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This extension has been updated!
Current installed version: ???
Whats new?
- 99 problems - Fixed bug that made every page show 99+ detected characters.
- The weakest link - Fixed links in the popup that didn't open.
- The times, they are a-changin' - Added this snazzy update page so you can keep up with changes to the extension as they happen.
And that's it! Thanks to everybody who has read the blog post, provided feedback on reddit, or made an issue on github. If you have any questions or comments, let me know!
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Mylo19-Sep-19 02:34 PM
ah ok thanks @gcharang - i haven't used it much this year, but yes that was the vuln. cheers!
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We are building a competitor to @chainalysis for Zcash + Monero forks.
We are self-funded but looking for investors to speed time-to-market....
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@Mylo does it mean you can throw REST calls to the komodod ?
since you mentioned Axios
Mylo19-Sep-19 05:45 PM
@xeonrider you need a CORS proxy in front of it.
https://github.com/imylomylo/cors-anywhere
git clone
npm install
PORT=12345 node server.js
then your axios requests will look like: http://your.cors.proxy:port/<IP_ADDRESS>:7771
e.g.
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@xeonriderwarning i am a "weekend coder" - and putting a CORS proxy in front of your blockchain daemon (btc, kmd, zec etc.) is a good way to have your base belong to someone else.
xeonrider19-Sep-19 05:49 PM
@Mylo didn't anyone do this before
Mylo19-Sep-19 05:51 PM
it's not a recommended best practise to expose your blockchain to a web app - more like a worst practise if you have anything of value on it.
xeonrider19-Sep-19 05:51 PM
I mean, there aren't any dApps?
Mylo19-Sep-19 05:52 PM
in #dev-nspv there is an ultra-lightweight p2p client being developed
xeonrider19-Sep-19 05:52 PM
sorry I am from the world of Ethereum
Mylo19-Sep-19 05:52 PM
nspv will be metamask-esque
xeonrider19-Sep-19 05:52 PM
not to be mean, but everything here seems to be in development
wouldn't it be like the first thing that you can tie an app to a blockchain?
Mylo19-Sep-19 05:53 PM
depends. komodo was one of the first multi-chain ecosystems. depends if you like your horse first or your cart
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GUI hasn't been priority until this year really....
xeonrider19-Sep-19 05:54 PM
the horse moves...
jl777c19-Sep-19 05:54 PM
just issue curl calls from any app, that connects to the blockchain
not sure what the problem is
xeonrider19-Sep-19 05:55 PM
@jl777c if that package uses axios, it means I can send requests (like curl) only from a WWW perspective
nodejs json-rpc for bitcoin. Contribute to drazisil/node-bitcoin-rpc development by creating an account on GitHub.
your end-goal is just to send request to komodod and receive json output from it
with bitcoind-rpc it'll be something like:
// creating rpc proxy
var rpc = new RpcClient(config);
// issuing rpc calls to proxy to get daemon output
var getinfo_json_output = rpc.getinfo();
Documentation for developers building on the Komodo Platform
in general it's super simple: just start daemon on one node, start daemon on second node with connection to first one - thats it. Composer is kinda corporate thing in my understanding, for your CCs research purposes you can setup chain on your own
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:11 PM
how about an explorer
if you have your own coin, you need an explorer right?
or an own wallet
TonyL19-Sep-19 06:13 PM
you can check needed info/transacitons in CLI
jorian19-Sep-19 06:13 PM
there's support for insight explorers out of the box, if you need a web interface
Documentation for developers building on the Komodo Platform
docker image for doodling around with spinning up a blockchain if you are familiar with docker
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:18 PM
@jorian cool thanks
@Mylo i've heard of docker, don't know what it does
can't I just use a linode
Mylo19-Sep-19 06:20 PM
yeah you can use any VPS. if you already are familiar with docker, it's just another tool to expedite - but if you don't know docker, don't start now - too much new stuff and moving parts - best, not to try too many new things at once.
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xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:24 PM
ok, so how about a wallet
so got an own coin, a blockchain and an explorer
(in theory)
TonyL19-Sep-19 06:26 PM
you can fork an existing one, or create your wallet or list in some wallet - not sure if I got the question
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:36 PM
@TonyL which one could I fork (and adjust?)
well, if you got your own coin, you should be able to store it somewhere, with an address right?
or would any KMD wallet suffice (but than again, how to find the balance?)
jorian19-Sep-19 06:40 PM
the command line is your access to your wallet
./komodo-cli -ac_name=COINNAME getinfo would give you your balance
but if you want a fancy graphical user interface, you need to get listed in VRSC Agama, Chameleon, Pungo, or any other wallet
or clone their software and maintain a wallet yourself
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:41 PM
and making my own?
like the bot here
jorian19-Sep-19 06:41 PM
yes, you can do it, but i think people like it when everything is in 1 place


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Athletics: IAAF cuts 200m, steeplechase from Diamond League 'core' list
PARIS: The IAAF has dropped the 200 metres, 3,000m steeplechase, triple jump and discus from its list of "core" disciplines at Diamond League meetings in 2020.
The International Association of Athletics Associations said its decision was based on online research in China, France, South Africa and the United States and post-event surveys in Belgium, Britain and Switzerland.
It said the aim was to reduce the length of the Diamond League meetings to fit a 90-minute international broadcast window.
There will be 12 disciplines staged at each of the 15 Diamond League meetings with the season beginning in Doha on Apr 17.
The 200m will in fact still be in the programme at 10 of the 15 Diamond League meetings and the discus and the triple jump will be contested at two meetings.
IAAF President Sebastian Coe said he understood the "disappointment" of athletes in the disciplines not included in the 2020 Diamond League season, but explained: "Our objective is to create a faster-paced, more exciting global league that will be the showcase for our sport. A league that broadcasters want to show and fans want to watch."
World 200m champion Noah Lyles tweeted: "Wow, no 200m" and world triple jump champion Will Claye responded with "No more triple jump??"
Triple jump, discus and the 3,000m steeplechase ranked "towards the bottom" in the research conducted, the IAAF said in a statement.
The 200m was omitted from the core list as organisers felt its inclusion alongside the 100m meant the schedule would be "too congested, particularly in an Olympic Games year".


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Brown was elected Trustee for the Los Angeles Community College District in 1969, Secretary of State in 1970 and Governor in 1974 and 1978. As Governor, he helped create millions of jobs, strengthened environmental protections and promoted renewable energy. After his governorship, Brown lectured and traveled widely, practiced law, served as chairman of the state Democratic Party and ran for president.
In 1998, Brown was elected Mayor of Oakland and helped revitalize its downtown and reduce crime, while also founding two high-performing charter schools. Brown was elected California Attorney General in 2006 and worked to protect consumers, pursue mortgage fraud and real estate scams, champion workers' rights and crack down on violent crime.
Brown was elected to a third gubernatorial term in 2010 and to a historic fourth term in 2014. Since returning to the Governor's Office, Brown helped eliminate the state's multi-billion budget deficit, spearheading successful campaigns to provide billions in new funding for California's schools (Proposition 30) and establish a robust Rainy Day Fund to prepare for the next economic downturn (Proposition 2).
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As California's senior Senator, Dianne Feinstein has built a reputation as an independent voice, working with both Democrats and Republicans to find commonsense solutions to the problems facing California and the nation.
Since her election to the Senate in 1992, Senator Feinstein has worked in a bipartisan way to build a significant record of legislative accomplishments, helping strengthen the nation's security at home and abroad, combat crime and violence, battle cancer and protect natural resources in California and across the country.
In 2009, Senator Feinstein assumed chairmanship of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, where she oversaw the nation’s 16 intelligence agencies. She was the first female Senator to hold that position. As chairman, Feinstein oversaw the passage of six intelligence authorization bills following a five-year drought. The committee also approved a key bipartisan report on the Benghazi attacks and released key information about the CIA's detention and interrogation program following a six-year review. Today, Senator Feinstein serves as vice chairman of the committee, during which time the committee passed the first significant congressional legislation to address security flaws in our nation's cybersecurity.
Senator Feinstein is a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee where she is ranking member on the Subcommittee on Energy and Water. She is also a senior member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Senate Rules and Administration Committee, which she chaired during the 110th Congress. In that capacity, Senator Feinstein was the first woman to chair the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies and presided over the inauguration of President Barack Obama on January 20, 2009.
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A lifelong public safety and civil rights leader, Senator-elect Kamala D. Harris is the first African American and first woman to serve as Attorney General of California and the second African American woman to be elected to the United States Senate in history.
Throughout her career as a prosecutor, Harris has been a tireless advocate for the most voiceless and vulnerable Californians.
As California’s Attorney General, Harris prosecuted transnational gangs exploiting women and children and trafficking in guns and drugs and led comprehensive studies on the impacts of transnational criminal organizations and human trafficking in California.
Harris fought for Californians hit hardest during the state and national mortgage crisis, won $20 billion for homeowners, created a multidivisional Mortgage Fraud Strike Force to crack down on fraud and passed the “Homeowners Bill of Rights,” establishing the nation’s most comprehensive anti-foreclosure protections.
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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds 5.2 update improves Vikendi, adds spike traps
by Aran SuddiPUBG Corp has confirmed what players can expect to see in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds update 5.2. It’s quite a large update added the new spike trap item which can puncture the tyres of any vehicle, though it is a one time use only item. A new system called PUBG Labs is being added and here players can give feedback on new features the developers are working on including new modes, rule sets, and locations.
The Vikendi map has been updated as well with new roads so it is easier to travel around, and the river has also frozen to also allow for easier movement. The mountain has been shrunk and some buildings have been removed or replaced so there’s a better gameplay experience. When it comes to bug fixes the safe zone will appear in different locations, and the spectator view should no longer be forced to look downwards in certain situations.
The update list is massive so prepare for a bit of a read.
PUBG Update 5.2
New Item: Spike Trap
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Spike Traps puncture the tires of any vehicle that runs over the strip of spikes.
- A Spike Trap can only damage one vehicle before it disappears.
- Spike Traps puncture the tires of vehicles, but do not damage overall vehicle health.
- Spike Traps are spawned at rates consistent with other throwables across all maps.
- You can lay a Spike Trap by selecting it and pressing LMB.
New System: PUBG Labs
- PUBG Labs is a space where we introduce to you experimental in-game features and collect your feedback to perfect them as permanent game additions.
- You can find PUBG Labs in the menu under the Play button.
- PUBG Labs will continue to be updated with new content. Play modes, new rule sets and maybe even some new vistas to take in down the road.
- The most important for PUBG Labs is your valuable opinions! Please feel free to let our Community Managers know about what you think from your experience.
The upcoming experimental content of PUBG Labs
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Skill Based Rating (PC – Live server: Nov 26 – Jan 1 KST / Console – Live server: Nov 26 – Jan 6 KST)
- Skill Based Rating is an experimental feature being tested through PUBG Labs, tracking your skill and assigning you a rating based on your match performances.
- This Skill Based Rating is separate from the current Survival Title System.
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Ratings will be applied for each mode based on players’ skill level. To see your rating, you must first play 5 matches.
- After you finish 5 rating-evaluation matches, your rating going forward will be adjusted based on factors such as kills and overall placement in matches.
- You can leave feedback about the changes to your rating after the end of each match, so we can gauge how the system feels.
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For one week after the Skill Based Rating test ends, all players who participated can share their feedback via an in-game survey.
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Feedback period
- PC: 1/2 – 1/9 KST
Console: 1/7 – 1/14 KST
- PC: 1/2 – 1/9 KST
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Improved terrain
- New roads have been added to reduce the difficulty of moving through certain snow-covered areas of Vikendi.
- Along with the roads added, the amount of vehicles across the map have increased and locations adjusted.
- A cold front has moved in and the river around Castle has frozen over to allow you to navigate that area more easily.
- Located at the center of Vikendi, Mount Kreznic consists of various terrain types which are difficult to navigate, due to how steep the mountain is. To improve this, the overall height of the mountain has been lowered. Yes, we shrunk the mountain, but just a bit.
- Vikendi terrain in many areas is very flat, making it difficult for players to hide or take cover when encountering enemies. To improve this, we’ve added more variance to terrain height in areas across the map.
Improved towns in Vikendi
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A few of Vikendi’s towns were seldom visited due to complex structures or not enough loot. We’ve made some adjustments to the following areas:
- Volnova has been reshaped in general. Major buildings and driving routes have been modified.
- Item spawn counts in Peshkova have increased.
- Garages where vehicles are spawned in Trevno have been relocated to allow easier escape after looting. So get to stepping.
- Some buildings have been removed or replaced with different buildings to improve gameplay. The field of vision gained from high buildings has been adjusted, through structural changes.
Improved gameplay balance
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Blue Zone balance on Vikendi has been adjusted so that players can set up strategies using more varied routes.
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The size of early safe zones has increased.
- Speed of early Blue Zones has increased.
- The size and speed of mid and late-game Blue Zones remain similar to previous updates.
- The randomness of Blue Zone locations throughout the match has slightly increased.
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- To reflect player feedback on insufficient vehicle spawns on Vikendi, we’ve signifcantly increased the overall number of vehicle spawns.
- The location of vehicle spawns has been modified in accordance to the new Blue Zone balance.
Gameplay
- The Way Point feature has been added to allow you to make strategic plans for the routes you take.
- You can use the feature only when the map is open (M key).
- Press ALT+RMB to place the first point and while ALT is held, you may click other locations to add more points. You may release ALT to remove the starting point.
- You can place up to 4 points per group of Way Points.
- Press ALT+Del to remove placed Way Points. When you place a new starting point somewhere else, the existing Way Points will all disappear.
- In Duo/Squad Mode, when a teammate places Way Points, they will appear on the map with a Radio Message. You can change the settings to not display the Way Point of certain teammates from the in-game Team Management menu.
- A new feature has been added that automatically equips your weapon with the attachments you pick up.
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You can choose from 3 types of auto attachment options. You can activate/deactivate each of them from the ‘Settings – Gameplay’ tab.
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Auto equip when you pick up an attachment with F key
- When you pick up an attachment by pressing the interaction key (F), the attachment is automatically equipped to your weapon.
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Auto attach when you switch to new weapon
- When you switch your weapon with a new weapon on the ground, all the attachments equipped to the old weapon will automatically move to the new one.
- Only attachments compatible with the new weapon will be attached and the rest will go into your inventory.
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Auto equip when you pick up attachments with the inventory open
- When you get an attachment while the inventory is open, the attachment will automatically be equipped to your weapon.
- When you get an attachment for a slot that is already being used, the attachment will go into your inventory.
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- Swimming speed has increased by about 27%.
- Diving speed has increased by about 20%.
- Breath recovery speed has increased by about 10%. Now it takes 9 seconds for full recovery.
- The maximum diving time has increased by about 33%. Now you can dive for about 20 seconds
- The sound effects for each type of object being shot have been improved.
- War Mode / War Mode: Conquest are now available for round play, allowing for multiple match wins before game completion.
- These matches consist of two rounds, best 2 out of 3, or best 3 out of 5 with a feature where players can play on different battlegrounds for each round or switch locations of both ends.
- The ground re-spawn feature updated last patch is also available.
- In the previous version of Platoon Mode, players weren’t able to properly receive orders from their platoon leader easily through UI.
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With this update, the player in the first slot of each platoon in the lobby will be assigned the role of platoon leader, whose location and ping will be shared with all platoon members.
- This will enable the entire platoon to recognize moving/attack/defensive targets, allowing players to experience more strategic platoon combat.
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Commander is able to help allies and interfere with the enemy through the various support requests available in the map UI.
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Air strike request
- Commander can spawn a Red Zone at a selected location.
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Weapon package request
- Commander can request care package at a designated location.
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Healing package request
- Commander can request healing items at a designated location.
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PUBG Partners can now create Sandbox Mode matches.
- This mode provides convenient functions for PUBG Partners to easily experiment with PUBG content.
- PUBG Partners can create Sandbox Mode matches in ‘Custom match > Create a match’.
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Sandbox features
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Invincibility
- Only available for the match host (PUBG Partners)
- Spawn items and vehicles
- Control special features like flying and spawning Care Packages
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Helmet repair kit
- Use it to restore the durability of your helmet by a certain amount.
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Vest repair kit
- Use it to restore the durability of your vest by a certain amount.
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Blue Zone Uplink
- Set your current location to be within the next safe zone.
- If you are outside of the current safe zone, the next safe zone will be located as close to you as possible.
- When creating a general Custom match, creators can now control what UI their players see by changing setting in ‘Match Setting > Rule Tab > UI Option’.
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Presets are provided for UI mode.
- All On / All Off / Hardcore / Realistic / No Location Info / No Battle Royale Info / Manual
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Individual UI setting is available in Manual.
- Crosshair default /Map/ Player location / Player information / Teammate information / Displaying ID above the head of teammate / Blue zone ends in / Distance and notification text / Kill log / Number of survivors / Compass
- On the Weapon Mastery screen, you can now change the order of the weapons by using the weapon navigation filter.
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You can sort out weapons using the following criteria:
- Default (alphabetical order) / By level / By damage
- Old replay videos cannot be played due to the update in the replay system version.
- Added 2 types of BattleStat Weapons (MK47)
- Added 2 types of BP Battle Stats (MP5K and QBZ)
- Added 1 Madsy belt
- Added 1 Madsy shoes
- Added 15 Twitch Broadcaster Royale items
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Added a new unlocked crate
- The Venetian Crate contains 17 new gun skins.
- You can purchase the crate directly with BP through November 27. After November 27, the crate will be available through random only.
- Fixed an issue where the effect of tire smoke continues to occur if the wheels are broken while the vehicle is moving or stopped.
- Fixed an issue where spectator POV is forced downwards when a character is pushed against an object with a weapon
- Fixed an issue where a specific vehicle on Miramar spawns inside an object, causing the vehicle to explode when entered
- Fixed an issue where the cloudy weather option is missing on Erangel
- Fixed an issue where the safe zone appears only in a specific location.
- Fixed an issue where the description of the survival and annihilation presets are incorrect.
- Fixed an issue where the character will appear as a human when a face item is equipped.
- Fixed an issue where a zombie can respawn on the plane while it’s flying.
- Fixed an issue where the incorrect screen is displayed after respawning as a zombie in the Zombie Royale Mode.
- Fixed an issue where a specific Mk47 Mutant challenge mission cannot be achieved in certain situations
- Fixed an issue where the “Wipeout Squads” Survivor Pass mission incorrectly says it can be completed in duos
- Fixed an issue where incomplete mission indicator displays even when all missions have been claimed
- Fixed an issue where ancient mummy gloves are not displayed when tattoo sleeves are equipped.
- Fixed an issue where players cannot hear their own footsteps when walking on puddles of water.
Update 5.2 is now live on the test servers, with push to the live PC versions expected on November 20th and the console versions on November 26th.
Source: PUBG Corp


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Hypothyroidism
Executive summary
Introduction
Hypothyroidism presents with non-specific symptoms and is rarely diagnosed in the Gambia. It is more common in women than in men.
It has major consequences on intellectual development and growth in infants and children (cause of cretinism). In adults, it may be the cause of heart disease and dementia. Once hypothyroidism has been diagnosed, in most cases, the patient will need to stay on thyroxine for the rest of their life.
Hypothyroidism should be considered as a possible cause of hypercholesteraemia, macrocytic anaemia, elevated CK and hyponatraemia.
Target users
· Nurses
· Doctors
Target area of use
· Outpatient department
· Ward
Key areas of focus / New additions / Changes
This guideline addresses the diagnosis and management of hypothyroidism.
Limitations
Investigation of central hypothyroidism is difficult as we have limited access to other hormone assays.
Presenting symptoms and signs
The symptoms of hypothyroidism are non-specific including:
· General body pain
· Tiredness
· Weakness
· Dry coarse skin
· Feeling cold
· Difficulty in concentration and poor memory
· Constipation
· Weight gain with poor appetite,
· Dyspnoea
· Hoarseness of voice,
· Menorrhagia (late oligo-menorrhea or amenorrhea)
· Paraesthesias
· Impaired hearing
· Myxoedema – cool peripheral extremities, puffy face, hands and feet
Congenital hypothyroidism presents in infants with lethargy, feeding problems, drowsiness, constipation, puffy facies, big tongue, large fontanelles, hypotonia, dry skin, hypothermia, prolonged jaundice. They may be big babies and there may be associated congenital malformations.
Examination findings
Signs of hypothyroidism include:
· Bradycardia (<60 per minute)
· Dry coarse skin
· Puffy face
· Pallor
· Hoarse voice
· Slow reflexes
· Goitre may be present
· Non-pitting edema (myxoedema)
· Pitting edema of lower extremities
· Hyporeflexia with delayed relaxation, ataxia, or both
· Cool peripheral extremities, puffy face, hands and feet
Investigations:
Thyroid function tests show either:
· High TSH in association with a low free T4 (primary hypothyroidism which is most common)
· Low (or sometimes normal) TSH in association with a low free T4 (central hypothyroidism suggesting a pituitary or hypothalamic problem).
Therefore request TSH only – if this is abnormal, the measurement should be repeated along with T3 and T4.
If the TSH is normal and the patient has very convincing symptoms of hypothyroidism such that central hypothyroidism is possible, then you may want to go ahead with a full set of thyroid function tests anyway.
CT scan of the head is indicated only if a pituitary cause is expected after doing establishing that there is a low or normal TSH and a low free T4.
See flow chart below.
Management
Treatment of primary and central hypothyroidism is with thyroxine (or levothyroxine). This is given once a day.
Usual adult requirements are 1.5 mcg/kg/day. This dose can be given immediately to most patients. A lower dose may be used and titrated up for those who have heart disease. The medication should be taken on an empty stomach and food should not be eaten for one hour after this.
Children clear T4 more rapidly than adults and need a higher dose:
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Age |
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<1 year |
10-15 mcg/kg |
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1-3 years |
4-6 mcg/kg |
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3-10 years |
2-5 mcg/kg |
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10-16 years |
2-4 mcg/kg |
Recheck TSH 6 weeks after starting treatment. If the TSH remains high, increase the dose by 12-25 mcg/day. Repeat this until the TSH is normal. If the patient is very symptomatic the interval may be reduced to 3 weeks. Most adult patients end up taking 100-150 mcg OD.
Symptom relief usually occurs about 3 to 6 months after normal TSH.
Once a patient is on a stable dose, the TSH can be measured once a year or when there is a change in symptoms. Patients who become pregnant, who gain weight or who start taking rifampicin, carbamazepine, phenytoin or phenobarbital may need their dose of thyroxine increasing.
Women of reproductive age should be euthyroid before conceiving, as the hypothyroidism is associated with abnormal neural development. The dose may be doubled during pregnancy and returned to the normal dose after delivery.
See flow chart on next page.
Children with congenital hypothyroidism need closer monitoring, to account for the changes that occur as they grow. The TSH should be checked every 2 weeks until it is normal, then every 3 months until age 3 years. After this it can be done 6-12 monthly until they stop growing.
References
Hypothyroidism. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. March 2013. Archived from the original on 5 March 2016. Retrieved 10 June 2018.
Ferri, Fred F. Ferri's differential diagnosis : a practical guide to the differential diagnosis of symptoms, signs, and clinical disorders (2nd ed.). Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier/Mosby. 2010.
Ross 2017. Diagnosis of and screening for hypothyroidism in nonpregnant adults. UpToDate June 2017.
Ross 2017. Treatment of primary hypothyroidism in adults. UpToDate June 2017
LaFranchi 2017. Acquired hypothyroidism in childhood and adolescence. UpToDate June 2017.
LaFranchi 2017. Clinical features and detection of congenital hypothyroidism. UpToDate Jun 2017.
LaFranchi 2017. Treatment and prognosis of congenital hypothyroidism. UpToDate June 2017.
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For each action below, state the smallest of the functions above that characterizes the worst case running time of the action. In other words, if the action has a worst case running time of 4n+3, then the answer is c, not d or e.
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Principles of Congestion Control
Packet loss typically results from
the overflowing of router buffers as the network becomes congested. Packet retransmission is a way
to treat the problem of network congestion, but does not solve the the underlying issue: many sources
sending data at too high of a rate.
- Available bit-rate (ABR) service
- Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) network
Causes of Congestion
- Allergies, hay fever, enviornmental irritants, chronic sinusitis, deviated Setpum.(Jokes)
- Two senders and infinite router buffer
- Two senders and finite router buffer
- Four Senders, Routers with Finite Buffers, and
Multihop Paths
Vocab
- Per-Connection througput: number of bytes per second at the reciever
- Offered Load: The rate at which the transport layer sends segments into the
network in bytes/second
- End-to-end congestion control: no explicit support to transport layer.
- Network-assisted congestion control: network-layer components provide explicit
feedback to the sender regarding congestion state
- Choke packet: direct feedback from network router to sender about congestion
- Resource-management cells(RMC): used to convey congestion-related information
among hosts and switches
- Explicit forward congestion indication bit(EFCI bit): each data cell contains an EFCI
bit. Set to one means there is congestion.


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Generates Muller plot from parental/genealogy/phylogeny information and population/abundance/frequency dynamics data. Muller plots are plots which combine information about succession of different OTUs (genotypes, phenotypes, species, ...) and information about dynamics of their abundances (populations or frequencies) over time. They are powerful and fascinating tools to visualize evolutionary dynamics. They may be employed also in study of diversity and its dynamics, i.e. how diversity emerges and how changes over time. They are called Muller plots in honor of Hermann Joseph Muller which used them to explain his idea of Muller's ratchet (Muller, 1932, American Naturalist). A big difference between Muller plots and normal box plots of abundances is that a Muller plot depicts not only the relative abundances but also succession of OTUs based on their genealogy/phylogeny/parental relation. In a Muller plot, horizontal axis is time/generations and vertical axis represents relative abundances of OTUs at the corresponding times/generations. Different OTUs are usually shown with polygons with different colors and each OTU originates somewhere in the middle of its parent area in order to illustrate their succession in evolutionary process. To generate a Muller plot one needs the genealogy/phylogeny/parental relation of OTUs and their abundances over time. MullerPlot package has the tools to generate Muller plots which clearly depict the origin of successors of OTUs.
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| Imports: | grDevices, RColorBrewer, graphics |
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| Published: | 2016-10-20 |
| Author: | Farnoush Farahpour [aut, cre], Mohammadkarim Saeedghalati [aut], Daniel Hoffmann [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Farnoush Farahpour <farnoush.farahpour at uni-due.de> |
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In case your Letter is set as Closed, you can still explicitly add and remove Readers.


Search Inside Yourself - Chapter 5
27 January 2017
When programming, what are some of your triggers? What causes a disproportionate emotional response?
I think when programming then fustration can be triggered if a section of code is not working as expected and it becomes difficult to find/see the cause. This can cause fustration as it can become difficult to work on a solution. I think in programming it is often the little things that are easily overlooked that can cause the biggest headaches, especially when you are learning. When you are learning you are often trying to figure out many things at once so sometimes its not always obvious what is wrong, is your syntax and logic all wrong, or are you simply missing something small like a bracket - all of this can cause the feeling of fustration.
How did you find the Siberian North Railroad exercise (Stop, Breathe, Notice, Reflect, Respond)?
This exercise helped to calm the mind, and let go of any negitive feelings inside the body. Being able to take some time out to notice and acknoledge the feeling, allows you to then be able tackle the feeling and the problem that caused it to well up in the first place. This should enable you to have a clear(er) mind, which will allow you to focus on your actions and response.


RepoDb
A hybrid ORM library for .NET. It is an ORM that bridge the gaps between micro-ORMs and macro-ORMs. It helps the developer to simplify the switch-over of when to use the “basic” and “advance” operations during the development.
Supported Databases
Practically, RepoDb has supported all RDBMS data-providers. Developers has the freedom to write their own SQL statements and execute it against the database through the Execute() methods mentioned below.
Fully supported databases for fluent-methods
RepoDb has “fluent” methods in which the SQL Statements are automatically being constructed as part of the execution context. These methods are the most common operations being used by most developers (please see the operations section). In this regards, RepoDb only fully supported the SQL Server, SQLite, MySQL and PostgreSQL RDBMS data providers.
Libraries
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SQL Server
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MySql
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PostgreSql
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SqLite
Setup
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SQL Server
First, install the RepoDb.SqlServer package.
> Install-Package RepoDb.SqlServer
Then, call the bootstrapper once.
SqlServerBootstrap.Initialize();
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MySql
First, install the RepoDb.MySql package.
> Install-Package RepoDb.MySql
Then, call the bootstrapper once.
MySqlBootstrap.Initialize();
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PostgreSql
First, install the RepoDb.PostgreSql package.
> Install-Package RepoDb.PostgreSql
Then, call the bootstrapper once.
PostgreSqlBootstrap.Initialize();
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SqLite
First, install the RepoDb.SqLite package.
> Install-Package RepoDb.SqLite
Then, call the bootstrapper once.
SqLiteBootstrap.Initialize();
Documentation and Tutorials
The library official documentation can be found at ReadTheDocs.
For the practical implementations and some other references, please refer to our Wiki page.
Bug Reporting
Submit an issue into RepoDb > Issues tab at GitHub.
We have some guidelines when filing an issue, pleasse see our Reporting an Issue page.
Otherwise, we also entertain via:
- StackOverflow - for any technical questions.
- Twitter - for the latest news.
- Gitter Chat - for direct and live Q&A.
Licensing
RepoDb is licensed under Apache-2.0.


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jmc@atarrimbo:~/data/math/mathlib$ cat leanpkg.toml [package] name = "mathlib" version = "0.1" lean_version = "leanprover-community/lean:3.7.2" path = "src" [dependencies] jmc@atarrimbo:~/data/math/mathlib$ leanpkg build info: downloading component 'lean' Error(Download(HttpStatus(401)), State { next_error: None, backtrace: None }) error: could not download nonexistent lean version `leanprover-community-lean-3.7.2` info: caused by: could not download file from 'https://github.com/leanprover-community/lean/releases/tag/v3.7.2' to '/home/jmc/.elan/tmp/4quei8pkn5hb4ajo_file' info: caused by: http request returned an unsuccessful status code: 401
I'm confused. Because last week elan
worked fine for me. And 3.7.2
seems to be properly released.
@Sebastian Ullrich
oh no
Did you try upgrading elan?
Is it reproducible? Can you access that URL in a browser?
This worked
elan toolchain install leanprover-community/lean:3.7.2
It was a fresh elan install
Looks like a Github hiccup
Ok, let's ignore this
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Cognitive models ###
Introduction to Neural Networks
### May 2020 --- layout: true
        cdsbasel.github.io/neuralnetworks/      Introduction to Neural Networks | May 2020
 --- .pull-left3[ # Neural processing in the brain

Efforts are made to build neural network models that <high>mimick the brain's architectural properties</high> concerning, e.g., the visual system.

 ] .pull-right6[

 from neuwritesd.org, see this
 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Semantic space

Many cognitive models build on some for of a <high>mnemonic representation of words</high> and their meaning, which can be apprximated using network-based vector space models.

<high>Tasks</high> linked to vector space models:

Verbal fluency

Similarity ratings

Paired associated learning

Free recall

Verbal reasoning

etc.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Walks in semantic space

A popular idea is that retrieval from (semantic) memory acts like a <high>random walk through the word vector space</high>.

<high>Verbal fluency</high> sequences are consistent with this notion barring the occasional jump.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Walks in semantic space

A popular idea is that retrieval from (semantic) memory acts like a <high>random walk through the word vector space</high>.

<high>Verbal fluency</high> sequences are consistent with this notion barring the occasional jump.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Walks in semantic space

A popular idea is that retrieval from (semantic) memory acts like a <high>random walk through the word vector space</high>.

<high>Verbal fluency</high> sequences are consistent with this notion barring the occasional jump.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Walks in semantic space

A popular idea is that retrieval from (semantic) memory acts like a <high>random walk through the word vector space</high>.

<high>Verbal fluency</high> sequences are consistent with this notion barring the occasional jump.

 ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Hopfield

Hopfield networks are a form of recurrent neural network, that can be used as <high>models of recognition</high>.

They can be using Hebbian learning: <high>fire together, wire together</high>.

 `$$\Large \Delta w_{ij}=\eta \cdot a_{i}\cdot a_{j}$$` ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Hopfield

Hopfield networks are a form of recurrent neural network, that can be used as <high>models of recognition</high>.

They can be using Hebbian learning: <high>fire together, wire together</high>.

 `$$\Large \Delta w_{ij}=\eta \cdot a_{i}\cdot a_{j}$$` ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Hopfield

Hopfield networks are a form of recurrent neural network, that can be used as <high>models of recognition</high>.

They can be using Hebbian learning: <high>fire together, wire together</high>.

 `$$\Large \Delta w_{ij}=\eta \cdot a_{i}\cdot a_{j}$$` ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Hopfield

Hopfield networks are a form of recurrent neural network, that can be used as <high>models of recognition and associative memory</high> .

They can be using Hebbian learning: <high>fire together, wire together</high>.

 `$$\Large \Delta w_{ij}=\eta \cdot a_{i}\cdot a_{j}$$` ] .pull-right6[

 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Cognitive consistency

Recursive networks can be used to predict the dynamics and outcomes of <high>consistency-driven cognitive reasoning</high>.

Domains:

Dissonance theory

Opinion formation

Inference

Decision making

 ] .pull-right6[

 from Read, Vanman, & Miller (1997)
 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Cognitive consistency

Recursive networks can be used to predict the dynamics and outcomes of <high>consistency-driven cognitive reasoning</high>.

Domains:

Dissonance theory

Opinion formation

Inference

Decision making

 ] .pull-right6[

 from Read, Vanman, & Miller (1997)
 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Cognitive consistency

Recursive networks can be used to predict the dynamics and outcomes of <high>consistency-driven cognitive reasoning</high>.

Domains:

Dissonance theory

Opinion formation

Inference

Decision making

 ] .pull-right6[

 from Read, Vanman, & Miller (1997)
 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Cognitive consistency

Recursive networks can be used to predict the dynamics and outcomes of <high>consistency-driven cognitive reasoning</high>.

Domains:

Dissonance theory

Opinion formation

Inference

Decision making

 ] .pull-right6[

 from Read, Vanman, & Miller (1997)
 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Cognitive consistency

Recursive networks can be used to predict the dynamics and outcomes of <high>consistency-driven cognitive reasoning</high>.

Domains:

Dissonance theory

Opinion formation

Inference

Decision making

 ] .pull-right6[

 from Glöckner & Betsch (2008)
 ] --- .pull-left3[ # Cognitive consistency

Recursive networks can be used to predict the dynamics and outcomes of <high>consistency-driven cognitive reasoning</high>.

Domains:

Dissonance theory

Opinion formation

Inference

Decision making

 ] .pull-right6[

 from Glöckner & Herbold(2008)
 ] --- class: middle, center
Materials


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
19 mg |
insufflated |
MBDB |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 1:15 |
10 mg |
insufflated |
MBDB |
(powder / crystals) |
Since nobody has mentioned insufflation as a route of ingestion for MBDB aka Eden aka Methyl-J, and I could find little data regarding this route, I dreamed I experimented so we at least have SOMETHING to go on.
9:30 - App 19.44mg MBDB insuffilated. Smells/tastes like a not quite pure extraction. I can sense the residue of solvent still in the powder, however it tests clean (mdma reagent response). Burns slightly but not nearly like any other phenethylamine or tryptamine to date. Now for the wait...
10:00 - Got an initial mild rush. Not much is happening though.
10:20 - Extremely mild rolling sensation, however it does seem to be more amotivational than ecstasy. Bong hits of nugget topped with some hash bring it out some more.
10:45 - App 10 mg supplement insuffilated. Body temp has jumped to 99.0 & has been steady.
11:52 - I guess I'm at the peak now. I haven't been able to resist the urge for pot, so I don't know how much of what i'm feeling is because of the dosage versus exemplified because of high thc levels. I'm definately 'rolling.' A warm tingly sensation, like having an electric fuzz over my body but under my skin. Music sounds great and has been giving me rushes of cool pleasures, but i haven't had the urge to move around. It's a 'lie here & enjoy' roll versus 'get up & dance to enjoy' roll.
01:00 - Conversation has been very animated, I'm happy & giggly & definetely uplifted while destressed. I think so far it's been closer to a nice vicodin buzz for me than an ecstasy high. Vicodin is the one opioid that gives me a pleasant rush with a mild antidepressant effect as well as animates me & makes me want to be social instead of forcing lethargy like most opiates (getting high vs getting stoned).
For the cost, I'd probably prefer a vicodin over this mbdb dosage. Since it's almost as costly as ecstacy (based on average oral dose), most recreational users would probably just go straight to E, especially since ecstasy is so easy to get. MBDB is definetly not a substitute for weekend recreation, but I can see where it has great theraputic potential. It's not as taxing on the system & thus doesn't at least feel as toxic. It's managable almost to the point of being unnoticable, I think in therapy it would be better than e because I think it will pull only the issues that need pulled to the surface, and only if your comfortable with expressing them, whereas mdma tends to pull all emotion straight to the surface which can be overkill for some therapy situations.
03:00 - I spaced on note taking, sorry. Well, I've watched Star Wars Episode II & smoked quite a bit of hash topped kind bud in the time frame, but I can still tell the MBDB is doing something because I'm intoxicated, that's really the only way to describe it. Intoxicated, like the initial alcohol buzz before it gets depressant or you start to lose motor skills. I went through a moment during Episode II where I was lying perfectly still just enjoying my state, and the under-rush got higher in wavelength to the point where I suddenly zoomed back into myself in a tryptamine thought loop. I sat up abruptly & looked around and thought, 'wait, am i tripping?'
Then I laughed. I imagine it was triggered by the mbdb, but i know it was a result of a massive 5-meo-dipt dose roughly a week before.  Something about the way the atmosphere of Ep2 was at that moment combined with my buzz toatally brought me back to struggling with sanity a week before.
Totally irrelevant to the MBDB experience, I know, but then I guess that means the MBDB experience itself was pretty irrelevant. I think next time I would start with the initial dose at 29 mg & go from there...but slowly, over time. Baby Steps is the way to handle any relatively unknown compound.
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Git for Computer Scientists
Abstract
Quick introduction to git internals for people who are not scared by words like Directed Acyclic Graph.
Storage
In simplified form, git object storage is "just" a DAG of objects, with a handful of different types of objects. They are all stored compressed and identified by an SHA-1 hash (that, incidentally, isn't the SHA-1 of the contents of the file they represent, but of their representation in git).
blob
: The simplest object, just a bunch of bytes. This is often
a file, but can be a symlink or pretty much anything else. The
object that points to the blob
determines the semantics.
tree
: Directories are represented by tree
object. They
refer to blob
s that have the contents of files (filename,
access mode, etc is all stored in the tree
), and to other
tree
s for subdirectories.
When a node points to another node in the DAG, it depends on the
other node: it cannot exist without it. Nodes that nothing points
to can be garbage collected with git gc
, or rescued much like
filesystem inodes with no filenames pointing to them with git
fsck --lost-found
.
commit
: A commit
refers to a tree
that represents the
state of the files at the time of the commit. It also refers to
0..n
other commit
s that are its parents. More than one
parent means the commit is a merge, no parents means it is an
initial commit, and interestingly there can be more than one
initial commit; this usually means two separate projects
merged. The body of the commit
object is the commit message.
refs
: References, or heads or branches, are like post-it notes
slapped on a node in the DAG. Where as the DAG only gets added to
and existing nodes cannot be mutated, the post-its can be moved
around freely. They don't get stored in the history, and they
aren't directly transferred between repositories. They act as sort
of bookmarks, "I'm working here".
git commit
adds a node to the DAG and moves the post-it note
for current branch to this new node.
The HEAD
ref is special in that it actually points to another
ref. It is a pointer to the currently active branch. Normal refs
are actually in a namespace heads/XXX
, but you can often skip
the heads/
part.
remote refs
: Remote references are post-it notes of a different
color. The difference to normal refs
is the different namespace,
and the fact that remote refs are essentially controlled by the
remote server. git fetch
updates them.
tag
: A tag
is both a node in the DAG and a post-it note (of
yet another color). A tag
points to a commit
, and includes
an optional message and a GPG signature.
The post-it is just a fast way to access the tag, and if lost can
be recovered from just the DAG with git fsck --lost-found
.
The nodes in the DAG can be moved from repository to repository, can
be stored in more effective form (packs), and unused nodes can be
garbage collected. But in the end, a git
repository is always just
a DAG and post-its.
History
So, armed with that knowledge on how git
stores the version
history, how do we visualize things like merges, and how does git
differ from tools that try to manage history as linear changes per
branch.
This is the simplest repository. We have clone
d a remote repository
with one commit in it.
Here we have fetch
ed the remote and received one new commit
from the remote, but have not merged it yet.
The situation after git merge remotes/MYSERVER/master
. As the
merge was a fast forward
(that is, we had no new commits in our
local branch), the only thing that happened was moving our post-it
note and changing the files in our working directory respectively.
 We have both a
new local commit and a new remote commit. Clearly, a merge is
needed.
Results of git merge remotes/MYSERVER/master
. Because we had
new local commits, this wasn't a fast forward
, but an actual new
commit
node was created in the DAG. Note how it has two parent
commit
s.
Here's what the tree will look after a few commits on both branches
and another merge. See the "stitching" pattern emerge? The git
DAG records exactly what the history of actions taken was.
The "stitching" pattern is somewhat tedious to read. If you have not
yet published your branch, or have clearly communicated that others
should not base their work on it, you have an alternative. You can
rebase
your branch, where instead of merging, your commit is
replaced by another commit with a different parent, and your branch
is moved there.
Your old commit(s) will remain in the DAG until garbage collected.  If you have extra post-its pointing to your old commit, they will remain pointing to it, and keep your old commit alive indefinitely. That can be fairly confusing, though.
Don't rebase branches that others have created new commits on top of. It is possible to recover from that, it's not hard, but the extra work needed can be frustrating.
The situation after garbage collecting (or just ignoring the
unreachable commit), and creating a new commit on top of your
rebase
d branch.
rebase
also knows how to rebase multiple commits with one
command.
That's the end of our brief intro to git
for people who are not
intimidated by computer science. Hope it helped!


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How to Setup SSH using Tailscale or ngrok
SSH is a secure protocol used as the primary means of connecting to Linux servers remotely. The remote server can be your computer. For instance, I use SSH to access my office computer.
Setting up SSH is easy, and there are multiple articles on how to set up SSH. This blog post is about how to SSH into a machine that does not have a static public IP; that is, the machine is inside a private network, for example, my laptop at home or my computer inside a WeWork building.
Tailscale and Ngrok to the Rescue
Tailscale and ngrok are quite similar in what they do. In simple terms, both the services will install a software on your computer, which will help in routing the traffic from your private network into the internet. ngrok allows you to expose specific ports to the internet, while tailscale creates a virtual private network for you. If your goal is to SSH into a machine inside a private network, both of them will do the job.
SSH using Tailscale
Tailscale is the easiest way of exposing the SSH server. All you have to do is install tailscale by following the instructions here. Once it is set up, you’re ready to connect to the machine.
Run the following command on your host machine (the machine you wish to connect to)
ip addr show tailscale0
The output of the command above will show you the IP address tailscale is using. This IP address never changes. Now, to connect to this machine, run the following command on your client machine (the machine you’re using to connect to the host machine)
ssh <username>@<tailscaleIP>
That’s it. If your SSH server was set up correctly, you should be able to SSH using the command above. That’s how easy it is to expose your SSH server using tailscale.
Tip: Add an entry to your /etc/hosts file so that you don’t have to remember the IP address
echo "<tailscaleIP> <machine_name>" >> /etc/hosts
and then you can dossh <username>@<machine_name>
.
SSH using ngrok
ngrok is similar to tailscale, but it requires a bit more setup. You can install ngrok by following the instructions mentioned here. Once installed, you will have to start the local process that will redirect the network traffic. Run the following command to expose port 22 (which is the default port for SSH) once you have ngrok installed
ngrok tcp 22
This command will start a local process that will forward any requests ngrok receives on a specific IP:Port to this computer on port 22.
Once ngrok has started, go to this page https://dashboard.ngrok.com/status/tunnels. It should contain the hostname and the port you’ll need to connect to your computer. Let’s say the status page shows the following
tcp://0.tcp.ngrok.io:xxxxx
using this, you can ssh into the host computer as
ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-p xxxxx
Tip: ngrok has servers in many regions and your connection latency is determined by which server you’re connected to. The closer the server, the faster will be your connection and lower will be the latency. You can find the list of regions here https://ngrok.com/docs#global-locations.
My connection latency dropped by 10 times when I used a server located closer to my location. You can set it as
ngrok tcp -region xx 22
Manually running the ngrok binary might not be feasible always so you can create a service for ngrok which would start automatically every time the machine starts.
Creating a service to start ngrok automatically
To allow ngrok to start automatically every time the computer starts, we’ll create a service for it. A service is a background process that can be configured to start automatically.
Create a new file in the following path
vi /etc/systemd/system/ngrok.service
and add the following to it
[Unit] Description=ngrok ssh tunnel
[Service] User=<your username>
ExecStart=<path to ngrok binary> tcp 22
Restart=always
RestartSec=3
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
Enable the new ngrok service
sudo systemctl enable ngrok
sudo systemctl start ngrok`
That’s it. ngrok will now automatically start every time your computer starts. You’re all set to use ngrok and SSH into your machine.


The web is a bunch of hard working computers that talk to each other. When a person goes to a web page like www.Bing.com, their computer sends a HTTP Request to a server.
The server finds the appropriate Web (HTML) document and sends it back to the user's computer where a web browser interprets the page and displays it on the user's screen. This video does a good job of showing cute cats.
HTML = Hypertext Markup Language. This type of document forms the majority of the content on the web.
HTML documents contain text content which describes "what you see" and markup which describes "how it looks". This video gives a good job of showing cute puppies.
HTML documents are made of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of each element by using HTML tags. This video gives a good job of showing cute piglets.
Computers are only as smart as their programmer. They interpret instructions literally. This makes them very unforgiving since a small mistake by a programmer can cause huge problems in a program.
HTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form an "invisible electric fence" around the content inside of them.
HTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form an "invisible Force Field" around the content inside of them.
The "tree-like structure" comes from the fact that HTML elements can have other elements inside of them. You can draw this relationship like a family tree. My mother (while not married) had multiple children (bastard Jon Snow's..) So did her mother, and so on...
(A family tree of children taking the "Black"...)
In a browser, this structure shows up as a series of nested boxes. There are boxes inside of boxes inside of boxes, and so on... You get the picture
When you read an well layed out HTML document, as
text , you see a wave of changing indentations going up and down the left side of the document.
The more indented an element is, the more deeply nested its corresponding "box" is.
When writing code, programmers use special text editors (like Code Pen). These editors make the programmer's life easier. For example, some text editors will automatically generate a closing HTML tag when you write an opening tag.


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| inlineCSS {shinyjs} | R Documentation |
Add inline CSS to a Shiny app. This is simply a convenience function that
gets called from a Shiny app's UI to make it less tedious to add inline CSS.
If there are many CSS rules, it is recommended to use an external stylesheet.
CSS is a simple way to describe how elements on a web page should be
displayed (position, colour, size, etc.). You can learn the basics
at W3Schools.
inlineCSS(rules)
rules |
The CSS rules to add. Can either be a string with valid
CSS code, or a named list of the form
|
Inline CSS code that is automatically inserted to the app's
<head>
tag.
if (interactive()) { library(shiny) # Method 1 - passing a string of valid CSS shinyApp( ui = fluidPage( inlineCSS("#big { font-size:30px; } .red { color: red; border: 1px solid black;}"), p(id = "big", "This will be big"), p(class = "red", "This will be red and bordered") ), server = function(input, output) {} ) # Method 2 - passing a list of CSS selectors/declarations # where each declaration is a full declaration block shinyApp( ui = fluidPage( inlineCSS(list( "#big" = "font-size:30px", ".red" = "color: red; border: 1px solid black;" )), p(id = "big", "This will be big"), p(class = "red", "This will be red and bordered") ), server = function(input, output) {} ) # Method 3 - passing a list of CSS selectors/declarations # where each declaration is a vector of declarations shinyApp( ui = fluidPage( inlineCSS(list( "#big" = "font-size:30px", ".red" = c("color: red", "border: 1px solid black") )), p(id = "big", "This will be big"), p(class = "red", "This will be red and bordered") ), server = function(input, output) {} ) }


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| Identifier | Query | Permutations | Omic | Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ experiment.id }} | {{ experiment.query.id }} | {{ experiment.permutations }} | {{ experiment.omic.id }} | {{ experiment.omic.source_name }} | {{ experiment.omic.description }} | Delete |
K-Means clustering with K={{ clusters }}
is enabled. Be aware that this is a
randomized algorithm and results
may not be consistent.
Data have been normalized by min/max.
{% endif %}