the doctor.
And if that wasn’t enough, as the commotion is going on, Siddiq has risen from the dead as a zombie and is making his way over to the tot for dinner.
Not realising who the walker is, Rosita rushes over to her bambino and stabs Siddiq through the head before fleeing the scene.

There’s a lot to unpack – so let’s waste no more time and get straight into it.
Did Gabriel do the right thing in killing Dante?
Once Dante was captured by Rosita an her gang, he was quickly taken into the Alexandrian prison for questioning.
But as the council decided what to do with the murderer, Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) lost it when interrogating the prisoner and ended up stabbing him to death.
We can’t deny that we’re slightly disappointed he was killed off so soon, but did Gabriel make the right decision?
Alexandria is already started to fall apart, with Rosita foreshadowing what’s to come by telling Gabriel they’re ‘not as strong as they think’.
So will there be an uprising following the kill? Or will everyone accept what the priest has done?
How will Daryl and Carol escape the horde?
As everything was kicking off back at home, Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Carol (Melissa McBride) had set off on their quest to find Alpha’s horde after they were given a tip from Gamma (Thora Birch).
But as they crossed over into Whisperer territory, Alpha tricked them into a trap seeing them chase her to an underground lair.
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As the duo stumbled into a pit, the camera panned out and all viewers could see was a midst of zombies throwing their arms towards the fan favourites.
Part of us thinks this is where the showdown between Carol and Alpha will take place, but who will win?
Alpha knows the tunnels in the cave – but Carol has Daryl on her side – we know who we’ll be placing bets on.
Will Michonne return in the second half?
It has been confirmed that Danai Gurira will be leaving the zombie epic during season 10, but we still don’t know how or when.
At the end of the episode, The World Before, Michonne ends up heading out to sea with newcomer Virgil (Kevin Carroll) in hopes of returning with more weapons.
But before she leaves, she has a heart to heart with Judith (Cailey Fleming) who tells her to go if it means she will help end the war with the Whisperers.
Michonne then sets sail in a boat from Oceanside with the new character who she has only just met, and we can’t help but think she will not be returning.
Whether or not we find out how she goes in the second part of season 10 is still unknown, but this story arc would lead nicely into her exit – leaving Judith to fight her battles on her own.
Who is the newcomer and is this Maggie’s way to return?
As Michonne sets off on her adventure with Virgil, we have been left with all the questions as to who he is? Why he’s been introduced so late into the season? What his arrival means? And is he trust worthy?
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The newbie is played by Kevin Carroll and is currently going with the story that he has a family and is just trying to make his way home after looking for supplies.
But we think he could be playing a game in order to get a boat and flee to a safer island.
Earlier this year his arrival was announced with him being described as highly intelligent and resourceful man who is desperately trying to get home to his family.
Could his family be in the community where Maggie is?
This would mean Danai would have a way of coming back later on in the series.
The Walking Dead season 10 will return to AMC and Fox UK after a short break, however, a date is yet to be released.
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Psalms 106:40
Therefore was the wrath of the LORD kindled against his people, insomuch that he abhorred his own inheritance.


LITTLE GREEN MEN 'Contact' is an incredibly good time, and there won't be a better movie all year.
--A review by Justin Siegel
CONTACT Starring: Jodie Foster, Matthew McConaughey Director: Robert Zemeckis Star Rating: **** (out of ****) Rating out of Ten: 9.8 Grade: A+
As a devout Atheist and an avowed believer in aliens, I have some idea of how Ellie Aroway (Jodie Foster) feels. But because my reasons for not partaking in religion are different than hers, I can't say that I do exactly. Her reason is that she needs solid proof: there is no proof that God existed, so therefor she does not believe.
Ellie also believes in aliens, and has spent most of her life trying to prove they exist. How can she say she doesn't believe in God because of the lack of proof, and then say she believes in aliens, which are gereally less believed in than God without sounding like a hypocrite? That's the Catch-22.
When aliens from the star Vega fax her some plans for a device to transport someone to them (Okay, well, they didn't really *fax* them...) Ellie wants to be the one to go, but because of her Atheism she is denied the position. How dumb is that? She discovers the transmitions, then she isn't allowed to go.
Well, because of a bomb and a psychopath (Jake Busey), she *does* end up going, but not in the way that we would've thought.
CONTACT is based on a novel by Carl Sagan, who died during the filmmaking. It is the best alien movie since CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE 3RD KIND, and will end up being the best film of the year. Its views of science and religion will no doubt aggrivate some, but will stimulate more. I'm glad at least one movie of the '90s can portray aliens in a psitive light, rather than a bunch of slimey beasts who will eat your insides and then put on your body.
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Porting Applications from QtMobility Sensors to Qt Sensors
Overview
The initial release of Qt Sensors (5.0) is generally expected to be source compatible with QtMobility Sensors 1.2. This document attempts to explain where things need to be changed in order to port applications to Qt Sensors.
QML
In QtMobility
, the C++ classes like QAccelerometer
were directly used as QML types. In Qt Sensors, there are now separate classes for the QML types, which have no public C++ API.
The new QML types in Qt Sensors fix some issues the former QtMobility QML types had, for example:
- The reading types now have proper change notifications.
availableDataRates
andoutputRanges
of theSensor
type are now proper list types.- The
identifier
andtype
properties ofSensor
can now be used. - The
lux
property ofLightSensorReading
has been renamed toilluminance
. - The
QmlSensors
singleton now allows to query for sensor types.
For more information, see the QML API documentation.
C++
The C++ API mainly remained the same as in QtMobility.
Includes
QtMobility Sensors installed headers into a Qt
Sensors directory. This is also the directory that Qt Sensors uses. It is therefore expected that includes that worked with QtMobility Sensors should continue to work.
For example:
#include <QAccelerometer> #include <qaccelerometer.h> #include <QtSensors/QAccelerometer> #include <QtSensors/qaccelerometer.h>
Macros and Namespace
QtMobility Sensors was built in a QtMobility
namespace. This was enabled by the use of various macros. Qt Sensors does not normally build into a namespace and the macros from QtMobility no longer exist.
- QTM_BEGIN_NAMESPACE
- QTM_END_NAMESPACE
- QTM_USE_NAMESPACE
- QTM_PREPEND_NAMESPACE(x)
Note that Qt can be configured to build into a namespace. If Qt is built in this way then Qt Sensors is also built into the nominated namespace. However, as this is optional, the macros for this are typically defined to do nothing.
- QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE
- QT_END_NAMESPACE
- QT_USE_NAMESPACE
- QT_PREPEND_NAMESPACE(x)
qtimestamp
qtimestamp was previously defined as an opaque type equivalent to a quint64. It existed as a class due to an implementation detail.
In Qt Sensors, the API uses quint64 instead of qtimestamp. qtimestamp still exists as a typedef so that applications that refer to qtimestamp can be compiled.
Project Files
QtMobility Sensors applications used this in their project files to enable the Sensors API.
CONFIG += mobility MOBILITY += sensors
Applications should remove these lines and instead use the following statement to enable the Qt Sensors API:
QT += sensors


| Methods' Details |
queryGraphicDescriptor
- Description
- Calling this method returns a
::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertySet
interface that gives access to the properties of the
unloaded graphic
In most cases, this method will be used to query the
mime type of the graphic and, in the case of pixel graphics,
the resulting size after loading
- Parameter MediaProperties
- A sequence of property values to describe the location
of the graphic, for which the attributes should be returned
- Returns
- A ::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertySet interface
to get access to the different graphic properties
- See also
- MediaProperties, GraphicDescriptor, ::com::sun::star::beans::PropertyValues
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queryGraphic
- Description
- Calling this method returns a XGraphic interface
that holds the graphic content after loading the graphic
- Parameter MediaProperties
- A sequence of property values to describe the location
of the graphic from which the graphic is to be loaded
- Returns
- The XGraphic interface
- See also
- MediaProperties, XGraphic, ::com::sun::star::beans::PropertyValues
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storeGraphic
- Description
- Store the graphic content, represented through the XGraphic
interface at the specified location
- Parameter Graphic
- The graphic that should be stored
- Parameter MediaProperties
- A sequence of property values to describe the destination
location of the graphic
- See also
- XGraphic, MediaProperties, ::com::sun::star::beans::PropertyValues
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Introduction to Linear Regression¶
Single variable linear regression¶
Consider the following data from our usual Spotify dataset, which shows Acousticness vs Energy.
Certainly there is no line that perfectly models this data, but it can still be valuable to search for a line that approximates the relationship illustrated by this scatter-plot. For example, if we can approximate this data using a \(y = mx + b\) line, then if \(m\) is negative, that tells us that in general, as acousticness increases, the energy tends to decrease.
The question then becomes, how to find a line that does a good job of approximating the data. Given two lines, how do we decide which of the lines better approximates the data? We decide this by defining a cost function (or loss function). The cost function provides a measure of how well a given line approximates the data. The smaller the cost function, the better the approximation, with a cost function value of 0 typically representing a perfect fit.
A cost function for single variable linear regression¶
Let \(m\) denote the number of data points, and let \((x^{(i)}, y^{(i)})\) denote the \(i\)-th data point. (We do not use subscripts here because they will serve a different purpose in multi-variable linear regression.) Let \(y = \theta_0 + \theta_1 x\) denote a linear (degree one) equation, and we want to measure how well this line fits the data. We define the residual sum of squares cost function by $\( J = \frac{1}{m} \sum_{i = 1}^m \bigg(y^{(i)} - (\theta_0 + \theta_1 x^{(i)})\bigg)^2 \)$ This cost function represents the average value of the squares of the vertical distances between the data points and the line.
If the cost function were to equal zero, that would mean that every data point lies on the line.
The “best” line¶
It turns out there is a “best” linear approximation to the data, in the sense that there is a line for which the above cost function is minimized. (In rare cases there might be more than one best line, where the best lines all produce the same value of \(J\).)
We can find the minimum of \(J\) using calculus. Probably the most important thing to realize is, what are the variables we are allowed to change? The \(m\) the \(y^{(i)}\) and the \(x^{(i)}\) variables are all determined by the data, so we cannot change those. It is the coefficients of the line, \(\theta_0\) and \(\theta_1\), that we have freedom to choose.
Notice that there are two of these variables, so even though this is what I called single-variable linear regression, we cannot use single-variable calculus to solve it, we need multivariable calculus.
Instead of giving the solution, we give the solution for the more general case of multi-variable linear regression.
Setup for multi-variable linear regression¶
For \(i = 1, 2, \ldots, m\), we have an input \(\vec{x}^{\,(i)} \in \mathbb{R}^{n}\) and an output \(y^{(i)} \in \mathbb{R}\).
Given elements \(\theta_0, \theta_1, \ldots, \theta_n \in \mathbb{R}\), we get a corresponding map \(\mathbb{R}^n \rightarrow \mathbb{R}\) given by
We want to find the values of \(\theta_i\) which best model \(\vec{x}^{\,(i)} \leadsto y^{(i)}\).
By “best”, we mean the residual sum of squares loss function is as small as possible, where the loss function is given by
Define an \(m \times (n+1)\) matrix \(X\) whose \(i\)-th row is \((1, x_1^{(i)}, \ldots, x_n^{(i)})\). Let \(\vec{y}\) denote the \(m \times 1\) column vector \((y^{(1)}, \ldots, y^{(m)})^T\), and let \(\vec{\theta}\) denote the \((n+1) \times 1\) column vector \((\theta_0, \theta_1, \ldots, \theta_n)^T\).
We saw on Friday that any critical point (i.e., point where the gradient is zero) would have to satisfy
which after taking transposes would imply


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oral |
2C-T-7 |
(powder / crystals) |
After a long night of raving and ecstacy use, my friend K and I borrowed a car from another friend of ours, S who felt sick and went home with another friend of ours. We ended up meeting some people there and went to an afterparty. While there, I tried to catch some sleep with little success, as the pills we took undoubtably contained large quantities of caffine.
That morning when I awoke, K came up to me and said that someone had given him this drug that was like acid but less intense (heh). I talked to the person who gave it to him, and he briefly explained what it was, and what it was called (2C-T-7), still not thinking clearly I decided to take some of it.
 After about 20 min of feeling no effects, I took a shower to wash off the nastiness from the rave the night before. When I got out of the shower, I felt different but was not hallucinating. It wasnt until about an hour and a half after consumtion that I started to feel the full effects.
At first I noticed slight hallucinations, trails, patterns in the wallpaper moving, and ripples in the carpet. This was followed by a wave of nausia, which sent me to the bathroom 3 times to empty the contents of my stomach, which after the rave was just water and OJ. By the 3rd bathroom trip the visuals became very intense; light took on different colors, physical objects took on geometric patterns that seemed to move, and everything would turn a grey color in waves, which was especially creepy when I looked at my skin, because it looked like a corpse. Sounds became amplified, and I could constantly hear echos fading in and out, sort of like a hellicopter noise being echoed through a hallway. Eventually I had to leave the room where people, both tripping and not tripping, where conversing because I couldn't understand what they were saying.
I wandered off in the big unfamiliar house we were in and found a quiet spot on a couch. Occasionally people would walk in and try to talk to me, and I had to use every ounce of brainpower to answer them. Mostly I just was staring at a book 'Clyde Butcher - Nature's Places of Santuary,' its possibly the only thing I remember clearly from this point on. I thought if I just sit here undisturbed, clearing my mind in a relaxed meditative state, I could ride it out. Unfortunatly I was not afforded that luxury.
As time passed on, the visuals and sounds grew even more intense. I could begin to hear the voices of people I knew, even though they wernt there. At some point, the other two people who were tripping came into the room and tried to talk to me, I dont remember what they were saying, or what I said back to them, only that the owners of the house wanted us to leave. I dont remember how I got there, but somehow I was all of the sudden in the car.
At this point everything seemed to be a nightmare to me, one from which I could not wake up. Reality seemed distorted, and seemed I was in some sort of time loop that kept repeating itself as we drove along, I thought anything I did had no consequence because the loop would repeat itself again. I became violent, I punched the windshield, sending cracks out all along it. I was spitting everywhere, throwing things, I ripped the rear view mirror off of the windshield, honked the horn, and made rude gestures at people we passed in other cars.  I tried to grab the wheel of the car to make us crash and was yelling things like 'Run into the center divide! Kill us all! I want to die!'
We pulled over on the highway and everyone in the car grabbed me out of the front seat and put me in the back seat, and restained me. From this point on, my violence subsided, but my nightmare did not.  I was completely disconnected from reality, and at some point I passed out.
When I woke up, I was sober, and had a headache. I found myself in the car with K and S who had met up with us at some point. I was confused as to how I got there, and had to ask my K what happened, and where my glasses went.  I felt completely awful and apologized to S for the damage I did to her windshield and for her jacket, both of which I am replacing. Mostly I am just thankful I didnt hurt or kill anyone or myself.
I do not recommend that anyone do this drug, and if you are going to do it, make sure you do it in a familiar peaceful setting and you actually know what dosage you are taking. I did not. I for one will never do this drug or any other psychedelics again!
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We can run things in parallel, but what if we want to run things in series?
Example: read a file, transform it using a transformation service that doesn't support streams, then write the transformed file somewhere else.
Callbacks
caolan's async gives us async.waterfall
Assuming that
service.transform = function(string, callback)
function transformFile(inPath, outPath, callback) {
async.waterfall([
fs.readFile.bind(fs, inPath, 'utf8'),
service.transform,
fs.writeFile.bind(fs, outPath)
], callback);
}
transformFile(input, output, function(err) {
if (!err) console.log("All ok!");
})
The callback is called with no error and the result of last task after all operations are complete , or when the first error is encountered.
Promises
Thanks to .then
's behavior when returning a promise, we can chain async
operations without any helper tools:
function transformFile(input, output) {
return fs.readFileAsync(input, 'utf8')
.then(service.transformAsync)
.then(fs.writeFileAsync.bind(fs, output));
}
transformFile(fileIn, fileOut).done(function() {
console.log("All ok!");
}, function(err) {
console.error(err);
});
The resulting promise is fulfilled when all the promises in the chain are fulfilled or is rejected with an error when the first error is encountered.
Notes
Admitedly, this code may be a bit hard to follow. Lets write it in a way that
makes it easier - first, async.waterfall
function transformFile(inPath, outPath, done) {
async.waterfall([
function(callback) {
fs.readFile(inPath, 'utf8', callback); },
function(data, callback) {
service.transform(data, callback); },
function(transformed, callback) {
fs.writeFile(outPath, transformed, callback); }
], done);
}
and also, the promises implementation:
function transformFile(input, output) {
return fs.readFileAsync(input, 'utf8')
.then(function(data) {
return service.transformAsync(data);
})
.then(function(transformed) {
return fs.writeFileAsync(output, transformed)
});
}
async.waterfall()
is pretty cool. It starts by giving us a callback, then
when that callback is called with a result, it passes that result onto the next
function in the list. But it also passes another callback to that function,
which it can use to pass a result to the 3rd function in the list and so on.
Promises are also pretty cool. As we already know, when we return a promise
from inside .then()
, we get a promise for the same value on the outside. We
can immediately attach another .then()
on the outside and continue chaining.
Both of these patterns flatten our code.


#include <io_ops.h>
Optional attribute setters for TextLineReader.
Public attributes |
|
|---|---|
container_ = ""
|
StringPiece
|
shared_name_ = ""
|
StringPiece
|
skip_header_lines_ = 0
|
int64
|
Public functions |
|
|---|---|
Container(StringPiece x)
|
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs
If non-empty, this reader is placed in the given container.
|
SharedName(StringPiece x)
|
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs
If non-empty, this reader is named in the given bucket with this shared_name.
|
SkipHeaderLines(int64 x)
|
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs
Number of lines to skip from the beginning of every file.
|
StringPiece tensorflow::ops::TextLineReader::Attrs::container_ = ""
StringPiece tensorflow::ops::TextLineReader::Attrs::shared_name_ = ""
int64 tensorflow::ops::TextLineReader::Attrs::skip_header_lines_ = 0
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::TextLineReader::Attrs::Container( StringPiece x )
If non-empty, this reader is placed in the given container.
Otherwise, a default container is used.
Defaults to ""
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::TextLineReader::Attrs::SharedName( StringPiece x )
If non-empty, this reader is named in the given bucket with this shared_name.
Otherwise, the node name is used instead.
Defaults to ""
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::TextLineReader::Attrs::SkipHeaderLines( int64 x )
Number of lines to skip from the beginning of every file.
Defaults to 0


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Methods
(static) dynamicColumns(wrapperElement, maxColumnNum)
calculates the maximum number of columns that fit inside the wrapper and sets them inline
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
wrapperElement |
What element to sposit | |
maxColumnNum |
Maximum number of columns in the wrapperElement. Note: this is strictly a maximum and the actual column number will be adjusted based on space |
(private, static) extendDefaults(source, properties) → {*}
Utility method to extend defaults with user options
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
source |
||
properties |
Returns:
- Type
- *
(static) getOptions() → {*}
This returns the current set of options (user entered or defaults)
Returns:
an array of options
- Type
- *
(private, static) getsupportprop(proparray) → {*}
Utility method for getting supported CSS 3 properties
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
proparray |
An array of properties to check the current browser for support |
Returns:
- Type
- *
(private, static) includes()
.includes javascript function Polyfill since .includes lacks widespread support. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/includes
(private, static) initializeEvents(that)
Method to setup event listeners
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
that |
object to initialize events on |
(private, static) possibleColumns(wrapperElement, options) → {number|*}
Determines the current number of columns that could possible fit in wrapper with respect to max column limit. This is a helper function for dynamically setting column count.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
wrapperElement |
||
options |
Returns:
number of columns.
- Type
- number | *
(private, static) removePrefixClasses(el, prefix)
Helper function to remove prefixed classes from element.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
el |
element to remove prefix classes from | |
prefix |
string which to match against class names |


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Guinea fowl makes a tasty alternative to chicken in this quick, easy one-pot wonder, perfect for a midweek treat.
Heat the oil in a casserole over a medium heat and add the butter. Colour the skin-side of the thighs for five minutes then add the breasts to the pan and brown them together with the thighs for another five minutes until well-browned. Take the guinea fowl out of the pan and set aside.
Add the shallots to the casserole and cook gently for 5-10 minutes to brown them, then remove from the pan and set aside.
Add the onions to the pan and fry to brown them. Return the shallots and guinea fowl to the pan. Add the white wine, chicken stock and thyme, put a lid on and simmer over a low heat for 20 minutes until the juices of the meat run clear when pierced with a fork. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Garnish with parsley and thyme and serve.


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