ONE FALSE MOVE RATING: 8 / 10 --> Great movie
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Carl Franklin's breakthrough directorial film, joined Billy Bob Thornton and his then-roommate Tom Epperson's critically-acclaimed script, to become one of the best rated movies of 1992. Thumb-rater-critics Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel respectively acknowledged this film as the number one and number two rated film on their annual top 10 best movies of the year list.
 Headed towards her childhood town, Fantasia and the quibbling duo, take every precaution to avoid detection, but their respective weaknesses soon draw the L.A. police and a local small town Sheriff, right onto their butts.
CRITIQUE: Gritty, engaging, enjoyable and laced with spurts of graphic violence, this film presents us with several well-drawn out characters from different backgrounds, and recounts a tale of greed, drugs and accountability. The star of this film is definitely the script and the characters so well portrayed by the respective actors in this film. The story is evenly-paced and easy to handle, with the plot leading you down several paths at once, twisting and turning when need be, and adding several elements of the ol' small town humour. I really enjoyed this movie because it was an original plot that had me extremely interested in the characters and their eventual outcomes.
Bill Paxton was the standout in my mind as the perfectly na´ve, but enthusiastic small-town hick cop who reveled in the mere presence of a couple of more seasoned L.A. cops. There is one particular scene in which the out-of-town cops are speaking about him, without their knowledge of his presence nearby, which will always be stapled in my mind as an uncomfortable classic. Paxton's reaction after that scene was superb, and left you feeling deeply for the man by the end of the movie. Billy Bob was also excellent as the "good ol' boy" without the deepest of consciences, and Michael Beach as the coldest, most ruthful character that I have seen drawn to screen in a while. All in all, this movie was an amazing achievement in the genre, and matches the Coen brothers' classic BLOOD SIMPLE (8/10) and even John Dahl's RED ROCK WEST (8/10). Even the ending was semi-ambiguous as to leave us with our own conclusion. The characters are rich and lively, the script highly involved, and the movie a solid piece of entertaining cinema.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Billy Bob Thornton and Cynda Williams (who plays Fantasia in this film) were a married couple during the filming of this movie, but divorced soon therafter. As of 1998, Billy Bob has been married and divorced four times. Bill Paxton does not particularly like being recognized as "Chet" from 1985's WEIRD SCIENCE (7.5/10). I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that he's transformed into a piece of turd by the end of film?
Director Carl Franklin was an actor by profession, before taking his shot at directing. He had bit parts in various movies, and a handful of TV shows including "The A-Team", "MacGyver", "Roseanne" and "The Streets of San Francisco". Michael Beach (who plays Pluto in this film) also played a cop named Wurlitzer in 1993's TRUE ROMANCE (9/10). Billy Bob Thornton and Bill Paxton re-teamed as costars in yet another great small-town thriller, in 1998's A SIMPLE PLAN (8/10), as directed by Mr. Sam Raimi. Among the formative events of Billy Bob Thornton's childhood was the forging of a friendship with Tom Epperson, with whom he would later collaborate on several movie scripts, including this one. In 1977, after quitting College after two semesters, and convinced that he had a future in rock music, Thornton hooked up with his pal Epperson, who'd become an aspiring novelist, and the two of them went seeking fame and fortune in the Big Apple, where they managed to stick around almost long enough to unpack before fleeing back to Arkansas in terror. By 1981, Thornton and Epperson had nerved themselves up for a second shot at the big time, and, mindful of their lately discovered aversion to East Coast living, headed for Los Angeles. Thornton scraped together $200 to make the trip by driving a truck to Slidell, La., after his supernaturally insightful mother helpfully prophesied that he would "have some business" in a town of the same name. The pair worked odd jobs and wrote scripts, and, two years after their arrival, Thornton turned a serious eye to performing for the first time since high school and began taking acting classes (He had a part in 1989's CHOPPER CHICKS IN ZOMBIETOWN). A long dry spell ensued, and by 1984, the aspiring actor was living so lean he suffered a near-fatal malnutrition-induced heart failure brought on by weeks of eating nothing but potatoes. After receiving high kudos for the script of this movie, Billy Bob finally broke through in 1996, with his directorial debut of SLING BLADE (6.5/10), which he also wrote and starred in.
Review Date: December 25, 1998 Director: Carl Franklin Writer: Billy Bob Thornton and Tom Epperson Producer: Ben Myron Actors: Billy Bob Thornton as Ray Malcolm Bill Paxton as Dale "Hurricane" Dixon Cynda Williams as Fantasia/ Lila Michael Beach as Pluto Genre: Thriller Year of Release: 1992
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This library includes basic utilities for iterating over ranges. At the moment it only support zip ranges.
Note: This is not a Boost library or intended to become one, I am just trying to use the tools recommended on the Boost Library Incubator.
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Creates a new instance of the State class.
The name of the state.
The parent region of the state or a state whose default region will be used as the parent region. If left undefined, this state is the root state in a state machine model.
The child regions belonging to this state.
The default region used when creating state machine models with implicit regions.
The list of types that this state can defer to the event pool.
The name of the state.
The behaviour to each time the state is entered.
The behaviour to perform each time the is state exited.
The outgoing transitions available from this vertex.
The parent element of the state.
The fully qualified name of the vertex including its parent's qualified name.
Marks a particular type of event for deferral if it is not processed by the state. Deferred events are placed in the event pool for subsiquent evaluation.
The type of event that this state will defer.
Returns the state.
Adds behaviour to the state to be called every time the state is entered.
The behaviour to call on state entry.
Returns the state.
Adds behaviour to the state to be called every time the state is exited.
The behaviour to call on state exit.
Returns the state.
Creates a new external transition.
The type of the trigger event that may cause the transition to be traversed.
The target vertex of the external transition.
The external transition.
Returns the default state of the region; creates one if it does not already exist.
Returns the default region.
Returns the transition to take given a trigger event.
The trigger event.
Returns the transition to take in response to the trigger, of undefined if none found.
Creates a new internal transition.
The type of the trigger event that may cause the transition to be traversed.
Returns the internal transition.
Tests the state to see if it is a composite state (having one or more child regions).
True if the state has one or more child regions.
Returns true if the state is a final state. A final state is one that has no outgoing transitions therefore no more state transitions can occur in it's parent region.
Tests the state to see if it is a composite state (having two or more child regions).
True if the state has two or more child regions.
Tests the state to see if it is a simple state (having no child regions).
True if the state has no child regions.
Creates a new local transition.
The type of the trigger event that may cause the transition to be traversed.
The target vertex of the local transition.
Returns the local transition.
Creates a new transition with a type test.
The type of event that this transition will look for.
Returns the newly created transition.
Creates a new external transition.
The type of the trigger event that may cause the transition to be traversed.
The target vertex of the external transition.
If target is specified, returns an external transition otherwide an internal transition.
Returns the fully qualified name of the state.
Creates a new internal transition with a guard condition.
The guard condition to add.
Returns the new transition.
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A state represents a condition in a state machine that is the result of the triggers processed.


Boolean SysShutdown( SysShutdownType type, ...);
This routine causes the system to shut down, exiting to the native operating system (typically DOS). It takes variable parameters depending on the first parameter. The first parameter is the type of shutdown requested, and it determines the calling format of the routine.
SysShutdown()
returns a Boolean value dependent on the type of shutdown.
The parameters and calling format for this routine depend on the value in the
type
parameter. The possible values (
SysShutdownType
) are listed below with the associated parameter and return information.
true
if a system shutdown is already in progress at the time of the call. This type of shutdown will send
MSG_META_CONFIRM_SHUTDOWN
to all objects registered on the MANUFACTURER_ID_GEOWORKS:GCNSLT_SHUTDOWN_CONTROL GCN list (but only if the shutdown is not cancelled). Each object on that list must return an acknowledgment of the shutdown. The parameter format and parameters areBoolean SysShutdown( SysShutdownType type, optr notificationOD, Message msg);
notificationOD
msg
after the shutdown has been acknowledged. Pass a null optr to use the default notification (
MSG_META_DETACH
sent to the UI).
msg
notificationOD
.Boolean SysShutdown{ SysShutdownType type, /* SST_DIRTY */ const char * reason);
reason
parameter is a pointer to a text string presented to the user as a reason for the dirty shutdown. The string is null-terminated. Pass -1 if no reason is to be given.
Ctrl-Alt-Del
. Applications should not call it.
only
by the UI when the SST_CLEAN_FORCED shutdown is complete. This type does not return, and it takes one additional parameter. The calling format and parameters of this type areBoolean SysShutdown( SysShutdownType type, const char * reason);
reason
parameter is a character string explaining the reason (typically an error) for the final shutdown.
MSG_META_CONFIRM_SHUTDOWN
to all objects on the MANUFACTURER_ID_GEOWORKS:GCNSLT_SHUTDOWN_CONTROL GCN list (see
MetaClass
). All notified objects must return acknowledgment of the shutdown. This type of
SysShutdown()
returns
true
if another system shutdown is already in progress. It takes two additional parameters:Boolean SysShutdown( SysShutdownType type, optr notificationOD, Message msg);
notificationOD
msg
after the shutdown has been acknowledged. Pass a null optr to use the default notification (
MSG_META_DETACH
sent to the UI), though this is not usually the intent of the call.
msg
notificationOD
.
MSG_META_CONFIRM_SHUTDOWN
; this allows shutdown confirmation dialog boxes to be presented in order to the user. The caller of this type will be blocked until all previous callers have finished their confirmation procedure. When
SysShutdown()
returns, the caller may present its confirmation dialog and continue or abort the shutdown. If
SysShutdown()
returns
true
from a call with this type, the caller should
not
present the confirmation dialog to the user and need not call
SysShutdown()
with SST_CONFIRM_END; another thread has already cancelled the shutdown. This type takes no additional parameters.
MSG_META_CONFIRM_SHUTDOWN
handler. It takes one additional parameter and returns nothing. The calling format is shown below:void SysShutdown( SysShutdownType type, Boolean confirm);
confirm
parameter should be TRUE if the shutdown is to be continued, FALSE if the shutdown should be aborted.Include: system.h
Warnings: Most applications should not call
SysShutdown()
. Any that do should do so with extreme care.
void SysStatistics( SysStats * stats); /* returned statistics */
This routine returns system performance statistics. Pass it a pointer to an empty
SysStats
structure; the routine will fill in the appropriate fields.
SysStats
has the following structure:
typedef struct { dword SS_idleCount; SysSwapInfo SS_swapOuts; SysSwapInfo SS_swapIns; word SS_contextSwitches; word SS_interrupts; word SS_runQueue; } SysStats;
Include: sysstats.h


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| Maintainer: | Tyler Matta <tyler.matta at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/tmatta/lsasim/issues |
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Went out on Boxing Day to test my knee again (it worked fine ;)) and try some slow shutter / blurred water stylee. I therefore went over the Light Spout Hollow on the Long Mynd and took a few shots that I’ve subsequently deleted from flickr… Only a short walk (about 4 miles) but did come down Cardingmill Valley deliberately quickly to put stress on knee and it survived admirably - think it might finally be on the mend!


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comments: true
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Preface
Travelogue of weekend excursions taken during first month of exchange semester at RWTH Aachen, Germany (September 2016-17)
All of us had settled in our 'new' homes and were itching to explore the Aachen city. We read online about an ISKCON temple in Aachen and decided to start our weekend by visiting it (to get some authentic Indian free food :P). After 'misreading' the route on google maps and wandering in the city for more than two hours, we finally managed to reach the desired location. But there was no sign of ISCKON temple (or any temple for that matter)!
Also, none of the eateries were open in that part of the town. The nearest ones were in Vaals (Aachen's neighbouring town in Netherlands). Pabitra’s grumpy face perfectly depicts our mood at that time! Cursing our luck, we decided to go to Vaals for having lunch.
After a short bus ride, we reached the market area in Vaals. It was a bit crowded as the locals were enjoying their Sunday brunch in the eateries.
Unfortunately, the eateries in Vaals were out of our budget. So, we decided to buy some packaged snacks from a grocery store (named ‘Big Bazar’ which reminded us of Indian Big Bazaar!). We found a beautiful garden to 'sit back, relax and enjoy' perfect desi-picnic. After the hunger subsided and Redbull kicked in, we started exploring that area. It was a nice park with a small pond, colorful trees and breathtaking views of the hills and forests around Vaals.
The main square in the market was a delightful sight as well!
We spent some time window-shopping in the market and then headed back to Aachen. This wonderful short picnic to Vaals made us forget the awful start of the day. A happy ending indeed!


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In order to prove the reciprocal nature of two loads, consider a simple linear beam with a force $F_{1}$ at point $1$ and another force $F_{2}$ at point $2$ .
Since the total work will be the same independent of whether $F_{1}$ or $F_{2}$ is applied to the beam first, the work can described in the following way:
By setting the work equal to each other, we end up with the following equations: \[ W_{1} = {1/2} F_{2} w_{22} + 1/2 F_{1} w_{11} + F_{2} w_{12} \] \[ W_{2} = 1/2 F_{1} w_{11} + 1/2 F_{2} w_{22} + F_{1} w_{21} \] \[ 1/2 F_{2} w_{22} + 1/2 F_{1} w_{11} + F_{2} w_{12} = 1/2 F_{1} w_{11} + 1/2 F_{2} w_{22} + F_{1} w_{21} \] If both Force magnitudes are equal, the equation can be simplified to the final form: \[ w_{12} = w_{21} \]


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xsetwacom
Command-line tool to change settings for Wacom pen tablets at runtime.
More information: home page
- List all the available Wacom devices. The device name is in the first column:
xsetwacom list
- Set Wacom area to specific screen. Get name of the screen with `xrandr`:
xsetwacom set "device_name" MapToOutput screen
- Set mode to relative (like a mouse) or absolute (like a pen) mode:
xsetwacom set "device_name" Mode "Relative|Absolute"
- Rotate the input (useful for tablet-PC when rotating screen) by 0|90|180|270 degrees from "natural" rotation:
xsetwacom set "device_name" Rotate none|half|cw|ccw
- Set button to only work when the tip of the pen is touching the tablet:
xsetwacom set "device_name" TabletPCButton "on"


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The IIT Delhi campus is located in Hauz Khas in South Delhi, with the Main Gate around 1.2 km from the nearest Metro Station of Hauz Khas. Roughly, it is 12-13 kms away from the New Delhi Railway Station opening into Ajmeri Gate, and about the same from the Hazrat Nizamuddin station or the IGI airport.
The Campus is well connected by road to each of these three major arrival points. As such, you can readily hire a taxi, cabs or an auto-rickshaw from any of these to reach the Campus, but the metro will be by far the most economical means.
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title: Nebula3/emscripten
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tags:
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---
Have a look at that, it's Nebula3 running in JavaScript+WebGL:
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Update: please use this link instead, it's a newer version of the demo, and HTTP requests are served more quickly: http://n3emscripten.appspot.com/
Chrome and Firefox should simply work. In Safari on OSX you need to enable WebGL support first. Internet Explorer won't work since MS thinks WebGL is evil.
Once I have the same functionality in the emscripten demo as in the NaCl demo, I'll write a little "postmortem" on the emscripten port.


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NAME
etext, edata, end - end of program segments
SYNOPSIS
extern etext;
extern edata;
extern end;
DESCRIPTION
The addresses of these symbols indicate the end of various program
segments:
- etext
-
This is the first address past the end of the text segment
(the program code).
- edata
-
This is the first address past the end of the
initialized data segment.
- end
-
This is the first address past the end of the
uninitialized data segment (also known as the BSS segment).
CONFORMING TO
Although these symbols have long been provided on most UNIX systems,
they are not standardized; use with caution.
NOTES
The program must explicitly declare these symbols;
they are not defined in any header file.
On some systems the names of these symbols are preceded by underscores,
thus:
_etext,
_edata,
and
_end.
These symbols are also defined for programs compiled on Linux.
At the start of program execution,
the program break will be somewhere near
&end
(perhaps at the start of the following page).
However, the break will change as memory is allocated via
brk(2)
or
malloc(3).
Use
sbrk(2)
with an argument of zero to find the current value of the program break.
EXAMPLE
When run, the program below produces output such as the following:
$ ./a.out
First address past:
program text (etext) 0x8048568
initialized data (edata) 0x804a01c
uninitialized data (end) 0x804a024
Program source
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
extern char etext, edata, end; /* The symbols must have some type,
or "gcc -Wall" complains */
int
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
printf("First address past:\n");
printf(" program text (etext) %10p\n", &etext);
printf(" initialized data (edata) %10p\n", &edata);
printf(" uninitialized data (end) %10p\n", &end);
exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);
}
SEE ALSO
objdump(1),
readelf(1),
sbrk(2),
elf(5)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- CONFORMING TO
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- NOTES
-
- EXAMPLE
-
- Program source
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Simple heating system with a closed flow cycle. After 2000s of simulation time the valve fully opens. A simple idealized control is embedded into the respective components, so that the heating system can be regulated with the valve: the pump controls the pressure, the burner controls the temperature.
One can investigate the temperatures and flows for different
settings of system.energyDynamics
(see Assumptions tab
of the system object).
system.energyDynamics==Types.Dynamics.FixedInitial
the
states need to find their steady values during the simulation.system.energyDynamics==Types.Dynamics.SteadyStateInitial
(default setting) the simulation starts in steady-state.system.energyDynamics==Types.Dynamics.SteadyState
all
but one dynamic states are eliminated. The left state
tank.m
is to account for the closed flow cycle. It is
constant as outflow and inflow are equal in a steady-state
simulation.Note that a closed flow cycle generally causes circular equalities for the mass flow rates and leaves the pressure undefined. This is why the tank.massDynamics, i.e., the tank level determining the port pressure, is modified locally to Types.Dynamics.FixedInitial.
Also note that the tank is thermally isolated against its ambient. This way the temperature of the tank is also well defined for zero flow rate in the heating system, e.g., for valveOpening.offset=0 at the beginning of a simulation. The pipe however is assumed to be perfectly isolated. If steady-state values shall be obtained with the valve fully closed, then a thermal coupling between the pipe and its ambient should be defined as well.
Moreover it is worth noting that the idealized direct connection between the heater and the pipe, resulting in equal port pressures, is treated as high-index DAE, as opposed to a nonlinear equation system for connected pressure loss correlations. A pressure loss correlation could be additionally introduced to model the fitting between the heater and the pipe, e.g., to adapt different diameters.
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Osteoporosis is a condition which is characterized by low bone mineral density leading to high risk of fractures. It can wreak havoc on your dental health. The bone loss in the jaw from osteoporosis is linked to additional tooth loss. In fact, women with osteoporosis are three times more likely to have tooth loss than those without the condition. There’s also evidence that bone loss in the jaw leads to gum disease, which can be serious and result in infections and tooth loss.
Women typically start out with lower bone density than men, and loss of estrogen over time can increase the risk for osteoporosis. With the increasing age, loss in bone mineral density can be identified by thinning and porosity of mandible. This systemic disease is not curable but its prevention at early stage is recommended.
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| hcl_color_picker {colorspace} | R Documentation |
The app visualizes colors either along the hue-chroma plane for a given luminance value or along the luminance-chroma plane for a given hue. Colors can be entered by specifying the hue (H), chroma (C), and luminance (L) values via sliders, by entering an RGB hex code, or by clicking on a color in the hue-chroma or luminance-chroma plane. It is also possible to select individual colors and add them to a palette for comparison and future reference.
hcl_color_picker(shiny.trace = FALSE) choose_color(shiny.trace = FALSE)
shiny.trace |
logical: used for debugging the shiny interface. |
choose_color
is a convenience alias for hcl_color_picker
to
go along with choose_palette
. Another alias is hclcolorpicker
.
hclcolorpicker
invisibly returns a vector of colors choosen.
If no colors have been selected NULL
will be returned.
Claus O. Wilke, Reto Stauffer, Achim Zeileis
Zeileis A, Fisher JC, Hornik K, Ihaka R, McWhite CD, Murrell P, Stauffer R, Wilke CO (2020). “ccolorspace: A Toolbox for Manipulating and Assessing Colors and Palettes.” Journal of Statistical Software, 96(1), 1–49. doi: 10.18637/jss.v096.i01
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AddNewEmployee
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AddNewEmployee
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- Variable in class EmployeeDetails.
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txtNICG
- Variable in class Patient.
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txtNICN
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txtNICP
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txtNICS
- Variable in class EmployeeDetails.
AddNewEmployee
txtNICS
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Main
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txtPatientID
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txtPatientID
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TestTreat
txtPaymentID
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txtProfession
- Variable in class EmployeeDetails.
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txtSalaryEmpID
- Variable in class EmployeeDetails.
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Finding a Patient Record or Creating a New Patient
Finding your patients while on the phone or serving other customers is part of your daily routine
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Reweighing auxiliary losses in supervised learning
Apart from the standard supervised learning using hard labels, often auxiliary losses are used in many supervised learning settings to improve the model’s generalisation. For example, knowledge distillation adds a second, teacher mimicking loss to the training of a model, where the teacher may be a pretrained model that outputs a richer distribution over labels.
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Sanskrit is a classical language with about 30 million extant manuscripts fit for digitisation, available in written, printed or scanned-image forms. However, it is still considered to be a low-resource language when it comes to available digital resources.
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Opera have launched a mobile proxy which, in conjunction with their browser, speeds up downloads (and lowers costs of data transfer) by 250%. Sounds great - but doesn't this validate one aspect of the WAP protocols, which use a WAP gateway to convert XML markup to a tokenised binary form, and forward this (much smaller) data over radio links to handsets?
I can understand people who say that web protocols should be used everywhere (even though I might not agree with that, or some of the assumptions which typically lurk behind it); and I can understand people who believe the WAP route is the right one to go down... but this approach seems to either lack integrity, or take the best of both worlds (depending on whether you like Opera or not ;))


"Our brains are as finite in capacity as our waistlines."
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If we want to make the media better, we have to start consuming better media.
Information is inherently social, so the consequences of our information habits go way beyond affecting the individual.
There are social consequences.
High level description of our proposed system:
Measure user behavior + habits
Analyze trends from this data
Prescribe options for "slimming down."
A system that:
Analyzes content
Scores reading habits
Presents analysis (data + viz)
Prescribes recommendations for future reading habits.
Multiplatform (mobile + tablet)
Integration with reading list apps (Pocket + Kippt + Readability, etc.)
We've brainstormed some preliminary attributes our system will use to determine the healthiness of a user's information consumption:
Length of content
Type of article (oped / analysis / news brief / cat video?)
Source (NYT vs. Buzzfeed)
Reading level
Topic / category
Links (?)
Some brief interface elements we've talked about.
Graphs on graphs on graphs. Giving users a visual presentation of their consumption habits is a must.
We want to make this fun. We'd like to incorporate some gaming principles (à la Foursquare, coderwall):
Reading level: You're currently reading at the level of a second grader. Step it up!
Badges for topical expertise: political junkie, tech star, animal lover
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France's EDF Suspends Nuclear Reactors in Adeche Department After Earthquake
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The French energy giant Electricity of France (EDF) temporarily suspended the operation of the Cruas-Meysse nuclear power plant's three reactors in the Ardeche department after an earthquake in southeastern France, the company said in a statement.
"Initial inspections at Cruas-Meysse NPP have not highlighted any apparent damage. However, vibration was recorded requiring additional preventive testing. Erring on the side of caution, EDF has decided to suspend operation of Cruas-Meysse units 2, 3 and 4 on a temporary basis in order to perform these tests", the statement read.
The EDF noted that nuclear power plants in Bugey, Saint-Alban and Tricastin continued to operate.
The company also noted that the shutdown of the reactors began at 6.00 p.m. (17:00 GMT). The first reactor was halted for scheduled maintenance before the earthquake.
The earthquake with a magnitude of 5.4 occurred near the city of Montelimar in the southeast of the country at 11.52 a.m. local time (10:52 GMT) on Monday. According to French media, tremors lasted about ten seconds and were felt in several other cities, including in Lyon, Montpellier and Avignon.


Rohingyas are a threat to regional security: Hasina
by bdnews24.comPrime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged the international community to come together in resolving the issue of Rohingyas, who were forced to leave their homeland and take shelter in Bangladesh, describing the crisis as a threat to the regional security.
"The Rohingyas who fled to Bangladesh due to the military atrocities are not only a threat to Bangladesh but also to the regional security," Hasina said as she inaugurated the Dhaka Global Dialogue 2019 on Monday.
More than 1.1 million Rohingyas are residing in Bangladesh at present with 700,000 of them coming following the crackdown by the Myanmar army in August 2017.
The prime minister highlighted the issue of Rohingya refugees becoming a regional problem at the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September.
"I believe the issue should be resolved soon. I urge the international community to take necessary action to resolve it," Hasina said at the Dhaka Global Dialogue.
The prime minister stressed the need for cooperation among the countries in the Asia Pacific region to ensure socioeconomic development, security and peace.
"Poverty is a major problem in the region, but I believe we can overcome it if we work together," she said.
Hasina also highlighted the role of marine resources in the country's economy.
"A number of important maritime routes go through the Indian Ocean providing energy and resources to the bigger economies in Asia," she said.
"Not only Bangladesh but also other 40 developing countries are located around the Indian Ocean, home to 35 percent of the global population. The Bay of Bengal is surrounded by six countries.”
Other countries, such as Nepal, Bhutan, the Maldives, Malaysia and Singapore are not located by the Bay of Bengal but the ocean plays an important role in their economies too.


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Metadata component classes¶
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A cell measure construct of the CF data model. |
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A coordinate reference construct of the CF data model. |
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Constructs class¶
A container for metadata constructs. |
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A cell bounds component of a coordinate or domain ancillary construct of the CF data model. |
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A coordinate conversion component of a coordinate reference construct of the CF data model. |
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A datum component of a coordinate reference construct of the CF data model. |
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An ordered sequence of fields. |
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Store, combine and compare physical units and convert numeric values to different units. |
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Classes that support the creation and storage of compressed arrays.
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Author: Mikhail Belkin, Partha Niyogi
Abstract: Geometrically based methods for various tasks of machine learning have attracted considerable attention over the last few years. In this paper we show convergence of eigenvectors of the point cloud Laplacian to the eigenfunctions of the Laplace-Beltrami operator on the underlying manifold, thus establishing the ﬁrst convergence results for a spectral dimensionality reduction algorithm in the manifold setting. 1
[1] M. Belkin, Problems of Learning on Manifolds, Univ. of Chicago, Ph.D. Diss., 2003.
[2] M. Belkin, P. Niyogi, Laplacian Eigenmaps and Spectral Techniques for Embedding and Clustering, NIPS 2001.
[3] M. Belkin, P. Niyogi, Towards a Theoretical Foundation for Laplacian-Based Manifold Methods, COLT 2005.
[4] O. Bousquet, O. Chapelle, M. Hein, Measure Based Regularization, NIPS 2003.
[5] F. R. K. Chung. (1997). Spectral Graph Theory. Regional Conference Series in Mathematics, number 92.
[6] R.R.Coifman, S. Lafon, A. Lee, M. Maggioni, B. Nadler, F. Warner and S. Zucker, Geometric diﬀusions as a tool for harmonic analysis and structure deﬁnition of data, submitted to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2004).
[7] D. L. Donoho, C. E. Grimes, Hessian Eigenmaps: new locally linear embedding techniques for high-dimensional data, PNAS, vol. 100 pp. 5591-5596.
[8] E. Gine, V. Kolchinski, Empirical Graph Laplacian Approximation of Laplace-Beltrami Operators: Large Sample Results, preprint.
[9] M. Hein, J.-Y. Audibert, U. von Luxburg, From Graphs to Manifolds – Weak and Strong Pointwise Consistency of Graph Laplacians, COLT 2005.
[10] S. Lafon, Diﬀusion Maps and Geodesic Harmonics, Ph.D.Thesis, Yale University, 2004.
[11] U. von Luxburg, M. Belkin, O. Bousquet, Consistency of Spectral Clustering, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics Technical Report TR 134, 2004.
[12] S. Rosenberg, The Laplacian on a Riemannian Manifold, Cambridge Univ. Press, 1997.
[13] Sam T. Roweis, Lawrence K. Saul. (2000). Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction by Locally Linear Embedding, Science, vol 290.
[14] J.B.Tenenbaum, V. de Silva, J. C. Langford. (2000). A Global Geometric Framework for Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction, Science, Vol 290.


GET request will return a JSON object with one elment, named messages. The value of messages will be a list of objects, which will always have an element named type that will match one of the message types in the list below. Messages marked as channel messages will always include a channelId field that is the ID of this channel.
Always the first message you receive.
| Field | Meaning |
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| versionMajor | Major version number of server. |
| versionMinor | Minor version number of server. |
| versionBugfix | Bugfix version number of server. |
| jsonClientBuild | A string with the date and time of this JSON translator build. |
Letting you know that a user's flags have changed.
| Field | Meaning |
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| user | The user information. |
Your user name is not on the server.
Your password did not match.
An attempt to log in as a guest failed because the user name selected is already present.
You have been disconnected because somebody logged in with your account on another system. Note: Despite the name of this message, you should not reconnect automatically when you get this. Most likely the user is gone and has logged in from another system, and reconnecting here will kick them back out.
You have logged in successfully.
| Field | Meaning |
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| you | A user that describes you. |
| friends | Optional. A list of friends; see below for how each friend is structured. |
| subscriptions | Optional. List of KGS Plus subscriptions that this account has. |
| roomCategoryChannelIds | An object that maps room categories to the channel that has the master room list for that category. |
| rooms | A list of all rooms on the server. See below for per-room information. |
| Elements of friend list | |
| friendType | One of buddy, censored, fan, or admin_track. |
| user | A user giving information on the friend. |
| notes | Optional. String information about the friend. |
| Elements of room list | |
| channelId | The channel ID of the room. |
| category | The category of the room. |
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| user | The user whose archive this is. |
| games | An array of game summaries. |
Indicates that you are no longer in this channel.
One or more games in the archive have changed.
| Field | Meaning |
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| games | An array of game summaries that have changed. |
A game in this archive has been removed.
| Field | Meaning |
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| timestamp | The time stamp of the game that was removed. |
The channel has been closed, and no longer exists.
The archive you have requested does not exist.
| Field | Meaning |
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| name | The name of the user whose archive you requested. |
Provides the names of one or more rooms.
| Field | Meaning |
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| rooms | An array of room information |
| Room Information | |
| channelId | The channel ID of the room |
| name | The name of the room. |
| private | Optional. If set, the room is private. |
| tournOnly | Optional. If set, only tournament games in this room. |
| globalGamesOnly | Optional. If set, all games in this room must be on the global game lists. |
You tried to join a channel that is private.
| Field | Meaning |
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| channelId | The channel that you tried to join. |
Indicates that you have joined a room.
| Field | Meaning |
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| games | A list of game channels that are in the room. |
| users | A list of users in this room. |
You joined a game channel.
| Field | Meaning |
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| users | List of users in this room. |
| sgfEvents | A list of SGF events that will rebuild the game to its current point. |
| Various | All fields from a GAME_STATE message will be present as well. |
| gameSummary | A game summary for this game. |
You joined a challenge.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| users | List of users in this room. |
| gameSummary | The game summary for this game. |
| Various | All fields from a GAME_STATE message will be present as well. |
| Field | Meaning |
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| user | The user who has been added to this channel. |
A chat message from the channel. Announcements should be in bold, they are from admins and are meant to stand out. Moderated chat means that the message is coming from the current channel moderator on behalf of the user specified in the message.
| Field | Meaning |
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| user | The user who made the announcement. |
| text | The text of the chat or announcement. |
A user has been removed from the channel.
| Field | Meaning |
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| user | The user. |
| Field | Meaning |
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| user | The user whose details channel this is. |
| Various | All fields from DETAILS_UPDATE are present. |
If you are in a details channel when anything about the user changes, you get this update.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| forcedNoRank | Boolean. If set, then this user's rank has been shut off by admins. |
| privateEmail | Boolean. If set, then this user is keeping their email address private |
| emailWanted | Boolean. If set, the user wants email from KGS. |
| lastOn | The time when they were last logged in. |
| regStartDate | When they registered this account. |
| personalName | Their "real name." |
| personalInfo | A block of text where they can put whatever they want. |
| locale | The locale passed in on their last login. |
| Optional. Their email address. Missing if they have it private, unless you are an admin, in which case it is provided anyway. | |
| subscriptions | Optional. If this is your account or if you are an admin, your subscriptions are here. See LOGIN_SUCCESS. |
Sent if you ask for details on a nonexistant user.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The name for which you asked for a details channel. |
Image data for a user's avatar.
| Field | Meaning |
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| name | The name of the user whose image this is. Note that this message is unique in downstream messages, in that it has a name instead of a user. |
| imageData | base64 encoded JPEG image data. If this is missing, it means that the user has no avatar. |
Rank graph data for a user details channel.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| rankData | An array of rank graph data. One value per day, last value is for midnight GMT from yesterday. 30k is 0..99, 29k is 100..199, etc. 0x7fff indicates "no rank for this day." |
If you join a room category channel, you get these periodically.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| rooms | A list of room entries. |
| Room Entry Values | |
| channelId | The room's channel ID. |
| numUsers | The number of users in the room. |
| numGames | The number of games in the room. |
Gives the room descripton text for a room, and the list of owners.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| description | The room description text |
| owners | Optional. A list of users. |
The name of this room has changed. If you aren't in the room, you need to re-request the name (or just forget about it).
You successfully created a room.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | The callback key for your request. |
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Optional. If you were the one to request this convo, you will see your callback key here. |
| user | The other user in this convo. |
Can't make your convo. User doesn't exist.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
Contains your messages from your mailbox.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| messages | A list of messages. |
| Message Contents | |
| time | The timestamp of the message creation. |
| user | The user who sent the message. |
| text | The text of the message. |
You successfully sent somebody a message.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | The callback key. |
The user who you tried to send a message to does not exist or has a full mailbox.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
The user is connected. Instead of leaving them a message, a convo will be created.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
You tried to change somebody's friend (buddy, fan, etc.) state, but they don't exist!
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
You successfully changed somebody's friend state.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
| friendType | The friend type they are or were. |
| user | The user who you changed. |
| notes | Optional. Your notes for the user. |
Informs you that your challenge has been created.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
| game | The game channel for the new game. |
Indicates that you could not create the challenge you wanted.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
| gameId | Optional. Honestly I'm not sure what this means. The Java client ignores it. The server fills it in sometimes, but it's very hard for me to tell exactly when or why. |
Indicates that your game proposal was invalid, because it specified a ranked game but the rules were incompatible with ranked.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| field | One of SIZE, HANDICAP, KOMI, or TIME. |
| tooBig | Boolean. If set, your value was too big for ranked; if clear, your value was too small. |
| limit | The value you need to move to in order to play ranked. |
You have not done anything in a long time, and will be disconnected in 10 minutes.
Updates the list of games in a room or global game list.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| games | A list of game channels. |
No data, just lets you know that your SYNC_REQUEST has been processed and returned.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | The callback key from the request. |
A player in a challenge has proposed a game.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| proposal | The proposal. |
When you are about to join a game but may not know about it (e.g., if you are not in a room with the game), this will be sent first.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| game | The game channel. |
Updates with more information about the game.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Various | The game flags for this game. |
| actions | A list of the actions available to each player in the game. See below for the format for each action. |
| clocks | An object mapping role to the current state of that role's clock. See below for the format of each clock. May not be present when there are no clocks involved in the game. |
| score | The final score from the game. Only present if the game has been scored. |
| whiteDoneSent | Boolean. Indicates whether or not white has OKed the current score. Only present when scoring. |
| blackDoneSent | Boolean. Indicates whether or not black has OKed the current score. Only present when scoring. |
| whiteScore | The white score. Only present during scoring. |
| blackScore | The black score. Only present during scoring. |
| doneId | The current "done ID." Each time a player changes the life and death of stones in the game, the done ID is incremented, and the "doneSent" flag for each player is cleared. When sending a GAME_SCORING_DONE message, you must include the done ID, and if it is not up to date the message will be ignored by the server. |
| Action Format | |
| action | One of: MOVE, EDIT, SCORE, CHALLENGE_CREATE, CHALLENGE_SETUP, CHALLENGE_WAIT, CHALLENGE_ACCEPT, CHALLENGE_SUBMITTED, EDIT_DELAY. |
| user | The user who can perform this action. Multiple users may have the same action available. |
| Clock Format | |
| paused | Boolean. If present, the clock has been paused, e.g. because the player has left the game. |
| running | Boolean. If present, the clock is running. A clock is only running when it is the turn of the player who owns this clock. |
| time | Double. The seconds left in the current period of the clock. |
| periodsLeft | Only present for byo-yomi clocks. The number of periods left on the clock. |
| stonesLeft | Only present for Canadian clocks. The number of stones left in the current period. |
Moves have been made in the game or playback.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| sgfEvents | The SGF events needed to represent the changes in the game. |
User requested an undo. Ignore it to reject it, or send GAME_UNDO_ACCEPT to let the undo happen.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| role | The role of the user requesting an undo. |
GAME_UNDO_REQUEST, GAME_UNDO_ACCEPT.
For teachers only. Set whether the chat is moderated or not.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| mode | One of NORMAL, QUIET, or MODERATED. |
| user | Optional. If the mode is MODERATED then this says who the moderator is. |
Indicates that your clock has run out. This is a test message to determine whether or not you are still connected. The client must immediately send a GAME_TIME_EXPIRED back to the server.
The game has ended.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| score | The final score of the game. |
A game review has started. The review will be in a new channel.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| originalId | The channel ID of the game. |
| review | The game channel of the new review. |
An attempt to load a game from archives has failed.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| gameSummary | The game summary of the game that failed to load. |
A block of audio for a channel you're in.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| audio | Base64-encoded SPEEX audio data. |
Add one or more playbacks to those you know about.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| playbacks | A list of playbacks. |
| Playback Format | |
| dateStamp | The date stamp of the playback. |
| subscribersOnly | Boolean. If set, only KGS Plus subscribers can see the playback. |
| gameSummary | The game summary of the playback. |
A playback has been set up for you to watch.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| gameSummary | The game summary of the playback. |
You have joined a global games list.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| containerType | One of CHALLENGES, ACTIVES, or FANS. |
| games | A list of game channels. |
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| subscriptions | A list of your subscriptions. |
A matching proposal has been uploaded by all players involved, and the game is starting.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| gameChannelId | The channel ID of the new game. |
| proposal | The accepted proposal. |
A message sent to all channels, all users. This should be displayed very prominently.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| text | The text of the announcement. |
Random server statistics.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| versionMajor | Same as HELLO. |
| versionMinor | Same as HELLO. |
| versionBugfix | Same as HELLO. |
| serverStartTime | The time when the server last started up. |
| bytesIn | Total bytes sent to the server (in the binary protocol) since it started. |
| messagesIn | Total messages received by the server since it started. |
| bytesOut | Total bytes sent out from the server (in the binary protocol). |
| messagesOut | Total messages sent out from the server. |
| logins | Number of users logged in right now. |
| loginsMax | Most logins at any one time since server restart. |
| accounts | Number of current accounts on the system. |
| accountsMax | Most accounts ever in the server since it last started. |
| rooms | Number of rooms on the server. |
| roomsMax | Most rooms on the server at one one time since last restart. |
| games | Number of games on the server. |
| gamesMax | Most games on the server at once since last restart. |
Indicates whether your attempt to delete an account succeeded or failed.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The name that you tried to delete. |
You can't join that channel! It's for subscribers only.
All players have left the game.
The editor of this review or demonstration game has left.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| user | The editor (in user format) who left the game. |
This channel doesn't allow talking.
You can't log in, an admin has blocked you.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| text | The reason the admin gave for blocking you. |
You have blocked too many users. You can't do it any more.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The user who you were not able to block. |
Success or failure of your blocking somebody.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The name of the user you tried to block. |
Success or failure of your attempt to life the block of a user.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The name of the user whose block you tried to lift. |
You tried to play, but you are already playing in a game. Use simul if you want to play in several games at once.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
You tried to start up a playback, but you are already watching one.
A game you played in has been started/loaded.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| gameSummary | The game summary of the started game. |
Indicates whether your account to register succeeded or failed.
A game has been removed from this room or global game list.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| gameId | The channel of the game that was removed. |
Same error happened while trying to do a playback.
Reasons why creating a room would fail.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Your callback key. |
Gives you the category of a room. Sent when a room changes categories.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| category | The new category of the room. |
Your attempt to add/remove a user as an owner or somebody with access to a private room has failed.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The user you tried to add or remove. |
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| users | A list of users who have access to this private room or game. |
A playback has been deleted from the system.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| timeStamp | The time stamp of the playback thas has been deleted. |
Another user has submitted a proposal in a challenge channel you own.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| user | The user who submitted the proposal. |
| proposal | The proposal. |
Your subscription will expire soon!
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| days | The number of days before your subscription expires. |
A room has left this category list.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| roomId | The channel ID of the room that left. |
The other person in this convo does not want to talk.
You tried to set up roles for this game, but one of the players who you named does not exist or is not in this game.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The name of the user you tried to assign a role to. |
Your proposal has been declined.
One player has been swapped in for another.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| role | The role that has changed users. |
| user | The user who is now filling the role. |
(for CHANNEL_AD)
Everybody likes ads, right?
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| locationId | A number indicating where the ad should be shown. |
| adId | Clicking the ad should take you to http://www.gokgs.com/servlet/ad/adId. |
| imageData | Base64 encoded image data for the ad. |
Indicates that chat is now enabled in this channel.
You attempted to join this channel when you were already in it.
A tournament game that you are playing in has started.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| gameChannelId | The channel ID of the tournament game that has started. |
| roomChannelId | The channel ID of the room that contains the tournament game. |
| clocksStarted | Boolean. If set, the setup time is over, the clocks are ticking. |
Indicates that a game is paused (in "prepare" mode).
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| prepType | One of END, TOURNAMENT, or AUTOMATCH. |
| time | Optional. Floating point. The time (in seconds) until the game goes back to normal. Not present when prepType is END. |
You are about to start a playback seek.
When you do a playback seek, you get a big pile of SGF events. This message indicates that you have gotten all you need, you are at the seek position you wanted.
Tells you the auotmatch preferences that this user has uploaded before.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| maxHandicap | The maximum number of handicap stones accepted in an automatch game. |
| estiamtedRank | The rank we claim to be. 1k is the highest allowed. |
| freeOk | If set, free (unrated) games are OK. |
| rankedOk | If set, rated games are OK. |
| robotOk | If set, games against robots are OK. |
| humanOk | If set, games against humans are OK. |
| blitzOk | If set, blitz games are OK. |
| fastOk | If set, fast games are OK. |
| mediumOk | If set, medium speed games are OK. |
| unrankedOk | If set, playing against unranked players are OK. |
Tells you whether or not automatch is on right now.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| enabled | Boolean |
The name of a game has changed.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | Optional. The new name of the game. If this is missing, the game no longer has a name. |
Returns your tags. This object returns, in addition to the type field, a mapping from game time stamp to the tag of that game.
You want a tag archive for a user who does not exist.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The name of the user whose tag archive you tried to view. |
Some channels give you a burst of messages when you first join. This message indicates that the burst is over, you have all the information you will get about the channel.
Indicates that you have had the game in this exact position before. If you repeat it twice more, the game will be scored as no result. Only appears for Japanese-rules games.
Your connection has closed.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| text | Optional. An English-language message indicating why the connection closed. Empty when the connection closes for "obvious" reasons, e.g. if you sent a LOGOUT message up to the server. |


publish-cs¶
Introduction¶
Generates C# classes for all Item types and Composite types in the model. The generated classes can be serialized to JSON, populated from JSON, and serialized to XML.
Requires that dotnet is installed.
Command Line Arguments¶
Required inputs for the publish-cs command (must be specified in order).
[CogsLocation]
The location of the folder containing the model.
[TargetLocation]
The location of the folder where the output will be created.
Command Line Flags¶
Optional inputs for the publish-cs command.
-?|-h|--help
Displays all possible command arguments and flags for the publish-cs command.
-o|--overwrite
If the
[TargetLocation]
is not empty, erase all files in the folder before generation.-n|--namespace
Allows the user to specify the XMI of desired XML namespace used in XML creation from generated C# classes.
-p|--prefix
Allows the user to specify the prefix for XML namespace used in XML creation from generated C# classes.
Command Line Usage¶
Format
$ publish-cs (-h) (-o) (-n [namespace]) (-p [prefix]) [CogsLocation] [TargetLocation]
Examples
A few examples of how the command line arguments and flags can be used together.
$ publish-cs -h $ publish-cs MyCogsModelDirectory MyOutputDirectory $ publish-cs -o MyCogsModelDirectory MyOutputDirectory $ publish-cs -n http://example.org/cogs -p cogs -o MyCogsModelDirectory MyOutputDirectory
Primitive Type Mappings to C#¶
| Primitive Type | C# representation |
|---|---|
| AnyURI | Uri |
| Boolean | bool |
| CogsDate | Custom CogsDate class |
| Date | DateTimeOffset |
| DateTime | DateTimeOffset |
| Decimal | decimal |
| Double | double |
| Duration | TimeSpan |
| Float | float |
| GDay | Custom GDay class |
| GMonth | Custom GMonth class |
| GMonthDay | Custom GMonthDay class |
| GYear | Custom GYear class |
| GYearMonth | Custom GYearMonth class |
| Integer | int |
| Integer | int |
| Language | String |
| Long | long |
| NegativeInteger | int |
| NonNegativeInteger | int |
| NonPositiveInteger | int |
| PositiveInteger | int |
| String | String |
| Time | DateTimeOffset |
| UnsignedLong | ulong |
Custom Primitive Types in C#¶
- CogsDate
- Constructors:
- public CogsDate(DateTimeOffset item, bool isDate = false)
- Initializes the Cogsdate to either the Date or DateTime of the DateTimeOffset provided based on bool argument.
- public CogsDate(GYearMonth item)
- Initializes the Cogsdate to the GYearMonth value provided.
- public CogsDate(GYear item)
- Initializes the Cogsdate to the GYear value provided.
- public CogsDate(TimeSpan item)
- Initializes the Cogsdate to the Duration value provided.
- public string GetUsedType()
- Returns which type is being used (“date”, “datetime”, “yearMonth”, “year” or “duration”).
- ToString()
- Returns a string representation of the CogsDate. Used for XML serialization.
- public object GetValue()
- Returns the value of the CogsDate. The result can be a string, long, JObject, or null depending on the CogsDate value. Used for Json serialization.
- GDay
- Constructors:
- public GYear(int day)
- Initializes the day value (timezone still null).
- public GYear(int day, string zone)
- Initializes the day and timezone values.
- ToString()
- Returns a string representation of the GDay. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public JObject ToJson()
- Returns a JObject representation of the GDay. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public int CompareTo(object obj)
- Implements IComparable to allow GDay comparisons.
- GMonth
- Constructors:
- public GYear(int month)
- Initializes the month value (timezone still null).
- public GYear(int month, string zone)
- Initializes the month and timezone values.
- ToString()
- Returns a string representation of the GMonth. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public JObject ToJson()
- Returns a JObject representation of the GMonth. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public int CompareTo(object obj)
- Implements IComparable to allow GMonth comparisons.
- GMonthDay
- Constructors:
- public GMonthDay(int month, int day)
- Initializes the month and day values (timezone still null).
- public GMonthDay(int month, int day, string zone)
- Initializes the month, day and timezone values.
- ToString()
- Returns a string representation of the GMonthDay. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public JObject ToJson()
- Returns a JObject representation of the GMonthDay. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public int CompareTo(object obj)
- Implements IComparable to allow GMonthDay comparisons.
- GYear
- Constructors:
- public GYear(int year)
- Initializes the year value (timezone still null).
- public GYear(int year, string zone)
- Initializes the year and timezone values.
- ToString()
- Returns a string representation of the GYear. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public JObject ToJson()
- Returns a JObject representation of the GYear. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public int CompareTo(object obj)
- Implements IComparable to allow GYear comparisons.
- GYearMonth
- Constructors:
- public GYearMonth(int year, int month)
- Initializes the year and month values (timezone still null).
- public GYearMonth(int year, int month, string zone)
- Initializes the year, month and timezone values.
- ToString()
- Returns a string representation of the GYearMonth. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public JObject ToJson()
- Returns a JObject representation of the GYearMonth. Timezone is only included if it has been initialized.
- public int CompareTo(object obj)
- Implements IComparable to allow GYearMonth comparisons.


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