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Diddy continued to remember her, and he also marked this pain on social media as well.
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‘I MISS YOU SOOOOOO MUCH. So much 💔. Every time I get sad I look at this video, and it brings a smile to my face. I THANK GOD FOR THE PRECIOUS TIME HE ALLOWED US TO HAVE WITH YOU.   NEVER!!! Love you forever, Kimberly Antwinette Goodwin Porter. ❤’ Diddy captioned his post.
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Tek25-Jul-19 05:28 PM
they mine the most profitable chain
its the same POW
DASH does not have the same algo
dash also has anti 51%
dash is more secure than bitcoin
actionslacks25-Jul-19 05:29 PM
@Tek must have scored some of the good stuff.
Tek25-Jul-19 05:29 PM
btc isn't decentralized at all
anyone who actually researched knows this
P.S rumour says Jihan will dump BSV to $4 soon
washparkdlt25-Jul-19 05:31 PM
I doubt it will
Tek25-Jul-19 05:31 PM
it will happen when btc is regulated and goverments send each other ten thousands of bitcoins
washparkdlt25-Jul-19 05:31 PM
Personally. It’s unlikely I think
But it’s possible
Tek25-Jul-19 05:32 PM
some hacker stole a govt btc? the mining pools will be contacted and the transaction will be reversed.
you can bet on it
the mining pools all operate in countries in big datacenters
its gonna be easy to control eventually
mr neckbeard running a node in his basement brings no value. since he brings no hash
95% of btc nodes are useless
1mb blocks are rtearded
washparkdlt25-Jul-19 05:34 PM
Possible isn’t immutable and that’s what’s a bummer
Tek25-Jul-19 05:35 PM
right now, yeah, eventually, no.
52 mining pools.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Jul-19 05:35 PM
95% of btc nodes are useless
What if I told you that you are wrong and that if those 95% decide what the other 5% do is wrong then the chain goes some other way....

You really need to learn what the word "consensus" means
Tek25-Jul-19 05:38 PM
concensus is reached by the mining pools
then neckbeard nodes progagate it
actionslacks25-Jul-19 05:38 PM
why did i bring up dash when tek showed up
phm8725-Jul-19 05:39 PM
@Tek I think that exchanges decide what wallet version should be used.  Xvg have a network split since few days. Some explorers are on 5.0 chain and others on 4.0 chain.

With no code change and enough hash, yes
With code change and any amount of hash, no
but that's a fekload of hash needed to do it
Tek25-Jul-19 05:52 PM
yeah but all the hash is directed at the pools. so the 52 pools decide
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Jul-19 05:53 PM
@Tek do yourself a favor and learn how consensus works before speaking on consensus
Tek25-Jul-19 05:54 PM
validating nodes have no power.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Jul-19 05:54 PM
so the 52 pools decide
no, they don't
they never have
they never will
richardt25-Jul-19 05:54 PM
Rollback is possible, but improbable. Wouldn't rolling back the chain undermine the very thing that gives it value?
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Tek25-Jul-19 05:54 PM
they have, on BCH.
few months ago
and the BCH and BTC miners are the same
what do you not understand
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Jul-19 05:54 PM
validating nodes have no power.
ffs, do you even read your own words?
Tek25-Jul-19 05:55 PM
neckbeard nodes have no power
that better?


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JLS preparing for comeback as they set up reunion tour
by Aleesha BadkarJLS is making a comeback.
The boyband, who rose to fame back in 2008 when they appeared on ITV singing competition The X Factor, are apparently making a comeback.
JLS band members Marvin Humes, Aston Merrygold, JB Gill and Oritse Williams are reportedly reuniting their chart-topping band after calling it quits six years ago back in 2013.
An industry source has revealed that the pop foursome are reuniting for a huge reunion tour, which could see them potentially performing brand new material.
“The time is finally right for a comeback, now that everyone has had the chance to do try out other things and fulfil some personal goals,” the source told The Sun newspaper
“They have stayed really good mates and always loved being on stage together,” continued the source. “Now feels like the right time.”
Speaking about how the four singers look back fondly on their time in the band together, the source went on, “They have the best memories from their JLS days and are champing at the bit to give something back to their fans.”
“Details are being finalised,” the source continued, speaking about the potential tour that the band is planning, “but it’s all looking really hopeful and positive. Currently there are just plans for shows and maybe a few new tracks.
Adding hopefully, “but it if it really takes off for them it could fully relaunch the band.”
During their time in the limelight between 2008 and 2013, the band managed to make it to number one five times.
Their hits Beat Again, Everybody in Love, The Club is Alive, Love You More and She Make Me Wanna all got to number one, with Beat Again making it two consecutive weeks in the top spot.
Since the band split Marvin has appeared regularly on talk show This Morning with wife Rochelle Humes.
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REUTERS: Todd Cantwell and Dennis Srbeny scored a brace of rare away goals to give struggling Norwich a 2-0 win over Everton, a result which sees them climb off the bottom of the Premier League table.
Boasting one of the poorest defences in the Premier League and an attack that hadn't managed an away goal since Teemo Pukki's strike in a 4-1 loss to Liverpool in their season opener on August 9, Norwich looked to contain an Everton side that had won three of its last five games in all competitions.
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Creates a new Combo from a key code and array of meta key codes
Parameters:
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|---|---|---|
key |
Key | The primary Key for this Combo. |
meta |
array | An array of meta Keys needed for this Combo to be activated. {optional} |
Example
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(static) deserialize(serialized) → {object}
Deserialize a Combo object from a JSON string.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
serialized |
string | A serialized Combo object (JSON string) |
Returns:
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- Type
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(static) fromEvent(e) → {Combo}
Given a keypress event, create a Combo that represents the set of pressed keys
Parameters:
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|---|---|---|
e |
Event | The keypress event (could be keyup, keydown, or keypress) |
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- Type
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Create a Combo from an arbitrary object, primarily meant to be used in conjunction with Bindings.deserialize to properly reify a serialized Combo object. Called directly from Combo.deserialize for this reason as well.
Parameters:
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|---|---|---|
obj |
object | The anonymous object to create a Combo instance from. |
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- Type
- Combo
(static) fromString(str) → {Combo}
Reverse of toString, you should get the original combo if you call Combo.fromString(combo.toString()). Useful for converting text inputs with Combo.toString() populated values back into actual Combo objects.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
str |
string | A string which represents a valid Combo |
Returns:
- Type
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clone() → {Combo}
Deep clone this Combo instance.
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- Type
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Determine if this Combo is exactly equivalent to another Combo
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|---|---|---|
combo |
Combo | The Combo to compare |
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- Type
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isMatch
checks for equality of intent. Does the user really care if the Combo is not
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Get this Combo's meta keys as an array of Key instances
Returns:
An array of Key
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- array
serialize() → {string}
Serialize the Combo for persistance or transport.
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The Combo as a JSON string
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toString() → {string}
Pretty print the Combo
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A string representation of the Combo
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| AudioFile< float >::AudioBuffer | buffer |
| AudioFile< float >::AudioBuffer | temp_buffer |
| AudioFile< float >::AudioBuffer | buffer_before |
| AudioFile< float >::AudioBuffer | buffer_after |
| std::string | rootPath |
| std::string | file |
| std::atomic< bool > | write |
| AudioFile< float >::AudioBuffer * | p_buffer =0 |
| AudioFile< float >::AudioBuffer * | t_buffer =0 |
| AudioFile< float >::AudioBuffer * | b_buffer =&buffer_before |
| AudioFile< float >::AudioBuffer * | a_buffer =&buffer_after |
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| int | stop =0 |
| int | start_before |
| int | start_after =0 |
| int | stop_before =0 |
| int | stop_after |
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| int | repeat |
| std::string | file_path |
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| int | current_after_r |
| int | sampling_freq |
| int | numSamples |
| int | numSamples_before |
| int | numSamples_after |
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| int | mono |
| int | t |
| rk_sema * | write_in_process |
| std::thread * | record_thread |
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Define a helper class. Define a container class for user input. Since user input is most likely to be in the form of a string, declare a private string member. Declare an accessor for retrieving the value of the string member.
Define a validation function. Define a private validation function as a member of the helper class. This validation function may call other validation functions that are implemented in the input validation class or library.
Define a modifier. Define a modifier for the helper class that takes user input as an argument. Call the private validation function on user input. Return an error if user input is not valid. If user input is valid, assign user input as the value for the private string member. Now, whenever an instance of this helper class has data assigned to it, there is assurance that the data it contains has been validated.
Use the helper class. Identify all locations where user input is handled. Replace direct operations on user input with operations using the helper class.
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Signal Manager
The SignalManager manages the data recording of Simulink signals.
There are two ways to record data.
With the "Log Doubles To File" block, buses whose signals and sub-signals are scalar values of data type double can be recorded directly.
If the bus contains multidimensional signals or other data types than double, the "Log Bus To File" block must be used.
In this case, the bus object must be defined in advance.
The recorded data is automatically written to files.
If data is to be recorded, then this data is first written to a buffer.
A separate thread then takes care of writing the data to files.
Each signal object has a unique ID.
Internally the SignalManager has a hash table (
std::unordered_map
).
In this hash table all signal objects are stored with their unique ID as key value.
Initialization
The SignalManager creates an index file in the corresponding log directory.
This index file contains information about the data recording.
At the same time this index file indicates which IDs are present.
During the initialization phase, the start callback functions are called.
All data logging blocks register a signal object at the SignalManager.
Termination
During the termination phase, unwritten data from the buffer is written to the file.
Data Logging
As soon as the SignalManager is created, all signal objects are created.
Afterwards no further signal objects can be registered.
Each signal object has its own thread, which is responsible for writing to the file.
The priority of the thread is defined by the Simulink interface class parameter
priorityLog
.
The data is not written to a file immediately.
Instead, the data is first written to a buffer.
A separate thread then handles writing the data to the file.
This logger thread automatically opens new files when the number of written samples exceeds the
numSamplesPerFile
parameter set during initialization.
| Parameter | Description |
| id |
The unique ID of the signal object that was registered during the initialization phase.
|
| values |
An array of values to write. The data type is double.
|
| numValues |
Number of values to be written.
|
File Format
Each data logging block has a unique ID.
Separate files are created for each ID. For ID 0, for example, the first data file is called
id0_0
.
If the number of samples written exceeds the
numSamplesPerFile
parameter set during initialization, then a new data file called
id0_1
is created.
The subsequent files for ID 0 are then called
id0_2
,
id0_3
and so on.
Each file contains its own header and can therefore be decoded independently of other files.
The header of an ID data file contains information about the data recording, such as the number of signals, signal names and byte order.
Subsequently, all recorded data samples are simply appended to this file.
The file size depends on the
numSamplesPerFile
parameter set during initialization.
If this parameter is zero, then the file size is unlimited.
The Index File
The index file is created once at the beginning during the initialization phase, before the actual model is started.
This file contains information about when the data recording was started and which IDs are to be recorded.
The index file has the following format:
| Offset (Bytes) |
Length (Bytes) |
Name |
Data Type |
Description |
| 0 |
5 |
header |
5 x uint8_t |
Header identifier: contains the string "GTIDX" (0x47 0x54 0x49 0x44 0x58 ). |
| 5 |
4 |
dateYear |
uint32_t |
The year according to the UTC time of the target. |
| 9 |
1 |
dateMonth |
uint8_t |
The month according to the UTC time of the target. |
| 10 |
1 |
dateMonthDay |
uint8_t |
The day of the month according to the UTC time of the target. |
| 11 |
1 |
dateHour |
uint8_t |
The hour according to the UTC time of the target. |
| 12 |
1 |
dateMinute |
uint8_t |
The minute according to the UTC time of the target. |
| 13 |
1 |
dateSecond |
uint8_t |
The second according to the UTC time of the target. |
| 14 |
4 |
numObjects |
uint32_t |
Number of signal objects (corresponds to the number of Log To File blocks in the Simulink model). |
| 18 |
N*4 |
SignalObjectData |
N x uint32_t |
Contains numObjects signal objects. The data format for a signal object is shown in the following table. |
| 18+N*4 |
V |
version |
V x char |
String indicating the version of the generic target framework. |
| 18+N*4+V |
1 |
zeroTerminator |
uint8_t |
Zero-terminator for the preceding string. This value is always 0x00 and indicates the end of the string. |
| 19+N*4+V |
M |
modelName |
M x char |
String indicating the model name (ASCII characters only). |
| 19+N*4+V+M |
1 |
zeroTerminator |
uint8_t |
Zero-terminator for the preceding string. This value is always 0x00 and indicates the end of the string. |
| 20+N*4+V+M |
D |
dateOfCompilation |
D x char |
String indicating the date of compilation. This string is set by the compiler. |
| 20+N*4+V+M+D |
1 |
zeroTerminator |
uint8_t |
Zero-terminator for the preceding string. This value is always 0x00 and indicates the end of the string. |
Data format for a signal object in the index file:
| Offset (Bytes) |
Length (Bytes) |
Name |
Data Type |
Description |
| 0 |
4 |
ID |
uint32_t |
Unique ID of the signal object. |
The Doubles Data File (bus of scalar doubles)
The naming of a data file is
idN_M
where
N
denotes the unique ID of the data log and
M
indicates the file number in ascending order.
Each ID file contains a header to allow a single ID file to be decoded separately.
The header data of all ID data files for id
M
are identical.
The actual sample data is appended after the header bytes.
| Offset (Bytes) |
Length (Bytes) |
Name |
Data Type |
Description |
| 0 |
5 |
header |
5 x uint8_t |
Header identifier: contains the string "GTDBL" (0x47 0x54 0x44 0x42 0x4C ). |
| 5 |
4 |
offsetSampleData |
uint32_t |
The zero-based offset to SampleData. |
| 9 |
4 |
numSignals |
uint32_t |
The number of signals in the bus to be recorded. |
| 13 |
L |
labels |
L x char |
String specifying the signal names. All signals are separated by commas, e.g. "value,nestedBus.value". |
| 13+L |
1 |
zeroTerminator |
uint8_t |
Zero-terminator for the preceding string. This value is always 0x00 and indicates the end of the string. |
| 14+L |
1 |
endian |
uint8_t |
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| Offset (Bytes) |
Length (Bytes) |
Name |
Data Type |
Description |
| 0 |
5 |
header |
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4 |
offsetSampleData |
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| 9 |
4 |
numBytesPerSample |
uint32_t |
The number of bytes per sample exluding the 8-byte timestamp. |
| 13 |
L |
labels |
L x char |
String specifying the signal names. All signals are separated by commas, e.g. "value,nestedBus.value". |
| 13+L |
1 |
zeroTerminator |
uint8_t |
Zero-terminator for the preceding string. This value is always 0x00 and indicates the end of the string. |
| 14+L |
D |
dimensions |
D x char |
String specifying the dimensions. A scalar followed a 3-by-1 vector would be "[1],[3 1]". |
| 14+L+D |
1 |
zeroTerminator |
uint8_t |
Zero-terminator for the preceding string. This value is always 0x00 and indicates the end of the string. |
| 15+L+D |
T |
dataTypes |
T x char |
String specifying the data types. A double followed by an integer would be "double,int32". |
| 15+L+D+T |
1 |
zeroTerminator |
uint8_t |
Zero-terminator for the preceding string. This value is always 0x00 and indicates the end of the string. |
| 16+L+D+T |
1 |
endian |
uint8_t |
Specifies the byte order. 0x01 : little endian, 0x80 : big endian. This byte order is used for all subsequent values. |
| 17+L+D+T |
|
SampleData |
|
Contains 8 + numBytesPerSample bytes.
Each sample data contains one double at the beginning (first 8 byte), which specify the simulation time, followed by
numBytesPerSample bytes that indicate the bus signal data. Dimension and data type is given by the two strings dimensions and dataTypes. |


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- responsible for storing the global model populated by the initialisation method of pluginsWARNING: Services are capable of using other services, however, other services should NOT be used during initialisation else it will create a dependency on the order in which the services are initialised. They can however safely be stored within the object for later use.
Here is a template for a new service. Replace {SERVICENAME}
with the name of your service. Then save the file within /src/libs/services/
as all lowercase.
import {iConfigService, iService, Services} from "../libs/services"
/**
* Allows you to provide multiple implementations of your service. This should be used when getting an instance of this service.
*/
export interface i{SERVICENAME} {
}
/**
* You don't have to export this, you can make it abstract but make sure you export one or more of it sub classes
*/
export class {SERVICENAME} implements iService, i{SERVICENAME} {
/**
* Initialise using provided config
* @param services
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initialise(services:Services, config:i{SERVICENAME}Config) {
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pluginsInitialised() {
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"../services/globalmodel": {
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name: "{SERVICENAME}",
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class: {CLASSNAME}.name,
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config: <i{CLASSNAME}Config>{}
},
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services: {
beforePluginsInitialised: {
"../services/globalmodel": {
name: "globalmodel",
class: GlobalModel.name,
config: <iGlobalModelConfig>{}
},
},
afterPluginsInitialised: {
},
}
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Lets start with my amateurish Haiku
Dusty days and chilly Nights
Curious
Lets celebrate Making !
(Apologies)
Ah! Makerfest 2014 at NID, Ahmedabad was super awesome. When i saw a notification for applications in my feed one fine day. I had to apply.  Plus it would be a great time to refresh some memories( rather taste buds) from last year. Ahmedabad is quite reachable from Pune. It takes about 8-9 hrs by Duronto and 12-13 hours via bus. I decided to go via bus and return with whatever seems convenient.
Unlike last year, this time around Makerfest was present at CEPT . Whenever i got some free time,i did explore the campus which has various installations by students and some funny (rather intriguing) posters .
As always, i did reach a day in advance. The first (pre) day we had a workshop at IIM - A . My Chaotic bus provider didn’t try hard enough to make it on time and I entered the session with about 25% left. It was a good time to visit the campus though.
Somehow we couldn’t find our way exploring the campus on ourselves, So I called my friend Miteshwar who studies here to help us out. Glad he could make out of his busy schedule and give a trip around the beautiful campus. My phone died , and i didn’t click pictures of the old campus. But those of you who have seen 2 states ; Guys, its the same, but seems so great in real!
I found this unusual contraption on most 2 wheelers around Ahmedabad. Curious, I asked a passer by who explains:
During the kite festival, the city is almost covered with kites and numerous number of kites are given freedom (thread-cut) every moment.They carry with them a meticulously sharpened thread which has caused road accidents and even severed some necks of two-wheeler riders.
And I declare MakerFest OPEN !
DAY 1
(Asynchronously Documented)
I had my workshop on DAY 1 of the event, where i explained about 10 people, how to get started with MSP430 using the ever-cool Energia . About 10 people attended the workshop. I distributed a getting started kit which had lots of components to test/begin any mcu platform.
And yah! If you too want to ask the same question? I dont work with TI; just spreading Awesomeness ! :D
My workshop took place is FabLab CEPT. It was a good time to explore what equipments they had. They had a epilog laser cutter, A 3D printer, An ultimaker that was probably being repaired, a FULL SCALE shopbot (Like the one you see in Ben’s videos ) Modella PCB mill, Roland Vinyl Cutter, a reciprocating saw and probably other stuff too.
When the workshop got over, i began visiting stalls and questioning (interviewing? eh) people about their product and idea. Whats better, i was joined by a friend Sunil Sir from Doo Things, Pune’s very own hackerspace. He is pretty amazing guy with knowledge of almost anything. Together we started visiting the stalls.
I got a chance to see what the Google Cardboard is all about. Basically there are two simulataneos images that a combined in your brain to give you an effect of VR.
A team from Surat, brought their college innovations of cheap solar cells using touchscreen panels and a scientifically validated water purifier for villages.
An inventor from Delhi (Missing Delhi) made a cool robot that can be controlled by an Android APP to draw things on the ground.Plus kids can program it in a custom language like Logo which introduces them the basics of programming. He is selling it in probably in a few weeks time. The wheels have encoders to help you get the drawing right and an IR sensor to do any avoidance activity. So, bye bye Turtle, Kids move the Robby !
Another Delhiwalla brought this amazing interactive cloth made using Bare Conductive ink and capactive sensing. It will play music of the part you touch. So, if you touch a leaf, it plays the sound of crumpled leaves. Cool !
My BYK is startup in Ahmedabad. They rent bicycles to anyone to roam around the city in a greener way. They charge a fixed security and a minimal monthly fees that covers the repairs. The bikes are equipped with passive RFIDs which help them to track bikes. Please come to PUNE !
Tired we were, So lets call it a day and explore the Food !
Another unusal ( in my frame of reference ) thing was this Wood Furnance Pizza stall on CEPT road. They make pizza by heating it in a mobile furnance. Curious to know whether it would taste different. We just ordered one. They usually bake thin crust (which i hate) and even after asking of a thick base, what turned out was thicker by a Vernier’s Resolution . The Pizza tasted good, But i would still put my money on the Indian Conventional way. (No Offences! Do Try it though.)
Asking for a good tea stall in Ellisbridge area, where our Hotel was, got us to Mehta ‘s which served the best tea in that area.  Literally Loaded with Sugar and probably fits into the Haryanavi description of good tea - Pani, Patti rok ke, Doodh, Chini Thok ke !
Battery Low! and we now crashed thinking what next day had in store !
Day 2 :
Early Morning, we were joined by friends from Revealing Hour Creations. They had a workshop on their successfully crowd funded Tah board.
While Sunil, Dhiraj and Vikas continued to CEPT, I wanted to eat Jalebie and Fafda from the shop which (according to me) serves the best in the country-Juna Sharebazaar near Nehru Nagar Circle . So, i took an Auto and went to the place. It looked familier and this is what you get when you say- a bit of everything.
Le Bhari !
I walked my way to CEPT to explore the remaining stalls.
A firecracker Ignitor that lets to burn crackers safely from a distance over bluetooth.
Interactive Puppetry using a kinect type sensor from Creative by Folo. The way you move your fingers is detected and the puppet is moved on the screen.
A lot of cool innovations were showcased by MIT Media Labs - India Initiative. This is an electric skate board which has a pressure sensor on the front. The more you press the faster it goes.
Our friend Varun was present there with his Delta Printer that he has made from scratch. The printer is insanely accurate and fast. Splendid!
Apart from that there was a nutella chocolate printer that was printing customised chocolates.
An inventor from Bangladesh came up with an amazing EBraile glove that is a boon to blind. It has a RFID so, people can locate things and a mobile app to train people. Amazing!
Meanwhile, i started to explore campus. There was this installation where you have to move the handle and the pattern on the roof changes. The handle required quite a lot of effort but the effect was visible.
Electro bricks showcased a much bigger collection this time. They are making electronics like lego bricks.
People from all ages bringing out the Maker in them.
Surendranath from Redd Robotics with his about-to-go-viral printer.Why? Price!
A young inventor from Delhi with his LiFi setup. He was streaming audio via laser from his laptop to an LDR which was connected to the speaker and voild music transferred via Light.
Circuit Tricks presented their pencil based circuit design idea. They used a 9B pencil to create a conductive path and used that to make circuits.
Button Masala from last year came up with a new way to not sew things. Bolt-em up. So, you have a fabric and you can bolt them to make whatever you want. Heavy!
They also had a LED Dress whose color can be changed.
Interested in making anything look like polka dots? Try this. A button and a rubber band and you have your own button dress.
We also had students with mind controlled wheel chairs.
A banglore startup with their Creatorbot CNC and 3D Printer.
I also got a chance to see and experience the Oculus Rift , Google Glass and Mind Controlled Things. It was pretty nice experience seeing projects/products. Thanks to Aditi and a awesome team of volunteers who made it possible!
Auvjo !
Rohit


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class CompactBlockDbStore : CompactBlockStore
An implementation of CompactBlockStore that persists information to a database in the given path. This represents the "cache db" or local cache of compact blocks waiting to be scanned.
appContext
- the application context. This is used for creating the database.
<init> |
An implementation of CompactBlockStore that persists information to a database in the given path. This represents the "cache db" or local cache of compact blocks waiting to be scanned. CompactBlockDbStore(appContext: Context, dbPath: String) |
dbPath |
the absolute path to the database. val dbPath: String |
close |
Close any connections to the block store. fun close(): Unit |
getLatestHeight |
Gets the highest block that is currently stored. suspend fun getLatestHeight(): Int |
rewindTo |
Remove every block above and including the given height. suspend fun rewindTo(height: Int): Unit |
write |
suspend fun write(result: List<<ERROR CLASS>>): Unit |


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Distance Vector Protocol
Each node (router) knows only two things about the network around it:
Using this information each router passes the packet roughly in the direction that it needs to go, using the shortest path.


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Razor Blade Fluent Tag API v3.0
The Tag Objects
The Tag
objects generate Html tags inside RazorBlade and provide a powerfull API will let you build html from code.
These docs will give you what you need to leverage the object.
Here you'll find:
- a Quick-Reference for the common API
- more instructions for doing specific things
- advanced API for special stuff
To see this in action with many examples, visit the RazorBlade Tutorials on 2sxc.org.
How to get Tag Objects
The following APIs will get you Tag
objects:
Tag.*()
where * is any standard HTML5 term, likeDiv
,Hr
,IFrame
etc. - returns a typed object with more methods likeSrc(url)
onTags.Img()
v2.2Tag.*(content)
same thing like above, but with content in the constructorTags.*(content1, content2, ...)
same thing like above, but with much content in the constructorTag.Custom(string tagName)
(more)
Fluent API for Tag (Chaining)
All these methods of a Tag
change the object, and return the object itself again. This fluent-API allows chaining them together, like
someTag.Id("someId").Class("float-right")
Below we'll explain the methods that all Tag objects have, but many have custom commands as well.
For example, an Img
Tag also has a Src(...)
while anA
Tag also has href
.
Some of the additional commands are extra-smart and automatically URI encode the value if not yet encoded.
Modifying Tag Attributes
Attr(name, [value], [separator])
add an attribute - if it already exists, it will replace the value, unless a separator is specified which will then append the new value.name
:string
, requiredvalue
:string
|object
|null
, optionalObjects
will be JSON serialized;null
will result in the attribute being added without a value, likedisabled
separator
:string
, default is ""
Separation character if we have to append to an existing value. If null, will replace instead of append.
Class(value)
set / add a class to the tag; if called multiple times, will append with a space between the original and new value. When calling with null, will reset the class to empty.Data(name, [value])
will add adata-{name}='value'
attribute.Id(value)
set the id attribute - if called multiple times, will always replace previous idOn(name, jsCode)
add an event-attribute likeonclick
Style(value)
set / add a class to the tag; if called multiple times, will append with a semicolon;
between the original and new value. When calling with null, will reset the id to empty.Title(value)
set the title attribute - if called multiple times, will always replace previous title
Modifying the Tag Contents
Add(value)
Add something to contents - at the end of existing content.value
:string
|Tag
|IEnumerable<string|Tag>
Add(value, value, ...)
v2.2
Add a many items to contents - at the end of existing content.value
:string
|Tag
Wrap(value)
Replaces the contentvalue
:string
|Tag
|IEnumerable<string|Tag>
Wrap(value, value, ...)
v2.2
Replaces the content with many itemsvalue
:string
|Tag
Output/Render API
A Tag
object and the two properties .Open
and .Close
all support IHtmlString
, so you can output them directly:
@myTag
will render the tag into the html. Implements IHtmlString and will not be<EMAIL_ADDRESS>will render the opening tag to html. Implements IHtmlString and will not be encoded.myTag.TagEnd
will render the close-tag to html. Implements IHtmlString and will not be encoded.
_Note: the TagStart
and TagEnd
have unusually long names, to ensure that the terms won't collide with future attribute names like Open
etc.
@using ToSic.Razor.Blade;
@Tags.Tag("br")
@Tags.Tag("div").Wrap("this is my message")
@{
var myStyle = Tags.Tag("style");
}
@myStyle.Open
.red { color: red};
@myStyle.Close
All Html5 Tags and Attributes
The Tag
object provides access to all known Html5 tags. Read the full API


Structures
The following structures are available globally.
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public struct CotterEvent : Codable
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Undocumented
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Swift
public struct CotterEventRequest : Encodable
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public struct CotterIdentity : Codable
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Identifier : Codable
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct Token : Codable
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct CotterOAuthToken : Codable
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct CotterBasicResponse : Codable
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct CotterResponseWithChallenge : Codable
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct CotterUser : Codable
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct CreateAuthenticationEvent : APIRequest
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct CreatePendingEventRequest : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct EnrollTrustedDevice : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct EnrollUserPIN : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct GetBiometricStatus : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct GetEvent : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct GetNewEvent : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct GetTrustedDeviceEnrolledAny : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct GetTrustedDeviceStatus : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct GetUser : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct RegisterBiometric : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct RegisterUser : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct RemoveTrustedDeviceStatus : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct RequestPINReset : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct RequestToken : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct ResetPIN : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct RespondEvent : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct UpdateBiometricStatus : APIRequest
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct UpdateUserPIN : APIRequest
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Undocumented
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Swift
public struct VerifyPINResetCode : APIRequest


Maharashtra developments condemnable, says MK Stalin
Stalin alleged that the Maharashtra Governor had been reduced to a 'puppet' with strings pulled from New Delhi.
by D SEKARChennai: The DMK president on Saturday condemned what he termed the BJP's 'sleight of hand' that brought back Sri Devendra Fadnavas of the saffron party as Chief Minister of Maharashtra and Sri Ajit Pawar of NCP as Deputy Chief Minister, in a dramatic turn of events this morning.
"The political drama in Maharashtra is disgusting; what does one say of it, uncivil, ugly and to compare it with what," Stalin said in a social media post on the latest developments there.
Considering the "intensity" of the hard bargain driven in Maharashtra, even to call it a 'murder of democracy' may be an understatement of what happened, Stalin observed, adding, "this is how it makes us think".
Stalin alleged that the Maharashtra Governor had been reduced to a 'puppet' with strings pulled from New Delhi. "Constitutional principles have been trampled upon and flung into the wastepaper basket," Stalin regretted.
Eventually one hears "even threats" were used to bring about this political change and what was one to make of this style of politics, the DMK leader posed. "The face of Indian democracy has been blackened today, this is highly shameful and a demeaning act," Mr. Stalin added.


It flows incessantly and will forever
though the language is full of suggestions
in the way of language
but they are all anonymous,
and it’s almost your music next to my bones
I am feeling it deep inside, it’s first of yours without my presence
after we meet, …. long after we departed
I see the world have changed, mountains turned to sea
land full of flowers, those cracks are gone, and beauty all around
these nights we hear the horses running in the rain
it stops and the moon comes out and we are still here
the leaks in the roof go on dripping after the rain has passed
smell of ginger flowers slips through the dark house
down near the sea the slow heart of the beacon flashes
the long way to you is still tied to me but it brought me to you
I keep wanting to give you what is already your
s
it is the morning of the mornings together
breath of summer oh my found one
the sleep in the same current and each waking to you
when I open my eyes you are what I wanted to see,”
when I be with God you are what I wanted to wish,”
when I be gone you are where I wanted to reach”
and… glimpse you cease your dream every day
― W.S. Merwin and Me


Address.
Authorization state.
Email address.
First name.
ID of the user.
Indicates if the user has the developer flag set.

Indicates if the user is locked.
Language code.
Last name.
A list of system user roles assigned to the user.
Indicates if the user has not accepted the latest terms of consent.
A list of user rights assigned to the user.
A list of user role IDs assigned to the user.
Generated using TypeDoc
User profile.


The rules for pronouncing words in Tolkien’s languages are laid out in The Lord of the Rings, Appendix E. Stress, in particular, works like this (for both Quenya and Sindarin):
By default, words are stressed on the third-to-last syllable. (This doesn’t mean that the third-to-last syllable is usually the stressed one – the below exceptions are not uncommon – merely that this is where the stress goes if no exception applies.) For example: Aragorn, Boromir, Denethor, Galadriel, Lothlórien, Undómiel.
The stress falls on the second-to-last syllable if that contains:
A long vowel, marked with an acute accent (á, é, í, ó, ú). For example: Elentári, Cuiviénen, Celebrían, Pelóri, Andúril.
Note that the acute accent does not mark a stressed syllable per se, and there are words where it occurs in an unstressed syllable: Nauglamír, palantír (plural palantíri). That said, if a word features an accute accent, it is very likely to be on the stressed syllable.
A diphthong. For example: Sauron, Gwaihir, Crissaegrim, Finduilas, Mitheithel, Nenuial.
The vowel pairs that form diphthongs vary by language: in Quenya, the diphthongs are ui/oi/ai and iu/eu/au, whereas in Sindarin they are ae, ai, ei, oe, ui, and au. Put differently, ui, ai and au are always diphthongs, oi, iu and eu are only diphthongs in Quenya, and ae, ei and oe are only diphthongs in Sindarin. That said, the latter six pairs seem to be rare in the language where they’re not a diphthong.
Vowel pairs which aren’t diphthongs are sometimes distinguished with a trema, as in Fëanor, Namárië, Eönwë; but this is not always done, as in Moria, Ithilien, Eriador, Osgiliath, all of which feature nondiphthongal vowel pairs and are not usually written with a trema.
A vowel followed by two or more consonants. For example: Mithrandir, Elendil, Isildur, Thorondor, Utumno.
This includes double consonants, which represent a longer version of the same consonant, for example: Morannon, Pelennor, Elessar, Bragollach.
Note that ch, dh, th count as single consonants here; therefore Caradhras, Falathrim, but Forochel, Galadhon, Denethor.
If there are less than three syllables, the first syllable is stressed, as in Amon Amarth, Grond.
For the division of words into syllables themselves, two aspects are worth noting:
y is a consonant in Quenya, but a vowel in Sindarin. Thus, in Quenya Calacirya, stress falls on the cir syllable because its vowel is followed by two consonants (r and y), whereas in Sindarin the y would be a vowel and therefore its own syllable (though the stress would still fall on the cir syllable, since it would then be the third-to-last syllable). On the other hand, a name like Emyn Muil can only be Sindarin, since in Quenya the myn would be an unpronounceable jumble of three consonants.
Also, in Quenya the sequence qu represents two consonants (cw), and the u therefore does not constitute a syllable of its own. However, a qu- syllable is often followed by another, and so it is rare that these two consonants actually make a syllable stressed that wouldn’t be stressed anyways (as the third-to-last syllable); two examples are ataquë, otoquë. (In Sindarin, qu does not occur.)
Finally, keep in mind that not all names in Tolkien’s works follow these rules. For instance, the Elvish rules would mandate that Isengard is stressed Isengard, since the e is followed by two consonants; however, the word is actually of English form, translated from the language of the Rohirrim, and therefore stressed as would be more natural in English: Isengard. (Elvish pronunciation would also dictate that the i is that of “machine”, rather than that of “iron”.)
Appendix E doesn’t directly say how the stress rules apply to hyphenated words, which are uncommon but not completely unheard of. Maybe each part should be analysed separately, or maybe the whole word should be analysed as if the hyphens weren’t there at all.
The strongest hint in the text is probably the poem “Gil-galad was an Elven-king”, which begins like this:
Gil-galad was an Elven-king.
Of him the harpers sadly sing:
The metre here strongly suggests a stress on the first syllable of galad, which is consistent with the interpretation that each part should be analysed separately: then, that syllable would be stressed as the first syllable of its part. (Otherwise, the stress would fall on Gil.)
Personally, I did not find this wholly convincing – I had gotten accustomed to stressing Gil-galad on the first syllable, and was reluctant to give that up. What won me over was the realization of what each interpretation meant for another word, Barad-dûr: if the whole word should be analysed without regard to the hyphens, then the stress there must fall on the second syllable, since it would then be followed by a double consonant: Barad-dûr. That sounds utterly absurd to me, and so I accepted that each part should be analysed separately, yielding Gil-galad (with the first stress being secondary or weaker) and Barad-dûr. Consequently, that is the rule which this tool applies.
In both Imladris and Nargothrond, the second-to-last vowel is followed by two consonants, and so Appendix E dictates that they should be stressed on the second-to-last syllable: Imladris, Nargothrond. However, several poems suggest the stress should actually be on the first syllable:
Seek for the Sword that was broken:
In Imladris it dwells;
The world was fair, the mountains tall,
In Elder Days before the fall
Of mighty kings in Nargothrond
And Gondolin, who now beyond
The Western Seas have passed away:
The world was fair in Durin’s Day.
Others have noticed this before, and some have suggested a solution for this conundrum: Sindarin might feature a rule similar to one found in Latin, sometimes called muta cum liquida, where certain combinations of two consonants really count as one, both for syllabification and for stress: Imladris and Nargothrond, rather than Imladris and Nargothrond. Concerning Stress Placement In Sindarin is an accessible explanation of this rule and also links to other discussions about it.
For the purposes of this tool, the important thing to note is that the rule, even if we accept its existence, does not seem to be applied systematically. For example, consider Gandalf’s words before the West-gate of Moria:
Annon edhellen, edro hi ammen!
Fennas nogothrim, lasto beth lammen!
Here, nogothrim is clearly meant to be stressed on the second syllable, as Appendix E dictates, even though it contains the same othr sequence which in Nargothrond we are led to believe does not make the o stressed. For that reason, this tool does not attempt to guess when the muta cum liquida rule might apply or not, and if you ask it to analyse Imladris and Nargothrond, it will tell you that, in accordance with Appendix E, they should be stressed Imladris, Nargothrond. Whether you believe that, or allow for the muta cum liquida rule, is ultimately up to you.


Hi, i want to know if there is a way to know whether it is a Capacitve or an Inductive Load with the Open monitor code, or some other way??
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Capacitive or inductive LoadSubmitted by abh015 on Wed, 02/03/2016 - 05:59Hi, i want to know if there is a way to know whether it is a Capacitve or an Inductive Load with the Open monitor code, or some other way??
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Re: Capacitive or inductive Load
@abh015,
Inductive. Seriously, in a domestic setting, I've only ever seen a couple of leading power factor loads - one was an old style ballast flourescent fitting that had been 'liberated' from a factory site (wired as leading pf to partially compensate for the many other lagging loads on the same riser) The other was a bodged split phase motor repair using a wildly incorrect C value.
Re: Capacitive or inductive Load
There's no means whereby the emonTx with the standard sketch can detect that. You would need to delay the voltage wave by 90° and then derive the vars - in much the same way as the real power calculation is done now.
Re: Capacitive or inductive Load
I did not understand very well what you say. I'm doing a project with this and i need to find out beside the PF if it is leading or lagging. How is it that you say?, or is there a way to detect zero-crossings with the arduino and the signal received?
Re: Capacitive or inductive Load
Look at the 3-phase sketch. That delays the voltage by ⅓ & ⅔ cycle to give the real power for the 2nd & 3rd phases. Change that to ¼ cycle and the resulting 'power' is vars, and it will have a sign that indicates leading or lagging. Then knowing the product of current and voltage on both the real and imaginary axes, you have everything you need to determine which quadrant the current phasor is in.


Young Jin is a second year Computer Engineering major in the CSE department. He is involved in SEDS, and is working on the ECE Design Competition with a couple a friends. He is trying to incorporate the design principles he learns in this Cogs 120 class into all of his projects.
He also has a nicer-looking webiste which can be found at youngjinyun.com.
This page links to PAGE TWO!


This page explains one of Justin’s hobbies, value investing.
Value Investing
According to investopedia.com, value investing is defined as: “The strategy of selecting stocks that trade for less than their intrinsic values. Value investors actively seek stocks of companies that they believe the market has undervalued. They believe the market overreacts to good and bad news, resulting in stock price movements that do not correspond with the company’s long-term fundamentals. The result is an opportunity for value investors to profit by buying when the price is deflated.”
NCAV:
Net Current Asset Value is a strategy created by the father of value investing, Benjamin Graham. This equation helped determine if a company was trading at a fair market price. NCAV is calculated by taking a company’s current assets and subtracting the total liabilities, and then dividing the result by the number of shares outstanding.
| Ticker | Name | Market Value | Volume | Price/Cash |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GIGM | GigaMedia Ltd. | $30.40 | 64.072 | 0.5 |
| LF | LeapFrog Enterprises Inc. | $61.48 | 424,367 | 0.7 |
| RBCN | Rubicon Technology Inc. | $33.30 | 24,699 | 0.9 |
| VSTM | Verastem Inc. | $78.60 | 458,401 | 0.6 |
| KBIO | KaloBios Pharmaceuticals Inc. | $3.80 | 661,404 | 0.2 |


You still gotta know which is which.
But usually the remote (origin) is implicit.
git reset
commit hash
tag
branch
remote/branch
HEAD
stash
^
~1
~3
^^^
~2^
~2~1
Everything is a reference
Everything is a reference
Every command accepts a reference
git merge
git pull
pull
=
fetch + merge
git commit --amend
Allows "changing" the last commit
git commit --amend
Allows "changing" the last commit
(It's actually rewriting history!)
git reflog
git rebase
merge vs rebase
Depends on team workflow
merge vs rebase
Depends on team workflow
There's no best approach
merge vs rebase
Depends on team workflow
There's no best approach
(though it's clearly rebase)


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August 14, 2017
Post By Alberto
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o nascimento do computador pessoal
August 12, 2017
Post By Alberto
Frankly, it's ludicrous to have these interlocking bodies and not...interlock.  But I haven't spent any money! I was all... dead and frugal. The only way some people can find a purpose in life is by becoming obsessed with demons. Should I start this program over? It's a real burn, being right so often. Can't call to mom, can't say a word. Nobody could do that much decoupage without calling on the powers of darkness. I'll never leave. Not even if you kill me. If I could make you purtier, I would.
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August 09, 2017
Post By Alberto
Frankly, it's ludicrous to have these interlocking bodies and not...interlock.  But I haven't spent any money! I was all... dead and frugal. The only way some people can find a purpose in life is by becoming obsessed with demons. Should I start this program over? It's a real burn, being right so often. Can't call to mom, can't say a word. Nobody could do that much decoupage without calling on the powers of darkness. I'll never leave. Not even if you kill me. If I could make you purtier, I would.