Week 3 Phase 0
Arrays vs Hashes
10/26/2014
This week in DBC we learned how to create Arrays and Hashes in Ruby. Knowing how create and use arrays and hashed are very important. However, I’m not interested in show that stuff. What I am interested in is share with you when to use Arrays and Hashes. If you want to learn how to create Arrays and Hashes I’ll have couple links to few my cohorts blog post that feel really explain that well.
Array
The first thing you have know about an array is that it store it’s element in order. Array use indexes that start at 0 and go on from there. This is important because this limits that type of data that you want to store in an array. Arrays best used when listing data that you want to be order. List of data like recipes, directions, agendas, and calendars are good thing to put in an array. These list all need there elements to be in order to be used and that’s where array shine. However, what array are not good will unordered elements. The reason why array don’t those thing well because array are not really easy to searching.
For example, let’s take look at the array favorite cities below.
What do we know about these favorite cities from this array? Well nothing really but I can change that.
Now we have array of arrays that list the city and why they it’s a favorite city. So, now what do we do when we want to know why Chicago is a favorite. You’re probably saying that’s easy just print element 1 of the element 2 in list_favorite_cities. But, what if we didn’t know where to find it. Better yet what if there were a hundreds cities in this array and we wanted to access any given one. Well, that becomes a problem for arrays. But, we are in luck there is a better way.
Hashes
Hashes are also used to list data. But, unlike arrays hashes use keys value pairing to store data. So, the order the data is put in the hashes doesn’t matter because we are no longer accessing the by using an index number. We now using key that we set to access the data or value we want. So, list from earlier will now look like this.
Hashes makes accessing data easier because now you get have to search for the key to get the data you desire. This makes hashes useful for user accounts list, appendices, and other searchable data. One thing to note hashes easy to maintain because there is no order that you following.
That’s it for now until time.


Override analyzer in a context of searchExpression with another one,
denoted by a specified analyzer argument, making it available for search
functions.
searchExpression - any valid search expression
analyzer - string with the analyzer to imbue, i.e. "text_en" or one of the
other available string analyzers


This component models a brake, i.e., a component where a frictional force is acting between the housing and a flange and a controlled normal force presses the flange to the housing in order to increase friction. The normal force fn has to be provided as input signal f_normalized in a normalized form (0 ≤ f_normalized ≤ 1), fn = fn_max*f_normalized, where fn_max has to be provided as parameter. Friction in the brake is modelled in the following way:
When the absolute velocity "v" is not zero, the friction force is a function of the velocity dependent friction coefficient mue(v) , of the normal force "fn", and of a geometry constant "cgeo" which takes into account the geometry of the device and the assumptions on the friction distributions:
frictional_force = cgeo * mue(v) * fn
Typical values of coefficients of friction:
dry operation : mue = 0.2 .. 0.4 operating in oil: mue = 0.05 .. 0.1
The positive part of the friction characteristic mue(v), v >= 0, is defined via table mue_pos (first column = v, second column = mue). Currently, only linear interpolation in the table is supported.
When the absolute velocity becomes zero, the elements connected by the friction element become stuck, i.e., the absolute position remains constant. In this phase the friction force is calculated from a force balance due to the requirement, that the absolute acceleration shall be zero. The elements begin to slide when the friction force exceeds a threshold value, called the maximum static friction force, computed via:
frictional_force = peak * cgeo * mue(w=0) * fn (peak >= 1)
This procedure is implemented in a "clean" way by state events and leads to continuous/discrete systems of equations if friction elements are dynamically coupled. The method is described in:
More precise friction models take into account the elasticity of the material when the two elements are "stuck", as well as other effects, like hysteresis. This has the advantage that the friction element can be completely described by a differential equation without events. The drawback is that the system becomes stiff (about 10-20 times slower simulation) and that more material constants have to be supplied which requires more sophisticated identification. For more details, see the following references, especially (Armstrong and Canudas de Wit 1996):


Tests what happens when there are duplicate definitions in separate script files. Look at the console output.


We have a lab in which none of us take seriously, we get codes, explain haphazardly and get marks.
Still, I used to tweak around and understand the working behind every assignment, every code.
On result day, I got low marks in few assignments, naturally, I went to the TA. With a smug smile he gave me another problem and promised to give me full marks for every assignment if I was able to do it.
I think he was hoping that since everybody copies, I won't be able to do it. Turns out he was wrong, I walked away with a perfect score on the excel and a smile on my face :)
One of our professors is super boring. It's to the point that if he even glances at you once, you will fall asleep. Obviously, no one ever attends his lectures, no one - except for one student.
One fine day, I was feeling a little brave and decided to give his lectures another try. I was a little late for the class and when I entered I was assailed by an indescribable emotion. There were two people in the room. The prof and the student. Both had their attention focused on the board. The prof was busy writing theorems and proofs and the student, faithfully replicating them in the notebook. No words were spoken, nothing could be heard except for torturous sound of chalk scratching on the board.
I wondered - just how many solitary mornings has this same depressing situation been played out ? The lonely prof and the dedicated student. I made a decision then, that no matter how difficult it might be, I'll attend every single lecture of the course and I'm really proud that I stuck to it till the very end.
Still, I used to tweak around and understand the working behind every assignment, every code.
On result day, I got low marks in few assignments, naturally, I went to the TA. With a smug smile he gave me another problem and promised to give me full marks for every assignment if I was able to do it.
I think he was hoping that since everybody copies, I won't be able to do it. Turns out he was wrong, I walked away with a perfect score on the excel and a smile on my face :)
One of our professors is super boring. It's to the point that if he even glances at you once, you will fall asleep. Obviously, no one ever attends his lectures, no one - except for one student.
One fine day, I was feeling a little brave and decided to give his lectures another try. I was a little late for the class and when I entered I was assailed by an indescribable emotion. There were two people in the room. The prof and the student. Both had their attention focused on the board. The prof was busy writing theorems and proofs and the student, faithfully replicating them in the notebook. No words were spoken, nothing could be heard except for torturous sound of chalk scratching on the board.
I wondered - just how many solitary mornings has this same depressing situation been played out ? The lonely prof and the dedicated student. I made a decision then, that no matter how difficult it might be, I'll attend every single lecture of the course and I'm really proud that I stuck to it till the very end.


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CASE/WHEN expression. |
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| DateValue
A Date in the form {d 'yyyy-mm-dd'} |
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Every number with a point or a exponential format is a DoubleValue |
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A function as MAX,COUNT... |
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It represents a "-" before an expression |
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A '?' |
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| LongValue
Every number without a point or an exponential format is a LongValue |
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| NullValue
A "NULL" in a sql statement |
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It represents an expression like "(" expression ")" |
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| StringValue
A string as in 'example_string' |
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| TimestampValue
A Timestamp in the form {ts 'yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.f . . .'} |
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| TimeValue
A Time in the form {t 'hh:mm:ss'} |
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| WhenClause
A clause of following syntax: WHEN condition THEN expression. |
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| BinaryExpression
A basic class for binary expressions, that is expressions having a left member and a right member which are in turn expressions. |
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| BinaryExpression
A basic class for binary expressions, that is expressions having a left member and a right member which are in turn expressions. |
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| Classes in net.sf.jsqlparser.expression used by net.sf.jsqlparser.expression.operators.relational | |
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| BinaryExpression
A basic class for binary expressions, that is expressions having a left member and a right member which are in turn expressions. |
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A function as MAX,COUNT... |
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A clause of following syntax: WHEN condition THEN expression. |
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| AllComparisonExpression
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A basic class for binary expressions, that is expressions having a left member and a right member which are in turn expressions. |
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CASE/WHEN expression. |
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| DateValue
A Date in the form {d 'yyyy-mm-dd'} |
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| DoubleValue
Every number with a point or a exponential format is a DoubleValue |
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| Function
A function as MAX,COUNT... |
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| InverseExpression
It represents a "-" before an expression |
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| JdbcParameter
A '?' |
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| LongValue
Every number without a point or an exponential format is a LongValue |
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| NullValue
A "NULL" in a sql statement |
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| Parenthesis
It represents an expression like "(" expression ")" |
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| StringValue
A string as in 'example_string' |
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A Timestamp in the form {ts 'yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.f . . .'} |
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A Time in the form {t 'hh:mm:ss'} |
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A clause of following syntax: WHEN condition THEN expression. |
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Description
| Interface Summary | |
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| BackwardRuleInfGraphI | This interface collects together those operations that the backchaining engine needs to invoke in the parent InfGraph. |
| BindingEnvironment | Interface through which the current bound values of variables can be found. |
| Builtin | Rules employ builtins to do all tests and actions other than simple triple matches and triple creation. |
| ClauseEntry | Common interface for all objects that can go into rules. |
| ForwardRuleInfGraphI | This interface collects together the operations on the InfGraph which are needed to support the forward rule engine. |
| RuleContext | Interface used to convey context information from a rule engine to the stack of procedural builtins. |
| RulePreprocessHook | Implementors of this interface can be used as proprocessing passes during intialization of (hybrid) rule systems. |
| RuleReasoner | RuleReasoner - an interface to capture the idea of a Reasoner that relies on Rules; motivated primarily by the testing for ModelSpecs which specify Rules for Reasoners. |
| RuleReasonerFactory | RuleReasonerFactory - a ReasonerFactory interface which allows rules to be set up to be installed into each reasoner this factory produces. |
| SilentAddI | Interface supported by each of the rule system interpreters that allow triples to added directly to the deductions cache, by-passing any processing machinery. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| BasicFBReifier | |
| BasicForwardRuleInfGraph | An inference graph interface that runs a set of forward chaining rules to conclusion on each added triple and stores the entire result set. |
| BasicForwardRuleReasoner | Reasoner implementation which augments or transforms an RDF graph according to a set of rules. |
| BuiltinRegistry | A registry for mapping functor names on java objects (instances of subclasses of Builtin) which implement their behvaiour. |
| DAMLMicroReasoner | We do not support DAML inference. |
| DAMLMicroReasonerFactory | We do not support DAML inference. |
| FBRuleInfGraph | An inference graph that uses a mixture of forward and backward chaining rules. |
| FBRuleInfGraph.RuleStore | Structure used to wrap up pre-processed/compiled rule sets. |
| FBRuleReasoner | Rule-based reasoner interface. |
| Functor | A functor comprises a functor name and a list of arguments. |
| Functor.FunctorDatatype | Inner class. |
| GenericRuleReasoner | A reasoner interface that is able to invoke any of the useful rule engine combinations. |
| GenericRuleReasoner.RuleMode | Class used as an enum for describing rule modes. |
| GenericRuleReasonerFactory | Factory object for creating general rule reasoner instances. |
| LPBackwardRuleInfGraph | Inference graph for accessing the LP version of the backward chaining rule engine. |
| LPBackwardRuleReasoner | Reasoner implementation which augments or transforms an RDF graph according to a set of rules. |
| Node_RuleVariable | A variation on the normal Node_Variable which support for value bindings. |
| OWLFBRuleReasoner | A hybrid forward/backward implementation of the OWL closure rules. |
| OWLFBRuleReasonerFactory | Factory class for creating blank instances of the OWL Reasoner. |
| OWLMicroReasoner | Reasoner configuration for the OWL micro reasoner. |
| OWLMicroReasonerFactory | Reasoner factory for the OWL micro configuration. |
| OWLMiniReasoner | Reasoner configuration for the OWL mini reasoner. |
| OWLMiniReasonerFactory | Reasoner factory for the OWL mini configuration. |
| RDFSFBRuleReasoner | A backward chaining implementation of the RDFS closure rules based upon the basic backward rule interpreter. |
| RDFSFBRuleReasonerFactory | Factory class for creating blank instances of the hybrid rule RDFS reasoner. |
| RDFSForwardRuleReasoner | A pure forward chaining implementation of the RDFS closure rules based upon the basic forward rule interpreter. |
| RDFSRuleInfGraph | Customization of the generic rule inference graph for RDFS inference. |
| RDFSRuleReasoner | A full implemention of RDFS reasoning using a hybrid rule system, together with optimized subclass/subproperty closure using the transitive graph caches. |
| RDFSRuleReasonerFactory | Factory class for creating blank instances of the hybrid rule RDFS reasoner with TGC support. |
| RETERuleInfGraph | RETE implementation of the forward rule infernce graph. |
| Rule | Representation of a generic inference rule. |
| Rule.Parser | Inner class which provides minimalist parsing support based on tokenisation with depth 1 lookahead. |
| RuleDerivation | Derivation records are used to determine how an inferred triple was derived from a set of source triples and a reasoner. |
| Util | A small random collection of utility functions used by the rule systems. |
| Exception Summary | |
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| BuiltinException | Exceptions thrown by runtime errors in exceuting rule system builtin operations. |
| Rule.ParserException | Inner class. |
Provides a selection of simple rule engines for Jena inference models. Currently this includes a simple forward chaining engine (BasicForwardRuleReasoner). This is currently a pure interpreter (no RETE network) with an extensible set of Builtin actions (see Builtin).
We include two example reasoners built using this rule engine. The first is an alternative RDFS implementation (RDFSRuleReasonerFactory) which implements the full RDFS rule set forward style.
The second is an implementation of the OWL-lite subset of OWL-full (OWLRuleReasonerFactory). This omits some of the RDFS entailments (everything is a Resource, every Class is a subclass of Resource) because those conclusions are general not that useful and lead to rather a lot of pointless deductions in forward chaining mode.
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TrainingPipeline$new( estimator, role, inputs, s3_bucket, client = NULL, pipeline_name = NULL )
estimator
(sagemaker.estimator.EstimatorBase): The estimator to use for training. Can be a BYO estimator, Framework estimator or Amazon algorithm estimator.
role
(str): An AWS IAM role (either name or full Amazon Resource Name (ARN)). This role is used to create, manage, and execute the Step Functions workflows.
inputs
: Information about the training data. Please refer to the `fit()` method of the associated estimator, as this can take any of the following forms:
(str) - The S3 location where training data is saved.
(list[str, str] or list[str, `sagemaker.inputs.TrainingInput`]) - If using multiple channels for training data, you can specify a list mapping channel names to strings or `sagemaker.inputs.TrainingInput` objects.
(`sagemaker.inputs.TrainingInput`) - Channel configuration for S3 data sources that can provide additional information about the training dataset. See `sagemaker.inputs.TrainingInput` for full details.
(`sagemaker.amazon.amazon_estimator.RecordSet`) - A collection of Amazon `Record` objects serialized and stored in S3. For use with an estimator for an Amazon algorithm.
(list[`sagemaker.amazon.amazon_estimator.RecordSet`]) - A list of `sagemaker.amazon.amazon_estimator.RecordSet` objects, where each instance is a different channel of training data.
s3_bucket
(str): S3 bucket under which the output artifacts from the training job will be stored. The parent path used is built using the format: ``s3://s3_bucket/pipeline_name/models/job_name/``. In this format, `pipeline_name` refers to the keyword argument provided for TrainingPipeline. If a `pipeline_name` argument was not provided, one is auto-generated by the pipeline as `training-pipeline-<timestamp>`. Also, in the format, `job_name` refers to the job name provided when calling the :meth:`TrainingPipeline.run()` method.
client
(SFN.Client, optional): sfn
client to use for creating and
interacting with the training pipeline in Step Functions. (default: None)
pipeline_name
(str, optional): Name of the pipeline. This name will be used to name jobs (if not provided when calling execute()), models, endpoints, and S3 objects created by the pipeline. If a `pipeline_name` argument was not provided, one is auto-generated by the pipeline as `training-pipeline-<timestamp>`. (default:None)
build_workflow_definition()
Build the workflow definition for the training pipeline with all the states involved.
TrainingPipeline$build_workflow_definition()
:class:`~stepfunctions.steps.states.Chain`: Workflow definition as a chain of states involved in the the training pipeline.
execute()
Run the training pipeline.
TrainingPipeline$execute(job_name = NULL, hyperparameters = NULL)
job_name
(str, optional): Name for the training job. If one is not provided, a job name will be auto-generated. (default: None)
hyperparameters
(list, optional): Hyperparameters for the estimator training. (default: None)
:R:class:`~stepfunctions.workflow.Execution`: Running instance of the training pipeline.
clone()
The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.
TrainingPipeline$clone(deep = FALSE)
deep
Whether to make a deep clone.


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ca33304-Jun-19 03:30 PM
@everyone this will be our official chainlizard beta phase channel - similar purpose like the #atomicdex-beta channel.
Does anyone have time for a test now? Plz DM me for access.
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Diesmaster04-Jun-19 03:33 PM
I have time to test @ca333
gcharang04-Jun-19 03:33 PM
I have sent my observations in DM(edited)
ca33304-Jun-19 03:57 PM
thanks a lot for the feedback @gcharang - this is floating into the current revision. @Diesmaster will share access via DM. Thanks!
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smk762 - dracocanis ominator19-Jun-19 09:37 AM
Just spotted a typo -
Congratulations, you have successfully vertified your email address.
TonyL19-Jun-19 11:40 AM
@naezith ^^(edited)
naezith19-Jun-19 11:43 AM
thanks, fixed
smk762 - dracocanis ominator20-Jun-19 11:05 AM
is there a way to revive a pending order? It's in order history as awaiting payment, but cant see how to get back to the cart with it loaded up(edited)
TonyL20-Jun-19 11:08 AM
Have you made payment? @smk762 - dracocanis ominator Actually this status "Awaiting payment" is when you initiated payment with coinpayments but chainlizard not received it yet
smk762 - dracocanis ominator20-Jun-19 11:08 AM
I made one a couple days ago, went into coinpayments, then used "back" in browser.
it returned to an empty cart, so I made another
TonyL20-Jun-19 11:08 AM
Aha, so maybe some timeout is needed
smk762 - dracocanis ominator20-Jun-19 11:08 AM
paid for the second one
noticed first one still on list later
TonyL20-Jun-19 11:09 AM
Lets move convo to #chainlizard-devs
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Payment gateway providing buy now buttons, shopping carts, and more to accept Bitcoin, Litecoin, and other cryptocurrencies/altcoins on your website/online store.
though you put the link You can view the status of this payment or leave feedback for the seller for the next 30 days at https://gocps.net/4xb6nk5aotkd2zy7t2y1xrn0l/
I don't have that ID neither
they only exist in email I think
TonyL20-Jun-19 01:40 PM
Btw payment window is 2 hours
Maybe it's too long to store chain in "awaiting payment" status for 3 days. After 2 hours we can give user possiblity to re-initiate payment for same chain params(edited)
naezith20-Jun-19 01:43 PM
that 2 hours is not same for all currencies I think
there is even paypal option for example
is this good?
basically
if you opened that coinpayments page but did not continue, then it is stuck in Awaiting payment state(edited)
which you can open again from here
and initiated ones, check your inbox for coinpayments email
that email has the continue paying link
or status whatever
and if it times out at coinpayments side, then user needs to go through chain creation again
TonyL20-Jun-19 01:46 PM
imo it looks good - since there is possiblity to initiate payment if user accidently closed coinpayments tab but haven't sent funds (Pay with coinpayments button on picture) and also instruction where to find information where to get information if funds were sent
Sad that its not possible to generate same link for payment status page as coinpayments sending in email
naezith20-Jun-19 01:51 PM
@ca333 coinpayments support requires login, can you ask them if this is possible?
they send an email with view transaction status & continue
url
and I need to construct the same url
I have transaction ID but not the viewing key
naezith20-Jun-19 02:00 PM
I checked again @TonyL some transactions don't send that 'failed/timed out' notification
naezith20-Jun-19 02:33 PM
update
- Did some minor changes which might have fixed "ERROR: No 'merchant' set in the button!" error.
- All status icons in Create Chain page are grey by default now.
- Added Pay with CoinPayments button to Orders page, allows user to initiate payment for orders with "Awaiting Payment" state.
- Cart redirects to orders page if it's empty.
can someone test that pay button in orders page
TonyL20-Jun-19 02:50 PM
working fine on my side @naezith(edited)
ca33320-Jun-19 03:45 PM
yes will check with coinpayments @naezith - plz DM me the exact request
Diesmaster20-Jun-19 05:58 PM
where can I get my wallet?
for my just made coin
smk762 - dracocanis ominator21-Jun-19 09:22 AM
revived the awaiting payment order and made payment (edited)
now pending payment, will advise once
been pretty much 3 days tho, could be that
TonyL21-Jun-19 10:45 AM
@naezith could you please check why chain from screenshot above have "Launch failed" status?
naezith21-Jun-19 10:48 AM
will do
An error occurred (InstanceLimitExceeded) when calling the RunInstances operation: Your quota allows for 0 more running instance(s). You requested at least 1
our current amazon account allows only 20 servers to be live at the same time
jl777c21-Jun-19 10:50 AM
@ca333 this seems a very severe limitation
naezith21-Jun-19 10:51 AM
there are 3 system servers
+
hmm two pubkey1 chains at the same time
that's not good
that's before the name patch I guess, lemme check
jl777c21-Jun-19 10:52 AM
what if we get 100+ chains started at the same time? or lifetime? we cant have such small limits
naezith21-Jun-19 10:52 AM
you mean 20 instances limit?
ca33321-Jun-19 10:53 AM
@jl777c i set that limit.
jl777c21-Jun-19 10:53 AM
so how many customers can be handled?
ca33321-Jun-19 10:54 AM
we are currently using a virtual prices for chain-creation so that our team can test - a chain with full setup costs 0.1 USD for full integration. This is just to ensure that for the case that someone gets the URL wont be able to spam us and cause high costs on our AWS infra.
Once the internal tests are considered finished i will update the prices to the real ones and remove that limit. So even if someone wants to spam us it will result in good revenue for us.
tl;dr - the 20 instance limit is a spam prevention due to the low-price we set for the test-phase (0.1 USD per chain).
@naezith i just saw a redundant chain-name above - did you check that?
naezith21-Jun-19 10:56 AM
which one
ca33321-Jun-19 10:57 AM
PUBKEY1
naezith21-Jun-19 10:58 AM
tony launched that, though as I said it is not supposed to be doubled
I was checking it atm
jl777c21-Jun-19 11:00 AM
ok, so when in production, we can scale arbitrarily high
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naezith21-Jun-19 11:08 AM
one thing is still in to do list: cleaning of tools when the chain is deleted
like the name is being inserted to all those repos, pull requests etc.
naezith21-Jun-19 11:22 AM
okay I figured out the chain being launched twice
not a bug. I was running the server on my local computer too at that time, so that order got processed on my pc too before it was marked as launched
removed the duplicate one, SMK762 creation should run without issue now, let's see(edited)
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yeah it did, cute dog
so there are 5 chains running atm
you can't launch more because of the 20 instances limit as I said
smk762 - dracocanis ominator21-Jun-19 11:30 AM
awse, thanks
I'll kill mine soon, one of the few things I've not tested yet
naezith21-Jun-19 11:32 AM
you don't talk about your dog right
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smk762 - dracocanis ominator21-Jun-19 11:42 AM
he's responsible for my early work with oracles, and I'm not shy to post unsolicited dog pix
chain kill done without issue
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naezith21-Jun-19 12:54 PM
his name is not chain, right? just making sure(edited)
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Diesmaster21-Jun-19 01:35 PM
I got woland coin down, but now I can't create a new one
payment won't open the link
grewalsatinder21-Jun-19 02:08 PM
I was thinking the exact same.... good boi is precious! (edited)


Songs of the Wind on a Southern Shore, and other Poems of Florida
by George E. Merrick
“Florida—The Treasure Land”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1920
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Merrick, G. E. (1920). Songs of the wind on a southern shore, and other poems of florida. The Four Seas Publishing Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.2
- Word Count: 628
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: florida stories, poetry
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A thousand miles of silvered shore.
An hundred thousand treasure isles
—That sun-laved line broad sparkling aisles,
Deep-steeped in wealth of Faery store;—
—Has Florida.
And countless lakes—each one a gem—
That flash their riches to the sun.
A myriad rivers gleaming run—
The Springs of Youth in each of them
—In Florida.
To East—a mythic crystal Sea:
To West—a Gulf of molten gold;—
And both a wealth of life enfold—
And ancient tales of mystery—
—’Round Florida.
And for her heart—an opal Lake;—
—(By Indian name—”the mighty sea”)—
...A Croesus Empire ther will be—
Where league-ward rolls an em’rald brake
—In Florida.
Ten thousand thousand fattened kine
Upon her rolling ranges graze;—
‘Bove buried wealth of Earth’s young days:—
The store-house rich of fossil mine,
—’Neath Florida.
The fairest mountains that arise
Pile peaks and crags in glowing change—
Like an enchanted fairy range—
Loom near;—then fade in tripic skies
—’Bove Florida.
The sweetest brath the fairies know;—
And perfumed deep of spices rare—
Borne from far countries whence they fare;—
Their stolen wealth—the trade-winds blow
—On Florida.
And here the flowers have caught the glow
Of glorious golden sunsets rare:—
Hibiscus—Poinciana—flare!—
Such splendid wealth what land can show
—Like Florida.
And Midas’ spirit rides the breeze:—
...When it has passed…’midst glossy leaves
Bright golden loads break em’rald trees—
Like Apples of Hesperides—
—Through Florida.
Along the diamond-glist’ning strand,
Where palm trees wave their fronded arms;
Are ghosts that hear their faint alarms—
And guard the wealth of pirate band
—’Neath Florida.
Thse men of Kidd’s,—and Caesar—Black,
Who lawless roamed the India seas;
Lie,—bones by chests—’neath tropic trees;—
For all their treasure they brought back
—To Florida.
Far fathoms deep, the turquoise blue
So clear as clearest crystal lies.—
Encrusted there—in coral guise—
Is gold as rich as Midas knew
—Off Florida.
As though their greater art to show:—
O’er buried shapes of Spanish skill,
The coral builders work their will
In jewelled forms:—that wondrous grow
—’Long Florida.
And this is how it came to be
That of all lands—their richest store,
Is part of thee.—In days of Yore—
The Fairies reigned on land and sea
—And Florida.
Of wealth of every plane and kind—
Of every gift that Nature bore—
Each Fay was Lord!—Each had his special store
(—And some gifts then you could not find
—In Florida.)
But some were good:—and some were bad.
Some—’tis sure—were Pirate Fays!
These lived those prehistoric days
Where—e’en their worst were always glad:—
—In Florida.
And from this Land they fared away—
So wild and free—In lawless quest.
(—And all the wise will know the rest!—)
‘Tis said—they brought each captured Fay
—To Florida.
And here they made those luckless Fays:—
(—By dint of threat that fairies make,
When they force and break—and treasures take—)
leave their richest wealth: Their Fairest Ways—
—In Florida.