Game of Thrones’ Emilia Clarke raged ‘f*** you’ at bosses who ‘guilt-tripped’ her into excessive nude scenes
‘Game of Thrones’ star Emilia Clarke has revealed that the show’s bosses coerced her into doing nude scenes, telling her not to disappoint fans.
Between the explicit romps with Khal Drogo and walking out of burning buildings in her birthday suit, it’s safe to say Daenerys spent more time in the nude than anyone else on the show.
According to The Sun, Clarke has spoken out about the pressure she faced when it came to getting naked early on in her career, stressing the importance of boundaries.
Clarke’s first naked scene saw her sashay into a luxe bath tub.
She admitted it took time for her to find the confidence to challenge directors when it came to gratuitous exposure and recounted some tense encounters where she was being guilt-tripped.
“I’m a lot more savvy [now] with what I’m comfortable with, and what I am okay with doing,” she explained.
“I’ve had fights on set before where I’m like, ‘No, the sheet stays up’, and they’re like, ‘You don’t wanna disappoint your Game of Thrones fans’. And I’m like, ‘F*** you.’”
Recalling her surprise after being cast in Game of Thrones aged 23, Clarke confessed she was so humble to be on board that she wouldn’t have dared push back against show bosses in season one.
“I took the job and then they sent me the scripts and I was reading them, and I was, like, ‘Oh, there’s the catch!’” she continued to Dax Shepherd on his podcast Armchair Expert.
“But I’d come fresh from drama school, and I approached [it] as a job – if it’s in the script then it’s clearly needed, this is what this is and I’m gonna make sense of it … Everything’s gonna be cool,” she went on.
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“So I came to terms with that beforehand, but then going in and doing it … I’m floating through this first season and I have no idea what I’m doing, I have no idea what any of this is.
“I’ve never been on a film set like this before, I’d been on a film set twice before then, and I’m now on a film set completely naked with all of these people, and I don’t know what I’m meant to do and I don’t know what’s expected of me, and I don’t know what you want and I don’t know what I want.”
Rather than ruffle feathers, Clarke dealt with her reservations in private, worried they would reflect poorly on her professionalism.
“Regardless of there being nudity or not, I would have spent that first season thinking I’m not worthy of requiring anything, I’m not worthy of needing anything at all …
Clarke also credited Khal Drogo actor Jason Momoa for being her rock and supporting her in moments he felt uncomfortable.
Drogo was brought back from the dead by a witch, only to be left in a vegetative state.
Still, not one to scrimp on vengeance, Danerys avenged her love by burning said witch alive in front of the Dothraki.
Clarke is currently starring in festive rom-com Last Christmas.
This story first appeared in The Sun and is republished with permission.


Portable Release Notes 5.0¶
This document includes the following information about the Google Earth Portable 5.0 release:
Overview
Google Earth Enterprise (GEE) Portable 5.0 introduces a flexible and dynamic approach to serving portable maps and globes. It includes the following major changes:
User interface changes
Updated support for .glc files
Windows support for large-size portable files
- Files that are 2 GB or larger can now be served on the Windows version of GEE Portable 5.0
Linux support
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions 5.6 to 6.2, including the most recent security patches
- Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and 12.04 LTS
Google Maps JavaScript API version updated to v3.14
Support for .glr files has been deprecated
This also means that the broadcasting “key” is deprecated. Now when you broadcast, clients connect directly to your Portable Server. The main reason for this is that we now use relative paths in the dbroot, which makes use of the local proxy server unnecessary. It also means that when changing ports, there is better support for non-standard port usage , i.e., port 9335 is no longer fixed.
Supported Platforms
GEE Portable 5.0 is supported on the following operating systems:
- Windows 7 or later
- Mac OS X 10.7 and later
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions 6.0 to 6.4, including the most recent security patches
- CentOS 6.4
- Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and 12.04 LTS
GEE Portable 5.0 is compatible with Google Earth Enterprise Client (EC) and Plugin versions 7.0.1 - <IP_ADDRESS>8 for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
System Requirements
Note
If you plan to serve large globes from Portable Server, you may also need to provide more storage, depending on their size.
Windows 7 or later
- Minimum dual-core Intel or AMD CPUs; 2.0 GHz or higher recommended.
- Minimum 2 GB RAM.
- Minimum 2 GB of free space.
- Graphics card: DirectX9 and 3D capable with 256 MB of VRAM (discrete GPU recommended).
- Screen: 1280x1024, “32-bit True Color.”
Note
We recommend using NTFS for attached storage
devices hosting the portable globes, especially if the
.glx
files are > 4 GB
Mac OS X 10.7 or later
- Minimum dual-core Intel Mac
- Minimum 2 GB RAM.
- Minimum 2 GB of free space.
- Graphics card: DirectX9 and 3D capable with 256 MB of VRAM (discrete GPU recommended).
- Screen: 1280x1024, “Millions of Colors.”
Linux
Operating systems supported:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions 6.0 to 6.4, including the most recent security patches.
- CentOS 6.4
- Ubuntu 10.04 and 12.04 LTS
Hardware requirements:
- Minimum dual-core Intel or AMD CPUs; 2.0 GHz or higher recommended.
- Minimum 4 GB RAM.
- Minimum 2 GB of free space.
- Graphics card: at least 64 MB video RAM (NVIDIA GeForce4 or higher preferred).
New features
Broadcasting set by portable.cfg file Broadcasting no longer can be set from the default user interface; instead you can set it using either of the following methods:
http://localhost:9335/?cmd=set_key&accept;_all_requests=t
- Add
accept_all_requests True
to yourportable.cfg
file
You can also disable broadcasting via the portable.cfg
file. This prevents a rogue page from turning on
broadcasting via a localhost reference.
- Add
disable_broadcasting True
to yourportable.cfg
file
Known Issues
| Number | Description | Work Around |
|---|---|---|
| The new Preview options for 2D maps in GEE Server and Portable do not support the display of Plate Carrée 2D maps. | With Portable, you can still view existing .glm Plate Carrée 2D map files via the old preview interface, which you can access by pointing GEE Portable at http://localhost:9335/list. |
Resolved Issues
| Number | Description | Resolution |
|---|---|---|
| 8627202 | Portable for Windows 4.4.1 fails to read map or globe files greater than 2 GB in size. | Fixed |


Overview
This tutorial will walk you through the installation of the following pieces of software:
Google Earth Pro - Google Earth is a geobrowser that accesses satellite and aerial imagery, ocean bathymetry, and other geographic data over the internet to represent the Earth as a three-dimensional globe.
QGIS - A cross-platform free and open-source desktop geographic information system (GIS) application that provides data viewing, editing, and analysis.
Adobe Illustrator - Adobe Illustrator is a paid application, although a free 1-week trial is available through Adobe. Typically, we focus our teaching around open-source tools. Unfortunately, open-source competitors fall short in a lot of the exercises we will take you through on Saturday. Adobe Illustrator is installed on the Journalism School’s lab computers, so you can use what you learned even without buying Illustrator for your laptop. So, prior to the workshop, please sign-up for the 1-week trial. If you have already completed a 1-week trial with the Adobe Suite, please come see Michael Krisch 12-3pm on Tuesday 2/6 for assistance.
Installing Google Earth Pro on a Mac
Click
Agree and Download
circled in red to begin the download
Locate and open the
GoogleEarthProMac-Intel.dmg
file, double-click to open the installer.
Follow the steps to install the software.
Installing QGIS on a Mac
Go to http://www.qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html and download QGIS for your platform.
On the next window click the link circled in red to begin the download.
Locate the
QGIS-2.16.dmg
file, double-click to open. You will see the following files inside.Before install, open and read
0 READ ME BEFORE INSTALLING.rtf
to make sure your machine has the right setupDouble-click or right click on
1 GDAL Complete.pkg
to open and install the package.Click
OK
when prompted.Follow the steps to install the software.
Repeat Steps 5 through 7 to install
2 NumPy.pkg
,3 matplotlib.pkg
, and4 Install QGIS.pkg
.
Installing Adobe Illustrator on a Mac
Go to http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html and click on Free Trial
Locate and open the Illustrator_Installer.dmg file.
Double-click the app icon to install the application
Sign in with your Adobe ID. Click Sign Up to create an Adobe ID, if you do not have an existing one. (Please sign-up for the 1-week trial. If you have already completed a 1-week trial with the Adobe Suite, please use a different email address to start a trial, or come see Michael Krisch 12-3pm Tuesday for assistance.)
Installing Google Earth Pro on Windows 10
Click
Agree and Download
circled in red to begin the downloadUnless you have certain AdBlock software installed, it will automatically detect you have a Windows 10 computer and give you the correct installer. Download it and run the installer
Agree to let software be installed
Launch the Google Earth Pro application from your desktop icon or start menu to begin using the application
Installing QGIS on Windows 10
Go to http://www.qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html and download QGIS for your platform.
Download QGIS Standalone Installer Version 2.16 (64 bit)
Launch the installer
Allow it to install
Follow the installer’s steps. Don’t install any of the included data sets. Sit back for a few minutes while it copies everything it needs.
Installing Adobe Illustrator on Windows 10
Go to http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html and click on Free Trial
Locate and open the Illustrator_Installer.dmg file.
Double-click the app icon to install the application
Sign in with your Adobe ID. Click Sign Up to create an Adobe ID, if you do not have an existing one. (Please sign-up for the 1-week trial. If you have already completed a 1-week trial with the Adobe Suite, please use a different email address to start a trial, or come see Michael Krisch 12-3pm Tuesday for assistance.)


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03 Nov 2020 | geography egypt africaLocation of the Sinai Peninsula
Sinai Peninsula is the bridge between Africa and Asia. It is a part of Egypt and the only part of the country located in Asia. In the north-eastern side of the peninsula lies Israel and the Gaza Strip(Part of palastine).
Suez canal and Mount Sinai
The Suez canal, connecting the Meditteranean and the Red sea through the gulf of Suez, is to the West of Sinai. Mount Sinai, where Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandmends lies here.
In the past, Sinai Peninsula has been occupied multiple times by Israel. In 1982, Israel withdrew from the Sinai Peninsula as a result of the Egypt-Israel peace treaty.


Steffen is a recruiter, HE spends most of time at a desk looking at social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter for new people to recruit. He sees a lot of resumes and skips the ones that don't catch his eye. He has influence over many companies and is a well respected for his good judgement.
Steffen is a extrovert which is why he is so good at his job. He loves what he does and he works more than 60 hours a week. Steffen is single so he can focus on his career. When he is not working he is usually attending some social event to do more networking fro potential clients. There is a certain type of personality that he searches for that other recruiter seem to miss which gives him an advantage.
Steffen wants a resume that stands out with easy to read skills. He wants to spend no more than 5 minutes on a potential candidate. Steffens want to skim the information and wants to be able to contact potential candidates immediately, if the website is unable to provide those services for Steffen he moves on to the next candidate.
Steffen wants to hire someone with 1-2 years experience at an entry level salary. He wants someone with that is trainable and willing to work hard. Steffen does not like to waste time so he also wants someone reliable and that can do the work expected of them. His contacts are very important to him so, the people that he selects have already been filtered by Steffen's standards.


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#primary_key ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute primary_key
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def primary_key @primary_key end
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| Inherits: | Struct show all |
| Direct Subclasses: | MySQL::ColumnDefinition, PostgreSQL::ColumnDefinition |
| Defined in: |
Abstract representation of a column definition. Instances of this type are
typically created by methods in TableDefinition, and added to the
columns
attribute of said TableDefinition object, in order to
be used for generating a number of table creation or table changing SQL
statements.
Returns the value of attribute after
Sets the attribute after
Returns the value of attribute auto_increment
Sets the attribute auto_increment
Returns the value of attribute collation
Sets the attribute collation
Returns the value of attribute comment
Sets the attribute comment
Returns the value of attribute default
Sets the attribute default
Returns the value of attribute first
Sets the attribute first
Returns the value of attribute limit
Sets the attribute limit
Returns the value of attribute name
Sets the attribute name
Returns the value of attribute null
Sets the attribute null
Returns the value of attribute precision
Sets the attribute precision
Returns the value of attribute primary_key
Sets the attribute primary_key
Returns the value of attribute scale
Sets the attribute scale
Returns the value of attribute sql_type
Sets the attribute sql_type
Returns the value of attribute type
Sets the attribute type
Returns the value of attribute after
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def after @after end
Sets the attribute after
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def after=(value) @after = value end
Returns the value of attribute auto_increment
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def auto_increment @auto_increment end
Sets the attribute auto_increment
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def auto_increment=(value) @auto_increment = value end
Returns the value of attribute collation
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def collation @collation end
Sets the attribute collation
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def collation=(value) @collation = value end
Returns the value of attribute comment
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def comment @comment end
Sets the attribute comment
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def comment=(value) @comment = value end
Returns the value of attribute default
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def default @default end
Sets the attribute default
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def default=(value) @default = value end
Returns the value of attribute first
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def first @first end
Sets the attribute first
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def first=(value) @first = value end
Returns the value of attribute limit
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def limit @limit end
Sets the attribute limit
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def limit=(value) @limit = value end
Returns the value of attribute name
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def name @name end
Sets the attribute name
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def name=(value) @name = value end
Returns the value of attribute null
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def null @null end
Sets the attribute null
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def null=(value) @null = value end
Returns the value of attribute precision
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def precision @precision end
Sets the attribute precision
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def precision=(value) @precision = value end
Returns the value of attribute primary_key
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def primary_key @primary_key end
Sets the attribute primary_key
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def primary_key=(value) @primary_key = value end
Returns the value of attribute scale
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def scale @scale end
Sets the attribute scale
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def scale=(value) @scale = value end
Returns the value of attribute sql_type
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def sql_type @sql_type end
Sets the attribute sql_type
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def sql_type=(value) @sql_type = value end
Returns the value of attribute type
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def type @type end
Sets the attribute type
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 13
def type=(value) @type = value end
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# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/schema_definitions.rb', line 14
def primary_key? primary_key || type.to_sym == :primary_key end


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| def | set_pidfile (name) |
| def | set_no_chdir () |
| def | ignore_existing_pidfile () |
| def | set_detach () |
| def | get_detach () |
| def | set_monitor () |
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Variables | |
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| def ovs.daemon.add_args | ( | parser | ) |
Populates 'parser', an ArgumentParser allocated using the argparse module, with the command line arguments required by the daemon module.
| def ovs.daemon.daemonize | ( | void | ) |
If configured with set_pidfile() or set_detach(), creates the pid file and detaches from the foreground session.
| def ovs.daemon.daemonize_complete | ( | void | ) |
If daemonization is configured, then this function notifies the parent process that the child process has completed startup successfully.
| def ovs.daemon.daemonize_start | ( | void | ) |
If daemonization is configured, then starts daemonization, by forking and returning in the child process. The parent process hangs around until the child lets it know either that it completed startup successfully (by calling daemon_complete()) or that it failed to start up (by exiting with a nonzero exit code).
| def ovs.daemon.get_detach | ( | void | ) |
Will daemonize() really detach?
| def ovs.daemon.handle_args | ( | args | ) |
Handles daemon module settings in 'args'. 'args' is an object containing values parsed by the parse_args() method of ArgumentParser. The parent ArgumentParser should have been prepared by add_args() before calling parse_args().
| def ovs.daemon.ignore_existing_pidfile | ( | void | ) |
Normally, daemonize() or daemonize_start() will terminate the program with a message if a locked pidfile already exists. If this function is called, an existing pidfile will be replaced, with a warning.
| def ovs.daemon.make_pidfile_name | ( | name | ) |
Returns the file name that would be used for a pidfile if 'name' were provided to set_pidfile().
| def ovs.daemon.read_pidfile | ( | pidfile | ) |
Opens and reads a PID from 'pidfile'. Returns the positive PID if successful, otherwise a negative errno value.
| def ovs.daemon.set_detach | ( | void | ) |
Sets up a following call to daemonize() to detach from the foreground session, running this process in the background.
| def ovs.daemon.set_monitor | ( | ) |
Sets up a following call to daemonize() to fork a supervisory process to monitor the daemon and restart it if it dies due to an error signal.
| def ovs.daemon.set_no_chdir | ( | void | ) |
Sets that we do not chdir to "/".
| def ovs.daemon.set_pidfile | ( | name | ) |
Sets up a following call to daemonize() to create a pidfile named 'name'. If 'name' begins with '/', then it is treated as an absolute path. Otherwise, it is taken relative to ovs.util.RUNDIR, which is $(prefix)/var/run by default. If 'name' is null, then ovs.util.PROGRAM_NAME followed by ".pid" is used.
| def ovs.daemon.usage | ( | void | ) |
| ovs.daemon._chdir = True |
| ovs.daemon._daemonize_fd = None |
| ovs.daemon._detach = False |
| ovs.daemon._monitor = False |
| ovs.daemon._overwrite_pidfile = False |
| ovs.daemon._pidfile = None |
| ovs.daemon._pidfile_dev = None |
| ovs.daemon._pidfile_ino = None |
| int ovs.daemon.RESTART_EXIT_CODE = 5 |
| tuple ovs.daemon.vlog = ovs.vlog.Vlog("daemon") |


WITNESS LIST State Affairs Committee April 15, 1997-10:30A HB 12 For: Rep. Chisum (Self) Against: Curtis Seidlits (AECT) Janee Briesemeister (Consumers Union) Karl Rabago (Environ. Def. Fund) Mark Zion (TPPA) Tom "Smitty" Smith (Public Citizen) On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Pat Wood (PUC) Registering, but not testifying: On: Bill Clayton (AARP CCTF) Jim Fitzpatrick (AARP) HB 1509 For: John Stauffacher (Destec Energy) Mark Leypoldt (Tx Instruments) Peggy M. Venable (Tx Citizens Sound Econ) Robert Howden (Nat Fed Independent Bus) Stephanie Kroger (Tx Coalition Comp Elec) Steven Kean (Enron) Against: Curtis Seidlits (Assn Electric Companies) Eddie Watson (TU Elictric) Jamie Rochelle (City of San Antonio) Janee Briesemeister (Consumers Union) Karl Rabago (Env Defense Fund) Mark Zion (Tx Public Power) Roy Baker (AARP) Tom Smith (Public Citizen) On: Jay Doegey (City of Arlington) Judy Walsh (Public Utility Comm) Pat Wood III (Public Utility Comm) Robert W. Gee (Public Utility Comm) Suzi McClellan (Office of PUC) Registering, but not testifying: For: Alan Rose (JC Penny Co) Benjamin Jones (Self) Bud McMullen (Self) David Mintz (Tx Apartment Assn) David Pinkus (Sm Business United Tx) Frederick Warner, Jr. (Procter & Gamble) Gary O'Rielly (International Paper) Gearge Talbret (Moblie Oil) Harold Reagan (Alcoa) Jeff Skilling (Enron) Jim Jeffrey (Goose Creek CISD) Julie Moore (Occidental Chemical) Leroy Wieting (Self) Lyle Schenck (Self) Marty Allday (The Coastal Corp) Michael Weiss (Self) Mickey Moore (Tx Retailers Assn) Ralph Oeben (Union Carbide Corp) Steve Perry (Altura Energy) Telisa Toliver (Texaco) William Wurster (Self) Against: Alex Ty Cooke (West Tx Public Power) Arthur von Rosenberg (Self) Ivan George Smith (Sierra Club) Jim Fitzpatrick (AARP) Marc Duane Moseley (AECT (TU Electric)) Steve Schaeffer (HL&P and AECT) On: Mike Williams (Tx Electric Coops) HB 1983 For: Karl Rabago (Environ. Def. Fund) Mike Sloan (SEED) Tom "Smitty" Smith (Public Citizen) Against: Ed Feith (AECT-HLP) Mark Zion (TPPA) On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Pat Wood (PUC) Registering, but not testifying: For: Ivan George Smith (Sierra Club) Janee Briesemeister (Consumes Union) John Bean (Tx Renewable Energy) Marjorie Wood (Self) Michael Osborne (Tx Renewable Energy) Susan Pitman (Am. Lung Assn.) Walter Hornaday (Tx Wind Power Co.) Against: Coyle Kelly (CEED) Curtis Seidlits (AECT) Philip Oldham (TCCE) HB 2534 For: Karl Rabago (Environ. Def. Fund) Mike Sloan (SEED) Tom "Smitty" Smith (Public Citizen) Against: Mark Zion (TPPA) Ron Ford (AECT) On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Pat Wood (PUC) Registering, but not testifying: For: John Bean (Tx Renewable Energy) Marjorie Wood (Self) Michael Osborne (Tx Renewable Energy) Robert Reilley (Enron) Susan Pitman (Am. Lung Assn.) Walter Hornaday (Tx Wind Power Co.) Against: Coyle Kelly (CEED) Curtis Seidlits (AECT) HB 3037 For: Kelley Green (Tx Cotton Ginners' Assn) Rep. Cook (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Mike Williams (Tx Elect. Coops) HB 3165 For: Karl Rabago (Environ. Def. Fund) Mike Sloan (SEED) Tom "Smitty" Smith (Public Citizen) Against: Ron Ford (AECT-CSWC) On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Kenneth Starcher (Wind Energy Research) Pat Wood (PUC) Peter Altman (SEED) Registering, but not testifying: For: John Bean (Tx Renewable Energy) Marjorie Wood (Self) Michael Osborne (Tx Renewable Energy) Susan Pitman (Am. Lung Assn.) Against: Coyle Kelly (CEED) Curtis Seidlits (AECT) Philip Oldham (TCCE) HB 3179 On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Pat Wood (PUC) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Curtis Seidlits (AECT) HB 3268 For: Karl Rabago (Environ. Def. Fund) Rep. Berlanga (Self) Tom "Smitty" Smith (Public Citizen) On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Pat Wood (PUC) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Curtis Seidlits (AECT) Ron Seidel (AECT-TU Elect.) On: Adan Martinez (Tx. Gen. Land Office) Kathleen Vale O'Hara (Tx. Gen. Land Office) HB 3454 For: Janee Briesemeister (Consumers Unionn) Karl Rabago (Environ. Def. Fund) Phillip Oldham (TCCE) Tom "Smitty" Smith (Public Citizen) On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Pat Wood (PUC) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Curtis Seidlits (AECT) Steve Schaeffer (AECT-HLP) HB 3479 Against: Karl Rabago (Environ. Def. Fund) On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Pat Wood (PUC) Tom "Smitty" Smith (Public Citizen) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Curtis Seidlits (AECT) Steve Schaeffer (AECT-HLP) HB 3480 For: Tom "Smitty" Smith (Public Citizen) Against: Curtis Seidlits (AECT) Mark Zion (TPPA) On: Judy Walsh (PUC) Karl Rabago (Environ. Def. Fund) Pat Wood (PUC)


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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain does not wish to stop the formation of a new European Commission, a spokesman for Prime minister Boris Johnson said on Monday, restating the position that London would not be nominating a new commissioner during an election.
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Oil company seeks to keep records closed in Alaska buyout
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Some Alaskans are calling for greater financial transparency from Hilcorp, the company seeking to buy BP’s North Slope assets.
The Anchorage Daily News reported Sunday that Hilcorp asked the Regulatory Commission of Alaska to allow recent years of financial records to remain confidential.
BP has announced plans to sell its Alaska assets including the Prudhoe Bay oil field to Hilcorp for $5.6 billion.
The regulatory commission is responsible for the aspects of the transaction involving the 800-mile (1,287-kilometer) trans-Alaska oil pipeline.
Public comments indicate some residents want Hilcorp to open its records to ensure it has the means to respond to a costly accident in the region that includes the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska.
The privately held company based in Houston, Texas, says disclosure could hurt its competitive advantage.
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I've just uploaded a second tutorial on parsing Flat File schemas using BizTalk, using a few things I've been experimenting with as an example. Hope someone finds it useful!


Before Change
self._session = session
def set_parent(self, parent=None):
if self.parent is not self and self.is_built_coherence() is Build.YES:
raise GPflowError("Parent cannot be changed for compiled node.")
if parent and not isinstance(parent, Parentable):
raise GPflowError("Argument does not implement parentable interface.")
self._session = None
self._parent = parent if parent is not None else None
def is_built_coherence(self, graph=None):
After Change
self._session = session
def set_parent(self, parent=None):
if parent is self:
raise ValueError("Self references are prohibited.")
if parent and not isinstance(parent, Parentable):
raise ValueError("Parent object must implement parentable interface.")
self._session = None
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Thai wide-char word segmentation. More...
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| int | th_brk_wc_find_breaks (ThBrk *brk, const thwchar_t *s, int pos[], size_t pos_sz) |
| Find word break positions in Thai wide-char string. More... | |
| int | th_brk_wc_insert_breaks (ThBrk *brk, const thwchar_t *in, thwchar_t *out, size_t out_sz, const thwchar_t *delim) |
| Insert word delimitors in given wide-char string. More... | |
| int | th_wbrk (const thwchar_t *s, int pos[], size_t pos_sz) |
| Find word break positions in Thai wide-char string. More... | |
| int | th_wbrk_line (const thwchar_t *in, thwchar_t *out, size_t out_sz, const thwchar_t *delim) |
| Insert word delimitors in given wide-char string. More... | |
Thai wide-char word segmentation.
| int th_brk_wc_find_breaks | ( | ThBrk * | brk, |
| const thwchar_t * | s, | ||
| int | pos[], | ||
| size_t | pos_sz | ||
| ) |
Find word break positions in Thai wide-char string.
| brk | : the word breaker |
| s | : the input string to be processed |
| pos | : array to keep breaking positions |
| pos_sz | : size of pos[] |
Finds word break positions in Thai string s and stores at most pos_sz breaking positions in pos[], from left to right.
(Available since version 0.1.25, libthai.so.0.3.0)
| int th_brk_wc_insert_breaks | ( | ThBrk * | brk, |
| const thwchar_t * | in, | ||
| thwchar_t * | out, | ||
| size_t | out_sz, | ||
| const thwchar_t * | delim | ||
| ) |
Insert word delimitors in given wide-char string.
| brk | : the word breaker |
| in | : the input wide-char string to be processed |
| out | : the output wide-char buffer |
| out_sz | : the size of out (as number of elements) |
| delim | : the wide-char word delimitor to insert |
Analyzes the input string and store the string in output buffer with the given word delimitor inserted at every word boundary.
(Available since version 0.1.25, libthai.so.0.3.0)
| int th_wbrk | ( | const thwchar_t * | s, |
| int | pos[], | ||
| size_t | pos_sz | ||
| ) |
Find word break positions in Thai wide-char string.
| s | : the input string to be processed |
| pos | : array to keep breaking positions |
| pos_sz | : size of pos[] |
Finds word break positions in Thai string s and stores at most pos_sz breaking positions in pos[], from left to right. Uses the shared word breaker.
(This function is deprecated since version 0.1.25, in favor of th_brk_wc_find_breaks(), which is more thread-safe.)
Insert word delimitors in given wide-char string.
| in | : the input wide-char string to be processed |
| out | : the output wide-char buffer |
| out_sz | : the size of out (as number of elements) |
| delim | : the wide-char word delimitor to insert |
Analyzes the input string and store the string in output buffer with the given word delimitor inserted at every word boundary. Uses the shared word breaker.
(This function is deprecated since version 0.1.25, in favor of th_brk_wc_insert_breaks(), which is more thread-safe.)


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2. Visualization Types¶
2.1. Introduction¶
In the theory portion of lesson 2, we’re going to discuss the different types of visualizations possible and when/how they are used to communicate the data to an audience.
There are MANY different graphs and unfortunately, we are only going to scrape a small surface.
A great resource to use to discover different visualization types is The Data Visualisation Catalogue. Now, remember that just because the viz type exists, doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the most effective plot for communication.
2.2. Graph Types¶
2.2.1. Area vs Position¶
First, let’s get into channel types. When we make plots we often use either an area or a position channel to represent data. Let’s compare how these two channels can impact the efficiency of our interpretation of plots.
This exercise was replicated from the Data Visualization course I co-created with Joel Ostblom where we adapted the examples given from Jeffrey Heer’s PyData talk.
First, try to estimate how many times larger circle B is compared to circle A.
Not exactly easy is it? Let’s try it with bars now.
How many times longer is bar B than bar A?
Well, the answer is the same in both examples the bar B is 8 times longer than bar A and circle B is 8 times larger than the area of circle A.
Even if you were right with both of these estimates, you would have likely found it easier to compare the length of the bars over the area of the circles. The other question that may come to mind is are you supposed to compare diameter, radius, or area?
With bars, so long are the widths are the same the ambiguity is lower for comparing objects.
This is something that really should be on your mind when using visualizations to communicate insights.
2.2.2. Pie Charts¶
A pie chart is a circular graph (a pie 🥧 if you will) that is broken into slices to illustrate the numerical proportion of a whole.
In pie charts, the arc length, angle and area of each slice are proportional to the value it’s representing.
Pie charts generally work well when the values are easy fractions like a half or quarter or when the datasets are small but this figure has a bad reputation in data science and is often criticized by experts.
This communication of information can instead be displayed with either a stacked bar chart or side-by-side bar charts.
2.2.3. Stacked Bar Charts¶
Stacked bar charts communicate the same information as a pie chart however often it is argued that this is easier to compare values.
Often stacked bar charts are ideal when there are only two categories since both segments will be easy to compare between categories.
2.2.4. Side by Side Bars¶
The last option is if we simply displayed the information using position only and split up the categories into separate bars.
Here we can see not only the values of each category quickly and clearly but we don’t have to do any hard approximation of how many times larger one category is from another.
2.2.5. Comparing Pie, Stacked Bar and Side by Side Bar Plots¶
Clause Wike has the following useful table from his Data Viz resource that explains how the 3 types of plots can most effectively be used.
| Pie chart | Stacked bars | Side-by-side bars | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clearly visualizes the data as proportions of a whole | ✔ | ✔ | ✖ |
| Allows easy visual comparison of the relative proportions | ✖ | ✖ | ✔ |
| Visually emphasizes simple fractions, such as 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 | ✔ | ✖ | ✖ |
| Looks visually appealing even for very small datasets | ✔ | ✖ | ✔ |
| Works well when the whole is broken into many pieces | ✖ | ✖ | ✔ |
| Works well for the visualization of many sets of proportions or time series of proportions | ✖ | ✔ | ✖ |
My simple rule of thumb is when possible use side-by-side plots unless there are 2 categories where you want a quick identification of when a category is greater.
2.2.6. 3-D¶
Ahhhh, The 3D plot. We mentioned this very quickly on the very first day of our course and we saw how changing the dimension of a plot visualizing the ESS of blood vessels increased the identification of low ESS from 71% to 91%.
This alone should be enough of an argument to explain why 3D plots should not be used unnecessarily.
The most common time to avoid 3-dimensional plots is in a bar or pie chart or when you have no way of rotating your plot to see all the views possible.
Let’s look at a clear example where this method is deceiving.
The values of each of these bars appear to have the values A=0.7, B=1.7, C=2.7 and D=3.7.
However, in reality, the true values of A, B, C and D are 1,2,3, and 4 and it’s only because of the angle and point of view of the plot, do we see deceiving values.
This being said, 3D plots can be extremely communicative in animative plots or in topographical maps or when you have control over the view.
2.2.7. Scatter Plot¶
A scatter plot is a type of plot used to visualize 2 columns that both have continuous values.
Scatter plots are also used to observe relationships between variables. For example, if when the values of x increases, the y values tend to increase, there appears to be a positive relationship between the 2 columns.
[Source: www.emathzone.com](https://www.emathzone.com/tutorials/basic-statistics/scatter-diagram.html)
You’ll likely be using these frequently as they are easy to interpret and they also can show the distribution of 2 columns simultaneously. (We will talk a little more about this later.)
2.2.8. Line Graphs¶
You’ll often see these when trying to visualize time as a variable. Time is a continuous feature usually plotted on the x-axis.
Data is plotted and a line is created to connect the data between intervals.
Line graphs are quite common in the wild because they are easy to understand.
Rarely, (if ever) will you see line graphs visualizing categorical data.
Don’t mistake line graphs with lines of best fit or trend lines. These are quite different.
A trend line won’t connect the data points and instead will find a suitable equation for a line that approximately represents the data as a straight line, whereas line graphs connect the data together.
2.2.9. Geographical¶
When displaying data with a geospatial component we generally need to use some form of a map. We saw already that Tableau takes coordinates such as latitude and longitude and projects them onto a flat surface.
We also often colour different regions based on specific data values. These are called Choropleth maps. We will learn how to make these in Lesson 3.
2.3. Quick Quiz¶
Between area and position, which is generally easier to compare when analyzing?
What is the name of the graph we use to compare proportions that is circular in shape?
True or False: Plotting in 3D can distort the data depending on the view.
True or False: There are acceptable times to present a 3D plot.
Which graph is used to visualize how the value of something changes over time?
True or False: Scatter plots are generally used to visualize the data of 2 discrete variables (columns).
What is the name of a geospatial map where regions and certain areas are coloured or patterned in proportion to a column value or calculation?
Solutions!
Position
Pie chart
True
True
Line graph
False
Choropleth maps
2.4. Distributions¶
Often when we are trying to understand our data better, we dive deeper into particular columns and examine how frequently certain values occur, or the range it spans over.
Visualizing the distribution of these columns allows us to identify both of these measures.
2.4.1. Visualizing a Numeric Column¶
The simplest way to see how a column from a dataframe is distributed is by plotting all the values on a single axis.
This is like a single axis of a scatter plot.
Now, this looks fine with a few values but what happens when we have thousands or hundreds of thousands of rows?
It’s now extremely difficult to make sense of the distribution as the points are all overlapping.
We call this type of behaviour in plots “over-saturated”.
So, what can we use instead?
<IP_ADDRESS>. Histograms¶
We can instead group the values into bins and show the number of observations in each bin (the count) on the y-axis.
This ends up looking like a bar chart but instead of a categorical column on one of the axis, we have displayed our continuous, numeric column into groups.
This distribution could be potentially changed with different axis transformations but we can talk about that later on.
Some distributions have a bell shape distribution which we call “normal”. Others can have many peaks or no peaks at all which we would call “uniform”.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Density¶
One of the problems with histograms is that we can vary the shape of the distribution depending on the width we assign to each bin. For example, the bins could be $100 wide or $500 wide and our distribution would then change.
A histogram is not completely unbiased and when we have a small dataset, this can be much more problematic.
We often use histograms because they have been used for centuries now and easy to draw without too many problems.
With our new age of technology though, we can use other plotting types that have less bias.
The density plot is a solution to this!
Density plots visualize uses kernel smoothing to visualize the underlying probability distribution of the data.
Essentially we can create bell-shaped bins for the data instead of square ones in the histograms. These bell-shaped bins are called kernels and added up together to give a smooth distribution.
Although we often call this a “density plot”, the proper name is Kernel Density Estimate (KDE).
The funny thing about everything we said above is that Tableau does not facilitate the creation of density plots easily. Of course, there are workarounds for this but we have histograms to work with instead.
2.4.2. Visualizing 2 numeric columns¶
If we want to compare the distributions of 2 numeric columns, the easiest plot to create would simply be a scatter plot!
We can also see the relationship between the two columns, the frequency of the values of each axis, as well as the range.
2.4.3. Visualizing the Distribution of Categorical Columns¶
We’ve seen that bar charts work as a method of displaying the number of observations for each category in a categorical column which is somewhat like a distribution but is most commonly referred to as just showing the counts of the categories.
However, this only shows a single value for each category though whether it be the count, mean, median, etc. and we know that can be quite restrictive. It will hide a lot of the variation that may be occurring in the data and potentially lead to incorrect analysis.
So, what can we use instead?
<IP_ADDRESS>. Box Plot¶
A boxplot is a graph that shows some key summary statistics and often outlying individual values.
Box plots will show not just the median value, but also the lower and upper quartiles, and often the min and max values or extreme values.
Source: https://datavizcatalogue.com
The middle line represents the data’s median value.
The box is the data’s interquartile range (IQR) which is the 25th to the 75th percentile.
The whiskers often indicates the variability outside the upper and lower quartiles.
Sometimes outliers are displayed as individual marks.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Violin plot¶
Although Tableau isn’t capable of making violin plots in an easy straightforward way, it’s important that we mention them.
Source: https://datavizcatalogue.com
Boxplots are effective for showing multiple statistics, however, they are not effective in showing distributions with multiple peaks.
Source: Justin Matejka, George Fitzmaurice
Violin plots essentially give us a rotated distribution of the data and help us interpret the data more effectively than a box plot.
2.4.4. Visualizing the distribution of 2 Categoric Columns¶
Often we may want to see the number of observations that are in 2 specific columns.
For example, if a movie genre is contained in 1 column, and the rating is a second column, how many movies in our data are of the “Action” genre and are rated 13A?
You often will have questions that are dependent on knowing how many observations are present in 2 different column categories.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Heatmaps¶
Heatmaps are a way to effectively visualize the counts of observations from two-dimensional categorical data.
In this heatmap, we can see that the consumer segment ships the majority of their orders with Standard Class. In fact, for all segments, Standard Class appears to be the most frequent.
We can really get a sense of our data when comparing 2 categorical columns, and heatmaps are an effective way to do so, however, they do not give the exact count for each colour tint so adjusting the plot accordingly could sometimes be helpful in some scenarios.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Plots Using Marker Size¶
We talked about how relying on a single colour channel to communicate information can pose some problems for those with colorblindness and it’s often harder to see small variations in colour as we can with position or size channels.
To accommodate for these issues, we can either add the values as we showed above or we can use size AND colour for these plots.
2.5. Quick Quiz¶
True or False: Using the same data, a histogram’s shape can change depending on the bin size.
True or False: When we are visualizing data from a single column, we are (usually) more interested in the shape/distribution in general, than individual points.
What does the middle line of a box plot represent?
Which visualization type can show multiple summary statistics of data as well as their distributions?
What is another name for a density plot?
What plot type is most appropriate if we are interested in visualizing the relationship between two numeric/quantitative columns?
Solutions!
True
True
Median
Violin plot
Kernel Density Estimate (KDE)
Scatter plot


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As New Zealand volcano erupted, a tourist captured images and videos of the disaster
by ReutersBy: Reuters | Updated: December 9, 2019 7:30:04 pm
The White Mountain Island volcano eruption (Twitter user @mch)
Tourist Michael Schade stood at the crater of New Zealand’s White Island volcano minutes before it erupted on Monday and shared his terrifying experience in a series of messages and videos posted on social media.
“My God, White Island volcano in New Zealand erupted today for first time since 2001. My family and I had gotten off it 20 minutes before, were waiting at our boat about to leave when we saw it,” he tweeted.
“Boat ride home tending to people our boat rescued was indescribable.”
At least five people were killed and many were reported missing when the volcano erupted apparently without warning off the east coast of New Zealand’s North Island. Police said they did not expect to find any more survivors.
In video Schade posted on Twitter as he sped away from the island in a boat, a huge plume of white ash soars into the sky as a group of frightened tourists huddle close to the shore.
A helicopter parked nearby on the island looks crumpled and covered in ash.
“Those are some of the people (our) boat picked up. Praying for them and their recovery. Woman my mom tended to was in critical condition but seemed strong by the end,” Schade tweeted to his 2,570 followers.
“The helicopters on the island looked destroyed.”
Schade describes himself in his Twitter handle as someone who likes “helping people, photography, reading, gym, travelling, and learning new things”. He says he lives in San Francisco.
“This is so hard to believe. Our whole tour group were literally standing at the edge of the main crater not 30 minutes before,” he tweeted.
“My thoughts (are) with the families of those currently unaccounted for, the people recovering now, and especially the rescue workers.”
He also praised tour operators who helped tend to people in the minutes after the eruption.
“Endless gratitude to that crew for stepping up as first responders,” he wrote.
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The Oxford Team Tournament is a new archery competition designed for teams. Three archers shoot a FITA 18m qualification round, followed by team knock out matches, using Beiter Hit-Miss targets.
The competition is open to teams of three archers, either all recurve or all compound. The ranking round is a normal FITA 18, shot on 3 spot faces. The matches which follow are shot on Beiter Hit-Miss targets. Each match consists of 24 arrows per team shot over 4 ends of 2 minutes each, highest number of hits wins. These targets are a great spectacle, and huge fun to shoot at. For an example of what they're like, check out the final of the British Universities Team Championships 2012 on YouTube.


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java.lang.Object cetus.analysis.DDGraph
public class DDGraph
Data-dependence Graph to store the result of dependence testing
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DDGraph.Arc
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static boolean |
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summarize
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DDGraph()
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void |
addAllArcs(java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> arcs)
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void |
addArc(DDGraph.Arc arc_to_add)
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boolean |
checkAntiDependence(Expression e1,
Expression e2)
Check if there is anti dependence from e1 to e2 |
boolean |
checkEqualDependences(Loop loop)
Check if the dependence direction for the input loop is equal in all dependences in the graph |
boolean |
checkFlowDependence(Expression e1,
Expression e2)
Check if there is flow dependence from e1 to e2 |
boolean |
checkLoopCarriedDependence(Loop l)
Check if the dependence direction for the input loop is loop-carried for any of the dependences in the graph |
boolean |
checkLoopCarriedDependenceForGraph()
Returns true if there exists a loop carried dependence for ANY loop in the nest represented by this dependence graph |
boolean |
checkOutputDependence(Expression e1,
Expression e2)
Check if there is an output dependence from e1 to e2 |
void |
deleteArc(DDGraph.Arc arc)
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filterUnwantedArcs()
Removes arcs with directions: (.) --> containing '.' = invalid merged direction |
java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> |
getAllArcs()
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getDependenceArcsFromTo(ArrayAccess expr1,
ArrayAccess expr2)
Obtain all possible dependence information from expr1 to expr2 in a given loop |
java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> |
getDependences(Expression expr1,
Expression expr2)
Obtain all possible dependence information between a pair of array accesses in a given loop |
java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> |
getDependences(Statement stmt1,
Statement stmt2)
Obtain all possible dependence information between a pair of statements in a given loop |
java.util.ArrayList<DependenceVector> |
getDirectionMatrix(java.util.LinkedList<Loop> nest)
Obtain a matrix representation of direction vectors for the dependences contained within this dependence graph |
java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> |
getLoopCarriedDependencesForGraph()
Returns a list of all dependences (arcs) that are loop carried with respect to ANY of the loops in the nest represented by this dependence graph |
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getSubGraph(Loop loop)
From the current dependence graph, extract a subgraph containing dependences only for the specified loop and its inner nest |
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removeDuplicateArcs()
Filter out duplicate and unwanted arcs from the graph |
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summarizeGraph()
Summarize the direction vectors between nodes of this graph |
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toString()
Print function to print entire dependence graph information |
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public static final boolean not_summarize
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public DDGraph()
public DDGraph(java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> dependence_arcs)
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public void addArc(DDGraph.Arc arc_to_add)
public void deleteArc(DDGraph.Arc arc)
public java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> getAllArcs()
public void addAllArcs(java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> arcs)
public void filterUnwantedArcs()
public void removeDuplicateArcs()
public void summarizeGraph()
public boolean checkLoopCarriedDependenceForGraph()
public java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> getLoopCarriedDependencesForGraph()
public boolean checkEqualDependences(Loop loop)
loop
- the loop for which equal dependence direction must be checked
public boolean checkLoopCarriedDependence(Loop l)
l
- the loop for which loop-carried dependence existence must be checked
public java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> getDependenceArcsFromTo(ArrayAccess expr1, ArrayAccess expr2)
expr1
- - ArrayAccessexpr2
- - ArrayAccess
public java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> getDependences(Expression expr1, Expression expr2)
expr1
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public boolean checkFlowDependence(Expression e1, Expression e2)
e1
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- sink of dependence
public boolean checkAntiDependence(Expression e1, Expression e2)
e1
- source of dependencee2
- sink of dependence
public boolean checkOutputDependence(Expression e1, Expression e2)
e1
- source of dependencee2
- sink of dependence
public java.util.ArrayList<DDGraph.Arc> getDependences(Statement stmt1, Statement stmt2)
stmt1
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public DDGraph getSubGraph(Loop loop)
loop
- the loop and its inner nest for which dependences are to be extracted into a
separate graph
DDGraph
that belongs to loop
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public java.util.ArrayList<DependenceVector> getDirectionMatrix(java.util.LinkedList<Loop> nest)
nest
- the loop nest for which the matrix needs to be obtained
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Last week's gems this week
- Like most people who have seen/use/use the validator buttons, you can't but grimace at their, erm , well, ugliness. Here though are some tasteful buttons for xHTML and CSS compliance display. So much nicer than the W3c ones... Go get them
- Part 2 of the interview with Mike Davidson of ESPN
- Over the last couple of weeks I have contemplating the purchase of a laptop. But with so many different options out there and technology having moved on leaps and bounds since I last forked out some case for hardware. It's time to do some serious research, and first up what's the go with UXGA?? Well here is a primer for all those monitor/display related specs (ta Neil).
- Here is a link to CSS tab based lists and how to implement them, but this chap also happens to have a whole heap of other related CSS info, well worth the browse.
- One of the main reasons for developing web sites with web standards in mind
is so that the pages can be accessible by multiple devices, not just browsers,
but also PDAs. I have a Palm and I use AvantGo, so I thought I'd look up their
resources, after all maybe one day I'll find the time to create an AvantGo
version my site:
- This link has some useful tips and hints for designing your database for optimum performance. On that page I also found a link to a site that is dedicated to MS SQL server performance, which had some more useful resources.
- Over at Hivelogic there is a
nifty little way to force browsers to reload background images in style sheets.
By default browsers seem to cache images defined in style sheets, but by pointing
the url in the style sheet to a link similar to this background-image:
url(http://example.com/rotate.php?id=e74b9c816a5303cf337dcfb63f7d86e1);.
The browser is prompted to reload the image because a) it's a link, but b)
it's a template that's being called. Not only that though as you can see from
this example it's pointing to a PHP template so could even code it in such
a manner that it rotates the background image. Have a read!!
- I recently wrote a little item on favelets and here is a pretty cool one that reads the x and y co-ordinates of your mouse (and displays them on screen), as well as allowing you to draw a marquee and giving you the exact box dimensions.
- Having recently completed and RDF come RSS feed generator for my CMS I could
have benefited
from this useful link. A real in depth tutorial for building RSS feeds.
- Digital web is carrying a tutorial on designing logos, also pretty cool.
- Some Cold Fusion resources: an extensive and detailed explanation of using UDFs (User Defined Functions) in CF 5.
- Found this page, which contains a list of conferences on User Interface design, while I was reading up on how to get the most out of conferences.
- Just finished reading the interview on Meet the Makers.com with Steve Champeon
(the new leader of WaSP), and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed it. Have
a read. In this interview he also refereed to this site, Stating
the Obvious, which at a glance seemed pretty good, as it's on a topic
that interests me. Focusing on thinking in a critical manner and also formalising
these thoughts by writing them down.
- How to read a W3c
specification is a really good explanation on A
List Apart about w3c specifications, their intended audience, how to read
these and what you can take away from them.
- And now a set of links I found while working on the Reach
Conferencing project, accumulated over the last month or so, that have
me helped understand, implement solutions and apply work arounds to a number
of CSS problems: This has an
interesting analysis of the current browsers and their implementation of CSS.
This also makes for a slightly demoralising read, as it shows quite clearly
all of the deficiencies still out there. A
tool that translates CSS selectors into plain English.


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Classes
The client. What else do you expect this to say?
Documents all Client events. ($client->on('name here', callable))
Holds all constants.
Represents an error from the Discord API.
Something all channels implement.
Something all guild channels implement.
Something all storages implement.
Something all textchannels (all text-based channels) implement.
Something all voicechannels implement.
Interface for WS compressions. This is used internally.
Interface for WS encodings. This is used internally.
Something someone does.
Represents a guild's category channel.
Channel Storage to store channels, which utilizes Collection.
Something all Models, with the need for a client, extend. Do not use this.
Represents the Client User.
Represents a classic DM channel.
Represents an emoji - both custom and unicode emojis.
Emoji Storage to store emojis, utilizes Collection.
Represents a Group DM channel.
Represents a guild. It's recommended to see if a guild is available before performing operations or reading data from it.
Represents a guild audit log.
Represents a guild audit log entry.
Represents a guild member.
Guild Member Storage to store guild members, utilizes Collection.
Guild Storage to store guilds, utilizes Collection.
Represents an invite.
Represents a message.
Represents an attachment (from a message).
Represents a received embed from a message. This class can also be used to make a Rich Embed.
Holds message mentions.
Represents a message reaction.
Message Storage to store and handle messages, utilizes Collection.
Represents an OAuth Application.
Represents a partial channel.
Represents a partial guild.
Represents a permission overwrite.
Permissions. Something fabulous.
Represents a presence.
Presence Storage, which utilizes Collection.
Rich Presence assets.
Represents a role.
Role Storage to store a guild's roles, utilizes Collection.
Base class for all storages.
Represents a guild's text channel.
Represents an user on Discord.
Represents an user connection.
User Storage to store and cache users, which utlizies Collection.
Represents a guild's voice channel.
Represents a voice region.
Represents a webhook.
The trait all guild channels use.
The text based channel trait.
Collection, an util to conventionally store a key-value pair.
Data Helper methods.
Represents a Snowflake.
URL Helper methods.
The webhook client.


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Pepperoni
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XPMP2
X-Plane multiplayer library 2 - using instancing
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Holds a copy of some aircraft data as was sent out last. More...
#include <Remote.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| RmtAcCacheTy (const Aircraft &ac, double _lat, double _lon, double _alt_ft) | |
| Constructor copies relevant values from the passed-in aircraft. More... | |
| void | UpdateFrom (const Aircraft &ac, double _lat, double _lon, double _alt_ft) |
| Updates current values from given aircraft. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| const unsigned | fullUpdGrp |
| full update group, with which planes are distributed to load balance sending XPMP2::RMT_MSG_AC_DETAILED messages More... | |
| float | ts |
| timestamp this position was valid (XP network time) More... | |
| double | lat |
| degree latitude More... | |
| double | lon |
| degree longitude More... | |
| double | alt_ft |
| feet altitude More... | |
| XPLMDrawInfo_t | drawInfo |
| position and orientation last sent More... | |
| std::vector< float > | v |
| dataRef values More... | |
| bool | bValid: 1 |
| is this object valid? (Will be reset in case of exceptions) More... | |
| bool | bVisible: 1 |
| Shall this plane be drawn at the moment? More... | |
| bool | bRender: 1 |
| Shall the CSL model be drawn in 3D world? More... | |
| const CSLModel * | pCSLMdl |
| the CSL model in use More... | |
Holds a copy of some aircraft data as was sent out last.
| XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::RmtAcCacheTy | ( | const Aircraft & | ac, |
| double | _lat, | ||
| double | _lon, | ||
| double | _alt_ft | ||
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Constructor copies relevant values from the passed-in aircraft.
| void XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::UpdateFrom | ( | const Aircraft & | ac, |
| double | _lat, | ||
| double | _lon, | ||
| double | _alt_ft | ||
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Updates current values from given aircraft.
| double XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::alt_ft |
feet altitude
| bool XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::bRender |
Shall the CSL model be drawn in 3D world?
| bool XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::bValid |
is this object valid? (Will be reset in case of exceptions)
| bool XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::bVisible |
Shall this plane be drawn at the moment?
| XPLMDrawInfo_t XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::drawInfo |
position and orientation last sent
| const unsigned XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::fullUpdGrp |
full update group, with which planes are distributed to load balance sending XPMP2::RMT_MSG_AC_DETAILED messages
| double XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::lat |
degree latitude
| double XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::lon |
degree longitude
| const CSLModel* XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::pCSLMdl |
the CSL model in use
| float XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::ts |
timestamp this position was valid (XP network time)
| std::vector<float> XPMP2::RmtAcCacheTy::v |
dataRef values


Heavies are the Russian gunners of Team Fortress 2. Renowned for their role in defense, Heavies are also the biggest target.
Heavies are armed with an outstanding 300 health. Add the Medic's 150 health boost and Heavies hold the highest amount of health possible, 450. Aside from the health, they also boast the slowest speed possible but also holds a dangerous Minigun (Primary), a medium ranged Shotgun (Secondary), and their own powerful Fists that can dent metal (Melee).
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A heavy medic combo is devastatingly strong, and and an ubercharged heavy can take down groups of enemies and destroy entire mini bases made by engineers.
It takes a second, and prepares you for the opposition, but it makes you slower than you already are being the slowest class.


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Man 'who beheaded student lover' tried to grab sword during police reenactment
Napoleon expert Oleg Sokolov tried to grab the sword he allegedly killed his PHD student and former lover Anastasia Yeschenko with during a police reenactment of the crime
by Milo Boyd, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/milo-boyd/A top professor who beheaded his PhD student lover was overpowered when he grabbed a sword during a police crime scene reenactment.
Oleg Sokolov has confessed to stabbing and dismembering 24-year-old Anastasia Yeschenko before disposing of her body parts in a river.
The Napoleon expert was taken from his custody cell to his luxury St Petersburg flat to show detectives how he committed the murder as part of the criminal investigation.
With his handcuffs off, the 63-year-old tried to grab the Napoleonic sword but was stopped by officers, law enforcement sources claim.
His lawyer Alexander Pochuev said: “The defence can only confirm that he tried to commit suicide.
“He was stopped by policemen.
“There was no threat to third parties, the act was aimed only at himself.”
He had been taken to the reenactment wearing a police helmet and bullet proof vest for his own protection.
During the reenactment he demonstrated on a mannequin how he killed the PhD student and cut up her body using a saw.
On Saturday the victim’s grieving mother claimed Anastasia had told Sokolov she was leaving him, which she believes this triggered his violent attack.
Lieutenant-Colonel Galina Yeschenko said: “She just got fed up with total control by Sokolov, and she told him that she was leaving.”
The mother told Moskovsky Komsomolets newspaper she had earlier urged her daughter to leave a man old enough to be her grandfather.
Mr Pochuev said Sokolov was ‘tormented” after shooting his lover four times and dismembering her body.
“He repents,” the lawyer said.
“He wants to apologise to the family, to the extent this is possible and wishes to correct the situation.”
The lawyer claimed the killing may have happened because of a full moon.
“It is a known medical fact that many schizophrenic debuts …happen this time,” he said.
Sokolov is in custody pending the murder investigation.
He faces up to 15 years in jail if convicted.


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See the process here: https://www.spi-inc.org/treasurer/reimbursement-form/ . Before submitting expense reports to the Jenkins project, make sure that the expenses are approved by the Jenkins Governance Meeting or by the Jenkins Board. In the most of the cases it is expected that expenses are approved BEFORE the expense actually happens.
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How well do you know your favorite Pixar movies? Did you catch all the easter eggs and subtle references? Do you know all the lines of your favorite movie as well as you think you do?
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Rules
Drag a piece of the puzzle, and drop it where you want it.
A piece can only be dropped on its on x- or y-axis
Complete the game in as few moves as possible
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‘Ford V Ferrari’ Zooms Past ‘Charlie’s Angels’ At The Box Office With $31M Opening Weekend
by Brent FurdykChalk up a win for “Ford v Ferrari”, with the Christian Bale-starring racing drama rocketing to the finish line to capture the top spot at the weekend box office.
According to Box Office Mojo, “Ford v Ferrari” landed in first place with a $31-million domestic opening, with the James Mangold-directed feature tallying a worldwide total of $52 million so far.
“We knew it was a real crowd pleaser,” Cathleen Taff, Disney’s president of global distribution told Variety. “With the caliber of talent from director James Mangold and Christian Bale and Matt Damon, it felt like a must-see movie. We’re thrilled to see it breaking out.”
The news was not as good for the other high-profile release to hit theatres this weekend, with “Charlie’s Angels” landing in third place with a disappointing domestic opening of just $8.6 million, well below the $13 million-plus the studio had been anticipating.
“Midway” captured the second-place spot with $8.7 million in ticket sales in its second weekend, for a two-week domestic total of $35.1 million.
Rounding out the top five: the John Cena comedy “Playing with Fire” in fourth place, adding $8.5 million for a two-week domestic total of $25.5 million; and Emilia Clarke’s “Last Christmas”, which delivered $6.7 million domestically in its second weekend, for a total to date of $22.5 million.


If you love Telegram but don't want to leave Discord then you'll be pleased to find we've built a bridge in this channel. If you'd like to join the group in the Telegram app you can find it here: https://t.me/KomodoPlatform_Official.
With 2018 drawing to a close and the cryptomarkets trodding along, ever sideways. The once parabolic mover, Cardano seems to be stuck in a price trap. What a...
GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 06:22 AM
[telegram] <Seko> It's only cool when the video thematizes Komodo. ;) (re @Matt: I'm going to be making a Coin Report video for Komodo soon, one of my favorite projects in crypto.I was just wondering if anyone could give me some feedback on my video? If its uncool I post this, please delete the post.)
[telegram] <barbierir> serious vulnerabilities discovered in Ethereum virtual machine
GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 06:22 PM
[telegram] <Hermes08> The soft logout in Lite mode will let you load the same coins you had in the previous session without having to add them again... And the complete logout will need all the coins that you want to view in Lite to be added (re @Kpprabhu: What is the difference between soft logout and complete logout in agama ?)
[telegram] <Hermes08> Are you still facing this issue? (re @encrypted: )
[telegram] <Hermes08> After a while you should be able to connect to more peers automatically
[telegram] <encrypted> i am not home but leave the pc to sync again ... i am afraid if i close th3 app before downloading and syncing all the block i ll have 8ssues and need to take it from zero (re @Hermes08: After a while you should be able to connect to more peers automatically)
[telegram] <encrypted> last time i close the app at 96% when i restart was i " loading please wait " for more them 30min
[telegram] <encrypted> i wanna dw the block cause I wanna test the shielded transaction
GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 06:36 PM
[telegram] <Hermes08> It takes time in some cases depending on the machine resources...
GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 06:53 PM
[telegram] <Kpprabhu> Thanks. Also I don't find backup wallet option.
If I have the private keys to my address is it enough or should I take backup and have the back file too ? (re @Hermes08: The soft logout in Lite mode will let you load the same coins you had in the previous session without having to add them again... And the complete logout will need all the coins that you want to view in Lite to be added)
[telegram] <Hermes08> If you are using lite mode your seed is your way of accessing your wallet. You should take a copy of the private keys of the addresses that you have.... if you want to have the private key of each one of them individually...that gives you double security.(edited)
[telegram] <Hermes08> For instance if by any reason you loose your seed you could enter an specific address in a wallet with your private key only(edited)
[telegram] <Hermes08> But there are different types of addresses in your wallet..your Bitcoin address is not the same as the one for Komodo
[telegram] <Hermes08> so if you wish you can backup the keys of each individual public address by writing down the private key.
[telegram] <Hermes08> The Komodo assetchains addresses share the same public address so having the private key for one Assetchain that you possess in lite mode gives you control of all the addresses that are KMD assetchains with that specific seed
[telegram] <petermetz> Hi, I'm readying your white paper. I think it has a typo in it. The Enigma was invented at the end of World War II, not I.
GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 07:20 PM
[telegram] <Seko> Ahoy treasure hunter!
We raffle 100 ARRR among all pirates who follow PIRATEchain on Medium.
Just follow and with a little luck win 100 ARRR.
https://medium.com/piratechain
Welcome to the Medium-Blog of PIRATEchain. PIRATE is an independent blockchain built using the Komodo Platform assetchains. The mining algorithm is Equihash PoW. PIRATE (ARRR) is the most shielded coins of all privacy coins. Tor network is supported.
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GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 07:58 PM
[telegram] <encrypted> 16gb ddr i7 7700 1terra segate i have power and 300mb/s internet dw speed (re @Hermes08: It takes time in some cases depending on the machine resources...)
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[telegram] <encrypted> after 7 h
[telegram] <Kpprabhu> Perfect.  Yes, it will act as a full node .
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> On a laptop i5 1tb ssd 8gb ram, and shitty Internet using wifi can sync it in 8hrs on windows.
Komodo (KMD) Network Peer Explorer | Active Peers: 64 | Unique Peer Countries: 9 | Addnode List
GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 10:42 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> Thanks for reading the white paper! It's an excellent read you'll find. As for the Enigma machine, the first rotor machines were created in 1915, and the Enigma was created and then patented from those designs in 1918 by Arthur Scherbius, it went to production throughout the 1920s. (re @petermetz: Hi, I'm readying your white paper. I think it has a typo in it. The Enigma was invented at the end of World War II, not I.)
[telegram] <petermetz> Oh wow, I was a 100% sure they did in WW II. My bad.
GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 11:27 PM
[telegram] <amit_8> Hey guys. Have read through the massively technical Komodo whitepaper all pages (re @Regnar: Thanks for reading the white paper! It's an excellent read you'll find. As for the Enigma machine, the first rotor machines were created in 1915, and the Enigma was created and then patented from those designs in 1918 by Arthur Scherbius, it went to production throughout the 1920s.)
[telegram] <amit_8> It's the best one I've ever read.. complete in all aspects of security from even ww3 type events.. the ability to migrate to other chains, privacy, atomic swaps. Etc all amazing tech
[telegram] <amit_8> The big question me and some colleagues ask is what plans exist to take this tech out to the wider non tech community?
[telegram] <amit_8> In one extreme end you have eos and block one spending tons of marketing money on global hackathons organised as if they were the Oscars.. but they have no tech worth building on.
[telegram] <amit_8> Komodo has the tech but imo needs wider audience
[telegram] <amit_8> Btw we will definitely be building on kmd for a small part of our project.
[telegram] <amit_8> We calculated our costs and for a small investment we could easily gain the security of komodo and Bitcoin pow networks for the entire life of our project.. so two thumbs up guys for the awesome work!!
[telegram] <Regnar> No worries! It was used during WWII though. The white paper cited its sources as well. (re @petermetz: Oh wow, I was a 100% sure they did in WW II. My bad.)
GatewayBOT09-Nov-18 11:50 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> That's great to hear! It is certainly a bargain deal ;) currently Komodo is overhauling its brand and message and has brought on Ideas By Nature to facilitate this. You can check out their previous work on projects like Salt, Shapeshift, bitcoin,com, Coindesk, coincap,io and others. So we're very confident the new image will be great.
Additionally jl777 and other devs have been developing crypto conditions contracts that can work cross chains and are language agnostic. The creation of them is the initial steps to show what can be done, and bring projects on board to build with them.
Komodo is a decentralized project so most funds for things are crowdsourced or contributed from the lead developers own pockets, and I know there is a partnership announcement coming up, though I dont know how much marketing team is letting on before hand so I wont go beyond saying that (check out the discord channel for more info too).
There is also a lot of resources being built to help developers learn how to build on Komodo, and in various languages. It's pretty split apart right now (as is the nature of decentralized projects) but we are consolidating them for ease of use for developers.
Here's the discord link, definitely can get lost in all the channels of cool stuff and 3rd party projects building on Komodo. You can also ask to have your project there too if youd like.
https://discord.gg/mXWtpkp (re @amit_8: We calculated our costs and for a small investment we could easily gain the security of komodo and Bitcoin pow networks for the entire life of our project.. so two thumbs up guys for the awesome work!! )
GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 12:02 AM
[telegram] <amit_8> That is awesome @Regnar.. Looking forward to wins for Komodo going forward Hopefully Ideas by Nature will helping with the UX part on barterdex too j/k.. I'm sure there are great times ahead. (re @Regnar: That's great to hear! It is certainly a bargain deal ;) currently Komodo is overhauling its brand and message and has brought on Ideas By Nature to facilitate this. You can check out their previous work on projects like Salt, Shapeshift, bitcoin,com, Coindesk, coincap,io and others. So we're very confident the new image will be great.
Additionally jl777 and other devs have been developing crypto conditions contracts that can work cross chains and are language agnostic. The creation of them is the initial steps to show what can be done, and bring projects on board to build with them.
Komodo is a decentralized project so most funds for things are crowdsourced or contributed from the lead developers own pockets, and I know there is a partnership announcement coming up, though I dont know how much marketing team is letting on before hand so I wont go beyond saying that (check out the discord channel for more info too).
There is also a lot of resources being built to help developers learn how to build on Komodo, and in various languages. It's pretty split apart right now (as is the nature of decentralized projects) but we are consolidating them for ease of use for developers.
Here's the discord link, definitely can get lost in all the channels of cool stuff and 3rd party projects building on Komodo. You can also ask to have your project there too if youd like.
https://discord.gg/mXWtpkp)
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[telegram] <amit_8> Have been looking at CC and we're going to implement a simple contract and once we have something out will definitely post to the discord channel
[telegram] <Regnar> Glad to hear! Make sure you join discord and get acquainted with the channels that will be most helpful to you, as well as which team members are most active in those channels if you have questions (re @amit_8: Have been looking at CC and we're going to implement a simple contract and once we have something out will definitely post to the discord channel)
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GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 02:15 AM
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GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 02:25 AM
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GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 04:00 AM
[telegram] <CryptoInvestorAU> Can I share the link for Verus community voting for txbit exchange?
GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 04:48 AM
[telegram] <CryptoInvestorAU> Please support Verus by voting for them in this round of community voting for txbit.io
If we win this round, it means a free exchange listing on txbit.io, a highly anticipated, publicly registered company and exchange in the Netherlands.
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[telegram] <Regnar> If you didn't know, Guarda (3rd party wallet provider) offers desktop, web wallets, mobile wallets, and chrome extension wallets that support KMD. You can even claim your 5.1% rewards with their wallets too.
3rd party wallet provider, check them out if that's your style.
https://twitter.com/Regnar__/status/1061117582613331968?s=20
Just checked out @GuardaWallet web wallet and noticed they support @KomodoPlatform rewards! They offer web wallets, desktop wallets, mobile, as well as browser extensions. Nice work guys!
#crypto #btc #eth #kmd #bch #xrp #eos #xlm
GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 05:11 AM
[telegram] <shaun98> I've been trying to install the agama wallet but I keep getting a "Not found" notification when I click on the download link
[telegram] <shaun98> Anyone knows why?
GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 05:25 AM
[telegram] <Regnar> Hmm seems I'll pass this along thanks. What OS are you using? (re @shaun98: Anyone knows why?)
[telegram] <shaun98> Windows 10 (re @Regnar: Hmm seems I'll pass this along thanks. What OS are you using?)(edited)
[telegram] <shaun98> I had it previously but I uninstalled it to download the latest version
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[telegram] <Regnar> Under assets you'll see the windows installer (re @shaun98: I had it previously but I uninstalled it to download the latest version)
[telegram] <Regnar> Looks like the website download links are pointing at an older build that isnt there anymore. I passed it along so hopefully it's fixed shortly (re @shaun98: Anyone knows why?)
Hermes10-Nov-18 05:58 AM
The website download links are already fixed.
GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 05:59 AM
[telegram] <shaun98> Thanks, I'll check it out in a bit
GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 07:54 AM
[telegram] <Ruby> Hi, everyone, I am from FMZ Quant, happy to talk about quantitative trading and strategy writing.
Is admin there? I have a question about business cooperation.
[telegram] <Acura360> You can write us<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(re @Ruby: Hi, everyone, I am from FMZ Quant, happy to talk about quantitative trading and strategy writing.
Is admin there? I have a question about business cooperation.)
GatewayBOT10-Nov-18 08:03 AM
[telegram] <Ruby> ok (re @Acura360: You can write us partners@komodoplatform.com)


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