/**
*
AsyncQueue allows you create a chain of function callbacks executed
* via setTimeout (or synchronously) that are guaranteed to run in order.
* Items in the queue can be promoted or removed. Start or resume the
* execution chain with run(). pause() to temporarily delay execution, or
* stop() to halt and clear the queue.

*
* @module async-queue
*/
/**
*
A specialized queue class that supports scheduling callbacks to execute
* sequentially, iteratively, even asynchronously.

*
*
Callbacks can be function refs or objects with the following keys. Only
* the fn key is required.

*
*

*
fn -- The callback function

*
context -- The execution context for the callbackFn.
* Specify "callback" to use the callback's
* configuration object as it's execution context.

*
args -- Arguments to pass to callbackFn.

*
timeout -- Millisecond delay before executing callbackFn.
* (Applies to each iterative execution of callback)

*
iterations -- Number of times to repeat the callback.
*
until -- Repeat the callback until this function returns
* true. This setting trumps iterations. Note that
* the until function is tested before the timeout
* delay.

*
autoContinue -- Set to false to prevent the AsyncQueue from
* executing the next callback in the Queue after
* the callback completes.

*
alwaysPause -- "true" pauses the queue before every
* callback execution.

*
id -- Name that can be used to get, promote, get the
* indexOf, or delete this callback.

*

*
* @class AsyncQueue
* @extends EventTarget
* @constructor
* @param callback* {Function|Object} 0..n callbacks to seed the queue
*/
Y.AsyncQueue = function() {
this._init();
this.add.apply(this, arguments);
};
var Queue = Y.AsyncQueue,
EXECUTE = 'execute',
SHIFT = 'shift',
PROMOTE = 'promote',
REMOVE = 'remove',
RESET = 'reset',
isObject = Y.Lang.isObject,
isFunction = Y.Lang.isFunction;
/**
*
Static default values used to populate callback configuration properties.
* Preconfigured defaults include:

*
*

*
autoContinue: true

*
iterations: 1

*
timeout: 10 (10ms between callbacks)

*
until: (function to run until iterations <= 0)

*

*
* @property defaults
* @type {Object}
* @static
*/
Queue.defaults = Y.mix({
autoContinue : true,
iterations : 1,
timeout : 10,
until : function () {
this.iterations |= 0;
return this.iterations <= 0;
}
}, Y.config.queueDefaults || {});
Y.extend(Queue, Y.EventTarget, {
/**
* Used to indicate the queue is currently executing a callback.
*
* @property _running
* @type {Boolean|Object} true for synchronous callback execution, the
* return handle from Y.later for async callbacks.
* Otherwise false.
* @protected
*/
_running : false,
/**
* Initializes the AsyncQueue instance properties and events.
*
* @method _init
* @protected
*/
_init : function () {
Y.EventTarget.call(this, { prefix: 'queue', emitFacade: true });
this._q = [];
// Holds a clone of the _q from the first execution
// of run, so that rhe queue can reset to its initial state.
this._qReset = null;
// List of return values from callbacks. Used to execute
// .cancel or .detach methods.
this._handles = [];
// Force the queue's context onto "run" so that it can
// be passed to callbacks as a fixed context function.
// (Is there a more elegant way to accomplish this?)
this.run = Y.bind(this.run, this);
/**
* Callback defaults for this instance. Static defaults that are not
* overridden are also included.
*
* @property defaults
* @type {Object}
*/
this.defaults = {};
this._initEvents();
},
/**
* Initializes the instance events.
*
* @method _initEvents
* @protected
*/
_initEvents : function () {
this.publish({
'execute' : { defaultFn : this._defExecFn, emitFacade: true },
'shift' : { defaultFn : this._defShiftFn, emitFacade: true },
'add' : { defaultFn : this._defAddFn, emitFacade: true },
'promote' : { defaultFn : this._defPromoteFn, emitFacade: true },
'remove' : { defaultFn : this._defRemoveFn, emitFacade: true },
'reset' : { defaultFn : this._defResetFn, emitFacade: true }
});
},
/**
* Modifies the queue.defaults configuration as a chainable method.
*
* @method config
* @param config {Object} See above for appropriate keys.
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
config: function (config) {
this.defaults = Y.merge(this.defaults, config);
return this;
},
/**
* Returns the next callback needing execution. If a callback is
* configured to repeat via iterations or until, it will be returned until
* the completion criteria is met.
*
* When the queue is empty, null is returned.
*
* @method next
* @param args {Array} (optional) arguments to execute on callback.
* typically passed from from .run. Note that the arguments are bound
* when .next is called. So for example the arguments can't be changed
* from one callback iteration to the next.
* @return {Function} the callback to execute
*/
next : function () {
var callback;
while (this._q.length) {
callback = this._q[0] = this._prepare(this._q[0]);
if (callback && callback.until()) {
this.fire(SHIFT, { callback: callback });
callback = null;
} else {
break;
}
}
return callback || null;
},
/**
* Default functionality for the "shift" event. Shifts the
* callback stored in the event object's callback property from
* the queue if it is the first item.
*
* @method _defShiftFn
* @param e {Event} The event object
* @protected
*/
_defShiftFn : function (e) {
if (this.indexOf(e.callback) === 0) {
this._q.shift();
}
},
/**
* Creates a wrapper function to execute the callback using the aggregated
* configuration generated by combining the static AsyncQueue.defaults, the
* instance defaults, and the specified callback settings.
*
* The wrapper function is decorated with the callback configuration as
* properties for runtime modification.
*
* @method _prepare
* @param callback {Object|Function} the raw callback
* @return {Function} a decorated function wrapper to execute the callback
* @protected
*/
_prepare: function (callback) {
if (isFunction(callback) && callback._prepared) {
return callback;
}
var config = Y.merge(
Queue.defaults,
{ context : this, args: [], _prepared: true },
this.defaults,
(isFunction(callback) ? { fn: callback } : callback)),
wrapper = Y.bind(function () {
if (!wrapper._running) {
wrapper.iterations--;
}
if (wrapper.context === 'callback') {
wrapper.context = wrapper;
}
if (wrapper.alwaysPause) {
this.pause();
}
if (isFunction(wrapper.fn)) {
return wrapper.fn.apply(wrapper.context || Y,
Y.Array(wrapper.args));
}
}, this);
return Y.mix(wrapper, config);
},
/**
* Breaks out of a queue callback's iteration loop.
*
* @method callbackBreak
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
callbackBreak : function (timeout) {
if (this._q.length) {
if (! this._q[0]._running) {
// Pausee first when called from outside a queue callback.
this.pause();
}
this._q[0].until = function () {return true;};
}
return this.run();
},
/**
* Stops the queue, and resets it to the state before the first .run().
* @method reset
* @param andRun {Boolean} if true the queue will be restarted after reset.
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
reset: function (andRun) {
this.fire(RESET, {andRun: andRun});
return this;
},
/**
* Default functionality for the "reset" event. Resets the
* queue to the state of it's first .run.
*
* @method _defResetFn
* @param e {Event} the event object
* @protected
*/
_defResetFn: function (e) {
if (this._qReset) {
this.stop();
this._q = Y.clone(this._qReset);
}
if (e.andRun) {
setTimeout(this.run, 1);
}
},
/**
* Runs either .cancel methods on the return values (or .detach methods
* for EventHandles.) of prior callback executions. This is called by .run
* to clean up event handlers or Y.later's from those callbacks.
*
* @method clearHandles
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
clearHandles: function () {
var q = this;
if (q._handles) {
Y.each(this._handles, function (h) {
if (h) {
if (h.cancel) {
h.cancel();
} else if (h instanceof Y.EventHandle) {
h.detach();
}
}
});
}
q._handles = [];
return q;
},
/**
* Sets the queue in motion. All queued callbacks will be executed in
* order unless pause() or stop() is called or if one of the callbacks is
* configured with autoContinue: false.
*
* @method run
* @param args* arbitrary arguments to pass to the next callback.
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
run : function () {
if (! this._qReset) {
this._qReset = Y.clone(this._q);
}
this.clearHandles();
return this._run(Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments));
},
/**
* Internal representation of run.
*
* @method _run
* @param args {Array} arguments object passed from run.
* @return {Boolean} whether the run loop should continue
* @protected
*/
_run: function (args) {
var callback,
cont = true;
if (this._q.length && this._q[0]._running) {
// This handles the corner case when .run is called from within
// an asynchronous callback. It prevents the next callback from
// executing twice.
// This check needs to happen before running .next,
// because q[0] will be shifted off the queue, and
// this._q[0]._running will be undefined.
this._running = true;
// It's reasonably safe to do the .next here because we're exiting.
// However a subsequent call to .run within the same callback with
// arguments will possibly generate an extra callback. But that
// would be a very, very unusual case.
if (args && args.length) {
callback = this.next();
if (callback) {
callback.args = args;
}
}
return this;
}
callback = this.next();
if (args && args.length && callback) {
callback.args = args;
}
// Note that args are only applied to first .next result -- not the
// subsequent .next calls in the loop below.
for (;
cont && callback && !this.isRunning();
callback = this.next())
{
cont = (callback.timeout < 0) ?
this._execute(callback, true) :
this._schedule(callback);
}
if (!callback) {
/**
* Event fired after the last queued callback is executed.
* @event complete
*/
this.clearHandles();
this.fire('complete');
}
return this;
},
/**
* Handles the execution of callbacks. Returns a boolean indicating
* whether it is appropriate to continue running.
*
* @method _execute
* @param callback {Object} the callback object to execute
* @return {Boolean} whether the run loop should continue
* @protected
*/
_execute : function (callback, isSynchronous) {
callback._running = true;
this._running = this._running || true;
callback.iterations--;
this.fire(EXECUTE, { callback: callback });
var cont = this._running && callback.autoContinue;
callback._running = false;
if (isObject(this._running) && isSynchronous) {
// Do nothing.
// This corner case occurs when a synchronous callback task is
// followed by an asynchronous task. So "this._running" will be the
// Y.later object from the asynchronous task and will ultimately be
// cleared by that task. Setting it to false in this case would
// allow "run" pick up an extra execution of the asynchronous task.
} else {
this._running = false;
}
return cont;
},
/**
* Schedules the execution of asynchronous callbacks.
*
* @method _schedule
* @param callback {Object} the callback object to execute
* @return {Boolean} whether the run loop should continue
* @protected
*/
_schedule : function (callback) {
this._running = Y.later(callback.timeout, this, function () {
if (this._execute(callback)) {
this._run();
}
});
return false;
},
/**
* Determines if the queue is waiting for a callback to complete execution.
*
* @method isRunning
* @return {Boolean} true if queue is waiting for a
* from any initiated transactions
*/
isRunning : function () {
return !!this._running;
},
/**
* Default functionality for the "execute" event. Executes the
* callback function
*
* @method _defExecFn
* @param e {Event} the event object
* @protected
*/
_defExecFn : function (e) {
var handle = e.callback();
if (handle && handle !== this) {
// Skip the case where callback returns the queue instance itself.
// (e.g. .pause())
this._handles.push(handle);
}
},
/**
* Add any number of callbacks to the end of the queue. Callbacks may be
* provided as functions or objects.
*
* @method add
* @param callback* {Function|Object} 0..n callbacks
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
add : function () {
this.fire('add', { callbacks: Y.Array(arguments,0,true) });
return this;
},
/**
* Default functionality for the "add" event. Adds the callbacks
* in the event facade to the queue. Callbacks successfully added to the
* queue are present in the event's added property in the
* after phase.
*
* @method _defAddFn
* @param e {Event} the event object
* @protected
*/
_defAddFn : function(e) {
var _q = this._q,
added = [];
Y.Array.each(e.callbacks, function (c) {
if (isObject(c)) {
_q.push(c);
added.push(c);
}
});
e.added = added;
},
/**
* Add any number of callbacks to the front of the queue. Callbacks may be
* provided as functions or objects. This is essentially a wrapper for
* .add followed by .promote for each callback.
*
* @method addFront
* @param callback* {Function|Object} 0..n callbacks
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
addFront: function () {
var q = this;
q.add.apply(this, arguments);
Y.each( Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments).reverse(),
function (a) {
q.promote(a);
}
);
return q;
},
/**
* Pause the execution of the queue after the execution of the current
* callback completes. If called from code outside of a queued callback,
* clears the timeout for the pending callback. Paused queue can be
* restarted with q.run()
*
* @method pause
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
pause: function () {
if (isObject(this._running)) {
this._running.cancel();
}
this._running = false;
return this;
},
/**
* Stop and clear the queue after the current execution of the
* current callback completes.
*
* @method stop
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
stop : function () {
this._q = [];
this.clearHandles();
return this.pause();
},
/**
* Returns the current index of a callback. Pass in either the id or
* callback function from getCallback.
*
* @method indexOf
* @param callback {String|Function} the callback or its specified id
* @return {Number} index of the callback or -1 if not found
*/
indexOf : function (callback) {
var i = 0, len = this._q.length, c;
for (; i < len; ++i) {
c = this._q[i];
if (c === callback || c.id === callback) {
return i;
}
}
return -1;
},
/**
* Retrieve a callback by its id. Useful to modify the configuration
* while the queue is running.
*
* @method getCallback
* @param id {String} the id assigned to the callback
* @return {Object} the callback object
*/
getCallback : function (id) {
var i = this.indexOf(id);
return (i > -1) ? this._q[i] : null;
},
/**
* Promotes the named callback to the top of the queue. If a callback is
* currently executing or looping (via until or iterations), the promotion
* is scheduled to occur after the current callback has completed.
*
* @method promote
* @param callback {String|Object} the callback object or a callback's id
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
promote : function (callback) {
var payload = { callback : callback },e;
if (this.isRunning()) {
e = this.after(SHIFT, function () {
this.fire(PROMOTE, payload);
e.detach();
}, this);
} else {
this.fire(PROMOTE, payload);
}
return this;
},
/**
*
Default functionality for the "promote" event. Promotes the
* named callback to the head of the queue.

*
*
The event object will contain a property "callback", which
* holds the id of a callback or the callback object itself.

*
* @method _defPromoteFn
* @param e {Event} the custom event
* @protected
*/
_defPromoteFn : function (e) {
var i = this.indexOf(e.callback),
promoted = (i > -1) ? this._q.splice(i,1)[0] : null;
e.promoted = promoted;
if (promoted) {
this._q.unshift(promoted);
}
},
/**
* Removes the callback from the queue. If the queue is active, the
* removal is scheduled to occur after the current callback has completed.
*
* @method remove
* @param callback {String|Object} the callback object or a callback's id
* @return {AsyncQueue} the AsyncQueue instance
* @chainable
*/
remove : function (callback) {
var payload = { callback : callback },e;
// Can't return the removed callback because of the deferral until
// current callback is complete
if (this.isRunning()) {
e = this.after(SHIFT, function () {
this.fire(REMOVE, payload);
e.detach();
},this);
} else {
this.fire(REMOVE, payload);
}
return this;
},
/**
*
Default functionality for the "remove" event. Removes the
* callback from the queue.

*
*
The event object will contain a property "callback", which
* holds the id of a callback or the callback object itself.

*
* @method _defRemoveFn
* @param e {Event} the custom event
* @protected
*/
_defRemoveFn : function (e) {
var i = this.indexOf(e.callback);
e.removed = (i > -1) ? this._q.splice(i,1)[0] : null;
},
/**
* Returns the number of callbacks in the queue.
*
* @method size
* @return {Number}
*/
size : function () {
// next() flushes callbacks that have met their until() criteria and
// therefore shouldn't count since they wouldn't execute anyway.
if (!this.isRunning()) {
this.next();
}
return this._q.length;
}
});


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We were on vacation, my partner and I, camping in California in a state park that overlooked Stinson Beach. That morning, we decided to stay in the area as we had been driving back and forth to San Francisco nearly every day. Since there wasn't much to do in the area besides hang out on the beach, we decided to put a sparkle on the day by taking a small dose of one of my favorite materials, 2C-I.
What can I say about 2C-I? Well for me, it provides very nice visuals, isn't mentally overwhelming at the low doses that I have tried, and seems to be good for providing some introspective thought. Although it doesn't make me nearly as nauseous as its propylthio cousin, 2C-T-7, I definitely prefer to take it on an empty stomach. This morning, however, we had a light breakfast to prepare for the 4.5-mile hike down to the beach - granola and black tea. We also planned ahead and drank plenty of water, as we both seem to be prone to getting a slight headache with this material.
We each ingested our capsule, smoked a bit of pot, and headed for the hiking trail. The hike down was quite nice and relaxing. I felt a slight bit of nausea, and was glad that I hadn't eat more than I did for breakfast, although I never actually felt sick enough to make myself vomit. Roughly 30 minutes into the hike, I began to notice some very nice visuals, and the forest that we had walked through the day before seemed much more colorful on this occasion. I also felt incredibly alert and alive, and the walk seemed effortless.
By the time we finally made it down, nearly 1.5 hours later, the sparkle was definitely glimmering on the day. We took what was supposed to be a little rest on the beach, which actually turned into our entire day. We must have sat in the sand for 3 or 4 hours, watching the people play and the ocean waves rush to the shore. I remember one person in particular, a transient-looking fellow, who seemed to be quite intoxicated. He was carrying around a portable radio, listening to some classic rock, and was dancing wildly about the beach. It seemed for him that where there was music, there was also a party. We both got quite a laugh at the whole event.
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API Documentation¶
Contents
Overview¶
The crawler is controlled completely by an API. Clients connect to the crawler using websockets and exchange messages with the crawler using protobuf messages. The built-in GUI relies solely on this API, so everything that can be done in the GUI can also be done with the API – and more!
One of the central goals for the API is to enable clients to synchronize crawl results in real time. Most crawling systems are batch-oriented: you run the crawler for a period of time and then collect the results when the crawl is finished. Starbelly is streaming-oriented: it can send crawl results to a client as soon as it downloads them.
Let’s imagine that a crawl has started running and already has 1,000 results. A client can connect to Starbelly and quickly fetch the first 1,000 results. Because the crawler is still running, new results will continue to stream in as the crawler downloads them. If either the server or the client needs to disconnect for some reason, the client is able to reconnect later and pick up the stream exactly where it left off.
Connecting to API¶
The API is exposed as a websocket service on port 443 at the path /ws/
. For
example, if starbelly is running on the host starbelly.example.com
, then you
should connect to the web socket using the URL
wss://starbelly.example.com/ws/
. By default, Starbelly uses HTTP basic
authentication, so you need to include those credentials when you connect to the
API.
Messages¶
Starbelly uses protobuf
to encode messages sent between the client and the
server. There are three types of message used in the API:
- Request
- Response
- Event
The request and response messages are created in pairs: the client sends a request to the server and the server sends back exactly one response per request. The response indicates whether the request was successful and may include other data related to the request.
Although each request generates a response, the responses are not necessarily
sent back in the same order that the requests are received. If the client sends
two commands very quickly (call them A and B), it may get the responses back in
either order, e.g. A→B or B→A. For this reason, the client should include a
unique request_id
with each request; the server will include the same
request_id
in its response so that the client can track which response goes
with which request. The client can assign request IDs in any manner that it
chooses, but one sensible approach would be to assign an incrementing sequence
of integers.
The third type of message is an event, which is pushed from the server to the client. For example, the client can send a request to subscribe to job status. The server will send a response containing a subscription ID. Now, whenever a job has a status event, such as downloading a new resource, the server will send an event to the client containing the job status data and the corresponding subscription ID. The client can close the subscription by sending another request. The server will stop sending event messages and will send a response indicating that the subscription has been cancelled.
Protobuf is a binary serialization format that supports common data types like integers, strings, lists, and maps. It is similar in purpose to JSON, but protobuf is more efficient in terms of encoding overhead and serialization speed.
Example Session¶
This section shows a complete interaction where a client starts a crawl and
synchronizes crawl results. To begin, the client sends a RequestSetJob
request to the server that includes the seed URL, a policy identifier, and a
crawl name.
Request {
request_id: 1
Command: RequestSetJob {
run_state: RUNNING
policy_id: d28b379ff3668322bfd5d56e11d4e34e
seeds: "https://cnn.com"
name: "My Crawl"
}
}
The server will kick off a crawling job and will send a response telling the client that the job has started successfully and including an identifier for the new job.
Response {
request_id: 1
is_success: true
Body: ResponseNewJob {
job_id: 0514478baffd401546b755bf460b5997
}
}
Notice that the response includes the request ID sent by the client, so we know that this is a response to the above request.
This response tells us that the crawl is starting, but we would like to keep track of the crawl’s progress and know when it finishes. The next step is to send a subscription request for job status events.
Request {
request_id: 2
Command: RequestSubscribeJobStatus {
min_interval: 3.0
}
}
This subscription provides high-level job status for all crawl jobs, including
data like how many items have been downloaded, how many pages had errors, how
many pages results in exceptions, etc. Job status can change rapidly when the
crawler is busy, because each item downloaded counts as a change in job status.
The min_interval
parameter specifies the minimum amount of time in between
job status events sent by the server. In this example, if there are multiple job
status events, the server will batch them together and send at most 1 event
every 3 seconds for this subscription. On the other hand, if the crawl is very
slow, then it may send events even less frequently than that.
The server will create the subscription and respond with a subscription identifier.
Response {
request_id: 1
is_success: true
Body: ResponseNewSubscription {
subscription_id: 300
}
}
When the client first subscribes to job status, the crawler will send the complete status of each currently running job. For example, if the crawler has already downloaded one item, the job status may look like this:
Event {
subscription_id: 300
Body: JobList {
jobs: {
job_id: 0514478baffd401546b755bf460b5997
seeds: "https://cnn.com"
policy: d28b379ff3668322bfd5d56e11d4e34e
name: "My Crawl"
run_state: RUNNING
started_at: "2017-11-03T10:14:42.194744"
item_count: 1
http_success_count: 1
http_error_count: 0
exception_count: 0
http_status_counts: {
200: 1
}
}
}
}
After sending complete job status, the crawler will send small updates as the job status changes. For example, after the crawler downloads a second item, it will send an event like this:
Event {
subscription_id: 300
Body: JobList {
jobs: {
job_id: 0514478baffd401546b755bf460b5997
item_count: 2
http_success_count: 2
http_status_counts: {
200: 2
}
}
}
}
Notice how the second message is much smaller: it only contains the fields that have changed since the previous event. This is how the job status subscription allows clients to efficiently keep track of the status of all jobs. This API is used in the GUI to power the Dashboard and Results screens.
For a complete list of API messages, look at the starbelly-protobuf repository.
Web Client¶
The crawler GUI is implemented as a stand-alone application written in Dart, and it interacts with the Starbelly server solely through the public API. Therefore, anything that you can do in the GUI can also be done through the API.
Python Client¶
A very basic and incomplete Python client library implementation is available:
https://github.com/hyperiongray/starbelly-python-client
This client library will be improved over time and made more stable, but for now it may be used as a reference implementation.


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You all are awesome and helpful and wonderful people... likely too busy to be gaming the system.
SHossain06-Mar-19 11:37 PM
@Alright i already cleared everything with you in DM few months back if i remember correctly.
Alright06-Mar-19 11:38 PM
Don't quite remember how that went
was it moved to Asia?
FishyGuts06-Mar-19 11:41 PM
Then again, I don't rely on this for income, I am doing it to strengthen the system.
So it's reasonable that I have another view. I am sure there will be vote buying and those people will be fine with it... all involved because "The code allows for it" :P
Then again, isn't the notary node system about strengthening the ecosystem and Komodo and not personal gain?
#decentralizedworldproblems
NNoperator06-Mar-19 11:41 PM
It was interesting last year, there were several very vocal KMD holders practically demanding that NN candidate buy their votes by allowing them to receive a cut of the mining rewards. It is all there in Bitcoin talk forum. P Trump was one whale who displayed inordinate amounts of ownership privilege.(edited)
FishyGuts06-Mar-19 11:41 PM
Dang, really?
Alright06-Mar-19 11:41 PM
yes, many of the notary's rev share with their voters
chainmakers madmax joker's(kind of)
FishyGuts06-Mar-19 11:43 PM
I seem to remember that actually... and then again... we sort of are too.
We plan to give back to active community members...
Yes I see that point, then again, Chain recipients were supporting their efforts to support the ecosystem. That's not exactly vote buying, that'sindirectly rewarding supporters.
That's fine morally I think but some would disagree with that too.(edited)
Alright06-Mar-19 11:43 PM
morals and crypto
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if you can't code your morals, don't expect anyone to follow them
someone code kolo into a CC
FishyGuts06-Mar-19 11:46 PM
Noone came in expecting anyone to follow my morals or anyone elses.
Just speaking my mind, like we are all allowed to here.
Emmanuel is right, I am certain. While I can't code that myself, I am sure finding someone to code CC into VoteTokens is possible.
NNoperator06-Mar-19 11:46 PM
I used a good portion of my voting power to reward the participants of the testnet. I felt that was fair.
FishyGuts06-Mar-19 11:46 PM
Emm - even then, How To can be setup to teach people to vote.
Im just gonna be clear, ANY community or VOTER based rewards post election are fantastic. They foster Community, long term interest and a reminder that things happen in teh ecosystem.
What I think sucks is "Hey man, you got any Vote2019 tokens to sell me? Buying X amount for Y KMD."  Doesn't mean I can do anything about it but I can talk about it.
NNoperator06-Mar-19 11:48 PM
@Deleted User would that make it impossible to vote for multiple candidates ?
1
Alright06-Mar-19 11:48 PM
yep
1
well not impossible, but you would need to send it all at once with a sendmany
it would make any change utxos disqualified
is it worth the effort?
i'm not a fan of changing current process unless there is some dire need
it works
NNoperator06-Mar-19 11:53 PM
Are you going to run Emmanuel ?
Alright06-Mar-19 11:53 PM
you had a year to make proposals to change how it works, and you waited until the month prior to suggest them
start working on it for 2020
Daniel CP06-Mar-19 11:55 PM
I agree with what @Deleted User is saying
1
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It can be but we're just a few weeks out, don't want to be overly ambitious
I'm just saying that in the last year, we've received a lot of criticism about dPoW and notary nodes being centralized(edited)
We need to try to fight the FUD
1
Yeah I think that's one concern, if team members are running a majority of nodes, it gives critics a lot of ammo against us
In the marketing team's minds, the NN should be something we promote far and wide to bring in new devs to the ecosystem, try to grow, try to get new talented people involved
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FishyGuts07-Mar-19 12:01 AM
I'm just saying that in the last year, we've received a lot of criticism about dPoW and notary nodes being centralized, controlled by the Komodo team....
This is my concern mainly and this vote issue is just one giant opening in the armor.
I actually think Team members running on solid platforms can strengthen the ecosystem.
1
They provide themselves with more funding to work on KMD that much more.
Daniel CP07-Mar-19 12:03 AM
I realize that the NN operators are important for the security of the ecosystem so they need to be somewhat trusted but we should also consider this as an opportunity to demonstrate how open the ecosystem is and try to get more people to join our ranks
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FishyGuts07-Mar-19 12:03 AM
We hope to do Something Similar Emmanuel.
Daniel CP07-Mar-19 12:04 AM
Yeah I agree guys @Deleted User@FishyGuts
There have been some good examples of new-ish people getting involved and contributing a lot to the KMD ecosystem
Would just like to see more of that
More free market competition, if you will
Not just rent-seeking
FishyGuts07-Mar-19 12:06 AM
At any rate, we will run for 2 nodes with node rewards distributed to KMD projects and ecosystem contributors.
Our platform is privacy and legitimate privacy enabled ecommerce.
Only 20% of the rewards are going to go to the operator, and lets hope KMD holds these price levels or that will drop due to server costs
Even if nothing changes this year, I am glad that you guys acknowledge and talk about it openly.
Daniel CP07-Mar-19 12:08 AM
You've got my vote @FishyGuts
All 10 KMD
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FishyGuts07-Mar-19 12:09 AM
Hey man if this was Florida in the year 2000 - It might make the difference
"Don't leave your chads hanging"
I'm making no secret about voting a few Komodoshis for @Alright and LAbS Notary node. We're giving 5% of our node earnings each month to them for notarization costs, if we win. While it won't save them, every little bit helps.
Joker, Alright and the crew were used to get Pirate safe & sound and we are grateful. It's the least we could do.(edited)
grewalsatinder07-Mar-19 01:38 AM
How many candidates are ready to publish or start composing/publsh their proposals?
I already have a solution ready
@siu - Chainmakers@FishyGuts ?
Deleted User07-Mar-19 01:38 AM
will be rdy in april ^^
siu - Chainmakers07-Mar-19 01:39 AM
I still need to document mine
Make it shiny and stuff
Its pretty simple. "Chainmakers is the forest gump of komodo".
We have been there on every important moment.(edited)
grewalsatinder07-Mar-19 01:40 AM
I myself from Meshbits team is NOT participating in this election.
And since both our nodes are in bottom, expect us NOT auto-reelected.
But, I wish to support and see this proposal submissions and management as much community managed as possible.
So, trying my efforts/contributions.
It is a Github solution
Deleted User07-Mar-19 01:41 AM
you trust m$ ? :p
grewalsatinder07-Mar-19 01:41 AM
I invite @SHossain@Bryan_Beus@Daniel CP as one of the admins
please let me know if anyone else want to be admin of that repo
@Deleted User I don't care about Microsoft, if the website is community managed and we can audit any mistakes via git commits
Bryan_Beus07-Mar-19 01:43 AM
I am very honored that you would invite me.
I'm not sure what it would entail, and am just trying to keep up with my existing tasks at the moment.
Notary Nodes candidates proposals. Contribute to KomodoPlatform/NotaryNodes development by creating an account on GitHub.
This is same process, I just linked it to Gitbooks which shows these proposals in better way, and searchable
PTYX07-Mar-19 02:03 AM
But i thought Kolo asked to set it up last year's repo
should notaries make the application to meshbits or kolo's repo?
grewalsatinder07-Mar-19 02:05 AM
Okay, copy pasting if you didn't read it
>Since anyone can help the community with non-official website for candidates, this is my effort to help the community
>non-official
PTYX07-Mar-19 02:10 AM
non-official could be confusing
sticking with one place could be the best
it's important that we start off on the right foot and make sure this round of elections is more organized than last year. that means having one point of entry for the notary applicants, one place for users to see and evaluate the applicants, and one place to vote.
grewalsatinder07-Mar-19 02:16 AM
I wanted to show a working solution.
1
I done by job.
I leave it to community and Komodo Team how they go with it
But I highly recommend using this solution over Wordpress.
I just made this change to the webiste, which is publicly visible
Automatically syncs with the Gitbook
It does not matter if I edit it or someone from the community edits it.
All changes are visible on public Git commits
I don't think if anyone messes with this process, that person can just get away with it without taking their actions responsibility.
Hence my preference of Github websites


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Introduction¶
Urban Computing ToolBox is a package providing spatial-temporal predicting models. It contains both conventional models and state-of-art models.
Currently the package supported the following models: (Details)
ARIMA
DCRNN
DeepST
GeoMAN
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STMeta
XGBoost
UCTB is a flexible and open package. You can use the data we provided or use your own data, the data structure is well stated in the tutorial chapter. You can build your own model based on model-units we provided and use the model-training class to train the model.
Installation¶
Install UCTB¶
Step 1: Install TensorFlow¶
You can skip to step 2 if you already installed tensorflow.
You can refer to this page https://www.tensorflow.org/install to install tensorflow, if you have a Nvidia GPU installed on you computer, we highly recommend you to install GPU version of tensorflow.
Step 2: Install UCTB¶
pip install --upgrade UCTB
The following required package will be installed or upgraded with UCTB:
'hmmlearn',
'keras',
'GPUtil',
'numpy',
'pandas',
'python-dateutil',
'scikit-learn',
'scipy',
'statsmodels',
'wget',
'xgboost',
'nni',
'chinesecalendar',
'PyYAML'
UCTB Docker¶
You can also use UCTB by docker. First pull uctb docker from docker hub.
docker pull dichai/uctb:v0.2.0
And you then can run it.
docker run --runtime=nvidia -it -d dichai/uctb:v0.2.0 /bin/bash
from UCTB.dataset import NodeTrafficLoader
from UCTB.model import STMeta
from UCTB.evaluation import metric
# Config data loader
data_loader = NodeTrafficLoader(dataset='Bike', city='NYC', graph='Correlation',
closeness_len=6, period_len=7, trend_len=4, normalize=True)
# Init model object
STMeta_Obj = STMeta(closeness_len=data_loader.closeness_len,
period_len=data_loader.period_len,
trend_len=data_loader.trend_len,
num_node=data_loader.station_number,
num_graph=data_loader.LM.shape[0])
# Build tf-graph
STMeta_Obj.build()
# Training
STMeta_Obj.fit(closeness_feature=data_loader.train_closeness,
period_feature=data_loader.train_period,
trend_feature=data_loader.train_trend,
laplace_matrix=data_loader.LM,
target=data_loader.train_y,
sequence_length=data_loader.train_sequence_len)
# Predict
prediction = STMeta_Obj.predict(closeness_feature=data_loader.test_closeness,
period_feature=data_loader.test_period,
trend_feature=data_loader.test_trend,
laplace_matrix=data_loader.LM,
target=data_loader.test_y,
output_names=['prediction'],
sequence_length=data_loader.test_sequence_len)
# Evaluate
print('Test result', metric.rmse(prediction=data_loader.normalizer.min_max_denormal(prediction['prediction']),
target=data_loader.normalizer.min_max_denormal(data_loader.test_y), threshold=0))
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SudokuResolv has been open sourced under Apache License. You can view the source code in full on Github at https://github.com/Haoest/SudokuResolv. If you find this utility useful to you in anyway, please take a minute to rate it in App Store.
Sudoku Resolv is yet another Sodoku game for the iPhone. It's not a small crowd, but this is very different from any other Sudoku games in the App Store -- you can't play it!
With this utility, you can take a picture of a Sudoku puzzle that is on a piece of paper, open an existing image from the Photo Album, or even from the iPhone Clipboard that you have Copied while surfing the web, the App can recognize the puzzle and extract existing hints off the photo, then proceed to solve it. Because the OCR capability is not bullet proof, you will have a chance to review the OCR result and make corrections as necessary.
To see it working, tap on the button at the bottom of the screen. That should get you started. I see that this App can be improved in several ways, but if you have any questions or recommendations, write me at sudokuresolv@gmail.com.


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Kylie Jenner puts Christmas lights up in November and we stan an organised queen
Kylie Jenner has already got her Christmas lights up more than a month before the big day, ready for some festive fun.
We stan an organised queen.
The 22-year-old gave fans a glimpse into her holiday decorations, sharing a video of the festivities on Instagram.
In a short clip on her story, the mum-of-one told her 151million followers: ‘Christmas lights going up.’
Fairy lights could just about be seen hanging off one of the many trees in the Lip Kit mogul’s driveway.
She also showed off lights in bushes on her property, and a wreath placed above her windows.
While the vibe is a little more subtle than we’re used to the Kardashian-Jenner gang gracing us with, we’re still living for the early Christmas goodness.
And yes, there are still four more weeks until Christmas Day, but any Scrooges who have complaints can humbug off.
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Ky isn’t the only famous face to make a start on decorating her house, as Jodie Marsh popped up her tree in October.
Sheridan Smith also got in on the action, whacking her tree up as she moved into her new home.
Kylie’s video comes after she had a bumper pay day earlier this week, offloading her Kylie Cosmetics company for a casual $600million (£463m).
Just a year after she was named the youngest self-made billionaire, the make-up entrepreneur has sold 51% of her brand to Coty – joining the likes of MaxFactor, Clairol and CoverGirl.
In a joint statement, Coty and Kylie confirmed that she will continue to lead all creative efforts and ‘communications initiatives’.
‘I’m excited to partner with Coty to continue to reach even more fans of Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin around the world,’ the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star said.
‘I look forward to continuing the creativity and ingenuity for each collection that consumers have come to expect and engaging with my fans across social media.
‘This partnership will allow me and my team to stay focused on the creation and development of each product while building the brand into an international beauty powerhouse.’
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We’re guessing Ky will be splashing out on all the Christmas presents this year…
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To change the fontsize use settings.
keyboard shortcuts:
"h" hides the top panel
"f" and 2F" decrease or increase the fontsize
Easy to change.
A drop down menue for tools can be used as a handle.
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Next TODO: Create orbilfold symbol "typewriter".


- getColor() - Method in enum com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.EmotionalState
-
Returns the color of the emotional state when called.
- getDate() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.Event
-
This returns the date when the event occurred
- getDisplayName() - Method in enum com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.EmotionalState
-
Returns the display name of the emotional state when called.
- getDisplayName() - Method in enum com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.SocialSituation
-
Returns the display name of the social situation when called
- getEmail() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.User
-
Returns the email of the user
- getEmotionalState() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEvent
-
This gets the emotional state of the MoodEvent
- getFeedUpdates(IMoodEventServiceProvider.OnFeedUpdateListener) - Method in interface com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.services.IMoodEventServiceProvider
-
Listen to feed updates of the current user.
- getFeedUpdates(IMoodEventServiceProvider.OnFeedUpdateListener) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.services.MoodEventService
-
Listen to feed updates of the current user.
- getFullName() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.User
-
Returns the full name of the user
- getId() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.FollowRequest
-
This gets the ID of the follow request
- getId() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEvent
-
This sets the unique ID of the MoodEvent
- getInfoContents(Marker) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.adapters.MapMarkerInfoWindowAdapter
-
This function customizes what is displayed in the map marker's info window but also
keeps the default info window frame and background.
- getInfoWindow(Marker) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.adapters.MapMarkerInfoWindowAdapter
-
This function customizes what is displayed in the map marker's info window.
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.adapters.MoodEventAdapter
-
Return size of mood event list
- getLocation() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.Event
-
This returns the location of the event
- getLocationAddress() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEvent
-
This gets the location address associated with the MoodEvent.
- getLocationDescription() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEvent
-
This gets the location description (place) associated with the MoodEvent.
- getMoodEmoticon(EmotionalState) - Static method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.utils.Utils
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Helper function to return the mood emoticon of the specified
EmotionalState
- getMoodEvent() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEventAssociation
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Returns the MoodEvent that is part of the association
- getMoodHistoryUpdates(IMoodEventServiceProvider.OnMoodHistoryUpdateListener) - Method in interface com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.services.IMoodEventServiceProvider
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Listen to mood history updates of the current user.
- getMoodHistoryUpdates(IMoodEventServiceProvider.OnMoodHistoryUpdateListener, ArrayList<String>) - Method in interface com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.services.IMoodEventServiceProvider
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Listen to mood history updates of the current user.
- getMoodHistoryUpdates(IMoodEventServiceProvider.OnMoodHistoryUpdateListener) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.services.MoodEventService
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Listen to mood history updates of the current user.
- getMoodHistoryUpdates(IMoodEventServiceProvider.OnMoodHistoryUpdateListener, ArrayList<String>) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.services.MoodEventService
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Listen to mood history updates of the current user.
- getPhotographPath() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEvent
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This gets the FirebaseStorage path for the photograph that explains the MoodEvent
- getReasoning() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEvent
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This gets the textual reasoning for the MoodEvent
- getRequestFrom() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.FollowRequest
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This gets the user that the request is from
- getRequestTo() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.FollowRequest
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This gets the user that the request is sent to
- getRequestUpdates(IUserServiceProvider.OnRequestsUpdateListener) - Method in interface com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.services.IUserServiceProvider
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Listen to follow request updates of the current user.
- getRequestUpdates(IUserServiceProvider.OnRequestsUpdateListener) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.services.UserService
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Listen to follow request updates of the current user.
- getSocialSituation() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEvent
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This gets the social situation in which the event occurred
- getTimeDifference(Date) - Static method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.utils.Utils
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Calculates the time difference between the current date and the specified date.
- getUsername() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEventAssociation
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Returns the username that is part of the association
- getUsername() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.MoodEventAssociationTest
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- getUsername() - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.models.User
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Returns the username of the user
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.adapters.FeedListAdapter
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Get a view that displays the data at the specified position in the data set
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.adapters.RequestListAdapter
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Get a view that displays the data at the specified position in the data set
- getView(int, View, ViewGroup) - Method in class com.cmput3owo1.moodlet.adapters.UserListAdapter
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Get a view that displays the data at the specified position in the data set


ticker-log
On-screen, ticker-tape-style logging tool
http://jonbri.github.io/ticker-log
https://github.com/jonbri/ticker-log
https://www.npmjs.com/package/ticker-log
On-screen, ticker-tape-style logging tool
http://jonbri.github.io/ticker-log
https://github.com/jonbri/ticker-log
https://www.npmjs.com/package/ticker-log
Methods
(inner) config(o)
If passed no arguments, return a copy of the current configuration.
Otherwise, overlay object over configuration object.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Public+private way of setting configuration properties.
Example:
Otherwise, overlay object over configuration object.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Public+private way of setting configuration properties.
Example:
var interval = window.ticker.config().interval; // change log speed to 400 window.ticker.config({ interval: 400 });
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
o |
object | property/value map to apply |
(inner) decreaseLogStartTop()
"pageUp" api function.
Change starting vertical position (logStartTop) for on-screen logs.
Change starting vertical position (logStartTop) for on-screen logs.
(inner) decreaseSpeed()
"down" api function.
Increase delay interval by adjustmentInterval.
Increase delay interval by adjustmentInterval.
(inner) dump()
"d" api function.
Show configuration properties in output textarea.
Show configuration properties in output textarea.
(inner) filter(matcher)
"filter" api function.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
matcher |
regex | string | either a string or regex to filter log by |
(inner) flip()
"f" api function.
flip (reverse) order of textarea
flip (reverse) order of textarea
(inner) help()
"h" api function.
Show help text on-screen as logs.
Show help text on-screen as logs.
(inner) increaseLogStartTop()
"pageDown" api function.
Change starting vertical position (logStartTop) for on-screen logs.
Change starting vertical position (logStartTop) for on-screen logs.
(inner) increaseSpeed()
"up" api function.
Decrease delay interval by half the adjustmentInterval.
Decrease delay interval by half the adjustmentInterval.
(inner) kill()
"k" api function.
Clear render buffer and remove all ticker log dom elements.
Clear render buffer and remove all ticker log dom elements.
(inner) killTextarea()
"Esc" api function.
Remove textarea dom element.
Remove textarea dom element.
(inner) listenToEverything()
"listenToEverything" api function.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Listen to all console invocations:
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Listen to all console invocations:
- all channels
- regardless if backtick provided
(inner) macroEdit()
"m" api function.
For macro 9.
Show a textarea where macro can be edited.
"save" macro when textarea is dismissed.
For macro 9.
Show a textarea where macro can be edited.
"save" macro when textarea is dismissed.
(inner) moveLeft()
"left" api function.
Change log container position and alignment of log dom elements.
Change log container position and alignment of log dom elements.
(inner) moveRight()
"right" api function.
Change log container position and alignment of log dom elements.
Change log container position and alignment of log dom elements.
(inner) nextChannel()
"Tab" api function.
Switch to listen to next console channel ("log", "warn", etc).
Order is determined by aChannels.
Switch to listen to next console channel ("log", "warn", etc).
Order is determined by aChannels.
(inner) output(bAll)
"o" api function.
Show log text in the "output textarea".
Show log text in the "output textarea".
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
bAll |
boolean | whether to show all logs ever, OR just the current on-screen ones (default: false) |
(inner) outputAll()
"l" (for "log") api function.
Api function to show all saved log messages.
Api function to show all saved log messages.
(inner) pause()
"p" api function.
Toggle pauseMode config prop boolean.
Show "pause" log message if no logs are currently showing.
Toggle pauseMode config prop boolean.
Show "pause" log message if no logs are currently showing.
(inner) print(text, o)
Print log div to screen.
Only an api function...doesn't map (directly) to a key.
A configuration object can be passed as the second argument:
Example:
Only an api function...doesn't map (directly) to a key.
A configuration object can be passed as the second argument:
| key | value |
|---|---|
| overrideSilentMode | still print, even if silent mode is on |
| internal | do not track in aBuffer. Implies showLineNumbers=>true |
| showLineNumbers | no line numbers, overrides global setting |
Example:
// show log on-screen window.ticker.print('lorum ipsum');
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
text |
string | innerHTML for log dom ref |
o |
object | configuration object |
(inner) registerMacro(iNumToRegister, fn)
Register (overwrite) macro.
For macros 0-8.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
For macros 0-8.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
iNumToRegister |
int | key in aMacros object to write to |
fn |
function | callback function |
(inner) reset()
Reset all settings.
Reverts everything ticker has modified and re-installs from scratch.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Reverts everything ticker has modified and re-installs from scratch.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
(inner) restoreAndExit()
"end all ticker operations" api function.
Stop ticker from doing anything.
Reset url param.
Reset console object.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
Stop ticker from doing anything.
Reset url param.
Reset console object.
Only an api function...doesn't map to a key.
(inner) runMacro(iMacroSlot)
"0-9" api function.
Also can be called directly.
Execute macro.
Also can be called directly.
Execute macro.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
iMacroSlot |
int | macro in aMacros object to execute |
(inner) saveConfig()
"enter" api function.
Update url (window.location) to "save state".
Only use config props that have changed.
Generate url-friendly, json string to use for "ticker" param.
Update url (window.location) to "save state".
Only use config props that have changed.
Generate url-friendly, json string to use for "ticker" param.
(inner) silent()
"s" api function.
Toggle silentMode config prop boolean.
Toggle silentMode config prop boolean.
(inner) test()
"t" api function.
Print out test log (plus date).
Print out test log (plus date).


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Kanye West just scooped up another $14 million ranch in Wyoming. Here’s a look inside the growing real-estate portfolio he and Kim Kardashian share.
by Taylor Borden, Business Insider US- Kanye West topped Forbes’ list of the highest-paid hip-hop artists this year, with 2019 earnings of about $150 million and an estimated net worth of $240 million.
- Separately, his wife Kim Kardashian West has annual earnings of $72 million and an estimated net worth of $370 million, Forbes reports.
- The pair puts much of their wealth toward building up their real-estate portfolio. They currently share a constantly growing compound in Hidden Hills, a luxury condo on Miami Beach, and two sprawling ranches in Wyoming.
- TMZ reported on Monday that West bought his second $14 million Wyoming ranch. The new ranch spans 6,713 acres and boasts amenities like heated helicopter pads.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Earlier this year, the world’s highest-paid hip-hop artist Kanye West splashed out on a $14 million ranch in Wyoming. The ranch reportedly spans 1,400 acres of land about 75 miles east of Yellowstone National Park.
Now, according to TMZ, West purchased yet another ranch in Cody, Wyoming, for $14.495 million.
Even though no one else is buying multimillion-dollar ranches, West seems to be eagerly adding them to his real-estate portfolio.
A representative for West didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment from Business Insider.
Keep reading for a closer look at the couple’s luxurious properties.
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West will make a combined $222 million this year alone and are collectively worth over $500 million, according to Forbes. Their high net worths allow them to dabble in the luxury real estate market.
Source: Forbes, Forbes, Forbes
In September, TMZ reported that West bought a $14 million ranch in Wyoming, 75 miles east of Yellowstone National Park.
Source: TMZ, Business Insider
Known as Monster Lake Ranch, the property is said to span more than 1,400 acres.
Source: TMZ, Business Insider, J. P. King
The ranch features a restaurant and saloon, horse barns, and a state-of-the-art shooting range.
Source: Business Insider, J. P. King
In a September interview with Jimmy Fallon, Kardashian West said she envisions spending summers and weekends there. She’s already given a glimpse of the ranch on Instagram.
Source: Insider
In November, TMZ reported that West purchased yet another Wyoming ranch. According to Hayden Outdoors Real Estate, the ranch spans 6,713 acres and sold for $14.495 million.
Source: TMZ , Hayden Outdoors Real Estate
The ranch, known as Bighorn Mountain Ranch, currently has seven log cabins and amenities like heated helicopter pads and walk-in saunas.
Source: Hayden Outdoors Real Estate, Business Insider
The two ranches are roughly 60 miles apart.
Source: Hayden Outdoors Real Estate, J.P. King Auction Company
Wyoming isn’t the pair’s only vacation destination. Last winter, West bought a $14 million condo in the luxurious Faena House on Miami Beach as a Christmas present for his wife.
Source: Business Insider
The four-bedroom, 4,700-square-foot South Beach condo has floor-to-ceiling windows and a wraparound terrace.
Source: LA Times
West is also interested in becoming a developer. Earlier this summer, he attempted to create an affordable housing development on 300 acres of his land in Calabasas.
Source: The Real Deal
He built “Star Wars”-inspired domes, but didn’t have the necessary permits. As a result, the city of Los Angeles asked him to secure the permits or tear down the structures. West maintained that they were temporary prototypes but agreed to tear them down.
Source: Insider
“I’m going to be one of the biggest real estate developers of all time, like what Howard Hughes is to aircraft and what Henry Ford was to cars,” West told Charlamagne Tha God in a 2018 radio interview. “Anybody who’s been to any of my cribs knows that I’m super into developing homes.”
Source: Kanye West/YouTube
West and Kardashian West bought a home in Hidden Hills for $20 million in 2014. They then spent four years and another $20 million renovating it. The home is worth $60 million now, according to Kardashian West’s mom, Kris Jenner.
Source: E! Online, People, Kris Jenner / Twitter
The mansion is their primary residence and spans 15,667 square feet. The couple has always been particularly private about showing the home on social media, but Kardashian West filmed an installment of Vogue’s “73 Questions” series at the home in April 2019.
Source: Vogue/YouTube, Insider
In the video, Kardashian West described their monochromatic, airy space as “a minimal monastery.”
Source: Vogue/YouTube, Business Insider
The video showcases unbelievable features like flat sinks and floor to ceiling windows that bring in incredible natural light.
Source: Vogue/YouTube, Insider
Right after West’s new album dropped at the end of October, Variety reported that the couple expanded their Hidden Hills compound by purchasing a nearly $3 million ranch-style home on 1.49 acres.
TMZ reported that, per their sources, the Kardashian-Wests “plan to transform their combined properties into guest homes, a spa retreat, and essentially … a private farm for the kids.”
Source: Variety, Business Insider
The couple previously lived in a 9,000-square-foot Bel Air mansion bought in 2013 for $11 million. They sold the home in 2017 for $17.8 million to Ukrainian billionaire Marina Acton. She later sold the house for $14 million in 2018.
Source: People, Business Insider
Kardashian West reportedly bought a $1.6 million condo in the area in 2017. Her mom also bought two condos in the same luxury building.
Source: LA Times
West also previously owned a condo in New York City. He bought one unit in a Soho apartment building in 2004 and combined it with an adjacent unit in 2006 to achieve the current 2,427-square-foot open layout.
Source: Business Insider, CORE Real Estate
The condo was sold in 2018 and went back on the market for $4.3 million earlier this year. In October, $400,000 was chopped off its asking price.
Source: Business Insider


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solving a simple problem
It was during the javascript game exercise where we had to grab elements by their class. I was looking at the code, reading the code, making sure that all of the class names were matched, that I was using the right function, and ensuring that it was called properly. But the damn code wouldn't work. I spent a few hours googling and comparing my code, but this yeilded no results. I decided to write the code from scratch again, muting the initial non-working one. It worked!
Usually this would be a good thing, but this just confused me more because the
second code was written exactly the same as the first - @$#%@$ !!!!
After comparing the two side by side, I found the only difference was a capital
letter.
problem solving techniques
Pseudocode - I have not properly used this yet, but I understand that
it will be useful in the future and I should get into the habit.
Trying something - This is the method I use most, but I am conscious not
to spend too much time on different things and eliminate guessing -
then I'll hit google!
Rubber ducky method - I haven't tried this method yet but can already sense
some of the enlightenment that will occur when I start talking to my pencil.
Reading error messages - Becoming easier and easier. They are starting to
make more and more sense, albeit slowly. I have started googling those I don't
understand to try and get a better grasp.
Console.logging - A great way to examine the program and how it's running,
incredibly useful!
Googling - This can take a lot of time but it's immensely helpful 99% of
the time.
some array functions
.map() - changes every single item in the array with the condition
.filter() - this changes every item in the array that fits a specific
condition and filters out those that don't meet the requirements.
.reduce() - sends the condition down every item in the array and calculates
the end result into a single value.


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Monitoring and Tracing
|
Before Start
The various dashboards that we will see in this lab are not accessible outside the cluster (for obvious security reasons). To display them we need to use To display services running on localhost on Cloud Shell, it provides a feature called Web Preview. We will show you how to use it a little further in the document. |
Monitoring
First examine the Istio running services, and notice the presence of the following services : grafana
, prometheus
, jaeger-query
and servicegraph
.
kubectl get services -n istio-system
Output.
NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE
grafana ClusterIP <IP_ADDRESS> <none> 3000/TCP 13h
...
jaeger-query ClusterIP <IP_ADDRESS> <none> 16686/TCP 13h
prometheus ClusterIP <IP_ADDRESS> <none> 9090/TCP 13h
servicegraph ClusterIP <IP_ADDRESS> <none> 8088/TCP 13h
...
Grafana
-
Set up a tunnel to Grafana.
The Grafana service is running on port 3000 . In the following command we port-forward the remote port 3000 to the local port 3000 . If the local port were different, for example 8080, we would write 8080:3000 .
|
kubectl -n istio-system port-forward service/grafana 3000:3000 &
-
Display the Grafana dashboard
In Cloud Shell, click on Web Preview, then change the default port to 3000
.
The browser will then open a new window with URL that looks like:
https://3000-dot-XXXX-dot-devshell.appspot.com/?authuser=0&orgId=1
To display the Istio dashboard, replace the path of the URL by /d/1/istio-mesh-dashboard
. The URL should look like:
https://3000-dot-XXXX-dot-devshell.appspot.com/d/1/istio-mesh-dashboard
# or if you are on your machine
http://localhost:3000/d/1/istio-mesh-dashboard
Examine the dashboard, you should see some statistics for the requests you sent earlier.
Prometheus
As you did with Grafana, use the port-fowarding
to display the Prometheus console.
Hint: start by finding the prometheus
service port.
The Prometheus console should look like this.
Let’s enter a query to display the total requests sent to the recommendation
service:
Enter:
istio_requests_total{destination_service="recommendation.workshop.svc.cluster.local"}
select Execute
, and run several requests through the system:
while true; do curl $CUSTOMER_URL; sleep .5; done
Click on the Graph to display the graph corresponding to this query.
| You may have to refresh the browser for the Prometheus graph to update. |


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RUSHMORE (United States) A review by Mark R. Leeper in bullet-list form from the Toronto Internation Film Festival
CAPSULE: Max Fischer, 15 years old, seems to have a mind of a 40- year-old business executive who is also a playwright, but he can't pass his classes. This is an amiable ramble through the affairs and personality of a not very believable character. Rating: 4 (0 to 10), 0 (-4 to +4)
- Directed by Wes Anderson who directed BOTTLE ROCKET. Made for Touchstone Pictures, though this is clearly not in the style of a Touchstone comedy. - Max Fischer (played by Jason Schwartzman) is a superb organizer who talks and acts like and adult three times his age. He founded a dozen different clubs at his school Rushmore Academy and writes plays like a Broadway playwright.  That may make the plot sound more coherent than it seemed watching the film. In truth you usually know where the film is, but it is hard to tell where the film is going or to remember where it has been. - Example: Max is trying to impress a teacher who likes fish so he hires contractors to construct a building to house an aquarium on the school baseball diamond. He gets eight million dollars for the project from Bill Murray, but he never mentions it to school administrators. - Rarely clear what Max's plan is. That could be fun, but it never seems to be. - Some of the appeal might be like the appeal of FORREST GUMP. I did not care for that either but Max seems to have the same sort of luck. He is like an intellectual Forrest Gump. - Another Luke Wilson film, my third of the festival.
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Maintenance Page Handler - Help
Pre-condition on the server:
The two files
/app/www/apache2/htdocs/maintenance/site-maintenance-page/maintenance.html
/app/apache2-8080/htdocs/maintenance/site-maintenance-page/maintenance.html
and their folder-structure should be writable by the linux user running the Apache WebServer.
In case of errors, an error message appears, like
In case such error is received, please ensure that the access rights on the specified folder & the specified file must be corrected.
The current Production cluster is marked on the page with the text "
PROD ENVIRONMENT":
Additional details about Cluster A:
The maintenance page on CLUSTER A will be activated, only if the file
/app/www/apache2/htdocs/maintenance/site-maintenance-page/maintenance.html
exists on the server mchp486a.
The activate/deactivate button of CLUSTER A renames the above file (places or removes '_' at the beginning of the file name)
Additional details about Cluster B:
The maintenance page on CLUSTER B will be activated, only if the file
/app/apache2-8080/htdocs/maintenance/site-maintenance-page/maintenance.html
exists on the server mchp486a.
The activate/deactivate button of CLUSTER B renames the above file (places or removes '_' at the beginning of the file name)
Manual activation/deactivation of the Maintenance Pages:
You can rename manually the above files on the linux command line on the server mchp486a
to activate / deactivate the maintenance page(s)
(if your user rights are sufficient for this operation):
- If you place the _ character on the beginning of the file name, the maintenance page will be deactivated.
- If you remove the _ character from the beginning of the file name, the maintenance page will be activated.


--- layout: post title: First version of Kamoso 2.0 (Velázquez) released categories: - KDE - Software Libre tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: enclosure: | http://cdn.afiestas.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/kamoso-2.ogv 34469076 video/ogg _edit_last: '2' dsq_thread_id: '2226555969' author: login: afiestas email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: afiestas first_name: Àlex last_name: Fiestas ---
After few months of work, we're glad to announce the availability of Kamoso 2.0-alpha2.
Despite of being an alpha version, it has demostrated to perform quite stable in all the test we did during the alpha1 (this was a private release), in fact judging by the feedback we got
this version is way more stable than 1.0.5, so give it a try!
Changelog:
Errata:
Test needed:
With this version we're confident of the quality and future that Kamoso can achieve, because of that when 2.0-final is released, we will move Kamoso to kdereview, and if accepted to extragear/multimedia.
Source Tarball can be downloaded at:
http://download.kde.org/download.php?url=unstable/kamoso/2.0-alpha2/
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