Liberty University Computer Science Capstone 2018-2019
Learn MoreSonset Solutions has developed a portable, solar-powered radio for use by the 1.2 billion people without access to electricity. The radio is tuned to the frequency of SonSet’s local ministry partners, with the goal of bringing Christian radio to people who aren’t easily reachable otherwise. SonSet desired to augment their radio with offline audio Bibles in different languages. Our task was to write human-facing software that SonSet’s partners could use to easily load content onto SD cards, which would then be inserted into the radios.
SonSet’s partners operate in a number of different countries and use a variety of languages. Our software needed to run on all the popular operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux) and support English, French, and Spanish.
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After viewing our given instructions for the project, our team’s first approach was research. We picked research topics based on questions that arose from our first client meeting. We primarily focused on localization, cross-platform solutions, a drag & drop file system, audio transformation, database management, and risk analysis information. The research provided a lot of clarity for our team on how to begin developing our requirements for the project.
We began with the requirements that were given to us by SonSet Solutions. These included the following application capabilities:
Our team broke these down further into low-level required and desired requirements. Use cases and mockups were created to explore how these requirements would be implemented in our system.
After fleshing out our requirements, we then began exploring how to implement them in our application design. Our app will be built using NW.js, a framework for creating native apps. Due to the modular nature of our system features, we decided implement our solution using a functional approach rather than an object-oriented one. This paradigm also allows us to take advantage of existing JavaScript capabilities.
Lessons learned during this phase were:
Going through the software devleopment process from start to finish with a real-world client brought to life our classroom knowledge. After implementing all of the required functionality, we passed our project on to the 2019-2020 capstone team to continue refactoring, add enhacements, and perform maintenance.
Our team created a cross-platform application for SonSet Solutions. The purpose of the app is to transfer content to SD cards to be played on solar-powered radios. We accomplished this using tools and technologies such as NW.js, LAMP, Git, HTML, CSS, Javascript, and jQuery.
If you're interested in partering with a future Liberty University Computer Science Capstone team to complete a software development project, or have more questions for the SonSet Capstone team about this project, feel free to reach out!


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I made this website with my blood, sweat, and tears. No kidding, I freaked out at first because I thought I was doing it wrong but as I went along and began to really look at it. I noticed that nothing was wrong and I was actually doing great. I used Hugo to make my website, Github to place it as a static website, and Notepad++ to edit the md files. Notepad++, Google, and Youtube were a lifesaver. There is so much information out there that anyone could do this. The challenge I ran into was how to impliment my theme that I had chosen. I went straight to Google for that and in turn it gave me a Youtube video on how to make a website and I skipped to the part that involved the theme and realized what exactly I needed to do and how I could make it look nice. Windows doesn’t allow the editting within the command prompt so I remembered my Notepad++ and realized I could use that.


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Scots plastic surgeons set to battle it out in court over alleged cocaine comment
by Aidan SmithTWO of Scotland's top plastic surgeons are set to battle it out in court over an alleged cocaine slur, according to reports.
The Daily Record claim Dr Darren McKeown has ignited legal action against fellow surgeon Dr Simon Ravichandran over an alleged remark made last year at a cosmetic event in London.
Ravichandran, who specialises in ear, nose and throat surgery, is claimed to have made a comment about McKeown taking cocaine.
The case is set to begin in Edinburgh's Court of Session on January 29.
Paperwork in relation to the case will state that McKeown's cosmetic business suffered as a result of the accusation.
Ravichandran denies saying the drug slur and his legal representatives will argue McKeown has been unable to prove financial loss.
They will also argue that the case should not be heard in Scotland due to the incident allegedly taking place in London.
McKeown strongly denies any involvement with drugs.
He has regularly appeared in interviews discussing cosmetic work celebs have had done.
It has also been claimed in the past that he paid staff with Louboutin shoes instead of money.
Both McKeown and Ravichandran have been approached for comment by The Scottish Sun.


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Launch »Evaluate which of your metagenomic samples you should investigate further to get the most information relevat to your biological question.
A sample application for mapping metagenomic samples to KEGG using the Retina framework.
An example of a view presenting statistical information about a metagenome, using the Retina framework.


Data Scientist - Los Angeles, CA 90079
About the position
Advance2 is a fast-growing marketing optimization tech startup. We’re bringing the world of marketing optimization to the next level leveraging Machine Learning. Advance2 automates data collection, model building, insights extraction and optimization of our clients’ business.
We are looking for a Data Scientist to be part of the Product Development team. You will be working alongside a small cross-functional team of Engineers and Data Scientists. You will enjoy designing, developing and deploying to production data-based approaches to solving difficult business and product problems.
The Data Scientist will be responsible for leveraging their expertise in data processing, statistical modeling, ML, and AI to build product solutions at scale.
You will thrive in this role of you love problem-solving, analytical thinking and combining doing math on the whiteboard with coding.
Responsibilities
- Design, develop and deploy Machine Learning algorithms to production.
- Collaborate with Software Engineers to streamline and optimize model building and deployment.
- Partner with Product Managers to help prioritize and deliver product features.
- Apply Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence expertise to build prototypes and translate them into product features.
- Contribute in creating a data-driven approach to complex business problems in the company.
Qualifications
- M.A./M.S. or Ph.D. degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Physics, or Engineering
- 3+ years of experience in building predictive models using statistics and/or Machine Learning at scale.
- Experience with extracting and delivering causal relationship findings from predictive models.
- Working knowledge of Python and related data science libraries (NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-learn, SciPy).
- Media/Agency experience is a plus.
- Experience with data visualization is a plus.
About Advance2
Advance2 is the next generation AI-driven marketing optimization platform. We help our clients continuously optimize their marketing budget with a holistic approach by leveraging Machine Learning and automation.
While advanced Machine Learning algorithms are often perceived as black-boxes, we strive to bring a human touch to our AI engine, conveying the thought process underlying the AI recommendations with the help of advanced visualizations.


This module implements the Firebird backend, thru the kinterbasdb DBAPI module.
Firebird offers two distinct dialects (not to be confused with the SA Dialect thing):
From the user point of view, the biggest change is in date/time handling: under dialect 1, there's a single kind of field, DATE with a synonim DATETIME, that holds a timestamp value, that is a date with hour, minute, second. Under dialect 3 there are three kinds, a DATE that holds a date, a TIME that holds a time of the day value and a TIMESTAMP, equivalent to the old DATE.
The problem is that the dialect of a Firebird database is a property of the database itself [1] (that is, any single database has been created with one dialect or the other: there is no way to change the after creation). SQLAlchemy has a single instance of the class that controls all the connections to a particular kind of database, so it cannot easily differentiate between the two modes, and in particular it cannot simultaneously talk with two distinct Firebird databases with different dialects.
By default this module is biased toward dialect 3, but you can easily tweak it to handle dialect 1 if needed:
from sqlalchemy import types as sqltypes from sqlalchemy.databases.firebird import FBDate, colspecs, ischema_names # Adjust the mapping of the timestamp kind ischema_names['TIMESTAMP'] = FBDate colspecs[sqltypes.DateTime] = FBDate,
Other aspects may be version-specific. You can use the server_version_info() method on the FBDialect class to do whatever is needed:
from sqlalchemy.databases.firebird import FBCompiler if engine.dialect.server_version_info(connection) < (2,0): # Change the name of the function ``length`` to use the UDF version # instead of ``char_length`` FBCompiler.LENGTH_FUNCTION_NAME = 'strlen'
The default strategy used by SQLAlchemy to pool the database connections in particular cases may raise an OperationalError with a message "object XYZ is in use". This happens on Firebird when there are two connections to the database, one is using, or has used, a particular table and the other tries to drop or alter the same table. To garantee DDL operations success Firebird recommend doing them as the single connected user.
In case your SA application effectively needs to do DDL operations while other connections are active, the following setting may alleviate the problem:
from sqlalchemy import pool from sqlalchemy.databases.firebird import dialect # Force SA to use a single connection per thread dialect.poolclass = pool.SingletonThreadPool
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Firebird specific idiosincrasies
Substitute the length function.
On newer FB there is a char_length function, while older ones need the strlen UDF.
Called when building a SELECT statement, position is just before column list Firebird puts the limit and offset right after the SELECT...
Firebird dialect
Return True if the given sequence (generator) exists.
Return True if the given table exists, ignoring the schema.
Get the version of the Firebird server used by a connection.
Returns a tuple of (major, minor, build), three integers representing the version of the attached server.
Return a list of normalized table names omitting system relations.
Install Firebird specific reserved words.


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On May 9th, 2010 we opened the doors to Fantastico. The culmination of years of dreaming and imagination, Fantastico was a minimalist modern vision that put the focal point on the cuisine and dining as an experience. Till these years pur resturant has become a successful and quite popular among the citizens here and all credit goes to our dedicated and smart team. Fantastico believes that consumers experiences are critical proposition which leads to sustained growth of a business. Building on this basic pillar, a positive consumers experience can build brand, loyalty and affinity, evangelize the food-tech product or service, leaving behind a positive customer review to develop a retention in the business revenue model. Following are our resturant's features that has helped us in every single way to reach here :)..


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I am a 17 year old programmer who has been working with severall diffrent languages such as PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Java. I am also familiar with Ruby, Python and NodeJS, but I have not and do not use it very much. I have been interested in computers since 2010, but started programming and learning about computers activly since 2011. On the Internet I am also known as "Joarc".


The Radio
By: Gregory Osagie
"I heard on the radio last night that.....,"
"Is the ball game on the radio today?"
"Ham radio reports from the earthquake devastated region indicate....,"
"The pilot radioed for help as his striken plane....,"
THe RADIO INDUSTRY
330+ Private FM Stations
Community Radio
- Father of "Radio"
- Invented Electrode Vacuum Tube
- Pioneer in the development of sound-on-film recording used for motion pictures
- (1916) First Presidential Election reported by Radio
- 1873 - 1961
Lee De Forest
- Derived from the Latin word "radius," meaning "spoke of a wheel, beam of light, ray"
"If all a radio did was just to make or respond to radio waves it would be a very fascinating scientific curiosity, but maybe only a little more than that."
- Technology of using radio waves to carry information
Let's Try This....How Vital is a Radio?
"Try to make a list of as many different ways you can think of for one person to communicate with another person"
"How many of those ways require the two people to be close to one another?"
"For which kinds of communication may the persons be far apart?"
"Which one happen right away, and which may take hours or even days or weeks? "
- Transmitter and Modulation
- Antenna
- Propagation
- Resonance
- Receiver and Demodulation
Departments in a Radio Station
- Production
- Marketing and Sales
- Accounts/ Finance
- Administration
- "Howard Stern is a brown belt in Japanese Shotokan Karate"
- "FM radio made its first appearance in 1939"
- "62% of shoppers are listening to the radio anaverage of 14 minutes prior to shopping"
- "Officialy, from 1922 - 1971, you could not listen to radio in the UK without a license"
Radio Today
"Over 44000 radio stations"
References
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_radio
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio
- http://www.bro.lsu.edu/radio/Classroom/01.What%20is%20a%20Radio/what_is_a_radio.html
- http://www.radiodirect.com/radio-fun-facts/
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_de_Forest
- https://www.famousscientists.org/lee-de-forest/
- http://familypsalms.com/organizational-structure-radio-station-setup/


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We at Graphic Chaos are devoted to meeting the needs of our clients. Working closely with what the client and accoplishing what is needed is our goal in every project we do. Our staff consists of several differnt backgrounds and specialties and are understanding to the needs of our client. So what does Graphic Chaos offer? Solutions! We are ready for whatever project in multimedia is needed. From graphic design to webdesign and marketing we can provide you with the tools and product to make your business soar. From Game design to video production from content distribution to one of the most important aspect of a website SEO or Search Engine Optimization. We provide you with solutions that makes sure that your product is recognized. |
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| advertising- Want to show potential customers what you have to offer? See how we can design an advertising campain that will bring costumers from a far to you. We will develop a plan through the use of several forms of multimedia such as television, or web marketing, that will best help your business accomplish customer goals. | |
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Interface ISyncField
SyncField interface.
Namespace: UnofficialMultiplayerAPI
Assembly: 0UnofficialMultiplayerAPI.dll
Syntax
public interface ISyncField
Examples
Creates and registers a SyncField that points to myField
in object of type MyType
and enables its change buffer.
MPApi.SyncField(typeof(MyType), "myField").SetBufferChanges();
Creates and registers a SyncField that points to myField
which resides in MyStaticClass
.
MPApi.SyncField(null, "MyAssemblyNamespace.MyStaticClass.myField");
Creates and registers a SyncField that points to myField
that resides in an object stored by myEnumberable defined in an object of type MyType
.
To watch this one you have to supply an index in Watch(Object, Object).
MPApi.SyncField(typeof(MyType), "myEnumerable/[]/myField");
Methods
CancelIfValueNull()
Instructs SyncField to cancel synchronization if the value of the member it's pointing at is null.
Declaration
ISyncField CancelIfValueNull()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISyncField | self |
InGameLoop()
Instructs SyncField to sync in game loop.
Declaration
ISyncField InGameLoop()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISyncField | self |
PostApply(Action<Object, Object>)
Adds an Action that runs after a field is synchronized.
Declaration
ISyncField PostApply(Action<object, object> action)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Action<Object, Object> | action | An action ran after a field is synchronized. Called with target and value. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISyncField | self |
PreApply(Action<Object, Object>)
Adds an Action that runs before a field is synchronized.
Declaration
ISyncField PreApply(Action<object, object> action)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Action<Object, Object> | action | An action ran before a field is synchronized. Called with target and value. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISyncField | self |
SetBufferChanges()
Instructs SyncField to use a buffer instead of syncing instantly (when FieldWatchPostfix() is called).
Declaration
ISyncField SetBufferChanges()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISyncField | self |
SetDebugOnly()
Instructs SyncField to synchronize only in debug mode.
Declaration
ISyncField SetDebugOnly()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISyncField | self |
SetHostOnly()
Instructs SyncField to synchronize only if it's invoked by the host.
Declaration
ISyncField SetHostOnly()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISyncField | self |
SetVersion(Int32)
Declaration
ISyncField SetVersion(int version)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | version |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISyncField | self |
Watch(Object, Object)
Declaration
void Watch(object target = null, object index = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Object | target | An object of type set in the ISyncField. Set to null if you're watching a static field. |
| Object | index | Index in the field path set in ISyncField. |


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A crown is a pre fabricated cap, molded to your tooth and supposed to fit perfectly on your existing tooth. Think of it as a solid and strong covering, that will protect the underlying tooth from the forces of chewing, grinding etc.
Usually crowns are placed on tooth that have undergone root canal treatments. This is required, as the tooth after a root canal procedure doesn't have as much strength as a natural tooth and its likely to split or break.
When crafted from today's high-tech porcelains (dental ceramics), crowns are virtually indistinguishable and will operate as well as a natural teeth. They can even be designed to improve upon a tooth's original appearance.More info at wikipedia
There are other materials besides porcelain that can be used to make dental crowns, depending on what qualities are most important. For durability, cast gold can't be beat. However, this is not always the most aesthetic choice especially towards the front of the mouth and because of prohibitive cost.
Other possibilities include porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns (PFM), which have a metal interior for strength and a porcelain exterior for a more natural appearance; another choice is all-porcelain crowns with zirconia, representing the strongest ceramic. Zirconia is the latest innovation and is known be the material of choice with most dental labs.
Crowning tooth will usually take two visits.
On your first visit, your tooth is prepared to receive its new crown. After the tooth is prepared, impressions of your teeth are taken, either digitally or with reliable, putty-like impression materials, and sent to the dental laboratory.
The lab will then use the impression to make models of your teeth to manufacture the crown.
The models will serve as guides to the highly skilled lab technicians, who will ensure that your new crown is designed to enhance your smile and function well within your bite.
Before you leave the office, a temporary crown will be attached to your tooth to protect it until the permanent crown is ready.
On your second visit, your permanent crown will be attached to your tooth with either a resin that hardens when exposed to a special light source, or some kind advance cementing material.
If you have missing teeth, then a bridge can help replace those missing teeth. A Bridge will change your life, as it will improve your bite and also your esthetics. This is done with bridgework, which spans the space of the missing tooth and requires at least three crowns. Two of those crowns will be placed over healthy teeth on either side of the missing tooth; these healthy teeth are referred to as abutment teeth. The bridge is designed in such a way that the two crowned abutment teeth supports for the third crown placed in between them; that third crown is referred to as a pontic. If more than one tooth is missing, more crowns will be needed to bridge the gap in between the abutment teeth.
Answer is yes. The number of abutment teeth necessary to replace missing teeth is influenced by the number of missing teeth, the size and length of the abutment tooth roots, the amount of bone support each abutment tooth has, as well as where in the mouth the missing tooth is located. For example, if you have three missing teeth, four abutment teeth may be necessary, thereby creating a seven-tooth bridge. Engineering and designing of the bridge requires an understanding of how to replace teeth, as well as the biology of the supporting gum and bone tissue.
Crowns and bridgework require the same conscientious care as your natural teeth. Be sure to brush and floss between all of your teeth restored and natural every day to reduce the buildup of dental plaque.
When you have crowns, it is even more important to maintain your regular schedule of cleanings at the dental office. Avoid using your teeth as tools (to open packages, for example). If you have a grinding habit, wearing a night guard would be a good idea to protect your teeth and your investment.
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2018-04-14: 📚 Finished All Systems Red: The Murderbot Diaries this morning....
2018-04-14: Oregon Rainbows I have said it before, and I will say it...
2018-04-13: Old stomping grounds: vimeo.com/264550515
2018-04-12: I remember a time when I used this daily.
2018-04-11: I remember a time when I actually rode these…outside even…instead...
2018-04-11: The season nears
2018-04-10: Speaking of games from my past…I have such fond memories...
2018-04-10: This is the greatest discovery ever: www.libsdl.org/projects/… Game play is...
2018-04-07: Making a votive: photos.app.goo.gl/2buCGpNh2…
2018-04-07: Olivia Beach
2018-04-07: Roads End in Lincoln City, OR
2018-04-06: Another tasty ginger beer…with bourbon (like Buffalo Trace)
2018-04-04: Ordered a beer that apparently was at the end of...
2018-04-03: Who remembers geocaching with one of these high-tech gadgets?
2018-03-31: Hehe
2018-03-30: Olivia Beach, Lincoln City, Oregon. vimeo.com/262491316
2018-03-28: A little ride to jumpstart vacation
2018-03-28: Certainly two frameworks with different goals, but my initial impression...
2018-03-28: Those people putting a video or two together (for fun)...
2018-03-27: Spent the evening playing with AWS Lamba. Roles/Policies gave me...
2018-03-26: I don’t expect anyone other than possibly family members to...
2018-03-24: Bloody Maria to wash down a breakfast burrito from Taco...
2018-03-24: Pooch enjoying last weekend’s sunshine
2018-03-23: Spent about 5 minutes on FaceBook this morning for the...
2018-03-22: New spring tires on the gravel bike and freshly roasted...
2018-03-14: I thought California was sunny
2018-03-12: I give the Upside Down taco truck in Portland a...
2018-03-09: Is It Time? I might as well delete it at this point, right?...
2018-02-22: Oregon finally getting signs of winter.
2018-02-16: Apple: the Interesting and Frustrating For the last few weeks after my son’s piano lessons...
2018-02-10: Who knew a gluten free, vegan, breakfast sandwich could be...
2018-02-08: No doubt who’s dog this is
2018-02-08: New carpet day
2018-02-04: After today’s ride my bike needed a serious cleaning. 🚲...
2018-01-31: How can a dog that gets so much love and...
2018-01-28: Walk In The Woods Family hike in Forest Park today…gorgeous day.
2018-01-27: One scene from today’s gravel ride 🚲
2018-01-26: Whoa…going to be a tad windy on tomorrow’s ride!
2018-01-26: Friday night. Boy is gaming with a friend. Wife is...
2018-01-24: Photo Story Using Sunlit (Test Post) 2018-01-13 What better way to test an app than with...
2018-01-23: Great article, Finding heaven on the Hell of the North...
2018-01-22: So I guess it’s raining this week
2018-01-21: Who’s up for some bike talk on micro.blog? 🚲
2018-01-18: This for 30+ minutes. Good thing it is just a...
2018-01-14: The reason we ride
2018-01-12: How is one to work when they have this looking...
2018-01-09: Currently reading Dan Brown’s latest, Origin. Usually I can whip...
2018-01-08: Since my link got gobbled up between post and get...
2018-01-08: Favorites from (old post) Fabulous macOS Tips & Tricks: •...
2018-01-04: A meeting free day. Liking 2018 better than 2017 already!...
2018-01-03: Snuck out of work a bit early to get in...
2017-12-31: This year’s bragging rights. Better than 2016, but not 2011,...
2017-12-28: 2017, for the most part, proved to be a better...
2017-12-26: Little icy in the hills today
2017-12-22: PDX Foodie Pro Tip: get the Portuguese Fried Rice at...
2017-12-21: Cold but gorgeous day to ride on some logging roads...
2017-12-16: I can’t quite put my finger on it, but I...
2017-12-10: Ellie had a rough day today
2017-12-10: Just me and some gravel on a cold day of...
2017-12-02: Finally able to take the new ride out yesterday.
2017-11-27: Picked up my new gravel bike this weekend; a Salsa...
2017-11-24: Black Friday
2017-11-24: Thanksgiving at the Beach
2017-11-15: You know you had to get up too early when...
2017-11-03: My wife’s collection: iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone X, iPhone 6S,...
2017-11-03: Sad truth: twitter.com/iamdevlop…
2017-10-29: Just bought tickets for the family to see one of...
2017-10-20: Initial Drone Run…nothing fancy, I’m a total newbie. vimeo.com/239194241
2017-10-19: Mother Nature is testing my patience for an initial drone...
2017-10-18: OMG OMG OMG
2017-10-18: Definitely excited to try out the new cloud-based Lightroom CC,...
2017-10-17: I consider myself a tot expert (just ask anyone that...
2017-10-17: I wish I could travel to China as fast as...
2017-10-15: It is time
2017-10-12: Love it when my parents bring bounty from their garden...
2017-09-29: One of those days that I need to set this...
2017-09-28: It’s always a good day when you can reference By...
2017-09-26: Decent Coffee Will Be Hard to Find by 2050 -...
2017-09-25: Series 3 aluminum vs. Series 0 stainless steel. BTW…damn hard...
2017-09-25: The cellular call quality from the Watch Series 3 is...
2017-09-24: If your coffee beans look like the ones on the...
2017-09-23: So embarrassing
2017-09-23: Love the new Portrait Natural Light feature. No edits, other...
2017-09-22: Apparently the black outline is the iOS 11 way of...
2017-09-22: I am not a patient man. Starting to remind me...
2017-09-22: Cannot believe how much grippier the iPhone 8 Plus is...
2017-09-22: No chance I was waiting for the iPhone X…which I...
2017-09-15: FWIW, this year buying an iPhone through Apple’s iPhone Upgrade...
2017-09-12: Not a single person around me knows that in just...
2017-09-06: Last old school thermostat being replaced. Now I have a...
2017-09-04: Super jazzed to finally be part of the drone gang…however,...
2017-09-02: Forest Grove Sunset
2017-08-30: Cold espresso, cashew milk, chocolate, and a smoked ice cube...
2017-08-29: As a long time Cook’s Illustrated subscriber I was sad...
2017-08-29: Lots of ash here in Suncadia
2017-08-28: Continuing our trend of vacationing around forest fires…we find ourselves...
2017-08-27: Today’s work was to free up some space on the...
2017-08-24: Not a bad flavor
2017-08-21: Who needs solar glasses or expensive camera gear?
2017-08-21: Ready
2017-08-20: Another awful, dark, cold, wet day for a ride in...
2017-08-17: Truck has been leveled up
2017-08-13: Exhausting weekend. Bryce had a soccer tournament in Bend. 5...
2017-08-12: After a few hours in the sun it is time...
2017-08-12: OK Bend, Oregon, you just lost major points with me…opening...
2017-08-11: PSA: If you are ever in the Bend, OR, area...
2017-08-09: I don’t think I have ever laughed so hard reading...
2017-08-05: This is the outside of the game trailer.
2017-08-05: So envious of my son right now. He’s at a...
2017-08-04: Have had this air quality alert all week. Was suppose...
2017-08-02: Improve your eating when flying. Did you know: your taste...
2017-07-28: If I win, Bill Draven will finally have a bathroom...
2017-07-24: Seems like it is quickly becoming the norm that connected...
2017-07-22: Saw a pair of these today
2017-07-21: Such a graceful napper
2017-07-18: Horrendous views on my ride tonight
2017-07-15: I think I have found my new remote office
2017-07-15: Cold espresso, raw milk, cayenne pepper, and chocolate
2017-07-14: Whoa, this was mighty tasty
2017-07-14: Reason #213 to stop this selfie nonsense
2017-07-05: Titletown’s Green 19 is the first IPA outside of Oregon...
2017-07-03: Vacation has now started
2017-07-01: We have no power, which means no espresso. This is...
2017-06-28: I switched to the Withings (now Nokia) scale from the...
2017-06-28: Best news ever
2017-06-26: Northwest Sunset
2017-06-26: I approve of this flavor
2017-06-23: How long is it reasonable to wait for someone to...
2017-06-21: Hex’s Raven Medium DSLR Backpack states it has tripod straps…I...
2017-06-21: Oddly I am no longer having issues with the “X”...
2017-06-20: Today’s dog post
2017-06-19: Well crap…I seem to be experiencing a keyboard issue with...
2017-06-16: My least favorite thing about the new MBP. Bring back...
2017-06-16: Bought these for cycling but they are so good with...
2017-06-15: I love ginger beer and bourbon, but ginger beer can...
2017-06-15: Working hard
2017-06-15: Early adopter tax
2017-06-14: And it begins
2017-06-13: Is this thing working @manton? Last two posts have not...
2017-06-13: @manton: this post image failed and the post I did...
2017-06-12: Thinner
2017-06-12: This arrived today
2017-06-03: That time of year
2017-06-02: So I guess June is off to a good start...
2017-06-01: I have been a long time Ulysses user but not...
2017-05-28: Cool “fix it stations” along a local bike trail
2017-05-27: Outdoor breakfast
2017-05-25: In anticipation of The Dark Tower movie I am listening...
2017-05-22: Are we making the web too complicated. “Expectations for what...
2017-05-21: This counts as enjoying the outdoors, right?
2017-05-20: Who names a horse, Cloud Computing?
2017-05-16: Morning Commute
2017-05-11: At least someone is sad that I am leaving
2017-05-11: If you have an old Apple bag laying around they...
2017-05-10: Let’s see if micro.blog handles the photo this time… Who...
2017-05-10: Who remembers this awesome company?
2017-05-10: @manton: still don’t see on micro.blog, but it did cross-post...
2017-05-10: @manton: issues with posting? My post via iOS app hasn’t...
2017-05-10: Apparently I’m a pack rat…time to throw these out.
2017-05-06: Yard work day. Oh joy.
2017-05-05: @manton, I know you are swamped, but is it possible...
2017-05-04: Tonight’s ride ended prematurely
2017-05-03: Yellow Lake #5? Blue Lake #1? Am I suppose to...
2017-05-02: And the better VPNs have very little impact
2017-05-02: One guess which test was run while connected via VPN....
2017-05-02: Another great (but serious this time) comic by The Oatmeal:...
2017-04-29: Yikes, time to roast more bean or tomorrow is going...
2017-04-28: It’s time to work
2017-04-28: Have you tried the Opera browser lately? Chrome has taken...
2017-04-27: I guess if I’m going to take this seriously, I...
2017-04-27: Good read: Hard-won lessons: Five years with Node.js
2017-04-27: Checking out micro.blog. The big question is…what will last longer:...
2017-04-27: What would a social site be without a food photo!?...
2017-04-27: Here we go with yet another blog


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“Spem in alium is surely not just the greatest of all Thomas Tallis' musical achievements, but one of the great musical compositions of all time. Writing for forty independent voices, Thomas Tallis created a noble and imaginative masterpiece.” That's what one of the record companies selling a CD of the motet—chosen yesterday by Poppy Nisbet—has to say, and I don't disagree. It is quite sublime.
In these leaden days when nobody knows Latin anymore, it is useful to provide a translation of the title. I was somewhat disconcerted by this email from Tim Thurn:
“Spem in alium: alium is Latin for onion, so Spem in must mean The world is just a great big. Close listening reveals an astonishing affinity between Tallis' work and the Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell soul classic. For those who think garlic is a more accurate rendering of alium, and if we accept that spem translates as hope, then the motet is clearly an eleven minute incantation to ward off vampires. In the week of Michael Howard's Conservative Party conference, it is essential listening.”
I suggest Tim buys himself a Latin dictionary. The full title of the work is Spem in alium numquam habui, which means I have never put my hope in any other. Tallis is referring not to Michael Howard, Marvin Gaye, nor Tammi Terrell, but to Deus Israel qui irasceris et propitius eris et omnia peccata hominum in tribulatione dimittis, the God of Israel who will be angry and yet become again gracious and who forgives all the sins of suffering man. Whether He, She or It will forgive Tim Thurn's sins is a moot point. I wouldn't.


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Sigma acquires the Peruvian packaged meats company SUPEMSA
June 28, 2017
San Pedro Garza Garcia, N.L., Mexico, June 28, 2017.- Sigma Alimentos, S.A. Of C.V. ("Sigma"), a company dedicated to the production, marketing and distribution of refrigerated food, announced today that it has acquired Sociedad Suizo Peruana de Embutidos, S.A. (“SUPEMSA”) a Peruvian company engaged in the production and commercialization of packaged meats and dairy products.
SUPEMSA is leader in the production of high quality packaged meats with more than 25 years of success in its field, through recognized local brands such as Otto Kunz and La Segoviana, with which it serves different market segments. The company operates a packaged meats plant in the city of Chancay where it employs more than 800 collaborators. In 2016, it generated sales of $ 54.2 million USD.
This acquisition is aligned with Sigma's growth strategy by consolidating its position in Peru in the categories in which it currently participates.


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title: Pickshit game ported to autotools
date: '2011-10-11T20:53:00.000-07:00'
author: Daniel Hilst
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tags:
- pickshit
- autotools
modified_time: '2011-11-11T14:37:04.011-08:00'
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I have made just a exercise of applying autotools to my Pick stick game
Here is the "autotool'ed" source
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Twitch is a platform used by gamers all over the world to watch each other play games in real time. For many professional streamers, Twitch offers a way for individuals to make a career out of doing what they love: playing video games. For the past few months, I have spent my time on Twitch.tv doing what I love: computational physics. I thought it would be interesting to write up my current thoughts on the matter and come back to it in a year’s time to see if they have changed.
We do computational science on my channel. Real physics, not game physics. In terms of programming content: I don’t care about applications, web development, security or any other big CS topics. I only care about one thing: learning physics algorithms. This means that even in terms of other programmers on Twitch, my channel is a bit of an outlier.
Am I an uber programmer? No. Am I a fantastic physicist? No. Am I a good streamer? Not really. Why do people watch? I don’t really know, but I like to think that we learn things every day on my channel.
I know one thing for certain: I enjoy coding physics algorithms, and I think that shows in my channel.
Quite frankly, I have come to find out that the material we cover on my channel is difficult to understand. I do my best to describe things in simple terms, without jargon or unnecessary physics; however, the concepts of programming and the concepts of physics are both difficult in their own right. When combined, they evolve into an utterly incomprehensible nightmare.
That said, at this point in my life, I cannot say there is anything I enjoy doing more than just sitting back and learning some new physics algorithms. In this way, my channel provides a perfect creative outlet; however, there is one question that haunts every single stream:
So, let’s say you are streaming a video game or being creative in some way on twitch. Viewers will come in and out all the time and some of them will ask questions. How are you? What are you doing? Are you going to play / work on X in the future? These are all questions you might expect. One question you might not expect is: Why are you doing this?

In my case, though, people come to my channel all the time and ask what the program is for and when it will be used in the future. Every time I get this question, I am somewhat taken aback. There are a number of true responses I could give:
The truth is programming is like any other form of creative expression. It takes time to master. If you do not spend the time to learn your own techniques and develop your own style, you are going to have trouble if you ever want to turn programming into a career. In this way, it makes sense that I practice programming by working on algorithms that will eventually become relevant to my research.
 Why can there not be programmers who enjoy programming for programming’s sake?
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params.csv¶
All fields explained in the following; replace [key] with ‘flux’/’rv’ and [inst] with the name of your instrument (e.g. ‘TESS’/’HARPS’):
Columns explained¶
name
The name of the parameter, often decorated with [key] and [inst]. See ‘rows explained’ for a full list of all possible parameters.
value
The initial guess value. This is needed to make an initial guess plot, initiate the MCMC walkers, to shift the epoch (if shift_epoch in settings.csv is True), or to mask out out-of-transit photometry (if fast_fit in settings.csv is True).
fit
Do you want to fit or freeze this parameter? This can have two values:
0: You want to freeze this value to the one given in the column value.
1: You want to sample/fit for this value.
bounds
The bounds of the fit. This can have the following values:
uniform a b: a uniform prior ranging from a to b
normal mu sigma: a normal prior with mean mu and standard deviation sigma
trunc_normal a b mu sigma: a truncated normal prior with mean mu and standard deviation sigma, truncated to a range from a to b
label
The labels of each parameter (for the output plots and tables).
unit
The units of each parameter (for the output plots and tables).
coupled_with
Optional column. For example, if you have two files TESS1 and TESS2, and you want to couple their error scaling sampling, you can set log_err_flux_TESS1 as usual, and leave all rows of log_err_flux_TESS2 empty besides for its column coupled_with, in which you can then write log_err_flux_TESS1. allesfitter will not sample for the parameter of log_err_flux_TESS2, but instead copy the value of log_err_flux_TESS1 at every sampling step. In summary, you will only sample for one parameter, and the other will mirror it.
truth
Optional column. If given, you can give all the ‘true values’ of the parameters (where known), and they will be marked in the output corner plots and trace plots.
Rows explained¶
Astrophysical params per planet:¶
[tbd]
Limb darkening coefficients per instrument¶
[tbd]
Host star variability:¶
[tbd]
Errors (white noise scaling) per instrument:¶
[tbd]
Baselines per instrument:¶
(If you use the hybrid_* versions in settings.csv, the baseline parameters will be automatically optimized at every step in the sampling. If you use the sample_* options in settings.csv, they get sampled as every other paramter.)
baseline_offset_[key]_[inst]
:This is needed if you selected
sample_offset
in settings.csv.
baseline_offset_[key]_[inst]
andbaseline_slope_[key]_[inst]
:These are needed if you selected
sample_linear
in settings.csv. (Note if you want to physically interpret the slope result: to calculate the slope, the center point of the line fit per instrument will be put in the middle of the time stamps, and the time array will be normalized to 0 to 1.)
baseline_gp_real_lna_[key]_[inst]
andbaseline_gp_real_lnc_[key]_[inst]
:These are needed if you selected
sample_GP_real
in settings.csv.
baseline_gp_complex_lna_[key]_[inst]
,baseline_gp_complex_lnb_[key]_[inst]
,baseline_gp_complex_lnc_[key]_[inst]
andbaseline_gp_complex_lnd_[key]_[inst]
:These are needed if you selected
sample_GP_complex
in settings.csv.
baseline_gp_matern32_lnsigma_[key]_[inst]
andbaseline_gp_matern32_lnrho_[key]_[inst]
:These are needed if you selected
sample_GP_Matern32
in settings.csv. lnsigma is the characteristic amplitude of the GP. lnrho is the characteristic length scale of the GP.
baseline_gp_sho_lnS0_[key]_[inst]
: …baseline_gp_sho_lnQ_[key]_[inst]
: …baseline_gp_sho_lnomega0_[key]_[inst]
: ln(omega0) relates to the rotation period as follows: P_rot = (2*pi) / exp(lnomega0). Hence, if you have a prior on the rotation period, you can set lnomega0 as follows: lnomega0 = ln( (2*pi) / P_rot ).These are all needed if you selected
sample_GP_SHO
in settings.csv.
Note
For all sample_GP_* options, you can always optionally add baseline_gp_offset_[key]_[inst]
, in which case the GP mean is set to this parameter (rather than assumed to be 0). Note that the GP is constrained on the residuals (data-model), so typically the GP mean is 0; but, for example, if you need to sample for the systemic velocity of your RV data, you will need this.


GTM Translation addresses for Generic Host objects
A reading of the F5’s Configuring BIG-IP GTM server objects for BIG-IP devices that reside behind a firewall NAT might lead one to believe that translation addresses for non BIG-IP server objects would have a similar effect as they do for BIG-IP objects. However, translation addresses are ONLY supported by BIG-IP objects when using iQuery or the “bigip” health monitor in GTM. The translation-address and translation-port configuration options have no impact on generic host or any other non-iquery monitored server or virtual server object.
This can be frustrating, the user experience for this configuration is honestly pretty awful in the F5 web interface. One would think that if translation addresses did nothing for non-iquery monitored server objects then the GUI & configuration objects would not allow their configuration which only causes further confusion.
For an overview of split DNS configuration on the GTM see: Spit DNS with GTM
Broken Configuration
The configuration below does not work as one might expect.
One likely expects the GTM to issue the following health monitors:
-
gateway_icmp to <IP_ADDRESS> the server object address.
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tcp_half_open to <IP_ADDRESS>:80 for the “GenericServer01-internal” virtual server object.
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tcp_half_open to <IP_ADDRESS>:80 for the “GenericServer01-external” virtual server object, due to the inclusion of the translation-address & translation-port.
However what actually happens is as follows:
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gateway_icmp to <IP_ADDRESS> the server object address.
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tcp_half_open to <IP_ADDRESS>:80 for the “GenericServer01-internal” virtual server object.
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tcp_half_open to <IP_ADDRESS>:80 for the “GenericServer01-external” virtual server object, because translation addresses are ignored for non-iquery or bigip monitored objects.
This often leaves the public or external virtual server object marked down as many organizations do not configure their firewalls for Hairpin nat.
Working Configuration
First, a few considerations, I’d argue the best possible fix is to setup public IP addresses on your LTMs and let them act as your primary edge device. This puts all the management and configuration for your public presence on a highly secure, highly scalable, best of breed system.
Failing using F5 LTM for all external IPs the next best fix is to setup or enable hairpin NAT on the firewall or router performing the external NAT. In an ideal world the F5 would monitor via the public IP address so that if the device performing NAT goes down the F5 correctly marks the system as down.
If all that is not possible and you must monitor the private address while handing out the public address then continue reading. The way to configure a generic host server/virtual server object for NAT translation is to use alias addresses a health monitor assigned to the public virtual server object. This should sound familiar from LTM, an alias address on a health monitor allows us to apply that health check to any arbitrary virtual server or server object in the GTM, while actually having the health check go to a different address/port.
The disadvantage of this configuration is that you’ll end up creating and maintaining a lot of very specific GTM monitors with address aliases for all of your NATed generic objects.
- Note: Unfortunately, GTM monitors require a destination IP and port if a specific IP is used. Ideally we could configure a monitor with a specific destination address and a wildcard port.


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Planetway Japan
Software Engineer passionate about presenting new challenges and opportunities for further innovation, empowering individuals to take better control of their data, including exerting control over their privacy in future, sensor-rich information environments.
Planning and Testing all related X-Road technology which data exchange layer on Estonian e-government.
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| 2 | Banana |
| 3 | Grape |


This version is deprecated. v1.0.0-beta removes 'pi' from the prerelease name so that the initial can be used ('pi' conflicted with 'prerelease').
It is replaced by 'chi': PrereleaseName must now be alpha, beta, chi, delta, epsilon, gamma, iota, kappa, lambda, mu, omicron, prerelease, rc.
CSemVer is an operational subset of SemVer (http://semver.org) that is defined around one strong idea: CSemVer versions are totally ordered, each version corresponds to a unique 64 bits unsigned integer ranging from 1 (v0.0.0-alpha) to<PHONE_NUMBER>0000000000 (v99999.99999.9999).
The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this document are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119.
CSemVer versions follow Semantic Versioning rules and adds some constraints:Syntax of a CSemVer MUST be:
[v|V]Major.Minor.Patch[-PreReleaseName[.PreReleaseNumber[.PreReleaseFix]]][+BuildMetaData]
CSemVer versions MAY be prefixed with a 'v' or 'V' (GitHub convention). This is the only extension that is not supported by SemVer.
The Major part MUST be defined between 0 and 99999.
The Minor part MUST be defined between 0 and 99999.
The Patch part MUST be defined between 0 and 9999.
The PrereleaseName MAY be denoted by appending a hyphen and a name that MUST be one of the 13 values of the following list (ordered from 0 to 12): alpha, beta, delta, epsilon, gamma, iota, kappa, lambda, mu, omicron, pi, prerelease, rc.
Any other name not listed in this set MUST be either mapped to/considered as "prerelease" OR considered syntactically invalid.
The Constrained Semantic Versioning specification is authored by Invenietis.
If you'd like to leave feedback, please open an issue on GitHub.


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U.S. diplomat David Holmes to testify in public impeachment hearing on Thursday
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - David Holmes, a U.S. embassy official in Ukraine, will testify publicly on Thursday before the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee in the inquiry into whether President Donald Trump should be impeached, the panel said on Monday.
Holmes told lawmakers in a closed-door deposition on Saturday that he overheard a phone call between Trump and Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, in which the president inquired about Ukraine’s willingness to carry out investigations of former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
The committee had already announced eight witnesses were due to testify this week, including Sondland on Wednesday.


| DOSE: |
17 mg |
oral |
2C-E |
(powder / crystals) |
I am a 19 year old male with a fairly wide experience of drugs, and in terms of psychedelic substances have experimented with LSD, Psilocybin mushrooms, Ketamine, Nitrous, LSA seeds and Yopo seeds. I am a habitual marijuana smoker and studying Maths at university in the UK.
Several weeks ago, I managed to acquire a sample 2C-E through a reliable source, as well as some 0.001mg scales. Over the next few weeks, I sampled the substance in a few different doses, from 2 mg insufflated to 14mg orally. The latter of these was not too intense at all, though visuals were overpowering at times.
For my experience the setting was almost perfect, just moved into a house with some of my student friends the day before. I had a free afternoon, so carefully weighed out 17mg.
T + 0:00 - I swallowed the dose wrapped in a small piece of paper. I went round the house, told my house mates I had just taken a potent research chemical so I didn’t have to try and explain after I started tripping (its possibly my least favourite thing). I felt fairly normal for the first 50 minutes or so, and just spent my time tidying my new bedroom.
T + 0:40 – Visual disturbances start occurring, shadows forming over shapes and plain walls, patterns forming
T+ 1:20 - Disturbances in my visual field became more and more obvious, a tribal diamond like shape formed everywhere, connecting marks on the wall as if those marks were important points on the shape. My flat mates were hanging around and I started to feel uncomfortable, the feeling of a necessity to change body position, it became difficult to remain comfortable. As the visuals became more and more pronounced, I suddenly felt myself being propelled into what I could only describe as an extremely overpowering “different world”. I was somewhere I had never been before with any psychoactive substance.
Closed eye visuals were very colourful and in what appeared to be 3 dimensions.  The mindset I was in, and the setting of the experiment was almost perfect, it was just too intense for my mind to cope with.
T + 1:40 - I walked around the house to try and calm down, trying to distract myself from the feelings I was experiencing.  As I played, it didn’t feel like I was there, as if it was not my body, the guitar floated in my hands.I couldn’t continue this for long, I felt uncomfortable again and persisted to move to a different room. At one point, my friend gave me a pen and paper to draw and help me calm down, but I couldn’t cope, I was drawing lines which were just making me panic more.
T + 2:00 – Paranoia persisted. Started to see the ‘Universes in the walls’ that I tend to see when I am tripping. Very sensitive to the warm and cold or slightly uncomfortable positions. Time dilation by this point was very extreme, I felt like I had been in a place for several hours when really it was most likely several minutes. I noticed when watching the television, that the movement of people on the screen seemed broken slightly, as if my own vision had increased its ‘frame rate’ to a speed of which is greater than the television image.
T + 5:00 – By this time, I was still tripping very heavily, but paranoia had stopped. This was either due to the fact it was dark outside by then and I had less fear of people coming to get me in the night, or the fact that I felt more controlled under the influence of the substance, I understood how to control myself and my thoughts.
T + 11:00 – Now 3am, I still felt in a very altered state of consciousness, very confused about the day, my life and everything, I decided to get some sleep. Difficulty in sleeping, very strong closed eye visuals still exist.
T + 48:00 - I still do not quite feel back to baseline, there are still visual disturbances occurring on empty walls, shadows appearing over areas and moving across them, and a definite altered perception (colours seeming more vivid and people seeming larger) which I hope will disappear within the next couple of days.
In conclusion, this substance should be approached with extreme caution, trips are very long lasting (I won’t expect less than 6 hours for any dose). I do not expect to be back to reality for quite a while. The experience can be difficult in the sense that getting comfortable and being ‘happy’ throughout is not particularly easy to achieve. I'd definitely avoid this material if I didn't have experience with any psychedelic, as an Acid trip is an ‘easy ride’ in comparison (in my opinion).
It will however be a substance I will experiment with again, but with plenty of free days following it. It was a very insightful experience but even after 60 hours after dosing, I am still concerned that the 'shadows in space' are still commonly in the forefront of my visual field.
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Royal Parks Half Marathon
If you’ve always dreamt of running the Royal Parks Half Marathon, we've rounded up everything you need to know about this year’s event.
Like other big half marathons, the 2020 Royal Parks Half Marathon was rescheduled because of the pandemic; it is now due to take place on Sunday, April
However, it was announced today (February 3) that because of ongoing lockdown restrictions, the mass-participation event will not take place. Instead, runners are invited to take part in the virtual race. There will also be a Royal Parks Half Marathon on Sunday, October 10.
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Guidance
A brief guide to the Charities Statement Of Recommended Practice 2015 for academy trusts incorporated before 1 January 2015
PDF , 396KB , 21 pages
This brief guide, published by the Education Funding Agency ( EFA ), is for academy trusts incorporated before 1 January 2015.
It sets out the main changes arising from Financial Reporting Standard ( FRS ) 102 and the Charities Statement Of Recommended Practice 2015 ( SORP 2015 ) that are relevant to these trusts, and specific transition actions they should consider now.
The Charity Commission and the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator issued SORP 2015 on 16 July 2014. It is effective for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2015.
Published: 29 August 2014
Updated: 27 August 2015
From: Education Funding Agency


| < Day Day Up > |
Hack 73 Use the GNU Debugger to Analyze a Buffer Overflow
You don't have to be a programmer to use a debugger. As an end user, you may not realize that you have the ability to analyze security exploits. After all, the organization that distributes your operating system of choice or the provider of a given application will deal with security issues and make updates available. However, keep in mind that Security Officers apply the same tools and techniques that end users use for debugging programs. Knowing how to analyze a problem will help you to troubleshoot any misbehaving process in a Unix environment. 7.6.1 An Example ExploitAnalyzing a malfunctioning process starts with basic information, such as error messages and return values. Sometimes those aren't enough, though. Some error messages are unclear. In the case of security vulnerabilities, there may not be an error code or return value, because the program may crash or misbehave silently. The BSDs provide several tools to analyze a program's execution. You can monitor system calls with ktrace and resources with fstat. You can run a debugger such as GDB, the GNU Debugger, and watch your operating system's internal operation. In some cases, a program must run in a particular environment, which may make it difficult to analyze due to the limitations of some tools. For example, a telnetd advisory from 2001 (http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2001-21.html) affected most Unix operating systems. This particular vulnerability came to light when a group called TESO released an example exploit for it. On Unix systems, telnetd runs as root, so that once the system authenticates the user, the process has the privileges required to set the user ID of the login shell to that of the user who logged in. This means that a remote entity who can cause telnetd to misbehave by sending it carefully designed input could execute processes as root on your system. On most Unix systems, telnetd does not run as a standalone daemon. Since logins are relatively infrequent (on the system timescale compared to thousands of interrupts per second), the inetd service starts telnetd as needed. This is a simple example of the data stream sufficient to crash vulnerable telnetds using perl and nc (netcat): % perl -e 'print "\377\366"x512' | nc testhost telnet This was the example I used to diagnose the problem and test the fix. If you run this command against an impervious Telnet daemon, you'll see the following output: % perl -e 'print "\377\366"x512' | nc testhost telnet [Yes] [Yes] [Yes] The [Yes] message will repeat 512 times because the characters you sent, \377\366, represent the Telnet protocol's "ARE YOU THERE" control message, and you asked the question 512 times. If you run this command against a vulnerable telnetd, the output can vary. In some cases, your connection may close before you get 512 [Yes] responses because telnetd crashed. In other cases, you may receive seemingly random output from portions of the telnetd memory space. These both indicate that the program did something it was not supposed to, due to the specific input you gave it. 7.6.2 Using the GNU DebuggerIn order to fix the problem, we need to find out where the executable did something incorrectly. We would like to run the program under the control of GDB, but we cannot start telnetd from the command line the way we usually would when debugging most executables. Normally, GDB is invoked in one of three ways. First, to run a program and debug it, type: % gdb
programname
GNU gdb 5.3nb1
Copyright 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
GDB is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you
are welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain
conditions.
Type "show copying" to see the conditions.
There is absolutely no warranty for GDB. Type "show warranty" for details.
This GDB was configured as "i386--netbsdelf"...(no debugging symbols found)...
(gdb) run
Second, to examine the core file of a program that has already crashed, use: % gdb programname programname .core Third, to examine a program that is already running, type: % gdb programname processid In the case of telnetd, we cannot use the first method, because inetd must start telnetd in order to attach it to a network socket and operate properly. We cannot use the second method, because processes that run with root privileges do not leave core files, since the program's memory image could contain sensitive data. That leaves the third method. Attaching to a running process is problematic because telnetd isn't running until someone connects. We'll need to modify our attack script: % perl -e 'sleep 30; print "\377\366"x512' | nc testhost telnet Now nc opens a socket to the testhost, inetd spawns a telnetd in response, and perl waits for 30 seconds before sending the attack string. In another terminal, on the testhost, we say: % ps -ax | grep telnetd 27857 ?? S 0:00.05 telnetd 27859 pd S+ 0:00.02 grep telnetd % gdb /usr/libexec/telnetd 27857 GNU gdb[...] Attaching to program `/usr/libexec/telnetd', process 27857 From here we can allow telnetd to crash and observe the exact type of error that caused the crash. If we've built telnetd with debugging information, GDB will even display the line of source code the program was executing when it crashed. Now we can use our favorite debugging techniques and either insert debugging messages or use GDB and set breakpoints and watchpoints to discover at what point the program went off course. We can then determine what changes to make to correct the error and prevent the exploit. If you're not a programmer, you can save the information and send it to the developers. 7.6.3 Hacking the HackWe were fortunate in this example because we had details of the exploit. That made it easy to experiment and try different approaches. In many cases, however, you won't know the details of an exploit, and you may only know that there is a problem because of error messages in your logs. You can use tcpdump to capture the traffic on the relevant port. Once you can correlate the timestamp of the log's error message with some of your tcpdump traffic, you can take the data sent in an attack and create a Perl script to resend it. You can then apply the techniques already described to analyze and correct the problem. 7.6.4 See Also
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A "Push to App" notification mechanism will let your application know that there were some changes on object(s) in a bucket. By leveraging this notification feature, your application can quickly fetch the changes that occur on the server-side.
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| [read-only] | ObjectScopeGroup | KiiGroup . Return the group that the bucket generated notification belongs to. Push message has this field only if the bucket is group scoped. |
| [read-only] | ObjectScopeUser | KiiUser . Return the user that the bucket generated notification belongs to. Push message has this field only if the subscribed bucket is user scoped. |
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Checks whether the push message contains KiiBucket or not.Syntax
public bool ContainsKiiBucket ()Returns
true if the push message contains KiiBucket, otherwise false.Remarks
Requirements
Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Checks whether the push message contains KiiObject or not.Syntax
public bool ContainsKiiObject ()Returns
true if the push message contains KiiObject, otherwise false.Remarks
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Namespace: KiiCorp.Cloud.Storage
Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Generate KiiBucket based on the information parsed from push message.Syntax
public KiiBucket KiiBucket { get; }Value
Instance when the event of KiiBucket or KiiObject inside KiiBucekt happened. In other cases returns null.Remarks
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Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
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Assembly: KiiCloudStorageSDK (in KiiCloudStorageSDK.dll)
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Soldering and Raspberry Pi
Project Description:
Soldering was one of our last hands on projects for this class. Soldering is a process in which two or more items
are joined together by melting a filler metal, solder, to attach the pieces. I did a few Soldering projects last year
with Mr. Blakenship, so I was already familiar with the process. This year I put a heart together. There were many LEDs
to attach, but the heart worked. It has two outlines of a heart, and they alternate flashing.
Our last assigned 'project' we experimented with Raspberry Pi. We used the Raspberry Pi system, to operate a computer. Built
into the Raspberry Pi, is HDMI, wifi, camera port, four USBs and serveral other useful features. After the monitor turned on,
we used programs like Scratch and Python. Scratch was a more simplistic program to use, and with Python, we typed the codes.
We set up an LED on the bread board, and connected it to the Raspberry Pi, and I was able to get the ligtht to light up. Based off
of the code I typed in, the light would flash with a different pattern. After we experimented with an LED, we then used a Traffic
Light attachment. We had to come up with the code, that would make the lights light up like a normal traffic light. Then we attached
a Sense Hat, it was a diffternet type of board that had an 8x8 square of built in LEDs. We typed a code in, that ran my name across
the board. On the image below, you can see an "e" lit up on the board. I also have a picture of codes below, one is from Scratch
and the other is from Python.


Event Location:
Bahcesehir Universitesi - B Konferans Salonu
Ciragan Cad. No:4
Istanbul, , Turkey
Abstract:
SQL Server 2008 R2 Parallel Data Warehouse Overview * Parallel Data Warehouse Overview * Parallel Shared Nothing Environment * Parallel Data Warehouse Architecture * Data Rack * Control Rack * PDW Software Architecture
Speaker(s): Hakan M. SUBASI,
Abstract:
Extended Events is an extended event handling system for SQL Server. It has a highly scalable and highly configurable architecture that allows administrators to collect as much or as little information as is necessary to troubleshoot or identify a problem. In this demo-packed session we will undertand the new age of profiling.
Speaker(s): Yigit Aktan,
Abstract:
The AlwaysOn Availability Groups feature is a high-availability and disaster-recovery solution that provides an enterprise-level alternative to database mirroring. Introduced in SQL Server 2012, AlwaysOn Availability Groups maximizes the availability of a set of user databases for an enterprise. In this session we will talk about what’s coming with Always On, and how does it help to improve high availability and disaster recovery solutions.
Speaker(s): Turgay Sahtiyan,
This is a list of speakers from the XML Guidebook records. The details and URLs were valid at the time of the event.
LinkedIn: http://tr.linkedin.com/pub/turgay-sahtiyan/15/b46/682
Contact: http://www.turgaysahtiyan.com/
Turgay Sahtiyan has been working in IT industry over a decade and he currently works as a PMC (Premier Mission Critical) Solution Engineer at Microsoft.He is based in Turkey and primarily giving proactive and reactive services with solution based approach to top enterprise customer in the MEA region.Before joined to Microsoft, he was one of the SQL Server MVP in Turkey,in addition he is founder and former president of SQLPass Turkey Chapter.(Detailed BIO http://www.turgaysahtiyan.com/about.aspx)
LinkedIn: https://tr.linkedin.com/in/yigitaktan
Contact: http://www.yigitaktan.com
Yigit Aktan is a founder and principal consultant of DataDynamic and he has been working in the IT industry since 2000. He specializes in HA amp; DR solutions, performance tuning and optimization of database systems with a focus on scalable, performing and secure deployments. He has been using SQL Server since version 2000. He is president of the PASS Turkey and a SQLSaturday organizer. He has been awarded as SQL Server MVP since 2012. He is a regular speaker at the SQL Server related events.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/hmsubasi
The following is a list of sponsors that helped fund the event.


| WVS {carData} | R Documentation |
Data from the World Values Surveys 1995-1997 for Australia, Norway, Sweden, and the United States.
WVS
A data frame with 5381 observations on the following 6 variables.
poverty
“Do you think that what the government is doing for people in poverty in
this country is about the right amount, too much, or too little?” (ordered):
Too Little
, About Right
, Too Much
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religion
Member of a religion: no
or yes
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degree
Held a university degree: no
or yes
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country
Australia
, Norway
, Sweden
, or USA
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age
in years.
gender
male
or female
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J. Fox and R. Andersen (2006) Effect displays for multinomial and proportional-odds logit models. Sociological Methodology 36, 225–255.
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My girlfriend Kitty and I decided we wanted to have a trip with just us - we'd tripped together on 3 or 4 different occasions, but there were always other people there. So anyways, we get a half ounce and made it into some iced tea, stick it in a bottle and we're off.
We had planned to trip out in a beautiful park called Confederation Park. Our motivation for this was this one ginormous house we always passed on the bus and wanted to investigate, not to mention the fact that the scenery was amazing. We'd stocked up with plenty of candy, water, and other supplies before hand and stuck them in my backpack with my gasmask. We'd been sipping at the tea for an hour or so before we got off the bus at the park, and at that point we were both pretty high.
Anyways, there was some really cool weather that night, and it had been raining fairly constantly all day, though not too hard. Perfect mushroom weather, or at least I think so. It all just smelled so fresh and wonderful. When we first get off the bus and come to the park, we're both so overwhelmed by the intense visuals we sit on a hill for ten minutes or so tripping out on the swaying trees, and the crazy cloud formations. Daffy Duck was laughing at me. From here we venture on down to the big house and explore there for a bit. We walk down the path, just talking and generally being high. A kilometer or so down the road, we realise we're now minus one backpack, and one very new gasmask (only had it 6 days :), so we return to where we got off the bus, and after a few minutes of checking out areas we visited, we both came to the conclusion we weren't going to find it.
At this point we can hear a group of rowdy drunks walking towards us, and the rain began to pick up so we sat on the back porch of that big house. We just talked, smoked a few bowls, cigarettes, whatever, and mushroom time kicked in. Next thing we know, an hour and a half has passed, so we both drink down a few more large gulps of the oh-so-special mushroom concoction.
The rain had died down to a drizzle again, and we heard some more voices on the path below us. As we were both squinting in the darkness to see who it was, the biggest bolt of lightning I have ever seen came. It literally lit the whole park up like daylight. Not two seconds later, it was followed by the loudest thunderclap I've ever heard. It quite literally rattled my teeth. What seemed to strange about this was it was perfectly calm before it, and the rain only picked up a little bit afterwards. Nothing more was heard as far as thunder/lightning goes. We couldn't believe there wasn't a huge downpour to go with it - mushrooms are right fucked
Feeling quite high once again, we venture on down the path once more.  We were there for probably fifteen or twenty minutes, just talking about everything and anything (or is it anything and everything?). We decided to move on, and this is where things got interesting.
The last dose of mushrooms I'd taken was reaching the peak, and my body was feeling pretty heavy so we found a bench to sit on. As soon as I sat down, my body was dead-weight. I tried to keep my eyes open, but it was just not possible. When I closed them, I saw the most intense CEV's of my life. Earlier that day I had been looking at some of Alex Gray's artwork, and I saw images of it all flashing before my (closed) eyes. A minute later, they were all swirling too fast to even begin to guess what they might have been. An infinite array of blindingly vibrant colors was speeding before me at 100 miles an hour. I've done alot of mushrooms, and never experienced anything like this, besides on acid.
All of a sudden I had to wrench myself off the bench, crawled a few paces away and threw up everything I had in my stomach. Interestingly enough, that was the first and only time I've ever puked on mushrooms, or felt even remotely close to hurling.  At least it wasn't the undeniable taste of bile.
At this point, we checked the time and it was 12:30 or so, and the last bus came at 1; we had a way's back and had to hurry. After my upchuck I was feeling like a million dollars, so that was no problem. We were both absolutely and completely drenched, but it didn't bother us in the slighest. As we were sitting at the bus stop waiting for it to come, we were smoking a bowl and a cop car passed just as I was taking my hoot. We both saw him crane his neck to look at us, smile and keep driving.
Anyhow, we get home, get naked and snuggle into a warm bed (oh my god, so inviting) and once again, the mushroom time kicked in. We talked for four hours, and I would've bet money that no more than forty minutes had passed. Tops.  That night I came to the realisation that I love Kitty. I've thought I loved past girlfriends, but this is simply an undeniable truth. Out of the blue we said it at almost the exact same time, and we both had tears streaming down our faces.
We didn't end up getting any sleep that night, but it didn't bother me any. When my mom left for work, we got up, made a big breakfast, and reflected on the night we'd just shared
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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numObj.toPrecision([precision])
precision
A string representing a Number object in fixed-point or exponential notation rounded to precision
significant digits. See the discussion of rounding in the description of the numObj.toFixed() method, which also applies to toPrecision()
.
If the precision
argument is omitted, behaves as numObj.toString(). If the precision
argument is a non-integer value, it is rounded to the nearest integer.
precison
is not between 1 and 100 (inclusive), a RangeError is thrown. Implementations are allowed to support larger and smaller values as well. ECMA-262 only requires a precision of up to 21 significant digits.toPrecision
var numObj = 5.123456; console.log(numObj.toPrecision()); // logs 5.123456 console.log(numObj.toPrecision(5)); // logs 5.1235 console.log(numObj.toPrecision(2)); // logs 5.1 console.log(numObj.toPrecision(1)); // logs 5 // note that exponential notation might be returned in some circumstances console.log((1234.5).toPrecision(2)); // logs 1.2e+3
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NcmOdeSplineNcmOdeSpline — Automatic generation of splines from ODE solvers (NcmODE). |
Functions
| gdouble | (*NcmOdeSplineDydx) () |
| NcmOdeSpline * | ncm_ode_spline_new () |
| NcmOdeSpline * | ncm_ode_spline_new_full () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_prepare () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_free () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_clear () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_set_interval () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_set_reltol () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_set_abstol () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_set_xi () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_set_xf () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_set_yi () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_set_yf () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_auto_abstol () |
| void | ncm_ode_spline_set_ini_step () |
| gdouble | ncm_ode_spline_get_ini_step () |
| NcmSpline * | ncm_ode_spline_peek_spline () |
Properties
| double | abstol | Read / Write / Construct |
| gboolean | auto-abstol | Read / Write / Construct |
| gpointer | dydx | Read / Write / Construct Only |
| double | ini-step | Read / Write / Construct |
| double | reltol | Read / Write / Construct |
| NcmSpline * | spline | Read / Write |
| gboolean | stop-hnil | Read / Write / Construct |
| double | xf | Read / Write |
| double | xi | Read / Write |
| double | yf | Read / Write |
| double | yi | Read / Write |
Types and Values
| #define | NCM_ODE_SPLINE_DEFAULT_RELTOL |
| #define | NCM_ODE_SPLINE_DEFAULT_ABSTOL |
| #define | NCM_ODE_SPLINE_MIN_STEP |
Functions
ncm_ode_spline_new ()
NcmOdeSpline * ncm_ode_spline_new (NcmSpline *s
,NcmOdeSplineDydx dydx
);
This function creates a new NcmOdeSpline.
ncm_ode_spline_new_full ()
NcmOdeSpline * ncm_ode_spline_new_full (NcmSpline *s
,NcmOdeSplineDydx dydx
,gdouble yi
,gdouble xi
,gdouble xf
);
This function creates a new NcmOdeSpline setting all its members.
ncm_ode_spline_prepare ()
void ncm_ode_spline_prepare (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gpointer userdata
);
This function prepares the NcmOdeSpline os
and fills its internal NcmSpline with the evaluated ode's solution.
ncm_ode_spline_free ()
void
ncm_ode_spline_free (NcmOdeSpline *os
);
Decreases the reference count of os
by one.
ncm_ode_spline_clear ()
void
ncm_ode_spline_clear (NcmOdeSpline **os
);
Atomically decrements the reference count of os
by one. If the reference count drops to 0, all memory allocated by os
is released. The pointer is set to NULL.
ncm_ode_spline_set_interval ()
void ncm_ode_spline_set_interval (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gdouble yi
,gdouble xi
,gdouble xf
);
This function sets os
interval [xi
, xf
] and its initial value yi
in order to integrate the ode.
ncm_ode_spline_set_reltol ()
void ncm_ode_spline_set_reltol (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gdouble reltol
);
This functions sets the relative tolerance, reltol
, of the edo integrator.
ncm_ode_spline_set_abstol ()
void ncm_ode_spline_set_abstol (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gdouble abstol
);
This functions sets the absolute tolerance, abstol
, of the edo integrator.
ncm_ode_spline_set_xi ()
void ncm_ode_spline_set_xi (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gdouble xi
);
This function sets the initial point, xi
, to integrate the edo.
ncm_ode_spline_set_xf ()
void ncm_ode_spline_set_xf (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gdouble xf
);
This function sets the final point, xf
, to integrate the edo.
Note that if yf
is also set, yf
will take precedence.
ncm_ode_spline_set_yi ()
void ncm_ode_spline_set_yi (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gdouble yi
);
This function sets the initial value of the function to be evaluated.
ncm_ode_spline_set_yf ()
void ncm_ode_spline_set_yf (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gdouble yf
);
This function sets the final value of the function to be evaluated.
When yf
is reached, the edo's integration is stopped.
Note that if xf
is also set, yf
will take precedence.
ncm_ode_spline_auto_abstol ()
void ncm_ode_spline_auto_abstol (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gboolean on
);
If on
is TRUE, the object uses the value of $\mathrm{d}y_i$ to estimate the
abstol as $T_\mathrm{abs} = \dot{y}_i \mathrm{d}t_m T_\mathrm{rel}$,
where $T_\mathrm{rel}$ is the relative tolerance and $\mathrm{d}t_m$ is the
minimum time step NCM_ODE_SPLINE_MIN_STEP. Useful when computing integrals as ODEs.
ncm_ode_spline_set_ini_step ()
void ncm_ode_spline_set_ini_step (NcmOdeSpline *os
,gdouble ini_step
);
Sets a guess for the initial step size. If ini_step
is
zero it uses the automatic determination based on the
tolerances.
ncm_ode_spline_get_ini_step ()
gdouble
ncm_ode_spline_get_ini_step (NcmOdeSpline *os
);
Gets the current guess for the initial step size.
ncm_ode_spline_peek_spline ()
NcmSpline *
ncm_ode_spline_peek_spline (NcmOdeSpline *os
);
Peeks at the last prepared spline.
Property Details
The “abstol”
property
“abstol” double
NcmODE integrator's absolute tolerance.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Allowed values: [0,1]
Default value: 0
The “auto-abstol”
property
“auto-abstol” gboolean
Boolean to set whether or not the absolute tolerance is going to be estimated internally by the ode integrator.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Default value: FALSE
The “dydx”
property
“dydx” gpointer
A pointer to the dydx function, a.k.a. the jacobian.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only
The “ini-step”
property
“ini-step” double
The integration initial step size.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Allowed values: >= 0
Default value: 0
The “reltol”
property
“reltol” double
NcmODE integrator's relative tolerance.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Allowed values: [0,1]
Default value: 2.22045e-16
The “spline”
property
“spline” NcmSpline *
The spline algorithm to be used.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write
The “stop-hnil”
property
“stop-hnil” gboolean
Whether treat hnil as error.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Default value: TRUE
The “xf”
property
“xf” double
The final point to integrate the ode.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0
The “xi”
property
“xi” double
The initial point to integrate the ode.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0
The “yf”
property
“yf” double
The final value of the function to be evaluated.
Owner: NcmOdeSpline
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0


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