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--- layout: default title: RESThub, your Spring + Backbone.js stack home: true ---
RESThub is a stack based on Spring and Backbone.js designed to build HTML5 applications easily and efficiently. It provides tooling, libraries and documentation in order to build modular web applications with client side state, stateless server and REST webservices or Websocket communication between both.
Statefull is not natural, RESThub was built with HTML5 in mind and is strongly related to REST stateless principles maximizing scalability & testability. State is managed client side with HTML5 capabilities.
Designed to allow progressive complexity. Bootstrap is made easy without introducing limitation to underlying frameworks.
RESThub is pragmatically built uppon strong approved or de facto standards on both server side and client side. You do not have to learn a new framework, you already know it. It is just easier.


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First Name
Last Name
Gender
Degree
Accepted Insurance
Office Hours
Languages
Hospital ID
Username
1
Mark
Otto
@mdo
2
Jacob
Thornton
@fat
3
Larry
the Bird
@twitter


| Abillity | Spec | Level | Cast Time | Cooldown | Cost | Directional? | Range | Effect |
| Wrath | all | 1 | 1.5 seconds | yes | 40 yd | nature damage to 1 enemy | ||
| Moonfire | all | 2 | ??? | 40 yd | arcane damage to 1 enemy, additional arcane damage over 12 seconds | |||
| Regrowth | all | 3 | 1.5 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | heals 1 friendly target, additional healing over 12 seconds | |
| Entangling Roots | all | 4 | 1.7 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 35 yd | roots 1 enemy for 30 seconds, damage may cancel the effect | |
| Cat Form | all | 5 |
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| Shred | all | 5 | 40 energy | yes | melee |
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| Dash | all | 6 | 120 seconds | shapeshift into Cat Form and increase movement speed by 60% for 10 seconds | ||||
| Ferocious Bite | all | 7 | 25-50 energy, 1-5 combo points | yes | melee | physical damage to 1 enemy, additional damage caused based on combo points and additional energy spent | ||
| Bear Form | all | 8 |
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| Mangle | all | 8 | 6 seconds | yes | melee |
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| Moonfire: Rank 2 | all | 9 |
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| Mastery: Harmony | restoration | 10 |
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| Mastery: Nature's Guardian | guardian | 10 |
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| Mastery: Razor Claws | feral | 10 |
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| Mastery: Total Eclipse | balance | 10 |
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| Maul | guardian | 10 | 40 rage | ??? | melee | physical damage to 1 enemy | ||
| Rake | feral | 10 | 35 energy | yes | melee |
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| Rejuvenation | restoration | 10 | ??? mana | no | 40 yd | heals 1 friendly target over 12 seconds | ||
| Starfire | balance | 10 | 2.2 seconds | ??? | 40 yd |
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| Travel Form | all | 10 |
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| Ursine Adept | guardian | 10 |
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| Eclipse | balance | 11 |
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| Swiftmend | restoration | 11 | 15 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | consume a Regrowth or Rejuvenation effect to heal a friendly target | |
| Thrash (feral) | feral | 11 | ??? | melee |
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| Thrash (guardian) | guardian | 11 | ??? | melee |
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| Bear Form: Rank 2 | guardian | 12 |
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| Ironbark | restoration | 12 | 90 seconds | ??? | 40 yd | -20% damage taken by friendly target for 12 seconds | ||
| Starsurge | balance | 12 | 30 astral power | ??? | 40 yd |
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| Tiger's Fury | feral | 12 | 30 seconds |
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| Aquatic Form | all | 13 |
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| Revive | all | 13 | 10 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd |
| |
| Growl | all | 14 | 8 seconds | ??? | 30 yd | taunt 1 enemy to attack you | ||
| Feral Instinct | feral | 16 |
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| Prowl | all | 17 | 6 seconds | shapeshift into Cat Form and enter stealth until cancelled | ||||
| Ironfur | all | 18 | 0.5 seconds | 40 rage |
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| Feline Adept | feral | 19 |
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| Nature's Cure | restoration | 19 | 8 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | removes all curse, magic, and poison effects on 1 friendly target | |
| Remove Corruption (balance) | balance | 19 | 8 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | removes all curse and poison effects on 1 friendy target | |
| Remove Corruption (feral) | feral | 19 | 8 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | removes all curse and poison effects on 1 friendly target | |
| Remove Corruption (guardian) | guardian | 19 | 8 seconds | ??? mana | ??? | 40 yd | removes all curse and poison effects on 1 friendly target | |
| Travel Form: Rank 2 | all | 20 |
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You can enter the name of location you are intrested in to track. You will recieve email every time when 10 new rooms submited


IP Addresses:
My STA IP: {wifi_staip}
My AP IP: {wifi_apip}
Device network configuration:
WIFI SSID:
WIFI PASS:
WIFI AP SSID:
WIFI AP PASS:
WiFi mode:
AP+STA
STA
STA(Low power mode)
OFF
Data sinks:
Sampling interval (min 15s):
*ThingSpeak: API write-key:
*InfuxDB: server address:
InfuxDB: server port:
InfuxDB: user:
InfuxDB: password:
InfuxDB: DB name:
InfuxDB: series name:
InfuxDB: location TAG:
InfuxDB: type TAG:
InfuxDB: nodeId TAG:
* leave empty field if you don't want to use this option.


wash
helps you deal with all your remote or cloud-native infrastructure using the UNIX-y patterns and tools you already know and love.
Introduction
wash
aims to:
- make navigating stuff like servers, containers, or APIs as easy as navigating a local filesystem
- make scripting across your new-fangled infrastructure as easy as writing a local shell script
- render into text that which can be rendered into text (cuz text is a universal interface!) for easy viewing, editing, and UNIXy slicing-and-dicing
- build equivalents of basic, UNIX tools to support the above goals (but reuse existing ones if they work!)
- let you easily extend the system in whatever language you want
- be extremely simple to get up-and-running; if it takes you more than a few minutes, let us know!
Exploring, understanding, and inspecting modern infrastructure should be simple and straightforward. Whether it’s containers, VMs, network devices, IoT stuff, or anything in between…they all have different ways of enumerating what you have, getting a stream of output, running commands, etc. Every vendor has its own tools and APIs that expose these features, each one different, each one bespoke. Thus, they are difficult to compose together to solve higher-level problems. And that’s no fun at all!
UNIX’s philosophy and abstractions have worked for decades. They’re pretty good, and more importantly, they’re familiar to millions of people. wash
intends to apply those same philosophies and abstractions to modern, distributed infrastructure.
Getting started
wash
is distributed as a single binary, and the only prerequisite is libfuse
. Thus, getting going is pretty simple:
- Download the
wash
binary for your platform- or install with
brew install puppetlabs/puppet/wash
- or install with
- Install
libfuse
, if you haven’t already- E.g. on MacOS using homebrew:
brew cask install osxfuse
- E.g. on CentOS:
yum install fuse fuse-libs
- E.g. on Ubuntu:
apt-get install fuse
- E.g. on MacOS using homebrew:
- Start
wash
./wash
At this point, if you haven’t already, you should fire up some resources that wash
can actually introspect. Otherwise, as Han Solo would say, “this is going to be a real short trip”. So fire up some Docker containers, create some EC2 instances, toss some files into S3, launch a Kubernetes pod, etc.
For more of a guided tour that includes spinning up some resources wash
can talk to, check out our docker compose
example.
Once the server is up, you can use vanilla ls
, cd
, etc. to explore. You can then start experimenting with wash
subcommands, like wash ls
and wash tail
, to navigate that filesystem in a more wash
-optimized way. wash
provides wrappers for some of these; you can usually find the native POSIX variants in /usr/bin
or /bin
.
When you’re done, exit
the shell.
Current features
wash
does a lot already, with more to come:
- presents a FUSE filesystem hierarchy for all of your resources, letting you navigate them in normal, filesystem-y ways
- preserves history of all executed commands, facilitating debugging
- serves up an HTTP API for everything
- caches information, for better performance
We’ve implemented a number of handy wash
subcommands (docs):
wash ls
- a version ofls
that uses our API to enhance directory listings withwash
-specific info- e.g. show you what primitives are supported for each resource
wash meta
- emits a resource’s metadata to standard outwash exec
- uses theexec
primitive to let you invoke commands against resourceswash find
- find resources using powerful selection predicateswash tail -f
- follow updates to resources that support thestream
primitive as well as normal fileswash ps
- lists running processes on indicated compute instances that support theexec
primitivewash history
- lists all activity throughwash
;wash history <id>
can be used to view logs for a specific activitywash clear
- clears cached data for a subhierarchy rooted at the supplied path sowash
will re-request it
Core plugins (and we’re adding more all the time, see our docs for how to help):
- docker: containers and volumes
- kubernetes: pods, containers, and persistent volume claims
- aws: EC2 and S3
wash
allows for easy creation of out-of-process plugins using any language you want, frombash
togo
or anything in-between!wash
handles the plugin lifecycle. it invokes your plugin with a certain calling convention; all you have to do is supply the business logic- users interact with external plugins the exact same way as core plugins; they are first-class citizens
For more information about future direction, see our Roadmap!
Contributing
There are tons of ways to get involved with wash
, whether or not you’re a programmer!
Come and hang out with us on Slack! Feel free to ask questions, answer questions from other folks, or just lurk. Come and talk to us about things about modern infra you find complex or infuriating, or what your favorite hacking movie scenes are, or the best monospaced font.
Have something cool that you’d like connect up to
wash
? We’d love to hear your ideas, and help you figure out how to do it!  Design some
wash
-related artwork or a logo, and we’ll see about putting it into the rotation for the site!Are you an old skool command-line gearhead with, like, opinions about how things should work on a command line? We’d love your help figuring out how the shell experience for
wash
should work. How can our unixywash
subcommands behave better? Are there new subcommands we should build? What colors and formatting should we use forwash ls
? If we implementedwash fortune
, what quotes should be in there?!Did you script something cool that usees
wash
under the hood? Please let us know, and how we can help!Can you sling HTML, or Markdown? This site is built using Hugo, and the source is in our github repo. We’d love help documenting stuff!
Did you give a talk or presentation on
wash
? Give us the link, so we can help promote it!
Come check us out on github, and in particular check out the contribution guidelines and the code of conduct.


Here, you can find instructions for your OS to hack your switch.
The source code for this site can be found here
This is isn't tested that much. Be careful!
Huge thanks to the ReSwitched team and ktemkin. Also thanks to atlas44 and ElijahZAwesome for their javascript code.
Happy Hacking!
The Web Launcher will NOT work on Windows. Instead, I recommend you use TegraRcmSmash.
Official Instructions can be found here, but here is a basic setup:
Go here and get the latest version of Zadig
Then go here and get the latest verison of TegraRcmSmash
1. Put your switch into RCM Mode
2. Connect your switch to your PC, then open Zadig.
3. Select "APX" in Zadig, then select libusbK (v<IP_ADDRESS>) as your driver type using the arrows in the text box to the right of the green arrow.
4. Select the big "Driver Install" button. Once it's done, check the device manager and see if "APX" is under libusbK USB tree.
After the setup, it's simple. Unzip the file you downloaded for TegraRcmSmash. Then open the x64 folder (or Win32 if you have a 32 bit OS). Then drag and drop your payload on the .exe (Make sure your switch is connected of course, which is the same method as seeing if the driver was installed) and it should work!
The Web Launcher will work on Linux, however, I suggest you do this first so we don't have errors later on:
Make a file at
/etc/udev/rules.d/50-switch.rules
With the following contents:
SUBSYSTEM==\"usb\", ATTR{idVendor}==\"0955\", MODE=\"0664\", GROUP=\"plugdev\"
These Operating Systems will work with no modifications. Move on to the hacking!
1. Put your switch in RCM mode
2. Connect your switch to your computer
3. Select your payload or upload one
4. Click "Activate"
5. Select "APX" in the prompt, then "Connect", and the payload should've been sent!


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java.lang.Object xml.Debug
public final class Debug
some debug flags for the XML plugin
| Field Summary | |
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static boolean |
DEBUG_CACHE
turn on/off messages about caching |
static boolean |
DEBUG_COMPLETION
turn on/off messages about schema completion |
static boolean |
DEBUG_DTD
turn on/off messages about DTD to CompletionInfo (in XercesParserImpl) |
static boolean |
DEBUG_HYPERLINKS
turn on/off messages about hyperlinks highlighting (XmlHyperlinkSource) |
static boolean |
DEBUG_JAXP
turn on/off messages about which parser is used |
static boolean |
DEBUG_RESOLVER
turn on/off messages about resource resolution |
static boolean |
DEBUG_RNG_SCHEMA
turn on/off messages about RNG schemas to CompletionInfo |
static boolean |
DEBUG_SCHEMA_MAPPING
turn on/off messages about Schema discovery |
static boolean |
DEBUG_TAG_HIGHLIGHT
turn on/off messages about matching tag highlighting (SidekickTagHighlight) |
static boolean |
DEBUG_XSD_SCHEMA
turn on/off messages about XSD schema reading (in XercesParserImpl) |
| Constructor Summary | |
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Debug()
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final boolean DEBUG_RESOLVER
public static final boolean DEBUG_JAXP
public static final boolean DEBUG_XSD_SCHEMA
public static final boolean DEBUG_RNG_SCHEMA
public static final boolean DEBUG_DTD
public static final boolean DEBUG_SCHEMA_MAPPING
public static final boolean DEBUG_COMPLETION
public static final boolean DEBUG_CACHE
public static final boolean DEBUG_TAG_HIGHLIGHT
public static final boolean DEBUG_HYPERLINKS
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She's All That (1999) Reviewed by Larry McGillicuddy 1999
***1/2 (of 4) Directed by Robert Iscove Starring Freddie Prinze Jr., Rachael Leigh Cook, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, Anna Paquin, Kieran Culkin, Elden Henson, Paul Walker, Kevin Pollak, Dule Hill, Usher Raymond, Matthew Lillard, Clea Duval, Lil' Kim
High school comedies have been pretty rare this decade. While the horror film saw itself revived back to the glory days of the early 80s (beyond that, actually), teen comedies have been absent for most of the 90's. Sure, there was a Dazed and Confused here and a Clueless there, but after that, what are we left with? National Lampoon's Senior Trip? Can't Hardly Wait came along last year, and was a deliberate attempt to recapture the 80s spirit, when films like Say Anything, Sixteen Candles, and Fast Times at Ridgemont High were opening seemingly every weekend. The problem with Can't Hardly Wait was that it tried too hard. It remembered those great 80s films so much that the line between homage and ripoff was stretched very thin. There were some fine individual moments and it was certainly energetic, but in the end it failed. And considering it's weak box office performance, it seemed like the genre was dead. Well, She's All That is perhaps the very film that can revive this genre. The sold out theater I saw t in was very receptive towards the movie and so was I (albeit for different reasons).
Freddie Prinze Jr. is Zack Siler, a guy who is living on top of the world. He is senior class president, an honor student, pretty much runs the school, and has a knockout girlfriend (O'Keefe) to boot. Early in the film, everything falls apart. His girlfriend dumps him for Brock Hudson, star of MTV's The Real World. In an attempt to protect his legacy, he bets his friend (Paul Walker) that he can turn any girl in the school into the prom queen. The girl Walker picks is Laney Boggs, a social nothing who wears glasses, eccentric clothes (to say the least), and paints dark and disturbing works in art class.
One would think Laney would love the chance to get to know Zack. One thing I enjoyed about the film, is that she is initially reluctant to spend time with him. She is rightfully suspicious about his motivations, but he convinces her that he wants to learn about art. This may not have been just a line. She takes him to an art show and puts him on the spot. He goes up on stage, and in a wonderful moment of spontaneity improvises an act involving a hacky sack. Zach gets a real rush out of the moment. He's never experienced the thrill of a live performance before. Outside of the theater, he tells Laney she has beautiful eyes and should not wear contacts. This is a key scene, because this is the first time we understand that Zach's interest here is more than just winning a bet, and it happens before her transformation. That being said, the big transformation scene is every bit as wonderful as it should be.
At it's heart, She's All That is just a traditional romantic comedy. On a broader scale, it deals with themes such as responsibility, choices, and the high school social structure. Zach is afraid to decide what college to go to, and he uses his father's agressiveness as an excuse. Laney hides her true feelings in her bizaare paintings and uses her father and brother, both of whom she practically takes care of, as an excuse for not having a social life. John Hughes usually attacked parents, and presented them as one-dimensional subhumans who had no ability to understand what their children were going through. She's All That takes a different route. It says someone must make their own choices, and take responsibility for themselves, no matter what problems their parents might present. The social structure in high school is the most painful, inhumane, cruel thing for a teenager to go through. Both Zach and Laney begin to understand this. They also learn that it's possible to survive this structure without actually becoming part of it. Laney has a line later in the film - "I think the right person is up there" - that pretty much sums up this theme.
Freddie Prinze Jr.'s performance is really strong here, as opposed to his bland, wooden performance in I Know What You Did Last Summer.  To Prinze's credit, Zach is never too obnoxious. This is because Prinze never overacts. Instead, he relies on his natural charisma and allows the material to speak for itself. It's a gamble that pays off because later in the film it allows him to be quite charming. As Laney, Rachael Leigh Cook is quite a revelation. Like Janeane Garofalo in The Truth About Cats and Dogs, she is beleivable as someone who could be perceived as an ugly duckling by the majority, eventhough the rest of us know better. She has one particular scene, when she learns of the bet, where she delivers a line of pure uninhibited rage perfectly. There is more to anger than just shouting and Cook understands that. Together, they have a fabulous chemistry, and every scene between them is absolute y delightful.
If She's All That has a flaw, it is in the annoying portrayal of two supporting characters. I very much enjoyed Jodi Lyn O' Keefe's performance in Halloween: H20 (though I didn't enjoy the film), but here she seems to be on a mission to steal every single scene she is in. Instead of just playing her one-dimensional character as a bitchy snob, O'Keefe wildly overacts with a repetitive line delivery and bizaare facial expressions. Look at Jordanna Brewster's performance in The Faculty for a much better portrayal of a similar character. Then there is Matthew Lillard as Brock Hudson, the Real World star. His performance is fine on it's own I suppose, but it really belongs in a different movie. I think this subplot would've worked better if O'Keefe's character got together with one of Zach's friends.
However, other minor characters are simply wonderful. I admired how the film gives each of them a chance to shine. Kevin Pollak, as Laney's dad, is addicted to watching Jeapordy. The fact that he never knows the right answer doesn't prevent him from giving a hilariously wrong one anyways. Paul Walker's performance is interesting, because he is able to disguise his true intentions several times throughout the film. Keiran Culkin is amusing as Laney's younger brother, and the friendship that develops between him and Zach is actually touching. Elden Henson, as Laney's childhood friend, and Anna Paquin, as Zach's sister, also have some very nice moments.
Lee Fleming's script is witty and smart. He doesn't rely on tired cliche's to wrap the film up. A key confrontation is left off screen, and instead just revealed through dialogue. This allows the incident to be funny, instead of horrifically out of place, as it would've seemed if shown on screen. Iscove does a fine job throughout. The film is never boring, and a big dance scene at the prom is quite an exhilarating moment, thanks to some wonderful choreography combined with lively music. She's All That isn't very original on it's surface. It's another retelling of the Pygmalion story. But it's execution that matters the most, and Iscove, Fleming, and the actors execute the material just right.
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useReduxApi
React Hook to manages Api calls with redux.
Getting Started
These instructions will get you a copy of this package up and running on your project.
Install dependencies
Ensure packages are installed with correct version numbers by running:
(
export PKG=@cparram/use-redux-api;
npm info "$PKG" peerDependencies --json | command sed 's/[\{\},]//g ; s/: /@/g; s/ *//g' | xargs npm install --save "$PKG"
)
Which produces and runs a command like:
npm install --save @cparram/use-redux-api<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Usage
- Connect reducer into store configuration:
import { combineReducers } from 'redux';
import { apiReducer } from '@cparram/use-redux-api';
const appReducer = combineReducers({
api: apiReducer,
// ... other reducers.
});
- Use Hook into funcional components:
import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import useReduxApi from '@cparram/use-redux-api';
const Component = props => {
const [api, apiCall] = useReduxApi('redux-store-key')
// Call api on component mount
useEffect(() => {
apiCall({ endpoint: 'your-endpoint.com' })
}, [])
// ... rest of the component
}
CONTRIBUTING
As this project is build over node v11, the recomendation for development is docker. You can also use nvm.
Development
Installing
A step by step series of examples that tell you how to get a development env running.
docker build -t use_api .
Running the tests
Plese refer to travis config file
docker run -it -v "$PWD":/app use_api check-audit
docker run -it -v "$PWD":/app use_api npm run lint
docker run -it -v "$PWD":/app use_api npm run build
docker run -it -v "$PWD":/app use_api npm run size
Built With
- Docker - Package Software into Standardized Units for Development, Shipment and Deployment.
- React - Frontend framework.
- Redux - A predictable state container for JavaScript.
Versioning
We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.
Authors
- César Parra - Initial work - @cparram
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details


iDEC teams will produce 4 elements for display and judgment:
At iDEC, we encourage participants to organize and present their research results in preprint publication. This means that the contestants should communicate their experimental methods and data as a meaningful story, and present their results, whether positive or negative, in a logical and professional manner.
The report should contain all the information relevant for scoring toward track and single awards. Your report should be written in the format of an academic article, including an abstract (150 words), introduction (500 words), results (2000 words), discussion (500 words), methods, references, and supplementary information.
We encourage the teams to upload raw data and experiment records to data repositories.
The supplementary information should include supplementary figures, sequence information (if not deposited at sequence repositories), or any other necessary information to support the conclusion.
Wikis for iDEC serve two functions.
First, it ensures that all information pertaining to the research conducted, including but not limited to, experiment logs, and biosafety and biosecurity forms, are properly documented and remain accessible.
We encourage the teams to upload raw data and experiment records to public data repositories.
Second, it communicates the project's intention, significance and outcome to both the scientific community and the lay public. Therefore, the contents of wiki pages should not be merely a web adaptation of the academic report. That is, it does not need to contain all the results, descriptions, or discussions. Instead, it should be as accessible, clear, and enjoyable as possible. Interactive multimedia, such as animations, short videos and cartoons, are much encouraged.
The wiki space will be available starting in June 2021.
Size: A0
The poster should be in format of an academic poster.
The poster must include the iDEC Logo, a project title, a QR code that links to the team wiki, a list of authors, the participating institute or organization, and any other necessary information of the team.
Other than the above, teams are free to determine the layouts of their posters.
Every team should prepare a presenation that will be completed within 20 mins, and be prepared for a Q&A session that will last no more than 10 mins.
There will be additional requirements associated with the Challenge Track.
The advisory groups who set the challenges can ask teams to perform directed evolution on specified genetic elements.
The advisory groups may also provide standard protocols and control samples through which the teams should verify their results with.
In some scenarios, a particular circuit design may be assigned for the purpose of result verification.
Experiment records are integral to the competition. Teams will be required to document experiment details and define contributions of team member at every stage. An online experiment log will be judged and will be part of the final score when qualifying for the general awards. The experiment record should be uploaded to the team wiki space.
All experiment records should log the dates and the researchers who execute the experiments, and include the details on the protocols used as well as the result generated. There should also be a table stating which experiment contributed to which Report figure.
Data used to generate the experiment results should be deposited to research data repositories. Example repositories include Open Science Foundation and Zendo. Teams should also select the correct repositories according to the type of data. For instances, DNA sequences should be submitted to repositories like the NCBI Nucleotide database instead of general repositories. The deposit of data must comply with GDPR requirements.
Computing codes should be submitted to source-code repositories.
Teams should generate dois for citing data and codes. iDEC will show these dois alongside the display items stated above.
iDEC requires participating teams to declare that all data, computing codes, and biological materials are available upon request.
If the methods, raw data, code, and sequence information disclosed concern GDPR, they should be addressed appropriately in the Data Accessibility Statements.


Calculate Fleiss multi-rater kappa statistic and associated quantities. This procedure provides overall estimate of kappa, along with asymptotic standard error, Z statistic, significance or p value under the null hypothesis of chance agreement and confidence interval for kappa. (Standard errors are based on Fleiss et al., 1979 and Fleiss et al., 2003. Test statistic is based on Fleiss et al., 2003.) Also provides these statistics for individual categories, as well as conditional probabilities for categories, which according to Fleiss (1971, p. 381) are probabilities of a second object being assigned to a category given that the first object was assigned to that category.
Note: This extension command does not support split files. All complete cases in the active dataset are used. Cases missing on any specified variable(s) are not used. Weights are accepted but are rounded to integers.>
STATS FLEISS KAPPA VARIABLES=varlist*
/OPTIONS CILEVEL=percentage (95)**
/HELP
* Required
** Default
/HELP displays this help and does nothing else.
STATS FLEISS KAPPA VARIABLES=rating1 rating2 rating3 rating4 /OPTIONS CILEVEL=95.
VARIABLES is the list of rating variables. At least two variables must be specified (the "TO" and "ALL" conventions are allowed). These cannot be date or time variables. Non-integer values are accepted, but will be truncated in the output table for individual category kappas.
CILEVEL is the confidence level for confidence intervals expressed as a percentage. It cannot be less than 50 or greater than 99.999. It defaults to 95.
Fleiss, J. L. (1971). Measuring nominal scale agreement among many raters. Psychological Bulletin, 76(5), 378-382.
Fleiss, J. L., Nee, J. C. M., & Landis, J. R. (1979). Large sample variance of kappa in the case of different sets of raters. Psychological Bulletin, 86(5), 974-977.
Fleiss, J. L., Levin, B., & Paik, M. C. (2003). Statistical methods for rates and proportions (3rd ed.). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
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Azure requires generation of X.509 certificates which will be used for securing the Waldur Azure API connections.
You need to generate two separate files:
azure_cert.pem - which needs to be uploaded within Waldur "Create provider" form
azure_cert.cer - which needs to be uploaded within Azure Management Console (please see screenshot on the left)
On Linux, you can generate the certificate files using the commands shown below:
generating azure_cert.pem
openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout azure_cert.pem -out azure_cert.pemgenerating azure_cert.cer
openssl x509 -inform pem -in azure_cert.pem -outform der -out azure_cert.cer
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The Windows Software Development Kit for Windows 8 (possibly you will need to install it) includes the Certificate Creation Tool, MakeCert.exe.
If you are using Windows 8.1, enter following command in the command prompt to generate a self-signed certificate.
The certificate name should be changed in both places:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1\bin\x86\makecert.exe" -sky exchange -r -n "CN=certificate_name" -pe -a sha256 -len 2048 -ss My "certificate_name.cer"
You can create validity periods for the certificate, using the -b (beginning) and -e (end) options.
You will see “Succeeded” message after completing this procedure.
Now when certificate is created, a .cer file for the certificate will be written to your current directory, and the certificate will be saved to the machine’s certificate store.


UMAP EFDA Metrics¶
Distance metrics for functions and curves in R^n for use with UMAP (https://github.com/lmcinnes/umap)
moduleauthor:: J. Derek Tucker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
umap_metric.
efda_distance
(q1, q2)[source]¶ ” calculates the distances between two curves, where q2 is aligned to q1. In other words calculates the elastic distances/ This metric is set up for use with UMAP or t-sne from scikit-learn
- Parameters
q1 – vector of size N
q2 – vector of size N
- Return type
scalar
- Return dist
amplitude distance
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umap_metric.
efda_distance_curve
(beta1, beta2, closed)[source]¶ ” calculates the distances between two curves, where beta2 is aligned to beta1. In other words calculates the elastic distance. This metric is set up for use with UMAP or t-sne from scikit-learn
- Parameters
beta1 – vector of size n*M
beta2 – vector of size n*M
closed –
if open curves and (1) if closed curves
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scalar
- Return dist
shape distance


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Okay, I got my emonTX built and my emonCMS going on the Raspberry Pi. So I went to install the two CTs that I ordered with my kits and found that the SCT-013 (13mm core) just isn't large enough for my mains. I'm in the US and my home was built in 2004. I still have 200A service but the mains are huge. I'll have to measure to see if the SCT-019 will work, but my question is if it's loose, will I still be able to use it?
Or if anybody has any other recommendations I'm open to it.
Thanks!
Re: CTs Too Small
As long as the (single) supply cable will fit through the core without putting any stress on the ferrite (which is a brittle material and can fracture very easily) then you should be OK. Having an air space between core and cable, and not having the cable exactly in the centre, will make a very small difference that can be corrected in the calibration. So no, it won't really matter if it's loose.
This make has been tried, and if I remember correctly was found to be OK (though which one from which range I can't remember). It was used with an Arduino and might have been used on the 1 V reference range (0.35 V rms absolute maximum), so you could well have sensitivity problems working into an emonTx with a 3.3 V reference (1.15 V rms). I have not measured one of these so I can't give you any indication of the highest value of burden resistor that you can use.


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10-Aug-18 04:46 PM
@Wolfsburg1977 It’s the title of @BrettKing’s book.
(FWIW, these are very good books for $XRP supporters. They helped me understand @Ripple’s mission better.)
Bank 3.0: Why Banking Is No Longer Somewhere You Go But Something You Do https://t.co/kwGEW9XNDP
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10-Aug-18 04:58 PM
by Adam Taché.
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11-Aug-18 08:54 PM
Just as how the web has evolved through three generations, so too has blockchain technology. We explore how distributed ledger technology has developed, and where it might head in the near future.
All of these recommended cryptocurrency books are high-quality. Click here for reviews of the best cryptocurrency books available today!
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25-Aug-18 09:33 PM
Blockchain is not the "underlying tech behind Bitcoin": it's the output of BTC P2P network consensus. Bitcoin is the tech behind blockchain.
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25-Aug-18 10:04 PM
"Bitcoin, and cryptography in general, are defensive technologies that make the cost of defending property & information far lower than the cost of attacking them." - @saifedean
The ramifications of changing the economics of violence cannot be overstated.
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26-Aug-18 12:09 AM
I have never feared for the safety of anyone I have collaborated with on an interview.
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26-Aug-18 01:05 AM
"Enigma is a permissionless peer-to-peer network that allows secret contracts with strong correctness and privacy guarantees. "
https://enigma.co/
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We're Making Decentralization Work
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30-Aug-18 07:13 PM
Hello and thanks to everyone who started following me recently!
Here is the list of essays that I published so far:
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⧉infominer
08-Sep-18 07:32 PM
1/ Hodlers are the revolutionaries. A reflection on the important role hodlers play in developing Bitcoin’s network (and other cryptocurrency networks).
For a deeper dive please read my Medium post: https://t.co/iXqTc1sgun
For the TL;DR, check out this thread
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08-Sep-18 10:29 PM
A look at the incentives that lead rankings sites like CoinMarketCap to include junk exchange data in their listings.
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23-Sep-18 06:02 AM
Cryptocurrency–Hard forks for top of the market coins have had a quiet 2018 compared to last year. The second half of 2017 saw the creation of Bitcoin Cash, forked from the original BTC code commonly referred to as Core, which has led the currency to a position of fourth by...
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23-Sep-18 06:26 AM
“We don’t have a merge process in Bitcoin. There might be some future ideas eventually in other cryptocurrencies that might allow for…
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27-Sep-18 11:24 PM
Internet (1990s): ~50% of searches are for porn
Behind the scenes: Smartest developers in the world improving the transfer of information
Crypto (2018): ~50% of top dApps are for gambling
Behind the scenes: Smartest developers in the world improving the transfer of value
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27-Sep-18 11:53 PM
1/ One of the most fascinating conversations happening on crypto twitter right now: on a global scale, what matters more - anti-inflationary crypto-fiat stability, or cryptocurrencies that are truly immune to seizure by hostile forces?
https://t.co/3IkLUXCQ9S
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28-Sep-18 07:07 PM
Summary The vast majority of child networks resulting from chain forks are in disuse and have lost significant value relative to their parent networks. Despite lower use metrics, child networks trade at higher user and transaction value multiples (e.g., NVT ratio...
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28-Sep-18 08:18 PM
1/ @alexhevans recently dug into the numbers behind forks of #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, #Monero & #Zcash.
Main conclusion: Value can’t be forked away as easily as people like to think. https://t.co/6uLHW2J4nx
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The hype around blockchain is massive. To hear the blockchain hype train tell it, blockchain will now:
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11-Oct-18 07:52 PM
If the name of Andy Weir does not sound outright familiar, then the movie “The Martian” will. Andy Weir is the novelist who wrote the book…
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12-Oct-18 03:41 PM
Curated list of projects that build non-financial applications of blockchain - machinomy/awesome-non-financial-blockchain
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12-Oct-18 04:16 PM
Visualized history of cryptocurrencies from bitcoin launch up to present day: over 200 altcoins on one map. Information on the most valueable ideas and more
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28-Oct-18 01:23 AM
Awesome blockchain white papers. Contribute to soulmachine/awesome-blockchain-whitepapers development by creating an account on GitHub.
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04-Nov-18 09:46 AM
A Breakdown of BTC, DCR, & Everything Else
Hype word “blockchain” has been overgeneralized and, in most cases, shouldn’t imply the same benefits as bitcoin. Marketers, regulators, and scientists should take care in using it or find a new term.
⧉infominer
04-Nov-18 12:52 PM
Owners conflate tokens with equity, expecting similar forms of ownership and control. That's not good.
⧉infominer
04-Nov-18 01:26 PM
1/ You don't need a "utility token" and a blockchain to help incentivize growth. You eo need a product that people care about.
The gaming phenomenon Fortnite has an in-game currency called vBucks. It isn't using a blockchain, isn't traded anywhere, and has no speculative ...
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05-Nov-18 06:12 AM
The market for digital assets has evolved dramatically since the release of Satoshi Minamoto's Bitcoin white paper nearly ten years ago.
⧉infominer
05-Nov-18 08:27 AM
Whether it’s a lock of Elvis Presley’s hair, used items on Ebay, or bitcoin seized by the government from criminals, auctions commonly…
⧉infominer
05-Nov-18 09:26 AM
As you’ve probably realized by now, we don’t actually own any of our stuff online—Twitter handles, Facebook friends lists, bank accounts, items in video games, event tickets—they’re constantly on-loan from companies.
⧉infominer
05-Nov-18 09:35 AM
What are cypherpunk legend Timothy May's thoughts on the bitcoin white paper? Keep the text but throw out the hanger-ons that have came with it.
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07-Nov-18 03:24 PM
In this talk "Blockchain vs. Bullshit - Thoughts on the Future of Money," Andreas outlines the necessary criteria that will help you distinguish blockchains ...
⧉infominer
13-Nov-18 03:10 PM
The original, and exact, definition.
⧉infominer
25-Nov-18 08:03 PM
It’s early in the game for crypto, and an idea maze helps us dig deeper and discern between compelling adoption paths and dead ends.
⧉infominer
25-Nov-18 09:22 PM
Hi all! Two favorite topics of mine over the past few years have been Islamic Finance and blockchain technology. Though it might not get as much press as crypto, Islamic Finance has similarly enjoyed a recent period of enormous growth.
⧉infominer
25-Nov-18 09:35 PM
CoinGecko has released their Q3 report on crypto market trends, and the results will surprise you. All cryptos are up (except ETH), ICOs are fewer, & more!
⧉infominer
08-Dec-18 11:56 PM
@alpacasw @Truthcoin @AaronvanW This, as far as Incentive design goes, seems to me to be the ultimate challenge to conquer: “butthurt overpowers financial interest
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09-Dec-18 12:13 AM
Have a healthy skepticism for anything new. There are likely flaws in it that aren't obvious.
Have a healthy respect for something that's lasted a long time. There is likely virtue in it that isn't obvious.
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09-Dec-18 02:55 AM
Important Narrative China PBOC published a literature on “What Blockchain Can Do and What It Can Not”. It’s the first time PBOC has such a comprehensive read on Blockchain and cryptocurrency, definitely worth reading Below are some key takeaways - https...
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22-Dec-18 07:42 PM
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22-Dec-18 09:46 PM
CryptoMiso is a web service ranking cryptocurrencies based on the commit history of their most popular Github repository.
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22-Dec-18 11:02 PM
CRYPTOS GET CRUSHED.
CRYPTO IS IN A FINANCIAL CRISIS.
now that i have your attention, let’s talk about the crypto market puking up 20% across the board yesterday (thanks to @CNBC for the headline inspo - writing clickbait is fun!)
ICYMI: https://t.co/Lt6gxsfWz2
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22-Dec-18 11:44 PM
.@naval Explains What a Blockchain Is
(This is seriously the best explanation I've ever heard)
Full notes here - https://t.co/pDI6mVmVOZ
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23-Dec-18 01:24 AM
#bitcoin PSA: The number of transactions in the network has NOTHING TO DO with hashpower. You can process a billion transactions per second with 1 hash/second on a low enough difficulty chain.
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23-Dec-18 03:26 AM
I just read a pretty good article on NewsBTC, and was about to tweet it, but then I went and re-read https://t.co/vKDbar2owI and yep — NewsBTC allegedly takes money to mislabel sponsored content. So nevermind.
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23-Dec-18 04:22 AM
This blog post is the first in the series of two on Blockchain Sharding. After reading this blog post you will know why Sharding is the…
(1/44) The cryptocurrency bear market is disappointing but some fundamentals show optimism. The selling pressure might be pushing prices down (& a few up) but holistic understanding is needed in identifying insights
Here's a breakdown of our Q3 report...
https://t.co/yA3...
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23-Dec-18 04:31 AM
coindesk, fabric ventures, ICO Rating, etc. Note to “free” subscribers: We’ll be building, and researching, and evangelizing throughout this bear market, regardless of how long it lasts. But we need your help to do it. This week will be the last week you can subscribe t...
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1qomqt/what_a_landmark_legal_case_from_mid1700s_scotland/
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451 votes and 101 comments so far on Reddit
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23-Dec-18 05:13 AM
A considerable number of crypto coins would like to become a generally usable means of payment. Some want to exist next to the Euro and…
⧉infominer
23-Dec-18 04:55 PM
1/ The Bitcoin (double) Standard
A deep dive into the cognitive dissonance of nocoiners, and the ridiculous double standard they have for Bitcoin. Thread
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A framework for skeptics, part 3
10. Blockchains are NOT about cutting computational costs (at least relative to centralized servers). Blockchains are about incurring a sacrifice in the form of INCREASED computational costs to achieve a decrease in social costs.
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24-Dec-18 01:15 AM
1) The narrative, promise, and objective of #blockchain has been skewed and altered into some Frankenstein clusterfuck. I see so many clueless people talking about competition, applications, tx throughput, speed, governance. When did this space derail and spiral out of con...
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11-Jan-19 06:09 AM
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22-Jan-19 08:57 PM
A considerable number of crypto coins would like to become a generally usable means of payment. Some want to exist next to the Euro and…
⧉infominer
22-Jan-19 11:55 PM
Why crypto and whitepapers need peer review (thread). @mitDCI
Don't worry @paddykcl my best papers have gotten rejected, but you have to take the criticism and improve. Many Nobel-winning papers got rejected at first. https://t.co/IZPSZ0M8Ke
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12-Feb-19 03:27 PM
@fintechfrank Quick summary of crypto focused working groups/associations in the US:
@coincenter - 2014
@DigitalChamber - 2014
@VCAdotorg - August 2018
@blockchain - September 2018
@DigAssetMarkets - November 2018 (announced today)
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12-Feb-19 04:05 PM
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12-Feb-19 04:50 PM
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12-Feb-19 05:26 PM
The crypto revolution won't happen overnight – and it won't happen without pragmatism.
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13-Feb-19 08:28 PM
Welcome to part one of my new series Surviving Crypto Winter, where I profile companies and projects that have a shot at getting through…
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11-Mar-19 09:12 PM
Token Curated Registries (TCRs) are a building block of decentralized applications based on fungible tokens (FTs) and digital scarcity…
⧉infominer
11-Mar-19 09:40 PM
or why it is celebrated for the wrong reason
⧉infominer
11-Mar-19 10:11 PM
1/ I’m probably badly oversimplifying but this seems a lot like the classic liberal vs conservative debate on the size of government with the sides talking past each other. https://t.co/ktL113RPRL
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11-Mar-19 10:33 PM
Startup culture thinks it’s cheaper to replace most things (disruption) than continue to invest in the status quo.
Is it the opposite in crypto?
https://t.co/U01NCAhOUX
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12-Mar-19 09:29 AM
⧉infominer
12-Mar-19 09:44 AM
adding “veil of decentralization” to my list of favorite phrases - thanks to @angela_walch
others include:
- innovation theater
- complexity clusterf*k
- psuedointellectual masturbation
https://t.co/s74xVJyd1p
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15-Apr-19 09:08 PM
if we’re being honest I didn’t really get how proof of stake works until I watched this https://t.co/2SnxlhwLjd
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20-Apr-19 07:45 PM
@JTHM8008 The first step is to read @NickSzabo4, each article is like 6 months of university!
• What is Money: https://t.co/Vmm7iYE4OX
• Trusted Third Parties are Security Holes: https://t.co/chkni5zKfp
• Social Scalability: https://t.co/Z5jxH7jBQf
• Property: htt...
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05-May-19 09:45 AM
Recommended read on @Medium: “Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Protocols: a reading list” https://t.co/OObCZB8jz3
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I spent 2 years working on various projects at Caterpillar's Pittsburgh Automation Center
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- Network-layer services are host-to-host while transport layer is process-to-process
- In computer network architecture is either host-to-host connection or host-to-host connectionless. Networks that provide only connections are virtual circuit networks.
- Virtual circuit is a path between source and destination host, VS numbers (one for each link along the path), and entries in a forwarding table in each router.
- Packets have VC numbers in header, when they got though a link the router replaces the VC number with a new VC number.
- Each router has a forwarding table where VC numbers are stored.
- Eliminates need for communication between routers
- Routers must maintain connection state information, so they must update forwarding table
- Salem(4.1 switches)
- Router forwarding--refers to the router-local action of transferring a packet from input link interface to appropritate output link interface.
- Switching via memory: Takes imput, stores in memeory, finds matching output, sends it though. Only one at a time.
- Switching via bus: Has an imput pre-pend (assigned spot), enters bus, transferred, sends though to destination. One at a time.
- Switching via interconnected network: netowrk consisting of 2N bueses that connect N imput ports to N output. Each vertical bus intersects each horizontal at cross point. Opened or closed at any time. Can send multipule if the route is clear (?)
- Output processing: takes packets that have been stored in the output port's memory nad transmits them over the output link.
- Routing processor: maintains routing tables and attached link state information and computes the forwarding table for the router.
- Head of line: Have to wait for packets in front to be sent, before later packets can be sent to their destination. (Red and blue example Jeremy did).
- Angela(4.1.1)
- Routing: network-wide process that determins end-to-end paths that packets take from source to destinatino. Network layer must determin the route or path taken by packets at the flow from sender to receiver. Algorithms that determin this are routing algorithms.
- Forwarding: router-local action of transferring a packet from an input link to the appropriate output link.
- Wireshark demo (student name unknown)HTTP lab
- He used a text file to break down exactly what was in each part of a packet. Kinda confusing when laid out that way, but still readable.
- GET request. His was in english (normal), french, and japanese.
- Both ran HTTP 1.1
- status code 200 OK
- 128 bytes of application data
- Header data that wasn't displayed was "Congradualtions, you downloaded the file", which was in text.
- Long documents, reassembeled from 4 TCP segments. Lists that in header. Can view them frame-by-frame/packet-by-packet. Only one GET request.
- 302 FOUND: image had been moved
- Downloads images serially, not parallel. Can tell from time stamp.
- For login, recieve 401 unauthorized, after entering password get Authorization field.
- Paul(Tor)
- Talked about Proxys and Tor browser.
- Proxy is basically another inbetween connection that handles your requests before sending them, so that you are not traceable to the destination (or the destination at least only sees the proxy IP address)
- Tor is a browser that automatically creates a link/network of proxies that will handle your requests for you before connecting you to the end destination.
- VPNs may be a better option than Tor, Paid or open.
Lab
Nothing, worked on Graded Assignments


REFER 1
NAME
refer − (utroff) insert iso-690 compliant references in document
SYNOPSIS
@BINDIR@/refer [−abcdeinPS] [−fn] [−kx] [−lm,n] [−p bib] [−skeys] [−Bl.m] [file ...]
DESCRIPTION
Refer is an enhancement of the Heirloom refer preprocessor for nroff and troff that finds and formats references for footnotes or endnotes. It is also the base for a series of programs designed to index, search, sort, and print stand- alone bibliographies, or other data entered in the appropriate form.
This version adds to Heirloom refer the ability to sort following the iso-690(7) bibliography standart (-i option), a better capitalize option (-d), support editor names like authors names, and insertion of the universal "&" instead of the english "and" to join names.
Given an incomplete citation with sufficiently precise keywords, refer will search a bibliographic database for references containing these keywords anywhere in the title, author, journal, etc. The input file (or standard input) is copied to standard output, except for lines between .[ and .] delimiters, which are assumed to contain keywords, and are replaced by information from the bibliographic database. The user may also search different databases, override particular fields, or add new fields. The reference data, from whatever source, are assigned to a set of troff strings. Macro packages such as ms print the finished reference text from these strings. By default references are flagged by footnote numbers.
The following options are available:
- −a n: Reverse the first n author or editor names (Jones, J. A. instead of J. A. Jones). If n is omitted all author and editor names are reversed.
- −b: Bare mode: do not put any flags in text (neither numbers nor labels).
- −c keys: Capitalize (with Caps Small Caps) the whole field whose key-letters are in the firstname part of fields whose key-letters are in keys. The firstname part is the last word of the fields or the previous one if it ends with a comma (",").
- −d keys: Insert strings around the lastname, firstname and junior part of fields whose key- letters are in keys, for later formatting. The firstname part is the last word of the field or the previous one if it ends with a comma (","). Strings are \*(+F and \*(-F around firstname, \*(+L and \*(-L around lastname, \*(+J and \*(-J around junior.
- −e: Instead of leaving the references where encountered, accumulate them until a sequence of the form
.[ $LIST$ .]is encountered, and then write out all references collected so far. Collapse references to same source.
- −f n: Set the footnote number to n instead of the default of 1 (one). With labels rather than numbers, this flag is a no-op.
- −i: Sort following the iso-690 standart order of fields: If J is defined, the order of fields is "QATESVBJ"; Else, if B is defined, the order of fields is "QATESVB"; Else, the order of fields is "QAESVT". The u-ref macro need this option to work properly.
- −k x: Instead of numbering references, use labels as specified in a reference data line beginning %x; by default x is L.
- −l m , n: Instead of numbering references, use labels made from the senior author’s last name and the year of publication. Only the first m letters of the last name and the last n digits of the date are used. If either m or n is omitted the entire name or date respectively is used.
- −n: Do not search the default file /$REFLIB$/papers/Ind. If there is a REFER environment variable, the specified file will be searched instead of the default file; in this case the −n flag has no effect.
- −p bib: Take the next argument bib as a file of references to be searched. The default file is searched last.
- −s keys: Sort references by fields whose key-letters are in the keys string; permute reference numbers in text accordingly. Implies −e. The key-letters in keys may be followed by a number to indicate how many such fields are used, with + taken as a very large number. The default is AD which sorts on the senior author and then date; to sort, for example, on all authors and then title, use -sA+T.
- −B l.m: Bibliography mode. Take a file composed of records separated by blank lines, and turn them into troff input. Label l will be turned into the macro .m with l defaulting to %X and .m defaulting to .AP (annotation paragraph).
- −P: Place punctuation marks .,:;?! after the reference signal, rather than before. (Periods and commas used to be done with strings.)
- −S: Produce references in the Natural or Social Science format.
To use your own references, put them in the format described below. They can be searched more rapidly by running indxbib(1B) on them before using refer; failure to index results in a linear search. When refer is used with the eqn, neqn or tbl preprocessors refer should be first, to minimize the volume of data passed through pipes.
The refer preprocessor and associated programs expect input from a file of references composed of records separated by blank lines. A record is a set of lines (fields), each containing one kind of information. Fields start on a line beginning with a ’%’, followed by a key-letter, then a blank, and finally the contents of the field, and continue until the next line starting with ’%’. The output ordering and formatting of fields is controlled by the macros specified for nroff/troff (for footnotes and endnotes) or roffbib (for stand-alone bibliographies). For a list of the most common key-letters and their corresponding fields, see addbib(1B). An example of a refer entry is given below.
EXAMPLE
%A M. E. Lesk %T Some Applications of Inverted Indexes on the UNIX System %B UNIX Programmer’s Manual %V 2b %I Bell Laboratories %C Murray Hill, NJ %D 1978
FILES
@REFDIR@/papers directory of default publication lists @REFDIR@ directory of companion programs
SEE ALSO
referformat(7), sortbib(1), mkey(1), inv(1), hunt(1), and Some application of Inverted Indexes in the UNIX System by M. E. Lesk.
NOTES
Blank spaces at the end of lines in bibliography fields will cause the records to sort and reverse incorrectly. Sorting large numbers of references causes a core dump.
LICENSE
Refer is distributed under the cddl license. This manual page is distributed under the bsd4 license
AUTHORS
Written by Mike Lesk, modified by Pierre-Jean Fichet.


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