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A. GS1 Related B. GS2 Related Polity 1. SC orders CBI probe into Manipur extra-judicial killings International Relations 1. EU, India set up fund for investments 2. Nepal to soon get internet services from China, India’s monopoly to end: Report C. GS3 Related Economics 1. APG meet on money laundering in Colombo 2. WPI inflation slows to 11-month low of 0.9% in June 3. Web nod soon for dry ports, cargo stations 4. USIBC plans to break free from Chamber Science and Technology 1. Saraswati, a supercluster of galaxies 1. When DNA is the new hard drive D. GS4 Related E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn 1. Public Interest Litigation 2. The Asia/Pacific Group on Money Laundering F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News G. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
UPSC Current Affairs 2017: News Analysis
A. GS1 Related
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B. GS2 Related
1. SC orders CBI probe into Manipur extra-judicial killings
In news:
- The Supreme Court directed a probe by the CBI into the alleged extra-judicial killings by the Army, the Assam Rifles and the Manipur Police in the insurgency—hit Manipur State.
Public Interest Litigation
- The court was hearing a PIL seeking probe and compensation in the alleged 1,528 extra-judicial killings in Manipur from 2000 to 2012 by security forces and police.
Army’s Response
- It cannot be subjected to FIRs for carrying out anti-militancy operations in insurgency-prone areas like Jammu and Kashmir and Manipur.
- Local bias in judicial inquiries conducted against army in these regions, have tarnished its image.
Governments response
- The alleged extra-judicial killing cases in Manipur are not cases of massacre, rather these are cases of military operations
- Every judicial inquiry cannot be against the Army
- July-2016: the apex court had directed a thorough probe into the alleged fake encounter killings in Manipur saying the use of “excessive or retaliatory force” by the armed forces or police was not permissible in ‘disturbed areas’ under the controversial Armed Force Special Powers Act.
Category: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
1. EU, India set up fund for investments
In news:
- European Union (EU) and India announced the establishment of an Investment Facilitation Mechanism (IFM) for EU investments in India.
- The mechanism will allow for a close coordination between the European Union and the Government of India with an aim to promote and facilitate EU investment in India.
Objective
- The IFM has been established with the key objectives of paving the way for identifying and solving problems faced by EU companies and investors with regard to their operations in India.
- The IFM is also going to serve as a platform for discussing general suggestions from the point of view of EU companies and investors with regard to ease of doing business in India
2. Nepal to soon get internet services from China, India’s monopoly to end: Report
In News:
- Nepal is scheduled to get Chinese internet services from August ending India’s monopoly over the same
- With Chinese firms offering services, Nepali people will now have alternatives to choose from alongside Indian firms
Concern for India:
- Currently, the tiny Himalayan country accesses internet using Indian bandwidth
- China linking Nepal with optical fibre cables is seen as yet another attempt to ratchet up its presence in the south Asia region challenging India
- India has already made its opposition clear to the economic corridor it is building in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK) apart from the Belt and Road Initiative
1. APG meet on money laundering in Colombo
In news:
Asia Pacific Group (APG) on Money Laundering meet:
- Main issue focus: Policy frameworks on checking terror financing.The Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) initiatives on curbing money laundering and terror funding in different parts of the world will also be discussed.
- Meeting to be held in Colombo.
2. WPI inflation slows to 11-month low of 0.9% in June
In news:
- Wholesale price inflation slowed to a 11-month low of 0.90% in June due to subdued food inflation and weak manufacturing prices, according to data released by the Ministry of Commerce.
- WPI components weight
- Manufactured Products: Wieghtage-64.97
- Primary Articles: Wieghtage-20.12
- Fuel & Power: Wieghtage-14.91
3. Web nod soon for dry ports, cargo stations
In news:
- The Centre will soon announce a mechanism that will facilitate online submission and processing of applications for setting up Inland Container Depots (ICD), Container Freight Stations (CFS) and Air Freight Stations (AFS).
- ICDs (considered as dry ports), CFS and AFS provide- services for handling and temporary storage of import/export laden and empty containers carried under customs control. Transhipment of cargo can also take place from such stations.
- The newly proposed web-based mechanism, being developed by the government-owned National Informatics Centre Services Inc., is aimed at enabling the developer to submit applications online and track their status on a real-time basis.
- More transparency: The objective is also to ensure greater transparency and accountability in the IMC mechanism. The web-based module is also expected to lower entry barriers and help more players enter the field.
4. USIBC plans to break free from Chamber
In News
Delinking from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- The U.S. India Business Council (USIBC) has decided to delink from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and function as an autonomous entity
- MasterCard, Pepsi, Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Federal Express are on the board that decided that the USIBC must maintain its policy and financial autonomy in the face of Chamber of Commerce interference
More about the USBIC
- The U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) was formed in 1975 as a business advocacy organization to enlighten and encourage the private sectors of both India and United States to enhance investment flows
- The organization serves as a direct link between business and Government leaders, resulting in increased trade and investment to strengthen ties between the two nations
Category: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1. Saraswati, a supercluster of galaxies
In news:
- Saraswati- a massive supercluster of galaxies discovered by a group of Indian astronomers.
- The supercluster is about 4 billion light years away and spreads over a “great wall” about 600 million light years across. This makes it one of the largest superclusters to be discovered and also the furthest.
Galaxies discovered till now:
- The first supercluster of galaxies, the Shapley Supercluster, was discovered in 1989.
- The second, the Sloan Great Wall in 2003.
- The Milky Way galaxy is part of the Laniakea Supercluster, which was discovered in 2014.
Clumpy universe:
- The structure of the universe is not a homogeneous distribution of matter.
- It is clumpy with galaxies forming clusters and these in turn forming superclusters.
- There are thin “filaments” that connect galaxies, forming a cosmic web, and there are large voids in between.The current belief is that infant galaxies form in these filaments and then drift to the intersections of the filaments where they grow.
- Dark matter and dark energy are invoked to explain the structure of the universe. Dark matter, being massive, binds together the universe while dark energy, exciting the surrounding space, drives it apart; the balance of the two effects helps in maintaining the universe in its present form.
Ligt year
- A light year is the distance travelled by light in one year.
What are galaxy clusters? How big are they?
- Galaxies are like the building blocks of the universe, they contain a huge number of stars, something like 100 billion at a count. Galaxy groups can have three to 20 galaxies, the richest systems are called clusters (like the Virgo cluster) which can have several hundred galaxies.
- Superclusters are clusters of clusters. They can have as few as two clusters, and superclusters with two to four clusters are common. Saraswati has 42.
- Within superclusters, clusters are connected by filaments and sheets of dark matter with galaxies embedded in them.
- It is supposed that the galaxies are born in the filaments and then migrate towards the intersection of the filaments where they are assimilated into clusters.
What are superclusters?
- These are the largest coherent structures seen in the universe. Firstly there are clusters of galaxies together with associated gas and dark matter. Large groups of such clusters, linked by filaments, separated by voids together form the superclusters. Though initially a supercluster was used to describe groups of two-four clusters, now it is understood that much larger superclusters, comprising clusters that number an order of magnitude higher, exist. The first such large supercluster to be discovered was the Shapley supercluster.
How does the Saraswati supercluster compare with the Milky Way?
- The newly discovered Saraswati supercluster is 600 million light years across. The Milky Way is 150,000 light years across.
Where does the supercluster Saraswati lie in the sky?
- The supercluster Saraswati lies in the Stripe 82 of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. It is about 4000 million light years away from us. It is in the constellation of Pisces.
What is “Stripe 82 region of SDSS”?
- SDSS stands for the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. This is an ambitious plan to make a digital 3D map of the universe. Started in 2000, it has, over eight years, mapped more than a quarter of the sky. It has mapped nearly 930,000 galaxies. The SDSS has found nearly 50 million galaxies so far.
What is the significance of this discovery? Is there a puzzle posed by the discovery of Saraswati?
- Spotting a supercluster which is 4000 million light years away means that you are looking at light that has come in from four billion years ago. This is because a light year is the distance travelled by light in one year. Since the universe is believed to be 13.8 billion years old, this means we are looking at light from when the universe was about 10 billion years old, just about 70% of its present age.
- This poses a puzzle. According to present theories, it is difficult for such a huge galaxy to have formed so early in the universe’s lifetime.
2. When DNA is the new hard drive
In News
- Scientists store film clip in hereditary unit, where it can be retrieved at will and multiplied indefinitely
- It is now the first movie ever to be encoded in the DNA of a living cell.
- Astonishing example of the genome’s potential as a vast storage device.
Gene editing technique
- The vast chains of DNA in each cell are made of just four molecules — adenine, guanine, thymine and cytosine — arranged in enormously varied configurations.
- The geneticists ended up with a sequence of DNA molecules that represented the entirety of the film.
- Then they used a powerful new gene editing technique, Crispr, to slip this sequence into the genome of a common gut bacteria, coli.
- Despite the modification, the bacteria thrived and multiplied.
- The film stored in the genome was preserved intact with each new generation of progeny
Basic Information:
CRISPR/CAS9:
- It is a new gene-editing technology that promises to revolutionize the genetics field.
- Using this technology, genes of any living organism can be edited at a faster and cheaper rate than the present technologies.
D. GS4 Related
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E. Concepts-in-News: Related Concepts to Revise/Learn
PRELIMS WORTHY FACTUAL INFORMATION
- International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), South Asia Regional Center (ISARC) in Varanasi: The Union Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday approved the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), South Asia Regional Center (ISARC) in Varanasi, which will work to develop special rice varieties.
- It will be the first such international centre in eastern India and will play a major role in sustaining rice production in the region.
- The ISARC will be established on the campus of the National Seed Research and Training Centre.
F. Bills/Acts/Schemes/Orgs in News
Nothing here for Today!!!
G. Practice Questions for UPSC Prelims Exam
Question 1: Mission Raftaar’ is _________.
- The Indian Railways’ Mission Mode activity to increase speeds of freight train and super-fast mail/express trains
- A component of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways’ ‘Avataran’ or seven mission mode activities, under which all national highways will be made pothole-free by 2019
- A complementary programme to the Sagarmala initiative in order to provide efficient road and rail connectivity from ports to the hinterland
- A blueprint for making optimum use of the massive renewable energy generation capacity that will be created by 2022
Question 2: Which one of the following countries of South-West Asia does not open out
to the Mediterranean Sea?
- Syria
- Jordan
- Lebanon
- Israel
Question 3: Identify the correct statement with reference to the Great Indian Bustard.
- It has been classified as critically Endangered species under the IUCN’s Red data book
- It has been classified as critically Endangered species under the wildlife Act of 1972.
- Recently Great Indian Breeding center was setup in Kota, Rajasthan
- All are correct
Question 4: The "Preservation, protection and improvement of stock and prevention of
animal diseases, veterinary training and practice" comes under which list of Constitution
of India?
- State list
- Union List
- Concurrent List
- None of the above
Question 5: The State shall endeavour to organise agriculture and animal husbandry on
modern and scientific lines and shall, in particular, take steps for preserving and improving
the breeds, and prohibiting the slaughter of cows and calves and other milch and draught
cattle is mentioned in which part of the constitution?
- Fundamental duties
- Union list
- Concurrent list
- Directive Principles of State Policy
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For any revision control system a repository, in general, is just a normal directory tree, containing normal files and folders, except that a historical record is kept of the state of this collection of files at times the user(s) of the repository would like to record. In the revision control system Mercurial, the different phases of the files are recorded in a hidden directory with the name “.hg” in the top directory of the repository.
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The contents of the .hg directory and its subdirectories are private to Mercurial. Every other file and directory in the repository is yours to do with as you please. In Mercurial terminology, the .hg directory is the real repository, and all of the files and directories that coexist with it are said to live in the working directory. An easy way to remember the distinction is that the repository contains the history of your project, while the working directory contains a snapshot of your project at a particular "commit" point in history.
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With the year coming to a close and the holidays fast approaching, it's a good time to step back and reflect on how lucky we are to be developers in this point in history. Below's a list of things that we're thankful for.
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The cards are divided depending on its element.
For example, the following card has a blue glass icon, and that means that this card requires the element Mana.
In order to start the game, you need to gather 12 or less cards to form a deck.
Each deck can have a mixture of max three elements.
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you would be better off staking in the CLI
If you're comparing to Agama, beyond setup and maintenance (both of which require external scripts that could still be used), it's the exact same thing
daemonfox07-Nov-19 04:17 PM
Except, when you are a multi KMD asset staker in AGAMA, and stake and mine VRSC in AGAMA. The AGAMA UI wont spawn a second instance and you cant replace the needed files while other assets are live, nor launch those assets while LABS files are in place because that was advised against... staking or mining other coins on the LABS binaries.
This for now lets me do all of that but leave LABS in a non AGAMA UI
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Nov-19 04:19 PM
I'm by no means in favor of Agama (for 100 different reasons), was just pointing out that it is running the daemon and using cli
daemonfox07-Nov-19 04:19 PM
Yup! no difference there!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Nov-19 04:21 PM
personally thinks the 3 repo project that uses over 300 npm dependencies should die a fiery death
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Alright07-Nov-19 04:37 PM
Verus has separate in Agama binaries
they include their own binary for VRSC and a binary from komodoplatform repo for asset chains
need to replace the komodo binary and it'll be fine, shouldn't mess with VRSC at all(edited)
gt07-Nov-19 04:43 PM
nice spotlight !
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PHBA206107-Nov-19 04:54 PM
KMDLabs is an infinitely scalable and ...
"infinitely scalable" is a bit exaggerating though imo
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Nov-19 05:03 PM
not really, for the right price NNs can just keep adding more servers
daemonfox07-Nov-19 05:05 PM
Diminishing returns
Net bandwidth load is a finite function of available resources, which are themselves finite(edited)
The terminology should be more in line with Enterprise level scalability
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Nov-19 05:08 PM
finite function of available resources true, there are only about 300 million unused server boards still in existence
daemonfox07-Nov-19 05:08 PM
can only cram so much into a ms
even at light speed
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Nov-19 05:25 PM
realizes he just now read what the conversation was about and deletes his post of what he thought was news
Alright07-Nov-19 07:36 PM
testsyncfix branch has a staking optimization in it if anyone wants to test
does seem to help quite a bit, will go into master soon enough
fair warning: may be broken as fuck (edited)
key word: test
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 07:36 PM
its not working quite right still trying to get build relliable..
can confirm that I am staking a LOT more blocks on very old CPU thatn before though
It will help mostly with old/slow hardware
There is also a massive fix for sync times.
if you reindex, or resync, it will actiuvat.e... if you dont it will stay on the old method
ALL of the RPCs @phm87 and dwy asked me to make are also merged. I assume they all work... but edont have time to test them all myself
phm8707-Nov-19 07:41 PM
Thank you for the rpc. I received emails. I tested the rpc related to walletfilter from your fsm branch and it worked
Which rpc calls did Dwy asked ?
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 07:41 PM
I found a bug with the txnotify thread also... but not sure my fix is safe yet
There are wallet filter things, I think it was dwy who wanted that
phm8707-Nov-19 07:42 PM
Thank you to have merged my PR about help of rpc
Ok. Goodgood
Alright07-Nov-19 07:42 PM
just to be clear, staking optimization doesn't require reindex/resync, yes?
only timestamp fix?
could I have a list of new rpcs please
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 07:43 PM
np. it had a small error, you need 2 strings. like so:
+ HelpExampleCli("getwalletfilterstatus","")
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few mins
the staking CPU fix, works without reindex... the blockindex optimization only helps initial sync, so only activates when you sync block 1
I think I needed that for the new staker anyway...
not consensus... so can emrge it all after fork, after tested on LABS(edited)
Alright07-Nov-19 07:47 PM
hint: if you're brave enough to test it, staking optimization will be well worth it
more people using it, less increased staking performance, so probably want to be one of the first
CHMEX07-Nov-19 07:50 PM
which branch? testsyncfix ?
phm8707-Nov-19 07:50 PM
Does it work on any random smartchain with ac_stake=<a number> ?
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Oszy07-Nov-19 07:51 PM
yes @CHMEX
CHMEX07-Nov-19 07:52 PM
thanks
phm8707-Nov-19 07:53 PM
@blackjok3r about your I mean, can we test it on LABS, LUMBER or any smartchain with some pos ? Or is it mandatory to test on the special testchain of Alright (I forgot its ac_name) ?
Alright07-Nov-19 07:54 PM
works with any pos64 chain
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 07:54 PM
addwhitelistaddress
removewhitelistaddress
setwalletfilter
getwalletfilterstatus
rescanfromheight
dpowlistunspent
getccdisables
migrate_createburntransaction actualyl works now
Alright07-Nov-19 07:54 PM
O.o
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 07:54 PM
It might not
Alright07-Nov-19 07:54 PM
should
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 07:54 PM
the build is broken... Im fixing it... but have so much to do at once here
phm8707-Nov-19 07:54 PM
Is there any risk that I break network of the tested chain ? Or is it safe ?
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 07:54 PM
no consensus is same
phm8707-Nov-19 07:55 PM
good good thank you
Alright07-Nov-19 07:55 PM
the overall objective here is to break networks
don't worry about it, should be happy if you do
phm8707-Nov-19 07:57 PM
Cool, I didn't undertand that the overall objective here is to break networks. I'll work on that
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CHMEX07-Nov-19 08:08 PM
cryptoconditions/.libs/libcryptoconditions_core.a: error adding symbols: Bad value
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Makefile:2239: recipe for target 'komodo-tx' failed
make[2]: [komodo-tx] Error 1
make[2]: Waiting for unfinished jobs....
/usr/bin/ld: cryptoconditions/.libs/libcryptoconditions_core.a(cryptoconditions.o): relocation R_X86_64_32 against `asn_DEF_Condition' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC
cryptoconditions/.libs/libcryptoconditions_core.a: error adding symbols: Bad value
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Makefile:2243: recipe for target 'komodod' failed
any idea how to fix the above
testsyncfix branch
daemonfox07-Nov-19 08:09 PM
that strange feeling, when the smart ppl in the room tell you its ok... smash shit... we like to watch!
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 08:09 PM
yes I said it wasnt working
phm8707-Nov-19 08:09 PM
joker said that the build fails now
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 08:09 PM
please wait
phm8707-Nov-19 08:09 PM
oups sorry
CHMEX07-Nov-19 08:09 PM
sorry ok
Alright07-Nov-19 08:09 PM
built just fine here...
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 08:09 PM
I found out how to fix OCTET_STRING ... but fixng it caused more errors.. I have a fix I think...
phm8707-Nov-19 08:09 PM
i'll try to compile when I'll see a notification in #feed-github
blackjok3r07-Nov-19 08:09 PM
make clean is your friend
CHMEX07-Nov-19 08:10 PM
ok
mrlynch07-Nov-19 08:15 PM
blackjok3r: i fixed it
world: burns
Oszy07-Nov-19 08:15 PM
failed build here too
mrlynch07-Nov-19 08:15 PM
loving it
Oszy07-Nov-19 08:15 PM
Makefile_custom:22: recipe for target 'customcc.so' failed
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Nov-19 08:19 PM
tombstone:
Here Lies blackjok3r
fixed until broken
(edited)
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blackjok3r07-Nov-19 08:22 PM
I told alright not to announce it because it wasnt working


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Intro to User Experience
Class 2
Welcome
Girl Develop It is here to provide affordable and accessible programs to learn software through mentorship and hands-on instruction.
Some "rules"
- We are here for you!
- Every question is important
- Help each other
- Have fun!
Agenda
- Personas
- Exercise: Create a proto-persona
- Identifying Problems
- Prioritizing Problems
- Exercise: Prioritizing Problems
- Getting Buy-in
- UX and Project Management
Proto-personas
A lightweight starting point.
First, you'll need some information
What does success look like?
How familiar is this person. . .
- With the tasks in your application?
- With applications in general?
- With the internet in general?
- With computers in general?
Combinations of different characteristics
Your user might be an expert with the tasks of the industry, but not great with the technology you're building in.
Complexities of users
Make a template.
Example Persona
- Name
- Job title
- Technical comfort
- Location
- Industry Knowledge
- What they care about
2. Exercise: Create a Persona
Applying what we’ve discussed here, pick a use case for WebAssign (for example, a professor who is good at technology but new to WebAssign,) and create a persona for that user. Give them a name, a backstory, and a picture, in addition to adding 3-4 additional characteristics to the skeletal template that we discussed.
3. How to know when you have a problem
What does a usability problem look like?
Cues in metrics
Begin with the obvious
Missing anything?
- Can they tell who you are and what you do on the homepage?
- Does it answer all the questions you'd expect them to ask?
- Is there a clear call to action?
- Can they figure out how to contact you?
- Example: How the heck do I log in?
Listen for the negative
- I'm not sure how to go back.
- Those colors are hard to read
- I can't get out of here
Listen for uncertainty
- What do these pictures mean?
- I'm not sure
- Where do I go next?
Talk to other people in your organization
Customer support, sales, anyone who talks to your users.
Not all problems are created equal.
Some sample problems
- Missing login link from homepage
- 60% of users fail to complete major multi-step task without help
- Link color may be difficult for some users to read
- Users must manually select their currency type, instead of having the app do conversions for them
Prioritized
5. Exercise: Finding Problems & Prioritizing
- Go to CNN.com
- Take 10 minutes to find three things you think might be problems.
- We'll discuss as a group, and then try to prioritize fixing them.
6.
Create a process document
A document can help lend authority and substance, demonstrating to management that this is serious, grown-up business.
An Example
Start doing
Examples
- Guerilla testing
- Be the evangelist
- Lurk
- Be patient
Share your successes
If it's working, let everyone know!
- Quotes from users stating when something is easy.
- Before and after screenshots or heatmaps.
- Before and after user testing video
7. Working with Project Management
Where does UX fit in?
Waterfall
UX for Waterfall
- Allows more time for careful analysis
- Less flexibility in rolling out fixes quickly
- Be careful about prioritizing fixes, since you have less ability to roll them out quickly.
- Plan for detailed deliverables and careful analysis documents.
Agile
UX for Agile
- Things can be fast and furious
- Fixes can be implemented quickly, or take more time if they’re larger
- Rapid turnaround times allows for real life feedback, which can decrease the need for in-depth studies before deploying
Key differences of Agile UX
- Low fidelity design artifacts, like paper prototypes
- Collaborative brainstorming/design
- Immediate feedback from users and colleagues
- People and ideas over artifacts
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My first trip was a psychedelic blast. My girlfriends and I were out watching a band at one of our regular haunts. The lights were awesome. We danced all night. I didnít drink but I was so happy I spent $50 shouting other people drinks. Ouch! Unfortunately this wild night led to a two year tripping binge which totally fucked me up, without me knowing it.
Throughout this time I had a few bad trips, many good. Acid tricks your mind. I told myself I should never end on a bad trip and of course after a good trip, there was no need to give up.
I was a good girl from a good home in a good middle class suburb. My parents broke up and moved and I felt like I had no real sense of home. I lived as I chose and I thought this meant I was free, but in all reality I was falling into a lonely life of grungy drugs and rocknroll, which tore at my self-esteem.
My worst trip began as a real hoot, as many bad trips do. My boyfriend and some of his friends and I were driving around in the hills, checking out the forest. The trees vibrated, leaves pulsed, it was awesome. We drove up to a huge weir and watched the sun go down. I remember we were on top of the world up there and I donít even remember whose idea it was, but one of the guys and I did something terribly stupid, which could have ended in disaster for me.
The stars were bright and the water shone far below and Geoff held me by the ankles and I floated there upside down looking at the water.  It was really weird. We laughed and kidded around for a while then went back to the car, which was Geoffís Mums.
It was dark and Geoff was spinning out so he pulled over and we all just sat there silently in the dark. The tension was frightening. I felt negative vibes pouring from Geoff towards me and I felt incredibly vulnerable like I needed to be hugged and loved and I was stuck in this car with four negative yobbos. I closed my eyes and watched as pictures came, bright moving pictures, of space and time and dimension. I saw universes inside universes and it freaked me out. I felt tiny and worthless and miserable and I vowed to give up acid, but it took me another year before I did. I have used it occasionally since as a party drug, but now I am too old to trouble my brain with it. I would maybe indulge in a quarter tab at a concert one day but it would have to be damn good outdoor concert.
I have smoked pot off and on over the years, much more on than off though. I wish I smoked less but I donít. I have had difficulty finishing things, finding myself and I have noticed that in research of former LSD users this is quite common. The experience I had both at the weir and after in the car, were so huge, that they numbed me spiritually for about five years. Since then I have been lucky to find God and Goddess in nature and feel the natural highs of life without chemical drugs.
After much growth and finding myself I have recently come to notice how much the casual drug use I grew up with, has affected me for the negative. I have suffered from depression at times although I have tried to hide it from myself. Denial is my middle name.  I am now finally seeing some successes in my life, through following my heart, my intuition, God and Goddess.
I still feel like I need to learn people skills, like many acid heads, I have hidden away from the 'real world' for a long time. I find sustained conversation with strangers difficult because I am always stoned. I plan to cut down my pot intake soon, maybe give up for a year, and go to uni, start learning again. I do a lot of research about subjects I am interested in but until recently I have had trouble remembering what Iíve learnt. I think this is more the pot than the lsd but who knows?
I would give up pot today if I could stop kidding myself I need it to have creative thought as a writer. Perhaps by admitting this now I am half way there.
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Dear Professor Keith Levi,
Here my assignments part one Part 1 (protected namespace,use strict, esLint conventions followed):
1.1 Working with prototype
when we delete properties of the child, then the compiler will trace back to parent properties value. and if we
delete the properties of parents then it will give undefined.
1.2. Searching algorithm
I have learned about the prototype chain, prototype chain will be work from the top (parent) to the child however,
it will not work if we call children properties from parents.
1.3 Where it writes
Rabbit since Property lookup and execution are two different things.
and when executing alert(animal.full); alert(rabbit.full); only rabbit given true, however animal return undefined.
1.4. Why two hamsters are full
Why both hamsters full? is interesting since, for the first time, I was thinking that speedy hamsters will not modify
the master prototype, however, it happened. when we calling method eat from lazy. The solution also quite interesting,
because we need to declare a different stomach for each of the hamsters.
Notes: All functions run on console, professor.


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I'm A Celebrity viewers furious with Jacqueline Jossa after she declares fans 'out of order'
One seething observer labelled her a "spoilt brat"
by Robert LeighViewers were left fuming with I'm A Celebrity's Jacqueline Jossa after she complained about her treatment at the hands of the TV audience.
Former soap star Jacqueline, 27, infuriated those watching at home by claiming they were 'out of order' for selecting her for the Bushtucker trial - leaving one seething viewer labelling her a "spoilt brat".
An upset-looking Jac picked Rak-Su’s Myles Stephenson to join her in the Snake Hotel challenge.
But her lack of enthusiasm and grumpy attitude towards being picked by viewers turned off many of her supporters who predicted she would face further trials precisely because of her demeanour.
Read more: I'm A Celebrity: Andrew Maxwell almost choked on camel during trial
Asked how she felt about the public vote to put her forward for the trial, Jacqueline grumbled to hosts Ant and Dec: "I think it's a bit out of order."
Shrugging the situation off as the Geordie duo chuckled, Jacqueline and Myles went on to ace their test, picking up six stars as they came face-to-face with dozens of snakes.
But even though Jacqueline braved being in very close quarters with the serpents - and Myles was locked in a box with a bunch of the wrigglers - fans still couldn’t get past the Lauren Branning star's comments.
"It was a bit out of order??????" blustered one incredulous viewer on Twitter.
Read more: I'm A Celebrity: Myles insults Ian Wright
"What could you expect when you don't volunteer to go down to the other camp[?]"
Another objected: "Jacqueline really thinks a lot of herself saying the public are out of order for choosing her to do the trial."
A third remarked: "She thinks it’s a bit outta order. More votes for Jacqueline to do the [bleep] trials then."
"'Think it’s out of order the public voted for me tbh' - Maybe it’s because you’re acting like a spoiled brat Jacqueline. Think it’s safe to say the public will be voting for you again," another annoyed onlooker complained.
And yet another unsympathetic person on Twitter complained: "I tell what's out of order you crying and wimping out of every trial, you knew what you signed up for, maybe that's why the public votes for you. Deal with it!"
Tough crowd!
- I'm A Celebrity returns to ITV tonight at 9.10pm
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| HDF | Hierarchical Data Format | www.hdfgroup.org |
NetCDF is a file format primarily used for meteorological and oceanographic data. The NetCDF4 format is built on top of a subset of HDF5. The NetCDF format is maintained by Unidata. Unidata's C, C++, and Fortran implementations of NetCDF are available at Unidata NetCDF, and the Unidata Java reader for NetCDF is available at Unidata NetCDF Java.
HDF5 is a file format primarily used for gridded scientific and engineering data. The HDF5 format is maintained by the HDF Group, which currently has C, C++, and Fortran APIs for HDF5 files. The HDF group also supports a Java JNI (Java Native Interface) to their C code. While the JNI interface does support most of the native HDF5 features, it can be a problem to integrate with other Java packages. Hence the origins of Nujan.
| Feature | NetCDF3 (C,Java) | NetCDF4 (C) | Nujan (Java) |
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| char | y | y | y |
| byte | y | y | y |
| short | y | y | y |
| int | y | y | y |
| float | y | y | y |
| double | y | y | y |
| int64 | - | y | y |
| unsigned_byte | - | y | y |
| unsigned_short | - | y | - |
| unsigned_int | - | y | - |
| unsigned_int64 | - | y | - |
| string | - | y | y |
| User defined types: | |||
| Enum | - | y | - |
| Opaque | - | y | - |
| Compound | - | y | - |
| VariableLength | - | y | - |
| Miscellaneous features: | |||
| Subgroups | - | y | y |
| One unlimited dim | y | y | - |
| Multiple unlimited dims | - | y | - |
| Partial writing | y | y | y |
| Compression using gzip | - | y | y |
| Other compression methods | - | y | - |
| Arbitrary filters | - | y | - |
| Modify existing files | y | y | - |
| Modify after endDefine() | y | y | - |
For notes on the NetCDF4 data model see:
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf/docs/faq.html#fv18>
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/netcdf/workshops/2009/netcdf4/Nc4DataModel.html
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These 10 neighborhoods in San Francisco have been in steady demand since 2008! If you live in one of these neighborhoods, theres no need to worry about earning a consistent income!
Having an large number of rooms does not automatically equate to customer satisfication; in fact, the data shows that homes that rent only a private room are more likely to receive a positive review than those that rent out the entire home
Click on the legend to customize your view and refresh the page to see the colors change!
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周末闲来无事，做了个小型的数据分析研究。数据来源于在职选修的一门课程，属于Capstone的一个研究课题。数据量不大，工具也很简单，Tableau不像R，不需要写代码，只重视数据的可视化，因此可视化之前的数据分析步骤都依靠EXCEL的支撑。
但任何时候，要做好数据分析，更重要的是解决问题的思路。“正确定义问题，分析问题，找到问题的串联点，怎么样去解决问题，如何正确的思考问题”当中的每一条都很重要。
仅在这篇文章里简单罗列了一下用Tableau做可视化的处理步骤：
分析工具：EXCEL Solver, Tableau Dashboard
About the Case Study
Background:
XXX Properties is a residential property management company. As Short-term Rentals like Airbnb are becoming more and more popular, some of its property owners want to term some long-term rental properties into short-term rentals. The task is to evaluate whether the conversions are necessary and profitable.
Methods:
Excel to build models& Tableau to visualize data
Data Given by Relevant Stakeholders:
- Tested data include 244 properties owned by the one client.
- The occupancy rate of those 244 properties is 97.3% (or 36/37 months) when they are managed as long-term rentals.
- The initial capital required to convert a long-term rental property to a short-term rental property is $30,000 (for furnishings, linens, etc.), which will depreciate over 5 years.
- $6000 in cash will be needed for each property each year after the first (conversion) year to cover items that wear out quickly. This amount is treated as an expense and is not depreciated.
- Utilities will be $300 a month for each property, or $3600 a year.
- The hospitality fee (variable cost) for each visit (for key service, cleaning, etc.) will be $100, regardless of the actual number of days of a visit.
- The average short-term stay is 3 nights.
- All the properties have the same capital expenditure and fixed costs.
- The total default transaction fee is 30%, including 10% for potential regulatory and legal fees and 20% for online short-term rental provider (like Airbnb).
- All clients pay their rent on time.
- Comparable Examples are short-term rental properties with same type and in the same locations.
Ignore the impact of any:
- weekly or seasonal changes in rent or occupancy rate.
- marketing strategies, like discounts or coupons.
- special events during the year that might affect the rentals in one specific location.
- loss in rent during the time interval when properties are being converted to short-term rental properties.
Data Cleansing Before Analyzing Them
Data put into Tableau, and Tableau Filter used to exclude outliers.
Raw Forecast Model
In my first model(the first best-fit line), I tried to find the correlation between short-term occupancy rate and rental price.
Normalized Forecast Model
It seems that all the points are scattering around. It was hard to find the correlation. Hence in my second model(the normalized best-fit line), I was to minimize the differenced.I assumed that no rent can be set lower than 10th percentile or higher than 90th. Hence:
Sample property Percentile rent = .1 + .8*[((sample rent) – (10th percentile [low] rent)) / ((90th percentile [high] rent) – (10th percentile [low] rent))].
Base on the Excel Calculation, then I have:
Slope Beta = -0.7914
Y-Intercept Alpha = 0.8506
So that each maximized rental price of those 244 short-term properties can be calculated using “MS Solver”.
Alternative to SOLVER
Calculating the best rental price one by one can be time-consuming. We want it to be efficient and can be applied to Tableau. The altanative way to calculate the maximized price can also be performed as:
Nightly rent in $$ = [(Beta((10th - ((90th – 10th)/8)))/(1.25(90th – 10th)) – Alpha] [(1.25(90th – 10th))/(2*Beta)]
Base on that, calculations can be created via Tableau.
Financial Model in Tableau
I created some parameters(measurable variables) in Tableau, add some calculations, so that i have my dashboard like this: It did took some time to generate the jittered map. But by changing the number in the box(parameters), it can me much easier for people to see whether the investment would be profitable.


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1 A good name is to be chosen over great riches,
and favor is better than silver and gold.
2 Rich and poor people have this in common—
Yahweh is the maker of all of them.
3 A prudent man sees trouble and hides himself,
but inexperienced people push ahead and suffer because of it.
4 The reward for humility and fear of Yahweh
is riches, honor, and life.
5 Thorns and snares lie in the path of the perverse;
whoever guards his life will keep far from them.
6 Teach a child the way he should go,
and when he is old he will not turn away from that instruction.
7 Rich people rule over poor people,
and one who borrows is a slave to the one who lends.
8 He who sows wickedness will reap trouble,
and the rod of his fury will be of no use.
9 The one who has a generous eye will be blessed,
for he shares his bread with the poor.
10 Drive away the mocker, and out goes strife;
disputes and insults will cease.
11 The one who loves a pure heart
and whose speech is gracious,
he will have the king for his friend.
12 The eyes of Yahweh keep watch over knowledge,
but he overthrows the words of the treacherous.
13 The lazy person says, "There is a lion in the street!
I will be killed in the open places."
14 The mouth of an adulteress is a deep pit;
Yahweh's anger is stirred up against anyone who falls into it.
15 Foolishness is bound up in the heart of a child,
but the rod of discipline drives it far away.
16 The one who oppresses poor people to increase his wealth,
or gives to rich people, will come to poverty.
17 Pay attention and hear the words of the wise,
and apply your heart to my knowledge,
18 for it will be pleasant for you if you keep them within you,
if all of them are ready on your lips.
19 So your trust may be in Yahweh,
I teach them to you today—even to you.
20 Have I not written for you thirty sayings
of instruction and knowledge,
21 to teach you truth in these trustworthy words,
so you may give trustworthy answers to those who sent you?
22 Do not rob the poor person, because he is poor,
or crush the needy person at the gate,
23 for Yahweh will plead their case,
and he will rob those of life who robbed them.
24 Do not make a friend of someone who is ruled by anger,
and you must not go with one who rages,
25 or you will learn his ways,
and you will entangle yourself in a snare.
26 Do not be one who gives binding pledges regarding money,
and do not give a guarantee for the debts of others.
27 If you lack the means to pay,
what could stop someone from taking away your bed from under you?
28 Do not remove the ancient boundary stone
that your fathers have set.
29 Do you see a man skilled at his work? He will stand before kings;
he will not stand before common people.


Overstock has had a long history that they want to tell the world about. That is why they’ve created a clever interactive timeline
that summarizes all the milestones the company has experienced in their About Us page. For instance when the company was rated
#4 in the American Customer Satisfaction Index for Customer Satisfaction in 2004, or when they became the first major company to
accept bitcoin as a form of payment in 2014, or in 2018 when they introduced augmented reality to their shopping app for
Android users using Google’s ARCore technology. Overstock feels that their visitors want to consume this information and uses their About Us page for that.


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This post is an overview of the brand new version XAF 14.2. The truly outstanding new feature is the ASP.NET report writer which is now available in all XAF applications.
A few months ago, we lost a potential sale because the customer wanted the ability to create custom reports from within the browser. We told them it was impossible to provide a fully-fledged report designer within our web application - but the DevExpress guys have done it! And how!
The web-based report designer
Let’s fire up the MainDemo application and navigate to the reports view. The first thing to notice is that there is a new action Show Report Designer.
The designer action is disabled because the selected report is predefined. Predefined reports are a feature of Reports v2 which were introduced in version 13.2 (see my previous review). So first, we clone the existing predefined report. I renamed the copy (via the edit button) so that we can tell them apart.
Now the Show Report Designer action is enabled. Let’s click it. Whoa! That’s one impressive user interface for a web application!
Let’s add a chart and a few controls. I thought (incorrectly) that the link to the domain model might be somewhat lacking because the report designer is not designed specifically for XAF (you can also use it with non-XAF ASP.NET or ASP.NET MVC applications) but navigating the available domain objects to select a property seemed very natural and simple.
I had a few little mouse issues while trying to resize or move controls, and there were a couple of places where the interface seemed slightly sluggish, but these were very minor issues. In general the designer is slick and easy to use. I also had a little difficulty finding the Save button, but here it is:
And here’s the live output after my modifications.
You can also start from scratch with a new blank report.
This report designer is an extremely impressive achievement. I played around with it for over an hour and it did not crash once. I managed to implement everything I tried including a chart, a bar code and a new data field.
There are some features missing from the web-based report designer compared to the Windows Forms version. Most significant is the ability to attach events and scripts to controls. Here is a full feature comparison table.
I had a quick look for the tools they used to implement it. It looks like it uses jQuery, jQuery.UI and knockout.js and you can automatically bundle the required libraries via a new setting in the web.config. There is some more information here.
On the whole I am utterly impressed. Hats off to the DevExpress team!
Other new features in XAF 14.2
The new 14.2 includes several other new features. These include the ability to store user settings in the data store as well as improvements to the speed of the grids. For a full list of the new features and improvements see here and here.


Douglas Bakkum, Co-founder & CEO
Founded in 2015 in Switzerland as a spinoff of the ETH Zürich national university, we are a privately held company with a fast growing, international team of over 20 specialists across engineering, cryptosecurity and Bitcoin core development.
Our first product, the BitBox01 (formerly Digital BitBox), is sold and enjoyed by customers in over 100 countries. This unique hardware wallet equips individuals to easily store, protect, and transact cryptocurrencies.
Douglas invented the original BitBox and is a hacker of hardware, software, and wetware. He is an accomplished neuroengineering scientist (Ph.D. Georgia Tech) and former group leader at ETH Zürich, with a diverse background spanning mechanical engineering (M.Sc. and B.Sc.), AI, cognitive science and robotics. On the side, his collaborative works in the bioart field, the Meart and CellF projects, have been exhibited around the world and received numerous prizes.
Helping birth the mobile app ecosystem in Switzerland, Jonas's previous companies created apps for the Swiss National Railway (SBB), the supermarket chain Coop, and Credit Suisse. He is a well-known contributor and maintainer of the Bitcoin Core project with deep knowledge of the cryptocurrency space.
Our financial & strategic wizard, Arnold has a wealth of experience as both an entrepreneur and an investor in tech, fintech, media, and billion-scale asset management.
Jonas Schnelli, Co-founder & President
Trade name: Shift Cryptosecurity AG
Registration number: CH-149.201.586
Registration office: Canton of Zurich, CH
Number: CHE-149.201.586
Douglas Bakkum, Member of the Board, CEO
Jonas Schnelli, President of the Board
Shift Cryptosecurity AG
Soodmattenstr. 4
8134 Adliswil
Switzerland
This imprint also applies to the following social media profiles:
Twitter @shiftcryptoHQ
Medium: shiftcrypto
Linkedin: shift-cryptosecurity
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For questions contact us at support@shiftcrypto.ch.


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