From Kane to Pochettino
'I will always be grateful to you for helping me fulfill my dreams. We have lived incredible moments in these five and a half years and I will never forget them. You were my manager, but also my friend, so I thank you for the relationship you had with me. Good luck in the future'.
From Son to Pochettino
'I don't have to say everything I have to thank this guy for. Words are scarce to express my gratitude. I've learned a lot from you not only in football but also in life. Good luck in the future, I wish you all the best'.
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From Alli to Pochettino
'I can't thank this guy enough for what he did for me. He taught me a lot and I am grateful for what he has done. Good luck and I hope to see you again, my friend.


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Matras:
Ah, you have brought the blueprints I needed!
Thank you! Now my research may progress as I had hoped. Ah, but let me just check to ensure that it is authentic... In my line of work, forgeries occur far too often.


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001 /* 002 * Copyright (C) 2007 Google Inc. 003 * 004 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); 005 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 006 * You may obtain a copy of the License at 007 * 008 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 009 * 010 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 011 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 012 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 013 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 014 * limitations under the License. 015 */ 016 017 package com.google.common.collect; 018 019 import com.google.common.annotations.GwtCompatible; 020 021 import java.util.Map; 022 import java.util.Set; 023 024 import javax.annotation.Nullable; 025 026 /** 027 * A bimap (or "bidirectional map") is a map that preserves the uniqueness of 028 * its values as well as that of its keys. This constraint enables bimaps to 029 * support an "inverse view", which is another bimap containing the same entries 030 * as this bimap but with reversed keys and values. 031 * 032 * @author Kevin Bourrillion 033 * @since 2 (imported from Google Collections Library) 034 */ 035 @GwtCompatible 036 public interface BiMap<K, V> extends Map<K, V> { 037 // Modification Operations 038 039 /** 040 * {@inheritDoc} 041 * 042 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the given value is already bound to a 043 * different key in this bimap. The bimap will remain unmodified in this 044 * event. To avoid this exception, call {@link #forcePut} instead. 045 */ 046 V put(@Nullable K key, @Nullable V value); 047 048 /** 049 * An alternate form of {@code put} that silently removes any existing entry 050 * with the value {@code value} before proceeding with the {@link #put} 051 * operation. If the bimap previously contained the provided key-value 052 * mapping, this method has no effect. 053 * 054 *
Note that a successful call to this method could cause the size of the 055 * bimap to increase by one, stay the same, or even decrease by one. 056 * 057 *
Warning: If an existing entry with this value is removed, the key 058 * for that entry is discarded and not returned. 059 * 060 * @param key the key with which the specified value is to be associated 061 * @param value the value to be associated with the specified key 062 * @return the value which was previously associated with the key, which may 063 * be {@code null}, or {@code null} if there was no previous entry 064 */ 065 V forcePut(@Nullable K key, @Nullable V value); 066 067 // Bulk Operations 068 069 /** 070 * {@inheritDoc} 071 * 072 *
Warning: the results of calling this method may vary depending on 073 * the iteration order of {@code map}. 074 * 075 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if an attempt to {@code put} any 076 * entry fails. Note that some map entries may have been added to the 077 * bimap before the exception was thrown. 078 */ 079 void putAll(Map<? extends K, ? extends V> map); 080 081 // Views 082 083 /** 084 * {@inheritDoc} 085 * 086 *
Because a bimap has unique values, this method returns a {@link Set}, 087 * instead of the {@link java.util.Collection} specified in the {@link Map} 088 * interface. 089 */ 090 Set<V> values(); 091 092 /** 093 * Returns the inverse view of this bimap, which maps each of this bimap's 094 * values to its associated key. The two bimaps are backed by the same data; 095 * any changes to one will appear in the other. 096 * 097 *
Note:There is no guaranteed correspondence between the iteration 098 * order of a bimap and that of its inverse. 099 * 100 * @return the inverse view of this bimap 101 */ 102 BiMap<V, K> inverse(); 103 }


Synchronized video playback across multiple Raspberry Pi boards
This project was done in collaboration with Debanshu Bhaumik, a Creative technologist & New media art practitioner.
Popularity and power of single board computers like Raspberry Pi have made it possible not just to promote the teaching of basic computer science but also to prototype and in fact, to be even used by artists in their installations who often have particular requirements to be met. Boards like Raspberry Pi are quite capable and in many cases can substitute full PCs for such installations.
Playing single/multiple videos across multiple (and often large) displays require specialized hardware splitters and devices to read in video from a computer and then sent out to multiple devices in a synchronised manner. However, these devices are expensive and require an expert who has the know-how of using it. This small but meaningful realization by Debanshu eventually led us to build a simple API to facilitate synced video playback across multiple Raspberry Pi boards.
We have currently built a basic prototype of the implementation, and the following part of this post explains the working of it in detail.
On one side, the boards are connected in a master-slave combination where the master computer controls the playback across the rest of the boards, which works in slave mode, each of the boards can be connected to any display device. The display devices may be placed in multiple configurations - from the standard grid to anything desired. The current implementation of the API does not do anything to the video file and uses pre-stored video files on the respective boards to playback in a synchronized manner. The current method can also extend to run a video file from the network or apply effects like cropping, video filters in near realtime.
The boards communicate over standard TCP/IP socket and get paired by a single handshake and tell the master computer whenever they are ready to start playback. Once all the slave computer responds with the available status, the master computer schedules or instructs all the slave computers to initiate the video playback. VLC player currently holds the video playback through the command line, which also removes any other screen to be displayed on the actual display, which otherwise is not relevant to the overall aesthetics/experience of the installation.
While the final fixes on the API are still coming through, we are happy to show you SVideo API, which is currently hosted here. Feel free to check out and contact us for more information.


ExtentMerge is a console application that merges multiple HTML files and information from Extent.db (database) file into a single trend report.
Minimum version of reports you can merge is ExtentReports is 2.10. ExtentReports 2.05 and lower are not supported by this tool.
0.1-alpha
Here is a demo sample: linky.
Moni Mau for providing valuable feedback for the design and components and also for helping test all the initial (alpha) releases.
Below are the options used by ExtentMerge:
Options:
-h, --help
Help
-v, --version
Version
Default: 0.1
-css
Inline css
-css-file
Path to custom CSS file
-db
Extent generated Sqlite database
-dir
Directory where Extent HTML files are placed
-from
Date to begin collecting data (Format: 'yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss')
-html
Extent generated HTML file
-js
Inline js
-js-file
Path to custom JavaScript file
* -out
Output file path with .html extension
-to
Date to end collecting data (Format: 'yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss')
ExtentMerge can consume an entire directory and scan for all resources that are valid Extent.html or Extent.db. To use a directory as input, use the below command:
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "C:\MyDirectory" -out "C:\MyDirectory\ExtentMerge.html"
To merge multiple HTML files, use the below command:
java -jar extentmerge.jar -html "C:\MyDirectory\Report1.html" -html "C:\MyDirectory\Report2.html" -out "C:\MyDirectory\ExtentMerge.html"
To merge one or many databases, use the below command:
java -jar extentmerge.jar -db "C:\MyDirectory\Extent.db" -out "C:\MyDirectory\ExtentMerge.html"
To merge reports from any source between multiple dates, simply specify the start-date and end-date. Note: you must use the following format for dates: "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss".
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "locataion" -out "extent.html" -from "2015-10-02 00:00:00" -to "2015-10-05 23:59:59"
It is possible to use multiple input sources as well. ExtentMerge will scan all resources for valid information to build the merged report.
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -html "input.html" -db "extent.db" -out "extent.html"
It is also possible to customize the final report with your custom CSS and JS.
// custom css file
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -out "extent.html" -css-file "css.css"
// custom inline css
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -out "extent.html" -css ".tag { display: none; }"
// custom js file
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -out "extent.html" -js-file "script.js"
// custom inline js
java -jar extentmerge.jar -dir "location" -out "extent.html" -js "$(document).ready(function() { alert('hello world'); });"
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Leatherface's Past
Jedidiah Sawyer has no direct history or explanation of childhood, but the Sawyer family and Jed hold a dark secret that everyone in their town knows quite well. The Sawyers are a tight knit family that use Jed or otherwise known as Leatherface (nickname given because he wears real faces) as the brawn of their family. Shown to be primarily acting in self-defense, Jed cares for his family even though he has been abused and quite evidently neglected with his lack of knowledge on even the most basic aspects of humanity. He and his family are a group of cannibals who fool and capture visitors through a ploy of Jeds brother pretending to be a hitchhiker. Cannibalizing, and fashioning the parts into furniture is just simply the way this family bonds.
Movie Appearances
Jed' fame is almost as good as his chili, bolstering a good count, definitely not because he is the main antagonist in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre series!
- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986)
- Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 (1990)
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1994)
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006)
- Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013)
- Leatherface (2017)
Leatherface's Capabilities
Although Jed has not been shown to have any supernatural capabilities, he does possess on some sense inhuman strength. Countless times on screen he has been shown effortlessly swinging and running for long durations with a big chainsaw, and also shows remarkable skill with a hammer. Aside from strength, this Sawyer is running long and fast even when lugging a big chainsaw in his hands. Best stay off his property!


Help Manual -INSERT COMMAND
Name
peg-insert - Add single file, multiples files or directories in temporary database.
Syntax
peg insert [-a][--all][-i][--ignore][-v][--verbose]
[-m][--more] [specific_file_name or directory_name ]
Description
Peg insert command - This command adds the given files or content of the directory-tree
into a temporary database , to prepare the contents to be staged for the next commit .After
making any changes to the working directory, and before running the commit command, you must
use the add command to add any new or modified files to the temporary database.
This command can be performed multiple times before a commit. It only adds the content of the
specified file(s) at the time the insert command is run; if you want subsequent changes included
in the next commit, then you must run peg insert again to add the new content to the index.
The peg status command can be used to obtain a summary of which
files have changes that are staged for the next commit i.e. which files have been added to
temporary database which are yet to be committed .
Options
- [-a] or [--all] : This options is used to add all the files and directories of the current location into the temporary database . This option is very helpful as we need not to specify each and every file independently, rather we can use this option .
- [-i] or [--ignore] : This option is used to ignore a given file or set of files as specified by the path after using option -i .
- [-v] or [--verbose] : This option , when used , adds the given file , also printed the name of the added files, similar to using option -a
- [-m] or [--more] : This option is used for displaying more output on the screen terminal .
Examples
- Add a specified file into cache area i.e. temporary database.
$ peg insert given_file.txt
$ peg insert -a
# This option adds all the files in current location into stagged
temporary database.
$ peg insert -i = "path/to/be/ignored"
# This option adds all the files in current location into stagged
temporary database except for those specified by the path.


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AlertData Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | AlertData.h |
Tasks
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alertBytes
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active
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isNew
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boxBand
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lastDetectTimestamp
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getBand
Call this method to return the band of the alert.
- (band)getBand
Return Value
band of the alert: 4 = Ku, 3 = X, 2 = K, 1 = Ka, 0 = Lazer, -1= Bad
Discussion
Call this method to return the band of the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getCount
Call this method to return the number of alerts in the table.
- (int)getCount
Return Value
number of alerts
Discussion
Call this method to return the number of alerts in the table.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getDevience
Call this method to return the devience of the alert.
- (int)getDevience
Return Value
devience of the acceptance window for the alert
Discussion
Call this method to return the devience of the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getDirection
Call this method to return the direction of the alert.
- (direction)getDirection
Return Value
direction of the alert: 2 = Rear, 1 = Side, 0 = Front, -1 = Bad
Discussion
Call this method to return the direction of the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getFrequency
Call this method to return the frequency of the alert.
- (int)getFrequency
Return Value
frequency of the alert
Discussion
Call this method to return the frequency of the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getFrontSignalStrength
Call this method to return the front signal strength of the alert.
- (int)getFrontSignalStrength
Return Value
front signal strength of the alert
Discussion
Call this method to return the front signal strength of the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getIndex
Call this method to return the index of the alert.
- (int)getIndex
Return Value
index of the alert
Discussion
Call this method to return the index of the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getNormalizedSignalStregth
Call this method to return the normalized signal strength of the alert.
- (Byte)getNormalizedSignalStregth
Return Value
normalized of the alert on a 1-8 scale
Discussion
Call this method to return the normalized signal strength of the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getRearSignalStrength
Call this method to return the rear signal strength of the alert.
- (int)getRearSignalStrength
Return Value
frequency of the alert
Discussion
Call this method to return the rear signal strength of the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getWindowLower
Call this method to return the upper window edge for the alert.
- (int)getWindowLower
Return Value
upper acceptance window edge to see if the alert can be considered a matching alert when compared.
Discussion
Call this method to return the upper window edge for the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h
getWindowUpper
Call this method to return the upper window edge for the alert.
- (int)getWindowUpper
Return Value
upper acceptance window edge to see if the alert can be considered a matching alert when compared.
Discussion
Call this method to return the upper window edge for the alert.
Declared In
AlertData.h


GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DC CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES AGENCY Open Government Report 2014 Mayor’s Order 2014-170 seeks to institutionalize a culture of transparent and open government and accountability and to expand opportunities for resident participation and collaboration. This report describes how the DC Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) has developed and enhanced transparency, public participation, and collaboration and will continue to do so. CFSA is one of several District Government agencies that make up the local human services safety net. CFSA addresses the social issue of child abuse/neglect, serving as a first responder to protect child victims and those and risk and to assist families in circumstances ranging from struggling to in crisis. A small segment of District residents have direct experience with CFSA; the larger population has high expectations for prevention of child tragedies. At the same time, CFSA has an obligation to advocate for those we serve with the community. Having a child welfare safety net at full strength depends on community members stepping up to report child abuse and neglect, provide homes for children in need of foster care and adoption, and help prepare older youth in care for adulthood. CFSA’s relationship with the public involves performing to meet client needs and public expectations while also engaging the larger community on behalf of District children and youth in need. Transparency On Line CFSA’s official website (www.cfsa.dc.gov) prominently addresses areas of child welfare of most interest to the public: how to report child abuse/neglect, foster or adopt a child, or donate to children and youth in care. Among the wealth of information on line are: An overview of CFSA functions. A searchable database of all CFSA policies regarding child welfare functions, programs, and services. Current information about CFSA performance. An “Ask the Director” link for public comments or queries. A direct link to CFSA’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) officer. CFSA is on Twitter at #DCCFSA, where the Director periodically reports activities and retweets child welfare information of general interest. CFSA also maintains a blog that chronicles our journey to make best practices in treating child trauma the basis of local child welfare practice. Public Information CFSA’s Office of Public Information (OPI) at<PHONE_NUMBER> routinely responds to queries from the media and general public. Among typical requests from the public are: Students of social work seeking information for course assignments. 1 Local non-profit organizations in need of child welfare statistics to complete grant proposals or inform strategic planning. Community organizations wanting speakers on child welfare topics. Child welfare practitioners, both domestic and foreign, interested in visiting CFSA to learn about our use of best practices. OPI freely responds to any queries that fall within the vast body of child welfare information that is not confidential. FOIA CFSA receives approximately 16 requests a year under the Freedom of Information Act, mostly via email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and through the District’s FOIAXpress system. For each request, CFSA’s Office of the General Counsel (OGC) determines whether CFSA has the desired information and whether it is unrestricted or requires redaction. The OGC works with each requestor to provide as much information as possible within mandated time frames. Availability of Data The Office of the City Administrator (OCA) and Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) are identifying a significant number of District Government agency datasets to publish online later this year. If they do not select a dataset from CFSA to be part of the 2014 release, we will continue to work with them to identify datasets appropriate to publish in 2015. In the future, the Chief Data Officer will provide requirements for open data reporting. Public Engagement and Participation Identifying Stakeholders Like all child welfare agencies, CFSA has six key stakeholder groups: Clients—District children, youth, and families receiving services. Partners/Providers—Other local public and private agencies that make up the child welfare safety net; foster, adoptive, and kinship parents. Oversight Authorities—Local and federal (including Federal Court). Advocates—Non-profit organizations pushing for positive change on behalf of children and youth. General Public. Employees. Traditionally, the greatest interest in children welfare stems from the local child-serving community of partners/providers, oversight authorities, and advocates. To communicate with this strong core of stakeholders, CFSA: Holds regular meetings and/or periodic briefings to exchange information. Maintains and uses listservs to announce news, service changes, and other information of interest and to seek input on rules and regulations. Has one-on-one discussions as needed to address individual concerns. 2 As a leader in the local child-serving community, CFSA maintains open lines of communication with partners/providers, oversight authorities, and advocates. We regularly seek their input and participation, and they freely volunteer opinions, raise issues, or give feedback. Public Participation Citizen Review Panel: In 1996, the U.S. Congress amended the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) to require that states establish Citizen Review Panels. They are supposed to evaluate state child welfare agencies and recommend improvements. In 2005, the District passed legislation (DC Code § 4-1303.51) to establish a local Citizen Review Panel (CRP) in keeping with CAPTA requirements. The District CRP has 15 members, eight appointed by the Mayor and seven by District Council resolution, who serve staggered three-year terms. Panel members must be District residents and cannot be District Government employees. CFSA serves as staff to the CRP. The group elects its own Chair from among the members and submits an annual report to the Mayor. Mayor’s Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect: Mayor’s Order 2012-164 established the Mayor’s Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect (MCCAN) to advise on child welfare services. The Mayor appoints up to 11 non-governmental members for staggered three-year terms. The Mayor also appoints additional members from 10 specific DC Government agencies who serve at his/her pleasure. The Mayor selects a Chair from the non-governmental members and a ViceChair from the governmental group. CFSA serves as staff. Internal Child Fatality Review Committee: CFSA’s Internal Child Fatality Review Committee meets monthly to review the deaths of children, youth, and young adults who have died within four years of involvement with CFSA. The CFSA Director appoints one community member who serves at the Director’s pleasure. Public Engagement District residents have ongoing opportunities to get involved and join CFSA in serving people in need in our community. Foster/Adoptive Parent Recruitment/Retention: CFSA is always interested in licensing more foster homes in the District. The orientation and training District residents need to get a foster care license are ongoing throughout the year. CFSA emphasizes recruitment of foster homes because in the long run, that also leads to adoptions. More than 60 per cent of adoptions of District children from the public system are by foster parents. CFSA conducts continuous outreach to keep the need for foster/adoptive homes on the public radar. Some key strategies include: Paid advertising on radio about twice a year. Paid advertising in selected District-based movie theaters. A website (www.adoptdckids.org) dedicated to adoption from the District public child welfare system. Partners for Kids in Care: This CFSA program accepts donations of goods and services from the public on behalf of District children and youth in foster care. The program coordinates 3 opportunities for the public to provide holiday food baskets and gifts and to assist young people in foster care with back-to-school supplies, clothing for prom and graduation events, household necessities when they go to college or transition out of care, and more. The 14-member PKC board is composed of business, organizational, and community donors committed to supporting District children and youth in care. Opportunities In FY 2015, CFSA looks forward to: Stepping up recruitment of foster homes in the District via stronger overall outreach, especially via social media. Periodically targeting organizations and groups that need to know about CFSA’s online training for mandated reporters (professionals required by law to report known or suspected instances of child abuse/neglect in the District). Building our Twitter following. Collaboration CFSA has two notable collaborations in keeping the public informed. We participate in www.adoptuskids.org, the national photo listing of children available for adoption through the domestic public child welfare system. It is sponsored under a grant from the Children’s Bureau of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Washington Metropolitan Council of Governments (COG) acts as a regional partner with the District and nine surrounding jurisdictions in recruiting and retaining foster and adoptive homes. For example, through sponsorship from the Dave Thomas Foundation, COG coordinates with local NBC affiliate WRC-TV 4 to produce the weekly “Wednesday’s Child” news segment that features children available for adoption from local public child welfare systems. For more than two decades, WRC News Anchor Barbara Harrison has hosted this feature, which keeps adoption in front of the public and has led to permanent homes for hundreds of children. 4


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Hi! We are Brisket, Porterhouse, and Cinnamon and we are always on the lookout!
Some of our favorite activities include:
- Squirrel patrol
- Barking competitions
- Eating human food
- Losing our minds when we see cats
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import stopwatch
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
pin = 25
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)
GPIO.setup(pin, GPIO.IN)
print "\n***************************************"
print "*** Welcome to Five Second Stadium! ***"
print "***************************************\n"
print "Press the BUTTON to start and press again to stop after 5 sec!"
print "Press ctrl + c to quit"
print "--------------------------------------------------------------\n"
sudo python game.py
while True:
print "Start?"
GPIO.wait_for_edge(pin, GPIO.FALLING)
t = stopwatch.Timer()
print "***Started!***\n\n"
print "Stop?"
GPIO.wait_for_edge(pin, GPIO.FALLING)
t.stop()
rounded = "%.2f" % t.elapsed
print rounded, " seconds!"
if float(rounded) == 5:
print "*** Congratulations Champion! ***"
else:
print "So Close!"
print "Would you like to play again?"
GPIO.wait_for_edge(pin, GPIO.FALLING)


thomblr
convrt yr tumblr
to bookmrks
save
this tab
as "bookmarks.html"
follow the instructions on
this tab
to import "bookmarks.html"


This is, like, the other page in the marketplace app.
It is more self-deferential than the
main page


It takes knowledge, smart work, and dedication to make great ideas come to life. I have been helping make great ideas happen for the past 1 year and am always ready for new challenges.
Problem solving is not always about sitting in a board room talking about the way things should be done. I have a strong background in UI design which allows me to think on my feet and act upon it.


This is a paragraph
Facebook helps you to connect and share with people in your life
Create an acount it's free and always will be.


Docker¶
Gerapy also provides a Docker image that can be used to quickly launch the Gerapy service using Docker.
Run¶
First you need to select a directory as the Gerapy working directory, such as ~/gerapy or others. Here is the ~/gerapy directory. The Gerapy startup command is as follows:
docker run -d --name gerapy -v ~/gerapy:/app/gerapy -p 8000:8000 germey/gerapy
After running, go directly to http://localhost:8000 to enter Gerapy.
The default login user name is admin and the password is admin. The username and password can be modified by http://localhost:8000/admin/auth.
The command parameters are as follows:
-d: running in the background
–name: specify the container name
-v: specify the mount directory
-p: specifies the binding port, the former is the host port and the latter is the container port.


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree static %} {% block title %} Decisions section will begin now. {% endblock %} {% block content %}
The computer will now provide you with the possible plea bargains that you might get if the prosecutor observes evidence that suggests you are guilty.
These possible plea bargains are for the decision you made a few minutes ago where the computer randomly chose a preset division of $10 of $W for you and $10-W for your counterpart.
{% next_button %} {% endblock %}


Voting Interface
If age is only a state of mind
Which category best describes YOUR state of mind right now?
1. Cheeky Child
2. Tormented Teenager
3. Mad Midlifer
4. Groovy Grandparent


Red Tale Narratives is a tool to assist people interested in writing stories for video games. RTN organizes different story projects, different chapters of the story, the characters, dialogue, and story structure. RTN primarily focuses on developing interactive branching narratives.
Interactive branching narratives are centered around choices. The player chooses an action or a piece of dialogue, and the player's experience of the story is changed. Red Tale Narratives allows new narrative designers to create these branching stories while maintaining organization clear enough for noncreative individuals to follow along.
Most tools like this are proprietary. Someone curious about the field or new to it cannot access these tools to try their hand at writing stories.
The paid tools are expensive. To someone new and looking to explore, it can be painful to be willing to commit large sums of money to something you are unsure if you are interested in.
The free tools are no good. These tools either crash causing the user to lose their work or have some barrier of entry such as needing to know some basic programming skills.
I aimed to try to solve these problems through Red Tale Narratives.
Working with React again. Since I had last used React, it had gone through major updates including functional components and hooks. I attempted to primarily focus on learning this style instead of using component fragments like I had before. This was not smart - I needed to use what was best for the project, not try to force everything into functional components with hooks.
The design work. I am not a designer, but with this project I pushed myself forward to explore the design side of projects. I went out and conducted user research, competitive analysis, and designed my own mockups. I plan on continuing this project well into the future, hopefully with the help of a designer.


These are substituted in all felogin item displaying templates.
###FORGOT_PASSWORD###
###BACKLINK_LOGIN###


an intro
A communication protocol that works on top of HTTP
and also a JavaScript API
( standardised as part of HTML5 )
that provides a way to push notifications from server to client
without the client's involvement
The usual suspects:
// Subscribe for events on event source of given URL
var eventSource = new EventSource("http://some.service.com/event-source/");
// Subscribe for events on event source of given URL
var eventSource = new EventSource("http://some.service.com/event-source/");
// And then listen for events of specific type
eventSource.addEventListener("progress", function (event) {
var eventData = JSON.parse(event.data);
window.alert('Progress is currently at ' + eventData.currentProgress + '%');
});
// Subscribe for events on event source of given URL
var eventSource = new EventSource("http://some.service.com/event-source/");
// And then listen for events of specific type
eventSource.addEventListener("progress", function (event) {
var eventData = JSON.parse(event.data);
window.alert('Progress is currently at ' + eventData.currentProgress + '%');
});
// When you're done
eventSource.close();
// Listen for errors
eventSource.addEventListener('error', function (event) {
if (event.readyState === EventSource.CLOSED) {
console.log('Connection was closed');
return;
}
console.log('OMG unexpected error occurred. Here\'s some info: ', event);
});
// Listen for notifications that the SSE connection has been established
eventSource.addEventListener('open', function (event) {
console.log('Connection was opened, here come the tasty events');
});
// In this Node.js example, we receive an HTTP request
// (e.g. on http://some.service.com/event-source/)
// so we're given a response object 'res' to write onto
// 1) We write necessary-ish HTTP headers onto the response
res.writeHead(200, {
'Content-Type': 'text/event-stream',
'Cache-Control': 'no-cache',
'Connection': 'keep-alive'
});
// 2) Then we write an event (= simply text) onto the response
res.write('event:progress\n');
res.write('data:' + JSON.stringify({ currentProgress: 15 }) + '\n\n');
// To send a second progress event, we simply repeat
res.write('event:progress\n');
res.write('data:' + JSON.stringify({ percentage: 20 }) + '\n\n');
// To send a ping event every second
var id = 0;
setInterval(function () {
++id;
res.write('id:' + id + '\n');
res.write('event:ping\n');
res.write('data:Still here bro\n\n');
}, 1000);
// We never
res.end();
Here's a PHP implementation, if you're interested.
Yes, but they're more complex than you need.*
Websockets allow bi-directional communication, at a price:
Yes, but it's so much worse than the real thing.
*Actually the very first Comet implementations date back to 2000


note: details of rescheduling references can be seen upto 3 months ago.
In progress Grievance
Completed Grievance


I keep forgetting the steps to do this, so for my benefit, here are the steps to enable an SSH connection to GitHub.
1. Generate public ssh key
> ssh-keygen -t rsa
2. Display the contents of the new public ssh key
> cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
3. copy everything from "ssh-rsa" through end of email address
4. Add contents of rsa.pub into GitHub -> Settings -> SSH & GPG Keys
5. Clone the repo
> git clone git@gitlab.com:<repo>.git
The steps above will get you a basic repo over to your machine. However, if you want to change into a specific branch of that repo, you need to do the following.
1. Change into the newly created repo folder (when you enter the repo,
it shows the branch you're in, which is "master" by default)
> cd <repo_name>
User@Machine MINGW64 ~/<repo_name> (master)
2. Check to see what branches are available
$ git branch -av
* master 59f116b Merge branch 'modify_algorithm' into 'master'
remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/master
remotes/origin/master 59f116b Merge branch 'modify_algorithm' into 'master'
remotes/origin/modify_algorithm 6e20ea3 added data files
remotes/origin/national_run c035975 completed national run
3. Grab one of the branches
> git branch remotes/origin/national_run
4. Change over to using the new branch
> git checkout remotes/origin/national_run
warning: refname 'remotes/origin/national_run' is ambiguous.
Switched to branch 'remotes/origin/national_run'
User@Machine MINGW64 ~/<repo_name> (remotes/origin/national_run)


SDOF system response to Periodic and Non-Periodic Loading
In this class we studied
- the response of a SDOF system to periodic loads, using a Fourier Series representation of loading, the frequency response function and superposition of effects,
- the response of a SDOF system to a generic load in terms of system response to infinitesimal impulses composed using superposition of effect by Duhamel Integral,
Some material used in this class is now available,
- the slides i used,
- a ready to print version of the slides,
- a spreadsheet that computes the response of a system using the Duhamel Integral in a step-by-step implementation,
- a printout of the above spreadsheet, displaying a graph with the response to different excitations,
- a short python script that computes and prints the response, written with particular regard to clarity and extensibility.


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Natural phitography
Luxary Cars
Motercycle
Marvel
Flowers
Trees
Paintings
Lomborghini
Superhero Comics
Photo Editing
Jeep
Birds
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Life Quotes
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Missing You Quotes
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iphone
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caption America
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Game of Thrones
Cute Drawing Hunor
Survival Tips
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Greeting
Pics Art
Caption Marvel


0.12.4 (Jan 2017)¶
Bokeh Version 0.12.4
is an incremental update that adds a few important
features and fixes several bugs. Some of the highlights include:
- Efficient binary array protocol. (#2204)
- A general mechanism to add
CustomJS
callbacks to any property. (#5498) - Several fixes to log plots. (#2789, #3834, #5389, #5549, #5576)
- Fixes related to custom extensions. (#5315, #5590)
- Guidance and examples for embedding a Bokeh server directly in standalone scripts, Jupyter notebooks, and Tornado and Flask applications.
- Support for read-only (client-side) properties, e.g. plot inner dimensions (#5199)
- Improved documentation for the bokeh.palettes module. (#5619)
- Major refactor of
bokeh.core
including expanded documentation and tests (#5626, #5627)
Many other small bugfixes and docs additions. For full details see the CHANGELOG.
NOTE: the 0.12.x series is the last planned release series before a version 1.0 release. The focus of the 1.0 release will be implementing build automation to enforce API stability, and a very small number of high value features. For more information see the project roadmap.
Migration Guide¶
As the project approaches a 1.0 release, it is necessary to make some changes to bring interfaces and functionality up to a point that can be maintained long-term. We try to limit such changes as much as possible, and have a period of deprecation.
Broken Dialog Removed¶
The Dialog
widget has been broken for some time. Due to lack of user
reports about it, and because custom extensions now provide a path for users
to integrate third party JS dialog libaries, this widget has been removed
immediately.
Custom Extension Import/Export¶
BokehJS is making a slow migration to TypeScript to support long-term stability and maintainability. This necessitates some short term changes for writing custom extensions.
JavaScript extension code with requires
and module.exports
, such as:
Model = require "model"
class DateGapTickFormatter extends TickFormatter
# implementation here
module.exports =
Model: DateGapTickFormatter
should be re-written as:
import {Model} from "model"
export class DateGapTickFormatter extends TickFormatter
# implementation here
Legend Locations¶
To improve consistency, the following locations names have changed:
| old location name | new location name |
|---|---|
left_center |
center_left |
right_center |
center_right |
The old location names will continue to work for some time with a deprecation warning.
App Current Directory¶
Directory style apps no longer chdir
into the app directory. The module
attribute __file__
should be used to construct any file paths relative
to main.py
for use with open
, etc.
Window Titles¶
Bokeh apps embedded with autoload_server
will no longer set the browser
window title.
Positional Argument Order For hbar
¶
In order to provide much improved interactive help (true function signatures
and rich auto-generated docstrings) the order of the left
and right
parameters to hbar
had to be swapped (cannot have non-default args after
a default arg). The new function signature is:
p.hbar(y, height, right, left=0, **kwargs)
Old bokeh-server
Command Removed¶
Since 0.11, the old bokeh-server
command remained and only printed a
message directing to information about using bokeh serve
. It has been
removed completely.
Cruft auto
Functions removed¶
The following functions in bokeh.io
were long unused and have been
removed: autoadd
, autopush
, and autosave
.
Eco Templates No Longer Supported¶
BokehJS has migrated to using .tsx
templates. Provisional support for
including .eco
templates has been removed from both BokehJS and the
Bokeh Python library.
Base64 serialisation and Python 3.3¶
The addition a binary protocol that uses a base 64 encoding for NumPy arrays means that Bokeh will not function with NumPy arrays on Python 3.3, due to a bug in Python. A possible workaround is to convert all arrays to plain python lists. As a reminder, Bokeh official support includes Python 2.7 and 3.4+ only.
BokehJS BackboneView $
Removed¶
In part of a longer effort to remove the JQuery dependency from BokehJS
entirely, the $
attribute that BokehJS added to BackboneView
has been removed. Use e.g., @$el.find
instead.
Additionally, use of Bokeh.$
and Bokeh._
Refactor of bokeh.core
¶
It is expected that all of these these changes should be below the level that standard users will ever be exposed to. These changes are listed here for completeness.
The overly large bokeh.core.properties
module has been split up. This
improves maintainability and allows the contents of bokeh.core.properties
to limited to things of that might be useful to users writing custom models.
The new file structure:
- bokeh.core.has_props
- bokeh.core.properties
- bokeh.core.property.bases
- bokeh.core.property.containers
- bokeh.core.property.descriptors
- bokeh.core.property.descriptor_factory
- bokeh.core.property.override
The following class names have been changed to improve intent and clarity (i.e. only things that are actually Python descriptors are named “Descriptor”):
| old class name | new class name |
|---|---|
PropertyFactory |
PropertyDescriptorFactory |
PropertyDescriptor |
Property |
ParameterizedPropertyDescriptor |
ParameterizedProperty |
BasicProperty |
BasicPropertyDescriptor |
DataSpecProperty |
DataSpecPropertyDescriptor |
UnitsSpecProperty |
UnitsSpecPropertyDescriptor |
The following unused and non-useful properties were removed in this effort:
Align
, Event
, Function
, and This
.
The default value for the owner
parameter of the __get__
method
on property descriptors was an unnecessary change to the standard Python
descriptor protocol, and has been removed.
Additionally, the HasProps.set
method has been removed. The name caused
problems with the Sphinx docs build, and it was an unnecessary duplicate of
HasProps.update
(which should be used instead).


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v2.1.0
Go modules, resource ordering respected, generator and transformer plugins, eased loading restrictions, the notion of inventory, eased replica count modification. About ~90 issues closed since v2.0.3 in ~400 commits.
Download here.
Go modules
Kustomize now defines its dependencies in a top
level go.mod
file. This is the first step
towards a package structure intentially exported
as one or more Go modules for use in other
programs (kubectl, kubebuilder, etc.) and in
kustomize plugins (see below).
Resource ordering
Kustomize now retains the depth-first order of resources as read, a frequently requested feature.
This means resource order can be controlled by editting kustomization files. This is also vital to applying user-defined transformations (plugins) in a particular order.
Nothing needs to be done to activate this; it happens automatically.
The build
command now accepts a --reorder
flag with values legacy
and none
,
with a default value of legacy
.
legacy
means apply an ordering based on
GVK, that currently emits Namespace
objects
first, and ValidatingWebhookConfiguration
objects last. This means that despite
automatic retention of load order, your
build
output won’t change by default.
none
means don’t reorder the resources before
output. Specify this to see output order
respect input order.
Generator and transformer plugins
Since the beginning (as kinflate
back in Sep
2017), kustomize has read or generated resources,
applied a series of pipelined transformation to
them, and emitted the result to stdout
.
At that time, the only way to change the behavior of a generator (e.g. a secret generator), or change the behavior of a transformer (e.g. a name changer, or json patcher), was to modify source code and put out a release.
v1.0.9 introduced generator options as a means to change the behavior of the only two generators available at the time - Secret and ConfigMap generators. It also introduced transformer configs as a way to fine tune the targets of transformations (e.g. to which fields selectors should be added). Most of the feature requests for kustomize revolve around changing the behavior of the builtin generators and transformers.
v2.1.0 adds an alpha plugin framework, that
encourages users to write their own generators or
transformers, declaring them as kubernetes
objects just like everything else, and apply them
as part of the kustomize build
process.
To inform the API exposed to plugins, and to
confirm that the plugin framework can offer plugin
authors the same capabilities as builtin
operations, all the builtin generators and
tranformers have been converted to plugin form
(with one exceptions awaiting Go module
refinements). This means that adding, say, a
secretGenerator
or commonAnnotations
directive
to your kustomization will (in v2.1.0) trigger
execution of
code committed as a plugin.
For more information, see the kustomize plugin documentation.
Remove load restrictions
The following usage:
kustomize build --load_restrictor none $target
allows a kustomization.yaml
file used in this
build to refer to files outside its own directory
(i.e. outside its root).
This is an opt-in to suppress a security feature that denies this precise behavior.
This feature should only be used to allow multiple
overlays (e.g. prod, staging and dev) to share a
patch file. To share resources, use a relative
path or URL to a kustomization directory in the
resources
directive.
Inventory generation for pruning
Alpha
Users can add an inventory
stanza to their
kustomization file, to add a special inventory
object to the build
result.
This object applies to the cluster along with everything else in the build result and can be used by other clients to intelligently prune orphaned cluster resources.
For more information see the kustomize inventory object documentation.
Field changes / deprecations
resources
expanded, bases
deprecated
The resources
field has been generalized; it now
accepts what formerly could only be specified in
the bases
field.
This change was made to allow users fine control
over resource processing order. With a distinct
bases
field, bases had to be loaded separately
from resources as a group. Now, base loading may
be interleaved as desired with the loading of
resource files from the current
directory. Resource ordering
had to be respected before this feature could be
introduced.
The bases
field is now deprecated, and will be
deleted in some future major release. Manage the
deprecation simply moving the arguments of the
bases
field to the resources
field in the
desired order, e.g.
resources: - someResouceFile.yaml - someOtherResourceFile.yaml bases: - ../../someBaseDir
could become
resources: - someResouceFile.yaml - ../../someBaseDir - someOtherResourceFile.yaml
The kustomized edit fix
command will do this for
you, though it will always put the bases at the
end.
As an aside, the resources
, generators
and
transformers
fields now all accept the same
argument format.
Each field’s argument is a string list, where each entry is either a resource (a relative path to a YAML file) or a kustomization (a path or URL pointing to a directory with a kustomization file). A kustomization directory used in this context is called a base.
The fact that the generators
and transformers
field accept bases and the fact that generator
and transformer configuration objects are just
normal k8s resources means that one can generate
or transform a generator or a transformer (see
TestTransformerTransformers).
replicas
field
The common task of patching a deployment to edit the number of replicas is now made easier with the new replicas field.
envs
field
An envs
sub-field has been added to both
configMapGenerator
and secretGenerator
,
replacing the now deprecated (and singular)
env
field. The new field accepts lists, just
like its sibling fields files
and literals
.
Optionally use kustomize edit fix
to merge
singular env
field into a plural field.


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Overcast Network
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Statistics
Overcast
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Miscellaneous
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Stratus
Bow Records
Avicus
Miscellaneous
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Conquest
Records for Conquest, a tournament hosted by Overcast Network
Last: Guardians of the Wool
Tournament #8
Next: House of Cores
Impact
1
st
place
Schadenfreude
2
nd
place
Poolaris, Loading
3
rd
place
Show Full Results +
Bracket
Tournament Information
Details
Format
Single Elimination
Gamemodes
Capture Points, King of the Hill, Team Deathmatch
Teams
64 teams
Team Size
7v7
Dates
Tournament
November 8-9, 2014
Videos
4 videos
- Playlist
Carterpaul's Stream
Playlist of matches streamed by Carterpaul.
- Playlist
Pugzy's Stream
Playlist of matches streamed by Pugzy.
- Playlist
khazhyk's Stream 1
Playlist of matches streamed by khazhyk.
- Playlist
khazhyk's Stream 2
Playlist of matches streamed by khazhyk.
Map Pool
3 maps
Facility TE
Team Deathmatch
tdm
Ascendance
Capture Points
cp
Limbo II
King of the Hill
koth
Teams
64 teams
Afternoon Tea
AHK
Animalerie
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Infamous
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KhronosV2
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LastFist
Loading
LogisticGamers
LostMexicans
LunGGlove
MongoloSensation
Nice
Ninja
OCG
Okorop
Orpheus
Outliers
Overload
Poolaris
Priority
PureBlocks
Radical
RageOfWarriors
Riders
Schadenfreude
SentsFromHeaven
Sigma
SquadCat
Starfish
Terps
The Maze Runners
TheRaptors
Tribe7x
Tsuribashi
Weakeners
Wolves in South Korea
WoolPlaced


I am experienced in leveraging agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition.
Built siamese network and achieved 100% accuracy for classification of any two digits of MNIST dataset. Building predictive and generative LSTM autoencoder to reconstruct and predict entire MRI scan cycle of patients given subset of MRI time points. Analyze the correlation between atrial fibrillation, atrial shape and fibrosis burden using regression analysis
Automated processes of Data Test & Activation (DTAC) team such as WebCheck, HopIt and MPLS in a Box and won Best Creation Award. Created Online Test Portal. Developed pretest call tracker for AT&T product
Worked in the Management Consulting Division. Helped in preparing a real estate market study review of Qatar and researched about various real estate sectors and the macroeconomic overview of Qatar


Architecture
1. Components
The main component of the framework is the application interface
(IApplication
) used for
reference by all other components:
it should be initialized before using any other component.
The application implementation should do nothing else that add some useful functions and hooks (such as adapters) to let the development be as the easier and faster as possible.
After the application initialization, registered plugins (IPlugin
)
must be found trough a plugin resource manager (IPluginResource
).
The plugin resource then adds internally all found plugins and
register itself (the instance) as an adapter for IApplication
,
so that the application could implement its own plugin resource
following the interface scheme.
At this point, the application is configured and ready to be loaded
using the context resource (IContextResource
),
which groups some plugins and loads them passing for the following three states:
- initialization: loads all internal plugin variables without any interaction with other plugins
- preloading: perform initialization actions with other plugins and their initialized options (e.g. connecting to plugin events)
- loading: this is the last step, where all plugins could perform any action to interact with other plugins
Just after the initialization of each plugin, the plugin instance
is registered as an adapter of IApplication
so plugins could reach other plugins adapting the application to the requested plugin
interface.
Note
It's important to specify a different interface for each plugins. Note that registering an adaption replaces the previous one, so there can be only one interface implementation in each context.
The last optional but recommended component is the engine (IEngine
).
It's something like a protocol that specifies how plugin communicate each other trough events
and contain some useful utilities for a specified environment. Mandatory engine components
are the event dispather (IEventDispatcher
, registered as
an adaptiong for IPlugin
) and its events (IEvent
,
adaption for IEventDispatcher
).
Then each plugin could have its own event dispatcher based on the current engine to let other plugins connect to it.
Event connecting is also simplified by the event connector.
Its behavior consists in getting all objects contained in self starting
with "on_
" and connecting them as callbacks for the
rest of the object name as the event name to the specified plugin.
Usually, it doesn't need to be implemented for each different engine
since it uses the engine abstraction.
2. Builtin plugin resources
2.1 Setuptools
The setuptools plugin resource is used to gain the list of application plugins registered using setuptools entry points.
A simple usage:
from plugboard import plugin pr = plugin.SetuptoolsPluginResource(application, 'application.plugins') pr.refresh()
3. Builtin context resources
3.1 XML
This resource gains context informations from a xml.dom.minidom.Element element, looking in its children.
A simple usage:
from xml.dom import minidom xmlstr = """<root> <context name='ctx1'> <plugin path='app.plugins.APlugin' /> <plugin path='app.plugins.BPlugin' /> </context> """ xml_element = minidom.parseString(xmlstr).documentElement) from plugboard import context cr = context.XMLContextResource(application, xml_element) cr.refresh()
4. Builtin engines
4.1 PlugBoard
The PlugBoard engine doesn't define any utility for applications, since it's the most general purpose engine. However, it has a really simple method for event dispatching: it stores observer callbacks and call them when an emit is requested.
4.2 GTK
This engine can be used in GTK 2.8 or above, since it exploits the
creation of GTK signals into a
generic GObject
.
Note
This can be done using the special class variable __gsignals__
, only available in PyGTK 2.8 or higher.
Read PyGTK FAQs for more informations.
So, everytime a signal is requested to be created, a new gobject is instantiated.
To grant the integrity of the first argument passed to the callback to be the plugin instance
and not the gobject when firing the event, connect_object()
is used instead of connect()
.
5. Engine utilities
5.1 EventConnector
This class automatically connects its callable attributes beggining
with "on_" to the specified plugin. The event name to
be used is described in the object name itself, just after the "on_
"
string: for instance "on_new
" would connect to the event "new
".
These callable objects (usually methods) could hold an attribute called extra
which contains extra arguments to be passed to the connect()
method of IEvent
.
A simple usage:
from plugboard import plugin, engine from zope.interface import implements import interfaces class APlugin(plugin.Plugin): implements(interface.IAPlugin) def __init__(self, application): self.dispatcher = engine.IEventDispatcher(self) self.dispatcher.add_event('new', (str, 'Some data type')) def load(self, context): self.dispatcher['new'].emit('Some data') class BToAEventConnector(engine.EventConnector): def on_new(self, plugin, data, extra): ... class BPlugin(plugin.Plugin): implements(interfaces.IBPlugin) def preload(self, application): ec = BToAEventConnector(interfaces.IAPlugin(application)) ec.on_new.extra = ('first extra argument',)


General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
crunchycat03-Apr-19 02:50 AM
you honestly believe that?
okay guys, with dudes like duke leading your group, good luck. You're gonna need it. later
dukeleto03-Apr-19 02:50 AM
As somebody who has contributed to free software and open source for 22 years, I can tell you for free: all closed source software is evil until proven otherwise. Many of you haven't even been alive that long
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later skater hater
actionslacks03-Apr-19 02:52 AM
@crunchycat just keep it up dude, you're doing great. really.
dukeleto03-Apr-19 03:05 AM
The market must be hungry for anything if closed source scams are appealing
they have not proved they are secure against a 51% attack + double spend in production, like KMD has
so to promise that, without proof, is a scam, in my book
like selling an ox to a farmer a year before it's born, and then that salesman conveniently leaves town
financial incompetence?
or technical incompetence? or both?
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do you think they have discovered things that jl777 hasn't thought about and thrown away years ago or improved upon for years in prod? Scam is appropriate, until they are proven
I wouldn't promise I was a brain surgeon without knowing how to do it
if the code is ever open sourced, I will be sure to take a look. Let's see if that ever happens.
LocoMB03-Apr-19 06:46 AM
seriously- why don't you ban that twat until he refrains from using such offensive avatar?
using literally feces as avatar is obviously inflammatory behaviour and nobody needs to tolerate that- tell the moron to use a non-offensive avatar if he wants to have a meaningful conversation(edited)
what an obnoxious little creep, expecting replies using an an approach like that is really very aggressive and should not be tolerated, this is trollish by definition(edited)
Cryptoon03-Apr-19 06:54 AM
Still havent seen any technical explanation as to why vbk should work let alone be superior to dpow
Besides ‘muh decentralization’
LocoMB03-Apr-19 06:55 AM
oh well, he uses that avatar on veriblock discord too, just a trollish little noob acolyte of the latest crypto fad
@MrKomodoWorld @0xca333 @KomodoPlatform @PirateChain @horizenglobal @359990902 @Levis_Caycedo I see your article from Feb 5. And what release it was? 0.3.3b beta from Feb 25? I see there only "update dependencies" https://t.co/YOoRY1FnYn How many nodes update to this ver...
FishyGuts03-Apr-19 09:09 AM
That’s not me that was supposed to be JL @Cryptoon
Cryptoon03-Apr-19 09:20 AM
Aha
jl777c03-Apr-19 09:24 AM
that was fixed with the Dec 1st release
when sapling was activated Dec 15th, it took effect. As of Feb 15th, no more sprout in the ecosystem. all in the Dec 1st release, which I believe predates any 3.x agama versions. someone should verify this
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 11:48 AM
106 in fees just sitting there, makes me actually think about mining BTC again
mrlynch03-Apr-19 11:49 AM
me 2
SHossain03-Apr-19 11:49 AM
my asics are happy mining CHIPS
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 11:49 AM
coincidentally, it serves as a cautionary tale of what I've always said about BTC not being a viable currency
mrlynch03-Apr-19 11:52 AM
good thing i bought kmd with all my btc
actionslacks03-Apr-19 11:55 AM
I'm sure vbk will use another strange perversion of common sense to say that this demonstrates their project's effectiveness. "Look!, see, it's working!"
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 11:57 AM
my asics are happy mining CHIPS
plural?
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 11:58 AM
Genie could you by any chance make a BTC pool that mines notarizations and rejects VBK spam?
1
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 11:58 AM
I could, but my 200TH makes it pretty well not matter
mrlynch03-Apr-19 11:58 AM
it's gone up to 57k in mempool
China: power up the asic farms
IBM cryptographers Vadim Lyubashevsky and Gregor Seiler provide quantum safe cryptography standard, CRYSTALS-KYBER, CRYSTALS-#DILITHIUM and FALCON P.s. implemented in Komodo by Jl777 -> https://t.co/e5sA73yQQ9
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just realized I posted the mobile link.
PTYX03-Apr-19 01:09 PM
Very cool
Cryptoon03-Apr-19 01:12 PM
Das awesome tbh
freakbros03-Apr-19 01:13 PM
Regnar03-Apr-19 01:19 PM
yea definitely awesome to see a cryptographers group at IBM Research messing with DilithiumCC and Komodo!
Shinzo Abe03-Apr-19 01:30 PM
why doesnt komodo have games like TRX?
komodo claims 1 million TPX and yet they dont have games
The 90s was when we rode bike around in the bush and the internet didn't exist
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PTYX03-Apr-19 02:27 PM
True that
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 02:28 PM
But the government had to go spend 50 billion dollars connecting the internet even in the most remote places
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:28 PM
Now kids ride bikes in the bushes of virtual reality
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 02:28 PM
Yep
Minecraft
Way better
PTYX03-Apr-19 02:29 PM
Yeah. The other day I was watching a documentary about kids on VR and some of them would go into the VR to sit and watch a movie with other VR people in a VR theater. Imagine 20 years in the future.
blackjok3r03-Apr-19 02:30 PM
I took the tablet thing off my 2yr old once and she punched me in the face....


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Once again, another less technical post and some light analysis on my 2019 New Year resolutions.
It was December of 2017 I came up with a formalized way to track my New Years Resolutions. I expanded and tweaked on the goals from 2018 into 2019. I didn’t really change the template too much so I’m just going to link the one from last year. Once again, this is the unchanged one.
Actually, looking over the 2018 Year in Review blog post, I see one of the things I added was quarters, which I only partially held to.
Again, yadda yadda there’s some things you get for free like categorization and conditional formatting. And just like last year. Once again, that’s not really what I’m going to be talking about in this blog post.
It’s tough to really summarize a year. 2019. Running through the highlights.
The year started off with another incredible trip out to Beaver Creek, Colorado with some of my friends. I visited my sister for her birthday. All of the time I wasn’t traveling around I was having a blast in Chicago. I visited Henry out in SF which was a really good thing for me in terms of my relationship dynamics. And then yeah before I knew it… it was April.
It was a big year for me professionally. I left [Belvedere Trading][bt], which was an immensely tough decision for me. Frustrations at work boiled over to the point that I didn’t truly feel valued given where I was within the company. So I quit. And took another job at [Ab Initio][ab]. I left Belvedere back in April. Took a month off. Went solo hiking around France and went to Monte Carlo to see the Monte Carlo Rolex Masters 1000. Hannah, one of my best friends from Swarthmore, met me out there. At the time, she was playing soccer in Sweden with a semi-professional soccer team.
So that was pretty incredible. Then came back and went to Long Island to see the cuzzos for a weekend. Went to Mexico City with friends. Then eventually started work and have been hitting that hard. Started dating an incredible girl in Boston. Sadly, recently stopped dating said incredible gir. I still care about her deeply and hope to be friends in the future.
The new job has really forced me to expand as a person. It’s definitely caused me to question myself with regardles to some things and taken a good long look in the mirror. I think one of the biggest things is it has caused me to really weigh professional life versus social life, given that I now travel for work. But let’s talk more about the hard numbers, and stop with the public journal.
So if we’re talking quantitatively: 65%. That’s the completion rate for 2019.
One thing year over year (2018 -> 2019) that improved dramatically was that I read a ton more. I hit a little over 12 books in 2019 which was stronger from the 0 the year before. I also did the Chicago tri again, even though it turned into the Chicago bi-athlon.
I still wasn’t able to do a sub 30 minute murph. The huge thing I dropped over this year was italian. Check out this bar graph from this year.
Boils to:
| Category | Made | In Progress | Missed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physical | 3 | 0 | 2 |
| Reading | 11 | 0 | 2 |
| Italian | 0 | 0 | 11 |
| Extracurricular | 61 | 0 | 34 |
| Work | 2 | 0 | 2 |
| Stretch goal | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Relationships | 9 | 0 | 0 |
These are things I’m overall happy with:
Not so happy with these guys:
I’m not sure how I really feel about trying to quantitate a year. On one hand, 65% is failing… On another hand, it was still a big year of growth for me and the metrics don’t quite reflect that. 2019 was an incredible year where I was able to visit numerous friends and have many adventures, including lots of travel. This came at the cost of not spending a lot of time in my home of Chicago. The new job and travel made me deeply appreciate the time I do get with my friends and family.
I’ve already been working on it, but I think in 2020, there’s a lot more I’m going to focus on specifically. I think part of the downside in 2019, was that I tried to create specific goals, but they didn’t exactly tie to other goals. Furthermore, with that many goals, long term goals (like the Italian) fractured heavily.
2020 is a year I want to focus a lot on being a better person - to my family and friends and those closest to me. I want to keep aggressively learning and achieving fitness goals, but also want to be present when I’m with the people I love most.
The new template for 2020 has been modified and I think it’ll be more conducive to completing some of the goals I care about. There’s going to be multiple sheets now.
P.S. I’m going to try and post more.
Thanks for reading / listening to the rant as always.
[bt]: [ab]:


| Patient: | QIBA_CT_1C (#QIBA_CT_1C) |
| Study: | 1V5E-1 (#QIBA_CT_1C) |
| Series: | Completed (#1) |
| Manufacturer: | Siemens Corporate Research (DIRS2) |
| Completion Flag: | COMPLETE |
| Verification Flag: | UNVERIFIED |
| Content Date/Time: | 2011-09-11 14:41:57 |
Concept Modifier: Language of Content Item and Descendants [Annex 1]
Observation Context: Person Observer Name = Removed
Observation Context: Person Observer's Login Name = "Removed"
Observation Context: Person Observer's Organization Name = "RadPharm, Inc."
Observation Context: Person Observer's Role in this Procedure = Reader (RP-100002, 99RPH)
Observation Context: Identifier within Person Observer's Role = "1"
Observation Context: Application Name [Annex 2]
Observation Context: Application Name [Annex 3]
Observation Context: Application Name [Annex 4]
Observation Context: Application Name [Annex 5]
Observation Context: Algorithm Name [Annex 6]
Acquisition Context: Horizontal Pixel Spacing = 0.683594 mm
Acquisition Context: Vertical Pixel Spacing = 0.683594 mm
Acquisition Context: Reconstruction Interval = 1 mm
Acquisition Context: Slice Thickness = 1.250000 mm
Acquisition Context: Message Digest [Annex 7]
Observation Context: Worklist Task Name [Annex 8]
Observation Context: Subject Time Point Unique Identifier = "QIBA_CT_1C-V5E-1-30"
Observation Context: Protocol Time Point Unique Identifier = "QIBA_CT_1C-V5E-1-30"
Observation Context: Time Point Name = "QIBA_CT_1C V 30"
Observation Context: Time Point Sponsor Name = "QIBA"
Observation Context: Time Point Type = "On-Study"
Observation Context: Days from enrollment = 0 d
Observation Context: Time Point Order = 0 {order}
Observation Context: Time Point Unscheduled = No (R-00339, SRT)
Observation Context: Time Point Baseline = Yes (R-0038D, SRT)
Observation Context: Procedure Description [Annex 10]
Observation Context: Observation Creation DateTime = 2011-09-11 14:42:36
Observation Context: Observation Modification DateTime = 2011-09-11 14:43:03
Observation Context: Algorithm UID = "Seg_RW_1.0"
Concept Modifier: Measurement Method = Area of closed irregular polygon (122501, DCM)
Concept Modifier: Measurement Method = Integration of sum of closed areas on contiguous slices (122503, DCM)
Concept Modifier: Derivation = Mean (R-00317, SRT)
Concept Modifier: Derivation = Minimum (R-404FB, SRT)
Concept Modifier: Derivation = Maximum (G-A437, SRT)
Concept Modifier: Derivation = Median (R-00319, SRT)
Concept Modifier: Derivation = Standard Deviation (R-10047, SRT)
Concept Modifier: Derivation = Total (R-40507, SRT)
Observation Context: Automation = Automated (G-D231, SRT)
Concept Modifier: Country of Language = UNITED STATES (US, ISO3166_1)
Properties: Version = ""1.4:Win32_081011""
Properties: Version = "1, 0, 0, 1"
Properties: Version = "1, 0, 0, 1"
Properties: Version = "1, 0, 0, 1"
Properties: Version = "1, 0, 0, 1"
Properties: Algorithm Type = Segmentation algorithm (RP-100087, 99RPH)
Properties: Algorithm UID = "Seg_RW_1.0"
Properties: Message Digest Algorithm = MD5 (RP-100883, 99RPH)
Properties: Message Digest Scope = Entire file (RP-100887, 99RPH)
Observation Context: Worklist Task UID = <IP_ADDRESS>.4.1.59<IP_ADDRESS>4166951.616261832.1315494192295.464.0
Observation Context: Worklist Task Version = "1.0"
Observation Context: Worklist Task Description = "Removed"
Observation Context: Worklist Task Level = Perform initial task (RP-100213, 99RPH)
Observation Context: Worklist Task Type = Radiology (RP-100800, 99RPH)
Observation Context: Worklist Task Category = Sequential Locked Read (RP-100220, 99RPH)
Observation Context: Worklist Sub-task Name [Annex 9]
Observation Context: Worklist Sub-task UID = <IP_ADDRESS>.4.1.59<IP_ADDRESS>4166951.616261832.1315494192295.212.0
Observation Context: Worklist Sub-task Start DateTime = 2011-09-11 14:41:42
Observation Context: Worklist Sub-task Closed DateTime = 2011-09-11 14:43:11
Properties: Study Instance UID = 1.2.840.113619.2.267.3.346830868.413.1298911364.892
Properties: Modality = Computed Tomography (CT, DCM)
Properties: Study Date = 2011-02-28
Properties: Study Time = 18:00:02
Properties: Anatomic Region Covered [Annex 11]
Concept Modifier: Laterality = Unilateral (G-A103, SRT)
Selected from: Image = CT image with presentation state
Selected from: Image = CT image with presentation state


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A list of books I want to have read by the end of the year
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- The Tao of Physics - Fritjof Capra
- Vagabond - Takehiko Inoue
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In my opinion inheritance makes it much more easier to do open source coding because it allows the new user to add an extension with ease. Both composition and inheritance allow the user to reuse lines of code. I would use composition to package up code into modules that are used in many unrelated situations and inheritance when I am working with a common concept.
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