POS tags
| Open class words | Closed class words | Other |
|---|---|---|
| ADJ | ADP | PUNCT |
| ADV | AUX | SYM |
| INTJ | CCONJ | X |
| NOUN | DET | |
| PROPN | NUM | |
| VERB | PART | |
| PRON | ||
| SCONJ |
ADJ
: adjective
Definition
Adjectives are words that typically modify nouns and specify their properties or attributes. Adjectives in Slovenian normally agree in gender, case and number with the noun they modify (both in attributive and predicative position), e.g. velik škandal “a big scandal” (masculine nominative singular), v velikih podjetjih “in big companies” (neuter locative plural) and Ponudba je velika. “The offer is big.” (feminine nominative singular).
In accordance with the universal description of ADJ
, some words that have traditionally been categorized as numerals in Slovenian are also treated as adjectives, as they display similar morphological and syntactic properties. These include ordinal written numerals (e.g. prvi “the first”, drugi “the second”, tretji, “the third”) and tuples (e.g. enojen “single”, dvojen “double”, trojen “triple”).
In the same way, all adjectival participles are classified as adjectives, regardless of whether they are used as attributes (e.g. prepovedane substance “forbidden substances”), in copula constructions (e.g. kajenje je prepovedano “smoking is forbidden”) or in passive constructions (e.g. to ji je bilo prepovedano “it was forbidden to her”).
Examples
- star “old”, zelen “green”, nerazumljiv “incomprehensible”
- človekov “human’s”, Nobelov “Nobel’s”, kalcijev “calcium’s”
- znan “known”, zaposlen “employed”, povezan “connected”
- prvi “first”, drugi “second”, tretji “third”
- enojen “single”, dvojen “double”, trojen “triple”
Conversion from JOS
All adjectives are converted to ADJ
. In addition to that, some numerals also become ADJ
, namely: numerals with Form=letter and Type=ordinal; numeral with Form=letter, Type=ordinal and lemma drug; numerals with Form=letter, Type=special and lemma ending in -en.
ADP
: adposition
Definition
Adposition is a cover term for prepositions and postpositions, however Slovenian only has prepositions. They normally occur before noun phrases to express its grammatical and semantic relation to another unit within a clause.
Adpositions determine the case of the complement phrase, e.g. brez časpopisa “without newspaper” (genitive), k časopisu “to newspaper” (dative), za časopis “for newspaper” (accusative), v časopisu “in newspaper” (locative), s časopisom “with newspaper” (instrumental).
Examples
- iz “from”, do “to”, zaradi “because of”
- k “to”, proti “against”, kljub “despite”
- za “for”, na “on”, v “in”
- po “after”, o “about”, pri “at”
- z “with”, med “between”, pred “before”
Conversion from JOS
All prepositions become ADP
.
ADV
: adverb
Definition
Adverbs are words that typically modify verbs and adjectives for such categories as time, place, direction or manner, e.g. znova začutiti “feel again” or dobro obveščen “well informed”. Adverbs deriving from adjectives can inflect for degree, e.g. zanimivo “interestingly”, zanimiveje/zanimivejše “more interestingly”, najzanimiveje/najzanimivejše “the most interestingly”.
Note that in Slovenian transgressives (adverbial participles) are marked as adverbs, not verbs.
Examples
- vedno “always”, tako “like that”, zelo “very”
- sodeč “judging”, upoštevaje “taking into account”, molče “silently”
Conversion from JOS
All adverbs become ADV
.
AUX
: auxiliary verb
Definition
An auxiliary verb is a verb that accompanies the lexical verb of a verb phrase and expresses grammatical distinctions not carried by the lexical verb, such as person, number, tense, mood, aspect, and voice. In Slovenian, only instances of the verb biti “to be” that accompany lexical verbs are marked as AUX
.
Examples
- Tistega večera sem.
AUX
preveč popil.VERB
. “I drank too much that evening.” - V bolnišnici bodo.
AUX
uvedli.VERB
šolo za starše. “A parenting school will be introduced in the hospital.” - Kam bi.
AUX
se lahko zatekla.VERB
? “Where could she have hidden?”
Delimitation
Note that in cases, where biti is used independently as a copula or a content verb, it is marked as verb:
- To je.
VERB
grozno. “This is horrible.” - Za nami je.
VERB
dolga vrsta. “There is a long queue behind us.” - Vsi smo.
AUX
bili.VERB
zadovoljni. “We were all content.”
Conversion from JOS
In ssj500k, all instances of verb biti “to be” have been annotated as Type=auxiliary. To separate the actual auxiliary function from other functions, syntax has to be taken into account. Thus, tokens of biti bearing the dependency relation PPart with a main verb become annotated as `AUX˙.
CCONJ
: coordinating conjunction
Definition
A coordinating conjunction is a word that links words or larger constituents without syntactically subordinating one to the other and expresses a semantic relationship between them.
Examples
- in, pa, ter “and”
- ali, oziroma “or”
- vendar “however”; toda, ampak “but”
- namreč “namely”
- saj “as/since”
Conversion from JOS
All conjunctions with Type=coordinating become CCONJ
.
DET
: determiner
Definition
Determiners are words that modify nouns or noun phrases and express the reference of the noun phrase in context. That is, a determiner may indicate whether the noun is referring to a definite or indefinite element of a class, to a closer or more distant element, to an element belonging to a specified person or thing, to a particular number or quantity, etc.
The traditional grammar of Slovenian does not define determiners as a separate word class. Instead, words that perform the syntactic function of determiners are either categorizied as adverbs (nekaj “some”, veliko “a lot of”, dovolj “enough of” etc.) or pronouns (ta “this”, ves “all”, moj “my”, vsak “each” etc.), regardless of whether they are used as attributives (To.DET
besedilo je nerazumljivo. “This text is incomprehensible.”) or substantives (To.PRON
sem že slišal. “I have heard this before.”).
Conversion from JOS
Since JOS morphosyntactic specifications do not distinguish substantive and attributive pronouns or quantifying and other adverbs, the conversion is done based on syntactic information. The pronouns modifying a noun are thus marked as DET
, otherwise they are marked as PRON. Similarly, the list of adverbs modifying a noun was manually validated to define a closed set of quantifying adverbs marked as DET
.
Examples
- njegov “his”, njen “her”, naš “our”, njihov “their”, _moj “my”, _vaš “your” etc. (JOS possessive pronouns)
- ta “this”, tisti “that”, takšen “such”, tak “such”, _tolikšen “so big” etc. (JOS demonstrative pronouns)
- ves “all”, vsak “each”, oba “both”, vsakršen “any” (JOS general pronouns)
- svoj “one’s own” (JOS reflexive pronouns)
- nekateri “some”, nek “some kind”, isti “identical”, enak “same”, mnog “many” (JOS indefinite pronouns)
- kakšen “what kind”, kateri “what type”, čigav “whose” (JOS interrogative pronouns)
- noben “no one”, nikakršen “no kind”, nič “nothing” (JOS negative pronouns)
- kakršenkoli “any kind of”, katerikoli “any type of”, čigar “whose” (JOS relative pronouns)
- nekaj “some”, več “more”, veliko “a lot of”, dovolj “enough of”, pol “half of”, malo “little of” (JOS adverbs)
INTJ
: interjection
Definition
An interjection is a word that is used most often as an exclamation or part of an exclamation. It typically expresses an emotional reaction, is not syntactically related to other accompanying expressions, and may include a combination of sounds not otherwise found in the language. Note that words primarily belonging to another part of speech retain their original category when used in exclamations. For example, odlično “great” is an adverb even in exclamatory uses.
As a special case of interjections, the universal tagging scheme also recognizes feedback particles, such as ja “yes” and ne “no”. Given that most of the feedback signals in Slovenian can also be used as syntactically more or less dependent modal particles (to pa ja veš, ona itak nima pojma, tega ne maram, on je seveda poniknil etc.), they have not been converted to INTJ
and remain annotated as particles in the current version of the Slovenian UD Treebank.
Examples
- ah, oh, ha
- zbogom, živijo, adijo
- jebemti, bravo, ups
Conversion from JOS.
All interjections become INTJ
.
NOUN
: noun
Definition
Nouns are a part of speech typically denoting a person, place, thing, animal or idea. The NOUN
tag is intended for common nouns only.
Nouns deriving from verbs (gerunds) are categorized as nouns in Slovenian.
Examples
- čas “time”, dan “day”, človek “human”
- leto “year”, delo “work”, mesto “city”
- država “country”, stran “page”, ura “hour”
Conversion from JOS
Nouns with Type=common are converted to NOUN
.
NUM
: numeral
Definition
A numeral is a word, functioning most typically as a determiner, adjective or pronoun, that expresses a number and a relation to the number, such as quantity, sequence, frequency or fraction.
The NUM
tag is used for digit numerals (3 / 3.), roman numerals (III / III.), cardinal word numerals (tri “three”) and generic numerals (troje “three sets of”).
Other word types expressing a number or a relation to a number in Slovenian are marked as adjectives (tretji “the third”, trojen “triple”, trikraten “threefold”), adverbs (trikrat “three times”, tretjič “the third time”) or nouns (tretjina “a third”, trojica “triplet”, trojka “number three”).
Examples
- 1, 2, 3
- 1., 2., 3.
- I, II, III
- I., II., III.
- en “one”, dva “two”, tri “three”
- enoje “one set of”, dvoje “two sets of”, troje “three sets of”
Conversion from JOS
The following numerals are converted to NUM
: numerals with Form=digit; numerals with Form=roman; numerals with Form=letter and Type=cardinal; numeral with Form=letter, Type=pronominal and lemma en or eden; and numerals with Form=letter, Type=special and lemma not ending in -en.
PART
: particle
Definition
Particles are function words that must be associated with another word or phrase to impart meaning and that do not satisfy definitions of other universal parts of speech (e.g. adpositions, coordinating conjunctions, subordinating conjunctions or auxiliary verbs).
In Slovenian, particles, such as ja “yes” and ne “no”, are always tagged as particles regardless whether they are used as as modal particles (Ne motiš se. “You are not wrong”) or as fedback particles that are not associated with another word or phrase (Ne, motiš se. “No, you are wrong.”).
Examples
- tudi “also”
- ne “no/not”
- še “yet/more”
- že “already”
- le “only/just”
- naj “should”
- samo “only”
- prav “ok/just”
- predvsem “mostly”
- sicer “else”
- celo “even”
- seveda “of course”
Conversion from JOS
All particles are converted to PART
.
PRON
: pronoun
Definition
Within the universal scheme, pronouns are words that substitute for nouns or noun phrases and whose meaning is recoverable from the linguistic or extralinguistic context. Pronouns under this definition function like nouns, which means that the term cannot be extended to words that substitute for adjectives or other POS categories, as is usually the case in Slovenian grammar. Instead, attributive pronouns are tagged as determiners.
For instance, to “this” is traditionally called pronoun in Slovenian grammar, regardless of its syntactic context. To make the annotation parallel across languages, it is now tagged PRON
in To sem že slišal. “I have heard this before.” and as DET
in To besedilo je nerazumljivo. “This text is incomprehensible.”
Examples
- jaz “me”, ti “you”, on “he”
- oba “both”, ves “all”, vsak “anyone”, vsakdo “anyone”
- ta “this one”, tale “this one”, tisti “that one”
- nič “nothing”, nihče “nobody”, nobeden “noone”
- kar “which”, karkoli “anything”, kdor “who”
- se “oneself”
- moj “mine”, tvoj “yours”, njihov “theirs”
- kaj “what”, kdo “who”
- nekaj “something”, nekdo “somebody”, malokdo “not a lot of people”
Conversion from JOS
All pronouns are converted to PRON
, except for pronouns that function as attributes to nouns (through Attr dependency relation), which are converted to DET
.
PROPN
: proper noun
Definition
A proper noun is a noun that is the name (or part of the name) of a specific individual, place, or object and is usually written with an initial uppercase letter.
Examples
- Slovenija “Slovenia”
- Evropa “Europe”
- ZDA “USA”
- Janez (personal names)
- Olimpija (name of sport club)
- Krka (name of river and company)
Conversion from JOS
All nouns with Type=proper are converted to NPROP
.
PUNCT
: punctuation
Definition
Punctuation marks are non-alphabetical characters and character groups used to delimit linguistic units in printed text, including bullets in itemized lists.
Examples
- . ? ! …
- , : ;
- ( ) { [ ]
- ” » « ‘ “ ” ’ ‘
- / _
- • * —
Conversion from JOS
The list of characters in ssj500k treebank has been manually divided into subgroups of PUNCT
and SYM. Note that some characters display characteristics of both POS categories, such as asterisk or dash-like characters that can either function as mathematical operators (SYM
) or bullets in itemized lists (PUNCT
). In case of such ambiguity, the more common function was chosen.
SCONJ
: subordinating conjunction
Definition
A subordinating conjunction is a conjunction that links constructions by making one of them a constituent of the other. The subordinating conjunction typically introduces a subordinate clause, e.g. Izvedel sem, da me žena vara.
Examples
- da “that”
- ki “which”
- kot “like”
- ko “when”
- če “if”
- ker “because”
- kjer “where”
- ko “when”
- čeprav “even_though”
- kakor “as”
Conversion from JOS
All conjunctions with Type=subordinate are converted to SCONJ
.
SYM
: symbol
Definition
A symbol is a word-like entity that differs from ordinary words by form, function, or both. Symbols are distinct from punctuation that delimit linguistic units in printed text and do not have any semantic function.
As opposed to universal guidelines, tokens containing alphanumeric characters, such as URL addresses, email addresses and telephone numbers, are not considered symbols in Slovenian.
Examples
- $, %, °, µ
- #, @, ©, &
- +, ×, =, <, >
Conversion from JOS
The list of characters in ssj500k treebank has been manually divided into subgroups of PUNCT
and SYM
. Note that some characters display characteristics of both POS categories, such as asterisk or dash-like characters that can either function as mathematical operators (SYM
) or bullets in itemized lists (PUNCT
). In case of such ambiguity, the more common function was chosen.
VERB
: verb
Definition
A verb is a member of the syntactic class of words that typically signal events and actions, can constitute a minimal predicate in a clause, and govern the number and types of other constituents which may occur in the clause.
In Slovenian, the VERB
tag covers all verbs (including content, modal and copula verbs), except for the auxiliary verb biti “to be”, which is tagged as AUX.
Word forms that etymologically derive from verbs, but have different syntactic properties, such as adjectival participles (ukraden “stolen”, pokrit “covered”), transgressives (upoštevaje “taking into account”, začenši “starting”) and gerunds (govorjenje “speaking”, zavrnitev “rejection”, gretje “heating”), are marked as adjectives, adverbs or nouns respectively.
Examples
- imeti “to have”, vedeti “to know”, dobiti “to get”
- morati “to must”, moči “to be able to”, postati “to become”
- začeti “to start, iti “to go”, priti “to come”
Conversion from JOS
All verbs with Type=main have been converted to VERB
. Additionally, those instances of verb biti with Type=auxiliary that do not bear the PPart dependency relation to a main verb have also been converted to VERB
.
X
: other
Definition
The X
tag is used for words that for some reason cannot be assigned a real part-of-speech category.
In Slovenian UD Treebank, this tag is mostly used for cases of code-switching where it was not meaningful to analyze the intervening language, such as Europe of knowledge, La connaissance de soi, Bundesvereinigung det Deutschen Arbeitgeberverbände. In cases where foreign-language sequences include both foreign and loan words, only foreign words are assigned the X
tag, as in The Life of Brian, where both Life and Brian are marked as NOUN and PROPN respectively.
Other subcategories marked with X
include abbreviations with dots (dr.), URL addresses (www.radenska.si), news author abbreviations (sta) and tokens with alpha-numerical combinations (6230i).
Conversion from JOS
All tokens with tag Residual are converted to X
. Additionally, all abreviations are also converted to X
.


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This class allows reading and writing of bit fields from or to a byte stream. It allows for different byte encodings using the protected encode/decode functions.
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The default implementation unpacks the bit field from the LSB of byte.
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| chr | encoded byte |
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The default implementation packs the bit field in the LSB of byte.
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| chr | encoded byte |
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Invokes read function repeatedly to read all bits.
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- value (0 to 2sz-1 or -2sz-1 to 2sz-1)
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Invokes write function repeatedly to write each bit.
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Read a single bit from stream.
If there are no more bits available in current byte tries to get a new byte and decodes it using decode function.
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- Bit value
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If it has accumulated enough bits calls encode function to encode them and writes a new byte to underlining stream.
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## 2. Slide transitions - when navigating to another slide, the transition is tracked - details about origin and destination slide are saved in the create slide transition event
## 3. Dwell times - dwell times per slide are tracked when a slide transition takes place - the slide timer is read for the previous slide and is restarted for the new and current slide
## 4. Links - if a link is clicked, the click event is added to the event timeline
### 4.1. Internal links - internal links pointing to other slides can be tracked - here is an [internal link](#/4/2) that is tracked
### 4.2. External links - not only internal links (pointing to other slides in the presentation) are tracked - external links like
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## 5. Media - media can be embedded in such presentations - not only static images, but also videos and audio recordings - they can assist the understanding of the students
### 5.1. Audio recordings - at the bottom, you can see an embedded audio file - play and pause it as you like - both actions will be tracked at any time!
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## 6. Quizzes - with the help of the
reveal.js-quiz
Plug-in, quizzes can be embedded in reveal.js presentations! - on the next slide, there is a quiz you can do (copied from the
slickQuiz repository
) - starting and completing it will be tracked (including your score, so you might as well try!)
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Violent extremism refers to the beliefs and actions of people who support or use ideologically motivated violence to achieve radical ideological, religious or political views. Violent extremist views can be exhibited along a range of issues, including politics, religion and gender relations. No society, religious community or worldview is immune to violent extremism. Though “radicalization” is a contested term to some, it has come to be used to define the process through which an individual or a group considers violence as a legitimate and a desirable means of action. Radical thought that does not condone the exercise of violence to further political goals may be seen as normal and acceptable, and be promoted by groups working within the boundaries of the law. It is often used as a code name for Islamic terrorism.[4] Violent extremists are driven by twisted beliefs and values—or ideologies—that are tied to political, religious, economic, or social goals. For example: Many violent extremist ideologies are based on the hatred of another race, religion, ethnicity, gender, or country/government. Violent extremists often think that their beliefs or ways of life are under attack and that extreme violence is the only solution to their frustrations and problems. Despite what they sometimes say, violent extremists often do not believe in fundamental American values like democracy, human rights, tolerance, and inclusion. Violent extremists sometimes twist religious teachings and other beliefs to support their own goals.


HERCULES REVIEW By Joe Blenkle
Okay, I'll admit right up front that it's hard not to be biased in my review of Walt Disney's 35th full-length animated feature - HERCULES. Over the past few months I have become acquainted with one of the stars of the film - Meg (better known as Susan Egan). Susan is also better known in another Disney role , as she played (and originated) the role of Belle in the Broadway stage production of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. I am also proud to run the Official Susan Egan Fan Page (see link below), where fans can see the many things Susan has done in an unbelievably short amount of time. But back to the present. HERCULES opens today (June 27) in theaters nationwide and Disney fans are going to be pleasantly surprised at this film. For me personally, I felt HERCULES fell a little short of other recent Disney outings like ALADDIN and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, but it still holds the magic that all Disney classics do. The only real shortcoming of the film is that it didn't have nearly enough singing by our beloved Meg. Susan had only one featured song in the movie, "I Won't Say," which is a true pleasure to listen to as she sings about her feelings toward Hercules and her disbelief that she is falling for him. The movie itself is great. Hercules (Tate Donovan) is portrayed in this film a little differently than told in ancient mythology, but the general idea is the same. Part god and part mortal, Hercules sets out to be a "true hero," the only way he can earn his way back to Mount Olympus. But Hades (James Woods) has other plans. He is planning a hostile takeover over Mount Olympus and he has been advised by the Three Fates that only Hercules will stand in his way. He dispatches his bumbling henchmen Panic (Matt Frewer) and Pain (Bobcat Goldthwait) to kidnap the baby Hercules from Mount Olympus, take him to Earth, give him a potion to make him mortal and then do away with him. They only partially succeed, giving him all but a drop of the potion which turns him mortal, but lets him retain his god-like strength. Herc grows to manhood and sets out to find his roots, discovering he is the son of Zeus (Rip Torn). Zeus tells him that his only way to come back to Olympus is to become a true hero and to that end, Hercules seeks out the trainer of heroes, a satyr named Phil (Danny DeVito). Herc and Phil take on a relationship like Rocky and his trainer and indeed, some of the sequences are reminiscent of the ROCKY movies.  Along the way, Herc becomes so famous that he has his own line of merchandise - everything from sandles to action figures (available at a store near you, I'm sure). But of course, everything isn't that simple. Hades is still out to get Hercules and this time has a secret weapon - Meg - a young woman who is working off her "life" sentence to Hades after dying to save the life of her ungrateful boyfriend. Meg doesn't want to get involved romantically ever again, but you can guess what happens and the rest is "history." Herc's sidekick flying horse Pegasus and Phil take a dim view of this distraction in Herc's life, but the hero won't listen to reason. Susan Egan and Tate Donovan do excellent jobs in the title roles. There is a lot of humor, heartbreak and romance...but I won't give away what happens, when or why. The story becomes as touching as BEAUTY AND THE BEAST in the end and HERCULES will have you leaving the theater with a good feeling inside. HERCULES also stars the voice talents of Samantha Eggar as Hera; Hal Holbrook as Amphitryon; Paul Shaffer as Hermes; and Charlton Heston as the Narrator. HERCULES is a Walt Disney Pictures production and is rated G for General Audiences. The running time is 86 minutes and this flick rates a perfect four stars.
See this review and more at THE MOVIE CORNER http://www.calweb.com/~jblenkle/movies
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Ringgit closes lower against US dollar
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 8 — The ringgit retreated from yesterday’s gains to close lower against the US dollar today, as positive sentiment on the US-China trade negotiations shifted investors’ appetite back to safe-haven currencies, dealers said.
At 6pm, the ringgit was quoted at 4.1310/1360 against the greenback from 4.1225/1255 on Thursday.
A dealer said that the greenback had regained its momentum on news that China and the US agreed to roll back tariffs as part of a potential preliminary pact to end their trade war.
However, a news report today stated that there is still some scepticism about a trade deal as officials inside and outside the White House have bristled at the notion of giving up punitive tariffs.
Meanwhile, the local note traded higher against other major currencies.
The ringgit strengthened against the Singapore dollar to 3.0377/0418 from 3.0382/0408 yesterday and went up against the yen to 3.7774/7830 from 3.7797/7828.
It appreciated against the British pound to 5.2906/2986 from 5.3036/3095 and increased versus the euro to 4.5594/5666 from 4.5661/5706. — Bernama


Associativity of the tail recursively defined addition
Consider the following function:
Fixpoint plus'' (n m:nat) {struct m} : nat := match m with 0 => n | S p => plus'' (S n) p end.
Prove that
plus''
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Solution
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Welcome to my portfolio! You can view my most recent coding projects on my Github account, but I'll also include a sneak peak below with two of my favorite projects.
If you have any questions, or if anything sparks your interest, please contact me. I'd love to collaborate with you!
- Project 1: Youtube Translator
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Description
Most recently, I was fortunate to have been able to work with a team of four to complete my first group project. We created a website that takes your favorite country's top 5 videos, and lets you translate words that you find interesting. It currently only supports english to spanish translations.
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Project Repository
- Project 2: Yoda's Javascript Quiz
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This webpage is meant to challenge your javascript knowledge. I've also thrown a Yoda theme to spice things up. On this page, you'll be put through a series of 5 different questions, while also being timed. Any time you respond incorrectly, 10 seconds are deducted from the timer... no pressure though. The galaxy only depends on you!
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Project Repository
- Project 3: Brewery Explorer
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Description
Brewery Explorer is the web application that makes it easy to plan your next brewery experience.
If you like beer tasting and discovering new places to visit, Brewery Explorer will help you discover all of the breweries your city has to offer.
Whether you’re visiting a new city and don’t know where to start your bar hopping adventure, or you’re looking to plan a night out with friends, Brewery Explorer can help.
After you set up your account, you can display all of your favorite locations so that others can enjoy them as well. Similarly, you can visit your friends’ profile pages and see their favorite selections along with ratings.
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Welcome to the CANNRTM Analytics Container Building Tool. The CANNR tool enables you to create containerized microservices from your R or Python code.
Create a project to produce a container for your services.


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Dutchess County Marathon
Wappingers Falls NY/USA
Website: www.dcclassic.com
Race Winners
(29 runnings)
16 Sep
2001
2:54:49
3:15:12
17 Sep 2006
2:57:22
3:40:03
18 Sep 2005
3:05:59
3:46:15
19 Sep 2004
2:50:45
3:46:11
21 Sep 2003
2:45:53
3:26:02
15 Sep
2002
2:54:45
3:30:40
16 Sep
2001
2:30:33
3:25:02
17 Sep
2000
2:40:29
3:33:57
19 Sep
1999
2:41:47
3:27:29
20 Sep
1998
2:42:24
3:22:12
21 Sep 1997
2:34:18
2:48:16
08 Sep
1996
2:39:12
3:10:34
17 Sep
1995
2:36:26
2:59:35
18 Sep
1994
2:45:56
3:20:47
19 Sep
1993
2:48:08
3:06:59
20 Sep
1992
2:33:13
3:03:39
15 Sep
1991
2:39:57
3:14:32
16 Sep
1990
2:38:54
2:51:14
17 Sep
1989
2:39:13
2:54:16
18 Sep
1988
2:36:13
3:47:39
19 Sep
1987
2:38:12
3:01:59
14 Sep
1986
2:39:18
3:06:43
15 Sep
1985
2:36:53
3:09:28
16 Sep
1984
2:35:16
2:57:46
18 Sep
1983
2:46:29
3:35:45
19 Sep
1982
2:35:58
3:14:59
20 Sep
1981
2:36:50
3:37:40
21 Sep
1980
2:47:10
3:14:20
23 Sep
1979
2:38:42
3:32:04
Notes: 1979 was the inaugural year. The 2008 and subsequent races were
cancelled due to increased vehicular traffic on the course and declining
paricipation.
21 Sep
2008
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cancelled
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cancelled
Tom Holland (CT/USA)
Connie Seigh (NY/USA)
Tim Wiltshire-2
Penny Bucher (NY/USA)
Tim Wiltshire (NY/USA)
Melissa Peaslee (NY/USA)
Anthony Nero-2
Kathy Stanton (NY/USA)
Anthony Nero (KY/USA)
Alexandra Levy (NY/USA)
Vincent Tenneriello (NJ/USA)
Stacy Juckett (NY/USA)
Arthur Green (NY/USA)
Stefanie Wondriska (CT/USA)
Bob Sweeney-2
Michele Covino (CT/USA)
Abel Flores
Jennifer Gardner
Bob Sweeney (NY/USA)
Emmy Stocker-2
Alonso Rendon-2
Dana Parrot (NY/USA)
Alonso Rendon
Emmy Stocker
Joe Staub
Alessandra Lynch
Mike Wasiuk
Holly Dixon-Prince
Mark deBartolo
Christine Gibbons-5
Mark Coleman
Ellen McCurtin (NY/USA)
Brian McCourt
Barbara Anderson
Geoff Marchant-3
Christine Gibbons-4
Geoff Marchant-2
Christine Gibbons-3
John O'Leary
Sharon Contelmo
Wes Kessenich
Christine Gibbons-2
Geoff Marchant
Kathy Culla-2
Bill Lawder (NJ/USA)
Christine Gibbons (NJ/USA)
Steve Perks-2
Kathy Culla (NY/USA)
Jim O'Shea
Marina Jaffee
Ray Scannell
Teresa Coffey
Steve Perks
(NY/USA)
Yvonne Matta
Jim Bode
Diana Beckman
Paul Fetscher (NY/USA)
Margarete Deckert (NY/USA)
Most Wins
(1979-date)
Men
3
Geoff Marchant
1986,1989-90
Women
5
Christine Gibbons (NJ/USA)
1985,1987,1989-90,1993
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1999-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women <2:50 1
Last Updated on 17 Oct 2008
Contributors: David Monti, Juraj Gasparovic (1), Pete Colaizzo


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The Storm
(J. Capaldi/P. Vale) |
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was a time when we opened wide
all the doors that once were closed but the world has forgotten now once again all the hatred grows look around see the damage that greed has done hear the sound of the wind beating like a drum we're riding the storm See the hunger on every face see the bones beneath the skin like a mountain of human waste being poor is the only sin see the light of a star fading in the sky in the night you can hear all the children cry We're riding the storm it's falling on everyone riding the storm there's nowhere left to run riding the storm They built an image long ago made out of shining gold and they learned to fear it fear it in their souls, you know see the light of a star fading in the sky in the night you can hear all the children cry We're riding the storm it's falling on everyone riding the storm there's nowhere left to run riding the storm riding the storm |
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NSX GRAPH
Overview:
NSX Graph is an interactive co-authorship network for academic neurosurgery. It depicts academic relationships between researchers in the form of a social-network graph.
Note: Only researchers with at least 5 coauthorships with another researcher in the past 10 years are included in the graph. If you cannot find yourself this may be why.
Navigating the Graph:
- The size of a given node represents the number of colaborations the researcher was involved in during the past 10 years.
- The thickness of a given edge between two researchers represents the number of colaborations between those two researchers.
- The colour of a given node represents the cluster that node belongs to.
- Nodes with a high degree of connectedness will tend to be positioned close together.
Explanation of Terms:
Betweenness Centrality: For every pair of nodes in the graph, there exists at least one shortest path between the nodes such that the number of edges that the path passes through is minimized. The betweenness centrality for each node is the number of these shortest paths that pass through the node.
Closeness Centrality: A measure of centrality in a network, calculated as the reciprocal of the sum of the length of the shortest paths between the node and all other nodes in the graph. Thus, the more central a node is, the closer it is to all other nodes.
Eccentricity: The distance between a given node and the furthest node in the network.
Harmonic Closeness Centrality: The harmonic centrality reverses the sum and reciprocal operations in the definition of closeness centrality.
Data Source:
Citations were obtained from Web of Science by searching for topics: neurosurgery, spine surgery, neurooncology, functional neurosurgery, neurovascular surgery, pediatric neurosurgery within the data range Jan 2009 - May 2019. A total of 72,293 citations were included.
Created by Zamir Merali, MD, PGY-3 Resident, Division of Neurosurgery, University of Toronto


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Stephen Colbert Has To Be Carried Off The Pitch After Getting Destroyed In New Zealand Rugby Training Skit
by Becca LongmireStephen Colbert tried — and failed — to keep up with some New Zealand All Blacks rugby players in a new “Late Show” skit.
Piri Weepu and DJ Forbes, along with Sky TV broadcaster Laura McGoldrick, tried to teach the host how to play their national sport. However, rugby isn’t one of Colbert’s strengths.
Despite Colbert going up against two pros, he insisted at the start of the clip: “I want you to know I played football for my high school for one day!”
He even said to Forbes before taking him on the pitch, “Do you want to call your mommy before we do this? Bye-bye, mommy!”
But, after a day of learning about tackles and scrums, Colbert got defeated and said his quads wouldn’t let him walk off, so he’d have to be carried. Weepu and Forbes kindly obliged.
See more in the clip above.
“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” airs weeknights at 11:35 p.m. ET/PT on Global.


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Magno Tairone is a Phd Student at the Statistics Department in the University of São Paulo. His research interests include data science, high-dimensional data analysis, Bayesian inference and spatial statistics. Currently, is a member of the Stats4Good group at Federal University of Minas Gerais, which analyzes data on the Brazilian federal government expenses. I just created this github page, thus I am still feeding it up with content.
PhD in Statistics, 2022
University of São Paulo (USP)
MS in Statistics, 2018
Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG)
BSc in Computer Math, 2015
Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG)
Technical license in Industrial Computing, 2015
Federal Center of Technological Education of Minas Gerais (CEFETMG)
Check out some projects I have been working on.
This is the project I am currently working on. It aims to analyze and visualize the inequality that exists in Brazil throug the public results of the ENEM (Portuguese acronym to national high school exam).
A module for JAGS containing several covariance functions for point-referenced data analysis and a function that creates the precision matrix for the proper CAR model for areal data analysis. This was a part of my Masters thesis.
Veraz is a project of the Stats4good group, which is as team of graduate students that analyze data from the Brazilian federal government expenses. This is challenging since we deal with a great amout of data. We maintain a blog with our analyses.
I have worked as a teaching assistant in some undergraduate modules in the past two years, including
Introduction to Bootstrap, semester 1, 2017, UFMG;
Introduction to Statistics, semester 2, 2018, USP;
Combinatorics, Probability and Applications, summer term, 2019, USP (course webpage here).


Most of the data came from the website "World Values Journey" (http://www.worldvaluessurvey.org/wvs.jsp), which is a global network of scientists who study the changing values and the impact in the humanity.
This study consists all the waves (1981 - 2014) , every country from every wave (#87), and is very focused to which child qualities, the parents considered as the most important (Good manners, Independence , Hard Work, etc.).
Another data source, was the Gapminder website, which provided the number of child deaths for every country
Therefore the above visualization presents, how important for every country for a specific year these child qualities are and also presents the number of child deaths for this year.
The users can select the quality and the year that want and then click the visualize button
For better visualization the users can select to zoom in or zoom out and then click to the visualize button again
Size of the circles: the importance of the quality
Color of circles: Europe(Red),Asia(yellow),America (blue),Africa (green),Oceania(purple)
Horizontal position of the circles: number of child deaths for the specific year
The variety of parent's opinion about the most important child qualities, and how these opinions reflect to the number of child deaths


"An Affair to Remember"
Reviewed by Heather Picker
Directed by Leo McCarey. Written by Delmar Daves and Leo McCarey. Starring Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, with Richard Denning and Cathleen Nesbitt. 1957, 115 min., Not Rated.
In 1939, Leo McCarey (The Bells of St. Mary's, Going My Way) directed "Love Affair," starring Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne. The film was a critical success, and McCarey won two Academy Awards for it (direction and writing). For some reason or another, he decided to remake the film in 1957. Although its predecessor is widely considered to be the superior film, at the time, "An Affair to Remember" won over audiences again. The film went on to be nominated for four Academy Awards.
"An Affair to Remember" opens with news segments from different parts of the world, all announcing the engagement of Nickie "The Big Dame Hunter" Ferrante (Cary Grant) to Lois Clark, a member of a family that is industrial 'royalty,' who is worth an estimated 600 million dollars. Nickie is on a cruise from Paris to New York, and along the way meets Terry McKay (Deborah Kerr), a former nightclub singer who was swept away from her former life by her businessman boyfriend, Kenneth (Richard Denning), and is now focusing on learning the kind of skills that will be necessary when she becomes his wife. Of course, Nickie and Terry fall in love.
A photographer stalks about the ship, secretly snapping photos of the pair, who are resisting, without denying, their growing attraction. Nickie is a well-known playboy, and Terry, who is reticent to acknowledge just why she distrusts him (or rather, herself around him) agrees to accompany him on shore one day, when he goes to visit his grandmother (Cathleen Nesbitt). They spend the day together and get along well, and the tension between Nickie and Terry is obvious. Grandmother Janou, when proposing a toast, instead of toasting Nick's impending marriage to Lois, looks fondly at Nick and Terry, glasses raised, and says, "May your voyage home be a pleasant one."
Returning to the ship, they finally relent, and, in one of the most famous proposals in cinematic history, decide that in six months they will meet at the top of the Empire State Building.  If they both show up, they will be married.
The first part of the movie, carried by Grant's comedic charms and Kerr's engaging performance, sets a nice pace for the rest of the film, although the final twenty minutes or so are overwrought enough to almost undo the promising beginning. I found certain camera angles discerning, as the cinematography was commended at the time of the film's initial release. The unsteadiness of the sea and boat shots, giving the effect of the unevenness and rocking of the waves, was a nice touch the first time, but unnecessary after that.
Also, the chemistry between Grant and Kerr isn't as magnetic as that of say, Grant and Katharine Hepburn, or Grant and Ingrid Bergman. Still, it works out nicely. His blend of suavity and Kerr's graceful uncertainty lend themselves to many clever shipboard shots (i.e., when she is on the stairs and he is walking in circles around the staircase; the night at the dining hall when they are unwittingly sitting in back-to-back booths) with the kind of outcome that is rarely seen in films outside of that time in Hollywood. An element of dated, saccharine-soaked implausibility is thrown into the mix when Terry takes a position as a music teacher at a parochial school. Children sing twice when once would have more than sufficed. This is a minor flaw, and given its genre, can be taken in stride.
The first time I saw this movie, I thought it dragged on for a bit too long. Since then, I have seen it a couple more times, and I grow more fond of the film each time I watch it. For example, when Terry returns from the cruise and Kenneth arrives as she was trying to watch a television interview with Nickie and Lois. This scene was one that I didn't originally like, but it has since become one of my favorite scenes in the picture. Some of the corny lines, however, like anything that little kid who was stuck, upside down, on the stair railing of the ship, said.
Leo McCarey, who had directed Grant (opposite Irene Dunne) in the 1937 screwball comedy classic, "The Awful Truth," has some genuinely great shots in this movie. Grant and Kerr, who would re-team in Stanley Donen's 1960 comedy "The Grass is Greener," are up to their expected levels of greatness. Richard Denning is competent as erstwhile Kenneth and Cathleen Nesbitt gives an excellent supporting performance as Grandmother Janou. All of this adds up to a romantic classic.
Notes: Remade in 1994 as "Love Affair." Currently not available on DVD, but the video is priced at under $10. Not rated; kids might get bored after a while, but there is nothing objectionable in it.
The Verdict: Check out the 1939 "Love Affair" it is a remake of, but give "An Affair to Remember" a try. You may not find it to be the tearjerker many remember it as, but it is an unbeatable combination of lighthearted romantic comedy and melodrama that will strike a chord with most audiences.
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Walayar sisters death case: Kerala govt announces judicial probe
The judicial inquiry would be conducted by former district judge P K Haneefa. A decision in this regard was taken at the cabinet meeting on Thursday.
by PTIThe Kerala government Thursday announced a judicial probe into the deaths of two Dalit sisters of Walayar after being sexually exploited. The judicial inquiry would be conducted by former district judge P K Haneefa. A decision in this regard was taken at the cabinet meeting on Thursday.
Earlier, a POCSO court had acquitted four accused citing lack of evidence. The accused were said to be close to the ruling CPI(M). While the elder girl, aged 13, was found hanging inside their house on January 13, 2017, her nine-year-old younger sister died 52 days later in a similar manner.
Since the acquittal of the accused, the family had been demanding a CBI probe into the case. The state government had filed an appeal in the high court.


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List<QueueInfo> |
getAllQueues()
Get information (
QueueInfo ) about all queues, recursively if there
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List<ApplicationReport> |
getApplicationList()
Get a report (ApplicationReport) of all Applications in the cluster.
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ApplicationReport |
getApplicationReport(ApplicationId appId)
Get a report of the given Application.
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getChildQueueInfos(String parent)
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GetNewApplicationResponse |
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Obtain a new
ApplicationId for submitting new applications. |
List<NodeReport> |
getNodeReports()
Get a report of all nodes (
NodeReport ) in the cluster. |
List<QueueUserACLInfo> |
getQueueAclsInfo()
Get information about acls for current user on all the
existing queues.
|
QueueInfo |
getQueueInfo(String queueName)
Get information (
QueueInfo ) about a given queue. |
DelegationToken |
getRMDelegationToken(Text renewer)
Get a delegation token so as to be able to talk to YARN using those tokens.
|
List<QueueInfo> |
getRootQueueInfos()
Get information (
QueueInfo ) about top level queues. |
YarnClusterMetrics |
getYarnClusterMetrics()
Get metrics (
YarnClusterMetrics ) about the cluster. |
void |
killApplication(ApplicationId applicationId)
Kill an application identified by given ID.
|
ApplicationId |
submitApplication(ApplicationSubmissionContext appContext)
Submit a new application to
YARN. |
GetNewApplicationResponse getNewApplication() throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Obtain a new ApplicationId
for submitting new applications.
Returns a response which contains ApplicationId
that can be used to
submit a new application. See
submitApplication(ApplicationSubmissionContext)
.
See GetNewApplicationResponse
for other information that is
returned.
ApplicationId
to be used
to submit an applicationorg.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
ApplicationId submitApplication(ApplicationSubmissionContext appContext) throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Submit a new application to YARN.
appContext
- ApplicationSubmissionContext
containing all the details
needed to submit a new applicationApplicationId
of the accepted applicationorg.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
getNewApplication()
void killApplication(ApplicationId applicationId) throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Kill an application identified by given ID.
applicationId
- ApplicationId
of the application that needs to be killedorg.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
- in case of errors or if YARN rejects the request due to
access-control restrictions.getQueueAclsInfo()
ApplicationReport getApplicationReport(ApplicationId appId) throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get a report of the given Application.
In secure mode, YARN
verifies access to the application, queue
etc. before accepting the request.
If the user does not have VIEW_APP
access then the following
fields in the report will be set to stubbed values:
appId
- ApplicationId
of the application that needs a reportorg.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
List<ApplicationReport> getApplicationList() throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get a report (ApplicationReport) of all Applications in the cluster.
If the user does not have VIEW_APP
access for an application
then the corresponding report will be filtered as described in
getApplicationReport(ApplicationId)
.
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
YarnClusterMetrics getYarnClusterMetrics() throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get metrics (YarnClusterMetrics
) about the cluster.
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
List<NodeReport> getNodeReports() throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get a report of all nodes (NodeReport
) in the cluster.
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
DelegationToken getRMDelegationToken(Text renewer) throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get a delegation token so as to be able to talk to YARN using those tokens.
renewer
- Address of the renewer who can renew these tokens when needed by
securely talking to YARN.DelegationToken
) that can be used to
talk to YARNorg.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
QueueInfo getQueueInfo(String queueName) throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get information (QueueInfo
) about a given queue.
queueName
- Name of the queue whose information is neededorg.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
- in case of errors or if YARN rejects the request due to
access-control restrictions.List<QueueInfo> getAllQueues() throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get information (QueueInfo
) about all queues, recursively if there
is a hierarchy
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
List<QueueInfo> getRootQueueInfos() throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get information (QueueInfo
) about top level queues.
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
List<QueueInfo> getChildQueueInfos(String parent) throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get information (QueueInfo
) about all the immediate children queues
of the given queue
parent
- Name of the queue whose child-queues' information is neededorg.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
List<QueueUserACLInfo> getQueueAclsInfo() throws org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
Get information about acls for current user on all the existing queues.
QueueUserACLInfo
) for
current userorg.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions.YarnRemoteException
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You can run the API demos with HTML5 enabled, Flash 8 (API default), Flash 9 (normal) or Flash 9 + highPerformance + fastPolling modes (higher JS callback frequency).
Wondering where to start? This page has inline executable code examples using the SoundManager 2 API.
If you're wondering "How to include SM2 in my page?", the basic template will get you started.
Once you have SM2 included in your page, you merely need to hook into its onload()
/onerror()
events:
soundManager.onload = function() {
// soundManager is ready to use.
// createSound() / play() etc. can now be called
}
soundManager.onerror = function() {
// Oh no! No sound support.
// Maybe configure your app to ignore sound calls.
// (SM2 calls will silently return false after this point.)
}
You can register listeners by passing a function to onready()
, and it will be called when SoundManager has finished starting up:
soundManager.onready(function() {
// createSound() / play() etc. can now be called
});
You may also listen for a startup timeout, a form of failure (eg., Flash was required, but was blocked from loading etc.):
soundManager.ontimeout(function() {
// uh-oh, SM2 failed to start - error, unsupported etc.
});
SoundManager first processes the onready
or ontimeout
queue in the order items were added, and then fires soundManager.onload()
or onerror()
. If you call onready()
after SM2 has loaded, your callback will be fired immediately.
Keep in mind SoundManager's core methods (createSound, etc.) will not be available until soundManager.onload() fires. The initialization time for SM2 can vary across browsers/platforms, and should effectively be assumed to be "asynchronous." Because of this, it is recommended you write your code to handle soundManager.onload() being called either before or after window.onload().
If you wish to have SM2 always wait for window.onload() before calling soundManager.onload()/onerror(), you can apply the following:
soundManager.waitForWindowLoad = true;
SoundManager 2 has debug mode enabled by default and will write to agents supporting console.log-style debugging, and/or a custom <div> element in the absence of a console.
To disable debug output, set soundManager.debugMode = false;
Alternately, you may use the no-debug, minified version of the SM2 javascript library (which has internal debug code removed, and will silently return false.)
soundManager.play('mySound0','../mpc/audio/AMB_SN_5.mp3');
Creates and plays a sound with ID "mySound0", at the specified URL. The sound can then be referenced by that ID later, eg. soundManager.play('mySound0');
Note that this method is only provided for convenience, and allows only ID and URL as parameters. If you want to specify other options (volume, loop, event handlers), you must use the object literal syntax as given below.
soundManager.createSound({
id:'mySound1',
url:'../mpc/audio/CHINA_1.mp3'
});
soundManager.play('mySound1');
Creates, then plays a sound. This object literal method allows for other parameters to be used (see demo 2)
var aSoundObject = soundManager.createSound({
id:'mySound2',
url:'../mpc/audio/CHINA_1.mp3'
});
aSoundObject.play();
Creates, then plays a sound. This object literal method allows for other parameters to be used (see demo 2)
var demo2Sound = soundManager.createSound({
id:'mySound4',
url:'../mpc/audio/CHINA_1.mp3',
onfinish:function() {
soundManager._writeDebug(this.sID+' finished playing');
}
});
demo2Sound.play({volume:50});
(creates, then plays a new sound - a function is called when the sound finishes playing)
soundManager.play('aDrumSound');
This plays an existing sound which was created by soundManager.onload() (for reference, view source of this page.)
soundManager.play('aDrumSound',{multiShotEvents:true,onfinish:function(){soundManager.play('aCymbalSound');}})
Differently formatted:
soundManager.play('aDrumSound',{
multiShotEvents: true, // allow onfinish() to fire for each "shot" (default: only fire onfinish() for last shot.)
onfinish:function() {
soundManager.play('aCymbalSound');
}
});
This will play an existing sound (created in-page), and uses the "onfinish" handler to make a call to play a second, pre-existing sound.
Also note that the button can be clicked multiple times, and the sound will be "layered" as multiShot is enabled for both of these sounds when using Flash 9. An onfinish event will also fire as each sound finishes.
Bug/behaviour note: Whenever "play" is called on a SMSound object, any parameters passed in will apply to all currently-playing instances of the sound if multiShot is allowed. For example, the onfinish handler from demo 4a will apply to demo 3 if 4a is started while 3 is still playing.
* Multishot is Flash 9+ only.
soundManager.createSound({
id:'aBassDrum',
url:'../mpc/audio/AMB_BD_1.mp3',
multiShot:false,
onfinish:function() {
soundManager.play('aRimSound','AMB_RIM1.mp3');
}
});
soundManager.play('aRimSound');
This will crate and play a new sound, using the "onfinish" handler to create and play a second, new sound.
It is recommended to create sound objects first, to simplify troubleshooting.
var s = soundManager.createSound({
id:'hhCymbal',
url:'../mpc/audio/AMB_HHOP.mp3'
});
function loopSound(sound) {
sound.play({
onfinish: function() {
loopSound(sound);
}
});
}
loopSound(s);
|
Note that there are issues with seamlessly-looping sounds, it is "close, but not perfect" with Flash 8/9 at this point.
var s = soundManager.createSound({
id:'hhCymbal',
url:'../mpc/audio/AMB_HHOP.mp3'
});
s.play({
loops: 3
});
|
Looping is possible as shown above using Flash 9. With flash 8, the sound must be preloaded before looping can begin - eg. autoLoad: true, onload: function() { this.play{loops:3} }
. For tighter looping, see See Seamless Looping MP3 in Flash for further details.
var s = soundManager.getSoundById('aCymbalSound'); // existing sound object
// register some listeners (only do this once, they will work for subsequent plays)
if (typeof addedListeners === 'undefined') {
addedListeners = true;
s.onPosition(500, function(eventPosition) { // fire at 0.5 seconds
soundManager._writeDebug('Sound '+this.sID+' has reached position '+eventPosition);
});
s.onPosition(1000, function(eventPosition) { // fire at 1 second
soundManager._writeDebug('Sound '+this.sID+' has reached position '+eventPosition);
});
}
s.play({
whileplaying:function() {
// demo only: show sound position while playing, for context
soundManager._writeDebug('position = ' + this.position);
}
});
onPosition() allows you to add an event listener for a given time (in miliseconds, watching the position property); the event fires when that time has been reached while a sound is playing.
Note that for multiShot cases, the listeners will only fire for the original (first) shot because its position is the only one that is tracked within Flash.
var s = soundManager.getSoundById('aCymbalSound'); // existing sound object
// clear listeners from prior demo, if they were assigned...
if (typeof addedListeners !== 'undefined') {
soundManager._writeDebug('Removing previous demo listeners...');
s.clearOnPosition(500); // remove 500 msec listener
s.clearOnPosition(1000); // remove 1000 msec listener
}
s.onPosition(750, function(eventPosition) { // fire at 0.75 seconds
soundManager._writeDebug('Sound '+this.sID+' has reached position '+eventPosition);
// and now, remove the listener using the eventPosition specified in this callback
// so next time the sound plays, this listener will not fire
this.clearOnPosition(eventPosition);
});
s.play({
whileplaying: function() {
// demo only: show sound position while playing, for context
soundManager._writeDebug('position = ' + this.position);
},
onfinish: function() {
// when the sound finishes, play it once more to show that the listener does not fire.
soundManager._writeDebug('Playing once more, onPosition() should not fire');
this.play({
onfinish: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug('"' + this.sID + '" finished.');
}
});
}
});
When onPosition() is used, a listener is added and a callback is fired when the sound reaches the desired position. To remove the listener, clearOnPosition() is called using the same position value.
var spliceDemo = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'spliceSound',
url: '../mpc/audio/AMB_HHOP.mp3'
});
spliceDemo.stop(); // optional: stop before re-starting sound (covers overlapping play attempts)
spliceDemo.play({
from: 500, // start playing at 500 msec
to: 1200, // end at 1200 msec
onstop: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug('sound stopped at position ' + this.position);
// note that the "to" target may be over-shot by 200+ msec, depending on polling and other factors.
}
});
|
By specifying "from" and "to" parameters to methods like play() and createSound(), you may play a sample (or segment) of audio from a larger file. An audio "sprite" of one file with many sounds is one way to think of this. Given timing accuracy of the "to" target may vary a lot, it is safest to have perhaps 500-msec gaps of silence between distinct sounds to ensure that no accidental overlaps occur.
To tighten the accuracy of the "to" timing, try using soundManager.useHighPerformance and soundManager.useFastPolling.
If HTML5 audio is being used, the sound should begin playing once a "canplay" event fires (after a connection has established), and the sound will then seek to the correct start position. When using flash, the whole audio file will be loaded before playback can begin.
Given limitations, Flash 9's multiShot (chorusing) mode does not apply here. If you wish to trigger a sound numerous times, call stop() before play() to reset the sound each time, or make multiple sound objects that reuse the same sprite.
Portions of a sound can be played by specifying from and to when calling play()
. This can be useful for performance, i.e., having an "audio sprite" that loads in a single HTTP request.
var fhDemo = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'fitterHappier',
url: 'http://freshly-ground.com/data/audio/sm2/fitter-happier-64kbps.mp3'
});
function playFromTo(nFrom, nTo) {
fhDemo.stop(); // optional: stop before re-starting sound (covers overlapping play attempts)
fhDemo.play({
from: nFrom,
to: nTo,
onstop: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug('sound stopped at position ' + this.position);
// note that the "to" target may be over-shot by 200+ msec, depending on polling and other factors.
}
});
}
function fitterHappier() {
playFromTo(128, 2100);
}
function moreProductive() {
playFromTo(2500, 3850);
}
function comfortable() {
playFromTo(4275, 5200);
}
function notDrinkingTooMuch() {
playFromTo(5500, 7250);
}
function regularExerciseAtTheGymThreeDaysAWeek() {
playFromTo(7500, 11500);
}
function atEase() {
// interesting edge case: flash may cut off sound near end.
// workarounds: use play({position:x}), or specify "to" time > duration eg. 99999.
playFromTo(11600, 99999);
}
// demo-specific hack: assign to the window object, so demo buttons work
window.fitterHappier = fitterHappier;
window.moreProductive = moreProductive;
window.comfortable = comfortable;
window.notDrinkingTooMuch = notDrinkingTooMuch;
window.regularExerciseAtTheGymThreeDaysAWeek = regularExerciseAtTheGymThreeDaysAWeek;
window.atEase = atEase;
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var sound = soundManager.getSoundById('chinaCymbal'); // predefined/preloaded sound
sound.setPosition(500); // 500 msec into sound
sound.setPan(-75); // 75% left pan
sound.play();
|
This will set the position of an existing, pre-loaded sound, then play it.
var sound = soundManager.getSoundById('chinaCymbal');
sound.play({position:500,pan:-75});
|
Note that if planning to layer sounds with multiShot (Flash 9 only), this variant method will give best results as each new "channel" is started with parameters.
If not passed a sound ID, soundManager.mute() will mute all existing and newly-created sounds. soundManager.unmute() can also be passed a sound ID, and performs the inverse either on a single sound or all sounds.
In this demo, all sounds are globally muted and unmuted a few times. Different parameters are used to help audibly separate the sounds.
soundManager.mute(); // mute all sounds
soundManager.createSound({
id: '880hz',
url: '../_mp3/880hz.mp3',
autoLoad:true,
onload: function() {
// soundManager.mute(); // mute all sounds
// play (muted) cymbal sound..
this.play({
volume:75, // volume for when un-muted
pan:-75, // mostly on left channel
// .. and clean-up afterwards
onfinish:function() {
this.destruct();
}
});
this.setVolume(25); // new volume for when un-muted..
soundManager.play('s440hz',{
pan:75,
onfinish:function() {
document.getElementById('btn-d5b').disabled = false;
}
});
// once playing, toggle all sounds some more
setTimeout(soundManager.unmute,500);
setTimeout(soundManager.mute,1000);
setTimeout(soundManager.unmute,1500);
setTimeout(soundManager.mute,2000);
setTimeout(soundManager.unmute,2500);
}
});
soundManager.createSound({
id: '880hz',
url: '../_mp3/880hz.mp3',
autoLoad:true,
onload: function() {
soundManager.mute('880hz'); // mute this - alternately, this.mute() would work here
soundManager.play('s440hz',{ // play another sound to demo muting
onfinish: function() {
document.getElementById('btn-d5c').disabled = false;
}
});
// play 880hz (muted)..
this.play({
volume:75,
// .. and clean-up afterwards
onfinish:function() {
this.destruct();
}
});
this.setVolume(50); // still muted, however..
// mute/unmute china cymbal some more
// mute sound calls: soundManager.mute('880hz'), or soundManager.getSoundById('880hz').mute();
setTimeout(this.unmute,250);
setTimeout(this.mute,500);
setTimeout(this.unmute,750);
setTimeout(this.mute,1000);
setTimeout(this.unmute,1250);
}
});
var foo = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'fooSound',
url: '../mpc/audio/AMB_BD_1.mp3'
});
// soundManager.play('fooSound');
// (Some time later on...)
// soundManager.unload('fooSound'); - release the loaded MP3
// soundManager.destroySound('fooSound'); - destroy the sound, freeing up memory etc. Also calls unload().
// Alternate (demo) approach, call methods directly on sound object itself:
foo.play({
onfinish:function() {
// once sound has loaded and played, unload and destroy it.
this.destruct(); // will also try to unload before destroying.
}
});
var preload = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'preloadSound',
url: '../mpc/audio/AMB_HHOP.mp3'
});
preload.load(); // load the sound ahead of time
setTimeout(preload.play,1500); // and start playing it 1.5 seconds from now
var bad = soundManager.createSound({
id:'badSound',
url:'badurl.mp3',
onload: function(bSuccess) {
soundManager._writeDebug('sound '+(bSuccess?'loaded!':'did NOT load.'));
}
});
bad.play();
var s = soundManager.createSound({
id:'testcase',
url:'../mpc/audio/AMB_HHOP.mp3'
});
s.play();
s.destruct();
The Flash 9 version seems to resume the sound 1 msec earlier than it should, perhaps related to the timing/delay issue most noticeable on Windows.
var count = 0;
var pos = -1;
var s = soundManager.createSound({
id: 's',
url: '../mpc/audio/CHINA_1.mp3',
whileplaying: function() {
if (count == 0) {
if (this.position > 1000) {
this.pause();
pos = this.position;
count++;
this.resume();
}
} else if (count == 1) {
soundManager._writeDebug('old position: ' + pos);
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count++;
}
},
onfinish: function() {
this.destruct();
}
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s.play();
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var foo = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'bar',
url: '../mpc/audio/CRASH_1.mp3'
});
foo.options.whileplaying = function() {
soundManager._writeDebug('whileplaying(): '+this.position+' / '+this.duration);
}
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To work around a known "chipmunk" sampling rate issue with 48 KHz MP3s in Flash, one can apparently load a sound using Flash 9 with stream = false, and then call play() once the sound has fully-loaded. Exactly why this works is not known.
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id: 's-48khz',
url: 'http://freshly-ground.com/data/audio/48khz-test.mp3'
});
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var autoLoadTest = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'autoLoadTest',
url: getRandomMP3URL(),
onload: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug(this.sID+' loaded.');
},
onplay: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug('Starting sound: '+this.sID);
},
autoPlay: false,
autoLoad: true,
stream: true
});
// autoLoadTest.play(); // sound will not start
setTimeout(autoLoadTest.play,1000); // may work with a delay?
Under Flash 8, this case does not work as expected. Even with the delay, the sound does not begin playing as soon as expected - sometimes it fires after the sound loads, in fact. For this reason, avoid using autoLoad:true
if you intend to play the sound shortly after creating it when using Flash 8.
Bug testcase (Flash 8 version-specific): onfinish() does not fire with autoPlay:true
var sound = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'demo14',
url: '../mpc/audio/AMB_SN13.mp3',
onfinish: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug(this.sID+' finished (now destroying)');
// destroy this sound
this.destruct();
},
autoPlay: true,
multiShot: false
});
Bug testcase: unload() from onstop() does not work
var sound16 = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'demo15',
url: getRandomMP3URL(),
onstop: function() {
soundManager.unload(this.sID);
},
onload: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug('loaded');
}
});
sound15.play();
setTimeout(sound15.stop,1500);
Reporting the isBuffering property of a SMSound object
if (soundManager.flashVersion != 8) {
var sound16 = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'demo16',
url: getRandomMP3URL(),
onbufferchange: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug('Buffering '+(this.isBuffering?'started':'stopped')+'.');
},
onload: function() {
soundManager._writeDebug(this.sID+' loaded.');
}
});
sound16.play();
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BlackJesus03-Apr-19 07:33 PM
I'm honestly in love with vbk. Their horribly inefficient copy of Komodo is spamming the chain and it seems alot of the money pouring in is avoiding BTC for BCH. Hell transactions fees are median 1.37 right now that is outrageous. How do I buy dollar coffee when the fee is 1.37 .https://bitcoinfees.info/
Hollowman900003-Apr-19 07:40 PM
It would be interesting to see if the vbk team made any bch investments beforehand(edited)
#Bitcoin surged overnight -- and according to @andrewrsorkin it might have something to do with an April Fool's joke.... https://t.co/5ZxJVrFJht
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It was an April fools joke. Now it makes sense
siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 07:55 PM
Why is everyone so surprise with this surge?
Hasnt anyone expeirence a 20% rise in one day for btc? It used to be pretty common some years ago
PTYX03-Apr-19 07:57 PM
It's just people trying to make news
There seems to be that many if not most people are in bitcoin for the price action. So it does make sense that they would celebrate around normal movements.
siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 08:02 PM
Desired target achieved... now i think we may have so sideways for some time
Maybe we get to $6k first then sideway
but we surely need to make support at this area first before continuing
the $6k resistance wont be easy to break... MANY people bought that area thinking it was the bottom back in october
We break down what it means for decentralized networks and their developers.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 08:32 PM
aka 'We tell you what we want you to get from the report we will not link to so that you can read and think for yourself'
siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 08:34 PM
the report should be somewhere around the internets
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 08:36 PM
that's not my point
It's "Citation 101" that when you quote a document, you include a reference to that document so that the reader isn't just taking your word for it
FOMO is real though, i think we will se a local top soon
then see a move in alts, then boring for some time, then break $6k then move to the moon and live there
REX03-Apr-19 09:05 PM
kmd either holds its sat value here or drops to 22k. if it does it will have a hard time getting past 25k.
on the other side of the coin however...we can easily bounce here to 28k, 32kand 35k as reasonable targets
VeriBlock (VBK) has made waves not only within the altcoin speculator / investor communities — it has also made waves within the Bitcoin…
Someone should contact author in kmd though
Main competitors in the segment of 51% attack protection as-a-service are:
Komodo DPoW, which is a centralized solution, qualitatively very similar to PoP.
@benohanlon perhaps
* At current rates, the average price of one VBK is therefore around 4000 satoshi for these miners to break even. Based on individual users’ efficiency, this can be higher or lower. The above calculation forgoes failed PoP transactions, which do not net any reward. Based on discussions
As shown in the graph below, the costs of VeriBlock Proof of Proof have been steadily growing since High Noon testnet launch.*
Crazy mining returns at a ieo price of 12k tbh
Vertigo03-Apr-19 09:15 PM
Litecoin $91....
Cryptoon03-Apr-19 09:15 PM
Or wait was it 1.2k sats
In Komodo, which is a system very similar to Delegated Proof of Stake, the Notary nodes automatically put their OP_RETURN proofs into the Bitcoin blockchain just by the virtue of existing. These nodes get their rewards by securing the DPoS system. New coins can join DPoW only by requesting the developers, who then add the coin to the protection umbrella. Interestingly, the Notary nodes (users) have no say in this.
@anambroid @CarpeNoctom Some clear errors regarding @KomodoPlatform’s dPoW in the article. Dont think you understand how dPoW works, I invite you to read their whitepaper.
p.03-Apr-19 09:23 PM
@REX NO ONE IS BUYING
actionslacks03-Apr-19 09:24 PM
Argh No one on dp will sell kmd near market
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 09:25 PM
No one on dp will sell kmd near market
Maybe because the market is closed and offline?
actionslacks03-Apr-19 09:26 PM
no earlier, I'll hit it when it's back up. Binance is still waiting for my blood sample
Caglio03-Apr-19 09:26 PM
Hey room, I was thinking, maybe some of you want to sponsor my gambling addiction
If yes, your donations are welcome ( :
I also do cam shows
Vertigo03-Apr-19 09:28 PM
At least KMD is 1000% up from ico
actionslacks03-Apr-19 09:28 PM
I would guess that depends on a number of things. You don't really strike me as a hot chick though @Caglio so I'll have to pass.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 09:31 PM
At least KMD is 1000% up from ico
That matters to like 0.00001% of us
Vertigo03-Apr-19 09:31 PM
Lol yup
actionslacks03-Apr-19 09:32 PM
I need at least 8000% to even get my attention. crypto ruins all sense of perspective
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 09:43 PM
"magic interwez money"
siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 10:15 PM
Public relatuons agency can take care of that VBK article @Steve Lee@Audo@jl777c@Mylo@SHossain
@Bitcoin Benny@benohanlon
Audo03-Apr-19 10:17 PM
Yes, we have a meeting with them tomorrow
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siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 10:17 PM
This is the climax of the absurd statements against dPOW... a closed source project stating that they are more decentralized than kmd
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We charge for the notarization service in a very specific service that is proven to work.
They charge you to mine their shitcoin without any type of obligation with the miner
I mean, that is quite scammy.
They charge you BTC to mine a shitcoin, how absurd can that be?
In any case they should be giving btc to people that mine their shitcoin, not the other way around
The point of notarizations is not to just notarize for the sake of it... in that case the notary network would not be needed
The point of the notarizations is to be able to use them in benefit of other coins, to make users safe by letting the coin clients know which way to look if something is wrong
If there are no hard coded pubkeys jn the code, what stops someone from making a farm that is significant enough to notarjze the wrong forks?
polycryptoblog03-Apr-19 10:29 PM
Or just renting to do that
siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 10:31 PM
This is even worse than a vanilla 51% attack
If there are no hard coded pubkeys. There is actually a chain reaction that is impossible to control
polycryptoblog03-Apr-19 10:33 PM
I’m not worried about them, simple math shows that not only are they inefficient notarizing , they are inefficient with the notaries and their pay a percentage of your coin to be notarized is more expensive than DPoW .
Customer, system and service provider all getting screwed . No one will use it
Open source only stops that bit of FUD. Still doesn’t justify the economic model
siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 10:35 PM
Its not fud, the only fud is the one they are throwing at us, attacking us of being "centralized"
It only shows how focused they are in the market dimension of it
Vertigo03-Apr-19 10:46 PM
Man we are right there with Vertcoin today lol
richardt03-Apr-19 10:47 PM
Yeah not much love for KMD during this BTC pump
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 10:57 PM
yea, only up 10% in 2 days really sux
richardt03-Apr-19 10:58 PM
... in terms of BTC
siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 10:59 PM
What pump? I see a btc dump now
richardt03-Apr-19 11:00 PM
no such thing as a pump without a dump
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 11:00 PM
still hopes currencies decouple themselves from BTC, stand as actual currencies, and BTC drops to the ground like the rock that it is
p.03-Apr-19 11:01 PM
remember what kmd did last time it was at this sat lvl
wicked 385
Caglio03-Apr-19 11:03 PM
@actionslacks I am not a chick at all
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richardt03-Apr-19 11:07 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 In an ideal world, yes.
Caglio03-Apr-19 11:08 PM
Normal retrace ?
pamp ?
damp ?
I think moon tommorow
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 11:08 PM
@richardt if that theory holds merit, then all crypto is feked anyway because none of it has value
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Caglio03-Apr-19 11:08 PM
Or day after
richardt03-Apr-19 11:09 PM
Exactly. I think you're on to something....
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 11:10 PM
I think you miss my point, but OK
richardt03-Apr-19 11:10 PM
I think you missed my point, but OK
It's delusional to think if BTC suddently goes to $0 tomorrow that any sane person would still invest in crypto
siu - Chainmakers03-Apr-19 11:12 PM
You just have to live with the reality that many people dont think like you do... that ok.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Apr-19 11:12 PM
You seem to have missed a step in the middle of what I said
and have what I said backwards(edited)
can you name one currency outside of crypto that holds the same percentage of consumer value through a double-stage market?
people seem to forget that these things are supposed to be currency