I was first prescribed Neurontin while I was in-patient at a psychiatric facility in 2000. I was misdiagnosed (AGAIN) as having Bipolar II disorder and the Neurontin was to be used a mood stabilizer (I was diagnosed BPII because SSRIs throw me into mania - other than that I do not have hypomania). I was 'in' for a major depressive disorder and given antidepressants and they were trying to prevent mania I think.
Psychiatry is a guessing game and all psych patients are guinea pigs at one time or another - trust me - I have been a patient off and on for 32 years. I have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from childhood sexual abuse and severe PMS (PMDD) but other than that, I am mentally ok - actually pretty well-adjusted most of the time. Well, I got home with my 'N' and was supposed to start out taking like 300 mgs twice a day or something, and since I was miserable and quite ill (and a long time controlled substance adventurer) so naturally I take 900 mgs. (my thinking was 'You cannot overdose - the more you take the less you 'get'')
About 2 hours or so after taking the 'N' I went from feeling like I weighed 400 lbs (I'm very tall and skinny as hell) and like I could cry any second to spinning Deadhead style barefoot in the lawn of my backyard talking to my Mom about God on the phone. (We do often talk religion). SO! I was 'euphoric' and after being so sick for so many months I felt like I found a miracle. I've never felt so great in my life - even when I was high on good weed.
The next morning I was washing my hair and BAM!! Some old 50's song that I probably hadn't heard in 20 years CAME ON IN MY HEAD like I was hearing it from outside (now I know what it must be like for folks who 'hear voices'). I wasn't afraid, I was FASCINATED! I have tripped about 10 times in my life so I was VERY COOL with this! What could be going on in my brain to make me spontaneously hear music? We all get 'songs in our head' but these play all the way through and they are clear. It stops in between doses (4 hour half-life?) and continues 20 minutes after another dose.
Well, I reported this to my Dr. that day and because I felt 'euphoric' (and they didn't believe me about the mental juke box on free play) they took me off of it and put me on, OMG! Depakote. I guess they were afraid I'd think I was the Queen of England or something - God they can be stupid! I was SAD not crazy.
For a year I was so sick I had a gallbladder function test and then endoscopy to look for ulcers. All Depakote, but that leads me to where I fired my 20th psychiatrist and got a new, improved one. I told her how great I felt on Neurontin and asked could we try it again since I can't take SSRIs - they make me really, really sick and I never would 'get over it' with time like they claimed I would. Serzone almost killed me.
Back on Neurontin (2400 mgs daily or less) I became very social, very gregarious, even taking to singing out loud around people (which I would never, ever do before). Music became something all new to me - it sounds so different and I can tap out fast as hell metal riffs without missing a beat. I became almost addicted to System of a Down.
Now, the downside.  I can't spell things, or find the right word for something. I have memory problems. Long-term memory glitches like being unable to remember all of the Rolling Stones names without a concerted mental effort. Things I used to just grab right away become elusive. There is sexual dysfunction, delayed or impossible to orgasm and a general lack of desire most of the time, but this can be remedied by skipping a dose or two. I also experience urine retention, but I think this is because I can't 'feel it' when I have to go. When I do urinate it's like I drank a 12 pack of beer.
So! Now I need some feedback on this. I am addicted. I have tried to stop taking 'N' when I lost my health insurance (it's over $600 a month now AND I try not to take all that were Rxed unless I am feeling crappy, like with PMS) I am a recovering alcoholic (10 years) and I KNOW when I am addicted to something. The 'withdrawal' symptoms are;
1. After 24 hours the first sign is intense itching - my face, hands and feet mostly, but it keeps getting worse until I'm yelling about it.
2. I get very hot and then very cold.
3. Insomnia
4. Extreme irritability - really extreme, like yelling at bank tellers and store clerks.
5. That craving feeling comes on
This has lasted for two weeks with no let up.  I figured I'd never be able to live without it, or no one would ever be able to live WITH me, so I borrowed some money to get it refilled. I have gone without food to have 'N', and by the way, I don't feel hunger and along with the Wellbutrin I take (150 SR one a day) I don't eat unless I smoke some pot.
 It's very, very pleasant with weed, (what isn't?) but if I O.D. on the weed and 'N' I nod off like a heroin junkie. But it's still nice, especially if I can't sleep. Not good for parties, though. Drooling moron! I hope someone else out there thinks they are addicted for life to this ALLEGED non-addictive medication.
I would LOVE to be able to feel good again without Neurontin. I'm afraid my kidneys will blow out on me. Plus, it would be nice to be able to pay the damn rent! I suppose I have a GABA problem in my brain and that made me shy and grumpy for most of my life, maybe even alcoholic. Neurontin is so much more than they say it is.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Google Back on Top
Authored By: Eric Johnson
2010 - At the start of 2010 Google was in 2nd behind Yahoo for most monthly visitors at a little over 9 billion. By the end of 2010, Google surpassed Yahoo with about 13.5 billion
2011 - While Yahoo was on the decline in monthly visitors, Google was increasingly becoming the first website to his 15 billion monthly viewers.
2013 - 2013 saw Google hit 20 billion visitors while Facebook and Youtube also grew coming closer to the top spot
2015 - 2015 is where Google really increased viewership, jumping up to 33 billion monthly viewers and only going up
2010-2015


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The ilLoadPal function loads a palette from a file.
ILboolean ilLoadPal(
char *FileName
);
ilLoadPal simply loads a palette from the file specified by FileName into the current bound image's palette. If the current bound image is not of type IL_COLOR_INDEX, the palette is not used, but it is loaded nonetheless. ilLoadPal can load .col, Halo and Jasc PSP palette files.
IL_COULD_NOT_OPEN_FILE - The file pointed to by FileName could not be opened. Either the file does not exist or is in use by another process.
IL_ILLEGAL_OPERATION - There is currently no image bound. Use ilGenImages and ilBindImage before calling this function.
IL_INVALID_PARAM - FileName was not valid. It was most likely NULL.
ilGenImages, ilBindImage, ilLoadImage


1- Increase the mile of the beach in the entire state of New Jersey.
2- Take out Uber Pool from New Jersey state.
3- Take shared from the lyft platform.
4- To return the accounts of all the partners who have taken them out of the Newak airport.
5- That do not put more drivers to the Uber and lyft platform.
6- To provide medical insurance to contacts and their families.
7- That the silver Uber form does not give trips other than the terminals when one is in the parking lot of Newak airport.
8- Do not take drivers for tickets if you are not in your work hours.
9- That if a ubex trip you have 2 or more stops that the drivers are paid for each stop or put time to the stop that you have the user.
10- If a client reports that a driver who is drugged you have to send the driver the drug and liquor analysis in less than 24 hours if the Analysis is negative the client has to pay all Los Gatos to the conduit plus a competition to remove him from the platform.
11- The two Uber and lift companies have to put a single car insurance company and that is a requirement to drive in either of the two silver ways.
12- That we change the mobile toilets in the Paqueo new airport for fixed toilets and have people who clean them that using them have 8-hour tunos.
13- In the event that a user of the uber or Lify platform causes any type of damage to a vehicle of a driving partner, the damages caused will be paid by either of the two platforms in its entirety, in which the driving partner has to show compelling evidence of the damage caused.
14- In case Uber and lyft want to change policies, they should put it to a vote with the driving partners.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ApplyGradientDescent |
Reshape function
|
| BroadcastDynamicShape |
Broadcast dynamic shape function
|
| Concat | |
| ConfusionMatrix | |
| Create |
This operation creates a new, optionally nullified, array with a given shape, order and data type
|
| Cross |
Pairwise cross-product of two tensors of the same shape.
|
| Diag |
Computes a diagonal matrix of shape (n, n) from a vector of length n.
|
| DiagPart |
Return the diagonal part of a tensor.
|
| ExpandDims |
ExpandDims function
|
| Eye |
Computes a batch of identity matrices of shape (numRows, numCols), returns a single tensor.
|
| Gather |
Gather op
|
| GatherNd |
GatherND op
|
| Linspace |
Linspace op - with dynamic (SDVariable) args
|
| MergeAvg | |
| MergeMax | |
| MergeMaxIndex | |
| MergeSum | |
| MeshGrid | |
| OneHot |
Created by susaneraly on 3/14/18.
|
| OnesLike |
OnesLike function - gives an output array with all values/entries being 1, with the same shape as the input.
|
| ParallelStack |
Stacks n input tensors of same shape to tensor of rank n + 1.
|
| Permute |
Permute function
|
| Rank |
Rank function
|
| ReductionShape | |
| Repeat |
Repeat function
|
| Reshape |
Reshape function
|
| SequenceMask |
Created by farizrahman4u on 3/28/18.
|
| Shape |
Returns the shape of the input array.
|
| ShapeN |
Returns the shape of N input array as N output arrays
|
| Size |
Returns the size of the input as a rank 0 array
|
| SizeAt |
Returns the size of the input along given dimension as a rank 0 array
|
| Slice |
Slice function
|
| Split |
Split op
|
| SplitV |
SplitV op
|
| Squeeze | |
| Stack |
Stack operation.
|
| StridedSlice |
Strided Slice function
|
| Tile |
Tile function
|
| Transpose |
Transpose function
|
| Unstack |
Unstack op conversion
|
| ZerosLike |
Reshape function
|
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iOS "My Pocket Solver"
2012-2013
I was intrigued by developed processing power in mobile devices, especially when I got my first smartphone. I played around with the iOS simulator through XCode just for fun, but when I got an iPhone 5, I was more motivated to try app development. The app idea came from the fact that our calculators could not solve equations easily, something that I valued in my math classes. Because of this, I wanted to make a simple equation solver. At the time there were a few solver on the App Store, but regardless I wanted the experience of writing and publishing an app.
I spent a winter break learning Objective-C in order to throw together this app idea and was able to get an efficient solver. I would later add another tab that calculates basic statistical data given an input data set. At the time writing the app functionality was half the battle. I did not only want this app to run on the iOS simulator but also wanted to publish it. Getting it to be compatible with the App Store’s security and basic standards took half the time. At publish time it took a while to get the final app through as there were always some errors in the setup and package configurations. When I did get it published, it was a cool achievement to have my work in the App Store, where anyone could get it.


Adding additional functionality to JME by JavaScript
Capabilities of JME may be enhanced by adding relatively simple
JavaScript code to the page containing JME.
Substituent menu
This option allows fast and convenient creation of common organic
substituents. Check the JavaScript code in this page to see how the
substituent menu should be implemented.
Molecule persistency
Several users asked for a "persistent molecule" in the JME Editor. That
means that when they visit another page and then come back, the JME
should remember the molecule recently edited. It is relatively easy to
implement this feature. It requires just to add two JavaScript
functions to the page (saveJMECookie and read JMECookie), as shown in
the source of this page. Additionally, respective event handlers must
be added into the page BODY tag.
Whenever the HTML page with the editor is abandoned, the
actual molecule is stored into a so called "cookie" (a small piece of
persistent information associated with this particular web page) and
when the page is revisited (even after several weeks), the molecule is
automatically restored.


Demos: Accessible tab panel using ARIA and Vanilla JS
Title
here the content of 1st tab
Other title
here the content of 2nd tab
Another title
here the content of 3rd tab
Title
here the content of 1st tab
Other title
here the content of 2nd tab
Displayed by default thanks to data-selected="1"
attribute on js-tablist__link
.
Another title
here the content of 3rd tab


fun clearRect(character: Char, x: Int, y: Int, width: Int, height: Int): AsciiPanelView
Clear the section of the screen with the specified character and whatever the default foreground and background colors are. The cursor position will not be modified.
character
- the character to write
x
- the distance from the left to begin writing from
y
- the distance from the top to begin writing from
width
- the height of the section to clear
height
- the width of the section to clear
Return
this for convenient chaining of method calls
fun clearRect(character: Char, x: Int, y: Int, width: Int, height: Int, charColor: Int, bgColor: Int): AsciiPanelView
Clear the section of the screen with the specified character and whatever the specified foreground and background colors are.
character
- the character to write
x
- the distance from the left to begin writing from
y
- the distance from the top to begin writing from
width
- the height of the section to clear
height
- the width of the section to clear
charColor
- the foreground color or null to use the default
bgColor
- the background color or null to use the default
Return
this for convenient chaining of method calls


A Lightbox in vanilla JS. The idea is to move away from jQuery and use vanilla JS to reduce the amount of code needed. 1. Download lightbox v files Download *All the files you need are inside the dist/ folder. *Check the folder demo/index.html to get an idea of how lightboxV is set up. 2. link the files up. These files can be found inside /dist folder. The lightboxV CSS needs to placed at the top of page inside
tag: Add the lightboxV JavaScript before the closing tag:


Centrifugo
developer page.
It can connect to Centrifugo with various parameters. Change sth, press ENTER and look at event log.
Connection endpoint address (you can also use SockJS endpoint here)
User ID that will be set to token
HMAC Secret Key (NEVER REVEAL TO CLIENT IN REAL APP)
Channel to subscribe
Generated JWT SHA256 used to connect (expires in 1 day from now):
Event log


Falling Apart
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Success
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Game Over
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This presentation will contain images which may cause stress.
We will seek peace after any stressor.
Pomodoro
- 25 minutes of continuous work, 5 minute break
- After 4 successful pomodoros, 15 minute break
Getting Things Done (GTD)
- Capture - Write it down. Now.
- Clarify - Break your tasks into action steps.
- Organize - Categorize. Prioritize. Set Reminders.
- Reflect - Revisit your lists to choose your next task.
- Engage - Get it done.


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Welcome to my website, I am Majd Al-Kilani
I am Majd Al-Kilany, born in Jordan, in Amman on the date 19-2-1992 I am a civil engineering graduate from Al-Zaytoonah University Al-Zaytonah Univesty I live in Amman and now Im learning coding in LTUC LTUC I have many hobbies but I prefer
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In my spare time i watched some anime i watched alot of anime but i think the best one is dith note
my best 10 anime
- Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
- Naruto
- One Piece
- Naruto: Shippuden
- Death Note
- Attack on Titan
- Bleach
- Hunter x Hunter
- Sword Art Online
- Zankyou No Terror
- graduated from Al-Zaytonah University civil engineering
- i have worked in alzanjabil cosultant UAE
- studint in ltuc


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|
BL3 SDK
0.0.1
Borderlands 3 Class Documentation
|
#include <BL3_Engine_classes.hpp>
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from UMaterialInterface | |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from UObject | |
| static FChunkedFixedUObjectArray & | GetGlobalObjects () |
| template<typename T > | |
| static T * | FindObject (const std::string &name) |
| static UClass * | FindClass (const std::string &name) |
| template<typename T > | |
| static T * | GetObjectCasted (std::size_t index) |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from UMaterialInterface | |
| void | SetForceMipLevelsToBeResident (bool OverrideForceMiplevelsToBeResident, bool bForceMiplevelsToBeResidentValue, float ForceDuration, int CinematicTextureGroups) |
| class UPhysicalMaterial * | GetPhysicalMaterial () |
| class UMaterial * | GetBaseMaterial () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from UObject | |
| std::string | GetName () const |
| std::string | GetFullName () const |
| bool | IsA (UClass *cmp) const |
| void | ProcessEvent (class UFunction *function, void *parms) |
| void | ExecuteUbergraph (int EntryPoint) |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from UObject | |
| static FUObjectArray * | GObjects |
|
inlinestatic |
| unsigned char AllowTranslucentCustomDepthWrites |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput AmbientOcclusion |
| unsigned char bAllowDevelopmentShaderCompile |
| unsigned char bAllowNegativeEmissiveColor |
| unsigned char bAutomaticallySetUsageInEditor |
| unsigned char bBlockGI |
| unsigned char bCanMaskedBeAssumedOpaque |
| unsigned char bCastDynamicShadowAsMasked |
| unsigned char bComputeFogPerPixel |
| unsigned char bContactShadows |
| unsigned char bDisableDefaultVertexFactory |
| unsigned char bDisableDepthTest |
| unsigned char bDisableEdgeDetection |
| unsigned char bDisableNormalPreProcessing |
| unsigned char bEnableAdaptiveTessellation |
| unsigned char bEnableCrackFreeDisplacement |
| unsigned char bEnableMobileSeparateTranslucency |
| unsigned char bEnablePixelDepthOffset |
| unsigned char bEnableRefraction |
| unsigned char bEnableResponsiveAA |
| unsigned char bEnableSeparateTranslucency |
| unsigned char bEnableWorldPositionOffset |
| unsigned char bFullyRough |
| unsigned char bGenerateSphericalParticleNormals |
| unsigned char bIgnoreCustomGlow |
| unsigned char bIgnoreCustomMask |
| unsigned char bIgnoredByFXCoordinator |
| unsigned char bIsFunctionPreviewMaterial |
| unsigned char bIsMasked |
| unsigned char bIsMaterialEditorStatsMaterial |
| unsigned char bIsPreviewMaterial |
| TEnumAsByte<EBlendableLocation> BlendableLocation |
| bool BlendableOutputAlpha |
| int BlendablePriority |
| TEnumAsByte<EBlendMode> BlendMode |
| unsigned char bNormalCurvatureToRoughness |
| unsigned char bOutputVelocityOnBasePass |
| unsigned char bScreenSpaceReflections |
| unsigned char bShouldCompileDebug |
| unsigned char bShouldDoOuterEdge |
| unsigned char bSkipRenderingGbxCustomData |
| unsigned char bTangentSpaceNormal |
| unsigned char bUsedAsSpecialEngineMaterial |
| unsigned char bUsedWithBeamTrails |
| unsigned char bUsedWithCables |
| unsigned char bUsedWithClothing |
| unsigned char bUsedWithEditorCompositing |
| unsigned char bUsedWithGeometryCache |
| unsigned char bUsedWithGPUParticleSprites |
| unsigned char bUsedWithInstancedStaticMeshes |
| unsigned char bUsedWithMeshParticles |
| unsigned char bUsedWithMorphTargets |
| unsigned char bUsedWithNiagaraMeshParticles |
| unsigned char bUsedWithNiagaraRibbons |
| unsigned char bUsedWithNiagaraSprites |
| unsigned char bUsedWithParticleSprites |
| unsigned char bUsedWithSkeletalMesh |
| unsigned char bUsedWithSkeletalMeshParticles |
| unsigned char bUsedWithSkyEnvMap |
| unsigned char bUsedWithSplineMeshes |
| unsigned char bUsedWithStaticLighting |
| unsigned char bUsedWithUI |
| unsigned char bUsedWithVolumetricTranslucentShadow |
| unsigned char bUseEmissiveForDynamicAreaLighting |
| unsigned char bUseFullPrecision |
| unsigned char bUseHQForwardReflections |
| unsigned char bUseLightmapDirectionality |
| unsigned char bUseMaterialAttributes |
| unsigned char bUsePlanarForwardReflections |
| unsigned char bUseTranslucencyVertexFog |
| unsigned char bWriteOnlyAlpha |
| TArray<bool> CachedQualityLevelsUsed |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput ClearCoat |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput ClearCoatRoughness |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput CustomDataGBX |
| TArray<class FString> CustomIncludeFiles |
| struct FVector2MaterialInput CustomizedColors[0x4] |
| struct FVector2MaterialInput CustomizedUVs[0x8] |
| TEnumAsByte<EMaterialTessellationMode> D3D11TessellationMode |
| TEnumAsByte<EDecalBlendMode> DecalBlendMode |
| unsigned char DitheredLODTransition |
| unsigned char DitherOpacityMask |
| int EditorPitch |
| int EditorX |
| int EditorY |
| int EditorYaw |
| TArray<class UMaterialExpression*> Expressions |
| TArray<class UTexture*> ExpressionTextureReferences |
| TEnumAsByte<EGbxColorRemapLUTCategory> GbxColorRemapLUTCategory |
| struct FMaterialAttributesInput MaterialAttributes |
| TEnumAsByte<EMaterialDecalResponse> MaterialDecalResponse |
| TEnumAsByte<EMaterialDomain> MaterialDomain |
| TArray<struct FMaterialFunctionInfo> MaterialFunctionInfos |
| TArray<struct FMaterialParameterCollectionInfo> MaterialParameterCollectionInfos |
| float MaxDisplacement |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput Metallic |
| struct FVectorMaterialInput Normal |
| int NumCustomizedColors |
| int NumCustomizedUVs |
| float OpacityMaskClipValue |
| class UPhysicalMaterial* PhysMaterial |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput PixelDepthOffset |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput Refraction |
| float RefractionDepthBias |
| TEnumAsByte<ERefractionMode> RefractionMode |
| TEnumAsByte<EMaterialShadingModel> ShadingModel |
| unsigned char SkipRenderingDepth |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput Specular |
| struct FGuid StateId |
| struct FColorMaterialInput SubsurfaceColor |
| struct FScalarMaterialInput TessellationMultiplier |
| float TranslucencyDirectionalLightingIntensity |
| TEnumAsByte<ETranslucencyLightingMode> TranslucencyLightingMode |
| float TranslucentBackscatteringExponent |
| struct FLinearColor TranslucentMultipleScatteringExtinction |
| float TranslucentSelfShadowDensityScale |
| float TranslucentSelfShadowSecondDensityScale |
| float TranslucentSelfShadowSecondOpacity |
| float TranslucentShadowDensityScale |
| float TranslucentShadowStartOffset |
| unsigned char TwoSided |
| unsigned char UnknownData00[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData01[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData02[0x2] |
| unsigned char UnknownData03[0x2] |
| unsigned char UnknownData04[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData05[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData06[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData07[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData08[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData09[0x2] |
| unsigned char UnknownData10[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData11[0x2] |
| unsigned char UnknownData12[0x18] |
| unsigned char UnknownData13[0x68] |
| unsigned char UnknownData14[0x48] |
| uint32_t UsageFlagWarnings |
| unsigned char Wireframe |
| struct FVectorMaterialInput WorldDisplacement |
| struct FVectorMaterialInput WorldPositionOffset |


Czech coalminer Sokolovska to cut 1,000 jobs as carbon costs rise: CTK
PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech lignite miner Sokolovska Uhelna will cut 1,000 jobs over the next two years as the rising price of CO2 emission permits makes coal mining drastically less attractive, CTK news agency reported on Friday.
Sokolovska is the smallest among the three lignite producers in the Czech Republic, producing 6.8 million tonnes in 2018, some of which it supplies to its own power plants. These must buy carbon emission allowances to operate.
The Czech Republic, an EU member, is seeking to all but end coal usage in electricity generation by around 2040 as part of EU commitments to tackle climate change.
Sokolovska will lay off 700 workers in 2020 and another 300 in 2021, from a current workforce of about 3,000, CTK said, citing the miner’s owner Frantisek Stepanek.
A company representative was not immediately available to comment.
Sokolovska’s mines are located in the western Karlovy Vary region on the German border. It also operates the ageing Tisova and Vresova power plants and supplies coal for municipal heating stations.
The country’s main electricity producer, CEZ, plans to cut its installed capacity in coal-fired power plants to 3.2 gigawatts (GW) by 2030 from 6.2 GW last year, when coal-fired plants delivered 44% of CEZ’s power output.


| modificationIndices {lavaan} | R Documentation |
Given a fitted lavaan object, compute the modification indices (= univariate score tests) for a selected set of fixed-to-zero parameters.
modificationIndices(object, standardized = TRUE, cov.std = TRUE, information = "expected", power = FALSE, delta = 0.1, alpha = 0.05, high.power = 0.75, sort. = FALSE, minimum.value = 0, maximum.number = nrow(LIST), free.remove = TRUE, na.remove = TRUE, op = NULL) modindices(object, standardized = TRUE, cov.std = TRUE, information = "expected", power = FALSE, delta = 0.1, alpha = 0.05, high.power = 0.75, sort. = FALSE, minimum.value = 0, maximum.number = nrow(LIST), free.remove = TRUE, na.remove = TRUE, op = NULL)
object |
An object of class |
standardized |
If |
cov.std |
Logical. See |
information |
|
power |
If |
delta |
The value of the effect size, as used in the post-hoc power computation, currently using the unstandardized metric of the epc column. |
alpha |
The significance level used for deciding if the modification index is statistically significant or not. |
high.power |
If the computed power is higher than this cutoff value, the power is considered ‘high’. If not, the power is considered ‘low’. This affects the values in the 'decision' column in the output. |
sort. |
Logical. If TRUE, sort the output using the values of the modification index values. Higher values appear first. |
minimum.value |
Numeric. Filter output and only show rows with a modification index value equal or higher than this minimum value. |
maximum.number |
Integer. Filter output and only show the first
maximum number rows. Most useful when combined with the |
free.remove |
Logical. If TRUE, filter output by removing all rows corresponding to free (unconstrained) parameters in the original model. |
na.remove |
Logical. If TRUE, filter output by removing all rows with NA values for the modification indices. |
op |
Character string. Filter the output by selecting only those rows with
operator |
Modification indices are just 1-df (or univariate) score tests. The
modification index (or score test) for a single parameter reflects
(approximately) the improvement in model fit (in terms of the chi-square
test statistic), if we would refit the model but allow this parameter to
be free.
This function is a convenience function in the sense that it produces a
(hopefully sensible) table of currently fixed-to-zero (of fixed to another
constant) parameters. For each of these parameters, a modification index
is computed, together with an expected parameter change (epc) value.
It is important to realize that this function will only consider
fixed-to-zero parameters. If you have equality constraints in the model,
and you wish to examine what happens if you release all (or some) of these
equality constraints, use the lavTestScore
function.
A data.frame containing modification indices and EPC's.
HS.model <- ' visual =~ x1 + x2 + x3 textual =~ x4 + x5 + x6 speed =~ x7 + x8 + x9 ' fit <- cfa(HS.model, data=HolzingerSwineford1939) modindices(fit, minimum.value = 10, sort = TRUE)


DARK CITY **** of **** grade is A-
I always react more to films which contain endless imagination and thought. A movie like Dark City, that roars by you with images you have never seen or dreamt, like experiences David Lynches paintings. People call this a comic book movie but that is nly part true. This film is detailed and enigmatic enough to make a great comic book but few comic artists have as much energy as is shown in this film, one of the years best.
 He encounters the Strangers a bread of aliens (I suppose) who live under the surface of everyday life and conduct experiments on humans whiule they cause us to sleep.
The Strangers will always be remembered as a true horrific detail, almost like extras from a Marilyn Manson concert.  It seems that movie dreams are never like dreams that real humans might have, but those Strangers are creepy, and look as though they walked out of my nightmares and onto thbig screen.
I have neglected much of the movie other than the look and that is a shame. We get good work from William Hurt, Rufus Sewel and Keifer Sutherland. The plot is also genious with ticks of sci-fi, film noir, and horror. The end scenes ae masterpieces in there own right. When we finally see what we inhabit, something comes over us, allowing us to question theworld that we know and the peoples words we take on it. It may sound like I'm nuts, and I am - about this film. Great work from the director of the under-rated THE CROW Alex Prowles.
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This is a dataset corresponding to the paper "Social Pressure and Voter Turnout: Evidence from a Large-Scale Field Experiment" by Gerber, Green, and Larimer (2008). See also the 'Details' section below. The aim of the study was to find out whether and to what extent people are motivated to vote by social pressure. To answer this question, the authors conducted a field experiment prior to the August 2006 primary election in Michigan. A total of 180,000 households were randomly assigned to either a control group or one of four treatment groups.
shaming
A tibble with 344,084 observations and 10 variables:
character variable with values "male" and "female"
integer variable indicating the respondent birth year
character variable indicating whether the respondent voted in the 2002 primary election
character variable indicating whether the respondent voted in the 2002 general election
character variable indicating whether the respondent voted in the 2004 primary election
character variable indicating whether the respondent voted in the 2004 general election
factor variable indicating which of the 5 treatments were employed in 2006, but before the primary election that year: 'Control', 'Civic Duty', 'Hawthorne', 'Self', or 'Neighbors'
0/1 integer variable indicating whether the respondent voted in the 2006 primary election
integer variable indicating the respondent household size
integer variable indicating the number of names listed on the letter if the respondent was in the "Neighbours" group
https://doi.org/10.1017/S000305540808009X
The control group consisted of approximately 100,000 households and was observed without further intervention.The treatment groups consisted of about 20,000 households each, and were sent one mailing 11 days prior to the primary election. The first treatment group, named “Civic Duty”, received a letter that only reminded them to "do their civic duty and vote". The second treatment group, named "Hawthorne", received the same message with an additional notice that they are being studied by researchers. The letter sent to the third group, named "Self", included the content in the Hawthorne letter, but added a notice that every household member would be notified of each others' voting behaviour after the election (this information is public). The last group, "Neighbors", finally listed not only the household's voting records but also the voting records of those nearby. As in the "Self" group, everyone on the list would be notified of their voting behaviour after the primary.
Table: Data summary
| Name | shaming |
| Number of rows | 344084 |
| Number of columns | 10 |
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| character | 5 |
| factor | 1 |
| numeric | 4 |
| ________________________ | |
| Group variables | None |
Variable type: character
| skim_variable | n_missing | complete_rate | min | max | empty | n_unique | whitespace |
| sex | 0 | 1 | 4 | 6 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
| primary_02 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
| general_02 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
| primary_04 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
| general_04 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
Variable type: factor
| skim_variable | n_missing | complete_rate | ordered | n_unique | top_counts |
| treatment | 0 | 1 | FALSE | 5 | Con: 191243, Civ: 38218, Sel: 38218, Haw: 38204 |
Variable type: numeric
| skim_variable | n_missing | complete_rate | mean | sd | p0 | p25 | p50 | p75 | p100 | hist |
| birth_year | 0 | 1.00 | 1956.21 | 14.45 | 1900 | 1947 | 1956 | 1965 | 1986 | ▁▁▅▇▃ |
| primary_06 | 0 | 1.00 | 0.32 | 0.46 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | ▇▁▁▁▃ |
| hh_size | 0 | 1.00 | 2.18 | 0.79 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 8 | ▇▂▁▁▁ |
| no_of_names | 305883 | 0.11 | 20.93 | 0.52 | 10 | 21 | 21 | 21 | 21 | ▁▁▁▁▇ |
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may have the IP address <IP_ADDRESS> on your local
network. Sometimes a robot's API is only available
on a particular port. If this is the case you will
need to specify the port number as well.
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security for robots.
Social concept
Similar to how you can add your friends on a social
network, you can add robots using this app. Once a request
is sent to the robot, the robot itself can choose to allow
the connection. If the user is not accepted the the cannot
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Here are some articles and classes I've written for MFC. This was written a long time ago and it's probably out of date by now, but there are still a lot of people around using Visual C++ 6.0, so maybe someone will still find it useful.


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The Ruler to Be Born in Bethlehem
1 Now muster your troops,
O daughter of troops;
siege is laid against us;
with a rod they strike the judge of Israel
on the cheek.
2 But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah,
who are too little to be among the clans of Judah,
from you shall come forth for me
one who is to be ruler in Israel,
whose origin is from of old,
from ancient days.
3 Therefore he shall give them up until the time
when she who is in labor has given birth;
then the rest of his brothers shall return
to the people of Israel.
4 And he shall stand and shepherd his flock in the strength of the LORD,
in the majesty of the name of the LORD his God.
And they shall dwell secure, for now he shall be great
to the ends of the earth.
5 And he shall be their peace.
When the Assyrian comes into our land
and treads in our palaces,
then we will raise against him seven shepherds
and eight princes of men;
6 they shall shepherd the land of Assyria with the sword,
and the land of Nimrod at its entrances;
and he shall deliver us from the Assyrian
when he comes into our land
and treads within our border.


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St. Joseph's Church History
St.Joseph’s was established in 1858, at a time when the relaxation of legal control over Catholicism was taking place. The Catholic community was expanding because of the railroads, but there was still considerable suspicion, resentment and open prejudice from the largely Protestant population of London, and indeed Highgate.
When Father Ignatius Spencer was seeking a home for the Passionists in London, the
Old Black Dog
Inn at Highgate seemed suitable, but could only be inspected by subterfuge. The Priests visited the property in
disguise so they would be unrecognised – less than 10 years previously the owner had refused to sell the property
as he dreamed that it would be bought by Papists, and at this time there had been an anti-
Buying the property at auction was only the first of the problems to be overcome, as the acquisition and construction needed to be funded, and at that time the funds did not exist!
Father Ignatius approached his nephew, the fifth Earl Spencer (the great, great uncle of Diana, Princess of Wales), to seek funds. The fifth Earl recommenced an annuity of £300 pa, which had been withheld by the family when the Honourable and Reverend George Spencer now known as Fr Ignatius had converted to Catholicism.
Although Father Ignatius died in 1864 and did not see his work come to fruition, the local Catholic community grew rapidly, and a chapel attached to the old pub was replaced by a purpose built church in 1861, but even this became too small and so the work of building the current St. Joseph’s commenced on 24th May 1888. The construction was overseen by the enthusiastic Brother Alphonsus Zeegers, working in habit and stonemason’s apron.
On the evening of 21st November 1889 the new church building was blessed by the Bishop of Liverpool, but this triumph for the community was matched by a burden of debt that would not be repaid for a further 43 years. On 28th April 1932, the debt having been finally cleared by the efforts of the community the church was finally consecrated.


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The most powerful validation framework for angular based enterprise application. This provides all type of complex
validation including dynamic validation likewise Reactive Form Validation,
Template Driven Form Validation and Model Based Form Validation.
Angular forms provides good feature, but at some level code become messy to fulfil the complex scenarios, so
the core objective is to provide optimum solution for basic, complex and dynamic validation for angular based
enterprise applications. This validation framework is an extension of angular forms library, which will help
to fulfil the need by following angular standard practices with less lines of code.
Quick Start
To start using rxweb reactive form validation framework, you need to install the package
from npm/yarn.
Installation
You use the @rxweb/reactive-form-validatorsfor performing
variety of validations such as alpha, alphaNumerics, email, minDate, maxDate etc.
Install the @rxweb/reactive-form-validators using below
commands
npm
yarn
Import Modules
To work on reactive form it is require to import angular modules (FormsModule & ReactiveFormsModule)
and for rxweb reactive form validation to import RxReactiveFormsModule module and register that in the NgModule decorator imports property.
Global Validation Messages
Apply global validation messages throughout the application, then configure the validation
messages globaly(whenever application starts it will initialized automatically).
Below is the example to configure the validation messages in ReactiveFromConfig.
Examples
Reactive Form Based Validation
Quick, to give you highlevel understanding about how rxweb validation apply on
reactive forms.
Template Form Based Validation
Quick, to give you highlevel understanding about how rxweb validation apply on
template driven forms.
Model Based Form Validation
This is the new way to validate the form based on your configured validation
on model properties. To give you quick highlight about how validation will
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Provides all type of clientside validations.
Easy way to create Angular Reactive Form Group & Template Driven Form Validation with
less lines of code.
Easy to create Dynamic Reactive Form / Template Driven Form.


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We investigate vocal production and perception of emotional states.
This webpage is used to provide visuals and vocalisations in our research.


This section explains how to manually get at and tune some QLC+ parameters not available from the UI.
Keep in mind that if you cannot change them from the UI, it means there is a good reason for it.
Configuration files are located in your user $HOME directory, in the .config/qlcplus folder.
Here's the quick command to access it from a terminal:
cd $HOME/.config/qlcplus
You will find both QLC+ and Fixture editor configuration files.
Configuration parameters are stored in the Windows registry.
To access it, run the "regedit" tool and search for the key named "qlcplus".
Configuration files are located in your user $HOME directory, in the Library/Preferences folder.
Here's the quick command to access it from a terminal:
cd $HOME/Library/Preferences
QLC+ configuration file is called net.sf.Q Light Controller Plus.plist
while the Fixture editor
configuration file is called net.sf.Fixture Definition Editor.plist
.
Sometimes it might be necessary to reset the QLC+ configuration and bring QLC+ to a "Factory defaults" state.
To do so, locate the configuration as explained in the first paragraph, then do the following:
rm 'filename'
command to delete the configuration fileDue to Qt differences on different platforms, parameters are stored in different ways depending on your Operating System.
[category] name=value
"category" is displayed as a folder "parameter" is contained in "category" and is represented as a key. It is most likely that all QLC+ keys are an integer type. "value" is the actual value of "parameter"
<key>category/name</key> <string>value</string>
Most likely you will not find the following parameters in a standard QLC+ configuration. To make them effective, you need to add them at the end of your configuration file.
Category: simpledesk Name: channelsperpage Type: integer Description: Set the number of DMX channel sliders displayed per page Default: 32
Category: simpledesk Name: playbacksperpage Type: integer Description: set the number of playback sliders displayed per page Default: 15
Category: enttecdmxusbopen Name: frequency Type: integer Description: Set the DMX frame frequency in Hertz for Enttec Open (and similar) devices Default: 30
Category: enttecdmxusbopen Name: channels Type: integer Description: Set the maximum number of DMX channels transmitted by an Enttec Open (and similar) devices. This could solve flickering issues for some cases. For example you might try with 256. Default: 512
Category: udmx Name: frequency Type: integer Description: Set the DMX frame frequency in Hertz for uDMX devices Default: 30
Category: mastertimer Name: frequency Type: integer Description: Set the QLC+ core timer frequency in Hertz Default: 50


Source code for run_euler_185_solver
from optparse import OptionParser
from src.ilp_manager import ILPManager
from src.input_parser import input_parser
[docs]def main():
"""
Run this code to get the solution to 185th problem in Project Euler.
Terminal options:
.. option:: -m <sequence_length>, --sequence_length <sequence_length>
Length of sequence in the riddle. Assume file 'data/input_m.txt' exists.
"""
parser = OptionParser()
parser.add_option("-m", "--sequence_length",
help="Length of sequence in the riddle. Assume file 'data/input_m.txt' exists.")
options, _ = parser.parse_args()
m = int(options.sequence_length)
sequences_list, n_correct_vertices_list = input_parser(m)
ilp_manager = ILPManager(m)
ilp_solver, s_star_to_color_edges = ilp_manager.build_ilp_solver(sequences_list, n_correct_vertices_list)
s_star = ilp_manager.solve_ilp(ilp_solver, s_star_to_color_edges)
print "Solution is: {}".format(''.join([str(i) for i in s_star]))
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()


Dots will aggregate recent Facebook photos and build a visualization of your relationships. Click each dot to add all of the photo data for that friend, or access the menu at the top to search for a friend to add. Enjoy.
When I set out to build Dots I was inspired to show a spatial relationship between groups of people. I realized quickly that social networks like Facebook are very densely connected - many of these "friendships" appear meaningless when visualized on an overcrowded graph. My intuition was to narrow down the scope of the interactions I chose. I wanted to show the user a graph that is more representative of reality than simple social network connections. For these reasons, I graphed the last few photos a user has been tagged in. Although there are some exceptions, most photo tags on Facebook are representative of a genuine moment, some real connection between people. I did not assume that the data I collect displays the full view of one's personal relationships, but it's a start.
My inspiration for this site was in part an aesthetic one. I wanted to treat Dots as an opportunity to express my creativity, especially in a medium not readily known for it - code. I hope that it is intriguing to a user from an artistic perspective and from a scientific or practical one.
This site is certainly very dynamic. The nodes and edges act as a system of masses and springs. The dots will shift and wiggle as new data is added; it's quite cool to watch. Larger dots (people with more photo tags) will gravitate towards other larger influences. A simulation of basic physics is both practical for this application and visually stunning. The nodes seem to orbit each other and almost feel like stars in a constellation.
No two users will see the same patterns of data because it's inherently personal - a social signature. I encourage you to explore interesting relationships to those whom you are close with or not. I was surprised to see predictable social groupings in my own data and I even found a few non-obvious connections between my friends as I explored. Compare yourself to best friends, roommates, siblings, or significant others - the results may intrigue you.
I plan to add additional features to this visualization as this is just the beginning. Allowing users to zoom, pan, and prune groups of nodes is a priority. After that I'd like to allow users to save their data or even share a link so their friends can take a look.
Finally, I wanted to be sure to thank those who worked hard on the open source libraries I used to construct this visualization. I used Arbor.js for particle system simulations and Meny for the 3D menu animations.
I also encourage anyone to take a look an my own code on GitHub.
- Otto


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The JLayer
class is a flexible and powerful decorator for Swing components. It
enables you to draw on components and respond to component events
without modifying the underlying component directly. For more
information, read How
to Decorate Components with JLayer in the Java Tutorial.
The Nimbus Look & Feel (L&F) has moved from
com.sun.java.swing
to a standard API namespace,
javax.swing
; see the
javax.swing.plaf.nimbus
package for more information.
Although it is not the default L&F, you can easily use it.
Consult the
Nimbus Look and Feel section in the Java Tutorial for more
information and examples of three simple methods for using Nimbus
in your applications.
Historically, mixing heavyweight (AWT) and lightweight (Swing) components in the same container has been problematic. However, mixing heavyweight and lightweight components is easy to accomplish in Java SE 7. The Mixing Heavyweight and Lightweight Components article shows you how.
The Java SE 7 release supports windows with transparency and non-rectangular shapes. See How to Create Translucent and Shaped Windows, part of the Java Tutorial.
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[x] Transition follow by transition at end of script treats the second transition as action, see sample-05.fountain, noticed in HTML output
A: OK, the line begins with “!” so it should be “Action”
[ ] sample-05.fountain has the character “DOG” line identified as “dialogue”
[ ] sample-07.fountain (charade) has parenthiticals sprinkled in the dialogue, need to support this. It meakes some dialog show up as Action in the JSON stream.
Next (v0.1.0)
[ ] Add test to check to validate parse structure of each testdata/*.fountain file
[ ] Add demo of using fountain2json for creating a script report
[ ] Improve fountainfmt pretty print options
[ ] handle unlabeled title pages
[x] Write and fountain2html
[ ] Add CSS dump option for fountain2html
[ ] Add option to render scrippets compatible HTML and CSS
Someday, Maybe
[ ] Add support for Markdown front matter for additiona metadata processing
[ ] handle general text (outside of notes, boneyard)
this could be handled like front matter in Markdown
[ ] definable heading prefixes
[ ] reports on screenplay
[ ] fountain2pdf
Completed
[x] Write Parse(src []byte) returning a Fountain Struct and error


TravelPal is a concept to tackle the headaches of traveling.
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QuickStart: Color
Tools for managing colors and palettes.
- Organize all your colors into a single map, or set of maps
- Document color relationships directly in the code
- Automate WCAG-appropriate contrast checking
- Generate color-palette documentation with [Herman][Herman]
Import
If you already imported accoutrement/sass/tools
you are ready to go.
If you want to import individual plugins,
make sure you first import the shared core:
@import '<path-to>/accoutrement/sass/core';
@import '<path-to>/accoutrement/sass/plugin/color';
If you’re using Eyeglass, you can leave off most of the path:
@import 'accoutrement/core';
@import 'accoutrement/plugin/color';
Color Palette
Establish your color palette, with the standard Accoutrement syntax:
$colors: (
// set explicit colors
'brand-pink': hsl(330, 85%, 62%),
'brand-light': #ddf,
'brand-dark': #224,
// reference existing colors
'background': '#brand-light',
'border': '#brand-dark',
// make adjustments as needed, using color functions
'link': '#brand-pink' ('shade': 25%, 'desaturate': 15%),
);
Then access your colors from anywhere:
.example {
border-color: color('border');
}
Multiple Palettes
You can also define your colors in smaller maps,
and then add them to the global $colors
variable
using the add-colors()
mixin.
Map-references using the #tag
format
will work across maps,
once they are both added to the global setting.
$brand: (
'brand-pink': hsl(330, 85%, 62%),
'brand-light': #ddf,
'brand-dark': #224,
);
$patterns: (
'background': '#brand-light',
'border': '#brand-dark',
'link': '#brand-pink' ('shade': 25%),
);
// merge everything into the main $colors map…
@include add-colors($brand, $patterns);
Related
@mixin add-colors()
WCAG Contrast
We’ll also help you calculate WCAG-appropriate color contrasts.
We default to white
and black
options,
but you can also set
'contrast-light'
and 'contrast-dark'
keys in your palette (with or without a private _
prefix),
or pass in options.
a:hover {
// set a background, and get well-contrasted text
@include contrasted('link');
// or return a contrasting color from a set of options…
border-color: contrast('background', white, rebeccapurple);
}


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this is made by copying customcc.* and making a BUILD_GAMESCC #ifdefs
right now there is just two rpc calls, rng and rngnext
rng is passed in a blockhash and playerid (defaults to 0, max 254) and it returns the initial rng value (and last)
you can then call rngnext with the prior rng, up to maxrng times
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TwilightPunkster K6422-Mar-19 01:34 PM
Awesome
jl777c22-Mar-19 01:35 PM
./c cclib rng 17 "[%229433dc3749aece1bd568f374a45da3b0bc6856990d7da3cd175399577940a775%22,250]"
{
"playerid": 250,
"seed":<PHONE_NUMBER>979341887,
"rng":<PHONE_NUMBER>9458298868,
"lastrng":<PHONE_NUMBER>3740723044,
"maxrngs": 10000,
"result": "success"
}
./c cclib rngnext 17 "[14565767519458298868]"
{
"seed":<PHONE_NUMBER>9458297856,
"rng":<PHONE_NUMBER>999719449,
"result": "success"
}
The idea is for a game to start with a near future blockhash, so the lobby gets players signed up until just prior to the designated height. then that blockhash can be used to create a stream of rngs.
the same initial rng can be used for all players, if the identical starting condition is required. up to 255 different initial rng can be derived from a single blockhash. (Actually any number is possible, for simplicity rng rpc limits to 255).
you will notice maxrngs and lastrng, the lastrng is the rng value that will happen after maxrng iterations of calling rngnext with the current rng. This allows making time based multiplayer games where all the nodes can validate all the other nodes rng, even without realtime synchronization of all user input events.
Every time period, all players would set their rng value to the lastrng value. The only thing to be careful of is it not exceed the maxrng calls to rngnext in a single time period. otherwise the same set of rng numbers will be repeated.
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siu - Chainmakers22-Mar-19 01:53 PM
im confused here
so this is like a multiplayer rogue? im not understanding this.
jl777c22-Mar-19 01:54 PM
?
it is just generating a deterministic set of rng
no game
most all games need rng
siu - Chainmakers22-Mar-19 01:55 PM
oh ok
so this is like a backend for building games
jl777c22-Mar-19 01:55 PM
unless you are a gamedev, likely this will be too complex to understand
siu - Chainmakers22-Mar-19 01:55 PM
yeah, ok.
but good to know this exists
jl777c22-Mar-19 01:56 PM
yes, abstracting the rogue techniques to generalize it so other games can be plugged into the same type of blockchaining
it is just born today, not full grown by any means
siu - Chainmakers22-Mar-19 01:58 PM
looks like james is in a long weekend coding bash
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jl777c22-Mar-19 09:32 PM
@Alright i got low level messages working, so now in realtime users will be committing to keystrokes prior to the keystrokes tx and in order to complete a bailout tx would need to get both confirmation from other nodes that they did commit to the keystrokes in realtime and also if anybody catches the bogus keystrokes, they can claim the bailout amount. dont have that logic yet, but that is the concept I am working toward
so some payment for attestors who attest that the keystrokes tx were realtime broadcast ahead of time and the ability for any contradictory keystroke to allow the claimant to get the gold/playerdata
once this works, no more keystrokes reorging (or even suppressing) as it will be timestamped and only allow for some small delay
Alright22-Mar-19 09:35 PM
What do you mean by low level messages? A separate p2p network essentially?
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:36 PM
no, i created a new p2p message the bitcoin protocol was doing called "events"
so it sends to 4 to 8 random peers
Alright22-Mar-19 09:36 PM
Aha that is interesting
blockchain is a game server
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:37 PM
doing this inside gamescc to get it working in isolation, maybe it will create a plug-in enabled interface that rogue dapp plugs into
yes, the blockchain as game server, lag is not bad on small networks
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and even if it is 10 seconds, it is plenty fast for the purposes of validating pre-keystrokes tx events and to claim false keystrokes tx
Alright22-Mar-19 09:38 PM
I want to explore 1 time use game chains. I think this would be perfect for them
the ac_import=GATEWAY chain with block reward idea
as soon as you transfer coins to it, you're immediately competing against everyone else who has coins on it for the block reward
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:40 PM
so it is a sidechain, funded with external coins and gameplay wins coins?
Alright22-Mar-19 09:41 PM
Ah I explained it once before. It's a bit strange to explain. Basically, you'd deposit some KMD to the gateway, receive some of the temporary coin in return. The chain itself would emit additional coins. When you go to withdraw, the exchange rate to KMD would be based on how many coins were emitted while you had coins on it
So like if 2 people deposit 10 KMD each and the chain is emitting 1 coin per minute, 10 minutes later there is 30 of the gateway chain, but only 20 real KMD that can be withdrawed
you would be competing with the other person for these 10 coins
and the exchange rate would be 2/3(edited)
when you go back to KMD
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:43 PM
automated and variable exchange rate, so it starts worth 1:1 but it gets diluated based on chain emission
Alright22-Mar-19 09:43 PM
yes
jl777c22-Mar-19 09:43 PM
this would be a way to denominate gameplay in external currency
post your buyins, then based on ingame performance you split up the buyins
it is a gateway
Alright22-Mar-19 10:13 PM
The objective in that example would be to earn >5 of the coins emitted. The nodes running the gateway could be the one doing these keystrokes checks
I imagine doing 10 players would be about the same amount of work as doing 2(edited)
the gateway itself could run it as a business, take some %
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:15 PM
I think for the attestation it could be a small number of special nodes, but for the disputing a keystrokes, that should be fully decentralized
we just need to know that the keystrokes were being posted in realtime from the attestors
Alright22-Mar-19 10:16 PM
Ah lol that just clicked
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:16 PM
but all the nodes would need to validate what the attestors attest to, and the only way to do that trustlessly is if all nodes get the events
Alright22-Mar-19 10:18 PM
hmmm, attestors could simply attest that they were submitting any keystrokes at all maybe? If all attestors say "this node didn't play this game in realtime" is that not enough?
I guess it comes down to how attestors are selected
i'm confusing myself, need to sleep on it
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:20 PM
does the network trust the attestors?
really it should be something all nodes already know, just a few need to be part of the final tx to attest to it
jl777c22-Mar-19 10:57 PM
they arent segregated
actually they will be integrated into the transactions
the issue is making sure user events are fully reported and without errors, if those two things are validated by the network, then it seems cheating is simply not possible
using the "entire user events are replayed by the game engine" to determine the results method
and once cheating is not possible, then we can have money tournaments and know the winner won it with real gameplay (human or bot)
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fully decentralized and trustless and cheatproof
3
for any game that can be made to have a deterministic gameplay starting with a RNG seed
Sample seed stuff. It does nothing but make a city. For sample to show on web, seed stored in oracle then work always regenerate-able for ppl to validate
Hmm I've not used any RPC commands - just started ./tetris
Is tetris writing some log?
jl777c26-Mar-19 02:55 PM
if works for me
do you have GTEST chain running?
and GTEST.conf in the dir you are running tetris from?
TonyL26-Mar-19 02:57 PM
Yes
Without config in same folder tetris not starting
jl777c26-Mar-19 02:57 PM
pull latest
TonyL26-Mar-19 02:58 PM
Oh I found the issue - I'm on latest FSM on this PC, not jl777. Sorry
TonyL26-Mar-19 03:06 PM
Built from jl777 - now can't move bricks by arrows
Tetris only response on space presses (changing block)(edited)
jl777c26-Mar-19 03:06 PM
duplicated
1
jl777c26-Mar-19 03:38 PM
seems to work better
newgame, register works
even got a keystrokes tx confirmed, but its format will change
jl777c26-Mar-19 06:12 PM
@TonyL its working much better. I was able to play a game after registering and then replaying it
next step is to get a deterministic result and since there is no playerdata, maybe at that point it is close to done
it is sending out each keystroke to the network, though that data isnt being used much yet
the codebase is much simplified, so by handling game specific things like playerdata all that is needed is the changing of the rng to support a new game
TonyL26-Mar-19 06:36 PM
Sounds great! Will test asap
jl777c26-Mar-19 06:44 PM
most important thing at first (other than not crashing) is if the game replay cc/tetris seed is identical
TonyL26-Mar-19 07:05 PM
CC Eval 0x11 Invalid: mismatched -ac_cclib vs CClib_name spending tx e0eee642d75290e68869a798fd2ed7d8d802d4dc2566e060159d1adb16653766@jl777c Hmm I stuck on
"blocks": 334,
"longestchain": 600,
(edited)
jl777c26-Mar-19 07:24 PM
mismatched -ac_cclib vs CClib_name
what appears on startup?
TonyL26-Mar-19 07:36 PM
Trying to rebuild now , maybe I have to ./maketetris and then make in src?
jl777c26-Mar-19 07:37 PM
./makegames
for the libcc
maketetris for the dapp
TonyL26-Mar-19 07:37 PM
Ohh I see, just have to change makerogue to makegames so


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• Performed root cause analysis using the 5 Why’s technique and created an Ishikawa diagram to present it to the CIO.
• Developed a customer churn model (Binary Classification) based on long-term user history (~83% Recall) utilizing SMOTE and Random Forest classification.
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Orchestrator 1.2.9 GA has been released. Noteworthy:
- Added "ReadOnly" (true/false) configuration param. You can have orchestrator completely read-only
- Added "AuthenticationMethod": "multi": works like BasicAuth (your normal HTTP user+password) only it also accepts the special user called "readonly", which, surprise, can only view and not modify
- Centralized/serialized most backend database writes (with hundreds/thousands monitored servers it was possible or probable that high concurrency led to too-many-connections openned on the backend database).
- Fixed evil evil bug that would skip some checks if binary logs were not enabled
- Better hostname resolve (now also asking MySQL server to resolve hostname; resolving is cached)
- Pseudo-GTID (read here, here, here) support now considered stable (apart from being tested it has already been put to practice multiple times in production at Outbrain, in different planned and unplanned crash scenarios)
I continue developing orchestrator as free and open source at my new employer, Booking.com.
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Customize
angular-gantt is highly customizable, using either Custom Template or Template Hooks.
It uses a template located in src/template/gantt.tmpl.html
. This template is
compiled when gantt
directive is found in your application. It contains custom gantt-*
directives that represents
each object type you can find in the component.
Default Template
The default template located in src/template/gantt.tmpl.html
use many gantt-*
directives that
gives a readable structure to the component.
Lets review the major directives that compose this template.
-
gantt-labels Left area of the component, containing rows labels and upper-left corner.
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gantt-header Top area of the components, with all columns headers.
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gantt-body Main area of the component, contains rows and columns, labels and headers excluded.
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gantt-body-background Background of
gantt-body
. It contains background of rows. -
gantt-row-background Background of a row.
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gantt-body-foreground Foreground of
gantt-body
. It contains the current date line. -
gantt-body-columns Container for all columns.
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gantt-column Column. It can contain timeFrames.
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gantt-time-frame TimeFrame.
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gantt-body-rows Container of all rows.
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gantt-timespan Timespan.
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gantt-row Row.
-
gantt-task Task.
Custom Template
You can use a custom template by copying the default template to your application and define templateUrl
attribute to the URL of this copy.
This is the easiest method to customize angular-gantt, but keep in mind you will have to update your custom template when upgrading to a new version.
Template Hooks
Template Hooks can be registered on any template directive.
It allows to fully customize angular-gantt without having to change the default template, making upgrade process of easier than with a custom template.
Hooks can be installed using api.directives.on.new event and uninstalled
using api.directives.on.destroy event. Those events are raised when any template gantt-*
directive is added/removed from the DOM by AngularJS. They are entry points for writing a Plugin.
<div gantt api=registerApi></div>
$scope.registerApi = function(api) {
api.directives.on.new($scope, function(dName, dScope, dElement, dAttrs, dController) {
if (dName === 'xxxxxx') { // 'xxxxxx' is the 'gantt*' directive name in camelCase.
// Use dScope, dElement, dAttrs and dController to do what you want.
}
});
}
Examples
DOM Event Listener
Any DOM Event Listener (click
, dblclick
, ...) can be added on any gantt-*
directive.
api.directives.on.new($scope, function(dName, dScope, dElement, dAttrs, dController) {
if (dName === 'ganttTask') {
dElement.bind('click', function(event) {
$log.info('task-click: ' + dScope.task.model);
});
}
});
Plugins
Standard plugins are good examples of what can be done using Template Hooks and the API.
See sources located in src/plugins
.


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What is grid based design?
A grid based design uses grids to help form the layout of your webpage. Understanding how a grid works will enable you to be able to know how to layout your webpage.
Whats all the hype about responsive webpages?
Due to the growing number of devices we all use, actually determines how we interact with a webpage, and how that webpage responds to the all these different screen sizes. If your webpage is not responsive then the users experience of your webpage can be unpleasant and/or confusing, which can be off putting when the user is trying to interact with your page.
What is semantic structure?
This is the way that you name your tags that you use in your code that describe what you are naming and why, so that it is clear to understand what that tag is just by looking at it.
Any other points you found interesting and want to reflect on.
I found that this lesson was really helpful in learning about how webpages interact, and that there is a lot calculating that goes into the visual asepct of making the page layout a certain way.


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3.2. SJSU-Dev2 Presubmit Checks¶
Before you can merge anything to SJSU-Dev2 repo, you need to preform a few presubmit checks.
The presubmit checks will build, test, and lint the code, as well as check to make sure that the current commit stage is clean. The following sections will go into detail about these processes and wha thtey do.
3.2.1. Building & Testing¶
The purpose of this action for presubmit is to verify that any changes made to the repository doesn’t break the project’s ability to build and test software. Even small changes can break the whole system.
The tests will be run under the watch of Valgrind. Valgrind will determine,
if there is any memory leaks via the use of malloc
or new
. This
is not useful for developers of SJSU-Dev2, but is useful for the users of the
project.
3.2.2. Linting¶
Linting code is the process of running a program, in this case we use Google’s
cpplint.py
script, to evaluate each source file to make sure that they
conform to our coding style standards as well as do some rudamentory checks for
code pratices that may be dangerous or produce bugs.
Cpplint follows the Google C++ style guide. The google cpplint repository can be found here.
To lint the source code of your project as well as the SJSU-Dev2 libraries,
in your project directory, run make lint
. If there are any errors found
you should go in and fix them yourself or you can use clang-format
to
do much of the formatting work for you.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Clang-format¶
Clang-format is a code formatting tool that will refactor your code for you. Clang-format is installed by the setup script in SJSU-Dev2. If the clang-format command is not present on your machine, try pulling the latest master branch and try running the setup script again.
To refactor your code with clang-format, all you have to do is run the
following: clang-format -i <path/to/file>
. The -i
flag means you
want to do an in place refactor. If you want to run this command, but you don’t
want this to change your file, you can omit the -i
flag and it will dump
the refactored text to stdout. You can use io redirects to dump to a file and
review if the changes are to your likin.
3.2.3. Running presubmit checks¶
To run the whole set of presubmit checks, change into your project directory and
run make presubmit
. If you see this:
============================
| Everything looks good here |
| |
| (⌐▪_▪) |
| |
| You may commit |
============================
Then you passed.
If you see this:
============================
| None of this! |
| |
| (╯°□ °)╯︵ ┻━┻ |
| |
| Don't commit this |
============================
| |
| Code style must conform ✔ |
| Commit must be clean ✔ |
| Tests must pass ✘ |
| Code must build ✔ |
| |
============================
Then it failed and each X represents an area that you need to fix.


Example usages:
- removing non-working games from a list: main = your list ; secondary = "working" list
- create a "best games with a stick" list: main = "best games" ; secondary = "playable with an arcade stick"
- create a full CSV from a simple games list: main = full romset ; secondary = raw list with only the file names
The CSV file to filter
The CSV file containing the games to keep
The merged file to be saved


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Oxarbitrage builds software for the blockchain community in general, the graphene blockchains specifically and more granularly: The Financial Decentralized exchanged named Bitshares.
For fair, decentralized, faster and better open markets, oxarbitrage innovates in the blockchain area related to finance.
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The most active projects that oxarbitrage is working currently are the followings
Some of the technology and programming languages oxarbitrage can work with are listed below.
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