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Open Research Glossary
How to Make Articles in a Subscription Journal Open Access
Your supervisor or collaborators have decided to submit your manuscript to a subscription journal. You still have three options left to make a version of the work publicly accessible.
What You Can Do:
- If the journal allows it, you can upload a preprint of your manuscript to a preprint server, or (even better) do so before submitting your manuscript to the journal.
Some preprint servers include:
arXiv (for Mathematics, Physics, Astronomy, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology, Statistics, and Quantitative Finance)
bioRxiv (for Biological & Biomedical Sciences)
Zenodo (for Science)
SSRN (for Social Sciences)
Cogprints (for Cognitive Sciences)
EconStor (for Economics)
e-LiS (for Library and Information Science)
AgEcon Search (for Applied Economics in Agriculture)
Your institutional repository (if you have one)
- Use the SPARC Author Addendum to retain your rights as an author.
Note in a cover letter to your publisher that you have included an addendum to their agreement.
Wait for confirmation from publisher that they have accepted the addendum terms & conditions. ( Be advised that this route is far from guaranteed to be successful. In some cases publishers will outright reject or not allowany attempt to modify their standard agreement terms and conditions. So be prepared to play ‘hardball’ and withdraw your publication if they don’t agree to the addendum. Even if they do eventually agree to the addendum, the whole process can inadvertently slow-up the publication process and these delays may frustrate your co-authors. )
- Self-archive an author-formatted manuscript or postprint, subject to the restrictions imposed by your journal, in your institutional repository or subject repository. A surprisingly high number of publishers allow this, including Elsevier, Springer, and Wiley.
- Many subscription journals will let you self-archive your publication, provided it is entirely the creation of you and your co-authors (not a typeset, publisher-provided version of your work). A listing of publisher/journal policies with respect to self-archiving is collated at the SHERPA/RoMEO website.
“Cutting Room Floor”
- It surprises many to learn that Elsevier allows immediate posting (no embargo) of author accepted manuscripts (no typesetting or any other publisher-provided formatting) to institutional repositories. They are far from alone in allowing immediate self-archiving.
Other advice:
Ideally scope out journal options for OA or self-archiving BEFORE you start formatting your manuscript for submission.
Many traditional journals will ask you to give them your copyright of your work (this isn’t actually necessary for them to publish it, but many still insist), with a Copyright Transfer Agreement.
List of journals that do not have either OA or self-archiving options that are compliant with Wellcome Trust funding policy http://figshare.com/articles/List_of_journals_that_do_not_provide_a_publishing_option_compliant_with_the_Trust_s_OA_policy/1152691


Hey Steemians,
Happy Wednesday! Here is my entry for the #architecturalphotography challenge hosted by @juliank.
I visited this unique church in the Limburg province of Belgium, before sunset on a crisp spring day, and stayed to capture its beautiful silhouette against the dimming sky.
I once read about this see-through artwork from an architecture magazine, but when I came close to it, I was surprised by how it stood alone on an open field, in the middle of nowhere. Isn’t it a cool way to present art in public space?
这座独特的教堂位于比利时的林堡省。一个春日的傍晚，空气里漫着些许凉意，渐渐地，落日的余晖将纯净的天空染上了缤纷的色彩（我不是要开始写诗。。。只是介绍下这张照片的拍摄背景而已）。就在这一刻，我按下了相机快门，可惜，手有些抖。。。
好，下面开始正经的描述 ;p 我曾经在一本建筑杂志上看到过这个神奇的教堂，但见到实物的时候，还是有那么点吃惊。它就孤零零地站在一片空地上，周围空荡荡的什么也没有。
This platy guy consists of 30 tons of weathering steel, and has a poetic name : ‘Reading between the lines’. It is a collaboration between two young Belgian architects Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh, part of an art project by Z33 House for Contemporary Art in the city of Hasselt ( provincial capital of Limburg, a lovely place I should write about).
这个锈迹斑斑的大家伙由30吨耐候钢建成。插播解释：这类合金钢在室外曝露几年后能在表面形成一层比较致密的锈层，因而不需要涂油漆保护。以corrosion resistance(耐腐蚀) 和tensile strength(拉伸强度)缩写为商标名的COR-TEN最为知名，所以英文常以”Corten Steel”代称耐候钢。
林堡省会哈塞尔特市的当代艺术馆发起了一项公共空间艺术展项目，于是便有了这两位年轻建筑师合作的成果 — 透明教堂，取名为“Reading between the lines”。这个英文说法原表示从字里行（lines）间读出言外之意，而在这里lines也表示建筑中的线条-教堂纵横交错的钢板。
So why “reading between the lines”? Because you can have different interpretations. Depending on your perspective, this architecture can be a church, or dissolves into the landscape around it. (I have photos from other angles too, hmmm, another post required… ) Of course you can also see the whole thing as a huge page and read between the horizontal plates! ; )
How do you read it? Tell me in the comments if you feel imaginative today! =D
为什么叫这个名字呢？因为就像原说法要表达的“从字里行间读出言外之意”，这座有创意的教堂也给你很大的自由解读空间。这种特殊的钢板构造外观，结合周围的环境，在你眼前呈现的景观会随着你站的不同角度而发生变化。
怎么样？你对这座独特的建筑有什么个人解读呢？ 在下面的评论里告诉我吧！
The Magical Church - Reading Between the Lines
| Category | Architecturalphotography |
| Settings | ISO 1600 38mm f/5 1/4 |
| Camera | Canon EOS Kiss X3 |
| Lens | Canon EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM |
| Location | Borgloon - Belgium |
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Trelliscope is a visualization tool that provides interactive exploration of large collections of plots. Trelliscope enables detailed, flexible visualization of large data sets by partitioning data into subsets, applying a plot method to each subset to create a panel, and then allowing the analyst to interactively view the panels. Interaction is provided by the ability to sort and filter the panels based on metrics computed for each subset that describe behaviors of interest. These metrics are called cognostics
Those familiar with Trellis Display, faceting in ggplot, or Tufte's small multiples can simply think of Trelliscope as a mechanism for scalable, interactive Trellis display.
In this viewer you will find one or more Trelliscope displays that have been created for you to view. You can click the folder icon in the top right corner (or press "o" on your keyboard) to bring up a list of displays to choose from to open. Click on the display you are interested viewing.
Once you have opened a display, one or more of the panels of the display will appear on the screen. You can use the control panels on the left to manipulate how the panels are displayed. The "View Options" control panels allow you to specify how many panels are shown in the window at a time, the labels to show underneath each panel, and which (if any) related displays to view concurrently with the current display. The "Cognostics" controlpanels provide several modes of sorting and filtering the panels based on cognostics that have been computed for the display being viewed. Each individual control panel will soon have a help icon you can click to get more information.
Designed and written by Ryan Hafen (@hafenstats), with contributions from many others including Iris Blossom, Lisa Bramer, Trenton Pulsipher, Barret Schloerke, Landon Sego, and Amanda White.
Contribute, browse, report issues, request features on github.
This is part of a larger project, DeltaRho.
Click here for a tutorial on how to create Trelliscope displays.
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FSK Serial Generator
in JavaScript for SoftModem board
Info
The Code of this Page is located at the GitHub.com/SimonWaldherr/FSK-Encoder.js Repo.
You can send data to the SoftModem breakout board for Arduino using the JavaScript on cdn.simon.waldherr.eu/projects/fsk/.
This works via data-uri audio on HTML5 ready browsers (Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera).
For mobile browsers (on iOS or Android Devices), there is a Download Audio file button (because mobile browsers do not support dataURIs).
This is Version 0.6 of the FSK-Encoder.js
The complete code is licensed under the terms of MIT-License.
FSK Functions Testpage
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Performs a paired two-sample Student's t-Test for means.
If this function is not available, you must install the Analysis ToolPak add-in.
Syntax
PTTESTM(inprng1, inprng2, outrng, labels, alpha, difference)
PTTESTM?(inprng1, inprng2, outrng, labels, alpha, difference)
Inprng1 is the input range for the first data set.
Inprng2 is the input range for the second data set.
Outrng is the first cell (the upper-left cell) in the output table or the name, as text, of a new sheet to contain the output table. If FALSE, blank, or omitted, places the output table in a new workbook.
Labels is a logical value.
If labels is TRUE, then labels are in the first row or column of the input ranges.
If labels is FALSE or omitted, all cells in inprng1 and inprng2 are considered data. The output table will include default row or column headings.
Alpha is the confidence level for the test. If omitted, alpha is 0.05.
Difference is the hypothesized mean difference. If omitted, difference is 0.
Related Functions
PTTESTV Performs a two-sample Student's t-Test, assuming unequal variances
TTESTM Performs a two-sample Student's t-Test for means, assuming equal variances
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Kids have a gala time at Orphanage Olympics
by DHNSIt was a day to remember and cherish for 600 enthusiastic children residing in 12 different orphanages in and around the city.
The children felt a sense of freedom and relaxed, as they mingled freely, rejoiced, played and danced with children from other orphanages at the Orphanage Olympics organised by the Rotary Club of Mangaluru Central and Rotaract Club at Canara High School, Urwa, on Sunday.
MLA D Vedavyas Kamath, who inaugurated the Olympics, lauded the community services rendered by the Rotary by providing a suitable platform and equal opportunity to orphans to showcase their hidden skills in sports and talents in cultural activities.
Voluntary service organisations should strive to eliminate social inequality, said the legislator and promised cooperation from the Mangaluru City Corporation to Rotary to conduct community development projects.
Dr Devdas Rai, chairman of the organising committee, said that the event was a part of their community service. The aim was to bring a smile on the faces of the children for at least a day, making them feel that they are not lonely.
The day began with 600 children presenting a colourful march past.
The children enthusiastically participated in the frog race, lemon and spoon race, balancing the book race, sack race, 100-metre race and tug-of-war. They also presented cultural programmes on the theme ‘Youth Power’ on the occasion. The winners were given prizes at the valedictory. All the children received gift hampers from the organisers.


We are now ready to turn this argument into a symbolic argument. Let $q$ be “I am more than 6 weeks pregnant” and let $p$ be “It is illegal to get an abortion in my state”. We have the following symbolic argument:
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{% extends 'bootstrap/base.html' %} {% block styles %} {{ super() }} {% endblock %} {% block title %} Sock Market {% endblock %} {% block content %}
This is the index page for an example Flask app using a SQL database containing an inventory of many colorful socks.
Select the style of sock you would like to see:
You can submit a new sock.
You can select a sock for editing.


Memrise
- Both the product and the company is called Memrise
- Source code available on https://github.com/Memrise
- Web, Android and iOS devices
- Target audience
Techniques
- Mnemonics
- Flashcards
- Spacing
Mnemonics
Associating a picture, word or sound with a concept can assist with remembering it. Called a mem.
Flashcard
All necessary information is encoded on a flashcard that is shown at key points.
Spacing
People memorise items better if they are studied a few times over a long time.
Learning theories
Behaviourism
- Repetition
- Small progressive tasks
Learning theories
Cognitivism
- Associate new concepts with known concepts (mnemonics)
- Pace controlled by learner
Learning styles
VARK
- Visual
- Read/write
- Some auditory
Information
- http://www.memrise.com/about/
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memrise


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reward.m
Summary: Compute expectation, variance, and their derivatives of an exponentiated negative quadratic cost , where
Input arguments:
m: D-by-1 mean of the state distribution S: D-by-D covariance matrix of the state distribution z: D-by-1 target state W: D-by-D weight matrix
Output arguments:
muR: 1-by-1 expected reward dmuRdm: 1-by-D derivative of expected reward wrt input mean dmuRdS: D-by-D derivative of expected reward wrt input covariance matrix sR: 1-by-1 variance of reward dsRdm: 1-by-D derivative of variance of reward wrt input mean dsRdS: D-by-D derivative reward variance wrt input covariance matrix
Copyright (C) 2008-2013 by Marc Deisenroth, Andrew McHutchon, Joe Hall, and Carl Edward Rasmussen.
Last modification: 2013-01-20
Contents
High-Level Steps
- Compute expected reward
- Compute the derivatives of the expected reward with respect to the input distribution (optional)
- Compute variance of reward
- Compute the derivatives of the variance of the reward with respect to the input distribution (optional)
function [muR, dmuRdm, dmuRdS, sR, dsRdm, dsRdS] = reward(m, S, z, W)
Code
% some precomputations D = length(m); % get state dimension SW = S*W; iSpW = W/(eye(D)+SW); % 1. expected reward muR = exp(-(m-z)'*iSpW*(m-z)/2)/sqrt(det(eye(D)+SW)); % 2. derivatives of expected reward if nargout > 1 dmuRdm = -muR*(m-z)'*iSpW; % wrt input mean dmuRdS = muR*(iSpW*(m-z)*(m-z)'-eye(D))*iSpW/2; % wrt input covariance matrix end % 3. reward variance if nargout > 3 i2SpW = W/(eye(D)+2*SW); r2 = exp(-(m-z)'*i2SpW*(m-z))/sqrt(det(eye(D)+2*SW)); sR = r2 - muR^2; if sR < 1e-12; sR=0; end % for numerical reasons end % 4. derivatives of reward variance if nargout > 4 % wrt input mean dsRdm = -2*r2*(m-z)'*i2SpW-2*muR*dmuRdm; % wrt input covariance matrix dsRdS = r2*(2*i2SpW*(m-z)*(m-z)'-eye(D))*i2SpW-2*muR*dmuRdS; end


This app was designed to be able to tell residents of Greensboro, NC whether or not they are allowed to have chickens based on their address. This is solely based on the Greensboro ordinance for fully grown chickens.It is important to note that Roosters or male chickens are not allowed in Greensboro. If there are any questions please consult the !!!!!Greeensboro Chicken Ordiance!!!!! or call<PHONE_NUMBER>
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// Raises TypeError --- binding limited to scope of with block.
old_ops = dict(cls._operators)
for op, func in operators.items():
cls._operators[op] = func
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cls._operators = old_ops
print(model + other)
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curr_operators = dict(getattr(cls._thread_local, "operators", {}))
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I'm Marcus Lower, an Australian/Canadian astrophysicist.
Currently, I am a postdoctoral research fellow at CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science.
My research focuses on studying the properties of pulsars, rotating neutron stars that emit beams of electromagnetic radiation from their magnetic poles. In particular, I make use of Bayesian inference and pulsar timing techniques to model the properties of pulsars observed by radio telescopes. These include observations taken by the MeerKAT telescope, an SKA pathfinder located in South Africa, the Parkes radio telescope (AKA "The Dish"), and the upgraded Molonglo Observatory Synthesis Telescope (UTMOST).
I completed my PhD at Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing and the CSIRO's Astronomy and Space Science division under the supervision of Prof Matthew Bailes, Dr Ryan Shannon and Dr Simon Johnston. The focus of my thesis was on improving our understanding of the magnetospheric and rotational properties of radio pulsars. Prior to then, I completed a Bachelor of Science degree at Monash University, graduating with first class honours in astrophysics and applied mathematics. My honours thesis focused on detecting the signature of orbital eccentricity during the inspiral of binary black holes seen by a future, fully upgraded LIGO. Significant eccentricity is a potential signature of dynamical binary black hole formation in dense stellar evironments such as globular clusters or galactic nuclei.
Me at the Parkes radio telescope in October 2019. Photo credit: Laura Sizer.


init_pipeline.pl
init_pipeline.pl <config_module_or_filename> [<options_for_this_particular_pipeline>]
init_pipeline.pl is a generic script that is used to create+setup=initialize eHive pipelines from PipeConfig configuration modules.
# get this help message: init_pipeline.pl
# initialize a generic eHive pipeline: init_pipeline.pl Bio::EnsEMBL::Hive::PipeConfig::HiveGeneric_conf -password <yourpassword>
# initialize the long multiplicaton pipeline by supplying not only mandatory but also optional data: # (assuming your current directory is ensembl-hive/modules/Bio/EnsEMBL/Hive/PipeConfig) : init_pipeline.pl LongMult_conf -password <yourpassword> -first_mult 375857335 -second_mult<PHONE_NUMBER>556666
-hive_force_init <0|1> : If set to 1, forces the (re)creation of the hive database even if a previous version of it is present in the server. -tweak <string> : Apply tweaks to the pipeline. See tweak_pipeline.pl for details of tweaking syntax -DELETE : Delete pipeline parameter (shortcut for tweak DELETE) -SHOW : Show pipeline parameter (shortcut for tweak SHOW) -h | --help : Show this help message
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Komodo Platform is starting a weekly briefing on the progress the Komodo Dev Team is making. It's called Tech Tuesday Update. Here's the first one.
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Cryptoon15-Oct-18 05:10 PM
Thanks @Mylo !
Will distribute further haha
Mylo15-Oct-18 05:15 PM
hold til mid november
Cryptoon15-Oct-18 05:26 PM
my hodl stack is burried deep and far away
gcharang15-Oct-18 06:42 PM
Regarding the above discussed Censorship-resistant decentralised file streaming chain, would it also be better to make only txns submitted by specific pubkeys as valid? -- > This is so that spam can't bloat the chain unnecessarily and hinder the legit transactions.
So only the streamer(and notaries) can submit transactions and others can just host nodes to support the resilience of the network
jl777c15-Oct-18 06:45 PM
that was discussed
the one broadcasting being the only miner, but maybe rejecting any other tx is a good filter to add
the idea is still in the proof of concept of basic things like bandwidth, but so far it is looking very doable
project called ascii_camera for video only no audio, and it grabs each frame, which i've just dumped into console.log to test i can grab frames.
original src forked on github.
being webcam, it makes me think of audio and syncing....so this is where intercepting webrtc streams (which are already mixed) would be easier and chunkify rather than frame-by-frame video, for a workable solution. at least getting media through browser is demonstratable if we need to at least try with "dynamic" content
clone that and browse on your local machine - i added console.log(asciiCharacters); to line 51 of ascii.js https://github.com/imylomylo/ascii-camera/blob/master/script/ascii.js#L51(edited)
better one. captured and synced audio+video, captured in 10ms chunks - some blobs are under 8kB some are over, so may need to tune it to 5ms chunks.
Format is webm at capture source, possibly able to just re-assemble in a web container and hit play - not sure about as a streaming src on re-assemble. something to look into if needed but at least we have synced A/V!!!
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Hermes15-Oct-18 10:50 PM
Alright15-Oct-18 11:23 PM
@jl777c making it it's own coin will require it's own notaries if you want dpow for the temp chains
STAKED is already well suited to do that
Alright15-Oct-18 11:57 PM
Why create a new coin while we're in the process of getting a perfectly suitable coin off the ground?
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 12:53 AM
Well I guess I should just keep working on that Streamer chain today ?
Actually had a horrible sleep, kept waking up with ideas
NutellaLicka16-Oct-18 01:51 AM
ac_name=STREAMED. Ticker STREAM.
For, literal, on chain audio/video streaming services.
STREAMED
Cambridge Dictionary defintion:
past simple and past participle of stream
Urban Dictionary definition:
Music or video that is being being played via the internet on either a Computer, Phone or TV.(edited)
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 01:56 AM
Yeah the PoC went well, but it cna be imporved no end ... I think really the chain creator needs total centralised control over what is put onto the chain... So likely they should be the only miner, and also the only one who can make transactions. This prevents someone spamming their chain, when trying to stream with it.(edited)
The whole point of this, is to get data into a blockchain that has been dPoW'ed to KMD - > BTC so that the source can always be verified as correct and not altered.(edited)
Well thats the way I see it ...
Guess too, if someone wants to stream video and keeps gettig banned from a centralised service.
I would have taught there would be alterniatives without a blockchain for that already though (edited)
NutellaLicka16-Oct-18 01:59 AM
Can you limit who accesses your stream through pubkey?
or have limitations to open it or limit it as much as you want
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 02:00 AM
That seems a LOT harder to solve.... but the stream cna be encrypted...
so the encrypted stream in on public blockchain... but without the right keys to decrypt it you cant see what it is.
its not like notary nods would keep these chains running for an extended time after the stream happened.
as these chains grow in size very fast, for a 470MB file sent, I had 40MB approx of overhead, which is really not bad.
but over a few hours, the data would really add up
NutellaLicka16-Oct-18 02:03 AM
Would that be stored on the mining machine only though?
So you could have a dapp that hosts the chain for you
and once the stream is complete, the dapp can store elsewhere (if you want to access it again) or delete it
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 02:03 AM
no not really ... the streamer would start the chain, and them stream and mine it ... hopefully to enough nodes, then all those nodes watching it would receive a copy.
while it was being watched, the dApp could save a local copy not in the blockchain, but like I said before, keeping the raw blockchain, to be able to verify it against KMD later is the real thing that sets this apart from other forms of streaming.
to be noted, any data and be streamed into the blockchain, with what I tested yesterday.
not just video.
NutellaLicka16-Oct-18 02:06 AM
why would one need to verify it against kmd?
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 02:06 AM
to prove the copy was the exact same and unaltered
any normal video file cna be edited(edited)
this simply cant, if you ahev the blockchain raw copy.
resync it from youself with KMD running and check every notarisation TX against KMD ... it they all match ... then the source is genuine.(edited)
blockchains make things immutable, thats the whole point of them no ?
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NutellaLicka16-Oct-18 02:16 AM
So if it wasn't verified, any of the people who received the data could manipulate the blockchain data, in turn 'editing' the video for example
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 02:16 AM
if it didnt ahve dPoW then anyone could just manipulate the raw data.
but with dPoW, there is checkpoint in the chain every 5 blocks (at least on staked, we might even try faster than this again later on, evey 3 seems possible)
this checkpoint contains the TXID of a transaction on KMD ... which contains the blockchash and a MoM
That MoM and blockhash allows you to erify the chain was the same as when it was notarised to KMD.
if its been altered, then the hashes wont match up
or the chain sould simplly be corrupted and not sync.
NutellaLicka16-Oct-18 02:25 AM
Thanks for the explanation. Still trying to wrap my head around the whole concept and uses that can come from it
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 02:25 AM
No body knows what usecases will come from it...
I didnt even think somehting like this was possible only a few days ago
The possibilities it opens up are pretty broad.
NutellaLicka16-Oct-18 02:30 AM
I think that's where my brain is getting caught in a loop. Trying to solve that thought aha
Isn't it just data verification secured by dPoW?
In the case we are talking about, it is via a streaming process.
My understanding was that the difference to conventional video streaming services was that you could pay to have your own blockchain to host the video yourself. The only rules on that chain are whatever you decide to set. Nobody has the ability to stop it other than you (the miner).
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 02:38 AM
yes... that also... but if some authority really wanted to stop you ... they woul djust switch off the internet the stream was comming from.
NutellaLicka16-Oct-18 02:40 AM
Indeed so
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 02:48 AM
I jsut worked out how to make the coinbase notary node utxo ... so I can amke this chain mined only by the chain creator now
should probably write a plan, before i start on this, as usualy my code ends up very messy with hundreds of commits to get it workin
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Alright16-Oct-18 03:17 AM
what do you mean by coinbase notary node utxo?
splitting utxos for NNs in cb txs?
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 03:28 AM
Yes... so that the streamer chain, creates a p2pk utxo and can then use the notary node miner logic... so that the chain creator (ac_pubkey) is the only one who can mine. This will increase bandwidth a fair bit.
stops orphans
It really doesnt matter at all.. as the chain is spawned used and then thats is it.(edited)
Its for 1 person solely to push data to a chain and have it notarized
seems 0 reason to allow eveyrone to mine it...
as that will mostly just enable anyone to break it.
very specific use ... going ahead and startong on it ... not 100% sure how I can push to FSM branch, as I will dev this on STAKED...
Still need someone to help me with that... otherwise I will need to copy paste code around
thats plenty down the track though, this may take a few days.
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 07:39 AM
FML
Spent the last 3H or so debugging something that makes no sense, accidently removed an else
Mylo16-Oct-18 07:56 AM
We’ve all done it
jl777c16-Oct-18 08:02 AM
even i have done that, but I try to make my indentation in a way so that it becomes immediately visible the else is missing, of course if you remove the entire else {}
blackjok3r16-Oct-18 08:12 AM
I ust removed the word ... I started making a new else if then realised it didnt need to be that, and it was far less code to use use || in brackets ...
At elast my first commit compiled this time Normally thats taken me many goes.
jl777c16-Oct-18 08:14 AM
with pure C I have had 1000+ lines of new code compile clean the first time, but with c++ I am still making simple syntax errors


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Subjective Response to DMMDA.
Date: Nov. 15 1962
Subject: Alexander Shulgin
Observer: A.O.
Dose 24.7mg (<0.3 mg/kg) 7:17 AM. All times corrected to this. I shall transcribe my notes taken throughout the experiment, as far as they are legible.>
Comments are added in [].
1:15 Intoxication hit - very very like LSD eyes 30% dilated [there was absolutely no preliminary warning in the form of nausea]
1:45 Shaky - leg problem [knees a little weak] not much more intoxicated - eyes 50% dilated.
1:55 Into head - mild depersonalization (as w/ LSD) - took crap, wiped - sans really caring - eyes closed - slight early - mescaline clouds - no color [this was last urination in nearly 4 hrs - cannot recall amount voided]
2:00 Time seems slightly slowed - warm feeling in genitals - may yet be nauseated [handwriting deteriorating]. Tried to proof-read a couple of papers - wow [actually did an excellent job]
2:05 teeth rubby - legs w/ ataxia (very mild) still feel a little urpy.
2:10 talk a little garbled - taste in throat of something eaten a couple of hours ago (nothing) - slight nausea
2:10 arm ataxia now too [handwriting quite bad]
2:15 good & drunk now - no motion, no color.
2:20 time subjectively slowed - feel that several people have become aware - AO assures me not so. pulse 92 [felt guilty being in back of lab looking at clock for such a long 15 seconds - felt certain I was conspicuous]
2:30 I am certainly as intoxicated as under 80 (micrograms) LSD.
2:35 subject AQ knows [he didn't, when I confided in him later] AO says no - must remember molasses joke [which undoubtedly seemed much more funny then it was - I laughed uproariously]
3:00 must be paranoid [I sure was] - I am sure Uma knows but how can I ever find out - paradox of observation - reflexes are excellent though coordination pretty grim [handwriting pretty grim too]
3:15 into dark room - interesting 3D effect from nude on door - must check [actually it was a photograph of the cushion she was resting on that had the 3D effect - had to feel to make sure button and cushion weren't attached in reality to the door] afraid of discovery - coming out - seen by both Val and Wind -
they both looked at me strangely - verified that they couldn't have seen me come out of dark room Janitors closet [true] druggedness of lots LSD - but seem to be able to cope w/ people
3:25 teeth still rubby - no nausea
4:05 mental stuff going fast - I am hyperthyroid - but luckily w/ pretty good coordination - intoxicated still - going full blast. I may recover [at this time I sailed into stockroom to wrap a gram bottle of methylenedioxy amphetamine for Gladys - swept in did the job - swept out quickly & efficiently]
4:25 lucid - clear
4:45 eat lunch - mouth doesn't quite work right yet [the apple was almost too much][and seemed incredibly noisy]
5:15 seem to be out of the drug OK [handwriting normal]
5:45 occurs to me to urinate. Hadn't all morning. Small pass - strong color [no odor] right eye still dilated, left almost normal [It seems to be difficult to function the muscles necessary to urinate - could there be a little paralysis?]
6:05 teeth still disturbingly rubby.
End of concurrent notes. time 3:00 PM (7:45 of experiment)
At 8hrs - urinate again - but muscles still don't seem to be right - also still some tremor in hand - tingle in legs. apparently really have some ache shock.
Eye dilation gone at 8:00 PM (13 hrs) and urination apparatus worked normally. slept well - AM - excellent spirits.
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dukeleto10-Mar-19 04:40 PM
@D.rabbani depends, what are you paying?
jorian10-Mar-19 05:21 PM
the zc* komodo-cli RPCs still work. shouldn't we disable those? as they are sprout-only (afaik)(edited)
or do we still need them for the 2 chains that didn't yet upgrade to sapling?
Alright10-Mar-19 06:09 PM
do believe that sprout is deactivated on OOT and ZILLA
jl777c10-Mar-19 08:19 PM
the CVE gave us little time (or choice), I certainly wish it didnt happen, but it did
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you need to ask them
they are nowhere near as bad as blockstream, but that is just my opionion
dukeleto11-Mar-19 12:14 AM
@Deleted User from the perspective of other Zcash-derived coins, like HUSH, who were not notified at all about CVE stuff, yeah, this transition has not been smooth, to say the least
jl777c11-Mar-19 06:44 AM
and I was forbidden to tell anybody else, only ca333 and I knew on the KMD side.
and blaming KMD for this is like blaming LTC for what btc legacy guys do, it had to be a passthrough. hey, this is what the zcash company gets $2 mil per month for (about same as ICO amount for KMD to put it in perspective)
I'm very new to Go language and trying to wrap my head around channels. To clear my understanding I have watched video tutorials, read some books, but I'm still feeling confused when comes to pract...
I can code rogue web app, but I am not coding it. want to get my fundamentals clear, as without these fundamentals I'll get stuck ever another step.
Concurrency is like the heart of Go language.
will go through that hint provided by the comment in that question, and see if that clears my understanding
I'm not focusing on making a app for testers or end users, I'm focusing on learning and clearing my Go programming fundamentals, so that I can make some small applications for kmd later
at this point I miss the days of learning programming or some computer science subject with my graduation peers.
we could discuss and help each other, and learn together.
I see there are communities around Go, but may be I came around those who are not as much as helping as JavaScript communities are.(edited)
In gorilla chat example, the /ws handler function has a middleman.
Browser connects to /ws
Instead of only w and r for writer and reader, a serveWs has been delegated the mgmt of connection - client.go
When message received by, client.go has a “hub” of all connected clients, the message is broadcast thru hub.
On bcast, sends to all clients in loop.
In html page of clients, on message received appends the received message in home.html
Serve the html from chat instead of cat cat cat or make updateable dom element
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that is what had not tried.
using a custom type/struct for a channel
conceptually, it makes sense, can also understand the code logic flow.
I'll say I got it, when I'll have my own code doing the same thing.
but with my example app/code(edited)
@Mylo but nice to see your word on go code mate
thanks
Mylo12-Mar-19 05:48 AM
network communications is fun. if you haven't solved it by the weekend, i'd like to have a crack.

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all in vim, in 2002ish
i added logging on a family holiday from a laptop running linux with no GUI
i was learning more about secp256k1 today. it felt like i had a halo above my head as i started to understand it to think about this blockchain2fa solution.
grewalsatinder12-Mar-19 06:31 AM
nothing make me more happy having someone here leanring/coding/doing/sharing Go programing wisdom mate!
Don't hesitate to tag me message me in case anywhere I could be of any help
I'll share all and whatever I have learned with you
pretty sure I'll have this chat server struct based channels code understood and coded in my practice code in different ways by weekend
this is more than enough direction/hint I needed
I don't expect to be spoon-fed
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Mylo12-Mar-19 09:15 AM
Turnkey komodo install for a fresh ubuntu 18.04LTS. Give it a try, only KMDICE supported atm.
I'm running this script, which is the equivalent of this komodo-cli -ac_name=MUSIG getrawtransaction 461ee9c4462460b70dc4c4a04c54352ecaf500ce291344a705e2262afc6ba54f 1 | jq -r .vout[2] in python
can anyone explain this? 'value': 0.030000000000000002
I thought for sure it was an error in my floating point arithmetic, but then i traced it all the back to this
cli command has a different result from equivalent rpc command
@TonyL have you ever seen anything like this?
@Deleted User ?
TonyL13-Mar-19 07:42 PM
@Alright if not use jq - it's 0.03 as well in terminal?
Alright13-Mar-19 07:42 PM
yes
printing full tx with each method shows different values
TonyL13-Mar-19 07:44 PM
Interesting
Alright13-Mar-19 07:46 PM
Do you have MUSIG synced?
tried this on two different machines
has to be a bug with slick-rpc I'm thinking?
what the else could it be
oh let me try via curl
yes curl is fine
definitely the rpc library then?
TonyL13-Mar-19 07:49 PM
Do you have MUSIG synced?has to be a bug with slick-rpc I'm thinking?
Seems so - it shouldn't touch / evaluate keyvalues at all
Might be a problem on some json.load operation
jl777c13-Mar-19 07:52 PM
too much precision
limit to 8 decimals
Alright13-Mar-19 07:55 PM
@TonyL if you have MUSIG synced, please try it
want to be sure I'm not going crazy here
it's so strange. I've seen it happen many times, but I ignored it until i was ready to figure out where I had gone wrong with floating point arithmetic. Was very confused when I realized it was slickrpc Proxy() func returning it


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- Negatively Proportional Model
- Negatory. Postpone Mission.
- Neglected Parking Meter
- Neglected Pizza Money
- Neglected Pulse Machine
- Neglected Puppy Market
- Negligent Pachinko Machine
- Negligent Parachute Maintainers
- Negligible Participation Metric
- Negligible Psychological Misery
- Negotiable Paleobotanist Missions
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- Neighbor's Preppy Maltese
- Neighborly Package Megalodon
- Neighbourhood Party Manager
- Neil Patrick's Mansion
- Nemo's Parental Misguidance
- Neo's Personal Matrix
- Neo's Playing Morpheus
- Neoanthropic Preternatural Murmurings
- Neoclassic Placebo Maker
- Neoclassical Piano Montage
- Neoclassical Programming Multitude
- Neocon Propaganda Machine
- Neodymium Plated Magnet
- Neolithic Populous Metropolis
- Neolithic Programming Machine
- Neolithic Psychedelic Mushrooms
- Neologistic Paraphasic Mumbling
- Neon Papier Mâché
- Neonatal Penguin March
- Neophobe Plebeian Mumpsimus
- Neopolitan Pizza Maker
- Neoteric Plumbing Mishap
- Neovictorian Paisley Menswear
- Nepotistic Pontifex Maximus
- Neptune: Planet or Myth?
- Neptune's Personal Maid
- Neptunium, Promethium, Manganese
- Nerd Party Madness
- Nerd Play Mate
- Nerdiest Political Manifesto
- Nerdiest Precious Modules
- Nerds Pledge Magnanimously
- Nerds Produce Money
- Nerds Publishing Monstrosities
- Nerdy People Matriculate
- Nerdy Poly Millionaires
- Nerdy Programmers Mingling
- Nerdy Pun Mavens
- Nerfing Powerful Megalomaniacs
- Nero Punished Miscreants
- Nervous Parrot Muttering
- Nervous Penpal Message
- Nestable Processes Mutate
- Nested Parenthetical Madness
- Nested Public Modules
- Net Possibility Multiplier
- Netherworld's Pretend Minibar
- Neti Pot Manufacturer
- Nettle Pie Market
- Network Performance Monitor
- Network Pipe Manufacturer
- Network Printer Manager
- Network Processor Module
- Neural Prediction Model
- Neural Processing Mechanisms
- Neural Proton Mapper
- Neurological Phenomenon Multiplexer
- Neurologically Paralyzing Mouseovers
- Neurophysiologically Pseudoscientific Manatee
- Neurotic and Probably Misinformed
- Neurotic Pantaloon Maker
- Neurotic Pink Mongooses
- Neurotoxin Powered Marketing
- Neutered Paranoid Meerkat
- Neutered Puppy Masquerade
- Neutral Point Measurement
- Neutral Political Machine
- Neutral Pork Motel
- Neutral, Plus or Minus
- Neutralize Pesky Miscreants
- Neutrino Packing Machine
- Neutrinos Peludos Magnéticos
- Neutron Polarization Manipulator
- Never Paint Mohawks
- Never Panic Much
- Never Patronize Mothers
- Never Pay your Mortgage
- Never Perfectly Managed
- Never Pet Marmots
- Never Pet Mermaids
- Never Play Matchmaker
- Never Please Meanies
- Never Poke Monkeys
- Never Post Memes
- Never Prank Me
- Never Print Magazines
- Never Program Mad
- Never Propel Marmalade
- Never Publish Malarkey
- Never Pummel Muskoxen
- Never Punch Manticores
- Never Push Mistakes
- Never Push to Master
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- Neverending Perpetual Motion
- Neverending Pile of Messages
- Neverending Plethora of Modules
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- Neverending Prototype Mode
- Neverending Pun Machine
- Neverending Puppy Marathon
- Nevertheless Published Mine
- Nevertheless! Party Metaphorically
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- New Patch, Merge?
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- New Power Manual
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- New Project, Monday
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- Newbies Pass Muster
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- Newline Proliferating Maniac
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- Newly Potted Mandrakes
- Newly Practicing Mortician
- Newly Pregnant Mom
- Newly Purchased Memories
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- Newton's Poleless Magnet
- Newton's Preposterous Miscalculation
- Newton's Programmatic Measurements
- Newtonian Particle Motion
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- Newts Prefer MS-DOS
- Next Perpendicular Moonlanding
- Next Phenomenal Microbrewery
- Next Planet of Monkeys
- Next Popular Module
- Next Prince Montage
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- NeXTSTEP Programming Mastermind
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- Nibbling Perfect Macaroni
- Nicaragua's Pet Mice
- Nice Package, Mate
- Nice Paintings, Mondrian
- Nice Pants, Man
- Nice Parakeet Marriage
- Nice People Matter
- Nice Philanthropist Metalhead
- Nice Pithy Motto
- Nice Poodle, Mister
- Nice Pottery Mug
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- Nicely Presented Misnomer
- Nicely Printed Maps
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- Nicer Perusal Method
- Niche Portobello Mushroom
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- Nickel Plated Moose
- Nickelback Plays Music
- Nietzsche's Preposterous Moustache
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- Nifty Pony Merchandise
- Nifty Poutine Meal
- Nifty Procrastination Machine
- Nifty Pun Master
- Nifty Purring Manticore
- Nigerian Prince Meme
- Niggling Pant Monkey
- Nightclub Party Music
- Nightingale Posing Mischievously
- Nightly Panic Munchies
- Nightly Patch Machine
- Nightly Perpetrated Mischief
- Nightly Piano Man
- Nightly Punk Masters
- Nightmare Prom Memories
- Nightmarish Pawnshop Mystic
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- Nighttime Possum Meandering
- Nihil Prius Modulus
- Nihilist Pocket Monsters
- Nihilist Postmodern Mistake
- Nihilistic Party Mantra
- Nihilistic Pool Man
- Nil Packet Minimizer
- Nimble Package Maestros
- Nimble Pirate Monitor
- Nimble Pixie Merchant
- Nimble Polyglot Microcosm
- Nimble Porridge Muncher
- Nimoy Prospers Mystically
- Nincompoops Producing Methane
- Nine Parsecs from Milwaukee
- Nine Pedestrians Mesmerized
- Nine Percent Milk
- Nine Point Mulligan
- Nine Pomeranian Monsters
- Nine Post Meridiem
- Nine Project Managers
- Nine Putrid Mangos
- Nineteen Poor Moths
- Nineties Party Mix
- Nineties Pop Music
- Ninety Percent Muffin
- Ninety-nine Pitchers of Malt
- Ninja Parading Musically
- Ninja Party Manager
- Ninja Pirate Mutants
- Ninja Pokémon Master
- Ninja Power Manifesto
- Ninja Programmers Mindmeld
- Ninja Pumpkin Mutants
- Ninjas Practicing Multidimensionality
- Nirvana Playing Madonna
- Nit-Picking Manager
- Nitrate Processed Mincemeat
- Nitrogen Peroxide Monoxide
- Nitrogen Poisonous Monoxide
- Nitrogenous Polymorphic Molecule
- Nixon's Pants Missing
- No Package Mishaps
- No Packages Misplaced
- No Packages, Mate
- No Padding Margin
- No Padding Module
- No Painful Merges
- No Pants Mafia
- No Pants Monkey
- No Pants, Mom
- No Particular Method
- No Partying Mariachis
- No Password Management
- No Plugins; Monolithic
- No Points Made
- No Possible Meaning
- No Potty Mouths
- No Prejudice Makers
- No Princess, Mario
- No Prize Money
- No Problem Man
- No Problem Mate
- No Problem, Meatbag
- No Problemo Muchacho
- No Proscribed Meaning
- No Punches Made
- No Puns Monday
- No Purchase Made
- No, Pay Me
- No! Primate Mutation!
- Noah's Pairwise Manifest
- Nobel Prize Magnet
- Noble Programming Mantra
- Noble Pug Mullet
- Nobody Packages More
- Nobody Pays (for) Magazines
- Nobody Peels Mangoes
- Nobody Picked Me
- Nobody Prefers Margarine
- Nobody Preheats Microwaves
- Nobody Publish Monsters
- Nobody's Perfect, Man
- Noctiflorous Pansy Mulch
- Nocturnal Pajama Mutants
- Nocturnal Parakeet Monitor
- Nocturnal Practitioners of Magic
- Nocturnal Programmer's Machine
- Nocturnally Psychologizing Millipede
- Nodding Previously Managed
- Node Package Maid
- Node Package Manager
- Node Package Master
- Node Packaged Masterfully
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- Node Parcel Merchant
- Node People Magic
- Node Pizza Maker
- Node Pleases Me
- Node Plus Me
- Node Popular Man
- Node Promiscuous Modules
- Node's Package Magician
- Node's Perfect Mate
- Node's Perpetuum Mobile
- Node's Personal Monk
- Node's Play Mate
- Node's Pocket Monsters
- Node's Power Meal
- Node's Pretty Magical
- Nodes Per Minute
- Nodeschool Public Materials
- Nodular Pudding Multiverse
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- Noiseless Peaceful Morning
- Noiseless Praying Mantis
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- Noisy Pirate Mutiny
- Noisy Pneumatic Mnemonic
- Noisy Pop Music
- Noisy Pterodactyl Melodies
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- Nomadic People Migration
- Nomenclature Processing Machine
- Nominal Package Missing
- Nominal Pizza Masticator
- Nominally Patriotic Meathead
- Nominating Presidential Muppets
- Nomming Peanut M&M's
- Nomnom Pumpernickle Muffins
- Non Polar Magnetism
- Non Productive Monday
- Non Programming Manager
- Non-Permeable Membrane
- Non-Polite Mother
- Non-Polynomial Mantissa
- Non-Potable Macchiato
- Non-Printable Material
- Nonagons Please Me
- Nonchalantly Performs Magic
- Noncollinear Perpendicular Microcrystalline
- Noncommital Premarital Mischief
- Nonconformist Propaganda Machine
- Nondeterministic Palindrome Machine
- Nondeterministic Polynomial Munchies
- Nondeterministic Postrequisite Metaprotocol
- Nondeterministic Programming Methodology
- Nondigestible Purple Mayonnaise
- Nonflavored Prescription Medicine
- Nonlinear Performance Magnification
- Nonlinear Programming Methods
- Nonsense Placement Mandatory
- Nonsense Poetry Manager
- Nonstop Pajama Models
- Nonstop Perpetual Motion
- Nonstop Pet Mewing
- Nonstop Progressive Marxism
- Nonviolent Pigeon Manifestation
- Nonviolent Pirate Mobster
- Nonvoluntary Professional Mangling
- Noodle Printing Machine
- Noodles Practicing Medicine
- Noodles, Poodles and More!
- Noodly Pasta Maker
- noop(); pop(); map();
- Noosphere Possibilities Maximized
- Nordic Panda Moor
- Normal People, MMM!
- Normal Programming Mistake
- Normally Palatable Mango
- Normally Pleasant Mixture
- Norse Polytheistic Mythology
- North Pittsburgh Meatpackers
- North Pole Merriment
- Northern Pie Muncher
- Northern Pileated Marmoset
- Norvell, Please Merge
- Norvell's Public Machinations
- Norwegian Parcel Mail
- Norwegian Peat Moss
- Norwegian Polka Music
- Norwegian Pony Master
- Nose Picker's Maven
- Nose Picking Mechanisms
- Nosey Party Murderer
- Nosferatu's Pace Maker
- Nostalgic Perogi Monogramming
- Nostalgic Piano Music
- Nostalgic Pickled Mango
- Nostalgic Pizza Manager
- Nostalgic Primordial Monster
- Nostradamus Predicting Maelstroms
- Nostradamus Prophecy Machine
- Nosy Pinocchio Manners
- Not a Package Manager
- Not a Penny More
- Not a Propaganda Machine
- Not Pancake Mix
- Not Parents' Money
- Not Particularly Meaningful
- Not Pictured: Mangoes
- Not Preposterously Macho
- Not Providing Milkshakes
- Notable Pastry Maker
- Notable Peru Mariachis
- Notable Pottery Manufacturer
- Notable Pseudocode Mashups
- Notably Polite Mariner
- Notary Public Mystifier
- Note: Purchase Milk
- Notebook Page Margin
- Noteworthy Programming Masterpiece
- Noteworthy Programs Map
- Nothing Particularly Magnificent
- Nothing Pleases Me
- Nothing Plus Modules
- Nothing Prevents Misery
- Nothing, Plus More
- Nothing's plumb meaningless
- Noticeably Playful Monkeys
- Notify President Madagascar
- Notorious Party Muppets
- Notorious Penguin Magicians
- Notorious Preying Mantis
- Notorious Public Menace
- Notorious Pug Mafia
- Notoriously Psychedelic Modules
- Nougat Predominant Middleware
- Noun/Pronoun Mix-up
- Nourished Personal Mucus
- Nourishing Pear Medley
- Nouveau Papier Mâché
- Nouveau Print Maker
- Novel Personal Mantras
- Novel Planetary Movement
- Novel Preposterous Mockery
- Novelty Palliates Malaise
- Novelty Plastic Moustache
- Novelty Polygonal Mathematics
- Novelty Promotes Magicians
- November Perfect Moustache
- November: Procrastination Month
- November's Paddleball Marathon
- Novice Prime Minister
- Novice, Paragon, Master
- Novice, Practiced, Mastered
- Novices Performing Miracles
- Novices Plagiarizing Mozart
- Now Package More
- Now Packing Magic
- Now Paging Maciej
- Now Particularly Misnamed
- Now Playing Mario
- Now Playing Mathcore
- Now Printing Money
- Now with Partition Management
- Now, Please Meander
- Now, Publish Me
- Now, Push Me
- Noxious Plant Miasma
- Nozzle Piping Mismatch
- npm packaged modules
- npm pretty much
- npm private modules
- npm promotes metadefinitions
- npm promulgates marsupials
- npm provides modules
- npm: package manager
- npm: possibly marvellous
- npm's personal messenger
- npm's pretty magical
- NTFS Path Mockery
- Nth Permutation Mathematics
- Nth Phonetic Mnemonic
- Nth Power Matrix
- Nu Pop Metal
- Nuanced Pterodactyl Monk
- Nuclear Package Magnet
- Nuclear Pizza Machine
- Nuclear Planning Manual
- Nuclear Power Manager
- Nuclear Powered Macros
- Nuclear Powered Marshmallows
- Nuclear Powered Mushroom
- Nuclear Pumpkin Mocha
- Nuclearly Potent Moonshine
- Nucleic Photon Magnetizer
- Nucleophosmin
- nuǝɯ pǝɥsᴉꞁod mǝu
- nuǝW pǝuoᴉʇᴉsoԀ ʎlǝʌᴉʇɐƃǝN
- NuGet Package Manager
- Nuked: Probably Microwaved
- Nukem's Possible Manifestation
- Null Pointer Micromanagement
- Null Pointer Missing
- Nullifying Precipitation Machine
- Numbers Prefer Multiplication
- Numeric Production Mechanism
- Numerous Packages Multiply
- Numerous Panicky Mimes
- Numerous Problems Multiplied
- Numerous Pulls Merged
- Numerous Pulsating Martians
- Nunchaku Pizza Master
- Nunjucks Powers Mozilla
- Nuns Playing Monopoly
- Nuns Practicing Misanthropy
- Nupital Pomp Mesmerises
- Nuptial Predicament Mediation
- Nurturing Palpable Magnificence
- Nurturing Pluto's Martians
- Nutella Peanut-Butter Marshmallow
- Nutella Per Minute
- Nutella with Pepperoni and Mushrooms
- Nutmeg Plundering Muse
- Nutrias Punching Marmots
- Nutrient Packed Morsels
- Nutritious Polygonal Meatball
- Nutritious Pomegranate Muffins
- Nutritious Potato Munchies
- Nutritious Pumpkin Meal
- Nutty Peanut Marshmallow
- Nutty Penguin Music
- Nutty Professor Movie
- Nutty Programming Men
- Nybble Processing Mainframe


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Hack Education
Teaching Machines
- I am very excited with the prospect of having a research assistant, thanks to the help of Amy Collier, who’s put me in touch with Middlebury graduate student Noraya Razzaque, who’ll help me get stuff out of the ol’ brick-and-mortar research library
- Thanks to leaving social media, I was wildly productive this week – embarrassingly so. (I have wasted so much time!!) I made a huge breakthrough in my research this week, uncovering a connection between political movements and teaching machines that I didn’t know existed. This gives me a new character for the book too. I read a ton this week – articles and books – looking primarily at cybernetics, “the cult of information” (Roszak), and the Sixties (Roszak again) and wondering why it is that ed-tech is so intellectually vacuous considering its rich intellectual history. (I’m pretty sure I know the answer…)
Other Writing
Working
- I deleted all my Twitter bots. It’s just no fun any more
- I talked to Georgia Perry about the Spencer Fellowship and Matt Morris about social media
Reading and Listening
- I read The Cult of Information, City of Saints and Thieves, The American High School Today, Cybernetic Principles of Learning and Educational Design, and The Making of a Counter Culture; and I started reading The Cybernetics Moment
- I’m still listening to Fear Itself
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4. Identify the places in which we lose users (activation funnel).
5. Design a convenient and extremely simple mobile site.
6. Increase the number of registrations and sales of subscriptions on the site.
7. Identify barriers to improving conversion.
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General Profile:
• single or divorced
• mostly men, less often women
• ages of 30 and 49.
• all races and icities
• currently live in the big cities all over the world.
Users from target audience generally:
• professionals
• have some education beyond high school
• financially established.
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Psychographics:
Users believe in:
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• Targeted audience live heterosexual lifestyles. They are interested in balancing their careers with leisurely activities.
• People of Generation X are well educated and have low unemployment rates compared to people in the next generation.
04/ Information Architecture
Required application functions:
1. Registration
2. User Profiles
3. Filters
4. Matching
5. Messenger
6. Like Gallery
Additional paid features:
1. Hide advertising
2. Paid messages
3. Unlimited search
4. View photos in full size
5. Trusted membership
05/ Example of user story
| Name |
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Search a user |
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| Main actor |
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Registered free user |
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| Trigger |
|
The user decides to find users on the site to communicate
on certain criteria. The user is already logged in on the site. |
|
| Post Conditions |
|
The user sees a list of users selected
according to certain criteria specified in the filter. |
|
| Basic Flow |
|
1. The user opens a list of sections in the menu
2. Selects the menu section «Search»
3. The user opens a section with the search settings.
4. The user selects the certain search criteria.
5. The user saves the settings.
6. The system saves the selected settings.
7. The user sees a page with a list of users matching the saved criteria. |
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| Alternative scenarios |
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1.a There are no users matching the specified criteria in the system:
1.a1. The system reports that there are no such users in the system
1.a2. The system offers similar results. |
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06/ Information architecture
07/ Wireframes
08/ Prototypes
An interactive prototype can be viewed here:
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09/ User flow
10/ Components
11/ Colors
12/ Typography
13/ UI
14/ A/B Testing
Variant A
Variant B
Hypothesis
The purpose of testing is to find out the preferences of the audience and choose a more preferred option for the user
Variant A
Variant B
Hypothesis
The increase in the size of the photo will lead to the interest of users and their retention on the site,
which will positively affect the conversion rate.
14/ UI


>From The Terrace (1960)
Grade: 53
This movie is one long soap opera. It is well enough done to be watchable, with the script and plot carefully executed.
Leon Ames is the owner of a large steel factory.  Ames's eldest son died of spinal meningitis as a child, somehow making Ames bitter towards the rest of the family. Young, angst-ridden son Alfred (Paul Newman) returns from World War II, in time to quarrel with his father and beat up his mother's boyfriend. Refusing to work for his father, Newman instead partners with a friend designing aircraft.
Barbara Eden makes an obvious pass at him, but Newman only has eyes for Joanne Woodward, despite being engaged to ever-present Jim Roper. She treats Newman coldly, but smugly enjoys the attention. Newman keeps working her until they are married. On the wedding day, Newman and Ames have an argument. Ames has a heart attack and dies. Myrna Loy is not to be seen from again.
Woodward still treats Newman poorly, and cheats on him with Roper whenever he is away, which is often due to his workaholic ambitions. Newman is impatient with his aircraft design job, and leaves it to work for a zillionaire executive, whose grandson he dramatically rescues from a fall into a half-frozen lake. His success at the firm draws the rivalry of Howard Caine, who will stop at nothing to show Newman up.
Newman falls for a doe-eyed dark-haired daughter (Ina Balin) of a client. The audience is supposed to approve of his affair but not his wife's.
Newman's boss is high on family values, and it will ruin his career if he gets a divorce. Woodward starts being nice to him again, and it turns out that it is because he is to be made partner. But Caine has taken photos of Newman and Balin in a hotel bedroom and tries to blackmail him. Newman is given the promotion before the board of directors. Newman delivers what begins as an acceptance speech, then transforms into a missive complaining about how terrible wealth and ambition is, etc. He then hails a taxi, ignoring Woodward who is still trying to keep him, and goes to live in the country with Balin, where they are seen having a blissful reunion as the music sweeps and the credits roll.
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| Overview | Module | Use | Devguide | Index |
| Services' Summary | Interfaces' Summary | Properties' Summary | Services' Details | Interfaces' Details | Properties' Details |
| service TableAutoFormatField |
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| Exported Interfaces - Summary | |
| ::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertySet | provides access to the properties. |
| Properties' Summary | |
| string CharFontName |
specifies the name of the western font. |
| string CharFontNameAsian |
[ OPTIONAL ] specifies the name of the asian font. |
| string CharFontNameComplex |
[ OPTIONAL ] specifies the name of the complex font. |
| string CharFontStyleName |
specifies the name of the western font style. |
| string CharFontStyleNameAsian |
[ OPTIONAL ] specifies the name of the asian font style. |
| string CharFontStyleNameComplex |
[ OPTIONAL ] specifies the name of the complex font style. |
| string CharFontCharSet |
contains the value of the character set of the western font. |
| string CharFontCharSetAsian |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value of the character set of the asian font. |
| string CharFontCharSetComplex |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value of the character set of the complex font. |
| string CharFontFamily |
contains the value of the western font family. |
| string CharFontFamilyAsian |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value of the asian font family. |
| string CharFontFamilyComplex |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value of the complex font family. |
| string CharFontPitch |
contains the value of the pitch of the western font. |
| string CharFontPitchAsian |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value of the pitch of the asian font. |
| string CharFontPitchComplex |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value of the pitch of the complex font. |
| float CharHeight |
contains the height of characters of the western font in point. |
| float CharHeightAsian |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the height of characters of the asian font in point. |
| float CharHeightComplex |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the height of characters of the complex font in point. |
| float CharWeight |
contains the value for the weight of characters of the western font. |
| float CharWeightAsian |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value for the weight of characters of the asian font. |
| float CharWeightComplex |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value for the weight of characters of the complex font. |
| ::com::sun::star::awt::FontSlant CharPosture |
contains the value of the posture of characters of the western font. |
| ::com::sun::star::awt::FontSlant CharPostureAsian |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value of the posture of characters of the asian font. |
| ::com::sun::star::awt::FontSlant CharPostureComplex |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the value of the posture of characters of the comlex font. |
| short CharUnderline |
contains the value for the character underline. |
| boolean CharCrossedOut |
is true if the characters are crossed out. |
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is true if the characters are contoured. |
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is true if the characters are shadowed. |
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contains the value of the text color. |
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contains the cell background color. |
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[ OPTIONAL ] specifies the horizontal alignment of the cell contents. |
| ::com::sun::star::table::CellVertJustify VertJustify |
[ OPTIONAL ] specifies the vertical alignment of the cell contents. |
| boolean IsTextWrapped |
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| ::com::sun::star::table::CellOrientation Orientation |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the orientation of the cell contents (i.e. top-to-bottom or stacked). |
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[ OPTIONAL ] contains the rotation angle of the cell contents. |
| ::com::sun::star::table::CellVertJustify RotateReference |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the reference egde of the cell rotation. |
| long ParaTopMargin |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the margin between cell contents and top border (in 1/100 mm). |
| long ParaBottomMargin |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the margin between cell contents and bottom border (in 1/100 mm). |
| long ParaLeftMargin |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the margin between cell contents and left border (in 1/100 mm). |
| long ParaRightMargin |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the margin between cell contents and right border (in 1/100 mm). |
| ::com::sun::star::table::TableBorder TableBorder |
[ OPTIONAL ] property containing a description of the cell border. |
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NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg Holds Press Conference in Brussels - Video
The summit comes as NATO member countries are mired in a spending row. US President Donald Trump has repeatedly urged other states to raise their expenditures on security issues, stressing that numerous allies must meet the current target of 2 percent of GDP.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg holds a press conference in Brussels, as the alliance is preparing to celebrate its 70th anniversary next week.
He stated in his speech that NATO countries would discuss two principal questions at the upcoming summit – the breakup of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty and relations with Moscow. According to Stoltenberg, there is no imminent threat to the alliance’s members from Russia, but NATO sees Moscow as a strategic challenge.
"We will … discuss Russia and the future arms control. NATO allies have been united in response to Russia’s aggressive actions … We have agreed that our response to Russia’s breach of the INF Treaty would be defensive, measured and coordinated," he said.
A summit in London will be held on 3-4 December, and numerous politicians and top military officers are expected to attend the event. The list includes US President Donald Trump, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and many others.


You can access this dialog either via the menu entry Encrypt/Decrypt \ Asymmetric \ RSA Demonstration or via the menu entry Indiv. Procedures \ RSA Cryptosystem \ RSA Demonstration.
The most well-known asymmetric cryptosystem is the RSA algorithm, named after its authors, Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir and Leonard Adleman. In this dialog you can carry out all three steps of the RSA cryptosystem:
For RSA encryption and RSA signature verification it is sufficient to enter the public parameters:
In this case the secret parameters (the Euler phi function of N and the secret key) don't need not to be known.
Within the upper group box RSA using the private and public key – or using only the public key you can indicate how much information is known.
The following default settings are used after each start of CrypTool:
The values of the prime numbers, the RSA parameters and the options are retained if the dialog is closed and invoked again, as long as the CrypTool application is not terminated. So you do not have to enter them again if they shall be used a second time. But you always can modify them.
In order to confidentially transmit a message, the public key of the recipient must be known. The procedure of encoding the message with the recipients public key for privacy reasons is called encryption.
It is a special property of the RSA cryptosystem, that digital signatures can be created with same operation, if the private key of the signer is used instead of the public key of the recipient. Everyone can then verify using the holder's public key, that the signature was generated by the holder of the corresponding private key.
The story, The Dialogue of the Sisters [c't magazine, issue 25/1999], describes a variant of the RSA cryptosystem that is suitable for hand calculation. This variant can be selected under RSA Demonstration Options after a small RSA key has been generated.
The example below illustrates the RSA encryption of the following message:
"Sell my shares on 14 July 2000 and use the sales revenues to buy me a South Sea island".
This encryption operation needs the following steps:
First of all the two prime numbers p and q have to be chosen (the simplest way to achieve this is to click on Generate prime numbers), then the public key e has to be entered. After that the secret key d can be calculated by clicking on "Update parameters".
Prior to carrying out the encryption or decryption you can make further adjustments to the settings for encryption in the RSA Demonstration Options dialog:
To initiate encryption, enter the plaintext and then click on the Encrypt button.


Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports Class Reference
Iterator over valid supports. More...
#include <extensional.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
| ValidSupports (const Compact< View, pos > &p, CTAdvisor &a) | |
| Initialize from initialized propagator. | |
| ValidSupports (const TupleSet &ts, int i, View x) | |
| Initialize during initialization. | |
| void | operator++ (void) |
| Move to next supports. | |
| bool | operator() (void) const |
| Whether there are still supports left. | |
| const BitSetData * | supports (void) const |
| Return supports. | |
| int | val (void) const |
| Return supported value. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | find (void) |
| Find a new value (only for negative case). | |
Protected Attributes | |
| const unsigned int | n_words |
| Number of words. | |
| int | max |
| Maximal value. | |
| ViewRanges< View > | xr |
| Range iterator. | |
| const Range * | sr |
| Support iterator. | |
| const Range * | lst |
| The last range. | |
| int | n |
| The value. | |
| const BitSetData * | s |
| The value's support. |
Detailed Description
template<class View, bool pos>
class Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports
Iterator over valid supports.
Definition at line 397 of file extensional.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::ValidSupports | ( | const Compact< View, pos > & | p, | |
| CTAdvisor & | a | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize from initialized propagator.
Definition at line 209 of file compact.hpp.
| Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::ValidSupports | ( | const TupleSet & | ts, | |
| int | i, | |||
| View | x | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize during initialization.
Definition at line 224 of file compact.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::find | ( | void | ) | [inline, protected] |
Find a new value (only for negative case).
Definition at line 179 of file compact.hpp.
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::operator++ | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Move to next supports.
Definition at line 239 of file compact.hpp.
| bool Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::operator() | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Whether there are still supports left.
Definition at line 266 of file compact.hpp.
| const BitSetData * Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::supports | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return supports.
Definition at line 271 of file compact.hpp.
| int Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::val | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return supported value.
Definition at line 277 of file compact.hpp.
Member Data Documentation
const unsigned int Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::n_words [protected] |
Number of words.
Definition at line 400 of file extensional.hh.
int Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::max [protected] |
Maximal value.
Definition at line 402 of file extensional.hh.
ViewRanges<View> Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::xr [protected] |
Range iterator.
Definition at line 404 of file extensional.hh.
const Range* Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::sr [protected] |
Support iterator.
Definition at line 406 of file extensional.hh.
const Range* Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::lst [protected] |
The last range.
Definition at line 408 of file extensional.hh.
int Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::n [protected] |
The value.
Definition at line 410 of file extensional.hh.
const BitSetData* Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View, pos >::ValidSupports::s [protected] |
The value's support.
Definition at line 412 of file extensional.hh.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/int/extensional.hh
- gecode/int/extensional/compact.hpp


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With animations and clickable
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Mikhail Tal was one of the most unique chessplayers of all time. He was born in 1936, into a family with Jewish origins, and he would become one of the most reknown Latvians ever. His artistic gameplay, tactical genius, and sacrifices for the sake of having the positional advantage or retaining the initiative (continuing to pose threats so that the opponent would have to defend/take measures) would make him Champion of USSR and then the World Champion.
Milestones
- He beat Josif Ilber and Ratmir Kholmov, both grandmasters at that time, when he was only 12.
- He became the Soviet Chess Champion at 20, youngest person to have ever obtained this title.
- When Tal became the Soviet Champion, he had not participated in enough international tournaments to be titled a Grandmaster. FIDE changed its rules, just for him, as he had beaten many prominent Soviet players on his way to the Championship, and awarded him the title of Grandmaster.
- Mikhail Tal became the World Champion beating the likes of Botvinnik, Petrosian, Fischer (16 years old at the time), and Gligoric, only at the age of 23, making him the youngest World Champion (later broken by Kasparov at 22).
- Tal played a record 86 games without a loss, between mid 1972 and early 1973. He then improved his own record to 95 games without a loss between from lae 1973 to late 1974. (a record he lost to Ding Liren only in 2018, 44 years later, when Liren went 100 games without a loss, albeit with far less wins.
Couple of Notable Games
- Tal is displaying simulatenous games with several opponents, Chicago, 1986. He moves his Rook to f6, sacrificing it to remove the black bishop. His King was hanging unprotected only 5 moves before. You can revitalize this tactical clash here on this page.
- Tal plays Rook xd7, completely undefended, against the World Champion Tigran Petrosian. Tal's motive was, of course, to leave f7 wide open; which he managed and won the game 1 move later. This game was later labeled "Tiger in the Tank". This clash of masterminds available here in full.


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And the papers want to know whose shirts you wear
Now it's time to leave the capsule if you dare"
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ColorMix
The color mixing open source library
v3.0.0
Average mixing of two colors
Pick two colors to find their average in the Lab ColorSpace
Result
Gradientise
Pick two colors to display the corresponding 12-steps linear gradient in the Lab ColorSpace
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Background-color changing effect
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Weather Widget
This widget represents your local weather with a temperature-based background color
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title: people take shelter from the rain in louvre palace
date: '2015-07-22T09:49:16+02:00'
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people take shelter from the rain in Louvre Palace #louvre #pyramid #rain #photooftheday #paris


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