Airtel Rs 299 Plan With 2.5GB Daily Data Now Live
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Airtel’s new Rs 299 prepaid plan is now live. USP of this prepaid tariff is that it offers 2.5GB per day, along with unlimited calling.
Written By Tech Desk | Mumbai | Updated On: November 20, 2019 17:07 IST
Airtel’s new Rs 299 prepaid plan is now live. USP of this prepaid tariff is that it offers 2.5GB per day. This should offer lots to cheer for people using their smartphone for even content streaming and subsequent consumption along with that of multimedia data.
Airtel Rs 299 plan
Benefits of this plan include free-unlimited calls. Gauging this plan on the official eRecharge portal, it is imminent that unlimited calls would be maintained such without limiting the same to 250 minutes per day. Validity of the plan is 28 days. Though seemingly on the expensive side, the plan should be worth for corporates preferring to talk on the phone more than work at offices - physically.
The Airtel Rs 299 plan also offers complimentary Amazon Prime subscription. Hence, the plan seems custom-made for multimedia content consumption and for watching real-time visual stuff on the internet. At this point in time, this tariff could be applicable to certain circles. You could check out the official eRecharge portal of Airtel or the MyAirtel (now Airtel Thanks) application (app).
Here, the telco is all set to increase tariffs from December. Do check out if you would want to grab some offers before the new prices set in. As far as increasing tariffs is concerned, even Vodafone-Idea and Reliance Jio have announced similar moves. The clear picture of the exact increase in tariffs would come to light soon. Till then, you could play around with the existing tariffs (of all major telcos). It should be worth your time and money.
Also Read: Vodafone Idea, Airtel Lose Over 49 Lakh Users While Jio, BSNL Gain New Subscribers: TRAI
Also Read: Vodafone Idea, Airtel Lose Over 49 Lakh Users While Jio, BSNL Gain New Subscribers: TRAI
Also Read: Reliance Jio's JioCinema Now Updated, Features 4000 Films In South Indian Languages


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A channel to discuss mining. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
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daemonfox02-Jul-18 05:57 PM
one miner connects gets shares looks good
but those errors pop every block update and restarts stratum
ComputerGenie02-Jul-18 05:58 PM
tls off in kmd pool config
?
daemonfox02-Jul-18 05:58 PM
yup
ComputerGenie02-Jul-18 06:00 PM
what is your .komodo/komodo.config?
daemonfox02-Jul-18 06:00 PM
one sec
here is the line from blockTemplate.js
// generate the fees and coinbase tx
var blockReward = (this.rpcData.miner) * 100000000;
if (payFoundersReward === true) {
if (!this.rpcData.founders || this.rpcData.founders.length <= 0) {
console.log('Error, founders reward missing for block template!');
} else {
blockReward = (this.rpcData.miner + this.rpcData.founders) * 100000000;
}
}
is 7770 the default no config to set or I need to set that somewhere as well?
ComputerGenie02-Jul-18 06:05 PM
you will need teh magic that I posted earlier
7770 is default iirc
daemonfox02-Jul-18 06:05 PM
ok ty ill check that shortly
trying without the blocknotify first
then ill add p2p
ComputerGenie02-Jul-18 06:06 PM
p2p port should be rpc -1(edited)
not that it totally matters in this setting, but if you don't enable p2p, you'll be relying 100% on your blockRefreshInterval
so, make sure that is set at a realistic number
once did something stupid and set the blockRefreshInterval on a CHIPS stratum for 10 minutes
daemonfox02-Jul-18 07:39 PM
"payFoundersReward": false
you didnt have that in the json you posted...
ComputerGenie02-Jul-18 07:40 PM
there might be some disparity in settings due to the only copy I have is way older, but since null = not 'true' there shouldn't be any need for it in kmd config
hasn't use a downloaded stratum (other than to help someone test their stuff) for quite some time
i do get this as komodod finishes and becomes available...
finished loading blocks
READY for RPC calls at<PHONE_NUMBER>! done PASSPORT refid.33
FindBucketIndex violation: from val 29940.000000
function GetBlockTemplate(callback) {
function getBlockSubsidyandTemplate(callback) {
_this.daemon.cmd('getblocksubsidy',
[],
function (result) {
callback = function (subsidy) {getBlockTemplate(subsidy)};
var subsidy = result[0].response;
callback(subsidy);
});
}
function getBlockTemplate(subsidy) {
_this.daemon.cmd('getblocktemplate',
[{"capabilities": ["coinbasetxn", "workid", "coinbase/append"]}],
function (result) {
if (result.error) {
emitErrorLog('getblocktemplate call failed for daemon instance ' +
result.instance.index + ' with error ' + JSON.stringify(result.error));
callback(result.error);
} else {
result.response.miner = subsidy.miner; //<<<< THIS LINE 586 pool.js
result.response.founders = (subsidy.founders || subsidy.community);
var processedNewBlock = _this.jobManager.processTemplate(result.response);
callback(null, result.response, processedNewBlock);
callback = function () {
};
}
}, true
);
}
getBlockSubsidyandTemplate();
}
thats the function causing all the commotion i just have no idea why
ComputerGenie02-Jul-18 09:19 PM
when you look at the code, you have to go back further (in progression, not lines)
undefined basically means that the spot you keep looking at wasn't passed any actual variable
daemonfox02-Jul-18 11:17 PM
can you limit how many threads z-nomp opens?
I have 8c/16t and it opens 16 rpc threads everytime
ComputerGenie02-Jul-18 11:24 PM
clustering.... forks
auto = 1 per core
any number = that many threads
BlackJesus02-Jul-18 11:50 PM
@daemonfox did you fix your znomp
Alright02-Jul-18 11:53 PM
@daemonfox config.json
"clustering": {
"enabled": false
bishop03-Jul-18 01:43 AM
Got nomp all setup on my node, soloing atm
BlackJesus03-Jul-18 01:45 AM
@bishop what guide did you follow
The zcash z-nomp?
I mine on a pool (for now), it shows 'luckdays' for my miner around 0.7-0.8 or so on average. I read that as if I were to solo mine, I would get between 1-2 locks per day.
The interesting part is that they pay out 8-9KMD/day, which is more like 2-3 blocks (looking at the avg block sizes). The 'pool luck' shows as average for that period too so it is not that the pool is finding more blocks than 'expected'.
One obvious conclusion is that the pool stats are 'skewed' to make you feel that you are getting paid more that if you were solo mine, but I am reluctant to jump to that.
Again, anyone solomining with a z9 mini, how many blocks do you get/day?
THX!
I would appreciate a PM if you are reluctant to share publicly...
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 10:50 AM
Extrapolating backwards from my increase, @jansako, I'd say 3-4 blocks per day "expected" per mini solo mining (influenced by luck and NN timings)
however, it should always be noted that scale does have some impact on find rate
Unless it's a 0 fee pool, over time you'll always make less mining in a pool; how well you can, personally, cope with variance is highly individual(edited)
jansako03-Jul-18 10:54 AM
Thank you!
Yeah, we had that discussion. Is the pool fee more or less than the electricity used by the PC running your local stratum/VPS fee
Are you sharing the costs by running other stratums etc
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 10:57 AM
for the average person, the electricity used by the PC running your local stratum is less than the electricity used by the PC dealing with email and social media
daemonfox03-Jul-18 12:25 PM
@BlackJesus@Alright I have it up... down to a single thread
not connecting any miners to it yet to see if the getblocktemplate error still happens
which it just did sigh...
2018-07-03 08:25:59 [Pool] [komodo] (Thread 1) getblocktemplate call failed for daemon instance 0 with error {"type":"request error","message":"socket hang up"}


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Solar
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A covisibility graph of keyframes. This class provides a covisibility graph where each vertex is an id of a keyframe and each edge is weighted by the number of common cloud points between two keyframes. More...
#include <CovisibilityGraph.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| CovisibilityGraph ()=default | |
| CovisibilityGraph constructor. | |
| CovisibilityGraph (const CovisibilityGraph &other)=default | |
| CovisibilityGraph & | operator= (const CovisibilityGraph &other)=default |
| ~CovisibilityGraph ()=default | |
| ~CovisibilityGraph | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | increaseEdge (uint32_t node1_id, uint32_t node2_id, float weight) |
| This method allow to increase edge between 2 nodes. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | decreaseEdge (uint32_t node1_id, uint32_t node2_id, float weight) |
| This method allow to decrease edge between 2 nodes. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | removeEdge (uint32_t node1_id, uint32_t node2_id) |
| This method allow to remove an edge between 2 nodes. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | getEdge (uint32_t node1_id, uint32_t node2_id, float &weight) const |
| This method allow to get edge between 2 nodes. More... | |
| bool | isEdge (const uint32_t node1_id, const uint32_t node2_id) const |
| This method allow to verify that exist an edge between 2 nodes. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | getAllNodes (std::set< uint32_t > &nodes_id) const |
| This method allow to get all nodes of the graph. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | suppressNode (const uint32_t node_id) |
| This method allow to suppress a node of the graph. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | getNeighbors (const uint32_t node_id, const float minWeight, std::vector< uint32_t > &neighbors, const uint32_t maxNbNeighbors=0) const |
| This method allow to get neighbors of a node in the graph. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | minimalSpanningTree (std::vector< std::tuple< uint32_t, uint32_t, float > > &edges_weights, float &minTotalWeights) |
| This method allow to get minimal spanning tree of the graph. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | maximalSpanningTree (std::vector< std::tuple< uint32_t, uint32_t, float > > &edges_weights, float &maxTotalWeights) |
| This method allow to get maximal spanning tree of the graph. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | getShortestPath (const uint32_t node1_id, const uint32_t node2_id, std::vector< uint32_t > &path) |
| This method allow to get the shortest (by number of vertices) path between 2 nodes. More... | |
| FrameworkReturnCode | display () const |
| This method allow to display all vertices and weighted edges of the covisibility graph. | |
| template<typename Archive > | |
| void | serialize (Archive &ar, ATTRIBUTE(maybe_unused) const unsigned int version) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SolAR::datastructure::Lockable | |
| Lockable ()=default | |
| LockableCollection constructor. | |
| std::unique_lock< std::mutex > | acquireLock () |
| This method returns the point cloud. More... | |
| void | lock () |
| void | unlock () |
| bool | tryLock () |
Friends | |
| class | boost::serialization::access |
A covisibility graph of keyframes. This class provides a covisibility graph where each vertex is an id of a keyframe and each edge is weighted by the number of common cloud points between two keyframes.
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::decreaseEdge | ( | uint32_t | node1_id, |
| uint32_t | node2_id, | ||
| float | weight | ||
| ) |
This method allow to decrease edge between 2 nodes.
| [in] | id | of 1st node |
| [in] | id | of 2nd node |
| [in] | weight | to decrease |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::getAllNodes | ( | std::set< uint32_t > & | nodes_id | ) | const |
This method allow to get all nodes of the graph.
| [out] | ids | of all nodes |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::getEdge | ( | uint32_t | node1_id, |
| uint32_t | node2_id, | ||
| float & | weight | ||
| ) | const |
This method allow to get edge between 2 nodes.
| [in] | id | of 1st node |
| [in] | id | of 2nd node |
| [out] | weight | of the edge |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::getNeighbors | ( | const uint32_t | node_id, |
| const float | minWeight, | ||
| std::vector< uint32_t > & | neighbors, | ||
| const uint32_t | maxNbNeighbors = 0 |
||
| ) | const |
This method allow to get neighbors of a node in the graph.
| [in] | node_id | id of the node to get neighbors |
| [in] | minWeight | min value between this node and a neighbor to accept |
| [out] | neighbors | a vector of neighbors sorted to greater weighted edge. |
| [in] | maxNbNeighbors | the maximum number of neighbors. If it is zero, find all neighbors. |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::getShortestPath | ( | const uint32_t | node1_id, |
| const uint32_t | node2_id, | ||
| std::vector< uint32_t > & | path | ||
| ) |
This method allow to get the shortest (by number of vertices) path between 2 nodes.
| [in] | id | of 1st node |
| [in] | id | of 2nd node |
| [out] | the | shortest path |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::increaseEdge | ( | uint32_t | node1_id, |
| uint32_t | node2_id, | ||
| float | weight | ||
| ) |
This method allow to increase edge between 2 nodes.
| [in] | id | of 1st node |
| [in] | id | of 2nd node |
| [in] | weight | to increase |
| bool SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::isEdge | ( | const uint32_t | node1_id, |
| const uint32_t | node2_id | ||
| ) | const |
This method allow to verify that exist an edge between 2 nodes.
| [in] | id | of 1st node |
| [in] | id | of 2nd node |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::maximalSpanningTree | ( | std::vector< std::tuple< uint32_t, uint32_t, float > > & | edges_weights, |
| float & | maxTotalWeights | ||
| ) |
This method allow to get maximal spanning tree of the graph.
| [out] | edges_weights | the maximal spanning tree graph including edges with weights |
| [out] | maxTotalWeights | cost of the maximal spanning tree graph |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::minimalSpanningTree | ( | std::vector< std::tuple< uint32_t, uint32_t, float > > & | edges_weights, |
| float & | minTotalWeights | ||
| ) |
This method allow to get minimal spanning tree of the graph.
| [out] | edges_weights | the minimal spanning tree graph including edges with weights |
| [out] | minTotalWeights | cost of the minimal spanning tree graph |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::removeEdge | ( | uint32_t | node1_id, |
| uint32_t | node2_id | ||
| ) |
This method allow to remove an edge between 2 nodes.
| [in] | id | of 1st node |
| [in] | id | of 2nd node |
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::datastructure::CovisibilityGraph::suppressNode | ( | const uint32_t | node_id | ) |
This method allow to suppress a node of the graph.
| [in] | id | of the node to suppress |


This is a preliminary version of the Standard Health Record (SHR) Health Level 7 (HL7) Fast Healthcare
Interoperability Resources (FHIR) profiles, extensions, value sets, and code systems.
For more information see the Standard Health Record
Collaborative .
The Standard Health Record (SHR) provides a high quality, computable source of patient information by establishing a single target for health data standardization. The SHR is foundational, dealing first with the reliable and repeatable collection and aggregation of a wide range of patient-focused data. Through the SHR, we realize greater transparency, empowerment, and clinical interoperability that supports patients, caregivers, clinicians, researchers, scientists, and public health organizations.
Enabled through open source technology, the SHR is designed by, and for, its users to support communication across homes and healthcare systems. The SHR enables organizations, and the American public, to realize the benefits of improved care communication and coordination, reductions in medical errors, less waste, fraud, and abuse, enhanced information sharing, and the decreased costs that accompany a large-scale focus on prevention.
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Some visuals allow deeper interactivity by displaying modal or popup menus which link to extracted data in HAWC. When using data queries from HAWC, interactivity is built-in and can be configured when configuring the visualization. For user-uploaded Excel datasets, this interactivity can also be configured, but you'll need to use the correct column headers when uploading a dataset. In addition, the corresponding values used in the data rows must be valid identifiers in the current assessment. The following table shows which column headers can be used to allow enable interactivity:


A modal dialog is a window that forces the user to interact with it before they can go back to using the parent application.
Modal dialogs can be a useful tool for drilling in to specific items, but they do present some challenges as well. The most important consideration is that it’s considered bad UX to display a modal on top of a modal. So it’s important to structure the use of modal dialogs so they focus on performing one task and then can be closed before moving on to the next task.


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