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Tlumx is a powerful PHP framework, a set of PHP packages and solutions for quickly creation Web applications of any complexity.
Tlumx packages (also, framework and other solutions) are available on GitHub and can be installed via Composer dependency manager. To test a PHP code, Tlumx uses PHPUnit. Also, as a Continuous Integration service - uses Travis CI.
Tlumx written based on the best development practices and follows PHP-FIG standards.
Tlumx is easy to use, which will allow beginners to start working with it very quickly.
Tlumx framework is very fast, secure and gives high performance. It has a very flexible, extensible architecture, which allows you to easily implement third-party packages (or your implementation). This approach meets all the needs of developers when writing Web applications.
Tlumx packages contain all the necessary functionality with a very small size.
And also, Tlumx Source code is released under the MIT license.


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Which methods?
Shuffle
ROT-13 "Encryption"
Anagrams
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Result:
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What is nutty?
Nutty is a browser tool using which you can connect to a machine using SSH and share the terminal session with a remote user. It does not matter if you or the remote user is behind firewall.
What is nutty's License?
Nutty is licened under Apache License Version 2.0
How do I share terminal using nutty?
Login onto an ssh server using username/password (or a private ssh key). It will open a terminal window inside your Chrome browser and also give you a unique URL which you can share with anyone. That person can access your terminal using the URL even if you and him/her are behind firewall.
Where can I report issues with Nutty?
https://github.com/krishnasrinivas/nuttyapp/issues/new
How do I enable SSH server on Mac OSX?
Go to ‘System Preferences’. Under ‘Internet & Networking’ there is a ‘Sharing’ icon. Run that. In the list that appears, check the ‘Remote Login’ option.
Or on the command line do: 'systemsetup -setremotelogin on'
Will my SSH password or Private Key be accessed by nutty server?
No. SSH connection is made directly from your Chrome browser to the SSH server (using nutty's Chrome app) Hence nutty.io server will never access your password or Private Key.
Is my SSH credentials stored on nutty server when I save it?
No. If you save by clicking "Save" the SSH credentials it will be stored on your localdisk in the HTML5 filesystem.
If I share terminal and close my browser tab will a remote user still be able to access the terminal?
No.
How do I copy/paste in the terminal?
Copy: Ctrl-C
Paste: Ctrl-Shift-V
After sharing terminal, does nutty.io server proxy the data between peers?
You can share terminal with peers using either Websocket or WebRTC. If you choose the Websocket option http://nutty.io server proxies the data between peers. If you choose the WebRTC option the terminal sharing between peers happen with out any proxy, i.e it is entirely peer-to-peer.
What is WebRTC?
WebRTC enables peer-to-peer real-time communication in the browser. More info
here. Nutty makes use of
peerjs.com WebRTC library.
Is the terminal sharing encrypted?
Yes. Websocket data transfer uses https-TLS encryption. WebRTC data traffic is encrypted by default by the browser.
How can I access recording of a session?
Visit https://nutty.io/recording/<SESSIONID>
Are passwords also stored when terminal session is recorded?
No. Because passwords are not echoed back to the terminal.
What browsers are supported?
For now sharing has to be done using Chrome Web Browser. In future Firefox will be supported.
For viewing only, nutty has been tested on Chrome, it is known to work on FF and Safari.
Does nutty work on mobile devices?
Yes. A "sharee" can view the shared terminal on mobile devices using mobile browsers. Ability to type commands from mobile devices do not work yet.
I would like to run nutty server on a machine inside my private network(or on EC2), is that possible?
Yes. You can download the server code and host your own private nutty server. Please follow these instructions:
https://github.com/krishnasrinivas/nuttyapp/blob/master/README.md


Day 70
Published last at 1:55pm CDT August 25 2020, subject to change throughout the day.
I'm a huge fantasy and sci-fi nerd. Reading the update on what's next for The Dark Crystal, Lisa Henson observed,
"We have the Darkness creeping in, & it feels like Darkness has arrived in the human world now. The carelessness for life, that sort of self-interest business of the Skeksis... the[y] are ruthless."
This struck me hard -- the Dark Crystal is a reflection of the here & now.
Let me explain. Last night I observed the metaphorical Skeksis at The Republican National "Convention". Yes, I know, "why" is likely a question you have. I wondered that too. (Also: if about 1/2 the lineup involves your family be them blood or by relationship is that really a strong sign of unity?)
Night one was precisely as bizarre as expected.
"time to conquer earth!" pic.twitter.com/VDQLKQscaW
— ziwe (@ziwe) August 25, 2020
From people with no political know how to a "not in my backyard couple" made famous by touting guns and making veiled racist threats, night one demonstrated nothing. Nothing except the convention is a spectacle and the current admin will lie, cheat, and do anything to promote their interests.
I walked away from night 1 of the DNC seeing Binden as a human. I'm walking away from this wondering why Trump's kids can't even say he's a good person or they love him.
— Jeff says, "wear a mask" 😷 (@webology) August 25, 2020
Meanwhile in Kenosha, Wisconsin after the shooting of Jacob Blake, another unarmed Black man, protestors took to the streets. The National Guard was called in. Also, Blake's family announced he is paralyzed from the waist down.
When will the senseless brutalization of POC, but particularly the Black community stop?
If you're a white person go sign up for Kim Crayton's "Being an Antiracist at home" happening on Saturday (see events below 👇🏽).
Everyone, register to vote over at IWillVote.com
.
News
- Police Brutality - Shooting and protests of Jacob Blake Washington Post - After video shows Wisconsin police shooting a Black man multiple times, National Guard is called to Kenosha
- USPS - Vote by mail Rolling Stone - Rep. Katie Porter Exposes the Dangerous Ignorance of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy
- USPS - Vote by mail Forbes - Washington Postal Workers Defy USPS Orders And Reinstall Mail Sorting Machines
- COVID19 - Vaccine - ABC News - FDA chief apologizes for overstating plasma effect on virus
- COVID19 - Vaccine - Chicago WGN9 - COVID-19 vaccine trial kicks off in Chicago: Very first participants roll up their sleeves
Events
- Looking to show up and start doing the work of being an antiracist? Kim Crayton has you covered and is running "Being an Antiracist at Home" on Saturday August 29 2020 @ 10:00am CDT register today. Please note the workshop requires you to read The 1619 Project.
Call to Action
- BallotReady is a great way to start learning the platforms of candidates in the elections happening in your area! Go check it out.
- Prepare your voting plan at
IWillVote.com
. - Weekly the City of Chicago - Emergency Travel Order updates its emergency travel order. As today's update alerted, "1/2 of all new Chicago cases are Latinx peoples". Stay up to date for travel orders in your area.
Just for fun
- Gen Z is sexualizing USPS to save it. And it's great.
Art by Tumblr user introvertia pic.twitter.com/w7Y5BOlZ0I
— Ives Phillips (@itisi_ives) August 19, 2020


BURGLARY
Homes with no security measures in place are five times more likely to be burgled than those with simple security measures. Good window locks and strong deadlocks can make a big difference.
Taking just a few steps can make a big difference in keeping your home safe from burglary. Here are a few tips:
- Lock your doors and windows every time you leave the house, even when you're just out in the garden, remembering to double-lock UPVC doors (lift handle and turn key)
-
Hide all keys, including car keys, out of sight and away from the letterbox
(remember a device could be used to hook keys through the letterbox)
- Install a visual burglar alarm
-
Install good outside lighting
- Get a trusted neighbour to keep an eye on your property
-
Leave radios or lights in your house on a timer to make the property appear
occupied
- Make sure the fences around your garden are in good condition
-
Secure bikes at home by locking them to an immoveable object inside a
locked shed or garage
-
Keep ladders and tools stored away; don't leave them outside where they
could be used to break into your home
-
Ensure side gates are locked to prevent access to the rear of the property
-
Ensure rear fencing is in good repair
- Improve natural surveillance at the front of your property i.e. trim high hedges
- Mark your property with postcode and house number and register your property for free with Immobilise
-
Consider joining or forming a
Neighbourhood Watch scheme
-
Remove valuables from view of ground floor windows
- Store any high value items (i.e. jewellery, passports) in a properly secured safe or bank vault
DOORS AND WINDOWS
In most burglaries, the criminals broke into the house or flat through the door, either by forcing the lock or kicking it in. So make sure your doors are strong and secure. Consider fitting a bar for extra strength; a locksmith can advise you on how best to do it.
Glass panels on doors are particularly vulnerable. If you have one on your door you could replace it with laminated glass, which is stronger. You can also buy a film in a DIY store that you can stick over the glass to make it harder to break.
Home security and DIY shops sell inexpensive, key-operated locks to fit most kinds of windows. Fit window locks with keys to all downstairs windows and those upstairs that are easy to reach.
DISTRACTION BURGLARY
If you're not sure who is at your door, don't open it. Check the identity of the caller by calling the company they are claiming to be from i.e. gas, electricity, water and police. Use the telephone numbers listed in your local directory or provided independently by your service provider - Do not use any telephone numbers provided by the caller - they may be bogus. The 'Waterboard' no longer exists, it is an obsolete phrase used only by bogus callers.
GOING AWAY
Make your home look like someone is living in it:
- Use automatic timer-switches to turn your lights and radios on when it goes dark
-
Cancel any newspaper or milk deliveries
- Use the Royal Mail's 'keepsafe' service - they keep your mail for up to 2 months while you're away. Mail sitting on your doorstep is a sign that you are away
- Trusted neighbours may be able to help you by collecting your post, opening and closing curtains and they could park their car on your driveway
- Avoid discussing holiday plans on public social networking sites - burglars can use any information you post on there to their advantage


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#README.md
My name is Tarek Jellali and I am a Frontend Web Developer. Mainly I...
- Work on complex Web Applications built on Angular, VueJS, StencilJS and other JavaScript frameworks.
- Prefer to work with TypeScript but of course can do the same with JavaScript.
- Tinker around with Unix-based systems and other programming languages.
- Used to work on SEO optimizations and heavy-modified WordPress websites.
- Design some flyers, logos and concepts with Inkscape or GIMP.
Want to get in touch? Here's my
[email]


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Library code: https://github.com/overhide/ledgers.js/blob/master/dist/ledgers.js.
Repository for this library is https://github.com/overhide/ledgers.js.
The above repository contains a demo app of this library working in conjunction with:
JavaScript library to be used in-browser and interrogate overhide remuneration providers as to validity of ledger credentials and transactions involving these credentials.
The goal of the library and the overhide remuneration providers is to ease using of all types of ledgers for authentication (I am who I say) and authorization (paid access tiers).
The library leverages injected currency wallets where it can, and exposes functions to work with loose currencies (without wallets) where it cannot.
The library exports the oh$
object for use as a module when bundling.
import oh$ from "ledgers.js"; oh$.enable(token); oh$.addEventListener('onWalletChange', (e) => {...});
APIs abstracted by ledgers.js require a bearer-token. The
token
(above) is passed in toenable
the rest of the library's functionality.oh$.enable(..)
can be called every so often with a refreshed token.A token can be retrieved with a
GET /token
call (see https://token.overhide.io/swagger.html).To retrieve tokens please first register for your own API key at https://token.overhide.io/register.
The library can be loaded straight into your HTML (along with pre-requisite web3.min.js
) and accessed by its oh$
property from the browser's window
object:
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/web3/1.3.4/web3.min.js" integrity="sha512-TTGImODeszogiro9DUvleC9NJVnxO6M0+69nbM3YE9SYcVe4wZp2XYpELtcikuFZO9vjXNPyeoHAhS5DHzX1ZQ==" crossorigin="anonymous"></script> <script src="./dist/ledgers.js"></script> <script> oh$.enable(token); oh$.addEventListener('onWalletChange', (e) => {...}); </script>
The library works with a concept of imprater tags. Wallets impart credentials, signatures, and transactions. For loose change--where no wallet exists--the library can be interrogated as to which entities should be set by the user (can* functions); causing the entities to be imparted back to the user in a common code flow.
The imparter tags are a simple naming convention. For example if multiple Ethereum wallet APIs were imparting data they would be individually tagged with a prefix "eth" and a dashed suffix. No suffix indicates a loose change imparter:
Similarly for overhide-ledger, the prefix is "ohledger", the suffix won't be attached on the loose change version and will be suffixed on the web3 walleted version:
The ohledger-social imparter is to use the overhide-ledger with credentials stored online behind a Microsoft or Google social login. The overhide-ledger credentials are not transferred to the client. They sit in the cloud and are used once a social provider allows it.
Thus far Bitcoin is only supported in manual mode (no Bitcoin wallet injection into target site):
The following sections cover special notes on each imparter. The library adheres to these notes.
Ethereum addresses are 20 bytes: 42 character 'hex' strings prefixed with '0x'.
Ethereum secret keys for signing addresses are 32 bytes: 66 character 'hex' strings prefixed with '0x'.
Ethereum networks names/modes are:
name mode notes main prod rinkeyby test kovan test not supported ropsten test not supported goerli test not supported The denomination for amounts is the Wei
Addresses and secret keys use Ethereum format.
Addresses are 20 bytes: 42 character 'hex' strings prefixed with '0x'.
Secret keys for signing addresses are 32 bytes: 66 character 'hex' strings prefixed with '0x'.
Network tuples consist of a 'currency' as a three letter ISO fiat currency code and a 'mode'. The supported 'currency' names are:
- 'USD'
The denominations are:
Currency denomination USD cents Note: at this point only USD are supported. If there is a need, and overhide-ledger instances in currencies other than USD come online, we'll revisit this.
An 'ohledger' mode is one of 'prod' or 'test'
Addresses use Bitcoin format.
Bitcoin network modes are:
- prod -- for mainnet
- test -- for testnet
The denomination for amounts is the Satoshi.
Event called when wallets' state changes.
In user code:
oh$.addEventListener('onWalletChange', (e) => console.log(`wallet for ${e.imparterTag} is available:${e.isPresent}`));
(Object)
object - the event object passed in will have additional attributes
The new event object will conform to the following:
imparter tag event object attributes * {imparterTag:..,isPresent:..}
imparterTag - causing the event
isPresent - if wallet is present for imparter
Event called when wallet is expected to popup. Useful in case user wants to react to popup in UI.
In user code:
oh$.addEventListener('onWalletPopup', (e) => console.log(`wallet for ${e.imparterTag} popped`));
(Object)
object - the event object passed in will have additional attributes
The new event object will conform to the following:
imparter tag event object attributes * {imparterTag:..}
imparterTag - causing the pop-up
Event called when an credentials change for one of the tracked imparters.
Only called when credentials are valid as per imparter: ready to be used for signing, transacting.
In user code:
oh$.addEventListener('onCredentialsUpdate', (e) => {
console.log(`new address for ${e.imparterTag} is:${e.address}`);
return;
});
(Object)
object - the event object passed in will have additional attributes
The new event object will conform to the following:
imparter tag event object attributes eth-web3 {imparterTag:..,address:..}
ohledger {imparterTag:..,address:..,secret:..}
ohledger-web3 {imparterTag:..,address:..}
ohledger-social {imparterTag:..,address:..}
btc-manual {imparterTag:..,address:..}
imparterTag - causing the event
address - ledger public address of credential set for imparter
secret - ledger PKI private secret for credential set for imparter
Event called when the network changes for a particular imparter tag.
For example for "eth" the network could changed from "main" to "rinkeby".
In user code:
oh$.addEventListener('onNetworkChange', (e) => {
if (e.imparterTag === 'eth-web3') console.log(`new network selected for ${e.imparterTag} is:${e.name}`);
if (e.imparterTag === /ohledger/.test(e.imparterTag)) console.log(`working in currency: ${e.currency}`);
if (e.imparterTag === 'btc-manual') console.log(`new network mode selected for ${e.imparterTag} is:${e.name}`);
return;
});
(Object)
object - the event object passed in will have additional attributes
The new credentials object will conform to the following:
imparter tag event object attributes eth-web3 `{imparterTag:..,name:('main' ohledger `{imparterTag:..,currency:'USD',mode:('prod' ohledger-web3 `{imparterTag:..,currency:'USD',mode:('prod' btc-manual `{imparterTag:..,mode:('prod' imparterTag - causing the event
name - of network
currency - represented by network
mode - production or test network
uri - remuneration API URI for network
Enable (initialize) oh$
by instrumenting with token for ledger access.
oh$
calls may stall while waiting for this call to complete successfully.
A token can be retrieved with a GET /token
call (see https://token.overhide.io/swagger.html).
To retrieve tokens please first register for your own API key at https://token.overhide.io/register.
(string)
Retrieves all imparter tags injected by wallets and statically available from the library.
Array
:
of strings: the imparter tags available
Interrogate whether the imparter tag can have credentials set by the user: or does the wallet control it exclusively.
Only the following imparter(s) will return 'true':
(string)
boolean
:
'true' if particular imparter tag can have credentials set.
Interrogate whether the imparter tag can have credentials generated by the user: or does the wallet control it exclusively.
Only the following imparter(s) will return 'true':
(string)
boolean
:
'true' if particular imparter tag can have credentials generated.
Interrogate whether the imparter tag can have network changed by the user via oh$: or does the wallet control it exclusively.
Only the following imparter(s) will return 'true':
(string)
boolean
:
'true' if particular imparter tag can have networks changed via oh$.
For imparters that can have credentials generated, generates them.
Fires onCredentialsUpdate event against oh$
(string)
(Object)
imparter specific generation options, if any.
The options objects are as follows:
imparter tag credentials object comments eth-web3 N/A not supported ohledger null ohledger-web3 N/A not supported ohledger-social N/A not supported btc-manual N/A not supported
Promise
:
representing a 'true' if success else 'false'; also fires
onCredentialsUpdate
event against
oh$
For imparters that can have credentials set, sets them.
Fires onCredentialsUpdate event against oh$
.
(string)
(Object)
credentials object of imparter specific parameters to set
The credentials objects are as follows:
imparter tag credentials object comments eth-web3 N/A not suppoted ohledger {address:..,secret:..}
address
is optional, if not set will be extracted fromsecret
;secret
is optional, if not set,address
must be set, and this imparter will not be used to sign: will be used to check isOnLedger, getTransactions, getTally, and getTallyDollars, with explicitly provided signature in those calls' options objects.ohledger-web3 N/A not supported ohledger-social {provider:..[, address:..]}
null
to log-out;provider
is one of 'google' or 'microsoft'; optionally provideaddress
if known.provider
can be set to 'any' if this imparter will not be used to sign: will be used to check isOnLedger, getTransactions, getTally, and getTallyDollars, with explicitly provided signature in those calls' options objects.btc-manual {address:..}
For ohledger-social the actual address will be retruned (via onCredentialsUpdate event) when calling sign or any other call that needs a signature.
Promise
:
representing a 'true' if success else 'false'; also fires
onCredentialsUpdate
event against
oh$
For imparters that can have networks changed via oh$, changes it.
Fires onNetworkChange event against oh$
.
(string)
(Object)
network details object of imparter specific parameters to set.
The network details objects are as follows:
imparter tag network details object comments eth-web3 N/A not supported, change in wallet ohledger `{currency:'USD', mode:'prod' 'test'}` ohledger-web3 `{currency:'USD', mode:'prod' 'test'}` ohledger-social `{currency:'USD', mode:'prod' 'test'}` btc-manual `{mode:'prod' 'test'}`
Promise
:
representing a 'true' if success else 'false'; also fires
onNetworkChange
event against
oh$
Based on current network set returns the overhide remuneration API URI configured in the library.
(string)
string
:
the URI.
Retrieves current credentials for an imparterTag.
(string)
Object
:
details - an object describing current credentials, imparterTag dependant:
imparter tag credentials object eth-web3 {address:..}
ohledger {address:..,secret:..}
ohledger-web3 {address:..}
ohledger-social {address:..}
btc-manual {address:..}
Retrieves current network for an imparterTag.
(string)
Object
:
details - an object describing current network, imparterTag dependant:
imparter tag network details object eth-web3 `{name:('main' ohledger `{currency:'USD',mode:('prod' ohledger-web3 `{currency:'USD',mode:('prod' ohledger-social `{currency:'USD',mode:('prod' btc-manual `{mode:('prod'
Retrieve a (highest) converted amount in imparter specific denomination from a provided dollar amount at a very recent exchange rate.
Promise
:
with the value in imparter specific currency at the present time (based on recent exchange rate).
Retrieve a tally of all transactions on the imparter's ledger--perhaps within a date range--converted to a US dollar amount.
(string)
(Object)
imparter specific object describing options for the operation.
Recipient objects are as per:
imparter tag options object eth-web3 {address:..}
ohledger {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
ohledger-web3 {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
ohledger-social {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
btc-manual {address:..}
To retrieve private transactions from overhide ledger ensure to sign the token (passed into enable) before calling this method.
Alternatively you may provide a previous token as
token
and correspondingsignature
signed by the from-address, the imparter's credentials.Without a properly signed token available to this call, only public transactions -- those created using createTransaction without
isPrivate
flag -- are retruned. All Ethereum and Bitcoin transactions are public.
(Date)
date to start tally since: date of oldest transaction to include. No restriction if 'null'.
Promise
:
with the
{'tally':.., 'as-of':..}
object, whereby the 'tally' value is in US dollars: all transactions
are exchanged to USD at an approximate (highest) exchange rate close to the transactions' time. The 'as-of' timestamp
is that of the call (pass this to back-end to retrieve cached values at better API call rates).
Retrieve a tally of all transactions on the imparter's ledger--perhaps within a date range.
(string)
(Object)
imparter specific object describing options for the operation.
Recipient objects are as per:
imparter tag options object eth-web3 {address:..}
ohledger {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
ohledger-web3 {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
ohledger-social {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
btc-manual {address:..}
To retrieve private transactions from overhide ledger ensure to sign the token (passed into enable) before calling this method.
Alternatively you may provide a previous token as
token
and correspondingsignature
signed by the from-address, the imparter's credentials.Without a properly signed token available to this call, only public transactions -- those created using createTransaction without
isPrivate
flag -- are retruned. All Ethereum and Bitcoin transactions are public.
(Date)
date to start tally since: date of oldest transaction to include. No restriction if 'null'.
Promise
:
with the
{'tally':.., 'as-of':..}
object, whereby the tally value is in imparter specific currency.
The 'as-of' timestamp is that of the call (pass this to back-end to retrieve cached values at better API call rates).
Retrieve transactions on the imparter's ledger, perhaps within a date range, from credentials set against imparter to a recipient
(string)
(Object)
imparter specific object describing options for the operation.
Recipient objects are as per:
imparter tag options object eth-web3 {address:..}
ohledger {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
ohledger-web3 {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
ohledger-social {address:.., token:.., signature:..}
btc-manual {address:..}
To retrieve private transactions from overhide ledger ensure to sign the token (passed into enable) before calling this method.
Alternatively you may provide a previous token as
token
and correspondingsignature
signed by the from-address, the imparter's credentials.Without a properly signed token available to this call, only public transactions -- those created using createTransaction without
isPrivate
flag -- are retruned. All Ethereum and Bitcoin transactions are public.
(Date)
date to start tally since: date of oldest transaction to include. No restriction if 'null'.
Promise
:
with the
{'transactions': [{"transaction-value":..,"transaction-date":..},..], 'as-of':..}
object,
whereby 'transactions' is the list of transactions and 'as-of' is the timestamp of the call.
Determine if current credentials have some transaction on the imparter's ledger: transaction can be to anyone.
Intent is to validate beyond just a valid address. To validate the address has been used.
May fire onWalletPopup event against oh$
.
(string)
(Object)
options for the specific imparter.
The options objects are as follows:
imparter tag options object eth-web3 {message:.., signature:..} ohledger {message:.., signature:..} ohledger-web3 {message:.., signature:..} ohledger-social {message:.., signature:..} btc-manual {message:.., signature:..} If message and signature are provided they are used instead of oh$ asking for wallet to resign message.
Promise
:
with 'true' or 'false'; may fire
onWalletPopup
event against
oh$
Sign using the provided message using the credentials set against the specific imparter.
Note: wallet might pop up a dialog upon this call, consider that in your UX flow.
May fire onWalletPopup event against oh$
.
(string)
(string)
optional message to sign, if not provided,
token
value (from
enable
function) is signed. Last
signature is remembered for use with other functions such as
createTransaction
,
getTransactions
.
Promise
:
with the signature; may fire
onWalletPopup
event against
oh$
Create a transaction on the imparter's ledger.
May fire onWalletPopup event against oh$
; wallet might pop up a dialog upon this call, consider that in your UX flow.
(string)
(number)
(string)
address of recipient
$0 (amount) transactions against ohledger or ohledger-web imparters use the current credential as the to address, not the specified to address.
(Object)
other options required for the specific imparter.
The options objects are as follows:
imparter tag credentials object eth-web3 null ohledger {message:.., signature:.., isPrivate:..} ohledger-web3 {message:.., signature:.., isPrivate:..} ohledger-social {message:.., signature:.., isPrivate:..} btc-manual null If message and signature are provided they are used. If either is not provided, the overhide
token
value (as passed intoenable
) is used for signing and remembered for other operations suich asgetTransactions
.To create a private transaction, where possible, ensure to set isPrivate to
true
.For overhide ledger message must be a valid overhide
token
value such as passed intoenable
.
Promise
:
of a 'true' for success or an Error; may fire
onWalletPopup
event against
oh$
Function to fire events.


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[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> this is a simple one (i tihink)
[dscrd-cz] <Hungry_BullBear> How is that easy
[dscrd-cz] <Hungry_BullBear> U evil puzzle maker
[dscrd-cz] <Hungry_BullBear>
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> if it proves not so simple i'll ask the community to add more funds
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> haha I'm with you
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> i think it will be solved fast though. we shall see.
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> yeah some people are good with these things
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> not me lol
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> it actually is very interesting because you get to see who is really good at problem solving within the community
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> and it's also interesting how one thing represents so many things to others
[dscrd-cz] <BlockTech> it's a seed or a private key ?
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> yes we have some smart people here that's for sure...first time I read tech talk in KMD i thought they were speaking a different language
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> well it still seems foreign to me lol
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> I solved it
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> serious?
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> yes
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat>
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> easy
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy>
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> yea i thought so
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> alright claim the prize
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> i did
[dscrd-cz] <BTC-BTC-BTC> congrats.
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> easy lol thanks for making the rest of us feel smart
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> congrats
[dscrd-cz] <PeLe2288> so fast
[dscrd-cz] <PeLe2288> congrats
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> alright, that gives me a benchmark of how easy and how hard we can make themn
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Please tell everyone and if you can post it on twitter
(edited)
[dscrd-cz] <BTC-BTC-BTC> Answer is on the pic
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> yes I want to know how it was solved
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> It was a Caesar cypher pastebin link gave the encrypted text, and the shift key is no. 11 in the background, which decrypts the text giving you the seed
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> too easy huh
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> help chainzilla reach the dark side of the moon, ico coming in january
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> man i did it on mobile running back to work to get into agama
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> haha nice
[dscrd-cz] <BlockTech> well, at least now i know what a caesar cypher is ^^
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> i don't lol
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Very good, congrats again.
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> Thank you i really enjoyed even it was quick
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> Feel better now that the last time i had 2 words swapped whole day
[dscrd-cz] <PeLe2288> i can't even see the link
[dscrd-cz] <PeLe2288> woul dyou mind typing it here
[dscrd-cz] <BlockTech> that doesn't get me anywhere
[dscrd-cz] <BlockTech> x)
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @Oszy the same message in watermark is also hidden through steneography in the image
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @BlockTech i think that's backwards
(edited)
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> that's nice @PTYX more chances to find it out
[dscrd-cz] <Oszy> last time i even checked the EXIF
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat> can you guys speak english?
[dscrd-cz] <BlockTech> oh ok, i needed to know what a ceasar cypher, what pastebin was ... i Was FAR from having it ^^ to technical for the mainstream people like me ^^
[dscrd-cz] <CombatWombat>
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> if you don't know what pastebin is, let alone iptv
[dscrd-cz] <wookie25> yeah, waaaaaay too technical for me....I was guessing words for the seed like zilla cart key eleven ....
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> we'll have a different ones coming up. so keep an eye out.
[dscrd-cz] <BlockTech> @Emmanuel sorry, i don't know what iptv is, for me it means Internet Protocol television (IPTV)
[dscrd-cz] <Emmanuel> yes
[dscrd-cz] <BlockTech> ok, so i don't understand what you meant.
(edited)


Sharing a platter of fried chicken from Stone Korean.
Fried chicken is one of my favorite things to eat! It's also the very first food I learned how to cook on my own.
Twice-fried so it's extra crispy. Korean fried chicken also owes its spicy kick to gochujang sauce.
Thse fried chicken bites are topped with salt, pepper, and chilli powder and typically served from street carts.
In this version, morsels of chicken are first marinated in soy sauce and other seasonings, then deep fried in potato starch, providing a light tempura like texture.
Europeans have a documented history of frying chickens as far back as the Middle Ages. But it was the Scots, specifically, who preferred to deep-fry their chickens in fat.
Chicago Deep Dish at Giordano's.
If there is one food that I am genuinely passionate about, it's pizza! I like to eat it, make it, and talk about it.

New York style pizza is made with a characteristically large hand-tossed thin crust, often sold in wide slices to go.
The Detroit style is a rectangular pizza that has a thick crisp crust and toppings such as pepperoni and mushrooms.
Neapolitan pizza is a style of pizza made with San Marzano tomatoes and mozzarella cheese.
The word pizza was first documented in AD 997 in Gaeta and successively in different parts of Central and Southern Italy. Pizza was mainly eaten in the country of Italy and by emigrants from there.
If I can pick one dish to represent the cuisine of my native homeland of Laos, it's Nam Khao. Nam Khao is a fried rice ball crispy salad with chunks of fermented pork sausage.
Nam Khao made by my wife Nancy!


We love music
MUSER Data App is a solution to your music data analysis. The app offers functionalities to extract data from Spotify API, save a raw CSV file with the timestamp, and perform ETL operation to dump the extracted data in SQL Server. In addition to the data extraction functionality, we have incorporated functionality to build a doc2vec NLP model and train it on the data dumped in the SQL table. There is one final functionality to expand the muser data, collected from FireBase, with metadata information collected from Spotify. The app first queries Spotify for an exact match with the muser record (artist, track, and album), and in case there is no exact match, the app utilizes the doc2vec model to predict the most similar match in the SQL table.
{{msg}}Data extraction


Part 1: Software Evolution (Harvey Siy)
Part 2: Graph Analysis (Sanjukta Bhowmick)
Dynamic network analysis:


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Unregistered/ INVALID students or alumni carrying Student ID must use the entry in front of the Registrar’s office and identify their current status at the validation kiosk. They will be directed to the respective concerned offices based on their current status.
Every individual regardless of student/ faculty members/ alumni, entering through the entry in front of Registrar’s office must tap their ID at the validation kiosk.
In case the ID of a valid registered student or an employee is not functional, they must be verified at the entry point in front of Registrar’s office. After verification, they may proceed to the VUES Office to solve their ID problem as per university policy.
Visitors or Guardians are allowed to enter the campus only for valid and verified reasons. They must submit a valid Photo ID and collect official ‘Visitor ID’. The ‘Visitor ID’ must be displayed at all times during their stay in the campus. Visitor ID Must be returned and deposited Photo ID must be collected at the end of the visit while leaving the campus premise.
Visitors of an Employee or Guardians willing to meet faculty members or officials, will be allowed to enter only if their visit is confirmed and agreed by the person they are willing to meet.
Gates marked ‘No Entry’ are strictly used for ‘Exit only’; i.e. North Gate of Annex 1, Side gate near the automated flap doors between Annex 2 and 3, collapsible gate between Annex 4 and 5, and Exit gate in front of Registrar office.
Security personnel may use their master card to open the automated flap doors only for employees in case of malfunctioning ID.
AIUB reserves all the rights to allow or disallow anyone from entering the premise.


Instructor Demo: Creating Images
In this demo, we'll illustrate:
- How to read each step of the image build output
- How intermediate image layers behave in the cache and as independent images
- What the meanings of 'dangling' and
<missing>
image layers are
Understanding Image Build Output
Make a folder
demo
for our image demo:[centos@node-0 ~]$ mkdir demo ; cd demo
And create a Dockerfile therein with the following content:
FROM centos:7 RUN yum update -y RUN yum install -y which RUN yum install -y wget RUN yum install -y vim
Build your image from your Dockerfile, just like we did in the last exercise:
[centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image build -t demo .
Examine the output from the build process. The very first line looks like:
Sending build context to Docker daemon 2.048kB
Here the Docker daemon is archiving everything at the path specified in the
docker image build
command (.
or the current directory in this example). This is why we made a fresh directorydemo
to build in, so that nothing extra is included in this process.The next lines look like:
Step 1/5 : FROM centos:7 ---> 49f7960eb7e4
Do an
image ls
:[centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image ls REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE demo latest 59e595750dd5 10 seconds ago 645MB centos 7 49f7960eb7e4 2 months ago 200MB
Notice the Image ID for
centos:7
matches that second line in the build output. The build starts from the base image defined in theFROM
command.The next few lines look like:
Step 2/5 : RUN yum update -y ---> Running in 8734b14cf011 Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, ovl ...
This is the output of the
RUN
command,yum update -y
. The lineRunning in 8734b14cf011
specifies a container that this command is running in, which is spun up based on all previous image layers (just thecentos:7
base at the moment). Scroll down a bit and you should see something like:---> 433e56d735f6 Removing intermediate container 8734b14cf011
At the end of this first
RUN
command, the temporary container8734b14cf011
is saved as an image layer433e56d735f6
, and the container is removed. This is the exact same process as when you useddocker container commit
to save a container as a new image layer, but now running automatically as part of a Dockerfile build.Look at the history of your image:
[centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image history demo IMAGE CREATED CREATED BY SIZE COMMENT 59e595750dd5 2 minutes ago /bin/sh -c yum install -y vim 142MB bba17f8df167 2 minutes ago /bin/sh -c yum install -y wget 87MB b9f2efa616de 2 minutes ago /bin/sh -c yum install -y which 86.6MB 433e56d735f6 2 minutes ago /bin/sh -c yum update -y 129MB 49f7960eb7e4 2 months ago /bin/sh -c #(nop) CMD ["/bin/bash"] 0B <missing> 2 months ago /bin/sh -c #(nop) LABEL org.label-schema.... 0B <missing> 2 months ago /bin/sh -c #(nop) ADD file:8f4b3be0c1427b1... 200MB
As you can see, the different layers of
demo
correspond to a separate line in the Dockerfile and the layers have their own ID. You can see the image layer433e56d735f6
committed in the second build step in the list of layers for this image.Look through your build output for where steps 3/5 (installing
which
), 4/5 (installingwget
), and 5/5 (installingvim
) occur - the same behavior of starting a temporary container based on the previous image layers, running theRUN
command, saving the container as a new image layer visible in yourdocker iamge history
output, and deleting the temporary container is visible.Every layer can be used as you would use any image, which means we can inspect a single layer. Let's inspect the
wget
layer, which in my case isbba17f8df167
(yours will be different, look at yourdocker image history
output):[centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image inspect bba17f8df167
Let's look for the command associated with this image layer by using
--format
:[centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image inspect \ --format='{{.ContainerConfig.Cmd}}' bba17f8df167 [/bin/sh -c yum install -y wget]
We can even start containers based on intermediate image layers; start an interactive container based on the
wget
layer, and look for whetherwget
andvim
are installed:[centos@node-0 demo]$ docker container run -it bba17f8df167 bash [root@a766a3d616b7 /]# which wget /usr/bin/wget [root@a766a3d616b7 /]# which vim /usr/bin/which: no vim in (/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin)
wget
is installed in this layer, but sincevim
didn't arrive until the next layer, it's not available here.
Managing Image Layers
Change the last line in the Dockerfile from the last section to install
nano
instead ofvim
:FROM centos:7 RUN yum update -y RUN yum install -y which RUN yum install -y wget RUN yum install -y nano
Rebuild your image, and list your images again:
[centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image build -t demo . [centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image ls REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE demo latest 5a6aedc1feab 8 seconds ago 590MB <none> <none> 59e595750dd5 23 minutes ago 645MB centos 7 49f7960eb7e4 2 months ago 200MB
What is that image named
<none>
? Notice the image ID is the same as the old image ID fordemo:latest
(see your history output above). The name and tag of an image is just a pointer to the stack of layers that make it up; reuse a name and tag, and you are effectively moving that pointer to a new stack of layers, leaving the old one (the one containing thevim
install in this case) as an untagged or 'dangling' image.Rewrite your Dockerfile one more time, to combine some of those install steps:
FROM centos:7 RUN yum update -y RUN yum install -y which wget nano
Rebuild using a
new
tag this time, and list your images one more time:[centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image build -t demo:new . ... [centos@node-0 demo]$ docker image ls REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE demo new 568b29a0dce9 20 seconds ago 416MB demo latest 5a6aedc1feab 5 minutes ago 590MB <none> <none> 59e595750dd5 28 minutes ago 645MB centos 7 49f7960eb7e4 2 months ago 200MB
Image
demo:new
is much smaller in size thandemo:latest
, even though it contains the exact same software - why?
Conclusion
In this demo, we explored the layered structure of images; each layer is built as a distinct image and can be treated as such, on the host where it was built. This information is preserved on the build host for use in the build cache; build another image based on the same lower layers, and they will be reused to speed up the build process. Notice that the same is not true of downloaded images like centos:7
; intermediate image caches are not downloaded, but rather only the final complete image.


Liverpool's stunning new £50m training ground in Kirkby takes shape
Liverpool began work on the new facility last year and it remains on course to be completed in time for next summer
by Toby DurantWork at Liverpool’s new Kirkby training facility is picking up steam.
The European champions have a long history of turning local talent into world-class players, with the current squad boasting more than a few home-grown heroes.
That feeder system is only set to improve when the new Kirkby training facility comes online.
Work began on the 9,200 square metre facility in September 2018 and is on pace to be completed on time in summer 2020.
The facility will bring the first team and development squad together in one location, yet the impressive training ground will also give each part of the whole the space it needs.
The state-of-the-art facility will comprise of two gyms, a hydrotherapy complex, specialist sports rehabilitation suites, TV studios, press conference facilities and three full-size pitches. Everything you need to create a team that can conquer both the Premier League and Europe.
Liverpool ’s twitter account provided a look at the development of the area as well as impressions of what the inside of the facility will look like when it finally opens.
This move takes Liverpool away from their iconic Melwood home, but the benefits of the new training ground are sure to outweigh any historic feeling they leave behind.
Included in the project of the new training complex is the redevelopment of the Eddie McArdle community pitches at the north end of the site, which has now been completed and handed over to the local community.
Speaking about the project, Liverpool’s Chief Operating Officer Andy Hughes said; “It has always been our aspiration to provide a clear pathway for progression for our youngsters from the club’s Academy to the First Team, and the two facilities are now intrinsically linked.
“Work at the training ground is on track for completion in summer 2020 when will see the first team and youth football operations come together on one site for the first time in the club’s history.”
It is this link that should worry other teams in the Premier League. While Liverpool have flexed their financial muscles to bring in players like Alisson and Naby Keita recently, their ability to produce world-class home-grown players like Joe Gomez and Trent Alexander-Arnold has helped push them back to European glory, and just maybe that elusive first Premier League title.


Text Editor
using HTML
This is my first time trying out HTML. I learnt how to use basic html functions from a 12 minutes video. There are many text editors apps to download and I chose atom as my default text editor. It is more convenient to use atom if you are using github as well.
using CSS
CSS is to design the webpage. There are many different things you can use to make a webpage look presentable. As such, I tend to use different colours to make it nicer and more colorful to attract the reader attention. It is important to have a design in anything because no one will want to look at something that is very plain and no uniqueness. Also, we are able to shift the parts around to what we want to be in the webpage.
using markdown
It is more convenient and easier to use markdown than html. However, I will still prefer using html way.
using github
After downloading github, to set up a site, we are supposed to create a respository and we can upload the files in there. The username and respository are used behind the www.github.com when access the files. It is great to learn this as it is quite convenient for me to put files inside and access them in a easier way.
using git
It was quite hard for me to understand git at first but after some time of learning, I managed to understand better and really tried to understand the logic and process.
3D designs
Keychain
Since I never have experience using fusion 360 before, it is definitely a great try for me to learn new things along the way. When I first time tried this software, I needed to make a keychain as shown above to print it out. At first it was hard for me to use the functions in fusion 360 but after some time, I am more used to it already.
Box
The first design I did is a simple box. In order to make it like a box, I used the method of cutting and joining some slots of every side of the box to connect them, so in real life, they are in a piece and it will be stable.
T-shirt design
First time printing own shirt. My favourite animal is pig so I took some images and design in my own way, followed by searching a quote to encourage myself. The experience is great because people can have their own ideas and design the way they want according to their likes.


Links to the liblouis and liblouisutdml manuals are given below. A BrailleBlaster manual will be written in time. There are also text versions of the manuals. Use of the html versions, as provided here, is strongly recommended, since they contain tables of contents with live links, etc. Either the html or text versions can be translated into braille and embossed by using the Translate or Emboss Now! menu items or by using the translate and/or emboss subcommands. For this, see The tutorial


Portfolio
A showcase of my recent and interesting projects.
Sales Visit Mobile
This mobile application enables merchandisers and sales
representatives to report market trends such as sales,
competitors activities, current stock, return of goods, etc.
in realtime.
How I did it:
- Adobe XD
- Cordova AngularJs Bootstrap
- PHP MySQL SQL Server
- C# SQL Server
Order Approval
This is a mobile app that works as an utility to extend the
functionality of SAGE ERP system. It allows decision makers to
approve orders in realtime on the go.
How I did it:
- Adobe XD
- Cordova Bootstrap JQuery
- PHP C# SQL Server MySQL
Shop Attendance App
This is a mobile application that allows shop attendants from
Hugoboss Kenya to query products information seamlessly by
scanning Barcode/QR Code.
How I did it:
- Adobe XD
- Cordova JQuery Mobile AJAX
- PHP SQL Server
One Digital Africa
One Digital Africa is a digital marketing company based in
Nairobi.
How I did it:
- HTML Bootstrap JQuery Javascript
- PHP MySQL
- Google Bing
- Social Media Email
Manufacturing System
This is a desktop software that extends the functionality of
SAGE ERP manufacturing module.
How I did it:
- Adobe XD
- .NET WPF Material Design
- C# SQL Server
About me
If programming was magic, I would be the Wand and you the Bright. If it was a form of communication, I would be a multilingual who speaks Java, Python, C#, PHP, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, etc.
Tel:+254712317212Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Nairobi, Kenya


Spring is in the air. Summer is peaking its' head. Let's grab a cold one at ABQ's best breweries.
Find Beer
Let's find out how far that brewery is. Put your origin and search a brewery in the destination to see how long it is to that cold one.


method of static class JsNgram
Description
Show found result as a list of douments. Both for perfect matches and partial matches.
Example
JsNgram.showFoundByDoc(true, perfection, selector, 0, 100);
Usage
showFoundByDoc(isPerfection, perfection, selector, start, limit);
Argument isPerfection is a boolean value whether it is for perfect matches or partial matches. Argument perfection is a matched data sorted by document. Argument selector is a html element to place the result. Argument start is a number of items to skip. Argument limit is a number of items to show at once.
This method is branched from the method showFound.
Returns a hash object with a key deferred
with value as an array of jQuery deferred object.
It also has a key next
when there are records not shown yet.


Princess Charlotte Is Really into Musical Theater, Kate Middleton Says
by Chelsey Sanchez- During the Royal Variety Performance, Duchess Kate revealed that Princess Charlotte loves musical theater and putting on little shows.
- Kate also mentioned that her royal kids—George, Charlotte, and Louis—had asked her and dad Prince William if they could attend the show. Kate declined their request since it was a school night.
Inevitably, having three children means that at least one of them will probably end up as a theater kid. For Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, that theater kid is turning out in Princess Charlotte.

Speaking to Hello! magazine, 14-year-old Mary Poppins performer Nuala Peberby, who spoke to the duchess, said, "[Kate] said that her children love performing at home, particularly Charlotte. She told us how lucky we were to be on stage in the West End and asked how we managed to do it with all our schoolwork. I can't tell you how exciting it was to meet them."
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also chatted with six-year-old Aurelia from acrobatic group Zurcaroh, who told the outlet that William and Kate said George and Charlotte also do acrobatics at home, from handstands to cartwheels.
Although George, Charlotte, and Louis had asked their parents if they could attend the royal outing, Kate gently declined their request, saying, "Not on a school night," according to the Mirror.
Maybe Charlotte gets her musical-loving tendencies from Dad, who reportedly told the Mary Poppins cast, "I love Mary Poppins." Us, too, William. Us, too.
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 This demo allows you to generate all such chains.
Change side lengths by updating offsets PA, PB, QC, QD. Sidelengths are constrained to be positive (PB-PA>0, QD-QC>0).
One can update the number of sides/tetrahedrons to any even number greater than 6.


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 10-12
Try curing your salmon at home for maximum flavour - it takes time but it's not at all difficult.
Lay long strips of cling film over a work surface. Lay the salmon on top and cover with the sea salt, sugar and whisky. Wrap the fish tightly in cling film and place in the fridge for 12 hours.
Wash the salmon to remove the salt rub, then slice it thinly.
To make the blinis, whisk together the flour, yeast, milk, salt and sugar. Set aside in a warm place to prove for an hour.
For the beetroot, heat the redcurrant jelly, cloves, whisky and vinegar in a saucepan. Simmer until the volume of liquid has reduced by half. Strain through a sieve.
Whisk in the mustard, then stir through the beetroot. Set aside until ready to serve.
For the blinis, whisk the egg whites in a separate bowl until stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed. When the batter has proved fold in the egg whites.
To cook the blinis, melt the butter in a large frying pan. Add a tablespoon of batter to the pan per blini and cook until golden-brown on the underside. Flip over and cook the other side. Remove the blini and place onto kitchen paper. Repeat until you have used all the batter. Keep the blinis warm until ready to serve.
To serve, place slices of salmon onto serving plates, with a few blinis, a spoonful of beetroot and a quenelle of crème fraîche. Garnish with mustard cress or micro herbs.


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Overview
This is part 1 of "14 lessons from A Cooperative Species, Human Reciprocity and Its Evolution" This part gives the highlights of evolutionary biology and places cooperative economics in context with competing theories.
Part i presents the key takeaways.
Part 0 explores each of the 14 lessons.
Evolution of sociobiology
“I shall argue that a predominant quality to be expected in a successful gene is ruthless selfishness. This gene for selfishness will usually give rise to selfishness in individual behavior.” -- Richard Dawkins, The Selfish Gene (1976)
“Selfish and contentious people will not cohere, and without coherence, nothing can be effected. … social and moral qualities would tend … be diffused throughout the world. Charles Darwin, The Descent of Man (1873)
With which do you think they agree? Yes, Darwin.
Numerous advances in sociobiology also inform social behavior:
- In 1971 Edward O. Wilson showed the central importance of social structure in The Insect Societies. He followed this in 1975 with Sociobiology: The New Synthesis.
- In 1970, George Price provided an ingenious method for the analysis of selection processes operating at multiple levels, providing a way to study the evolution of social behavior in group-structured populations.
- This shows how behaviors can emerge at a group level that are not evident at the lower level.
- Even though genes are selfish, groups can behave altruistically.
- This is known as “multi-level selection”
- In 1973, Cavalli-Sforza and Feldman published “Cultural versus Biological Inheritance”, arguing for gene-culture coevolution
- in 1973, John Maynard Smith and George Price published “The Logic of Animal Conflict”. This paper launched the field of evolutionary game theory.
Multi-level selection may be of considerably greater importance among humans than among other animals given the following characteristics:
- Advanced cognitive and linguistic abilities.
- Capacity to maintain group boundaries.
- Ability to formulate general rules of behavior for large groups.
- Substantial influence of cultural inheritance.
Among the consequences of these are minimizing within-group differences through egalitarianism, consensus decision making and conformist behaviors.
Other animals do some of these things, but no animal does all of these as well as people do. These caused groups to win out over other groups, favoring the individual characteristics within groups that won.
Competing alternative explanations
A rather different interpretation of human altruism and its evolution is that, behaviors that seem to be altruistic are just self-interest with a long time horizon.
- This approach takes reciprocal altruism as its starting point and shows how, when interactions are frequently repeated, individuals may enhance their fitness by a mutualistic form of helping based on the expectation of reciprocation in the future.
- Variants of this approach developed in models of indirect reciprocity and costly signaling show that helping others may be repaid not only by the targets of one’s help but also by others wishing preferentially to be associated with the helpful.
Competing models for explaining cooperation
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Inclusive Fitness -- 1930, 1964
- Kin-based Altruism -- 1964
- Group-based Altruism (multi-level selection) -- 1977 , 1982, 1990
- Network-based Altruism -- 2006
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Reciprocal Altruism & Mutualism -- 1971
- Signaling Reputation -- 1973 , 1990 , 1975
- Indirect Reciprocity -- 1987 , 1986
- Repeated Games Folk Theorem -- 1981 , 1986
An important parameter in these models is what economists term the rate of time preference. For example, reciprocal altruism could have gotten started by piggybacking on kin-based altruism.
Perhaps humans are simply able to mentally simulate the future better. Perhaps we simply have a longer time preference parameter. After all, non-human animals are relatively more impatient. Behaviors that at first appeared to be reciprocal have on further study been better explained as simple mutualism in which the benefit to the actor compensates for the cost of the action regardless of the action taken by the other.
Reciprocal Altruism in Large Groups
To illustrate the consequences of extending the reciprocal altruism model to groups larger than two, we will develop an agent-based model. A large population consists of N groups of n members each, and each group plays a public goods game repeatedly d times. We will call this series of d rounds an encounter.
Reputation: Indirect Reciprocity
Here they steel man a competing theory, called the standing model. This is an alternative mechanism of cooperation where individuals remember who cooperated with their partners in the previous round and those who did not.
- An individual who cooperated in the previous round is considered to be “in good standing”.
- The only way an individual can fall into bad standing is by defecting on a partner who is in good standing.
- An individual can always defect when his partner is in bad standing without losing his good standing status.
The “standing strategy” is :
- cooperate if and only if your current partner is in good standing,
- except that if you accidentally defected the previous period, then
- cooperate in this period unconditionally, thereby restoring your status as a member in good standing.
Indirect reciprocity and signaling models are similar in that the payback for the individual’s cooperative action comes from third parties.
The two models differ in a subtle way.
- In the signaling model the third party responds favorably because the signal is correlated with some desirable but unobservable property of the actor.
- In the indirect reciprocity model the signal (cooperating with those in good standing) is the desirable property itself.
Example of indirect reciprocity: I want to associate with the hunter who shares his ample prey with other members of the group because I too would like a share of meat.
Example of the signaling model: I want to associate with the hunter because the fact that he has lots of meat to share indicates that he is physically able and would be a good mate or coalition partner. In other words, having meat to share is correlated with some other desirable quality.
Part i : Introduction.
Part 0 : Overview of 14 key lessons of cooperative economics.
Part 2 : Failures of non-cooperative theory.
Part 3 : Evolutionary economics, rise of institutions, and the co-evolution of genes and culture.


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Prince Andrew releases statement and says he will 'step back from public duties' amid ongoing sexual misconduct scandal
by Bashiera Parker (@bparks_)Cape Town – Prince Andrew has released a statement and says he will "step back from public duties" amid the ongoing sexual misconduct allegations.
The Duke of York received backlash after an explosive interview with BBC News Night in which he discussed claims made by Virginia Roberts that when she was seventeen, she was acquired by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and forced to have sex with Prince Andrew on three occasions.
His Royal Highness vehemently denied all allegations levied at him.
On Wednesday, via The Royal Family Instagram and Twitter accounts, the duke has released an official statement.
"It has become clear to me over the last few days that the circumstances relating to my former association with Jeffrey Epstein has become a major disruption to my family's work and the valuable work going on in the many organisation and charities that I am proud to support," the statement reads, before Prince Andrew continues and says he's asked the queen as a result if he may "step back from public duties" for the time being.
"I continue to unequivocally regret my ill-judged association with Jeffrey Epstein," he says, before saying he "sympathises with everyone who has been affected and wants some form of closure".
"I can only hope that, in time, they will be able to rebuild their lives," he says.


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My coke use began at the beginning of college. It started off with my friend and I splitting the cost of an 8 ball with several other people. I have always been the experimental type, believing that substances are just another way to experience life, and as such I had no apprehension of doing it. We took our share of what we had bought back home with us and spent the night snortin and just having fun. I loved the feeling of just being so unbelievably clear headed, and I felt like everything would be okay.
I was happy and chatty and completely numb. That being said, I hated coming down. After it was all gone I feel like the smallest most feeble human being alive. I went into this entire experience with the thinking, okay, I am only going to do it once, and after the come down i was almost content with that being the last time. But of course that wasn't close to the last time.
Over the course of the next few months my friend and I had snorted enough coke to make George Jung look like newby. Eventually it got to the point where we would buy nearly a quarter ounce of coke every weekend, and snort it all in that weekend. We would always buy it with the thought that we could sell some of it off to our friends and make some of our money back. That never happened though. We eventually hit a spot where neither of us could afford it anymore.
We decided right then and there that we were going to stop doing coke, that it if we continued we would be spending money that we didn't have, and we agreed never to do that. We decided to stop... After one last 8 ball. Our guy told us that he got some unbelievably pure coke. We could not resist that last time. So we bought the 8 ball and went to a friends house to have some fun.  We machined gunned about 6 rails a piece to start with, and it was one of the greatest experiences I have ever had.
Over the course of the preceding two hours we finished off the entire 8 ball (about 1.75 g a piece) and I was so happy. Atleast for that instant. I had taken more than I had ever done (I would recommend to no one in taking that amount), and I felt more than adequetly spun. We all played hacky sack for quite a long while and just enjoyed the experience. At the peak of the whole thing I was so numb that I could function and move my body parts but it just felt like they were working on their own. When I started to feel like I was coming down, it sucked, however, the odd thing was I didn't want any more coke.
Instead me and my friend smoked two joints and a couple of bowls. Most I have encountered have always said don't mix weed and coke, but when after that experience I would use it whenever I am coming down. The entire bad experience of coming down was completely alleviated by the weed. Instead my body felt like it was completely stoned, yet my mind kept its absolute sense of clarity thanks to the blow. I never felt the unpleasantness caused by the normal drop in dopamine levels and the next morning I felt completely normal (Though I should note that I have never experienced any ill effects the following day after snortin cocaine).
During the whole experience I became content with the idea that I could very well never coke again, and I was fine with that. I convinced myself that if there was a perfect end, that this was it, and I didn't have to do it anymore if I didn't want to. However, my goal with the whole thing wasn't to never to do coke again. I have done it once since then, but that was because it was free, and who can turn down any free drug? I guess what I really wanted was closure in the form of the perfect high. I wanted to end the habit of spending money on the stuff every weekend, to that end I have been very successful, and I didn't want to become an addict.
Despite how much coke I had at one point, I never considered myself an addict.  I have no doubt in my mind that I could have stopped by just will power, I could have, but if it wasn't for the closure that I got from that last experience, I would still have the want for blow.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The second phase of glycolysis involves the extraction of energy in the form of 4 ATP per molecule of glucose, a net gain of 2 ATP molecules. The product of glycolysis, pyruvate, can then be further broken either aerobically ( to carbon dioxide and water through the TCA cycle) or anaerobically (to lactate or alcohol).
Catalyses: Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate (G3P) +NAD+ + Pi à 1,3-Bisphosphoglycerate (1,3BPG) + NADH + H+
Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) plays an important role in glycolysis and gluconeogenesis by reversibly catalysing the oxidation and phosphorylation of G3P to the energy-rich intermediate 1,3BPG. NAD+ is a co-substrate for this reaction.
GAPDH displays diverse non-glycolytic functions as well,
its role depending upon its subcellular location. For instance, the translocation of GAPDH to the nucleus acts as a
signalling mechanism for programmed cell death, or apoptosis. The accumulation of GAPDH within the nucleus
is involved in the induction of apoptosis, where GAPDH functions in the activation
of transcription. The presence of GAPDH
is associated with the synthesis of pro-apoptotic proteins like BAX, c-JUN and
GAPDH itself.
GAPDH has been implicated in certain neurological diseases:
GAPDH is able to bind to the gene products from neurodegenerative disorders
such as Huntington’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and
Machado-Joseph disease through stretches encoded by their CAG repeats. Abnormal neuronal apoptosis is associated
with these diseases. Propargylamines
such as deprenyl increase neuronal survival by interfering with apoptosis
signalling pathways via their binding to GAPDH, which decreases the synthesis
of pro-apoptotic proteins.
Catalyses: 1,3-Bisphosphoglycerate (1,3BPG) + ADP à 3-Phosphoglycerate (3PG) + ATP
Phosphoglycerate kinase (PGK) is an enzyme that reversibly catalyses the formation of ATP to ADP, using one of the high-energy phosphate groups from 1,3BPG. The reaction forms two ATP molecules per glucose (one per 1,3BPG molecule), which compensates for the expenditure of 2 ATP in phase I of glycolysis. The ATP is made by substrate-level phosphorylation, where a phosphate group is transferred from 1,3BPG directly to ADP. This reaction is essential in most cells for the generation of ATP in aerobes, for fermentation in anaerobes and for carbon fixation in plants.
Deficiencies in PGK are associated with haemolytic anaemia, myopathy, central nervous system disorder and growth retardation.
Catalyses: 3-Phosphoglycerate (3PG) à 2-Phosphoglycerate (2PG)
Phosphoglycerate mutase (PGAM) catalyses the transfer of the phospho group from the C3 position to the C2 position, in preparation for the synthesis of ATP. PGAM enzymes from different sources exhibit different reaction mechanisms. For instance, some PGAM enzymes (vertebrates, fungi, certain bacteria) use 2,3-bisphophoglycerate as a cofactor to phosphorylate a serine residue to prime the reaction, whereas other PGAM enzymes (plants, certain invertebrates, algae, certain bacteria) carry out intramolecular phosphoryl group transfer via an active site residue without the need of a cofactor.
Deficiencies
in PGAM can cause acute muscle dysfunction with exercise intolerance and muscle
breakdown.
Catalyses: 2-Phosphoglycerate (2PG) à Phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP) + H2O
Enolase (phosphopyruvate hydratase) is an essential
glycolytic enzyme that catalyses the reversible dehydration of
2-phosphoglycerate to the high-energy intermediate phosphoenolpyruvate. Enolase is strongly inhibited by fluoride
ions, which forms a fluorophosphate complex with magnesium at the active
site. In vertebrates, there are 3
different, tissue-specific isozymes, designated alpha, beta and gamma. Alpha is
present in most tissues, beta is localised in muscle tissue, and gamma is found
only in nervous tissue. The functional
enzyme exists as homo- or hetero-dimers of the different isozymes. In immature organs and in adult liver, it is
usually an alpha homodimer, in adult skeletal muscle, a beta homodimer, and in
adult neurons, a gamma homodimer. In developing muscle, it is usually an
alpha/beta heterodimer, and in the developing nervous system, an alpha/gamma
heterodimer.
Neuron-specific enolase is released in a variety of neurological diseases, such as multiple sclerosis and after seizures or acute stroke. Several tumour cells have also been found positive for neuron-specific enolase. Beta-enolase deficiency is associated with glycogenosis type XIII defect.
Catalyses: Phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP) + ADP à Pyruvate + ATP
Pyruvate kinase (PK) catalyses the final step in glycolysis, the conversion of PEP to pyruvate with the concomitant transfer of the high-energy phosphate group from PEP to ADP, thereby generating ATP. PK requires both magnesium and potassium for activity. In vertebrates, there are four tissue-specific isozymes: L (liver), R (red cells), M1 (muscle, heart and brain), and M2 (early foetal tissue). In plants PK exists as cytoplasmic and plastid isozymes, while most bacteria and lower eukaryotes have one form, except in certain bacteria, such as Escherichia coli, that have two isozymes.
PK helps control the rate of glycolysis, along with phosphofructokinase and hexokinase. PK possesses allosteric sites for numerous effectors, yet the isozymes respond differently, in keeping with their different tissue distributions. The activity of L-type (liver) PK is increased by fructose-1,6-bisphosphate (F1,6BP) and lowered by ATP and alanine (gluconeogenic precursor), therefore when glucose levels are high, glycolysis is promoted, and when levels are low, gluconeogenesis is promoted. L-type PK is also hormonally regulated, being activated by insulin and inhibited by glucagon, which covalently modifies the PK enzyme. M1-type (muscle, brain) PK is inhibited by ATP, but F1,6BP and alanine have no effect, which correlates with the function of muscle and brain, as opposed to the liver.
The pyruvate produced by PK feeds into a number of different metabolic pathways. Under aerobic conditions, pyruvate can be transported to the mitochondria, where it enters the TCA cycle and is further broken down to produce considerably more ATP through oxidative phosphorylation. Alternatively, pyruvate can be anaerobically reduced to lactate in cells lacking mitochondria, or under hypoxic conditions, such as found in hard working muscle tissues. Other by-products of anaerobic breakdown of pyruvate include ethanol during fermentation by yeast


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rotten > Library > History > Index by Country > Chile
Chile
- The CIA overthrew an elected government and installed Augusto Pinochet as leader.
- The movie Alive documents a rugby team that, on the way to a match in Chile, crashes and must restort to Cannibalism. Based on a true story!
Timeline
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Rather than face an angry populace after Chile's Civil War, Chilean President José María Balmaceda Fernández commits suicide with a gun from inside the Argentinian Embassy in Santiago. |
| 4 Sep 1970 |
Salvador Allende is elected President of Chile. |
| 15 Sep 1970 |
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| 11 Sep 1973 |
Chilean President Salvador Allende is assassinated in a military coup led by Augusto Pinochet. |
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The following video demonstrates how to implement an algorithm that buys and holds an S&P 500 index ETF:
// Import all the functionality you need to run algorithms using QuantConnect.Data; // Define a trading algorithm that is a subclass of QCAlgorithm namespace QuantConnect.Algorithm.CSharp { public class MyAlgorithm : QCAlgorithm { // Define an Initialize method. // This method is the entry point of your algorithm where you define a series of settings. // LEAN only calls this method one time, at the start of your algorithm. public override void Initialize() { // Set the start and end dates SetStartDate(2018, 1, 1); SetEndDate(2022, 6, 1); // Set the starting cash balance to $100,000 USD SetCash(100000); // Add data for the S&P500 index ETF AddEquity("SPY"); } // Define an OnData method. // This method receives all the data you subscribe to in discrete time slices. // It's where you make trading decisions. public override void OnData(Slice slice) { // Allocate 100% of the portfolio to SPY if (!Portfolio.Invested) { SetHoldings("SPY", 1); } } } }
# Import all the functionality you need to run algorithms from AlgorithmImports import * # Define a trading algorithm that is a subclass of QCAlgorithm class MyAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): # Define an Initialize method. # This method is the entry point of your algorithm where you define a series of settings. # LEAN only calls this method one time, at the start of your algorithm. def Initialize(self) -> None: # Set start and end dates self.SetStartDate(2018, 1, 1) self.SetEndDate(2022, 6, 1) # Set the starting cash balance to $100,000 USD self.SetCash(100000) # Add data for the S&P500 index ETF self.AddEquity("SPY") # Define an OnData method. # This method receives all the data you subscribe to in discrete time slices. # It's where you make trading decisions. def OnData(self, slice: Slice) -> None: # Allocate 100% of the portfolio to SPY if not self.Portfolio.Invested: self.SetHoldings("SPY", 1)


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132 ->where(
'user_id', $user->id)
135 $stepCount = $stepCount / $this->userCount;
139 return (count($this->steps) / $stepCount) * 100;
| DMA\Friends\Models\Badge::scopeIsActive |
( |
|
$query | ) |
|
Return only badage that are active
83 return $query->where(
'is_published',
true)
84 ->where(
'is_archived',
false);
| DMA\Friends\Models\Badge::$attachOne |
Initial value:= [
'image' => ['System\Models\File']
]
| DMA\Friends\Models\Badge::$belongsToMany |
Initial value:= [
'users' => ['RainLab\User\Models\User', 'table' => 'dma_friends_badge_user'],
]
| DMA\Friends\Models\Badge::$hasMany |
Initial value:= [
'steps' => ['DMA\Friends\Models\Step']
| DMA\Friends\Models\Badge::$morphMany |
Initial value:= [
'activityLogs' => ['DMA\Friends\Models\ActivityLog', 'name' => 'object'],
'bookmarks' => ['DMA\Friends\Models\Bookmark', 'name' => 'object'],
]
| DMA\Friends\Models\Badge::$morphToMany |
Initial value:= [
'categories' => ['DMA\Friends\Models\Category',
'name' => 'object'
| DMA\Friends\Models\Badge::$rules |
Initial value:= [
'title' => 'required'
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