Pentagon's Esper sees Syria pullback taking another 'week or so'
JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Washington (Reuters) - The U.S. military pullback from the Kobani area in northeastern Syria near Turkey’s border should take “another week or so” to complete, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Wednesday, as the U.S. military repositions and reduces its forces in Syria.
Esper said that once the partial U.S. withdrawal was finished, the U.S. military would still have roughly around 600 troops in Syria, down from about 1,000 before Trump’s withdrawal order last month. Esper said the United States was still supporting the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which Turkey views as a terrorist group.
“We’re still partnering with the SDF. We’re still providing assistance to them,” Esper said, stressing the SDF’s role in helping prevent a resurgence of the Islamic State militant group.


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This application is an example app for the meteor-roles smart package.
SECURITY NOTE: It is important to distinguish between templates and data since, like all Meteor applications, every template is sent to all connected clients whereas data can be selectively published server-side.
This is currently how Meteor is designed to work and is not a problem as long as you are aware that the raw template content is not actually 'secure'. Anyone can see any template by manually looking through the bundled client.js file. It won't be very pretty but it is possible. So for now don't put sensitive information in templates!
You can see this in action by manually going to '/secrets'. Unauthorized users will still be able to see the page but the secret data will not be displayed. In a production system, you should add a Roles check to your Router's definition of the 'secrets' route but even then the raw template data is still sent to the user's browser.
There is a feature card on the Meteor team's Road Map which covers both server-side rendering and serving templates on-demand to the client so once that lands, the security restrictions may not need to be so tight.
Sensitive data needs to be restricted on the server-side and only published to the client if the currently logged-in user has the proper permissions. See server.js for an example.
To test server-side publishing rules, in your browser console try, 'Meteor.secrets.findOne()'. Unauthorized users will see 'undefined'.


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Release Notes
DNN XML Module 06.00.06
This release is compiled against the .Net 4.5 Framework using VS2015.
The minimum DNNPlatform version is 8.0.0 and this module has been teste up to Dnn 9.3.0
06.00.05
- Source code dependencies are now pulled from Nuget
- Replaced all deprecated API usages for Dnn 9.2 and up compatibility
06.00.04
-
Support for embedded script blocks can be enabled in web.config by setting enableScript="true"
in web config for xslCompiledTransformProvider
- Minimal fix to build with in DNN 7.4.2
- Retargeted .NET Framework to v4.5
- Converted to VS2015
06.00.03
- Fix: Layout information has been ignored, preventing output like csv.
-
document() function can be enabled in web.config by setting enableDocument="true" in web config
for xslCompiledTransformProvider
- Converted to VS2012
06.00.02
- HttpRequest did not work in Medium Trust
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-
This release circumvents a bug in DNN6.0.0 which stopped the HttpRequest provider. It introduces
no new features.
06.00.00
New Features
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Data Sources and Rendering are now implemented as providers. New data sources and rendering
engines can be added as DotNetNuke providers
-
HttpRequest-provider
- Cacheable DataSources
- URL can be defined using TokenReplace
-
XslCompiledTransform-provider supports now new XSLT Extension object. These actions are currently
supported:
- setting of page title, page description, module title,
- loading of CSS and javascript files and statements,
- calling TokenReplace to query additonal contect information
New Architecture
- The module switched from VB.NET to C#
- The project was converted from WSP to a Web Application Project (WAP)
- VS2010 project file
-
Automatic package creation using MsBuild. Source package requires
msbuildtasks
- Providers build on DotNetNuke.Components, fully supporting DotNetNuke extension model


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What is an area of your life in which you struggle to be content?
Complete the following sentence:
I’ll be happy when .
I’ll be happy when. . . . Jacob seems to have lived by that motto. He grew up staring across the table at his brother, who was to receive the birthright and blessing, and dreaming of a day he could have them for himself. Riddled with envy and discontent, Jacob spent his childhood and early adulthood longing for what was not his and scheming how to get it. His attitude toward his brother and his parents was shadowed in a cloud of discontent and dishonesty.
Is there a person or group of people that you’ve had an attitude of envy toward? If so, how has it affected your relationship with them?
Jacob made the mistake of determining his happiness based on what his brother had. Our worth isn’t determined by how we measure up against other people; it is determined by how God loves us.
What does each of these Scriptures help you understand about God’s love for us and the relationship between that love and our love for others?
Psalm 45:11
Jeremiah 31:3
1 John 4:9-12
1 John 4:19-21
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2.6.3 / 2017-03-13
- Fix: Fix for electron reference to
process.env.DEBUG
(#431, @paulcbetts)
- Docs: Changelog fix (@thebigredgeeK)
2.6.2 / 2017-03-10
- Fix: DEBUG_MAX_ARRAY_LENGTH (#420, @slavaGanzin)
- Docs: Add backers and sponsors from Open Collective (#422, @piamancini)
- Docs: Add Slackin invite badge (@tootallnate)
2.6.1 / 2017-02-10
- Fix: Module’s
export default
syntax fix for IE8 Expected identifier
error
- Fix: Whitelist DEBUG_FD for values 1 and 2 only (#415, @pi0)
- Fix: IE8 “Expected identifier” error (#414, @vgoma)
- Fix: Namespaces would not disable once enabled (#409, @musikov)
2.6.0 / 2016-12-28
- Fix: added better null pointer checks for browser useColors (@thebigredgeek)
- Improvement: removed explicit
window.debug
export (#404, @tootallnate)
- Improvement: deprecated
DEBUG_FD
environment variable (#405, @tootallnate)
2.5.2 / 2016-12-25
- Fix: reference error on window within webworkers (#393, @KlausTrainer)
- Docs: fixed README typo (#391, @lurch)
- Docs: added notice about v3 api discussion (@thebigredgeek)
2.5.1 / 2016-12-20
- Fix: babel-core compatibility
2.5.0 / 2016-12-20
- Fix: wrong reference in bower file (@thebigredgeek)
- Fix: webworker compatibility (@thebigredgeek)
- Fix: output formatting issue (#388, @kribblo)
- Fix: babel-loader compatibility (#383, @escwald)
- Misc: removed built asset from repo and publications (@thebigredgeek)
- Misc: moved source files to /src (#378, @yamikuronue)
- Test: added karma integration and replaced babel with browserify for browser tests (#378, @yamikuronue)
- Test: coveralls integration (#378, @yamikuronue)
- Docs: simplified language in the opening paragraph (#373, @yamikuronue)
2.4.5 / 2016-12-17
- Fix:
navigator
undefined in Rhino (#376, @jochenberger)
- Fix: custom log function (#379, @hsiliev)
- Improvement: bit of cleanup + linting fixes (@thebigredgeek)
- Improvement: rm non-maintainted
dist/
dir (#375, @freewil)
- Docs: simplified language in the opening paragraph. (#373, @yamikuronue)
2.4.4 / 2016-12-14
- Fix: work around debug being loaded in preload scripts for electron (#368, @paulcbetts)
2.4.3 / 2016-12-14
- Fix: navigation.userAgent error for react native (#364, @escwald)
2.4.2 / 2016-12-14
- Fix: browser colors (#367, @tootallnate)
- Misc: travis ci integration (@thebigredgeek)
- Misc: added linting and testing boilerplate with sanity check (@thebigredgeek)
2.4.1 / 2016-12-13
- Fix: typo that broke the package (#356)
2.4.0 / 2016-12-13
- Fix: bower.json references unbuilt src entry point (#342, @justmatt)
- Fix: revert “handle regex special characters” (@tootallnate)
- Feature: configurable util.inspect()`options for NodeJS (#327, @tootallnate)
- Feature: %O`(big O) pretty-prints objects (#322, @tootallnate)
- Improvement: allow colors in workers (#335, @botverse)
- Improvement: use same color for same namespace. (#338, @lchenay)
2.3.3 / 2016-11-09
- Fix: Catch
JSON.stringify()
errors (#195, Jovan Alleyne)
- Fix: Returning
localStorage
saved values (#331, Levi Thomason)
- Improvement: Don’t create an empty object when no
process
(Nathan Rajlich)
2.3.2 / 2016-11-09
- Fix: be super-safe in index.js as well (@TooTallNate)
- Fix: should check whether process exists (Tom Newby)
2.3.1 / 2016-11-09
- Fix: Added electron compatibility (#324, @paulcbetts)
- Improvement: Added performance optimizations (@tootallnate)
- Readme: Corrected PowerShell environment variable example (#252, @gimre)
- Misc: Removed yarn lock file from source control (#321, @fengmk2)
2.3.0 / 2016-11-07
- Fix: Consistent placement of ms diff at end of output (#215, @gorangajic)
- Fix: Escaping of regex special characters in namespace strings (#250, @zacronos)
- Fix: Fixed bug causing crash on react-native (#282, @vkarpov15)
- Feature: Enabled ES6+ compatible import via default export (#212 @bucaran)
- Feature: Added %O formatter to reflect Chrome’s console.log capability (#279, @oncletom)
- Package: Update “ms” to 0.7.2 (#315, @DevSide)
- Package: removed superfluous version property from bower.json (#207 @kkirsche)
- Readme: fix USE_COLORS to DEBUG_COLORS
- Readme: Doc fixes for format string sugar (#269, @mlucool)
- Readme: Updated docs for DEBUG_FD and DEBUG_COLORS environment variables (#232, @mattlyons0)
- Readme: doc fixes for PowerShell (#271 #243, @exoticknight @unreadable)
- Readme: better docs for browser support (#224, @matthewmueller)
- Tooling: Added yarn integration for development (#317, @thebigredgeek)
- Misc: Renamed History.md to CHANGELOG.md (@thebigredgeek)
- Misc: Added license file (#226 #274, @CantemoInternal @sdaitzman)
- Misc: Updated contributors (@thebigredgeek)
2.2.0 / 2015-05-09
- package: update “ms” to v0.7.1 (#202, @dougwilson)
- README: add logging to file example (#193, @DanielOchoa)
- README: fixed a typo (#191, @amir-s)
- browser: expose
storage
(#190, @stephenmathieson)
- Makefile: add a
distclean
target (#189, @stephenmathieson)
2.1.3 / 2015-03-13
- Updated stdout/stderr example (#186)
- Updated example/stdout.js to match debug current behaviour
- Renamed example/stderr.js to stdout.js
- Update Readme.md (#184)
- replace high intensity foreground color for bold (#182, #183)
2.1.2 / 2015-03-01
- dist: recompile
- update “ms” to v0.7.0
- package: update “browserify” to v9.0.3
- component: fix “ms.js” repo location
- changed bower package name
- updated documentation about using debug in a browser
- fix: security error on safari (#167, #168, @yields)
2.1.1 / 2014-12-29
- browser: use
typeof
to check for console
existence
- browser: check for
console.log
truthiness (fix IE 8/9)
- browser: add support for Chrome apps
- Readme: added Windows usage remarks
- Add
bower.json
to properly support bower install
2.1.0 / 2014-10-15
- node: implement
DEBUG_FD
env variable support
- package: update “browserify” to v6.1.0
- package: add “license” field to package.json (#135, @panuhorsmalahti)
2.0.0 / 2014-09-01
- package: update “browserify” to v5.11.0
- node: use stderr rather than stdout for logging (#29, @stephenmathieson)
1.0.4 / 2014-07-15
- dist: recompile
- example: remove
console.info()
log usage
- example: add “Content-Type” UTF-8 header to browser example
- browser: place %c marker after the space character
- browser: reset the “content” color via
color: inherit
- browser: add colors support for Firefox >= v31
- debug: prefer an instance
log()
function over the global one (#119)
- Readme: update documentation about styled console logs for FF v31 (#116, @wryk)
1.0.3 / 2014-07-09
- Add support for multiple wildcards in namespaces (#122, @seegno)
- browser: fix lint
1.0.2 / 2014-06-10
- browser: update color palette (#113, @gscottolson)
- common: make console logging function configurable (#108, @timoxley)
- node: fix %o colors on old node <= 0.8.x
- Makefile: find node path using shell/which (#109, @timoxley)
1.0.1 / 2014-06-06
- browser: use
removeItem()
to clear localStorage
- browser, node: don’t set DEBUG if namespaces is undefined (#107, @leedm777)
- package: add “contributors” section
- node: fix comment typo
- README: list authors
1.0.0 / 2014-06-04
- make ms diff be global, not be scope
- debug: ignore empty strings in enable()
- node: make DEBUG_COLORS able to disable coloring
- *: export the
colors
array
- npmignore: don’t publish the
dist
dir
- Makefile: refactor to use browserify
- package: add “browserify” as a dev dependency
- Readme: add Web Inspector Colors section
- node: reset terminal color for the debug content
- node: map “%o” to
util.inspect()
- browser: map “%j” to
JSON.stringify()
- debug: add custom “formatters”
- debug: use “ms” module for humanizing the diff
- Readme: add “bash” syntax highlighting
- browser: add Firebug color support
- browser: add colors for WebKit browsers
- node: apply log to
console
- rewrite: abstract common logic for Node & browsers
- add .jshintrc file
0.8.1 / 2014-04-14
- package: re-add the “component” section
0.8.0 / 2014-03-30
- add
enable()
method for nodejs. Closes #27
- change from stderr to stdout
- remove unnecessary index.js file
0.7.4 / 2013-11-13
- remove “browserify” key from package.json (fixes something in browserify)
0.7.3 / 2013-10-30
- fix: catch localStorage security error when cookies are blocked (Chrome)
- add debug(err) support. Closes #46
- add .browser prop to package.json. Closes #42
0.7.2 / 2013-02-06
- fix package.json
- fix: Mobile Safari (private mode) is broken with debug
- fix: Use unicode to send escape character to shell instead of octal to work with strict mode javascript
0.7.1 / 2013-02-05
- add repository URL to package.json
- add DEBUG_COLORED to force colored output
- add browserify support
- fix component. Closes #24
0.7.0 / 2012-05-04
- Added .component to package.json
- Added debug.component.js build
0.6.0 / 2012-03-16
- Added support for “-“ prefix in DEBUG [Vinay Pulim]
- Added
.enabled
flag to the node version [TooTallNate]
0.5.0 / 2012-02-02
- Added: humanize diffs. Closes #8
- Added
debug.disable()
to the CS variant
- Removed padding. Closes #10
- Fixed: persist client-side variant again. Closes #9
0.4.0 / 2012-02-01
- Added browser variant support for older browsers [TooTallNate]
- Added
debug.enable('project:*')
to browser variant [TooTallNate]
- Added padding to diff (moved it to the right)
0.3.0 / 2012-01-26
- Added millisecond diff when isatty, otherwise UTC string
0.2.0 / 2012-01-22
0.1.0 / 2011-12-02
- Added: remove colors unless stderr isatty [TooTallNate]
0.0.1 / 2010-01-03


4. Coupled-Cluster
Coupled cluster methods are among the most accurate electronic structure methods available today. Its wave function ansatz is usually written in exponential form:
Where the cluster operator \(\hat{T}\) is defined as the sum of \(\hat{T}_{i}\) generates all possible determinants having the i-th excitations from the reference.
the first few components of cluster operator are
apply a similarity transformation, multiplying the CC Schrödinger equation in the form
the amplitudes should be optimized to determine the CC wave function. Unlike Hartree–Fock or CI wave function is optimized by variational principle, CC wave function is optimized by projecting.
by solving the nonlinear equations, the CC energy and amplitudes are determined.
4.1. Algorithm
Step 1: Build the Integral
The pre–computed quantities for the SCF algorithm include:
The nuclear repulsion energy \(E_{nuc}\).
One–electron integrals overlap \(\mathbf{S}\), kinetic energy \(\mathbf{T}\), and nuclear attraction \(\mathbf{V}\).
Two–electron integral, the electron repulsion \((\mu\nu\vert\lambda\sigma)\).
Please check out the Hamiltonian section for further information to learn more about the pre–computed quantities.
Step 2: Optimization of Molecular Orbital Coefficients
The Hartree-Fock method is an uncorrelated mean-field theory that offers a qualitative description of chemical systems. Although Hartree-Fock theory is only qualitatively correct, it forms the basis for more accurate models and becomes the cornerstone of ab initio quantum chemistry.
Please check out the Hartree-Fock section for further information.
Step 3: Transformation of Atomic Orbital to Molecular Orbital
With the optimized LCAO_MO coefficients, we can transform the operators from the atomic orbital basis to the molecular orbital basis.
For the one electron operators:
For the two electron operators:
Step 4: Build the Initial-Guess Cluster Amplitudes
For Hartree-Fock reference determinants, the most common initial guess for the cluster amplitudes are the Moller-Plesset first-order perturbed wave function:
Step 5: Calculate the CC Intermediates
The definition of three two–index intermediates \(\mathcal{F}\):
The definition of three four–index intermediates \(\mathcal{W}\):
The definition of effective double excitation operaotrs \(\tau\) and \(\tilde{\tau}\)
The denominator arrays are defined by
Step 6: Compute the Updated Cluster Amplitudes
Equation to compute the T1 cluster amplitudes.
Equation to compute the T2 cluster amplitudes.
Check for Convergence and Iterate Calculate the current CC correlation energy:
Compare energies and cluster amplitudes between iterations to check for convergence to some specified cutoff. If convergence is reached, you’re done; if not, return to third step and continue.
Step 7: Find the Perturbative Triples Correction
the disconnected and connected T3 have to be calculated. The disconnected is found as:
And the connected is found as:
In the above equations the following definitions is used:
The energy correction can now be found as:
4.2. Examples
CCSD
Truncating the cluster operator \(\hat{T}\) at doubles leads to the coupled cluster singles and doubles method(CCSD). By keeping only \(\hat{T}_1\) and \(\hat{T}_2\), we reach the balance between accuracy and computational time.
from moha import *
mol,orbs = IOSystem.from_file('../data/water.xyz','sto-3g.nwchem')
ham = ChemicalHamiltonian.build(mol,orbs)
wfn = HFWaveFunction(10,7,{'alpha':5,'beta':5})
scfsolver = PlainSCFSolver(ham,wfn)
hf_results = scfsolver.kernel()
ccsolver = CCSDSolver(ham,wfn,hf_results)
cc_results = ccsolver.kernel()
CCSD(T)
Based on CCSD, the addition of perturbative triple correction gives the CCSD(T) method the “gold standard” in computational chemistry. It is now one of the most accurate methods applicable to reasonably large molecules.
from moha import *
mol,orbs = IOSystem.from_file('../data/water.xyz','sto-3g.nwchem')
ham = ChemicalHamiltonian.build(mol,orbs)
wfn = HFWaveFunction(10,7,{'alpha':5,'beta':5})
scfsolver = PlainSCFSolver(ham,wfn)
hf_results = scfsolver.kernel()
ccsolver = CCSD_TSolver(ham,wfn,hf_results)
cc_results = ccsolver.kernel()


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Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Members Request Digital Identity, Energy and MultiPlatform Working Groups NEW YORK, N.Y., USA – December 19, 2017 ––The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), the world’s largest open-source blockchain initiative, launched today three new mem...
In my opinion, the current sharding spec as described here https://github.com/ethereum/sharding/blob/develop/docs/doc.md is basically already good enough to get us to thousands of transactions per second with reasonable security properties, as well as the ability to add cross...
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10-Aug-18 08:40 PM
Learn How an Ethereum Transaction is Created and Propagated to the Network
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10-Aug-18 11:04 PM
An In-Depth Look into the Growing Ethereum Scalability Toolset
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11-Aug-18 08:59 PM
wiki - The Ethereum Wiki
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13-Aug-18 10:11 PM
What on Earth is ERC725? The Answer to the Question of Self-Sovereign Identity Management on Blockchain The one response that dApps, and the blockchain world for that matter, can give to the world …
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14-Aug-18 01:59 PM
Cryptocurrency supply models have long been a hot topic of conversation and no one has the “right” answer. However, I do think there are…
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14-Aug-18 02:28 PM
I’ve been helping people launch ethereum projects for a long time now, so I usually anticipate all the same questions: yes, users need…
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16-Aug-18 05:46 PM
1. Today I am going to make a tweet storm explaining the history and state of Ethereum's Casper research, including the FFG vs CBC wars, the hybrid => full switch, the role of randomness, mechanism design issues, and more.
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16-Aug-18 09:09 PM
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cexYBmRltx_PSkzZV-3YYcsyetcouFdwo6hLcmqkKUQ/edit?usp=sharing
Ethereum Projects
Ethereum Projects
Project Name, Rep Name, Position, Twitter, Medium, Reddit
Aragon Project, https:// twitter. com/ aragonproject, https:// blog. aragon. one, https:// www. reddit. com/ r/ aragonproject/
Luis Cuende, Project Lead, https:// twitter. com/ ...
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18-Aug-18 09:01 PM
Ethereum is easy and fun, but it is also relatively new. The developer solutions today are going through the teething stage - so, itâ€s new and cool but also slightly painful. As an example, take data extraction from the Ethereum blockchain. Iâ€ve been keeping an ...
By Alejandro Santander in collaboration with Leo Arias.
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19-Aug-18 04:21 AM
DappRadar provides information and insights about all the existing dapps! At the tap of your finger, find the most successful and used decentralized games, casinos, and marketplaces, among others.
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21-Aug-18 05:44 PM
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/9937b1/terrible_token_tuesday_same_plot_as_old_yeller/
This is a weekly reddit post (by the concourse community) to note particularly bad ethereum tokens.
60 votes and 9 comments so far on Reddit
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22-Aug-18 11:23 PM
See Also #🦄ethereum-dev for developing with ethereum resources
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22-Aug-18 11:43 PM
Going into the weekend, the Ethereum Foundation declared its 'Wave 3' grants for projects in the Ethereum ecosystem focused on scaling, security, education, and more. The new round suggests technical progress is -- and will be -- coming along steadily for the most popular cry...
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23-Aug-18 12:01 AM
What Vitalik Buterin’s tweetstorm means for the future Ethereum blockchain https://t.co/J0CW4sAW3K
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23-Aug-18 12:45 AM
We’ve had great traction with our support of Ethereum on Azure. The existing Proof-of-Work solution has been deployed tens of thousands of times across a variety of industry verticals.
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25-Aug-18 10:23 PM
#Ethereum is pretty much one big giant ponzi scheme.
https://t.co/uTQiEIA3RH
"Every trade, buy or sell, has a 10% flat transaction fee applied. Instead of this going to the exchange, the fee is split between all currently held token holders.."
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^^^ interesting discussion
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26-Aug-18 12:49 AM
News and LinksProtocol
• Latest core devs call. Lane’s notes.
• [Casper] Vitalik Buterin’s 75 tweets on the history and current plans of Casper
• [Casper] Latest Casper standup
• [Casper] Censorship...
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28-Aug-18 10:05 AM
Plugin to the future with MetaMask and this light hearted yet informative tutorial. In under 5 minutes, you'll be navigating the Ethereum Blockchain like a w...
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30-Aug-18 07:09 PM
I just published “Atomic on-chain ETH to off-chain BTC swap” https://t.co/5Guo0XAent
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04-Sep-18 12:52 AM
Technical guide to localethereum's peer-to-peer marketplace. Learn about the cryptography behind the popular self-custodial end-to-end encrypted marketplace, and the unique design decisions that went into developing the platform. Localethereum is the private, secure and intui...
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04-Sep-18 10:24 PM
And it’s magical to use.
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13-Sep-18 09:03 AM
Ethereum co-founder, Vitalik Buterin, recently shared his view on whether development should focused on the layer 1 or layer 2 functionalities in blockchains. He presents his point by mentioning that debates regarding the scaling of blockchains is common, in circumstances, su...
Internet giant Google has expanded its big data analytics with the inclusion of tools to explore the Ethereum blockchain.
We propose a design for philanthropic or publicly-funded seeding to allow (near) optimal provision of a decentralized, self-organizing ecosystem of public goods
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13-Sep-18 10:08 AM
A new paper by Vitalik Buterin and other researchers proposes a novel way to finance the public goods a decentralized ecosystem needs.
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22-Sep-18 08:53 PM
Google's BigQuery visualization of the Ethereum blockchain. Is the green "head" the mixer? HT Eric Meltzer & @nic__carter
https://t.co/nPVZdMdVbQ
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22-Sep-18 09:04 PM
Selling non-fungible tokens and the ERC721 standard
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22-Sep-18 09:37 PM
Ethereum’s roadmap is ambitious. In our last article, we described the Ethereum 2.0 vision.
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23-Sep-18 06:09 AM
Why was Casper FFG — a partial Proof-of-Stake algorithm on top of Proof-of-Work — deprecated?
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27-Sep-18 10:50 PM
This is joint work/post with Ian Miers, Oded Naor, and Ari Juels. Recently, a number of proposals and applications have evolved on Ethereum that require voting; from contracts that use voting-based DAOs for governance or other administrative tasks, to boardroom-like votes to...
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29-Sep-18 09:39 PM
What Vitalik Buterin’s tweetstorm means for the future Ethereum blockchain https://t.co/J0CW4sAW3K
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02-Oct-18 08:20 PM
Do not be fooled by his timid, geeky looks nor his love for cats. Being the founder of Ethereum, he's on a mission to conquer the world of cryptocurrency with his intelligence. Read more about this visionary here.
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03-Oct-18 05:01 PM
History of Ethereum - A brief description of the significant milestones of the Ethereum cryptocurrency and its planned future roadmap. A quick guide to ETH history.
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03-Oct-18 08:01 PM
Although the ideas behind the current Ethereum protocol have largely been stable for two years, Ethereum did not emerge all at once, in its current conceptio...
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04-Oct-18 06:30 PM
Vitalik Buterin invented the world’s hottest new cryptocurrency and inspired a movement — before he’d turned 20.
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04-Oct-18 07:14 PM
Though he’s not yet 25 years old, Vitalik Buterin has become one of the most influential figures in cryptocurrency and decentralized applications by creating Ethereum. By introducing support …
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08-Oct-18 12:50 AM
Most ethereum scaling technologies are a far from completed, but OpenST says it's got a solution that's ready for the "here and now."
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08-Oct-18 01:25 AM
Out of the Memory Hole I wrote an article a couple years ago called “Who Controls Bitcoin?” which argues that it is not the miners or the core devs who control Bitcoin; rather, it is the investors. Recently, a fork occurred in the Ethereum blockchain which is illustrating...
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17-Oct-18 01:40 AM
Analysis of the top 250 ERC-20 tokens by market cap
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28-Oct-18 01:24 AM
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The Ethereum Wiki. Contribute to ethereum/wiki development by creating an account on GitHub.
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29-Oct-18 10:44 PM
@JihanWu @rogerkver The very earliest versions of ETH protocol were a counterparty-style metacoin on top of primecoin. Not Bitcoin because the OP_RETURN wars were happening at the time and...
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30-Oct-18 06:21 AM
My stuff goes here.
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31-Oct-18 10:52 AM
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31-Oct-18 10:34 PM
Ethereum’s roadmap is ambitious. In our last article, we described the Ethereum 2.0 vision.
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01-Nov-18 10:50 PM
Ethereum is a computing platform running on computers all over the world. To run programs on the network you pay Ether (ETH); you can program on the Ethereum network using a language named Solidity
^^ this site is kinda neat
has ELI5 ELIStoner\philosopher ELINerd ELISkeptic and soforth
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04-Nov-18 08:43 AM
Long awaited episode with @raulitojordan from @prylabs. Raul explains all the Eth 2.0 mysteries. We go through PoS, Sharding and eWASM. Check it out on your way to SFBW! https://t.co/q9cIStP6e0
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05-Nov-18 08:58 AM
The paper for Correct-By-Construction Casper consenus protocols - cbc-casper/cbc-casper-paper
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05-Nov-18 09:27 AM
0/ I see a lot of discussion about the technicals of Ethereum’s Casper PoS but not much discussion around the economics. I’ve been giving a lot of thought to the current incentive structure and here are my thoughts. SPOILER: I think we need more discussion around the e...
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22-Nov-18 10:03 PM
To me it is not at all obvious that predictable access to reading the blockchain is more important than predictable access to writing to…
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25-Nov-18 07:56 PM
0/ I see a lot of discussion about the technicals of Ethereum’s Casper PoS but not much discussion around the economics. I’ve been giving a lot of thought to the current incentive structure and here are my thoughts. SPOILER: I think we need more discussion around the e...
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25-Nov-18 08:08 PM
0/ A thread on Ethereum economic abstraction. I’ve recently seen a lot of nonsense spread about how Ethereum could be wildly successful but ETH itself could be worth 0.
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25-Nov-18 08:34 PM
The easiest and most trusted transaction search engine and block explorer
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25-Nov-18 08:56 PM
LONDON, Oct. 30, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- EY today announced the launch of EY Ops Chain Public Edition (PE) prototype, the world's first implementation of...
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25-Nov-18 09:17 PM
A group of researchers from the Northeastern University and the University of Maryland published a paper detailing their analysis of Ethereum’s contract topology. The researchers modify Ethereum’s geth client to log how users and contracts interact with one another. The r...
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11-Dec-18 07:22 AM
A curated list of projects around Ethereum analytics. - jdourlens/awesome-ethereum-analytics
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23-Dec-18 12:40 AM
1/ Great study via @sebastianhrw on #Ethereum's top 250 ERC20s, investigating the fat protocols thesis via value accrual in 4 layers of the stack. https://t.co/apUz04QhEx
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23-Dec-18 05:33 AM
Clarification! Two totally different things are known as "Casper". Casper FFG is a simple "Finality Gadget" for Ethereum 2.0. Casper CBC is an abstract family of "Correct-By-Construction" consensus protocols explored as a candidate design space for the Ethereum 3.0 conse...
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Looking to learn more about Scaling? @ethhub_io has a podcast for that. Check it out below
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23-Dec-18 04:57 PM
0/ Let's talk about incentives. Ethereum can unlock a new world of possibilities when it comes to digital and economic incentive structures. I'm very excited to see what comes out of this long term.
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08-Jan-19 02:39 PM
Learn about the Ethereum fork coming up around January 16!
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09-Jan-19 08:59 AM
block numbers
frontier = 0
homestead = 1,150,000
dao fork = 1,920,000 <-- this is where etc diverges
tangerine whistle = 2,463,000
spurious dragon = 2,675,000
byzantium = 4,370,000 <-- november 2017
constantinople = 7,080,000
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22-Jan-19 09:00 PM
Special thanks to Vlad Zamfir, Aditya Asgaonkar, Ameen Soleimani and Jinglan Wang for review
CoinDesk looks at the eight teams across the globe spearheading the push to create ethereum 2.0 – the next iteration of the blockchain network.
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22-Jan-19 09:57 PM
So what’s the deal with Casper CBC?
@ethereum has been plagued with scalability issues; @Cryptokitties...
Casper is one of the proposed solutions.
CBC Casper (Correct-By-Construction) is a new family of consensus protocols that @VladZamfir and @VitalikButerin are desi...
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22-Jan-19 11:20 PM
My @ethereum #DEVCON4 talk on the future of Ethereum, smart contracts and the blockchain is now online, entitled "How to control the material world with smart contracts." There's a transcript, too. https://t.co/3DjFJYLgqy Thanks for recording it, guys! @Mattereum
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23-Jan-19 01:28 AM
@isTruStory @ethereum Since Byzantium, uncles are taken into account for difficulty calculations, per EIP 100 (https://t.co/plxZtw0nMh). The code to do this is here: https://t.co/aSIDCcPUAT
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24-Jan-19 12:31 PM
A brief overview of wETH and why you need it for decentralized platforms.
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25-Jan-19 07:27 AM
Most people think of bitcoin as a form of money, if they think of bitcoin at all. But 19-year-old hacker Vitalik Buterin sees it as something more -- much more. He sees it as a new way of building just about any internet application.
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12-Feb-19 05:00 PM
I have a few concerns about Serenity PoS that I’d like to share. That said, I think all can and will be addressed before launch given proper debate.
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12-Feb-19 05:35 PM
1/ People have asked me to elaborate on the “verification-not-computation” point. And why Ethereum has a flawed architecture from the get-go.
Thread.
*Note: I use “blockchain systems” to refer to Bitcoin-like blockchains that are based on PoW. https://t.co/e...
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13-Feb-19 08:36 PM
I can encrypt messages with an ethereum public key can’t I? I found a few libraries to do it, but other posts that say you can’t. I get that with asymmetric it will have to be a short message and eth keys aren’t really made for it, but it’s possible right? ...
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19-Feb-19 03:01 AM
320 votes and 154 comments so far on Reddit
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11-Mar-19 09:16 PM
1/ Mega Thread on running a @ParityTech Ethereum node.
Bare with me.
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11-Mar-19 09:32 PM
Eth 2.0 teams and client names.
-Prysmatic Labs: Prysm (Go)
-ChainSafe: Loadstar (JavaScript)
-Status: Nimbus (Nim)
-ZK Labs: yeeth (Swift)
-PegaSys: Artemis (Java)
-Sigma Prime: Lighthouse (Rust)
-Parity: ? (Rust)
-Trinity: ? (Python)
-Harmony: ? (Java)
https://t.co/QA0...
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11-Mar-19 09:41 PM
Selfish Mining in Ethereum
Jianyu Niu and Chen Feng
School of Engineering, University of British Columbia (Okanagan Campus), Canada
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29-Mar-19 05:50 PM
I just published a paper on what Ethereum is for. It is entitled, "Ethereum is game-changing technology, literally."
https://t.co/7Ur9601Yjy
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05-Apr-19 07:42 PM
Special thanks to Glen Weyl, Phil Daian and Jinglan Wang for review
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22-Apr-19 04:46 AM
great thread explaining how ethereum governance cordons off dissent. https://t.co/c0Zm5e32Ju
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28-Apr-19 11:45 PM
Analyzing the Proposed Validator Economics of Ethereum 2.0 – Onur Solmaz
https://solmaz.io/2019/04/24/eth2-phase0-economics/
In its next iteration dubbed Ethereum 2.0 or Serenity,
Ethereum will move on from Proof-of-Work to Proof-of-Stake, implementing a
major change with how the network nodes are incentivized to participate.
This is an analysis of the proposal that’s going to be implemented as a...
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10-May-19 01:58 AM
This proposed architecture is highly compatible with Eth 1.x goals of reducing on-chain storage by reducing the cost of CALLDATA. With the right stateless contracts on-chain, only revocations and locks (double-spend-proofing) would need to be published.
https://t.co/5GrgE...
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13-May-19 02:41 PM
Russell Keith-Magee's PyCon 2019 keynote looks at Python's history & its 10 year future, including what black swan events it needs to prepare for.
What lessons can we take from this for the Ethereum community?
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Wrap up of the first RUN EVM held April 16th in Berlin. Covering the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) stack, including sidechains, enterprise usage, and trusted computing.
New Application Programming Interfaces Help Programmers Achieve the Privacy, Low Latency, and Throughput Required for Enterprise Use Cases in Fintech, Supply Chain, IoT, and Other Applications.
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22-May-19 07:57 PM
@jimmysong Here are the teams that have delivered eth2.0 testnet clients (aka executing):
-@prylabs
-@sigp_io
-@ethstatus
Here's a list of all the teams building eth2 clients: https://t.co/Um80TifRAd
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If you are new to Ethereum and want an easy way to learn the concepts, check out our new flash cards! https://t.co/ymOvenrDNZ
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27-May-19 01:02 AM
Ethereum is going to win it all, the markets just haven’t realized it yet
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27-May-19 07:13 PM
@nvk -All of Defi (https://t.co/MMaF8tRePA)
-@ensdomains has 240k+ registered domains
-Ethereum-based games (@GodsUnchained, @CHZWZRDS)
-MetaMask Metrics (https://t.co/5pQsxww46K)
-General growth metrics (https://t.co/jZg84Y5A8E)
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28-May-19 03:52 AM
Had some thoughts, wrote them down. Feel free to read, ask questions, or respond!
https://t.co/YvoF1RxzIG
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11-Jun-19 04:35 AM
I write a short post on r/ethtrader about my observations of the donuts experiment.
https://t.co/gz8y22p3BP
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26-Jun-19 06:38 PM
There are benefits to a more progressive approach to evolving Ethereum. However, I do see something which could play in Ethereum’s…
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27-Jun-19 07:20 AM
0/ There has been a lot of misinformation spread surrounding Ethereum's upcoming issuance reduction - codenamed the #Thirdening
In this thread, I’ll explain the process that Ethereum issuance reductions go through before they can be considered “consensus”.
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27-Jun-19 11:27 PM
I'll be writing a technical-focused analysis of Ethereum privacy projects for @TheBlock__. Currently covering
* EY's Nightfall
* @aztecprotocol
* @clearmatics' Zeth
* Stanford's Zether
* @argentHQ's Hopper
Are there projects I've missed out?
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10-Aug-19 10:23 PM
The Comprehensive Ethereum Reading List. Contribute to Scanate/EthList development by creating an account on GitHub.
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13-Aug-19 11:03 PM
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The Three Ways of Denoting Color
- RGB Values: These express colors in terms of how much red, green, and blue are used to make it up. Example: rgb(100,100,90)
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My name is Ian Gonzales Sohan.
I am a Computer Science major at the University of Virginia.
My goal in life is to have a family and travel the world.
I plan to accomplish this goal by having an enjoyable career that makes a positive impact.
Education
I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science at the University of Virginia.
Along with my major, I am also working towards a minor in Engineering Business.
To complement my coursework, I am working on personal projects and assignments to improve my skills as a programmer.
My current goal is to use my resources to obtain an internship in the field of software development for the summer of 2021.
I hope that the combination of my schooling and internships leads me to a successful and enjoyable career.
I graduated from Woodstock Academy in the spring of 2018.
I participated in my high school's varsity soccer team and was an active member in my school's wood shop.
I was also a member of my school's National Honor Society and Math Honor Society.
I left high school planning on studying economics, but after happening to take a Computer Science course my first semester of college,
I set my sights on the Engineering School, which I was accepted into after my first year.
Hobbies
Traveling
My dream is to see as much of the world as possible before I die.
My main goal is to visit every national park in the United States, but I hope to expand my horizons even farther than that.
I believe that traveling is the best form of education, and I will make it a priority in my life.
Weightlifting
It may not look like it, but I love to lift weights.
In college, I developed a few health problems that cause rapid weight loss.
In order to combat this, I began lifting as much as possible.
I now lift every weekday and am really encouraged to continue habits that allow for a healthy lifestyle.
Movies
My favorite passtime is watching movies.
I love watching classics and try to watch as many as I can in my freetime.
My preferred genre is action, but anything with a great story is something I'm interested in.
Books
I struggle to make time to read, but I have always loved it.
My favorite genres include satirical and science fiction.
I love books that clearly depict a complex message about life and society.
One of my personal goals is to become well-read and continue lifelong learning.
Comedy
I love to watch stand-up comedy specials.
It takes so much confidence and intelligence to get on stage and make an entire crowd laugh.
The best comedy, in my opinion, reflects on the absurdity of life.
My favorite comedians are the ones that can make a crowd laugh at themselves.
Woodworking
In high school, I decided to take a woodworking class.
I ended up loving it, and decided to take the other advanced classes as well.
For my final advanced project, I designed and built a night stand that led to winning my school's Golden Hammer award.
I haven't been able to do any woodworking since high school, but once I have my own house, I plan to make my own wood-shop.


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SQL Server Security Whitepapers and Sites
SQLSecurity.com – www.sqlsecurity.com
Hammer of GOD – www.hammerofgod.com
RFP – www.wiretrip.net/rfp
SQL Magazine – www.sqlmag.com
http://Vyaskn.tripod.com/sql_server_security_best_practices.htm
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The Database Hacker’s Handbook, David Litchfield,2005
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BlackHat Briefings
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Bitcoin HODLers Delight: 2700x ROI on BTC Held for 8 Years
by Christine VasilevaEven with the recent correction, Bitcoin market prices are at a moon-like level in comparison to prices just eight years ago. Back in 2011, BTC was a niche asset with trading just starting off, conquering the $1 for the first time, after climbing from a few cents.
BTC Crashed 94% in 2011, Still Brought Astronomical Returns to Holders
The returns for the money invested in Bitcoin across all bull and bear markets have been extremely high. Some periods were extremely profitable, especially when taking into account the bear market in 2011. In November of 2011, BTC marked lows at $1.91 per coin, after a month-long crash from above $30.
November trading for BTC has served up significant surprises, including last year’s crash from relative stability above $6,000, to lows of $3,200 in December. Over the years, the pressures on BTC trading have evolved, from the extreme influence of Poloniex and Mt. Gox to a highly diverse market of futures, which expand to mainstream exchanges as well.
The long-term performance of Bitcoin is seen as a reminder that bear markets tend to reverse, given favorable conditions. In 2011, BTC went as close as possible to a “capitulation” and “going down to zero”, after erasing more than 94% from its price.
Bitcoin Bottom Not Certain
In the short term, BTC has also shown its price recovery capabilities. After dipping just below $7,000, the Bitcoin price quickly bounced above $7,300. However, the price still is following a bearish trend, with no certainty of the bottom in sight.
BTC prices are also highly suitable for technical analysis, as some predictions turn into self-fulfilling prophecies. Another typical behavior of Bitcoin markets is that record highs are reached within a very short time frame, even following stagnation or bearish indicators. With multiple actors in the crypto space, interests may push the price significantly.
Even at $7,200, BTC is still a high-stakes bet. The current downturn arrives once again with decreased interest in BTC purchases, despite the call to “stack sats” and make use of the low prices. Bitcoin’s current sentiment is that of “extreme fear”, though the index has inched up from 20 to 23 points.
BTC has always marked higher lows, even when four-digit prices crashed to near $100 lows after the Mt. Gox crash in 2013. Increased mainstream attention, has pushed Bitcoin to new ranges, despite revisiting lower positions.
What do you think about Bitcoin bear markets and long-term returns? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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The Rundown


This post explains how to build a small multiple line chart with ggplot2. For each panel, all groups are displayed but faded out. The code is written in R by Gilbert Fontana.
This page showcases the work of Gilbert Fontana, initially published in the Visual Capitalist.
This plot is a small multiple line chart. It shows the evolution of a metric (the consumer confidence around the world) in the last few years. Each item of the small multiple provides the evolution of a specific country.
Interestingly, all other countries are displayed too, but nicely faded out. As a retult, the evolution of the target country is obvious, and it’s possible to put it in perspective with other countries.
Nice chart! Let’s see how to build it with R and the tidyverse.
As usually, let’s start by loading some libraries. A bunch of them are necessary to allow the high degree of customization we’re dealing with.
Briefly, tidyverse
is the package that wraps everything
we often need like the ggplot2
. librarie.
patchwork
is pretty handy to position items on the final
figure. ggtext
and gghighlight
are 2 ggplot
extension useful to deal with labels.
library(tidyverse)
library(janitor)
library(showtext)
library(MetBrewer)
library(scico)
library(ggtext)
library(patchwork)
library(gghighlight)
The data is hosted on the github page of the R graph gallery. You can check the original article for more about it, since we’re covering the technical part of the chart creation only here.
Let’s load the dataset and clean it. lubridate
is used to
deal with date, it’s a life saver and you can read more about it in
its doc.
pivot
longer allows to switch from a “wide” to a “long”
or “tidy” format that is much easier to work with.
<- read.csv("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/holtzy/R-graph-gallery/master/DATA/dataConsumerConfidence.csv") %>%
df1 mutate(date=lubridate::my(Time)) %>%
select(-Time) %>%
pivot_longer(!date, names_to = "country", values_to = "value") %>%
na.omit()
There are a bunch of small utils that will be used later on: font, theme, colors, caption. Everything one needs to make a chart looks professional.
#### MISC ####
<- "Gudea"
font font_add_google(family=font, font, db_cache = TRUE)
<- systemfonts::font_info(family = "Font Awesome 6 Brands")[["path"]]
fa_path font_add(family = "fa-brands", regular = fa_path)
theme_set(theme_minimal(base_family = font, base_size = 10))
<- "#F4F5F1"
bg <- "black"
txt_col showtext_auto(enable = TRUE)
<- str_glue("**Design:** Gilbert Fontana
","**Data:** OECD, 2022") caption_text
Converting a plot from cartesian to circular (polar) coordinates in
ggplot2
is as easy as adding a
coord_polar()
call to the plot.
<- df1 %>%
p1 ggplot() +
geom_hline(yintercept = 100,linetype="solid", size=.25) +
geom_point(data=df1 %>%
group_by(country) %>%
slice_max(date),
aes(x=date, y=value, color=country),shape=16) +
geom_line(aes(x=date, y=value, color=country)) +
gghighlight(use_direct_label = FALSE,
unhighlighted_params = list(colour = alpha("grey85", 1))) +
geom_text(data=df1 %>%
group_by(country) %>%
slice_max(date),
aes(x=date, y=value, color=country, label = round(value)),
hjust = -.5, vjust = .5, size=2.5, family=font, fontface="bold") +
scale_color_met_d(name="Redon") +
scale_x_date(date_labels = "%y") +
scale_y_continuous(breaks = c(90,95,100,105,110),
labels = c("","","100","","")
+
) #facet_wrap(~ country) +
facet_wrap(~ factor(country, levels=c('USA','China','Japan','Germany', 'UK','France', 'Italy', 'South Korea', 'Australia'))) +
coord_cartesian(clip = "off") +
theme(
axis.title = element_blank(),
axis.text = element_text(color=txt_col, size=7),
strip.text.x = element_text(face="bold"),
plot.title = element_markdown(hjust=.5,size=34, color=txt_col,lineheight=.8, face="bold", margin=margin(20,0,30,0)),
plot.subtitle = element_markdown(hjust=.5,size=18, color=txt_col,lineheight = 1, margin=margin(10,0,30,0)),
plot.caption = element_markdown(hjust=.5, margin=margin(60,0,0,0), size=8, color=txt_col, lineheight = 1.2),
plot.caption.position = "plot",
plot.background = element_rect(color=bg, fill=bg),
plot.margin = margin(10,10,10,10),
legend.position = "none",
legend.title = element_text(face="bold")
)
p1
Last step: adding a title and a substitle to get the complete figure:
<- tibble(
text x = 0, y = 0,
label = "The consumer confidence indicator provides an indication of future developments of households’ consumption and saving. An indicator above 100 signals a boost in the consumers’ confidence towards the future economic situation. Values below 100 indicate a pessimistic attitude towards future developments in the economy, possibly resulting in a tendency to save more and consume less. During 2022, the consumer confidence indicators have declined in many major economies around the world.
"
)
<- ggplot(text, aes(x = x, y = y)) +
sub geom_textbox(
aes(label = label),
box.color = bg, fill=bg, width = unit(10, "lines"),
family=font, size = 3, lineheight = 1
+
) coord_cartesian(expand = FALSE, clip = "off") +
theme_void() +
theme(plot.background = element_rect(color=bg, fill=bg))
# TITLE
<- tibble(
text2 x = 0, y = 0,
label = "**Consumer Confidence Around the World**
"
)
<- ggplot(text2, aes(x = x, y = y)) +
title geom_textbox(
aes(label = label),
box.color = bg, fill=bg, width = unit(12, "lines"),
family=font, size = 10, lineheight = 1
+
) coord_cartesian(expand = FALSE, clip = "off") +
theme_void() +
theme(plot.background = element_rect(color=bg, fill=bg))
<- (title+sub)/p1 +
finalPlot plot_layout(heights = c(1, 2)) +
plot_annotation(
caption = caption_text,
theme=theme(plot.caption = element_markdown(hjust=0, margin=margin(20,0,0,0), size=6, color=txt_col, lineheight = 1.2),
plot.margin = margin(20,20,20,20),))
#showtext_opts(dpi = 600)
# Save the figure
#ggsave("consumer_confidence.png",
# bg=bg,
# height = 8,
# width = 5,
# dpi = 600)
Thanks so much to Gilbert Fontana for sharing his code and creating this awesome plot. Check the line chart section of the gallery for more examples!


Introduction
NanoContainer is collection of bespoke containers that deliver extra
value to PicoContainer.
StringRegistrationNanoContainer
This container takes strings (class names) instead of class definitions
as PicoContainer does. This basically means that components can
be
soft configured one by one.
Implementations -
- StringRegistrationNanoContainerImpl - takes a parent
container
- StringRegistrationNanoContainerImpl.Default - no args
StringRegistrationNanoContainer nc = new StringRegistrationNanoContainerImpl.Default();
nc.registerComponent("org.org.nanocontainer.testmodel.DefaultWebServerConfig");
nc.registerComponent("org.org.nanocontainer.testmodel.WebServer", "org.org.nanocontainer.testmodel.WebServerImpl");
nc.start();
InputSourceRegistrationNanoContainer
This container takes a single InputSource (from the SAX API) .
This basically
means that components can be
soft configured in a single document. The single implementation
takes
a DOM document. That document mabe inlined or external to the class
that uses the container. External could be on file system, in jar, on
URL, in fact anything.
Implementations -
- DomRegistrationNanoContainer - document builder (DOM) and parent
container
- DomRegistrationNanoContainer.Default - no args
- DomRegistrationNanoContainer.WithParentContainer - parent
container
- DomRegistrationNanoContainer.WithDocumentBuilder - document
builder
InputSourceRegistrationNanoContainer nc = new DomRegistrationNanoContainer.Default();
nc.registerComponents(new InputSource(new StringReader(
"<components>" +
" <component class=\"org.org.nanocontainer.testmodel.DefaultWebServerConfig\"/>" +
" <component type=\"org.org.nanocontainer.testmodel.WebServer\" class=\"org.org.nanocontainer.testmodel.WebServerImpl\"/>" +
"</components>")));
nc.start();
AggregatingNanoContainer
This container takes many components and aggregates them together to
become a single component that offers all of the methods that each
would individually offer.
Implementations -
- AggregatingNanoContainer - object array of components, invocation
handler
- AggregatingNanoContainer.ComponentsFromContainer - container ro
aggregate components for, invocation handler
- AggregatingNanoContainer.Default - container ro
aggregate components for
PicoContainer pc = // some Picocontainer with components in it.
AggregatedContainersContainer acc = new AggregatedContainersContainer(pc,getComponents());
NanningComponentFactory
The nanning component factory basically adds aspect orientated
programming (AOP) capability to arbitary components with a normal
PicoContainer.


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layout: presentation
title: "Introduction to Functional Programming"
permalink: /12s-fp1/
---
layout: true
---
# Introduction to Functional Programming
Korbinian Riedhammer
---
# Functional Programming
## Immutable Objects
## Functions as First-Class Citizens
---
# Immutable Objects
If objects cannot be changed after their creation, parallelization becomes much easier.
`java.lang.String`
- no methods to change instance
- always returns _new_ instance
`final` modifier for attributes and variable, sort of:
- only prevents overwriting of primitive type or reference
- object may still be mutated
.skip[
> No mutation means no `for`/`while`!
]
---
# Functions as First-Class Citizens
```java
@FunctionalInterface
interface Function {
B apply(A obj);
}
```
```java
Function square1 = new Function() {
@Override
public Integer apply(Integer i) {
return i * i;
}
}
```
Or shorter as lambda expression `(arglist) -> { block; }`
```java
Function square2 = (Integer i) -> { return i * i };
```
Or even shorter, for single instructions
```java
Function square3 = i -> i * i;
```
---
# Why Functional Programming?
## Immutability simplifies parallelization
## Separation of Concerns
Functions as first-class citizens help to separate the iteration logic from the actual business logic.
---
# Example
Say you want to
- retrieve all students from a database,
- filter out those who took _Softwarearchitektur_,
- load their transcript of records from another database
- print all class names
---
# Iterative Solution
```java
for (Student s : getStudents()) {
if (s.getClasses().contains("Softwarearchitektur")) {
ToR tor = db.getToR(s.getMatrikel());
for (Record r : tor) {
System.out.println(r.getName());
}
}
}
```
---
# A Simple Immutable List
`head` stores the data, `tail` links to the next element.
The end of the list is explicitly modeled.
```java
class List {
final T head;
final List tail;
private List(T el, List tail) {
this.head = el;
this.tail = tail;
}
boolean isEmpty() {
return head == null;
}
// ...
}
```
---
# Some Helper Functions
Some factory functions for convenience:
```java
class List {
// ...
static List empty() {
return new List(null, null);
}
static List list(T elem, List xs) {
return new List<>(elem, xs);
}
static List list(T... elements) {
if (elements.length == 0)
return empty();
int i = elements.length - 1;
List xs = list(elements[i], empty());
while (--i >= 0)
xs = list(elements[i], xs);
return xs;
}
}
```
---
# Recursive Sort Algorithms
---
# Recursive Sort Algorithms
## Insertion Sort
```java
static > List isort(List xs) {
if (xs.isEmpty()) return xs;
else return insert(xs.head, isort(xs.tail));
}
private static > List insert(T x, List xs) {
if (xs.isEmpty()) return list(x, empty());
else {
if (x.compareTo(xs.head) < 0) return list(x, xs);
else return list(xs.head, insert(x, xs.tail));
}
}
```
---
# Recursive Sort Algorithms
## Merge Sort
```java
static > List msort(List xs) {
if (xs.isEmpty()) return xs; // no element at all
else if (xs.tail.isEmpty()) return xs; // only single element
else {
int n = length(xs);
List a = take(xs, n/2);
List b = drop(xs, n/2);
return merge(msort(a), msort(b));
}
}
private static > List merge(List xs, List ys) {
if (xs.isEmpty()) return ys;
else if (ys.isEmpty()) return xs;
else {
if (xs.head.compareTo(ys.head) < 0)
return list(xs.head, merge(xs.tail, ys));
else
return list(ys.head, merge(xs, ys.tail));
}
}
```
---
# Anonymous Classes, Lambda, References
```java
static void forEach(List xs, Consumer c) {
if (xs.isEmpty()) return;
else {
c.accept(xs.head);
forEach(xs.tail, c);
}
}
```
And here's a `Consumer` that prints elements to `System.out`:
```java
List xs = list(1, 2, 3, 4);
forEach(xs, new Consumer() {
@Override
public void accept(Integer i) {
System.out.println(i);
}
});
// or shorter with lambda
forEach(xs, i -> System.out.println(i));
// or even shorter with method references
forEach(xs, System.out::println);
```
---
# Example
### Iterative Solution (see earlier slide)
```java
for (Student s : Database.getStudents()) {
if (s.getClasses().contains("Softwarearchitektur")) {
Transcript tr = Database.getToR(s.getMatrikel());
for (Record r : tr)
System.out.println(r);
}
}
```
---
# Example
### Functional Solution
```java
Database.getStudents().stream()
.filter(s -> s.getClasses().contains("Softwarearchitektur"))
.map(Student::getMatrikel)
.map(Database::getToR)
.flatMap(t -> t.records.stream()) // stream of lists to single list
.forEach(System.out::println);
```
---
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During his visit to the Southeast Asian country, the pope is expected to speak out on human trafficking and to urge compassion for refugees.
The small but fervent Catholic minority were expected to turn out in large numbers for the pontiff's visit to overwhelmingly Buddhist Thailand, the first stop on a seven-day Asian journey that also includes Japan.
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READ: Pope Francis arrives in Thailand at start of Asia trip
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The IBM Watson Personality Insights service provides a Representational State Transfer (REST) Application Programming Interface (API) that enables applications to derive insights from social media, enterprise data, or other digital communications. The service uses linguistic analytics to infer individuals’ intrinsic personality characteristics, including Big Five, Needs, and Values, from digital communications such as email, text messages, tweets, and forum posts. The service can automatically infer, from potentially noisy social media, portraits of individuals that reflect their personality characteristics. The service can report consumption preferences based on the results of its analysis, and for JSON content that is timestamped, it can report temporal behavior.
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Introduction to Git
Git is a distributed version control system. So, What is a version Control System?
A version Control system is a system which maintains different versions of your project when we work in a team or as an individual. (system managing changes to files) As the project progresses, new features get added to it. So,
a version control system maintains all your different versions of your project for you and you can rollback to any version you want without causing any trouble to you for maintaining different versions by giving names to it like MyProject, MyProjectWithFeature1, etc.
Distributed Version control system means every collaborator(any developer working on a team project)has a local respository of the project in his/her local machine unlike central where team members should have an internet connectionto everytime update their work to main central repository.
So, by distributed we mean : project is distributed.
A repository is a area which keeps all your project files, images, etc.
In terms of Github : different versions of projects corresponds to commits.
Git Repository Structure
It consists of 4 parts:
All the repository structure is internal to Git and are transparent to developer.
Some commands which relate to repository structure:
git add // transfers your project from working directory to staging area. git commit // transfers your project from staging area to Local Repository. git push // transfers project from local to central repository. (requires internet)
Accessing github central repository via Https or SSH
Here, transfer project means transfer changes as git is very lightweight and works on changes in project. It internally does the transfer by using Lossless Compression Techniques and transferring compressed files. Https is the default way to access github central repository.
by git remote add origin http_url : remote means the remote central repository. origin corresponds to your central repository which you need to define (here by giving https url) in order to push changes to github. Via SSH: connect to Linux or other servers remotely.
If you access github by ssh you don’t need to type your username and password everytime you push changes to github.
Terminal commands :
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This does the ssh key generation using RSA cryptographic algorithm. eval "$(ssh-agent -s)" -> enable information about local login session. ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa -> add to ssh key. cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa (use .pub file if not able to connect) add this ssh key to github.
Now, go to github settings -> new ssh key -> create key ssh -T<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-> activate ssh key (test connection) Refresh your github Page.
Working with git – Important Git commands
git --version (to check git version) git config --global user.name "your name here" git config --global user.email "your email here"
These are the information attached to commits.
git init initializes your directory to work with git and makes a local repository. .git folder is made
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git clone http_url This is done if we have an existing git repository.
git remote add origin http_url/ssh_url connect to central repo to push/pull
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git pull origin master
Always first pull contents from central repo before pushing so that you are updated with other team members work.
Here, master means the master branch (in Git).
git add -A (for all files and folders)
git status : here, untracked files means files which you haven’t added to the staging area. Changes not staged for commit means you have staged the file earlier then you have made changes in that files in your working directory and the changes need to be staged once more.
Changes ready to be committed : these are files which have been committed and ready to be pushed to central repository.
git commit -a -m "message for commit" -a : commit all files and for files which have been staged earlier need not to be git add once more -a options does that automatically.
git push origin master -> pushes your files to github master branch git push origin anyOtherBranch -> pushes any other branch to github. git log ; to see all your commits
git checkout commitObject(first 8 bits) file.txt-> revert back to this previous commit for file file.txt
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HEAD -> pointer to our latest commit.
Branching in Git
create branch -> git branch myBranch or git checkout -b myBranch -> make and switch to the branch myBranch
Do the work in your branch.
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git checkout master ; to switch back to master branch
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git push origin master
Contributing to open source by : fork a project and do some work (add new features) in your branch and then do a pull request on github.
Tutorial to learn git in more depth which I found most suitable :


Amazing Mazes is my Son's (AJ) 7th grade Science Fair Project. It is a "Computer Science" project that involves an elementary study of programmatic algorithms.
I wanted to spawn my Son's interest in software development, introduce him to Object Oriented (OO) design principles, and in general ... provide an interesting Science Fair project.
There were several challenges that we faced in this process. The most obvious is how do you pair down the problem to something that is understandable by a Jr. High student, in a way that maintains their interest.
This project involved developing a Mouse base class that will traverse through a maze finding a solution. Once the base Mouse class was developed, several derivations were created that implement different traversal heuristics. The basic idea of the project is to perform an iterative comparison of the various traversal techniques to see which Mouse consistently performs better.
To keep it simple, the scope of the project was limited to developing the various mice which actually traverse the maze. All of the infrastructure (related to maze generation, and the solution engine) pre existed ... at least as far as my son was concerned.
The advantage of this approach is that the mice naturally lend themselves to a class hierarchy, so the student can experience the basics of OO ... encapsulation, derivation, and polymorphism.
In addition, an animated graphical interface was provided, which provides the visual feedback that is necessary for a sense of accomplishment. Many thanks to Bob Kirkland (http://www.mazeworks.com) for his permission to use his MazeGen program as one of our foundational components.
Hope you enjoy the site. We certainly had fun building it :-)
Happy Computing,
Kevin


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