#include <Gesture.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| GestureServer () | |
| GestureServer (const GestureServer &) | |
| GestureServer (OpticalObject *&, QObject &) | |
| Default Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~GestureServer () |
| OpticalObject *& | observer () |
| QObject & | eventHandler () |
| void | setObserver (OpticalObject *&optObj) |
| Sets object to be observe. | |
| void | setEventHandler (QObject &handler) |
| Sets event's handler. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | run () |
Protected Attributes | |
| QObject * | m_eventHandler |
| OpticalObject ** | m_objectToObserve |
| std::vector< double > | m_lastAreas |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | areaStats (double &, double &) |
| HumanInterface::GestureServer::GestureServer | ( | ) |
| HumanInterface::GestureServer::GestureServer | ( | const GestureServer & | gs | ) |
| HumanInterface::GestureServer::GestureServer | ( | OpticalObject *& | object, | |
| QObject & | handler | |||
| ) |
Default Constructor.
| [in] | observer | CvConnectedCompenents to be looked into |
| [in] | handler | Event's handler |
| HumanInterface::GestureServer::~GestureServer | ( | ) | [virtual] |
| void HumanInterface::GestureServer::areaStats | ( | double & | average, | |
| double & | desviationAverage | |||
| ) | [private] |
References m_lastAreas.
| QObject& HumanInterface::GestureServer::eventHandler | ( | ) | [inline] |
| OpticalObject*& HumanInterface::GestureServer::observer | ( | ) | [inline] |
| void HumanInterface::GestureServer::run | ( | ) | [protected, virtual] |
References HumanInterface::GESTURE_QUEUE_LEN, m_lastAreas, and m_objectToObserve.
| void HumanInterface::GestureServer::setEventHandler | ( | QObject & | handler | ) | [inline] |
| void HumanInterface::GestureServer::setObserver | ( | OpticalObject *& | optObj | ) | [inline] |
QObject* HumanInterface::GestureServer::m_eventHandler [protected] |
Referenced by eventHandler(), and setEventHandler().
std::vector<double> HumanInterface::GestureServer::m_lastAreas [protected] |
Referenced by areaStats(), and run().
Referenced by observer(), run(), and setObserver().


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Portable Developer Guide¶
Contents
Introduction
You can customize or extend GEE Portable, or create applications that work with it.
To help you get started, Google provides two Hello World!
files that you can copy and use as templates. These files
(Hello_Maps.html
for 2D maps and Hello_Earth.html
for 3D
globes) call the required scripts, load the globe or map, define
the .css
file, and so on. The files include JSON and, if
needed, KML polygons.
See the resources linked to below to learn how to edit and extend
the Hello_Maps.html
and Hello_Earth.html
files.
Useful resources
Note
Clicking any of these links connects you to a site outside your network. If you are not sure if your organization allows outside connections, check with your administrator first.
Hello_Maps.html
and Hello_Earth.html
are based on the
Google Maps API and Google Earth API. More information about these
APIs is linked to below. Also included are links to some resources
for learning how to parse your JSON data and KML coordinates.
Google Maps API help at https://developers.google.com/maps/.
Examples that use the Maps API.
Google Earth API help at https://developers.google.com/earth/.
The Earth Plug-in and its API have been discontinued.
jQuery help at http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.parseJSON/.
A method for parsing JSON.
geoxml3 at https://code.google.com/p/geoxml3/.
A KML processor for use with the Google Maps API.
Hello Maps!
To write a script to display portable 2D maps, start with
hello_maps.html
and edit as needed. hello_maps.html
is
based on the Google Maps API.
To access the hello_maps.html
file:
- Launch GEE Portable on
localhost:9335
. - Enter
http://localhost:9335/local/preview/developers/hello_maps.html
in your browser. - View the page source. If you are not sure how to view the page source, see your browser’s help.
Alternatively, click the link below:
Hello Earth!
To write a script to display portable 3D maps (globes), start with
hello_earth.html
and edit as needed. The ``hello_earth.html``
example is based on the discontinued Google Earth API. Take that
into consideration when developing new applications.
To access the Hello_Earth
file:
- Launch GME Portable on
localhost:9335
. - Enter
http://localhost:9335/local/preview/developers/hello_earth.html
in your browser. - View the page source. If you are not sure how to view the page source, see your browser’s help.
Alternatively, click the link below:
JSON documents
Whenever your Portable instance is running, multiple JSON documents are serving. The JSON finds information about all your available globes and maps, as well as your current globe or map. Below are some code snippets that show how the JSON works.
Globes JSON example
This code snippet is from the Globes JSON document, which provides information about each available globe.
Globes JSON: [yourhost]/?cmd=globes_info_json
[ { "name":"test.glb",
"timestamp":"2013-01-01 12:00:00",
"size":"20.00MB",
"description":"Some globe description.",
"path":"../../../../globes/test.glb",
"is_gee":true,
"is_2d":false,
"is_3d":true,
"has_polygon":true,
"is_mercator":false,
"is_being_served":false
},
{
some other globe
},...
]
2D JSON and 3D JSON examples
The 2D and 3D JSON documents contain layer information as well as information that helps the Search feature categorize the results.
If you are currently serving a map, 2D JSON will be serving:
2D JSON: [yourhost]/query?request=Json&vars=geeServerDefs&is2d=t
If you are currently serving a globe, 3D JSON will be serving:
3D JSON: [yourhost]/query?request=Json&vars=geeServerDefs
Layer Definition examples
Below are examples of layer definitions. The first is an imagery layer and the second is a vector layer.
Imagery layer example
[
...{
icon : "icons/1.png",
id : 1001,
initialState : true,
isPng : false,
label : "Imagery",
lookAt : "none",
opacity : 1,
requestType : "ImageryMaps", // A layer of imagery. version : 8
}...
]
Vector data example
[
...{
icon : "icons/2.png",
id : 1002,
initialState : true,
isPng : true,
label : "Tokyo",
lookAt : "none",
opacity : 1,
requestType : "VectorMapsRaster", // Vector data, such as roads, points, and borders. version : 4
}...
]
Polygon KML document
Some globes also serve a KML file that contains polygon coordinates, which define the initial display when the globe or map loads. Polygon KML files also let Google Earth and Google Maps draw a polygon on the globe or map. If a globe does not have any polygon data, the Polygon KML file is empty.
Polygon KML example
This is an example of a KML document that contains a set of coordinates that define the bounds of your globe’s cut.
Polygon KML: [your host]/earth/polygon.kml
<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8"?>
<kml>
<Document>
<name>polygons</name>
<Placemark>
<Polygon>
<tessellate>1</tessellate>
<outerBoundaryIs>
<LinearRing>
<coordinates>
-122.3185062675476,37.790043919799245,0
-122.3395950675476,37.84095511979925,0
-122.39050626754761,37.86204391979925,0
-122.44141746754761,37.84095511979925,0
-122.46250626754761,37.790043919799245,0
-122.44141746754761,37.739132719799244,0
-122.39050626754761,37.71804391979924,0
-122.3395950675476,37.739132719799244,0
-122.3185062675476,37.790043919799245,0
</coordinates>
</LinearRing>
</outerBoundaryIs>
</Polygon>
</Placemark>
<Placemark>
<Polygon>
<tessellate>1</tessellate>
<outerBoundaryIs>
<LinearRing>
<coordinates>
-122.01254132080078,37.42221919299647,0
-122.03363012080078,37.473130392996474,0
-122.08454132080078,37.494219192996475,0
-122.13545252080078,37.473130392996474,0
-122.15654132080078,37.42221919299647,0
-122.13545252080078,37.37130799299647,0
-122.08454132080078,37.35021919299647,0
-122.03363012080078,37.37130799299647,0
-122.01254132080078,37.42221919299647,0
</coordinates>
</LinearRing>
</outerBoundaryIs>
</Polygon>
</Placemark>
</Document>
</kml>


This module is part of a package execute and visualize robot plans using Generalized Stochastic Petri Nets.
This work is being developed within the scope of my Master's Thesis in Instituto Superior Técnico.
This module is used for the offline visualization of a GSPN simulation.
You can drag the places and the transitions to any place you want.
You can also zoom in the network and move it around.
On the left side you have the built GSPN. On the right side you have several metrics that you can test on the said GSPN. All you need to do is insert the input and click on the button on the right. The Result will appear inside the white box in the middle.
If you have any suggestion or any question about the package or this specific module please contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{% endblock %}


Hue is a browser-based environment that enables you to interact with a Hadoop cluster. Hue includes several easy to use applications that help you work with Hadoop MapReduce jobs, Hive queries, Hadoop files and user accounts. The Hue applications run in a Web browser and require no client installation.
Hue applications run in a Web browser and require no client installation.
The following figure illustrates how Hue works. Hue Server is a "container" web application that sits in between your HDP installation and the browser. It hosts all the Hue web applications and communicates with various servers that interface with HDP components.
To open a Hue application, click the appropriate tab in the navigation bar at the top of the Hue web browser window . To open a second application concurrently (or a second instance of the same application), open it in a new tab. Right-click the tab and select Open link in new tab.
To display the help text for a Hue application, click the Help ( ) tab in the Hue navigation bar, then click the appropriate link in the Help navigation bar at the top of the Help window.
To log out of Hue, click Sign Out from the pull-down list under the logged-in user name (at the right of the Hue navigation bar).
If Hue detects a misconfiguration, an indicator appears in the navigation bar at the top of the page. Clicking this takes you to the Check for misconfiguration page which will indicate the potential misconfiguration(s) with hints about fixing them.
If authentication is managed by Hue (that is, authentication is not managed via some external mechanism), you can use the User Admin application to change your password. You can go directly to your own information by selecting Profile under the logged-in user name at the right of the Hue navigation bar. For more information, see the User Admin Help.
Hue works in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Internet Explorer 9 and 10 are also supported.


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- NEW
- Generation of has_and_belongs_to_many associations (see README for more
details).
[REVISION 20070525]
- FIXED
- Temporary work-around for HABTM associations: The code no longer barfs but
you’ll need to define the association manually. Still working on
automatically generating the association but needed to get a fix out
quickly.
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[REVISION 20070321]
- FIXED
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[REVISION 20070224]
- FIXED
- Removed useless assignment of class variable.
[REVISION 20070214]
- FIXED
- Syntax error when generating associations from classes inside a module. Eg.
CGI::Session::ActiveRecordStore::Session.
[REVISION 20061206]
- CHANGED
- Lazily load meta-data during allocate/new rather than inherited.
- FIXED
- Explicit table name ignored.
- FIXED
- has_many/has_one relationships not loaded unless foreign key class has
already been loaded.
[REVISION 20061013]
- NEW
- install.rb informs user of missing dependencies.
- CHANGED
- Separate modules into individual files.
[REVISION 20061012]
- CHANGED
- Only read meta-data for base-classes.
[REVISION 20061011]
- CHANGED
- Use include rather than extend in init.rb as this is more general. Plugin
code can then determine if it needs to use extend or not.
[REVISION 20061020]
- FIXED
- Breaks abstract class inheritance. If classes are named
‘AbstractXxx’ they will be treated as abstract. This is
somewhat of a work-around for the current implementation however I believe
it is a sensible choice for now.
[REVISION 20060919]
- FIXED
- Only create has_one associations if the uniqueness constraint specifies no
scope.
[REVISION 20060915]
- NEW
- has_many associations generated with an order clause if the belongs_to
table contains a position column. For example, given a foreign-key from a
order_id column in an order_lines table containing a position
column, to an id column in a orders table, the plugin generates:
OrderLines.belongs_to :orders and Order.has_many :order_lines, :order =>
:position.
- NEW
- Remove prefix from has_many and has_one associations if the the name of
parent class forms a proper prefix of the child class name. For example,
Order.has_many :lines rather than Order.has_many :order_lines.
[REVISION 20060912]
- FIXED
- ‘Before updating scaffolding from new DB schema, try creating a table
for your model (<model>)’ when running ./script/generate
scaffold <model>. Seems the scaffold sandbox dynamically creates
classes which have no name.
[REVISION 20060909]
- CHANGED
- Replaced dependence on defunct Foreign Key Support plugin with one on
RedHill on Rails Core.
[REVISION 20060907]
- NEW
- Generate has_one based on uniqueness constraints.
[REVISION 20060906]
- NEW
- Generate belongs_to.
- NEW
- Generate has_many.
[REVISION 20060905]
- NEW
- Initial version.


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geopm
2.0.0+dev770g55e83fbc
GEOPM - Global Extensible Open Power Manager
|
Govern class of service (CLOS) controls. More...
#include <SSTClosGovernor.hpp>
Public Types | |
| enum | ClosLevel_e { HIGH_PRIORITY = 0 , MEDIUM_HIGH_PRIORITY = 1 , MEDIUM_LOW_PRIORITY = 2 , LOW_PRIORITY = 3 } |
Public Member Functions | |
| SSTClosGovernor ()=default | |
| virtual | ~SSTClosGovernor ()=default |
| virtual void | init_platform_io (void)=0 |
| Registers signals and controls with PlatformIO using the default control domain. More... | |
| virtual int | clos_domain_type (void) const =0 |
| Get the domain type of CLOS control on the platform. Users of the SSTClosGovernor can use this information to determine the size of the vector to pass to adjust_platform(). More... | |
| virtual void | adjust_platform (const std::vector< double > &clos_by_core)=0 |
| Write CLOS controls. More... | |
| virtual bool | do_write_batch (void) const =0 |
| Returns true if the last call to adjust_platform requires writing controls. More... | |
| virtual void | enable_sst_turbo_prioritization ()=0 |
| virtual void | disable_sst_turbo_prioritization ()=0 |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | is_supported (PlatformIO &platform_io) |
| static std::unique_ptr< SSTClosGovernor > | make_unique (void) |
| static std::shared_ptr< SSTClosGovernor > | make_shared (void) |
Govern class of service (CLOS) controls.
|
default |
|
virtualdefault |
|
pure virtual |
Write CLOS controls.
| [in] | clos_by_core | Desired per-core CLOS. |
Implemented in geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp.
|
pure virtual |
Get the domain type of CLOS control on the platform. Users of the SSTClosGovernor can use this information to determine the size of the vector to pass to adjust_platform().
Implemented in geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp.
|
pure virtual |
Disable prioritized turbo frequency and core priority features. This is a no-op if those features are not supported on the platform.
Implemented in geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp.
|
pure virtual |
Returns true if the last call to adjust_platform requires writing controls.
Implemented in geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp.
|
pure virtual |
Enable prioritized turbo frequency and core priority features. This is a no-op if those features are not supported on the platform.
Implemented in geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp.
|
pure virtual |
Registers signals and controls with PlatformIO using the default control domain.
Implemented in geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp.
|
static |
Indicate whether this platform supports core priority and prioritized turbo frequency limits.
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static |
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static |


Change Log: 2.069.0
Download D 2.069.0
released Nov 3, 2015
Compiler Changes
Library Changes
- The package std.experimental.allocator was added.
- More phobos functions were rangified.
- libcurl is now loaded dynamically
- Backtraces now include file name and line number.
- Support to link against VS2015 libraries.
- The documentation for Phobos has been improved.
- moveEmplace was added
- Use isPermutation to test whether two ranges are permutations of each other.
- The new isSameLength can be more efficient than comparing the walkLength of two ranges.
- getUDAs was added to help get user-defined attributes of specific types from symbols.
- getSymbolsByUDA was added to find symbols with specific user-defined attributes.
- cmp was added, defining total ordering on floating-point numbers, including NaN.
- FreeBSD now also ships with a shared libphobos2.so library (usage info).
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.069.0.
Compiler Changes
- DMD has been ported to D.
The DMD frontend code has been ported to D. Self-hosting the compiler allows us to benefit from D's improved productivity and modelling power.
- Basic support for Objective-C.
Basic support for Objective-C classes, interfaces and instance methods. This is implemented by adding a new linkage attribute, Objective-C, and a compiler recognized UDA, @selector. The linkage attribute is to be used on a class or interface. The UDA is attached to a method. See Interfacing to Objective-C for more information.
- The -property switch has
been deprecated.
The -property switch used to disallow calling non-properties without parentheses. The switch has not been used to build Phobos for some time now. So naturally, code that's incompatible with -property has found its way in. This means, the switch has effectively not been supported by D at large.
Since the behaviour of the -property switch was not well-liked, it's been deprecated and made to have no effect when used.
The @property attribute is not affected, and remains as a mostly cosmetic keyword. Its semantics are going to be revisited in the future.
- DMD's codegen has improved.
Several improvements have been made to the backend's codegen. Parameters and stack frame set up are optimized to use SUB/MOV instead of PUSH, resulting in 30% faster code in some cases. Also, functions marked as nothrow no longer generate a BP stack frame on Windows and Linux.
Library Changes
- More phobos functions were rangified.
Following the work released with 2.068.0 more phobos functions were rangified.
Rangified Functions: Module Functions std.stdio File.this std.file append chdir copy exists getAttributes getLinkAttributes getSize getTimes getTimesWin isDir isFile isSymlink mkdir read readText remove rename rmdir setAttributes setTimes timeLastModified write - libcurl is now loaded dynamically
std.net.curl was changed to load curl as shared library at runtime. This simplifies the usage as it's no longer necessary to link against libcurl or to install any development libraries.
The implementation will also try to get the needed curl symbols from the executable itself. So it remains possible to link with a specific version of libcurl or with a static libcurl library.
To make this work you have to link with --export-dynamic respectively use a .DEF file on Windows (see wiki for more info on the latter).
- Backtraces now include file name and line number.
The default tracehandler on linux and FreeBSD now parses DWARF debug info to add file names and line numbers to backtraces.
std.conv.ConvException@DPL/dmd/src/../../phobos/std/conv.d(1720): Unexpected 'a' when converting from type string to type ulong DPL/dmd/src/../../phobos/std/conv.d:1720 pure @safe ulong std.conv.toImpl!(ulong, immutable(char)[]).toImpl(immutable(char)[]) [0x43b339] DPL/dmd/src/../../phobos/std/conv.d:298 pure @safe ulong std.conv.to!(ulong).to!(immutable(char)[]).to(immutable(char)[]) [0x437717] example.d:5 ulong example.foo(immutable(char)[]) [0x4376c7] example.d:10 _Dmain [0x4376e5] ??:? _D2rt6dmain211_d_run_mainUiPPaPUAAaZiZ6runAllMFZ9__lambda1MFZv [0x444576] ??:? void rt.dmain2._d_run_main(int, char**, extern (C) int function(char[][])*).tryExec(scope void delegate()) [0x4444cc] ??:? void rt.dmain2._d_run_main(int, char**, extern (C) int function(char[][])*).runAll() [0x444532] ??:? void rt.dmain2._d_run_main(int, char**, extern (C) int function(char[][])*).tryExec(scope void delegate()) [0x4444cc] ??:? _d_run_main [0x444429] ??:? main [0x44039f] ??:? __libc_start_main [0xc3ae96ff]
- Support to link against VS2015 libraries.
Support for linking against the Microsoft runtime library distributed with VS 2015 has been added. This affects both the 64-bit build for Win64 and the 32-bit build targeting the MS runtime (-m32mscoff).
The compiler detects the library version to adjust the link command line automatically. If you don't use dmd for linking, make sure to add legacy_stdio_definitions.lib to your command line when linking against the VS2015 runtime.
- The documentation for Phobos has been improved
A large portion of the functions in Phobos have improved documentation, including but not limited to spelling fixes, clarifications, better explanations of function and template parameters, and better explanations of return values.
- A combined moveEmplace was added.
moveEmplace efficiently combines move with emplace thus avoids having to initialize and destroy a value before moving into uninitialized data.
T* moveToHeap(T)(ref T value) { import core.memory : GC; auto ptr = cast(T*)GC.malloc(T.sizeof); // move value and emplace it into ptr moveEmplace(value, *ptr); return ptr; }
There are also moveEmplaceAll and moveEmplaceSome as counterparts of moveAll and moveSome.
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.069.0:
DMD Compiler regressions
- Bugzilla 13720: [REG2.067] Adding trivial destructor to std.datetime causes Internal error: ..\ztc\cgelem.c 2418
- Bugzilla 14430: [REG2.060] Null parameter is detected as non-null.
- Bugzilla 14572: cannot build dmd from source anymore: 'g++ -m64: No such file or directory'
- Bugzilla 14588: [REG2.067] undefined reference error while linking with -debug option to a static library.
- Bugzilla 14682: [REG2.037] Incorrect interpretation of ~ []
- Bugzilla 14699: [REG2.062] ICE: segfaults on array with zero size
- Bugzilla 14710: VC-built DMD crashes on templated variadic function IFTI
- Bugzilla 14731: [REG2.068a] Error location insufficient when CTFE
- Bugzilla 14735: [REG2.068-b1] std.string.indexOf cannot deduce function for char argument
- Bugzilla 14737: [REG2.058] A concatenation of array literal and static array should make dynamic array
- Bugzilla 14754: [REG2.068b1] 64bit wrong code with -inline
- Bugzilla 14779: incorrect addressing of arguments in require/in-contract
- Bugzilla 14829: [REG2.066.0] wrong code with -O -inline
- Bugzilla 14886: [REG2.066] std.parallelism.parallel with large static array seems to hang compile
- Bugzilla 14926: Programs compiled using dmd 2.068 are generating dummy profilegc.log files
- Bugzilla 14952: Redundant REX.W before FSTP confuses Valgrind
- Bugzilla 14991: dmd doesn't build under OSX 32 bit
- Bugzilla 15045: [Reg 2.069-devel] hasElaborateCopyConstructor is true for struct with opDispatch
- Bugzilla 15072: [REG2.069-devel] Re-introducing codegen performance regression 14805
- Bugzilla 15079: [REG2.068.1] Assertion `fd->semanticRun == PASSsemantic3done' failed.
- Bugzilla 15092: [REG2.066.0] ICE on duplicated struct declarations in class members
- Bugzilla 15123: [REG2.069.0-devel] segfault when compiling simple SIMD code
- Bugzilla 15126: [REG2.069-devel] dmd crashes when analyzing array literal
- Bugzilla 15138: [REG2.068.2] ICE with basic use of stdx.data.json
- Bugzilla 15149: [REG2.068.1] Linker error with separate compilation
- Bugzilla 15150: [REG2.068.1] Public selective import causes conflict
- Bugzilla 15152: [REG2.069.0-devel] template fails to instantiate if argument is itself a template
- Bugzilla 15168: [REG2.068.0] std.variant.Algebraic interacts badly with string alias this sub-types
- Bugzilla 15176: [REG2.069.0-b1] ICE(glue.c):separate compilation with -inline crash in glue.c
- Bugzilla 15177: [REG2.069.0-b1] mixin + traits issue with 2.069 beta 1
- Bugzilla 15181: SYSCONFDIR is broken
- Bugzilla 15200: [REG2.068.2] ICE(glue.c) when compiling with -inline
- Bugzilla 15207: [REG2.069.0-b1] Wrong codegen with -inline
- Bugzilla 15210: [REG2.064][ICE] (glue.c at 1489) with tuples and AAs
- Bugzilla 15214: [REG2.065.0] ICE in Mangler::mangleFunc
- Bugzilla 15251: [REG2.069.0-rc1] std.datetime bug with -inline
- Bugzilla 15253: [REG2.069.0-rc1] inliner prevent compilation
- Bugzilla 15272: [2.069-rc2,inline] nothing written to output when -inline is set
DMD Compiler bugs
- Bugzilla 1747: class to base interface static cast is incorrect in some cases
- Bugzilla 2013: interface to interface dynamic cast is incorrect in some cases
- Bugzilla 2091: D2 final cannot be applied to variable
- Bugzilla 2354: conditional compilation rejects else if the declaration is a single pragma
- Bugzilla 3243: instantiated 'static this()' bring on a compiler message ': __gate is thread local'
- Bugzilla 6417: Wrong context for nested functions in virtual class member function contracts
- Bugzilla 7625: inlining only works with explicit else branch
- Bugzilla 7979: Alias this does not work with switch
- Bugzilla 9383: Wrong context for contracts if closure [dis]appears in override function
- Bugzilla 9891: Ability to modify immutable using default value of ref/out parameter
- Bugzilla 12487: DMD correctly reports excessive CTFE recursion, but not template recursion
- Bugzilla 12744: auto ref crashes DMD on ASSERT
- Bugzilla 13007: Wrong x86 code: long negate
- Bugzilla 13203: conflicting aliases allowed with static if
- Bugzilla 13244: Wrong code with -inline and foreach/map/all
- Bugzilla 13652: 2D Static Array Init produces wrong result (-m64/-m32)
- Bugzilla 13792: Segfault with a pointer of opaque enum type
- Bugzilla 14140: Bad codegen for CTFE union initialisers for immutable structs
- Bugzilla 14459: String literal merge bug causes incorrect runtime program behavior
- Bugzilla 14510: Bad tail call optimization with static arrays
- Bugzilla 14541: "duplicate COMDAT" linker error with the template forward reference in Tuple.opAssign
- Bugzilla 14653: scoped!range in foreach crashes
- Bugzilla 14669: auto attribute on function parameter should be error always
- Bugzilla 14709: dmd/samples/listener.d socket.accept exception handling is incorrect
- Bugzilla 14743: ICE in TemplateInstance::needsTypeInference() with template forward reference
- Bugzilla 14745: Qualifiers rejected for delegate literals
- Bugzilla 14747: compiler insists on unnecessary return statement
- Bugzilla 14753: pragma(inline) hides the alias "string"
- Bugzilla 14768: Error: index 174762 overflow for static array
- Bugzilla 14802: Template argument deduction depends on order of arguments
- Bugzilla 14815: Destructor is not called for static array assignment
- Bugzilla 14818: Unhelpful "does not match template overload set" error
- Bugzilla 14846: Insufficient context deduction with implicit nested lambda
- Bugzilla 14858: spurious "Error: overload alias 'foo' is not a variable" when overloading template and non-template via aliases
- Bugzilla 14860: Destructor is not called for block assignment
- Bugzilla 14862: Constructor of overlapped struct does not initialize correctly global variables
- Bugzilla 14874: __traits(getFunctionAttributes) does not support the new return attribute
- Bugzilla 14875: A template instance with deprecated symbol/type needlessly repeats "Deprecation:" messages
- Bugzilla 14876: Deprecation message is sometimes duplicated
- Bugzilla 14906: dmd dumps core at incorrect enum declaration
- Bugzilla 14928: Switches -betterC and -m32mscoff do not appear in DMD's help text
- Bugzilla 14950: Setting enum value to the last member of another enum causes int overflow error
- Bugzilla 14996: only(EnumMembers!T) eats all my memory when T : string
- Bugzilla 15001: Duplicate error message without line number on if statement
- Bugzilla 15014: Win64: Invalid C++ mangling for multiple long arguments
- Bugzilla 15018: Win64: ICE when assigning struct of size 4 to slice
- Bugzilla 15019: [ICE] Heisencrash on OS X 32-bit with non-trivial projects
- Bugzilla 15065: associative array has no keys property
- Bugzilla 15080: extern(C++) classes have wrong static data layout
- Bugzilla 15089: Marks wrong line as where error occurs.
- Bugzilla 15127: Parser assertion on wrong code
DMD Compiler enhancements
- Bugzilla 12421: Allow simpler syntax for lambda template declarations
- Bugzilla 14717: Ddoc macro recursion limit too low
- Bugzilla 14755: Could -profile=gc also give the number of allocations that led to X bytes being allocated?
- Bugzilla 14975: DMD refuses to inline even trivial struct constructors
Phobos regressions
- Bugzilla 14564: [REG2.067] dmd -property -unittest combination causes compiler error
- Bugzilla 14685: [REG2.067] Silent incorrect behavior with enforce and custom exception
- Bugzilla 14712: GIT HEAD : std.net.curl regressions
- Bugzilla 14817: [REG-master] copy("foo", "bar") std.algorithm/std.file conflict
- Bugzilla 14881: [REG] posix.mak omits package.d files when building zip file
- Bugzilla 15027: rangified functions no longer work with alias this'ed strings (e.g. DirEntry)
- Bugzilla 15039: Algebraic cannot store a Typedef along with Typedef'ed type
Phobos bugs
- Bugzilla 10895: incorrect std.array.join behavior with array of string-like class using alias this
- Bugzilla 13650: std.algorithm.copy doesn't work with char/wchar
- Bugzilla 13856: std.stdio.readln stomps arrays
- Bugzilla 14282: executeShell should use sh and ignore the SHELL env variable
- Bugzilla 14605: RefAppender fails isOutputRange
- Bugzilla 14724: std.getopt: config.required breaks --help
- Bugzilla 14760: Clear content-length for libcurl option to eliminate segmentation fault.
- Bugzilla 14762: Do not use other method options on persistent connection.
- Bugzilla 14799: Documentation for std.zlib.compress is incorrect
- Bugzilla 14868: MmFile destructor seems to corrupt memory
- Bugzilla 14880: findSkip summary is wrong
- Bugzilla 14884: among docs broken link to find and canFind
- Bugzilla 14924: Error in std.uri definition/description
- Bugzilla 14925: replaceInPlace fail compilation
- Bugzilla 14949: Non-descriptive "Enforcement failed" when attempting to write to closed file
- Bugzilla 14994: std.mmfile incorrectly handles map failure
- Bugzilla 14995: std.mmfile incorrectly handles errors in ctor
- Bugzilla 15000: Changes to userShell either need to be reverted or the std.process documentation needs to be updated
- Bugzilla 15003: assumeSorted Allocates GC Memory in Debug Mode
- Bugzilla 15033: Element type of float iota is double
- Bugzilla 15115: std.typetuple link to std.meta is 404
- Bugzilla 15187: dispose for allocators is broken
- Bugzilla 15188: deallocate cause memory leaks
Phobos enhancements
- Bugzilla 5945: redBlackTree printing
- Bugzilla 12752: std.algorithm.isPermutation
- Bugzilla 12966: Merge the heapsort code in std with the binary heap in std.range
- Bugzilla 13596: permutations range
- Bugzilla 14433: std.encoding does not support Central European ISO-8859-2 and CP1250 encodings
- Bugzilla 14763: Use optionsData argument for curl options function.
- Bugzilla 14777: 0 is not the initial value for std.zlib.adler32
- Bugzilla 14798: [etc.c.sqlite3] sqlite3_errstr definition missing
- Bugzilla 14877: std.net.curl needs PATCH http method
- Bugzilla 14938: std.net.curl tests should use localhost or stub any networking
- Bugzilla 14940: Can't call logger with more complex objects
Druntime regressions
- Bugzilla 14750: druntime/test/coverage was added to druntime, but not to the MANIFEST - zip file broken again
- Bugzilla 14882: [REG] MANIFEST is missing test/common.mak
- Bugzilla 14990: No rule to make target `src/core/sys/windows/stdio_msvc12.d', needed by 'druntime.zip'.
- Bugzilla 14993: Allocating in a destructor segfaults instead of throwing InvalidMemoryOperationError
- Bugzilla 15012: Druntime Makefile whitelists compilers
Druntime bugs
- Bugzilla 11414: druntime should run debug unittest
- Bugzilla 14327: Unhandled exception from writeln() in C++/D application
- Bugzilla 14663: shared library test - link_linkdep - segfaults on FreeBSD 10
- Bugzilla 14776: shared library test - loadDR - segfaults on FreeBSD 10 when not building with -release
- Bugzilla 14785: Some corner cases are not handled properly by core.checkedint.
- Bugzilla 14870: incorrect use of assert to detect environmental errors in core.time
- Bugzilla 15009: Object.destroy calls unnecessary postblits for destruction of static arrays object
- Bugzilla 15036: SimpleDllMain assumes various symbols are available unqualified
- Bugzilla 15104: Switching fibers in finally blocks breaks EH
Druntime enhancements
- Bugzilla 15076: Get ID of current thread
- Bugzilla 15137: core.time: Support Duration/Duration and Duration%Duration
dlang.org regressions
- Bugzilla 15046: [REG2.068] isForwardRange documentation is documenting issue 14544
dlang.org bugs
- Bugzilla 12072: Regex article needs update
- Bugzilla 14579: [SPEC] No specification on modifiers in TypeDelegate symbols
- Bugzilla 14695: [dlang.org] std.uuid Is Not Listed On The Index Page
- Bugzilla 14879: tuple documentation broken link
- Bugzilla 15095: Malformed URL in documentation link
dlang.org enhancements
- Bugzilla 14328: The terms "lvalue" and "rvalue" should be added to the glossary
- Bugzilla 14522: Postfix array declaration examples should be removed from arrays.html
- Bugzilla 14808: phobos sidebar "D Lib" link is back to homepage
- Bugzilla 14933: specifications for the pragma(mangle) are vague
Tools bugs
- Bugzilla 15031: rdmd should force rebuild when --compiler changes
Tools enhancements
- Bugzilla 14715: Add README.md to the tools Repository
Installer bugs
- Bugzilla 13234: Windows installer: when updating, uninstaller reports wrong installation directory
- Bugzilla 14801: OS X installer not compatible with OS X 10.11
Installer enhancements
- Bugzilla 14714: Add README.md to the Installer Repository


This is a simple game of rolling a dice. It is a 2 player game. The first player rolls the dice until the user gets a one, and the game switches to player 2. The game also switches player if a player decides to hold his/her points. The first one to get to 100 is the winner!
The project lets the user choose answers from a group of multiple choice questions and returns the appropriate grade.
This website prompts the user to enter three numbers then returns the type of triangle based on the values.
This website is a website for a travel agency that displays the services they offer to their clients
This site is a sample website for a Resort that offers various services to clients
Basically this project is somewhat of a game that pitts two players against each other.Players take turns rolling a six-side dice with the option of holding just as a precaution.Every roll of a dice outputs a random number that acts as a roundscore except when rolling a 1,you get a zero score and the turn goes to your opponent.The first player to hit or surpass the hundred score wins.
About Me
I am a young enthusiastic and energetic man interested in technology as a whole. I could have deviated into the hardware perspective but I was really intrigued by the software aspect. After I cleared highschool, I got my CCNA certification as a network specialist. I then pursued a degree in computer technology from JKUAT.
My skills include:


Cheat Sheet: JavaScript Prototypes
Every JavaScript object has a prototype. The prototype is also an object. All JavaScript objects inherit their properties and methods from their prototype.
Objects created using an object literal, or with new Object(), inherit from a prototype called Object.prototype. Objects created with new Date() inherit the Date.prototype. The Object.prototype is on the top of the prototype chain. All JavaScript objects (Date, Array, RegExp, Function, ....) inherit from the Object.prototype.
Creating a Prototype
To create an object prototype is to use an object constructor function. For example:
function person(first, last, age, eyecolor) {
this.firstName = first;
this.lastName = last;
this.age = age;
this.eyeColor = eyecolor;
}
With a constructor function, you can use the new keyword to create new objects from the same prototype:
var myFather = new person("John", "Doe", 50, "blue");
var myMother = new person("Sally", "Rally", 48, "green");
Adding a Property to an Object
myFather.nationality = "English";
Adding a Method to an Object
myFather.name = function () {
return this.firstName + " " + this.lastName;
};
Adding Properties to a Prototype
You cannot add a new property to a prototype the same way as you add a new property to an existing object, because the prototype is not an existing object.
person.nationality = "English";
return "My father is " + myFather.nationality + ".
// => My father is undefined
To add a new property to a constructor, you must add it to the constructor function:
function person(first, last, age, eyecolor) {
this.firstName = first;
this.lastName = last;
this.age = age;
this.eyeColor = eyecolor;
this.nationality = "English"
}
return "My father is " + myFather.nationality + ".
// => My father is English.
Adding Methods to a Prototype
function person(first, last, age, eyecolor) {
this.firstName = first;
this.lastName = last;
this.age = age;
this.eyeColor = eyecolor;
this.name = function() {return this.firstName + " " + this.lastName;};
}
Using the prototype Property
function person(first, last, age, eyecolor) {
this.firstName = first;
this.lastName = last;
this.age = age;
this.eyeColor = eyecolor;
}
person.prototype.nationality = "English";
Using the prototype Method
function person(first, last, age, eyecolor) {
this.firstName = first;
this.lastName = last;
this.age = age;
this.eyeColor = eyecolor;
}
person.prototype.name = function() {
return this.firstName + " " + this.lastName;
};


Daniel's Coding and Side Projects Website
I use this website as a common 'repository' for all coding and other side projects I did or actively do. Whenever I feel like putting something on the internet, I will do it here. I am currently making an inventory of all the stuff I have on my computer and gradually, there will be more and more content on this website.
Until then, feel free to take a look at some code in my GitHub repositories or at my latest scientific publications. Interested in leveraging R for datascience? Follow this link to a blog post that I wrote.
I am currently (meaning, inconsistently and from time to time) working on making this website more mobile friendly. Something useful that is in progress as well is a database/extended list of resources of medicine-related learning materials that I use myself and that might be useful for others, too. Also, I am planning to publish a weekly best-of summarizing the latest papers and reviews that were published in that particular week in the medical journals I follow (see here). Stay tuned!


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layout: post
title: back at it this is the second loaf of the batch
date: '2011-11-14T17:27:00+01:00'
tags:
- kitchen
- bread
tumblr_url: http://dotmr.tumblr.com/post/12805513488/back-at-it-this-is-the-second-loaf-of-the-batch
---
Back at it. This is the second loaf of the batch and they both turned out pretty well.
Dough:
625g Water
15g Yeast
— Let sit hydrate for 15 minutes —
At this point I decided to make smaller batch
Using 300g of the mixture above, combine:
450g APWF
50g RF
— let sit for 15 minutes
add 15g Kosher Salt
— let sit for 15 minutes
knead
— let the dough rise for 2 hours, then refridge —
Bread:
preheat oven to 475
form loaf
— let rise for 60 minutes while oven is heating stone —
put loaf in oven, spray walls of oven with water
— 20 minues @ 475 —
rotate loaf
— 20 minutes @ 425 —
— turn oven off, remain in oven for 20 minutes —


Distributed Tracing with ServiceComb and Zipkin
Microservice architecture solves many problems of monolithic applications, but it also comes with costs. Request latencies due to network instability is one of the prices we have to pay.
In monolithic applications, modules are all running in one process and there's no such thing as communication issues among modules. However, with microservice architecture, services are communicating through a network and we have to deal with all network related issues, such as delays, timeouts, and partition.
In addition, given more and more services deployed, we can easily lose the sight on how requests flow through the web of microservices in our applications. How can we monitor the network latencies and flow of requests through our system?
Zipkin
Zipkin is a distributed tracing system. It helps gather timing data needed to troubleshoot latency problems in microservice architectures. It manages both the collection and lookup of this data. Zipkin’s design is based on the Google Dapper paper.[1]
ServiceComb integrates with Zipkin to provide automatic tracing, so that users can focus on fulfilling their business requirements.
Instructions
We will use the workshop demo as an example to illustrate how to apply distributed tracing with Zipkin.
Adding Dependencies
A microservice written with ServiceComb Java Chassis just need to add one dependency below to its pom.xml.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.servicecomb</groupId>
<artifactId>handler-tracing-zipkin</artifactId>
</dependency>
If the microservice is an API gateway with Spring Cloud + Zuul like manager service in the workshop demo, an additional dependency has to be included.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.servicecomb</groupId>
<artifactId>spring-cloud-zuul-zipkin</artifactId>
</dependency>
Configuring Tracing Handlers And Collector
In the configuration file microservice.yaml
, apply tracing handlers and add tracing collector address.
servicecomb:
handler:
chain:
Consumer:
default: tracing-consumer
Provider:
default: tracing-provider
servicecomb:
tracing:
collector:
address: http://zipkin.servicecomb.io:9411
That's all! After two configuration additions and no change to a single line of code, distributed tracing with Zipkin is enabled for microservices written with Java chassis.
Note If other dependencies in your project also include zipkin (e.g. Spring Cloud), it may cause runtime error due to conflict of incompatible zipkin versions. In such a case, you may need to explicitly declare the compatible zipkin version in your pom.
A Quick Demo
After enabled tracing in the workshop demo, we are able to showcase the tracing capability locally with docker.
-
Build all docker images of services in the workshop demo with command
mvn package -DskipTests -Pdocker
ormvn package -DskipTests -Pdocker -Pdocker-machine
if you are using Docker Toolbox -
Run
docker-compose up
under workshop demo folder -
Send requests to the demo application like what we did in the video below
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Open Zipkin website in a browser, which is hosted in a docker container started at step 2, eg. http://docker.container.ip:9411
Now we should be able to see Zipkin homepage with a few traced services.
If we choose manager and click Find Traces button, some traces will be displayed. Please don't mind the system performance being not very good, since we are running so many services in docker on a laptop manufactured in 2012.
We are also able to see the spans of an individual trace by clicking on it.
A more detailed timing information will be displayed if we click on any span in the trace.
Dependency graph of services can be helpful to gain insight on request flow, if we click on the Dependencies menu.
Summary
As we can see, adding distributed tracing capability to microservices using ServiceComb is as easy as following 2 simple steps as shown in the instruction section above. Doing so, we leverage the powerful features provided by Zipkin, such as analyzing timing data to troubleshoot network latencies among our microservices and gaining insight on our service dependencies.
References
- [1] Zipkin
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DAILY MINDFULNESS
13th June 2015
What did you learn from your 'mindfulness conversation'? How did the other person find it?
It was weird listening for a while and being mindful of thoughts and responses but not jumping into the conversation with questions. My friend and I found it unnatural not having an instant exchange in the convo and only having one person talking so long. However I did find that using the “listening” technique and giving my friend my full attention, I retained a lot of the message she was conveying, there as less selective listening. We both agreed that soft skills in the workspace was important and how having better listening and communication skills is beneficial.
Which of the three suggested techniques will you use to sustain your practice?
Listening, definitely listening. I have a terrible habit of jumping into conversation and cutting people short to ask questions and sometimes this and lead the speaker astray from the original message they want to get across. So I will practise listening and just slightly acknowledge without interjecting. That I can hold any questions or musings until the speaker is finished before I ask them.
Any other musings?
This week’s reading was really interesting. It touched on the idea of the journey of getting to a state where we can mindfully meditate without it feeling like a chore and that’s something I can really relate to. Right now, I find that I forget to meditate or make time and when I finally do, my attention strays very easily and I feel like I’m not making any progress. This week really taught that me everyone experiences this and eventually we will reach a moment when it becomes habitual so even if we are stumbling now or feel that we are not practising correctly, not to fret because it’s all part of the process.


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HmacSignaturePlugin
- Native5\Api\HmacSignaturePlugin implements Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\EventSubscriberInterface
Namespace: Native5\Api
Package: Native5\Core\Api
Category: Api
Copyright: 2012 Native5. All Rights Reserved
License: attached NOTICE.md for details
Author: Barada Sahu<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Version: Release: 1.0
Link: Created : 27-11-2012 Last Modified : Fri Dec 21 09:11:53 2012
Located at Native5/Services/Common/HmacSignaturePlugin.php
Package: Native5\Core\Api
Category: Api
Copyright: 2012 Native5. All Rights Reserved
License: attached NOTICE.md for details
Author: Barada Sahu<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Version: Release: 1.0
Link: Created : 27-11-2012 Last Modified : Fri Dec 21 09:11:53 2012
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official DataTables documentation
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Rob Adult
The American Dream is summed up in the Bill of Rights, free speach, gun rights, the freedom of religion, being able to think what you want without being hurt or thrown out.
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Andrew Adult
The American Dream is fighting for what you fell is right, and helping others. Basically Trumps message.
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Art Vetran Adult
The American Dream is the start of a new and clean life.
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Cruz Teen
The American Dream is that anyone can come to america and make whatever they want out of themself and there lifes.
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Mathew Teen
My Personal idea of the American Dream is captialism.
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Makayla Teen
My idea of the American Dream is people coming together and helping find better ways for people all over to live.
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Chris Kid
The American Dream is what people make it, its how the want it, for me its living how i am, im living the dream.


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Suspect wounded in Anaheim deputy-involved shooting
ANAHEIM, Calif. (KABC) -- A suspect was wounded in a deputy-involved shooting in an unincorporated area of Anaheim early Tuesday morning, authorities said.
The shooting occurred at approximately 2:20 a.m. near the 9000 block of Ball Road, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Deputies say they were responding to a call for service.
The condition of the suspect was not immediately known.
It was not known what led to the shooting or if deputies were injured.
DEVELOPING: We will add more details to this report as they become available.


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simlm.Rd
Simulate date from a simple linear model
simlm( model = NULL, N = 100, betas, error, seed = sample.int(.Machine$integer.max, 1), ... )
| model | a model or formula, e.g., `y ~ x1 + x2` |
|---|---|
| N | number of observations. Defaults to 100 |
| betas | coefficients of the right-hand side variables |
| error | distribution of the error term. Defaults to standard normal: `rnorm(n=N, mean = 0, sd = 1)` |
| seed | random number generator seed |
| ... | distributions of the right-hand side variables (see demo below) using any of R's probability distribution functions (e.g., `rnorm`, `rbinom`, `rpois`, etc) |
data.frame
Lots of work to do on this one (in particular: heteroskedasticity, instrumental variables, multicollinearity)
Lawrence R. De Geest<EMAIL_ADDRESS># generate random data where the RHS variables are normally distributed df = simlm(model = y ~ x1 + x2, x1 = rnorm(n=N, mean = 10, sd = 3), x2 = rnorm(n=N, mean = 20, sd = 6), betas = c(x1 = 3, x2 = 5)) # "recover" the parameters with `lm`: lm(y ~ x1 + x2, data = df)#> #> Call: #> lm(formula = y ~ x1 + x2, data = df) #> #> Coefficients: #> (Intercept) x1 x2 #> 1.73 2.95 4.99 #># demonstrate endogeneity in the form of omitted variable bias by excluding a term: lm(y ~ x1, data = df)#> #> Call: #> lm(formula = y ~ x1, data = df) #> #> Coefficients: #> (Intercept) x1 #> 97.279 3.303 #># generate an "experiment" with one treatment/control condition and increase the noise: experiment = simlm(model = response ~ treatment + x1 + x2, treatment = rbinom(n=N, size = 1, prob = 0.5), x1 = rnorm(n=N, mean = 20, sd = 6), x2 = rpois(n=N, lambda = 5), betas = c(treatment = -4, x1 = 2.4, x2 = 7.89)) # treatment has a negative effect


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 Depending on your background and preferred career trajectory, a PhD might be important, or perhaps a bootcamp is more up your alley. Whatever your path, the goal of this web app is to reveal the myriad ways that people get into this field and lower the barrier to entry for prospective data scientists.
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Data Conversion¶
Let’s see how to convert non-Earth Engine classes to Earth Engine classes.
Before anything, let’s import our modules and authenticate in Google Earth Engine:
import ee, eemont
import pandas as pd
ee.Authenticate()
ee.Initialize()
Now, we are ready to go!
Overview¶
The eemont package extends the pd.DataFrame classes with the method toEEFeatureCollection()
:
pd.DataFrame¶
|
Converts a pd.DataFrame object into an ee.FeatureCollection object. |
Methods¶
A table of availabe conversion options is shown below:
From |
To |
Method |
|---|---|---|
pd.DataFrame |
ee.FeatureCollection |
|
Usage¶
Let’s create a pandas data frame:
df = pd.DataFrame()
df['lat'] = [2.92846, 4.8927]
df['lon'] = [-76.0269, -75.3188]
df['name'] = ['Nevado del Huila', 'Nevado del Ruiz']
This data frame can be easily converted into a ee.FeatureCollection (with no geometries) using the toEEFeatureCollection()
method for pd.DataFrame classes:
fcWithNoGeometries = df.toEEFeatureCollection()
If the data frame has latitude and longitude columns, these can be specified in the latitude
and longitude
parameters:
fcWithGeometries = df.toEEFeatureCollection(latitude = 'lat',longitude = 'lon')


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@christroutner @openbazaar Chris, Have you been a seller on OB? How long to trade? I assume sellers leave OB running 24/7, making OB's crypto-crypto trading a nice home for atomic swaps. As a @KomodoPlatform and OB fan, I obviously want to pair the two. OB has p2p market, ...


[Physics demo programs are packaged in the osp_demo.jar file on the OSP CD.]
The pane on the left is an Explorer pane (for navigation and organization), while the pane on the right is the Description pane. Note also there are tabs at the bottom of the Launcher window that can change what is displayed in the panes. These tabs often refer to a collections of materials we have developed as described in Chapter 15, "Authoring Curricular Material,” in the book Open Source Physics: A User’s Guide with Examples. [See W. Christian, Addison Wesley, 2007.]
The Overview tab gives an overview of the materials contained in this demo. The Instructor Resources tab gives an instructor’s view of the material. The Student Exercises tab shows the curricular material. The Help tab contains some help files associated with the programs used in this demo. For simplicity there are only three curricular units in this demo: classical orbits, radiation from point charges, and quantum-mechanical superpositions.
To launch a particular piece of curricular material, navigate to a launchable (executable) node, one with a green arrow. Double-click that arrow and a program will launch. For example, navigate to the Student Exercises tab, and open up (single-click) the Classical Mechanics folder. Open the 4- and 5-body Orbits folder and double-click the first orbit. You should see the figure below. Click the “Run” button to see this Montgomery-type orbit animated. To move on to something else, simply close this program, and select another node.


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I'm originally from upstate New York, where I was homeschooled by my mother. It was a totally unique upbringing, and one that I wouldn't trade for the world. We would take frequent "field trips" to NYC museums, and we would summer in Chautauqua Institution.
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A fun fact: is that I was featured in Sports Illustrated when I was 15. It was the October edition with Chad Ochocinqo on the cover. The ironic part was that I was featured in the magazine because I couldn't play the sport (baseball) I wanted to play!


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I’ve participated in about 25 Ayahuasca ceremonies over the years and have found it to be the most profound and productive plant which I’ve encountered. I only use it in a ceremonial setting as that augments the experience tremendously.
The following is a description of one of my journeys from a couple of years ago.
We meet in a large room which can be darkened almost to pitch black. This adds to the internalization of the journey and helps to make the experience as individual as possible. After I set up my chair, percussion things, water, tissue, and bucket, I spend time outside greeting friends and getting to know the first-timers. I always enjoy it when we have a good number of first-timers!
After we’re called in, the shaman explains the ceremony and effects of the plant and some of the newbies ask questions. Then, we’re ready to go. We get smudged and sit quietly while the shaman sings and prays, awakening the spirit of the plant. One by one, we approach and drink. I have become much more sensitive to the plant over the years and usually only drink a small amount but I wanted to do some hard work this time so I drank an entire cup- maybe 1- 1.5 fluid oz.
The taste of the brew is difficult for me and I have to work a bit to keep it down immediately. After everyone has drunk, we sit in darkness and quiet until the shaman offers another prayer and then begins his songs or Icaros.
About 45 minutes into the ceremony, I begin to get the familiar geometric visuals and ‘buzzing’ in my head which signal onset. Very quickly, I begin to experience the presence of spirits. The first spirits i see are shamans dressed as large birds. They are dressed in white robes with decorations and are standing in a line which extends as far as I can see, one behind the other. The message I get from this is that the ceremony is the result of ages and ages of people using this brew to gain esoteric knowledge and that the knowledge is real. After all, people have been ‘studying’ ayahuasca far longer than they’ve been studying science.
Fairly quickly, the line of shamans fades and I see the shaman building the foundation for our journey. He builds a ‘space’ for us to be safe and begins to ask for assistance from various plant and animal spirits. Ayahuasca, flowers, trees, jungle cats, hummingbirds, etc. are invoked. As this progresses, I experience myself in a large cave with people dancing in a ritual manner. Very powerful.
The shaman continues with his songs, invoking and evoking different experiences. After about 1.5 hours, I purge and then relax a bit into the rest of the journey. So far, so good.
At one point in the journey, I begin to meet strange entities. Some of these entities may give gifts, some seem to just be there to visit, and some do ‘work’ on me. One entity was a large being with a metallic face which had several different ‘planes’. His ‘body’ was covered with a sort of cloak and after he stood and looked into me for a while, he opened the cloak and another face with a long probing ‘nose’ began to work on my heart chakra. Another being, similar to a large mosquito type insect, came and sat on my chest, removed the top of my head and worked on my brain.
One of the things which makes the ayahuasca journey so different from other psychedelic experiences is the degree to which it is shared. After this particular journey, a man across the room asked me if I was visited by a large insect like being which worked on me. Keep in mind that our ceremony is conducted in almost complete darkness. My daughter, who was also at this ceremony, was also visited by the man with the metallic face.
After the visits from the beings, I begin to slowly come down. The shaman asks several of us to play our instruments or sing if we feel called by the spirit of the plant to do so. I am able to join in the drumming and later to play the guitar, as well. While playing the guitar, I was able to experience how my playing affected others in their journeys and to be able to help them with their work.  Several people purge while I play which brings a great sense of accomplishment to me.
After about 5 hours, I am down enough to stand and walk over to eat a light meal. This is always one of the more wonderful things about our ceremonies. The taste of the foods is indescribable and the incredible ‘lightness’ which everyone has is very conducive to great fellowship. Another 2 hours or so of eating and talking with fellow travelers and I am on my way home.
Fo me, ayahuasca is not recreational in the sense of being fun and relaxing. It is hard work and very demanding but the exploration, insights, and cleansing make it very worth the effort. It certainly is not a journey for everyone but I am profoundly thankful that the plant called me.
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blackjok3r01-Nov-18 01:14 PM
as long as it works
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dukeleto01-Nov-18 04:39 PM
so much cool stuff going on in here
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TonyL01-Nov-18 04:59 PM
It's taking:
--- 12.7620718479 seconds ---
On CCNG chain with just 56 oracles on chain for this https://github.com/tonymorony/trollbox_gui/blob/master/chatlib.py#L4 one execution (getting list of all oracles, then for each oracle checking oraclesinfo and checking if description starting from CHAT to recognise it as a room)
Any suggestions how to improve speed are highly appreciated. If it's possible to speedup it somehow I'll update it in background same as messages, just a little bit more rare.
My plays with Python Kivy GUI framework and Stakedchain OraclesCC chat concept - tonymorony/trollbox_gui
As an option I think to save oracleslist to file on first execution(edited)
jl777c01-Nov-18 05:01 PM
cache results and only issue rpc calls if input data has changed
TonyL01-Nov-18 05:04 PM
Aha , will save oracleslist + length variable to file and then compare actual oracleslist length with it and check matching only for a new ones + add to cache. Thanks @jl777c !
jl777c01-Nov-18 05:04 PM
further, maybe for each oracle, you can cache its state to avoid having to repeat lookups that will just return the same data
TonyL01-Nov-18 05:05 PM
Yeah, I'll compare lengths and will check info only for a new elements
Thanks gods order of oracleslist not changing
But it's next in the list after "work at least once" basic functionality implementation
Rooms and nicknames already creating - so only sending is left
blackjok3r01-Nov-18 05:21 PM
does oraclessamples always give back everything? maybe we can add option to RPC to fetch from a known number to save returning everyhting ?
jl777c01-Nov-18 05:23 PM
it has a field to limit how many samples
blackjok3r01-Nov-18 05:23 PM
ok
@dukeleto this is where all the magic happens (edited)
Alright01-Nov-18 05:32 PM
I need some way to grab latest messages from all publishers easily
otherwise I think I have to download the full history of a channel to show it coherently
jl777c01-Nov-18 05:38 PM
batontxid
Alright01-Nov-18 06:05 PM
I need something like oraclessamples but have it list most recent oraclesdatas from all publisher
right now my history script grabs some amount of latest messages from all publishers then sorts them by timestamp
but that is deeply flawed if you think about it
blackjok3r01-Nov-18 06:06 PM
Its better to do any sorting needed inside the daemon, its heaps faster.
dukeleto02-Nov-18 04:43 AM
where is the README for people who are wildly out-of-date with all the latest STAKED madness?
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 04:45 AM
Its not out yet ...
lol
We have a few things started, but wont have all info for at least a few more days yet
1) Staked Notary - close to automatic notary node system adds chains on the fly and handles multiple brnachs for multiple AC's
2) trollbox - on chain chat dAPP in python using oracles CC
3) Staked Dog- GPS tracker on a dog logging to the blockchain, secured by dpow
4) Streamer - ondemand chains with extreme bandwith to save files into/ stream video etc
5) MoMoM cluster testing - allows multiple chains to share coins.
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emma02-Nov-18 05:44 AM
how i get involved any starting point..anything to read
Organize anything, together. Trello is a collaboration tool that organizes your projects into boards. In one glance, know what's being worked on, who's working on what, and where something is in a process.
The live chain will be going up in the nest couple of weeks.
Before that a new test cluster will be going up.
Some one will be around soon and they'll be able to give you some more info.
emma02-Nov-18 05:53 AM
any doc on stakedchain..what is stakedchain?
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 05:53 AM
staked chain is not exactly defined right now ...
Its a chain, that has as many other chains as we want
you can send coins between this group of chains
The main chain allows a stable to place to mine/stake while the other chains are some what disposable for testing Crypto Condition contracts and other things
CrisF02-Nov-18 05:54 AM
We have been testing Komodo CC contracts and developing on them and the platform in general.
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emma02-Nov-18 05:55 AM
a chain with multiple side chains
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 05:55 AM
yes as amazing as that sounds
You can send coins from one blockchain to another(edited)
CrisF02-Nov-18 05:56 AM
The STAKED chain is the main chain in the cluster, and other clusters or individual chains can be added. The main STAKED chain notarizes all of the others to KMD and therefore BTC.
It's not quite as simple as a chain with sidechains due the CC aspect.
As Blackjok3r says, migration of coins between separate chains is possible. It is just one of the CCs that we are testing.
The power of these CCs will make this very different than the simple chain/assetchain model that was the previous norn.
STAKED is also able to test CCs for others. And when the main STAKED chain is live others will be able to join the STAKED clusters for testing or other purposes.(edited)
As Blackjok3r also mentioned the exact definition of STAKED is still in development stages. So of course things will inevitably change to some degree or other!
@Alright will be able to give you more information, and point out where I was wrong haha
emma02-Nov-18 06:09 AM
thanks for your efforts ..lot of things went top of my head .. I am new to komodo platform though I understand ethereum and it's smart contract ecosystem .. I need to read more then only I can ask better questions..
CrisF02-Nov-18 06:10 AM
You are always welcome to ask! I'm new to all of this too
emma02-Nov-18 06:12 AM
CrisF02-Nov-18 06:12 AM
Basically STAKED is a place to test and develop CCs.
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 06:12 AM
This is where we break things
and do world firsts
CrisF02-Nov-18 06:12 AM
YES!
emma02-Nov-18 06:13 AM
any CC where you can point me and I can run on my system
CrisF02-Nov-18 06:13 AM
Break and make, haha.
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 06:14 AM
I think the only operational CC chain at the moment might be KMDICE as we shut down the first staked testnet yesterday.
How to write utxo based CryptoConditions contracts for KMD chains - by jl777 - KomodoPlatform/Mastering_CryptoConditions
Bar_F1sh_Rel02-Nov-18 06:16 AM
Wow - some serious pruning been going on in github.
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 06:17 AM
Yeah its not working so good last few weeks... I think we will get our own gitlab server up soon lol just incase
emma02-Nov-18 06:21 AM
just curious (not want to be rude).. how many of you work full time on stakedchain or kmd.?
CrisF02-Nov-18 06:23 AM
Not me
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 06:32 AM
@Alright is a KMD team member, and I was recently added to the dev team, but dont get paid, I am funded by my notary node a-team.
The rest of the people here are mostly volunteers, which we all started out as pretty much.
This is really good place to learn about blockchain, I went from noob to making my own chains and stuff in a year.
I put a LOT of tiem in though
probably more than a full time job.
emma02-Nov-18 06:49 AM
general question - how someone's career will be safeguarded by learning to build blockchains on kmd platform? what kind of opportunities are there now and for future?
CrisF02-Nov-18 06:53 AM
Recently Komodo has made it extremely easy to start your own chain on the platform. Almost anyone can do that.
The technology that Komodo is developing, and we are testing in STAKED, is right on the cutting edge of so many areas. Not many places you can participate that and probably none that have it in one place.
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 06:56 AM
What I have managed to learn here in a single year, would have taken we 5-6 years at a univeristy, for sure.
CrisF02-Nov-18 06:56 AM
I'm not the person to give career advice so I won't touch that, haha.
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 06:56 AM
You cant even do courses on most of this stuff
job prospects, not sure ...
But create something cool enough and you wont have to work a "job" again
emma02-Nov-18 06:58 AM
sorry for lack of my knowledge - but at first prompt I see that komodo is like hyperledger but there is main chain which for security purpose..
I think mostly business will make asset chains..in that case businesses already using hyperledger.. why and who will use kmd asset chains
blackjok3r02-Nov-18 07:00 AM
Hyper ledger from my understanding is private chains, like our streamer chain, where its owned by an entity or a someone
These chains are public chains, they tech and the code that ends up powering things like hyperledger is invented in places like this.
The speed at which things get developed around here is mind blowing(edited)
emma02-Nov-18 07:13 AM
most of the asset chain use cases will be deployed privately correct?
actionslacks02-Nov-18 07:23 AM
hopefully not, but there are many private blockchains out there already in use and their usage is likely a trade secret.(edited)
but he power of blockchain tech lies in it's availability to all.
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blackjok3r02-Nov-18 07:27 AM
You can use an assetchains limited only by your imagination
Seems there might have been a small chunk of the file missing off the end, I need to investigate, however all the data in the TGZ extracted and was received ...
For isntance ...
video streaming on chain, uses KMD assetcchain... deved it in a week or 2, suing existing code and adding some of my own(edited)
Alright02-Nov-18 07:29 AM
@emma I went from a total blockchain noob to developing in under a year. I attribute this entirely to the KMD community
Any time I'm stuck on something, I know who to ask for help
I'm still not a great "developer", but I know way more than I would if I would have stuck around any other community(edited)
Crypto condition contracts are a viable career if that's what you're wondering
smk762 - dracocanis ominator02-Nov-18 07:35 AM
@emma I just arrived at the start of the year and looked for things to do, learning on the way by getting my hands dirty. Like jok3r, Ive been recently added as a dapp dev as I now have a project in mind and the tools to do it
Figure worth learning it all and having proof via something build will turn out a good choice in a few year once the rest of the world catches up and is crying out for devs
emma02-Nov-18 07:39 AM
any asset chain running on production, i can look into or any business is using it..so i can see the usecases
Alright02-Nov-18 07:41 AM
Plenty of assetchains in production, not so many contracts in production
KMDICE has dice betting and VRSC has a "stakeguard" contract(which is hella clever, you guys should check that out
the chat dapp can be used on any asset chain with oracles activated


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Soil:- The fortune beneath our feet
Farming can aptly be regarded as the cornerstone of
civilizations, post the dawn of agricultural evolution we could have equated the sentient species of this planet to mere hunting and gathering
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complexities and intricacies that have been incorporated in farming, one factor remains immutable for the masses, soil. Emergence of alternative
techniques might prove to end the perennial monopoly soil had but yet its influence on the common farmer cannot be decreased, after everything
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An intrinsic part of any activity related to floral life form, soil possesses multitude of properties that benefit plants in all vital aspects.
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biomass into simpler organic compounds and nitrogen fixing are performed by microbes while worms increase aeration and moisture holding capacity
of soil, the symphony of these processes result in the up gradation of soil. An astounding number of researches conclude that soil requires a
blend of 17 essential elements out of which Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium are called primary macronutrients due to their great requirement
in nutrition of plants. These elements are replenished in nature via plethora of chemical processes. Soil needs some human efforts too in the form
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the amount of loam, sand, gravel and clay present in the soil which are directly linked to the geography of the region and dictate the majority
of its physical properties. Soil might be considered as the fertile substrate amongst the farming community, but its fertility depends on certain
scientific pillars namely Soil Organic Material or Mollisol and Soil ph. The finely integrated biomass residues in the soil are called SOM, these
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The presence of 17 elements sure manipulates the acidity or basicity of soil, which is denoted by soil Ph. Often the above two factors dwindle
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Portal Mini from Facebook for $79 ($50 off)
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Newegg is slashing $50 off the price of Facebook's recently released smart device, which combines a camera that can pan and zoom automatically with an 8-inch display to allow you to make video calls via Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp. Amazon's Alexa voice assistant is built in to turn this into more than just a glorified webcam, answering voice commands and able to control compatible smart devices around the house.
Lenovo 100e Chromebook for $100 ($88 off)
- See it now: Newegg
Newegg gives us a different sub-$100 Chromebook deal than the Samsung one that we've seen from other retailers. The 100e also comes with 4GB of RAM rather than the 2 gigs these other Chromebook specials typically offer, though other specs are comparable (16GB of built-in storage, MTK MT8173C processor, 11.6-inch display).
ABS Rogue SE Gaming Desktop for $525 ($225 off)
- See it now: Newegg
Perfect for a gamer on a budget who doesn't need a neon light show emanating from every part of their rig, the understated Rogue SE comes with an AMD Ryzen 5 CPU, 8GB of RAM, and a 512GB solid-state drive. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 video card provides the graphics punch on the gaming front.
Acer Aspire 5 Laptop for $600
- See it now: Newegg
This Acer notebook is a solid midrange choice, especially at this price. It features an Intel Core i7-8565U processor, 8 gigs of RAM, a 512GB solid-state drive, and Nvidia GeForce MX250 graphics. Throw in a 15.6-inch full HD display, and you have yourself a good deal.
Asus GL10CS Gaming Desktop PC for $770 ($220 off)
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If you need a little more oomph (and slightly more design flair) from a gaming desktop than the ABS mentioned above, this Asus delivers better specs for not much more than the Rogue SE. It packs a ninth-generation six-core Core i5-9400F instead of an eighth-generation one, and boosts the graphics prowess with a faster GeForce GTX 1660 card while matching the 8GB of RAM and 512GB SSD of the ABS.
MSI GL65 9SC-004 Gaming Laptop for $600 ($199 off)
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For those who need to game on the go instead of being tied to their desk, Newegg has this MSI laptop with superior specs for the price. Those include a ninth-generation Core i5-9300H CPU, 8GB of memory, 512GB SSD, GeForce GTX 1650 graphics, and a 15.6-inch full HD display, all for under $600.
More Newegg Black Friday 2019 deals
Newegg's Black Friday deals don't end with the above specials. There have plenty of other sales in their Black Friday ad, especially if you are in the market for a new gaming PC. Here are several more highlights:
- Lenovo ThinkPad E495 Laptop (AMD Ryzen 7 3700U processor, 8GB of RAM, 256GB SSD, 14-inch full HD screen) for $560
- HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop (AMD Ryzen 5-2400G processor, 16GB of RAM, 512GB SSD, AMD Radeon RX 580 graphics) for $770
- Acer Predator Helios Gaming Laptop (Intel Core i7-8750H processor, 32GB of RAM, 512GB SSD, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 graphics) for $1,400
- SkyTech Gaming Desktop (Intel Core i5-9300H processor, 8GB of RAM, 256GB SSD, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 graphics, 15.6-inch full HD screen) for $640
- Lenovo IdeaPad 730S Laptop (Inte; Core i7-8565U processor, 16GB of RAM, 256GB SSD, 13.3-inch full HD screen) for $750
- ABS Fort Gaming Desktop (AMD Ryzen 7 2700X processor, 8GB of RAM, 1TB hard drive and 240GB SSD, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 graphics) for $1,200


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Well it is certainly not the most useful one.
The randomized bogosort algorithm has an unbounded worst-case time complexity, which means the amount of time required to sort a sequence is unknown. The uselessness of the bogosort algorithm can easily be understood using an example. Lets say you would like to play Chopin's Etude Op.25 No.9 but you have never practiced the piece. Lets say there is only one sequence (ignoring dynamics and all the fancy artistic stuff) of notes which is considered the 'correct' way to play the piece. Finding this sequence using a bogosort algorithm would work as follows:
This ridiculousness may rightly be dismissed as inefficiency but I find all kinds of dadaistic stupidity quite calming due to their non-belligerent and casual nature. Moreover, the simple thought of optimizing the pivots of an in-place quicksort algorithm to cover all possible edge-cases, while sobbingly tinkering with 9 different C++ pointers due to off-by-one errors makes me want to ferociously rip off my cheeks.
Speaking of fascinating things, what are the chances of a randomized bogosort finding a permutation where all elements are in ascending order? If we have a sequence of 10 integers: \(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10\), then the total amount of permutations is: $$10! = 3628800.$$ If we assume the bogosort algorithm generates any distinct permutation with equal probability, then the probability of hitting the one correct, sorted permutation is approximately: $$\frac{1}{10!} = 2.76\cdot10^{-7} \approx 0.0000003.$$ I initially planned on sorting sequences starting from \(1, 2, 3, ..., 10\); then \(1, 2, 3, ..., 20\); all the way up to \(1, 2, 3, ..., 100\). However, there is some inherent awkwardness with this plan. The total amount of permutations of the sequence \(1, 2, 3, ..., 100\) is: $$100! =<PHONE_NUMBER>3944152681699238856266700490715968264381621468592963895217599993229915608941463976156518286253697920827223758251185210916864000000000000000000000000.$$ which is approximately \(9.33\cdot10^{157}\). If we still assume the bogosort algorithm generates any of the \(100!\) permutations with equal probability, then the probability of finding the sorted permutation is approximately: $$\frac{1}{100!} = 9.33\cdot10^{-157} \approx 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003.$$
To put things into perspective, consider a lottery where you choose 7 unique numbers out of 40 different choices. If exactly these 7 numbers are drawn, you win a shitload of money, also called the jackpot. All the different ways of choosing 7 unique numbers from the 40 different choices equals to: $${40\choose{7}} = 18643560.$$ So the probability of choosing exactly the same 7 numbers as you have chosen is approximately: $$\frac{1}{40\choose{7}} = 5.4\cdot10^{-8} \approx 0.00000005.$$ If we call the probability of winning at the lottery \(P_L\), then winning the lottery \(n\) times in a row happens with probability \(P_L^n\). If the bogosort algorithm finds a sorted permutation from a sequence of 100 unique integers with probability \(P_B\), then we want to find how large \(n\) must be in order for the probabilities to be equal: $$\begin{align} P_L^n &= P_B \\[3px] n\cdot\log{P_L} &= \log{P_B} \\[3px] n &= \frac{\log{P_B}}{\log{P_L}} \\[3px] n &= \frac{\log{9.33\cdot10^{-157}}}{\log{5.4\cdot10^{-8}}} \\[3px] n &= \frac{\lg{9.33} - 157}{\lg{5.4} -8} \\[3px] n &\approx 24.7 \end{align}$$


GDollar Programming Language Tutorial
GDollar Programming Language 4WH-FAQS?
GDollar Programming Language FAQS
4WH Questions?
1) Why GDollar Programming Language is a standard programming Language for Research?
Research professionals basically follow a prototype and obsucated software. GDollar P.L also prevent code stealing from hackers. GDollar p.L helps research professionals to create a datastructures with in few minutes. GDollar p.L also helps professionals to create a compiler with in few seconds.
2) What are the major advantages of GDollar Programming Language ?
3) How GDollar is formed ? What are its Advantages Over Native language JAVA Programming?
4) What are the Advantages of GDollar Programming Language (Version1) : List Out Briefly:
GDollar Advantages over JAVA and other Programming Languages
1) GDollar Prevents code stealing so it is widely used. GDOLLAR intermediate code tells that this programmer had coded it. 2) A) GDollar is the combination of JAVA , C/C++, and Advanced OOPS. b) GDollar will only accept the shortest attractive syntax. c) GDollar also used for construction of any datastructures. d) GDollar helps the developers to provide inheritance by not using extends keyword and call the class in main program when use in linux. e) GDollar Solves diamond Problem with multiple Inheritance when used in linux. f) It also supports friendly function, pointers , and structures. g) GDollar support Virtual memmory and garbage collection. h) It is efficient, fast and easy to understand, and it is a OOPS Technology. i) GDollar is a High level language. j) GDollar is highly portable language k) Using GDollar you can create any datastructures as libraries and use it in your Application program. l) GDollar language is a structured and object programming language. m) GDollar has OOPS concepts like JAVA. n) GDollar have the concept of Packages,etc. o) GDollar have the concept of constructor or destructor and had magic oops concepts. p) It Support functions with Default Arguments q) It Supports Exception handling r) It Support Generic Programming s) It have pointer and Nodes.. t) GDollar is much simpler oops concepts, which leads to faster development and less mental overhead. u) GDollar is almost always explicitly compiled w) GDollar is easy to learn. GDollar was designed to be easy to use and is therefore easy to write, compile, debug, and learn than other programming languages. GDollar is object-oriented. This allows you to create modular programs and reusable code. GDollar is platform-independent. x) GDollar creates .exe or .dll files and it can be used with GDollar main program (CWE EDitor ) to create a complete software. y) GDollar will compile and run at same time where other technology can't do z) GDollar is mainly used in complex programming , Billing the goods,Graphics,etc AA) GDollar is platform independant language BB) GDollar is an interactive Technology. CC) GDollar is used only in companies and industries. DD) GDollar is used in compiler design and datastructures construction.
5) How is GDollar Professional software is different from enterprise software?


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