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Here we explore a basic example of loading, training and exporting a model for SkLite. SkLite’s python API is very straightforward and you should have no problems using it without diving deep into it. The simplest way to export a model is to use the LazyExport class. It will automatically identify the type of classifier you’ve used and how to export it. For this example, We’ll be looking at the Iris classification dataset, built-in into scikit-learn:
>>> # Import all neccesary packages
>>> from sklearn.datasets import load_iris
>>> from sklearn.ensemble import RandomForestClassifier
>>> from sklite import LazyExport
>>> # Load all the data
>>> samples = load_iris()
>>> X, y = samples.data, samples.target
>>> # Create a classifier and fit it
>>> clf = RandomForestClassifier()
>>> clf.fit(X, y)
>>> # Create a LazyExport instance and save the JSON object.
>>> export = LazyExport(clf)
>>> export.save("/tmp/rflazy.json", indent=4)
The save method takes 3 parameters:
>>> # Import all neccesary packages
>>> from sklearn.datasets import load_iris
>>> from sklearn.ensemble import RandomForestClassifier
>>> from sklite import LazyExport
>>> # Load all the data
>>> samples = load_iris()
>>> X, y = samples.data, samples.target
>>> # Create a classifier and fit it
>>> clf = RandomForestClassifier()
>>> clf.fit(X, y)
>>> # Create a LazyExport instance and save the JSON object.
>>> export = LazyExport(clf)
>>> export.save("/tmp/rflazy.json", indent=4)
The save method takes 3 parameters:
>>> # Import all neccesary packages
>>> from sklearn.datasets import load_iris
>>> from sklearn.ensemble import RandomForestClassifier
>>> from sklite import LazyExport
>>> # Load all the data
>>> samples = load_iris()
>>> X, y = samples.data, samples.target
>>> # Create a classifier and fit it
>>> clf = RandomForestClassifier()
>>> clf.fit(X, y)
>>> # Create a LazyExport instance and save the JSON object.
>>> export = LazyExport(clf)
>>> export.save("/tmp/rflazy.json", indent=4)
The save method takes 3 parameters: path, indent and force_override, where only path is mandaory. The indent parameter serves the same purpose as indent in python’s native json.dumps() method. If the force_override parameter is set to true and a previously exported model exists, it will be overwritten(an exception will be raised otherwise). For more examples check the Google Colab Notebook here.


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Police: California School Shooter Used .45 Caliber Handgun
by AWR HawkinsDuring a Thursday press conference Los Angeles County Captain Kent Wegener said the Saugus High School shooting suspect used a .45 caliber handgun.
Breitbart News reported the police response to a shooting at Saugus High School on Thursday morning. Initial reports highlighted that police were searching for the gunman, but Los Angeles County Sheriff’s office noted that the suspect turned out to be among the initial six individuals taken to the hospital.
The suspect was identified as a 16-year-old male.
Speaking live on Fox News, Wegener said surveillance video “clearly shows the subject, in the quad, withdraw a handgun from his backpack, shoot and wound five people, and then shoot himself in the head.”
He added, “There are not other subjects who are outstanding as part of this incident. Or who took part in this assault.”
Wegener went on to confirm that one of the wounded innocents died after being hospitalized.
AWR Hawkins is an award-winning Second Amendment columnist for Breitbart News and the writer/curator of Down Range with AWR Hawkins, a weekly newsletter focused on all things Second Amendment, also for Breitbart News. He is the political analyst for Armed American Radio. Follow him on Twitter: @AWRHawkins. Reach him directly at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sign up to get Down Range at breitbart.com/downrange.


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WITNESS LIST Criminal Jurisprudence Committee May 1, 2001-2:00P HB 1167 For: Heller, Sandy (Self) Sherrill, Mary Ellen (The Children's Assessment Center) Vines, Diane (The Children's Assessment Center, Houston Tx) HB 2607 For: White, Harry Eugene (Self and Henderson County County Attorney's Office) Against: Duncan, Russ (Governmental Collectors Assoc. of Texas) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Assn. of Tx) HB 3263 On: Hines, Dr. Charles A. (Prairie View A&M University) SB 242 For: Hampton, Keith S. (Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Assn.) Registering, but not testifying: For: Harrell, William (ACLU, NAACP, LULAC) Against: Lawrence, Kevin F. (Texas Municipal Police Assn.) SB 269 For: Bradley, John (Self) Christian, Magdalena (Self) Against: Freeman Romberg, Peggy (Women's Health & Family Planning Assoc.) Hampton, Keith S. (Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Assn.) Kral, Joe (Texas Right to Life) Registering, but not testifying: For: Christian, Ray (Self) Pojman, Joseph (Greater Austin Right to Life Committee) Against: Bilbray, Jennifer (Planned Parenthood of San Antonio & South Central Tx) Blakeway, Carrie (Self) Facciponte, Courtney (Self and Texas Right to Life) Harrell, William (ACLU) Merriam, Rosemary D. (Women's Health & Family Planning Association of Texas) Noble, Shannon (Greater Dallas Coalition for Reproductive Freedom) Riddering, Hannah (Self and Texas National Organization for Women) Sprinkle, G.K. (Self and League of Women Voters of TX) Tierney, Danielle (Planned Parenthood of the Texas Capital Region) Wheat, Sarah (Kae McLaughlin, Executive Director; Texas Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League) SB 370 For: Dysart, Haven (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Assn. of Tx) Sims, Randy (Self and Brazos Co) SB 850 Registering, but not testifying: For: Ingersoll, Deborah (Tx State Troopers Assn) Lawrence, Kevin (Texas Municipal Police Assn) Wilkison, Charley (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas) SB 1295 Against: Blanco, M. Lynn (Self and The Rape Crisis Center) Bradley, John (Self) On: Boyles, Sherry (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault) Registering, but not testifying: For: Hampton, Keith S. (Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Assn.) SB 1345 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lawrence, Kevin (Texas Municipal Police Assn.) On: Boatright, David M. (Texas Dept. of Public Safety) Brubaker, James (Texas Dept. of Public Safety) SB 1421 On: Hines, Dr. Charles A. (Prairie View A&M University) SB 1570 Registering, but not testifying: For: Harrell, William (ACLU, NAACP, LULAC) SB 1681 Registering, but not testifying: For: Giamboi, Thomas M. (Self and Municipal Services Bureau) SB 1778 For: Giamboi, Thomas M. (Self and Municipal Services Bureau) Against: Duncan, Russ (Governmental Collectors Assoc. of Texas) Registering, but not testifying: For: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Assn. of Tx.) James, Dwain (American Collectors Association of Texas) Sims, Randy (Self and Brazos Co. Comm Court)


THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 5.5 Alternative Scale: ** out of ****
United States, 1996 Release date: 7/26/96 (wide) Running Length: 1:36 MPAA Classification: G Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Martin Landau, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Genevieve Bujold, Udo Kier, Bebe Neuwirth, Rob Schneider Director: Steve Barron Producers: Raju Patel and Jeffrey Sneller Screenplay: Sherry Mills, Steve Barron, Tom Benedek, and Barry Berman Cinematography: Juan Ruiz Anchia Music: Pachel Portman U.S. Distributor: New Line Cinema
There's an old adage that states: "Just because something can be done doesn't mean it should be done." Director Steve Barron (THE CONEHEADS) might have been advised to pay attention to this saying. There's no reason why movie audiences need a live action retelling of the story immortalized in 1940 by the animators at Disney. Not only is the original PINOCCHIO (based on the satirical work by C. Collodi) a motion picture classic, but it makes this dull, feeble re-telling look like the product of second-rate hacks.
As in the Disney version, we're introduced to the kindly puppetmaker, Gepetto (Martin Landau), who lives alone with his creations. One day, he carves a little boy out of a magical log, and Pinocchio (voiced by Jonathan Taylor Thomas) comes to life -- literally. At first, Gepetto is understandably surprised by this turn of events, but his shock turns to delight when the wooden boy calls him "papa". Like all children, Pinocchio is imbued with curiosity, and it soon gets him into trouble. Before long, he is being pursued by the two evil lackeys (Bebe Neuwirth and Rob Schneider) of a nasty puppeteer (Udo Kier). This leads to scenes on an island where bad boys become donkeys, and in the belly of a whale.
When I was young, PINOCCHIO was my favorite Disney animated film. It was, I thought, a perfect blend of adventure, fantasy, and excitement. Even now, amidst quantum advances in animation, the scenes with the whale never fail to impress. And then there's Jimney Cricket, one of Disney's best-ever sidekicks. His rendition of "When You Wish Upon a Star" (obviously absent from this new version) is a highlight. PINOCCHIO is no less magical today than it was in 1940. And magic is precisely the quality missing from New Line Cinema's THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO.
When everything is animated, it's easy to accept all that transpires during this tale. However, put live actors on screen with an animatronic puppet, and, suddenly, there's an issue of credibility. No matter how cute and imaginative this Pinocchio is, it never seems real. It's a walking visual effect, and the slight imperfections visible in the manner by which it is brought to life are painfully apparent. In large part because of this, it's difficult to be drawn into the film's reality.
The only actor who isn't completely wasted is Martin Landau, whose performance as Gepetto is one of the film's few high points. Jonathan Taylor Thomas is Pinocchio, but, mercifully, the young star's on-screen time is limited to a few scenes near the end. Genevieve Bujold is completely wasted as Leona, Gepetto's long-time love. In place of the unforgettable Jimney Cricket, this version gives us Pepe the grasshopper, a philosophizing insect whose voice is provided by David Doyle.
THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO offers parents an obvious source of midsummer entertainment for their offspring. Alas, this is a pale imitation of what has come before, and yet another example of Hollywood's unwillingness to strike out in new directions. This PINOCCHIO is representative of the mentality that has studios finding a comfortable, well-worn niche and hunkering down in its relative safety. So, although this particular stringless puppet might be transformed into a real live boy, he's stuck in a movie that's more pointless than lively.
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It will always create unique id’s based on the current time, process and machine name.
npm install uniqid
```js var uniqid = require(‘uniqid’);
console.log(uniqid()); // -> 4n5pxq24kpiob12og9 console.log(uniqid(), uniqid()); // -> 4n5pxq24kriob12ogd, 4n5pxq24ksiob12ogl ```
#### uniqid( prefix optional string ) Generate 18 byte unique id’s based on the time, process id and mac address. Works on multiple processes and machines.
js
uniqid() -> "4n5pxq24kpiob12og9"
uniqid('hello-') -> "hello-4n5pxq24kpiob12og9"
Generate 12 byte unique id’s based on the time and the process id. Works on multiple processes within a single machine but not on multiple machines.
js
uniqid.process() -> "24ieiob0te82"
Generate 8 byte unique id’s based on the current time only. Recommended only on a single process on a single machine.
js
uniqid.time() -> "iob0ucoj"
Since browsers don’t provide a Process ID and in most cases neither give a Mac Address using uniqid from Webpack and Browserify falls back to uniqid.time()
for all the other methods too. The browser is the single process, single machine case anyway.
Debug messages are turned of by default as of v4.1.0
. To turn on debug messages you’ll need to set uniqid_debug
to true
before you require the module.
```js // enable debug messages module.uniqid_debug = true
// require the module var uniqid = require(‘uniqid’) ```
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Never resting on its laurels, but displaying innovative force over and over again
The design of the C-clas saloon.
Experience a level of comfort that means more: one that relaxes, calms, but also is energising and stimulating. Conveniently at the touch of a button: thanks to ENERGIZING comfort control. A highlight in the interior of the C-Class.
Numerous driving assistance and safety systems in the C-Class Saloon can noticeably take the strain out of driving.
Compare the technical data of the diffrence specifications
Mercedes-AMG C 43 4MATIC combined fuel consumption: 9.1-9.3 l/100 km, combined CO2 emissions: 208-213 g/km; Mercedes-AMG C 63 combined fuel consumption: 9.9 l/100 km, combined CO2 emissions: 227 g/km; Mercedes-AMG C 63 S combined fuel consumption: 9.9 l/100 km, combined CO2 emissions: 227 g/km[2]
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Over 250 Families Affected as Lake Breaches in Hulimavu Area of Bengaluru
As part of the rescue operation, efforts were on to shift around 250 families who have been affected by the sudden flood.
New Delhi: As many as 250 families were affected as water flooded the roads and houses in Hulimavu area in Bengaluru on Sunday after a lake breached due to a crack in its boundary. However, Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) chief engineer and other officials rushed to the spot to bring the situation under control.
As per updates from officials, efforts were on to shift around 250 families who have been affected by the sudden flood. Temporary shelters have been set up by the BBMP for the affected people.
“No loss of life or injury has been reported so far in the incident in Bengaluru. Over 7 people were rescued by the boats with the help of emergency service personnel. A night shelter with beds and food has also been set up at Saibaba Ashram. BBMP health and revenue teams will assess the damage on Monday,” BBMP Commissioner Anil Kumar said.
City Mayor M Gautham Kumar told PTI that the incident occurred when some people allegedly tried to lay a pipe with the help of an earthmover and the civic body BBMP would investigate it. According to updates, several cars and two-wheelers have been swept away in the incident.
As part of the rescue work, fire and emergency services personnel were carrying out the relief work int e affected areas. On the other hand, pumps were being used to flush the water out of basements of residential complexes.
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- This example extends on the other YuiPanel example.
- You can open up to 4 panels and move them around.
- A YUI overlay manager makes sure that the active panel stays on top and makes it look like windows.
(Use method panel.setUsesOverlayManager(true).)
you can return "{}" for empty javascript Object


Designing Things to Hold Other Things: the Staybowlizer for Commercial Kitchens:
Smartphones need cases, coffee mugs need coasters, hunting knives need sheathes. It's weird to think about how many products are not designed with their own base or carrying case, and as it turns out, that's an opportunity for sharp-eyed product designers. Designing an object whose sole purpose is to protect or augment another object is something we never covered in design school, but apparently it's lucrative.
The latest case in point: The Staybowlizer silicone thingamajig you see above. Your standard mixing bowl is made out of stainless steel or glass, which has a tendency to slide on your standard commercial kitchen prep surface of stainless steel or wood.
Read the full article on Core77
Designing Things to Hold Other Things: the Staybowlizer for Commercial Kitchens


Livelihood is a short eight letter word which has a huge and a wide meaning.
We, humans are in constant race of acquiring the so called “livelihood” by any
means-by hook or by crook! But pause for a moment and let us think that are we not
in the race which should actually not begin only?
When it’s a discussion about making a world greener, we must know that
livelihood has one of the major impacts on making the world greener and
making a place where we can actually live. “Live and let others live.” is one of the
motto in which BADLAV is working, but we humans on becoming a so called
adult, join in the tradition of acquiring each and everything from a pin to plane,
besides what livelihood we need. The basic things which are required for a man
to maintain his existence is a piece of cloth, shelter and food to survive.
The youth comprises over one-third of the Indian population which in turn constitutes a major part
of the labour force of the country. The number of underprivileged youth in India who lacks
education and proper guidance is so huge that according to the reports of the Financial Express
Only 15%of the young graduates passing out of colleges are employable; the rest are branded
unemployable
It is not their lack of theoretical knowledge that causes this. Instead, it is the lack of right skills
and attitude. There is thus, an increasing concern among the leading employers of the country,
about the dearth of ready-to-deliver employees. In addition, the macro perspective affirms that, it
is crucial for the energy of the underprivileged youth to be channelized properly with proper
direction to aid economic growth and nation building to elude their addition to family woes, social
stress and national misery.
Badlav is taking initiative of that aims at creating a pool of young and independent people, from
a section of underprivileged youth, through skill enhancement in tandem with market
requirements. It is an effort towards bridging the gap between demand and supply of skilled
manpower in the fast emerging services and retail sectors of modern India.


JavaScriptSideKick plugin
(c) 2005 by Martin Raspe
Provides a SideKick structure tree for JavaScript source. It is based and depends on the SideKick plugin.
The plugin parses JavaScript source code linewise, using regular expressions. Because of the difficulties in JavaScript parsing, only a very rudimentary representation of the file is shown, providing basic source navigation. The plugin tries to catch idioms containing the "function" keyword. To be caught, the idiom must appear first on the line (leading whitespace is ignored). The plugin scans the code for the following cases:
- a simple function declaration: function foobar() ...
- a function assigned to a variable: foo = function() ...
- a function assigned to a "var": var foo = function() ...
- a function assigned to a method name: foo.bar = function() ...
- a function denoting a Class (name beginning with an uppercase character): Foo = function() ...
- a method assigned to the prototype of a Class: Foo.prototype.bar = function() ...


Welcome to Pat's Salmon Cookies, the most delicious treat in Seattle Washington. Our treats can be found in several locations around the Washington State area. Pat has developed a recipe for a coffee-time confection called Salmon Cookies, cookies made into the shape of a salmon, and actually made with salmon (though the fish is ground up so fine that you can't even taste it!) that is the ideal match for a steaming cup of coffee on a gray Seattle morning.
With five locations to serve you:
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SeaTac Airport
Seattle Center
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We also have gift shops at each location selling salmon cookie cutters, salmon refridgerator magnets and t-shirts to commerorate your experience!


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Created by: {{ project.creator.name }}
{{ project.summary }}
Project Members:
This project has no tickets yet. Click the create ticket button () in the project pane on the left to get started!
{% else %}


This is a demo of pies working together!
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After the plugin has been fired, a series of custom events are available for the menu. The open
and close
events come in an infinitive, a participle and a past participle form.
The infinitive (e.g. open
) can be triggered for controlling the menu manually, the participle (e.g. opening
) is triggered when the action is actually executed and the past participle (e.g. opened
) is triggered on the completion of the action.
All custom events are bound to the .mm
-namespace, so triggering (or binding a new function to) an event would best be done like this:
$("#my-menu").trigger( "open.mm" ); $("#my-menu").on( "opening.mm", function() { alert( "The menu will now be opened." ); } ); $("#my-menu").on( "opened.mm", function() { alert( "The menu has just been opened." ); } );
Click the menu-button in the header to open the menu and have a look at all the events.


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This page contains generic and detailed information about the askalon-new_ee59 trace. High-level (generic) information is provided first followed by more in-depth characterizations.
BWA (short for Burroughs-Wheeler Alignment tool) is a genomics analysis workflow, courtesy of Scott Emrich and Notre Dame Bioinformatics Laboratory. It maps low-divergent sequences against a large reference genome, such as the human genome.
The trace can be downloaded and cited through Zenodo in the following format(s):
| Trace id | Workflows | Tasks | Sites | Users | Resource Seconds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| askalon-new_ee59 | 20 | 460 | 20 | 1 | 3,549.199 |
| Min | 25th percentile | Mean | Median | 75th percentile | Max | Standard deviation | Coefficient of variation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.00 | 1.00 | 1.00 | 1.00 | 1.00 | 1.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
This trace does not contain task memory information.
This trace does not contain disk usage information.
This trace does not contain network usage information.
This trace does not contain energy information.
This section contains information regarding job-level (workflow) statistics. This granularity allows for practitioners to estimate the load of the workload on the system, investigate the characteristics of the workflows, and related metrics.
The Job arrival graph depicts how many jobs (workflows) arrive over time. The figure below consists of four sub-plots, depicting four different granularities for the horizontal axis: seconds, minutes, hours, and days. The vertical axis depicts the amount of jobs arriving.
The Job arrival CDF depicts how many jobs (workflows) arrive at a certain moment. We use the arrival time of the first task of a workflow as the arrival of the workflow itself. The figure below depicts the CDF. The horizontal axis depicts the arrival time in seconds based on the arrival times in the trace. The vertical axis depicts the probability.
The critical path of a workflow is the longest path from any start node to any end node, defining the minimum time required to execute the workflow. The figure below depicts the CDF of the task count of the critical path per workflow on the horizontal axis. The vertical axis depicts the probability.
The job runtime runtime depicts the job's actual execution time in the system. Since shortage of resources may prevent tasks from running, the execution time could be (significantly) higher than the critical path. The figure below depicts on the horizontal axis the job runtime in seconds. The vertical axis depicts the occurrences.
This section contains information related to the tasks in the workload. This granularity of information allows practitioners to gain intrinsic metrics related to the workflows in the workload, task properties (i.e., resource consumption), and the workload overall.
The task arrival graph depicts how many tasks arrive over time. The figure below consisting of four sub-plots. The subplots depict four different granularities for the horizontal axis: seconds, minutes, hours, and days. The vertical axis depicts the amount of tasks arriving.
In a workload of workflows, jobs arrive over time. At the same time, tasks of a job may not arrive at the same time, leading to possible bursty patterns. The figure below depicts on the horizontal axis the task arrival times. The vertical axis depicts the occurrences.
The figure below depicts the amount of completed task over time using four different granularities of time: seconds, minutes, hours, and days. The horizontal axis depicts the time into the experiment. The vertical axis depicts the cumulative amount of completed tasks over time.
The figure below shows the CDF of task runtimes consumption. The horizontal axis depicts the task runtime in seconds. The vertical axis depicts the occurrences.
We define resource time of a task as the amount of resourcees the task requires multiplied by its runtime. The figure below shows the CDF of task resource time. The horizontal axis depicts the task resource time in seconds. The vertical axis depicts the cumulative amount of completed tasks over time.
The figure below shows the CDF of task wait times. The horizontal axis depicts the task runtime in seconds. The vertical axis depicts the occurrences.
The figure below shows the CDF of task memory consumption. The horizontal axis depicts the task CPU time in seconds. The vertical axis depicts the cumulative amount of completed tasks over time.


Customize the responsive steps by setting the responsiveSteps
array property.
Responsive steps can optionally set labelsPosition
string
option. The following values are supported:
The following custom CSS properties are supported in <vaadin-form-layout>
:
| CSS Property | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--vaadin-form-layout-column-spacing |
Length of the spacing between columns | 2em |
Additionally, <vaadin-form-item>
supports:
| CSS Property | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--vaadin-form-item-label-width |
Width of the label column when the labels are aside | 8em |
--vaadin-form-item-label-spacing |
Length of the spacing between the label and input columns when the labels are aside | 1em |
--vaadin-form-item-row-spacing |
Height of the spacing between the form item elements | 1em |


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GET /user/starred/:owner/:repo
Status: 204 No Content
Status: 404 Not Found


we just need to spread the word about KMD little bit more ... for example, here some people didn't hear anything about KMD, and this is sadly. if we look on most popular crypto-related local forums - there is tons of messages in every shitcoin threads, but nothing in KMD thread. some proof - https://forum.bits.media/index.php?/forum/146-equihash/ (just an equihash section of altcoins forum). ZCL - 147 messages, ZEC - 6079 messages, BTG - 432 messages, even VOT - 313 messages ... and finally ... KMD lowest record - 27 messages ... (
and this is one of the most popular crypto-related forum.
will do something with it next days ... seems need to write a big post about out tech, available wallets, roadmap and other things.
why i started to talk about this - it seems to me we have a great tech, wonderful team ... but have some mistakes in "advertising". i can bet 500 KMD or more, that nobody here hear about assets, BaaS features, even BarterDEX and HyperDEX.
Mylo31-Jul-18 01:11 PM
yeah we are not good shillers. never heard of that forum
Decker31-Jul-18 01:13 PM
because it's not international ...
but it's one of the most popular here. people too lazy to read english forums (if english is not their home lang), they always prefer local language.
Mylo31-Jul-18 01:36 PM
do the peer2cloud (NN) debit cards loaded with komodo work there?
do we have a russian ambassador?
Decker31-Jul-18 01:39 PM
As i know we have russian ambassador, but I do not know what is included in his duties.
A prepaid debit card. Not connected to a bank account and Reloadable with KMD and other crypto. Peer2krd provides a crypto reload service.
kimmel (Pungo.io)31-Jul-18 02:41 PM
ouh a red kard
one question, we are seeing a lot of
{"notary":"badass_EU","bestk":-1,"recvmask":" 0","bestmask":" 0"}
in our SH node. From different nodes, of course not only from badass_EU, however that doesn't happen in our AR node(edited)
any idea why that might be happening?
should we track all nodes that get this on SH node and contact node operators for some kind of IP whitelabelling or something???(edited)
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 03:05 PM
I think thats a problem with your node, check UTXO's and make sure all process are running.
I get those, when I reset wallet.dat and komodod isn't runnign while iguana is still up.
kimmel (Pungo.io)31-Jul-18 03:24 PM
mmm will check, however we still notarize, just this appears a lot on SH node thats why I asked, with all services up and running
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 03:26 PM
strange...
lots of nodes are running optimizations now... maybe that noe just cant respond fast enough.
shrk31-Jul-18 03:26 PM
@Decker we could not even show everyone a normal translation of the whitepaper
kimmel (Pungo.io)31-Jul-18 03:32 PM
thanks @blackjok3r will keep investigating to see if we can improve
blackjok3r31-Jul-18 03:33 PM
if you need any help with optimize let me know. Most of it was taked about today in this channel if you scroll up.
kimmel (Pungo.io)31-Jul-18 03:34 PM
looking up
smellycouch01-Aug-18 06:17 AM
Sorry for the dumb question ,
How many notaries would need to collude to create a problem?
51?
Or is 51 the maximum number that can be turned off?
I read conflicting collusion values in different places... 51, and 30 something
jl777c01-Aug-18 06:28 AM
51 would need to go "on strike" to prevent notarizations from happening
notaries cant just make up random data to notarize as it is validated by all nodes, so their power is limited to witholding of notarization
however, independent of notarization power, notaries also get to easy mine 75% of the blocks, so 2/3rds of notaries colluding could do a 51%, that would be 42 notaries needed
blackjok3r01-Aug-18 07:32 AM
@kimmel (Pungo.io)
I did some checks for you, you are not in recvmask of these nodes:
"artik_EU"ca333_EU","chainmakers_NA","etszombi_EU","indenodes_EU","komodoninja_SH","libscott_SH","popcornbag_AR","popcornbag_NA","titomane_SH"]
I have filtered out the nodes that are not in my recvmask or dwy's recvmask. This is a small sample size of just one BTC rotation. But clearly the issue is in some kind of network route, like Decker was having before. Sorry for pointing you in the wrong direction yesterday, it should not be an issue with your UTXO's or deamon's being down.
I have experianced the odd round where I am also just not recognised in recvmask seems to be a network issue, due to where our nodes are. Both are quite the distance from most other nodes.
blackjok3r01-Aug-18 07:46 AM
Checked a few more rounds, and the list is not changing. Maybe contact your Data Centre. You might need to contact those operators and get the IP address of their nodes to check better. Hope this helps.
kimmel (Pungo.io)01-Aug-18 09:15 AM
hey @blackjok3r thanks for your help, will keep checking recvmask to see how this changes
blackjok3r01-Aug-18 09:17 AM
I had to modify webworkers checkmasks script so the seed was 38 for p2c_SH and also had to add a line to print my not(edited)
Deleted User01-Aug-18 10:44 AM
vrsc is very very slow here
explorer show duplicate blocks, maybe that s normal but...
smellycouch01-Aug-18 12:34 PM
@jl777c Thank you very much, that is so much clearer now.
smellycouch01-Aug-18 07:54 PM
Is it still possible to become a notary node operator other than replacement ? Any plans for expansion?
SHossain01-Aug-18 08:04 PM
@smellycouch participate in next year's election
@lukechilds@blackjok3r aliens also has hardware that performs nice for sha256 calculation
ROR8
Hardware SHA256: Total time = 1.818051 seconds
Software SHA256: Total time = 3.404579 seconds
RORX
Hardware SHA256: Total time = 1.836340 seconds
Software SHA256: Total time = 3.404664 seconds
smellycouch01-Aug-18 08:58 PM
@SHossain thanks. I'll start putting together fake news
GatewayBOT01-Aug-18 08:59 PM
[matrix] <dragonrider-e:matrix.org> Well, if you can afford CNN...
[matrix] <dragonrider-e:matrix.org> they can do it for you.
lukechilds01-Aug-18 09:41 PM
@SHossain@Decker I'm not sure how well that benchmark actually represents real word performance
I think for a lot of those SIMD style instruction sets you need to be doing constant computation to get the benefits
lighting all cores up 100% doing SHA256 will give you a big perf boost
just doing one hash every now and then like with iguana may not give much of a boost
could even decrease perf
due to potential throttling when using advanced instruction sets
SHossain01-Aug-18 09:43 PM
i like your idea about the option to integrate ./m_notary -sha256=AVX. that would give operators to test the difference and choose the one that works best for them
lukechilds01-Aug-18 09:43 PM
yeah, it would definitely be interesting to test
Deleted User01-Aug-18 09:52 PM
sooooo Let's get back to m_notary_testnet !
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kolo01-Aug-18 11:17 PM
@Decker ^^
kolo01-Aug-18 11:29 PM
I've sent a bit more BTC to those who low. Please, stop worrying and crying. Unlike last year - having 0.15 BTC is totally ok and allows you to wait another 12-36 hours (actually week or two) for funds.
Prev year 0.10 (and up to 0.4) BTC happened to be unusable dust so 0.15 was the reason to put funds urgently. Not this year
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blackjok3r02-Aug-18 12:39 AM
I have fixed the m_notary scripts if some one wants to get my changes and have a look and make a pr that would be great, I don't want to merge everything in my fork, I have no idea how to pick some changes to merge lol.(edited)
I grabbed 20 game off shapeshift too, 4 kmd should not have to worry about this for some time. Thanks for btc refils I think I was starting to get a bit low, I will need to send btc balance to self now, so there is only 1 utxo, this stops iguana being able to split twice in case of mempool being stuck for more than 6h. :)(edited)
komodotools - Scripts toolbox repository for Komodo and Iguana
Jax05-Aug-18 01:03 AM
I don't have any notarizations on GLXT nor GAME for quite some time. None of my chains are forked, dpowassets reports a success when dpow'ing GLXT and GAME.
GAME is out of funds, which solves that mystery, but GLXT has a lot of spendable UTXO's and should be working. Does anyone know what might be wrong so I can fix it?
blackjok3r05-Aug-18 02:39 AM
Did you change it to the new supply?
The chain was restarted
blackjok3r05-Aug-18 03:35 AM
Also GLXT chain has been stalled for some time, sombody GPU mined it then left with high difficulty.
Mylo05-Aug-18 07:20 AM
which one is your node @Jax ?
Jax05-Aug-18 07:22 AM
@Mylo jackson_AR, 32
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kolo05-Aug-18 02:20 PM
@Jax you should dm me for game funds when low
siu - Chainmakers07-Aug-18 01:59 PM
my node stopped notirizing
and now after restarting i get this ERROR BINDING PORT.7776. this is normal tcp timeout, unless another process is using port
but i dont have another process using 7776
bind(<IP_ADDRESS>) port.7776 try again: Address already in use sock.5. errno.98
ERROR BINDING PORT.7776. this is normal tcp timeout, unless another process is using port
Deleted User07-Aug-18 02:04 PM
Reboot ^^
siu - Chainmakers07-Aug-18 02:06 PM
ok
dukeleto07-Aug-18 02:52 PM
could also use lsof to see if something is holding onto that port
lukechilds08-Aug-18 12:04 AM
what's up with CHIPS
no blocks/notarisations since yesterday
blackjok3r08-Aug-18 12:12 AM
Chain is stalled....
Somone keeps profit switching the mining on it...
and the chain stops
Mylo08-Aug-18 12:15 AM
@SHossain
blackjok3r08-Aug-18 12:15 AM
Probably need to switch it to a different algo rather than SHA256... I have like 25,000 CHIPS not nice that the chain is dyeing.. (edited)
Mylo08-Aug-18 12:15 AM
oh CHIPS chain, not CHAIN chain. apologies @SHossain
blackjok3r08-Aug-18 12:15 AM
lol
Mylo08-Aug-18 12:15 AM
not funny. ban this joker.
blackjok3r08-Aug-18 12:16 AM
He ahd miners on it... but had electricl problems
I would mine it, but even USB ASIC's are too low, if you keep the chain moving even just a litle bit, the profit switcher just comes back on when its under X diff and destroys the chain again.


analyze_data module¶
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analyze_data.
beat_in_interval
(times, voltage, end_interval, interval)¶ returns time of heart beat in interval, or false if there is none
Parameters: - times – (list) time interval over which to analyze
- voltage – (list) voltage interval over which to analyze
- end_interval – (float) end time of interval to extract
- interval – (float) length of interval to extract
Returns: time of heartbeat in interval, or false if no heartbeat
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analyze_data.
combine_double_beats
(times, voltage, beat_times)¶ Combines beats that are close in time to the higher voltage of those beats
Parameters: - times – (list) array of all ECG times
- voltage – (list) array of all ECG voltages
- beat_times – (list) array of times where a beat is observed
Returns: array of times beat occurs, without doubly detected beats
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analyze_data.
create_and_fill_dict
(times, voltage)¶ calls analyze functions to fill metrics dictionary
Parameters: - times – (list) time array taken from csv file
- voltage – (list) voltage array taken from csv file
Returns: dictionary metrics with the heart rate analytics
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analyze_data.
extract_voltage_time_arrays
(times, voltage, end_interval, interval)¶ extracts smaller voltage and time arrays from entire data for analysis
Parameters: - times – (list) array of all ECG times
- voltage – (list) array of all ECG voltages
- end_interval – (float) end time of interval to extract
- interval – (float) length of interval to extract
Returns: times_subarray: array of times in interval voltage_subarray: array of voltages in interval start_index: index in times array that is start of the subarrays
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analyze_data.
find_beat_times
(times, voltage)¶ list of times in the ECG where a heartbeat is detected
Parameters: - times – (list) array of all ECG times
- voltage – (list) array of all ECG voltages
Returns: list of times where a beat is observed
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analyze_data.
find_bpm
(beat_times, bpm_range=(0, 10))¶ calculates bpm over user specified (or default 0 to 10 second) range
Parameters: - beat_times – (array) times that heart beats are recorded
- bpm_range – (tuple) start and stop second to calculate bpm over
Returns: heart rate in bpm over range
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analyze_data.
find_duration
(times)¶ find the duration of the ECG trace
Parameters: times – (list) array of times Returns: the maximum time in the time array
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analyze_data.
is_beat_valid
(voltages, times, QRS_threshold)¶ Determines whether a heartbeat is valid by seeing if it is above the noise
Parameters: - voltages – (list) voltage interval over which to analyze
- times – (list) time interval over which to analyze
- QRS_threshold – length to QRS region to exclude from cutoff
Returns: boolean indicating whether there is a valid heartbeat
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analyze_data.
min_max_voltage
(voltage)¶ outputs the minimum and maximum voltage recorded
Parameters: voltage – (list) array of voltages Returns: tuple of the minimum and maximum voltages
-
analyze_data.
process_voltage
(voltage)¶ process voltage array by subtracting average and dividing by maximum
Parameters: voltage – (list) array of voltages to process Returns: processed voltage list
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analyze_data.
total_beats
(beat_times)¶ Finds the total number of beats in the ECG trace
Parameters: beat_times – (list) array of beat times Returns: integer number of beats in beat_times


Ping Tunnel
Ping Tunnel - Send TCP traffic over ICMP
Another great example of why once you allow one protocol/port through your firewall, it's pretty easy to get any other traffic through... This one's interesting, in that it levereges ICMP...
Ping Tunnel - Send TCP traffic over ICMP
Another great example of why once you allow one protocol/port through your firewall, it's pretty easy to get any other traffic through... This one's interesting, in that it levereges ICMP...
Richard Monson-Haefel: Is Microsoft IIS 6.0 more secure than Apache HTTP Server 2.0?
Interesting posting on the relative security of IIS 6 and Apache 2.0. I'd agree that IIS 6 seems to have a MUCH better record than previous versions in terms both of vulnerability counts and initial configuration.
The only caveat I've got on it is my usual one about MS security, which is that with their products you have to look at the vulnerability of the whole stack as installed because it's so darn difficult to separate out the bits you don't want, unlike the situation with Apache running on something like Linux or BSD...
but I've done that rant before so I shan't do it again...
File Selection May Lead to Command Execution
This vulnerability doesn't look tooo bad at first. If you can persuade someone to highlight a file in windows explorer then it executes some abitrary code, which it seems can do most things. However you'd have to get people to download the file anyway for it to work as a virus/word, which isn't too likely (you'd hope, after years of that kind of thing doin the rounds on the 'net).
Then I got to thinking, what about a completely different attack scenario... Joe the disgruntled employee, could go through the corporate file store adding malicious author fields to word files or the like, then as soon as one of his co-workers clicks the file, the javascript runs and actions are taken looking like the person clicking the file has carried them out. (and if joe's got any sense the first one would be change the author field removing any evidence of his modification...)
Hard to catch, unless things like A-V scanners get a signature for this (which might be tough), changes of document metadata don't usually show up in things like security logs, and in many companies people have access to a lot of docs, so it might not be discovered for a long time...
Another interesting point in relation to this vuln. and the unpatched Jet engine one is, how long will it take Microsoft to get a patch out, and will they release it outside the monthly schedule they usually use.....
CacheDump: recovering cached password hashes on Windows
Handy pen testing tool. Can be used to dump the hashes for cached passwords which windows holds so that you can logon to your local machine if the domain controllers not available or you're not on the network (eg, laptops)
One attack using this I've seen suggested is to persuade a network admin to log onto a machine you control then you can use this to get their password (of course you could just use something like this instead.
Where's the Beef - xss / bankofamerica.com.html /
There's an interesting list at this site of XSS vulnerabilities that the authors found...
ok recently I've been using SQL injection in some Penetration testing work I've been doing, so I thought it would be worth getting together all the links/White Papers I've been using/found useful.
Start off with two papers, which are more advanced but which have been the most useful one's I've found in the sense of having techniques I've used...
Advanced SQL Injection and More Advanced SQL Injection from NGS. Both good papers and in the 1st there's a really handy methodology that you can follow through to iterate over the columns in a database table and then insert data into that table, amongst other things.
There's a good introduction to SQL injection here at securiteam and another one here at unixwiz
Some point that I've noticed from the testing I've done.
- If you get SQL error messages out of the database you're half way there. Without them you're stuck trying to guess whether the data you've chucked at the system has caused it to barf in the right way or not... (There are some techniques for this in the paper above, but I've not had much joy with them so far)
- If the web application you're looking at does intelligent escaping of quotes, you're probably only going to be able to attack numeric fields ('cause they don't typically put quotes round the input, thus no need to put one to inject your own SQL statements)
- understanding what the likely accounts and system tables are for a given DBMS is darned handy to expand the vulnerability.
Other Papers I've found handy
SQL Injection Signatures Evasion
Blind SQL Injection
christopher baus dot net
This is a really interesting post covering why the author thinks microsoft is in trouble. There's a lot in it I agree with. Definately Microsoft's current attitude to parts of the developer community (VB6 in particular) seems likely to drive people to the competition...
However I see Microsofts problem, from a security standpoint one the of their major problems is having to maintain backwards compatibility, for example Windows Server 2003 has many improvements to security, which are partially neutralised if you have to run it in backwards compatibility mode (eg, using LM/NTLM for NT4 compatibility).
That said Microsoft doesn't always help themselves from a security point of view... as is mentioned in the article they deploy a MEDIA PLAYER and a POP3 Client by default on their SERVER OS!!! That's just crazy, especially when those components start having critical vulnerabilities . Can you imagine a large enterprise having to deploy a patch to thousands of servers because the media player which will probably never run on any of them needs a patch!
ok this is turning into a bit of a rant, but that is a pet hate of mine... onto one other thought I have about this, which is.. how Microsoft may intend to save themselves (not saying I have some prescient knowledge of their strategy, but this does seem to fit current facts)
It's easy, force people to run your products because all your documents songs movies etc, will only play on those products and use DRM technology so that the content is encrypted such that there's no way for competitors to, legally, access it... Simple and if Microsoft pulls it off, I'm not actually sure how you'd stop them. If the majority of the media out there gets into encrpyted DRM protected Microsoft proprietary formats, it will really stuff the competition...
Professional Security Testers resources warehouse
More info on Pen testing. Especially on this site, there's a good link section.


Ukrainian Cabinet OKs Purchase of 20 Patrol Ships From France to Boost Border Security
KIEV (Sputnik) - The Ukrainian government has green-lighted a project to boost the maritime border security that will see the country purchase 20 patrol vessels from French shipbuilding company OCEA within three years, the Interior Ministry said.
"A large agreement will soon be signed between the governments of Ukraine and France, which will be followed by the ratification at the Verkhovna Rada. Within three years, the State Border Guard Service will receive 20 modern patrol ships from French company OCEA. This is the second large-scale Ukrainian-French project after the Interior Ministry aviation", the ministry said.
According to minister Avakov, Ukraine’s maritime border is the "most unprotected today", while the new project would strengthen its security.
The minister noted that the OCEA offer was the most cost-effective for Ukraine. France, he says, also proposed a good loan and agreed that 25 percent of production would be localised in Ukraine.
According to Avakov, the cost of the contract totals 136.5 million euros ($151 million).
In December 2018, Interior Minister Arsen Avakov said that his ministry would buy 55 Airbus helicopters, assembled in France and Germany, as part of Ukraine's plans to build the third-biggest helicopter fleet in Europe.


Class List
Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:
[detail level 123]
| ▼Nmutation_parser | |
| ▼Ndetail | |
| CCigarOp | |
| CMdOp | |
| ▼Nread_trimmer | |
| CFieldsSizeException | |
| CHistogram | Simple histogram table for storing approximate distribution of read lengths or mutations per read |
| CMutation | Stores deviations from an alignment target between two nucleotide positions |
| CMutationCounter | Mutation counts and calculated read depths covering a range of target alignment positions. Mutations are indexed by rightmost changed alignment target nucleotide (will add options for reverse strand in the future, for mapping to transcriptomes) |
| CMutationGroup | |
| CPrimerPair | |
| CRead | |
| CScanningDeque | Deque (list with fast append/delete from both ends) representing any form of data covering a range over an alignment target |
| CVariantCounter | Sequence variants and variant counts covering a range of target alignment positions. Variants are indexed by leftmost unchanged alignment target nucleotide |
| CVariantRow |


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The modules is located below the menu bar, inside the submenu div. The submenu div looks like this:

Modules left

Title

Modules right

The modules goes inside the modules_left or the modules_right div. You can use unlimited numbers of modules, but the width is not unlimited:) This template has 5 modules:
- Text: plain text
- Buttons: you can show buttons with or without icons, you can see below more example for the icons
- Search: basic search field
- Dropdown: if you click the button, a div is going to slide down, and you can put anything in it, like forms, text or images for example.
- Pagination: simple pagination module, with previous and next arrow, and numbers
Text module

Text goes here

Nothing much to say, you can use the basic typography classes, like class="module text strong" or class="module text italic" and class="module text highlight".
Buttons module

Button without icon
Button with icon

You can have unlimited number of buttons here, and you can use icons too. (more icons in the Buttons section)
Search module

<form action="">
<input type="text" value="Search..." />
</form>

Change the form action. The default value is cleared, when you click inside the input.
Dropdown module

Dropdown

Close

This one is pretty cool. This is de default html layout. The button is same, as the Buttons module, so you can use icons too. The difference is the class name, you need to put "dropdown_button" class to the button. The arrow div is just the little arrow of course, so you don't need to put any html inside this div. The content goes to the content div, you can put anything here, text, image, form, or any html code you like. If you want a close button, just add the "close" class to any element you like, for example a button.
Pagination module

1
2
3

The page_left and the page_right link is the left and the right arrow, the active link is the current page. If you want to put some text between the numbers, like dots, use the span element: ...


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NFT Marketplaces
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Rarible
KnownOrigin
Dibbs
Foundation
Async
MakersPlace
Portion
Zora
Viv3
Mintable


| Going its separate way for a landing, the Apollo 12 Lunar Module Intrepid gleams in the sunlight as it pulls ahead of Yankee Clipper, the command module. The view is westward, from a circular orbit 69 miles above the surface, with Intrepid very nearly as high. With the Sun above and behind the camera, the very rough lunar terrain below appears greatly subdued. The circular crater in the middle distance on the right is Herschel. The smooth-floored giant crater Ptolemaeus occupies much of the area to its left. |
| Tire tracks trace the path of the Apollo 14 astronauts from their lunar module Antares to the site, some 200 yards to the west, where they set up the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP). On this mission, they had a two-wheeled, light, hand-pulled cart (shown here) to carry their equipment and samples. The Modular Equipment Transporter, or MET, had pneumatic tires, which compacted the soil as they rolled. In this photo, taken in the direction of the Sun, the tracks are brightly backlighted. In general, however, where astronauts worked, the soil scuffed up by their boots was distinctly darker than the undisturbed surface material. |
| Astronaut Alan Bean unloads equipment from the Apollo 12 lunar module Intrepid in preparation for the walk to the ALSEP site. The lunar module-surely the clumsiest-looking flying machine ever built-consisted of a descent stage, destined to remain on the Moon, and an ascent stage that later carried the crew and sampies into lunar orbit. Scientific equipment and gear for use an the lunar surface was stowed in four bays of the descent stage. The panel that covered the bay facing Bean folded down to provide a work table. |


Basics
Light particles bounce around.
Each of them carries a key.
Ctrl - switch between scales
D/Backspace - remove latest ball
Z - remove latest component
F - fluid mode (experimental!)
Ball/Component
Components redirect light and alter keys.
L/B - add light particles
G - add glass pane; doesn't redirect light
M - add mirror; mirrors light
S - add splitter; splits light into two halves
P - add phaser; redirects light in one direction
W - add wrinkler; randomly redirects light
A - add absorber; absorbs light
Component Functions
Space/Delete - no function
Left - decrease pitch to the preceding one
Right - increase pitch to the succeeding one
Down - increase oct
Up - decrease oct
R - change to a random pitch in same octave
9 - speed up
0 - slow down
Numbers - change to 1st-5th key in the scale
1 - 1st
2 - 2nd
3 - 3rd
4 - 4th
5 - 5th


A few seconds of seed audio, followed by the babbling generated audio
github.com/philayres/babble-rnn
babble-rnn home page


For the cake, preheat the oven to 170C/325F/Gas 3. Grease the bottom and sides of a 20cm/8in square, shallow cake tin.
Cut out a piece of greaseproof paper that is 7.5cm/3in longer than the length of the tin. Fold the paper in half widthways. Open out the paper and push up the centre fold to make a 4cm/1½in pleat. Line the base of the tin with this, making any adjustments to ensure the pleat runs down the centre of the tin making in effect two rectangular 'tins' within the tin.
Beat the margarine, sugar, eggs, flour, baking powder and ground almonds in a large bowl for about 2-3 minutes, or until smooth, slightly lighter in colour and glossy looking. (If you put a damp cloth under the bowl, it stops it from moving around.)
Spoon slightly more than half the mixture into a separate bowl and stir in the vanilla extract and 1½ teaspoons of the milk. Set aside.
Mix the coffee in the remaining 1½ teaspoons of milk, stirring until it has dissolved (you don't need to heat the milk), then stir this into the other bowl of mixture along with the chopped walnuts. Spoon the vanilla mixture into one half of the tin and the coffee-walnut mixture into the other half. Level the surface of each half with a knife. Check the paper divider is still straight and in the middle.
Bake in the oven for 35-40 minutes or until the cake is well risen, springy to the touch and has shrunk slightly from the sides of the tin. Leave to cool in the tin for a few minutes, then loosen the cake from the sides with a round bladed knife, turn it out, peel off the parchment liner and finish cooling on a wire rack.
For the butter icing, sift the icing sugar into a medium bowl. Add the butter. Mix the coffee and milk together until the coffee has dissolved, and pour into the bowl. Beat everything together with a wooden spoon until soft and smooth. Set aside.
Trim the crispy outer edges off the cooled cake with a serrated knife, then cut and trim if necessary into 4 equal strips. Lay one vanilla and one coffee-walnut strip next to each other, then use a little of the butter icing to stick them together. Spread a bit more icing on the top. Stick the remaining two strips together with icing and place them on top to create a chequerboard effect.
Spread a little more icing over the top of the assembled cake.
Cut two pieces of string, one that is the length of the assembled cake and one that will wrap all around it.
Roll the marzipan out, on a work surface lightly dusted with sifted icing sugar, into an oblong the length of the cake and sufficiently wide to wrap around the cake, using the pieces of string as your measuring guide.
Lay the butter iced side of the cake on the marzipan, positioning it so that when you lift up one long side, it perfectly covers one side of the cake (this way the join will be neatly in the corner).
Reserve a teaspoonful of the icing and spread the rest over the remaining three sides of the cake (not the ends). Brush off any crumbs from the marzipan and work surface. Roll the cake over in the marzipan, pressing to neatly cover it, then brush the corner join lightly with water, pressing it to seal. (Try to avoid touching the marzipan with wet fingers as they will mark it.) Turn the cake over so that the join is underneath. Trim a slim slice from each end of the cake to neaten and show off the chequerboard effect. Smooth the marzipan over with your hands so their warmth will give it a smooth finish.
While the marzipan is still soft, crimp the edges by pinching the marzipan between your thumb and first finger at a slight angle and at regular intervals. Score the top of the cake with long diagonal lines using a sharp knife. Sift over some icing sugar to lightly dust the top, then lay the walnut pieces down the centre, securing with the reserved butter icing.


Materials in development, excuse the dust
ESM 244 course description: A survey course in advanced topics in statistics and data analysis for environmental scientists (ordinal and multinomial logistic regression, bootstrapping, non-linear models, intro to time-series analysis, spatial data analysis and interpolation, ordination methods, cluster analysis, text mining, etc.) while continuing to build skills and habits in data science (data wrangling, analysis & computational reproducibility in R/RStudio, version control and collaboration with R and GitHub). Term project: build a Shiny app.
ESM 244 course syllabus (Winter 2019)
ESM 244 Code of Conduct
| 1 |
Lecture 1: Course intro + 206 review Lecture 2: Binary + ordinal logistic regression |
Lab 1: data wrangling + visualization review |
| 2 |
Lecture 3: Logistic regression, PCA intro Lecture 4: PCA/RDA continued |
Lab 2: Ordinal logistic regression, PCA, Shiny example |
| 3 |
Lecture 5: Bootstrapping Lecture 6: Exploring missingness |
Lab 3: Bootstrap, assessing missingness |
| 4 |
Lecture 7: Nonlinear least squares Lecture 8: Longitudinal data |
Lab 4: NLS, panel regression example |
| 5 |
Lecture 9: Exploring time series data Lecture 10: Autocorrelation, MA, ARIMA intro |
Lab 5: Intro to time series analysis |
| 6 |
Lecture 11: Spatial data, projections, variograms Lecture 12: Kriging |
Lab 6: Getting, wrangling and viewing spatial data |
| 7 |
Lecture 13: Point pattern analysis, k-means clustering |
Lab 7: Rasters, Kriging, PPA |
| 8 |
Lecture 14: Hierarchical clustering, Bayesian thinking intro Lecture 15: Bayesian + text analysis case studies |
Lab 8: Cluster analysis (k-means + hierarchical), + some text wrangling/sentiment analysis |
| 9 |
Lecture 16: Graph theory terms, data sci collaboration |
Lab 9: Network analysis + cool extras |


ineqpy.grouped.stats module¶
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ineqpy.grouped.stats.
moment_group
(data=None, variable='x', weights='w', group='h', order=2)[source]¶ Calculates the asymmetry of each h stratum.
Parameters: - variable (array or str)
- weights (array or str)
- group (array or str)
- data (pd.DataFrame, optional)
- order (int, optional)
Returns: moment_of_order (float)
Todo
Review calculations, it does not appear to be correct. Attempt to make a generalization of vhat_group, for any estimator.
Warning
Actually Does Not Work!
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ineqpy.grouped.stats.
quasivariance_hat_group
(variable=None, weights=None, group=None)[source]¶ Sample variance of variable, calculated as the second-order central moment.
Parameters: - data (pd.DataFrame, optional) – pd.DataFrame that contains all variables needed.
- variable (array or str) – variable x apply the statistic. If data is None then must pass this argument as array, else as string name in data
- weights (array or str) – weights can be interpreted as frequency, probability, density function of x, each element in x. If data is None then must pass this argument as array, else as string name in data
- group (array or str) – group is a categorical variable to calculate the statistical by each group. If data is None then must pass this argument as array, else as string name in data
Returns: shat2_group (array or pd.Series)
References
Moment (mathematics). (2017, May 6). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 14:40, May 15, 2017, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Moment_(mathematics)&oldid=778996402
Notes
This function is useful to calculate the variance of the mean.
Todo
Review function
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ineqpy.grouped.stats.
variance_hat_group
(data=None, variable='x', weights='w', group='h')[source]¶ Data a DataFrame calculates the sample variance for each stratum. The objective of this function is to make it easy to calculate the moments of the distribution that follows an estimator, eg. Can be used to calculate the variance that follows the mean.
Parameters: - data (pandas.DataFrame) – Dataframe containing the series needed for the calculation
- x (str)
- weights (str) – Name of the weights w in the DataFrame
- group (str) – Name of the stratum variable h in the DataFrame
Returns: vhat_h (pandas.Series) – A series with the values of the variance of each h stratum.
Notes
Todo
Review improvements.
Examples
>>> # Computes the variance of the mean >>> data = pd.DataFrame(data=[renta, peso, estrato], columns=["renta", "peso", "estrato"]) >>> v = variance_hat_group(data) >>> v stratum 1 700.917.728,64 2 9.431.897.980,96 3 317.865.839.789,10 4 741.304.873.092,88 5 535.275.436.859,10 6 225.573.783.240,68 7 142.048.272.010,63 8 40.136.989.131,06 9 18.501.808.022,56 dtype: float64
>>> # the value of de variance of the mean: >>> v_total = v.sum() / peso.sum() ** 2<PHONE_NUMBER>5.947945


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2DGameSDK
1.0
2D Game Engine in C++ based on SFML
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Defines a simple Game Object (no transformations) More...
#include <GameObject.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| GameObject (ObjectType objType, GameBase *game) | |
| Creates a new GameObject. More... | |
| virtual | ~GameObject () |
| Destroys the GameObject. More... | |
| int | GetId () |
| Retreives the Id. More... | |
| ObjectType | GetObjectType () |
| Retreives the Object Type. More... | |
| virtual void | OnTick () |
| Updates the object. More... | |
| virtual void | OnTickEnded () |
| Post update event. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| GameBase * | getGame () |
| Retreives the Game. More... | |
Defines a simple Game Object (no transformations)
| game::GameObject::GameObject | ( | ObjectType | objType, |
| GameBase * | game | ||
| ) |
Creates a new GameObject.
| type | The GameObject Type (does not affect anything and is meant to be used freely to identify entities of some kind) |
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virtual |
Destroys the GameObject.
| int game::GameObject::GetId | ( | ) |
Retreives the Id.
| ObjectType game::GameObject::GetObjectType | ( | ) |
Retreives the Object Type.
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virtual |
Updates the object.
Reimplemented in game::Effect, and game::Projectile.
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virtual |
Post update event.
Reimplemented in game::Entity, and game::KinematicEntity.


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and </body>
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Here is where all your paragraphs of text and applets are put.


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public interface QuantumRegisterInterface
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
applyHadamard()
Transform register directly, apply hadamard operation to all Q states of this
register, where Q = 2 ^ K and K is the numberOfQubits of the register.
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void |
applyInitialState()
Apply initial state to this register.
|
int |
getMeasuredValue()
Gets the measured value.
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int |
getNumberOfQubits()
Gets the number of qubits.
|
int |
getNumberOfStatesStored()
Gets the number of states stored.
|
ComplexState[] |
getStates()
Gets the states.
|
int |
measure()
Measure the register and return the random value of a quantum measurement of
this register.
|
QuantumRegisterInterface |
performModularExponentiation(QuantumRegister targetRegister,
int a,
int n)
Applies the modular exponentiation function to the contents of source
register and store the result in target register.
|
void |
quantumFourierTransform()
Applies the quantum Fourier transform (QFT) to all states of this
register.This is applied to the states itself and not what it holds.
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void |
setMeasuredValue(int measuredValue)
Sets the measured value.
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void |
setNumberOfQubits(int numberOfQubits)
Sets the number of qubits.
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void |
setNumberOfStatesStored(int numberOfStatesStored)
Sets the number of states stored.
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void |
setStates(ComplexState[] states)
Sets the states.
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int getMeasuredValue()
int getNumberOfQubits()
void setNumberOfQubits(int numberOfQubits)
numberOfQubits
- the new number of qubitsComplexState[] getStates()
void setStates(ComplexState[] states)
states
- the new statesint getNumberOfStatesStored()
void setNumberOfStatesStored(int numberOfStatesStored)
numberOfStatesStored
- the new number of states storedvoid setMeasuredValue(int measuredValue)
measuredValue
- the new measured valuevoid applyInitialState()
void applyHadamard()
int measure()
QuantumRegisterInterface performModularExponentiation(QuantumRegister targetRegister, int a, int n)
targetRegister
- the target register where the function values are
stored, this will modify the target registera
- the random base an
- the number being factoredvoid quantumFourierTransform()


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Doughnut is a free, open-source, multi-purpose Discord Bot. Why use Doughnut? Because it's a fork of Juice Bot, heavily modified. And also getting monthly and even weekly updates!


An
open-source
clone of
Alcazar
Rules
Enter and exit each square exactly once
Enter and exit the room exactly once
Levels
001 (Trivial)
002 (Easy)
003 (Alcazar Demo Level 5)
004 (Daily Alcazar 14-08-16)
005 (Ball Room 01)
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Control your Content
There is something of a gap between MarkDown textareas (limited, hard to use) and classical HTML WYSIWYG editors (content becomes a non-semantic blob). ProseMirror aims to fill this gap.
It does this by decoupling its content model from HTML. Documents are represented with a JavaScript data structure, and their structure is described by a schema that you can provide yourself. This gives you full control over the kind of elements that may appear in your document, and the way they nest and relate to each other.
- Users get a clean, consistent interface that allows them to enter only documents that fit the schema.
- You get clean, consistent content that you can format or analyze.
ProseMirror is open-source under an MIT license.


Projects
GitHub
Here are some of the projects I've been working on. You can find more on my GitHub profile.
DOD Engine
DOD Engine is a hands-on project developed to put the principles of data-oriented design into practice and enhance my skills in the C language and Direct 3D. This project serves as a testament to my dedication to continuous learning and my ability to improve upon existing knowledge.
At present, I am implementing a pong game with this engine, with plans to build more complex games in the future. The engine features a data-oriented architecture, utilizing Entity-Component-System (ECS) with a single block of memory for storing entities as a list of archetypes. DLL hot reloading capability is also integrated into the system, allowing for potential multi-platform support.
The DOD Engine is built exclusively in C language, utilizing Direct 3D 11 for rendering. Moving forward, I intend to replace the Direct X SDK with a self-developed simple math library.
For a more in-depth understanding of my work process and to view the code, please visit the project on GitHub.


Getting Started
Installation
ES modules
If you download the files via npm, you just need to import Cotton.JS in your own project :
import Cotton from 'cottonjs'
Script tag include
Simply download and include with a script tag.

or using CDN


Hello! I'm Jennie and I'm an aspiring web developer and a student at Dev Bootcamp in Chicago, Illinois. I'm from the lovely city of Virginia Beach but consider several places home, including Baltimore, Maryland; Kaneohe, Hawaii; Yokohama, Japan and most recently Comayagua, Honduras.
I've loved photography all my life; I'm a user of both film and digital platforms and collect cameras and camera-shaped things. I studied photography at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore and have worked as a professional photojournalist and writer since 2003. I enjoy traveling and I love to go to places I've never been. I enjoy time spent with my husband Joey, my precious treasure cat Bailey and my family and friends. I'm always up for an adventure!


pygritia.attr module¶
Provides AttrMixin
mixin class
It provides attribute accessor support to the Lazy
class
-
class
pygritia.attr.
Attr
(target: pygritia.core.LazyMixin, attr: str)[source]¶ Bases:
pygritia.core.LazyAction
Attr accessor
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attr
¶
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evaluate
(namespace: Mapping[Union[str, LazyMixin], Any]) → Any[source]¶ Evaluate expression
To substitute actual value for specific symbol, give value with keyword argument.
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target
¶
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-
class
pygritia.attr.
AttrMixin
(action: pygritia.core.LazyAction, origin: Optional[LazyMixin] = None)[source]¶ Bases:
pygritia.core.LazyMixin
Attribute access support
Substitution to lazy expression is not supported
NOTICE: Dunder magic methods are not lazily evaluated and applied to expression object.
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pygritia.attr.
getattr_
¶ Return getattr(self, name).


UX Prototype Iterations Log
| Prototype | Type | Focus area |
|---|---|---|
| Claimant V4 | Public beta | Final version of claimant public beta with advanced interest |
| Claimant V3 | Public beta | Includes - updated defence journey for claimant includes new timeline design and evidence listing elements |
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| Claimant V2 | Private Beta | Includes - includes time line evidence, how this dispute has affected you. Includes link to simple dashboard to manage claim. Final content ready for private beta |
| Claimant V1 | Private Beta | Includes - simplified eligibility journey and introduction of adding interest to claim |
| Claimant V10 | Alpha | Claimant - make claim |
| Claimant V9 | Alpha | Both parties reaching agreement |
| Claimant V8 | Alpha | Both parties reaching agreement |
| Claimant V7 | Alpha | Claimant - make claim & reply to defendant |
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| Claimant V3 | Alpha | Claimant - make claim & reply to defendant |
| Claimant V2 | Alpha | Claimant - reply to defendant |
| Claimant V1 | Alpha | Claimant - make claim |
| Prototype | Type | Focus area |
|---|---|---|
| Defendant V5 | Public beta | Includes - final version of public beta |
| Defendant V4 | Public beta | Includes - introducing counter claims into the defendant journey. Also offers is removed from the defence journey and placed on the confirmation page |
| Defendant V3 | Public beta | Includes - statement of means journey for all admission routes. |
| Defendant V2 | Public beta | Includes - updated defence journey including timeline, evidence and how the dispute affected you |
| Defendant V1 | Public beta | Includes - more defence options, suggestions, full defence journey and simple dashboard to manage claim |
| Defendant 2 | Private Beta | Includes- Final version stable with latest content for private beta launch |
| Defendant 1 | Private Beta | Includes- paper hands off for all journeys apart from full defence and states paid |
| Defendant 4 | Alpha | Defendant - response |
| Defendant 3 | Alpha | Defendant - response |
| Defendant 2 | Alpha | Defendant - response |
| Defendant 1 | Alpha | Defendant - response |
| Prototype | Type | Focus area |
|---|---|---|
| Dashboard V4 | Public beta | Includes - final version for public beta |
| Dashboard V3 | Public beta | Includes - Changes to settle out court and new tabbed design |
| Dashboard V2 | Public beta | Includes - updates to the layout and application journeys |
| Dashboard V1 | Private beta | Includes - updated defence journey for claimant + eligibility |


CAS - The Key to Quality
Quality means doing it right when no one is looking. Henry Ford
"It is not necessary to change. Survival is not mandatory." Deming
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after low pricing is forgotten.
Quality is generally transparent when present, but easily recognized in its absence. Gillies
Quality is to give the customers what they want. Walton
Uncontrolled variation is the enemy of quality. Deming
"Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren't used to an environment where excellence is expected." Jobs
CAS:
- Takes the tedium out of setting up ITPs and checklists;
- Enables photos to be used to document critical points;
- Provides impressive reports to demonstrate compliance;
- Facilitates handling nonconformance
Find out more about:
- How CAS works
- How CAS can benefit Contractors
- How CAS can benefit Designers
- How CAS can benefit Clients, Superintendents, and others engaging or monitoring constructors


UI/UX Intern
Employment Context
Cultivo develops solutions to real world problems in the supply chain sector
that bring transparency, efficiency, and trust to end users and the logistic
ecosystem. In addition to our SaaS commodity management solutions, we
are exploring opportunities such as freight management,and artificial
Intelligence Integration in Supply Chain Analytics
Position Purpose
We are looking for an efficient, highly organised and proactive UI/UXIntern
to fill a critical role supporting our Tech Team. At Cultivo we have a
fast-growing team of developers and supply chain enthusiasts and are
looking for an ambitious and talented individual to help us with our next
stage of growth. The purpose of this role is to provide support to the digital
side of our business in the day-to-day running of Cultivo. This role requires
a high level of creativity, attention to detail, and project management
skills.This role is a fixed-term, with potential to progress within Cultivo upon
completion of the internship.
Key Responsibilities
- Overall responsibility for understanding a customer's brief and
converting that into appealing, highly usable interfaces.
- Engages with the business development team and/or customer early
on to seek a deeper appreciation of the customers’ business
problem/goals.
- Develops understanding of the end users of the website/application
through secondary and primary research (user interviews, traffic
data).
- Capable of generating user personas and user scenarios.
- Prepares low fidelity prototypes of sites/features (ranging from
paper-and-pencil concepts to wireframes or interactive prototypes) for
internal review and brainstorming.
- Capable of gauging technical feasibility of the prototype. Presents
high fidelity designs/mock-ups to the customer for
review/iteration/approval.
- Capable of working directly with customers in an iterative/agile
manner to dramatically improve the prototypes in a short time
- Able to explain his/her design philosophy verbally and in writing
Qualifications, Skills & Experience
- Solid portfolio demonstrating design savvy.
- Good eye for aesthetics: layout, grid systems, color theory and
typography.
- Strong understanding of mobile platforms, particularly iOS, Android .
- Understanding of the limitations of web and mobile, with
approaches/ideas to flex those boundaries.
- Candidates must absolutely be in sync with recent design standards and
trends.
- Formal education in interaction design (Bachelor's/Master's/Diploma) is a
definite plus.
- Excellent writer and communicator, able to lead and communicate
cross-functionally with engineering and other departments, and externally
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- Self-starter
- Creative and strategic thinker, driven by intuition but able to gut check and
redirect with data, as well as report results and optimize using research
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libhybrid++
A library for discretized Hybrid Dynamical Systems
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#include <iostream>
#include "integrator.hpp"
#include "math.hpp"
#include "newton.hpp"
#include "types.hpp"
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | ImplicitEuler< REAL_T, dim_x, dim_u, dim_p, Args > |
The file implements an Implicit Euler scheme:
\begin{equation} x^+ = x + t_s \, f(x^+, u, p) \f The next step of the integration is actually the solution of an optimization problem trough a Newton solver. The initial point for the solver is the current state. */ # 40 "/Users/mr/Projects/libhybridpp/libhybridpp.cpp/include/implicit_euler.hpp" 2 namespace hybrid { /** \brief Class for Implicit Euler integrator This is the implementation of an Implicit Euler integration scheme that does not use dynamical memory allocation. All dimensions are defined in a static way, through templating. The ode is required to be defined as: \f[ \dot{x}(t) = f(t, x(t), u(t), p), \qquad x(t) \in \mathbb{R}^{\dim(x)}, \, u(t) \in \mathbb{R}^{\dim(u)} \, p \in \mathbb{R}^{\dim(p)} \]
The implicit step is solved using a Newton Raphson algorithm. The ODE styles is in same way compatible with the MATLAB System identification toolbox idnlgrey function call. The only difference is in the parameter vector that in this case is in a single array (instead of a `REAL_T**` vector). The integration scheme follows:
\[ x^+ = x + t_s f(t, x(t), u(t), p) \]
\tparam REAL_T floating point precision \tparam dim_x dimension of the state array \tparam dim_u dimension of the external forces array \tparam dim_p dimension of the parameters array \tparam Args variadic template for user arguments
Definition in file implicit_euler.hpp.


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show(field1, field2, ...)
| field |
string, id of the field |
Returns integer.
Description
Shows a field or fields from the .fields array and refreshes the form.
The field is identified by the .field property, which is a required property for each field
object. The method returns the number of fields it shows.
Example:


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.cojen.tupl |
See
Database to get started with Tupl. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CacheExhaustedException
Thrown when the database cache is full and no more data can be loaded into
it.
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class |
ClosedIndexException
Thrown when attempting to modify the contents of an index through a closed
reference.
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class |
ConfirmationFailureException
Thrown by
ReplicationManager when replication cannot be confirmed. |
class |
ConfirmationInterruptedException
Thrown by
ReplicationManager when confirmation was interrupted by another thread. |
class |
ConfirmationTimeoutException
Thrown by
ReplicationManager when replication confirmation timed out. |
class |
CorruptDatabaseException
Thrown when the internal structure of the
database is
corrupt. |
class |
DatabaseFullException
Thrown when database is full and no more data can be stored into it.
|
class |
DeadlockException
Thrown when a lock request by a
transaction timed out
due to a deadlock. |
class |
IllegalUpgradeException
Thrown when attempting to acquire an upgradable or exclusive lock when a
shared lock is already held.
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class |
InvalidTransactionException
Thrown when acting upon a broken transaction instance.
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class |
LargeKeyException
Thrown when attempting to load a key which cannot fit into memory.
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class |
LargeValueException
Thrown when attempting to load a value which cannot fit into memory.
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LockFailureException
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LockInterruptedException
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transaction was
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LockTimeoutException
Thrown when a lock request by a
transaction timed out. |
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UnmodifiableReplicaException
Thrown when attempting to make changes to a read-only replica.
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UnmodifiableViewException
Thrown when attempting to make a change to an index or view which doesn't
permit modifications.
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ViewConstraintException
Thrown when attempting to perform an illegal view alteration.
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WriteFailureException
Thrown when writing to the underlying storage device failed.
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Material Blog is a modern blog template designed for developers.
The main goal was to create a blog that will be:
- Simple to use - to start using it after 5 mins of introduction
- Easy to customize - only basic features included. Rest is up to the developer
- Simple, clean, responsive interface - focus on content, not on extra options
- Free, open-source - strength is in the community!
- For IT content - easily highlight code syntax
How to start using it?
Basically, a blog was written in Angular, but you don't need to know it
while managing your articles. Before we start adding new articles
we need to install it
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Firstly, install Angular CLI on your machine. Run this command:
npm install -g @angular/cli
If you don't have NodeJs then you should install it first
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Now clone repository
git clone https://github.com/delprzemo/angular-blog.git
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In a path where you've cloned repository install dependencies with a command
npm install
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There is the last command for you - it will run your application
ng serve
and that's all! Now you can preview a blog by opening http://localhost:4200
Add new article
Articles are kept in HTML. If you are not familiar with HTML then you can use some
online editor that will transform content into html.
There are a lot of them.
So, in order to add a new article:
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Add html file in src/articles/html
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Go to articles/article.service and add article metadata to returned json.
For instance, this is json for this article:
return [
{
id: 1,
title: 'Blog created by developer for developers',
shortText: `Simple, customizable, fast, modern, configurable in json, articles in html -
finally developers have blog template which is meeting their requirements.
Time to look into Material Blog`,
date: new Date(2019, 5, 1),
html: "easy-blog.html",
image: '/assets/blog-item.jpg',
imageUrl: '',
tags: ['Blog', 'Open source']
},
Again, that's it! Just create html file and fill json data. In cloned repo, there are few example
articles (including this one).
Tip 1:
while adding an image to article use 'image' property when you've
downloaded image to assets folder or 'imageUrl'
when you have url to external image
Tip 2:
if you want to show code with highlighted syntax then use app-show-code component
‹app-show-code [lang]="'typescript'" style="color:white">
class MyCode() {
// example
}
‹/app-show- code>
Customize it
Material Blog is a simple project containing only basic functionalities, so you can customize it according to your
needs, add new functionalities or
even integrate with another website.
Anyway, it would be nice to change something before publishing it - to make your readers distinguish it from other blogs :)
There are few things that you can do:
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You can replace top-menu-img.jpg in src/assets with another photo
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Change top menu text in src/app/top-menu.component.html
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Have fun with styling top-menu (src/app/top-menu.component.less).
For example change background color:
.container-fluid {
background-color: rgba(26, 119, 211, 1);
}
or opacity of it:
.top-img {
opacity: 0.05;
}
Now, it will be slightly different than other blogs :)
Make it public
It's up to you how and where you will deploy your blog.
Because it is server-less then you need hosting just for static website.
There are a lot of them. Personally, I can recommend netlify.com where it is extremely easy
to configure CI/CD for a repository, especially when it is located on github.
Now, when I want to add new article it is enough to push it into a repository
and netlify will do rest of job:)
It is really worth to share your knowledge and experience with a world.
Hope, that blog will make it easier and more fun. Enjoy!


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