Enrollment Audit Guidelines
Technical Note 2007 April 15
Editors:
Chuck Allen, HR-XML Consortium, Inc.
Contributors:
Jimmy Liu, Independence Blue Cross, Mike Hall, Hewitt Associates, Members of the Benefits Enrollment workgroup.
Copyright © 2007 HR-XML Consortium, Inc.
Abstract
This is a non-normative technical note providing broad guidance for benefit plan record keepers and insurance carriers in using HR-XML’s Enrollment and Application Acknowledgement specifications to conduct eligibility audits. The guidance is most relevant to health-plan and similar “tier” coverages within the U.S. market.
Table of Contents
1.1.1 Multi-Contract Audit Scenario
1.1.2 Single Contract Audit Scenario
2.2.2 Mismatch: Coverage: Dependent
2.2.3 Mismatch: Coverage: Subscriber
2.2.4 Mismatch: Active on Carrier System: Dependent
2.2.5 Mismatch: Active on Carrier System: Subscriber
2.2.6 Mismatch: Identity Field: Dependent
2.2.7 Mismatch: Identity Field: Subscriber
2.2.8 Mismatch: Demographic Field: Dependent
2.2.9 Mismatch: Demographic Field: Subscriber
2.2.10 Mismatch: Terminated on Carrier System: Dependent
2.2.11 Mismatch: Terminated on Carrier System: Subscriber
2.2.12 Mismatch: Not Found on Carrier System: Dependent
2.2.13 Mismatch: Not Found on Carrier System: Subscriber
3.1 Example 1: Mismatch: Not Found on Carrier System: Dependent
3.2 Example 2: Mismatch: Demographic Field: Dependent
4 Appendix – Related Documents
This document outlines a set of messages that employee benefit record keepers and health plans implementing HR-XML’s Benefits Enrollment specification and Application Acknowledgement specifications may find useful in conducting periodic audits. Please see the separate documentation for further information on those specifications (See Appendix – Related Documents).
In the U.S. market for employee benefit services, many employers use a benefit administrator or record keeper in addition to one or more employee health plans (an insurance carrier, health maintenance organization, etc.). The benefit administrator typically is the “source of truth” for determinations of who is currently eligible to participate in a health plan (typically employees and their dependents and/or retirees and their dependents). The health plan, in turn, is responsible for making determinations of whether claimants are eligible for reimbursement or services under the plan. These two types of “eligibility” determinations are separate and distinct, but depend on accurate information being shared between the benefit record keeper and the health plan. While a variety of means are employed to ensure data integrity, periodic audits (e.g., monthly or quarterly) are a common way to maintain data accuracy.
The way audits commonly work is for the plan record keeper to send a complete record to the health plan for each “contract” (a subscriber, such as an employee, or dependent of such subscriber). The health plan then compares each record against the information in its system and returns information to the record keeper about results. Broadly speaking, two outcomes are possible from such a comparison:
This document does not describe specific interactions or operations to support enrollment eligibility audits. These may be a topic for a future version of this document or the HR-XML Enrollment specification. However, the sections below discuss several possible scenarios for handling eligibility audits.
Figure 1: Multi-Contract Audit Scenario, assumes processing of the processing of multiple enrollment records in a single file. Records for multiple subscribers are transferred in a large “batch” file, which is disassembled into individual records, which are then compared to the health plan system. Results of the comparison are then compiled in an acknowledgement file which is sent back to the plan record keeper.
Figure 1: Multi-Contract Audit Scenario
Figure 2: Single Contract Audit Scenario illustrates the audit of individual subscribers or “contracts.” Individual records are sent from the record keeper to the health plan. Exceptions are passed back as individual records are compared against the health plan system.
Figure 2: Single Contract Audit Scenario
The final scenario illustrated in Figure 3 is simply a mix of the two patterns illustrated above. A batch audit file is sent to the health plan. Exceptions are passed back as individual records are compared against the health plan system.
Figure 3
The messages follow the format below:
[ Match | Mismatch: ] [Qualifying Info: ]? [ Subscriber | Dependent ]?
The first part is “Mismatch:” The second part of the message qualifies the type of mismatch. The third part of the message corresponds to a name of the element within the Enrollment schema within which the mismatch occurred.
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Message: |
Match |
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Explanation: |
No material difference found between information on the record keeper’s system and that on the health plan system.
Many trading partners may not require an affirmative confirmation of a match. |
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Action: |
No action. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Coverage: Dependent |
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Explanation: |
Information showing coverage for a dependent on the record keeper’s system differs from that on the health plan system.
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Action: |
Sender should review the coverage discrepancies reported on the acknowledgment and send a CHANGE transaction to the Carrier to update the Dependent's coverage information if the Carrier's system has incorrect values.
If the Carrier's system has the correct coverage information for the Dependent, then the Sender does not need to do anything. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Coverage: Subscriber |
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Explanation: |
Information showing coverage for subscriber on the record keeper’s system differs from that on the health plan system.
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Action: |
Sender should review the coverage discrepancies reported on the acknowledgment and send a CHANGE transaction to the Carrier to update the Subscriber's coverage information if the Carrier's system has incorrect values.
If the Carrier's system has the correct coverage information for the Subscriber, then the Sender does not need to do anything. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Active on Carrier System: Dependent |
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Explanation: |
A Dependent is active on the health plan system for which no record exists in the audit file sent by the record keeper. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the eligibility status of the Dependent and send a TERM transaction to the Carrier for the Dependent if the Dependent should really be terminated.
If the Carrier's system has the correct coverage information for the Dependent, then the Sender does not need to do anything.. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Active on Carrier System: Subscriber |
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Explanation: |
A Subscriber is active on the health plan system for which no record exists in the audit file sent by the record keeper. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the eligibility status of the Subscriber and send a TERM transaction to the Carrier for the Subscriber if the Subscriber should really be terminated.
If the Carrier's system information is correct and the Subscriber should be active, then the Sender does not need to do anything. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Identity Field: Dependent |
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Explanation: |
An identity field (name, person id number, etc.) for a dependent on the health plan system differs from that reported by the record keeper. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the identity field that did not match and determine which system has the correct information.
If the Carrier's system information is correct, the Sender does not need to do anything. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Identity Field: Subscriber
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Explanation: |
An identity field (name, person id number, etc.) for a subscriber on the health plan system differs from that reported by the record keeper. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the identity field that did not match and determine which system has the correct information.
If the Carrier's system information is correct, the Sender does not need to do anything.
If the Sender's system information is correct, the Sender should send a CHANGE transaction to the Carrier to update the identity field for the Subscriber.
If there is a business rule that prevents the identity field to be updated, the Sender needs to contact the Carrier to have this identity field manually corrected on the Carrier's system. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Demographic Field: Dependent |
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Explanation: |
A demographic field (e.g., phone number, etc.) for a dependent on the health plan system differs from that reported by the record keeper. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the demographic field that did not match and determine which system has the correct information.
If the Carrier's system information is correct, the Sender does not need to do anything.
If the Sender's system information is correct, the Sender should send a CHANGE transaction to the Carrier to update the demographic field for the Dependent.
If there is a business rule that prevents the demographic field to be updated, the Sender needs to contact the Carrier to have this identity field manually corrected on the Carrier's system. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Demographic Field: Subscriber
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Explanation: |
A demographic field (e.g., phone number, etc.) for a subscriber on the health plan system differs from that reported by the record keeper. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the demographic field that did not match and determine which system has the correct information.
If the Carrier's system information is correct, the Sender does not need to do anything.
If the Sender's system information is correct, the Sender should send a CHANGE transaction to the Carrier to update the demographic field for the Subscriber.
If there is a business rule that prevents the demographic field to be updated, the Sender needs to contact the Carrier to have this identity field manually corrected on the Carrier's system. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Terminated on Carrier System: Dependent
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Explanation: |
The health plan system indicates that a Dependent reported as active by the record keeper has a terminated status on the health plan system. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the Dependent's eligibility status and send a REINSTATEMENT transaction to the Carrier for the Dependent if the Dependent should really be active.
If the Carrier's system information is correct and the Dependent should be terminated, then the Sender does not need to do anything. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Terminated on Carrier System: Subscriber
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Explanation: |
The health plan system indicates that a Subscriber reported as active by the record keeper has a terminated status on the health plan system. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the Subscriber's eligibility status
Action: Sender should review the Subscriber's eligibility status on the Sender's system and send a REINSTATEMENT transaction to the Carrier for the Subscriber if the Subscriber should really be active.
If the Carrier's system information is correct and the Subscriber should remain terminated, then the Sender does not need to do anything. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Not Found on Carrier System: Dependent |
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Explanation: |
The health plan system indicates that a Dependent reported as active by the record keeper is not found on the health plan system. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the Dependent's eligibility status and send an ADD transaction to the Carrier for the Dependent if the Dependent should have health coverage.
If the Carrier's system information is correct and the Dependent should NOT have health coverage, then the Sender does not need to do anything. |
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Message: |
Mismatch: Not Found on Carrier System: Subscriber |
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Explanation: |
The health plan system indicates that a Dependent reported as active by the record keeper is not found on the health plan system. |
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Action: |
Sender should review the Subscriber's eligibility status and send an ADD transaction to the Carrier for the Subscriber if the Subscriber should have health coverage.
If the Carrier's system information is correct and the Subscriber should NOT have health coverage, then the Sender does not need to do anything. |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ApplicationAcknowledgement xmlns="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2006-02-28" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2006-02-28 ../CPO/ApplicationAcknowledgement.xsd">
<PayloadResponseSummary>
<UniquePayloadTrackingId>
<IdValue>audit2006-4Q-912398767</IdValue>
</UniquePayloadTrackingId>
<ProcessingTimestamp>2006-09-06T22:54:01Z</ProcessingTimestamp>
</PayloadResponseSummary>
<PayloadDisposition>
<EntityDisposition>
<EntityIdentifier>
<IdValue>111223333</IdValue>
</EntityIdentifier>
<EntityInstanceXPath>/Enrollment/Organization/Subscriber[position()=152]/Dependent[position()=1]</EntityInstanceXPath>
<EntityException>
<EntityXMLFragment>
<!-- this is the snipett from the audit file -->
<Dependent relationshipCode="Spouse" fullTimeStudent="false">
<Person>
<IdentificationCode>
<IdValue name="SocialSecurityNumber">111223333</IdValue>
</IdentificationCode>
<PersonName>
<GivenName>Mary</GivenName>
<MiddleName>M</MiddleName>
<FamilyName>Schmo</FamilyName>
</PersonName>
<Gender>2</Gender>
<DateOfBirth>1956-08-31</DateOfBirth>
<Disability>
<DisabilityType>No Disability</DisabilityType>
<StartDate>1955-08-31</StartDate>
</Disability>
<DisabilityIndicator>true</DisabilityIndicator>
</Person>
<Coverage>
<TierCoverage type="Health">
<GroupNumber>400000/000152/U256PFM/M</GroupNumber>
<COBRAStatus>non-COBRA</COBRAStatus>
<StartDate>2006-01-01</StartDate>
<CoverageLevel>
<CoverageLevelCode>Family</CoverageLevelCode>
<StartDate>2006-01-01</StartDate>
</CoverageLevel>
</TierCoverage>
</Coverage>
</Dependent>
</EntityXMLFragment>
<ExistingDataXMLFragment>
<!-- this is the corresponding record from the carrier system -->
</ExistingDataXMLFragment>
<Exception>
<ExceptionSeverity>Information</ExceptionSeverity>
<ExceptionMessage>Mismatch: Not Found on Carrier System: Dependent</ExceptionMessage>
</Exception>
</EntityException>
</EntityDisposition>
</PayloadDisposition>
</ApplicationAcknowledgement>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ApplicationAcknowledgement xmlns="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2006-02-28" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2006-02-28 ../CPO/ApplicationAcknowledgement.xsd">
<PayloadResponseSummary>
<UniquePayloadTrackingId>
<IdValue>audit2006-4Q-912398767</IdValue>
</UniquePayloadTrackingId>
<ProcessingTimestamp>2006-09-06T22:54:01Z</ProcessingTimestamp>
</PayloadResponseSummary>
<PayloadDisposition>
<EntityDisposition>
<EntityIdentifier>
<IdValue>999999999</IdValue>
</EntityIdentifier>
<EntityInstanceXPath>/Enrollment/Organization/Subscriber[position()=189]/Dependent[position()=2]/School[position()=1]/EndDate</EntityInstanceXPath>
<EntityException>
<!-- this is the snipett from the audit file -->
<EntityXMLFragment>
<EndDate>2006-05-01</EndDate>
</EntityXMLFragment>
<ExistingDataXMLFragment>
<!-- this is the corresponding record from the carrier system -->
</ExistingDataXMLFragment>
<Exception>
<ExceptionSeverity>Information</ExceptionSeverity> <ExceptionMessage>Mismatch: Demographic Field: Dependent</ExceptionMessage>
</Exception>
</EntityException>
</EntityDisposition>
</PayloadDisposition>
</ApplicationAcknowledgement>


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Saeima Budget Committee’s head says it is hard to vote against popular things
by BNN«It is very hard to vote against popular things. In politics there will always be a situation when initiatives exceed abilities,» said chairman of Saeima’s Budget and Finance Committee Mārtiņš Bondars in an interview to Latvijas Radio, commenting on the approval of the country’s budget for 2020.
«Saeima deputies want more than what the state budget can accommodate. This is normal,» said the politician, stressing that the budget approval process is going normally and not everyone is happy with all budget approval steps.
He also mentioned that he is experienced in politics and knows his way around. However, he is not educated in medicine and does not wish to teach doctors how to treat patients.
Commenting on the phrase «it is silly to adopt laws impossible to follow!», which Bondars said himself on Monday, 12 November, at a meeting of the Saeima Budget and Finance Committee, the politician said that by approving laws, such as the one of increase of healthcare budget, politicians have put themselves in an uncomfortable situation. Currently they make decisions about expenditures, not revenue.
Read also: Saeima’s budget committee supports Latvia’s 2020 budget outline in first reading
Bondars is confident the decision-making process is not correct. He also mentions – were there no such order, it is possible increase of funding for healthcare would not be as big as it is now.
According to Bondars, Saeima always promises more money, which is normal for politics.
The politician denied approval of the 2020 budget should be postponed, because otherwise it will be necessary to work with a lower economic growth outlook, which means budget cuts would be even larger.


Hush has been building the first ever open source private messenger service based on Zcash technology. Hush & Komodo not only share core developers, but coinciding views on the importance of independent right to privacy.
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GatewayBOT26-Apr-19 05:54 PM
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> And most people simply don't know you can mine Hush with all the same Zcash asics that are everywhere now
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> This all adds up to being able to mine Hush, as a small-time miner, without a lot of competition.
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> i m Z9
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> sweet, i have a few z9 mini's
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> nice!
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> does solo pool hush3 exist?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @ComputerGenie - ChickenPool weren't you threatening to make a solo hush pool ?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Heno1974 some pools have talked about it, i don't think anybody has done Sapling payouts or Solo on the new mainnet, yet
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I will provide a bounty to the first Hush solo pool, let's call it 500 HUSH
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> @dukeleto yes, but because of how I want it and the fact that someone wanted 100 block confirms, I had to get a bunch of HUSH 1st and will likely begin working on it in the next few days
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[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> no good pool
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> Activity: 47
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April 17, 2019, 06:14:02 PM
Reply with quote #1965
Hush3 available on:
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website:
https://www.mining-dutch.nl/
Payout:
Proportional in any currency every 15 minutes.
Mining modes:
We offer the following modes that are all completely isolated from each other.
1. Multiport (can be Solo / Party )
2. Normal Pooled + Custom sets
3. Solo + Custom sets
4. Party + Custom sets
Peers list:
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @ComputerGenie - ChickenPool i just left things the same, I am open to making a -ac_cbmaturity option and using it in a future Hush update, but it needs to be tested first. I couldn't add anymore madness before launch
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> me?
I only reported one problem
true so I can't sell it, I can't send hush3
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> say 5292 hush3 .......
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> I'm still a starter miner, but it is a hush3 jo project
Bigger Bill?
Bitrex?
GatewayBOT26-Apr-19 06:28 PM
[dscrd-hush] <TheTrunk> @dukeleto Sure will do it saturday morning (eu timezone)
GatewayBOT26-Apr-19 06:38 PM
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @TheTrunk thanks
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Heno1974 it's ok, everybody does their part. Thanks for bringing the windows binary issue to me. Various other people probably hit that and gave up and didn't ask for help
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> sad that the miners leave the huh3 as they would ask
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> look forward to repair.
addaeus26-Apr-19 09:00 PM
I love mining hush!
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heguli9726-Apr-19 09:10 PM
Hell yeah
GatewayBOT27-Apr-19 03:30 AM
[dscrd-hush] <Cryptofarmer [mining-dutch]> You can mine solo on all our pools.
No complicated stuff. Just flip a switch to go solo / party.
[dscrd-hush] <Cryptofarmer [mining-dutch]> So let's send that bounty
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Wait for it to sync. Although there's zero connections. Bottom right of your screenshot says it's 63.86% complete.(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> network peer 0 connection
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> adnode?
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> You may need to create a hush.conf file with the following (as from Hush3 Github page):
rpcuser=user1234
rpcpassword=passwd3453498759837
rpcport=18031
server=1
txindex=1
rpcworkqueue=256
rpcallowip=<IP_ADDRESS>
addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>
addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>
addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>
addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>
addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>
addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>
addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Change rpcuser and rpcpassword accordingly.(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> I have not yet installed Hushmate yet BTW.
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> There are 1 copies and no start
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> That means you are running two instances of HUSHmate at the same time
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> or something crashed and there is a lock file somewhere, @TheTrunk is the author of Hushmate, and knows a lot more about it than me
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> in the background ran zero.config s and saw the hush mate. it stopped running.
[dscrd-hush] <Cryptofarmer [mining-dutch]> @dukeleto
We will distribute the bounty reward among our equihash miners.
Please send here
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Berg if you could out a blockfolio update that mining-dutch is the first solo pool on our new chain, that would be coolsies
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Cryptofarmer [mining-dutch] there are still 250HUSH bounties for adding Sapling address payout support, first 5 pools can claim
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> nobody has done that yet, and I really want that
[dscrd-hush] <Cryptofarmer [mining-dutch]> @dukeleto
Thanks! We will distribute them to our miners next week
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Cryptofarmer [mining-dutch] please remind them that HUSH cares about our pools and miners
[dscrd-hush] <Cryptofarmer [mining-dutch]> We will definitely do that
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[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> last week
[dscrd-hush] <Heno1974> why can't i set hush 3 solo mining ??
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I tried my best.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> bcmonster.com pool looks to have about 4 z9 mini's on the old Hush chain, and the rest is a few GPU and CPU's. Very little hashrate left on the old chain, in pools anyway
GatewayBOT28-Apr-19 02:48 AM
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> I messaged ACPool through their Discord channel about mining the wrong Hush chain. Directed them back here if they need to get in contact.(edited)
GatewayBOT28-Apr-19 03:32 AM
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Pixelised thanks, you are a pretty swell internet person
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Hopefully all/most exchanges have been notified and got the message. If they choose to keep mining the old chain, I can't stop them
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Zcash would turn off their nodes forcibly after 16 weeks, but radix42 + I changed that to many years in the future in the Hush, because it always caused problems, and seemed against Satoshi's Vision, I guess
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so those old Hush nodes will run for many years if given the chance. It provides us a research + development playground to study Sprout attacks as well, and 51% attacks as it does not have DPoW anymore
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> 52 weeks past block 800,000, is when those old hush nodes will run. That is around 3-4 years I think, too tired to do the actual math
GatewayBOT28-Apr-19 08:22 AM
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> You might see a Hush Classic down the track.
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Because there's less competition, those miners are getting more old Hush coins...
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Going by the mining stats for miners from those pools.
GatewayBOT28-Apr-19 08:45 AM
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> without exchanges, development or security updates?


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java.lang.Object java.io.Reader java.io.InputStreamReader java.io.FileReader de.iabg.mesh.io.ASCIIMeshConnectionReader
public class ASCIIMeshConnectionReader
This implementation of MeshConnectionReader
parses an ASCII file
containing mesh connection data, namely the node connections. Refer to
MeshConnectionReader
class API for more details.
| Field Summary | |
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protected static int |
COMMENT_FORMAT
A constant for comments |
protected java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> |
data_
A list for the data from the file |
protected static int |
NODE_CONNECTION_FORMAT
A constant for node connections |
protected NodeConnectionMatrix |
nodeConnections_
Storage for the node connections |
| Fields inherited from class java.io.Reader |
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lock |
| Constructor Summary | |
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ASCIIMeshConnectionReader(java.io.File file)
Constructs a default ASCIIMeshConnectionReader from the given
file. |
| Method Summary | |
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protected void |
addNodeConnection(int nodeConnectionIndex,
java.lang.String line)
Parses a node connection from the given line and adds it to the stored node connections at the given index. |
protected int |
getFormat(java.lang.String line)
Returns the format of the given line. |
protected int |
getNodeConnectionCount()
Returns the number of node connections in the data. |
void |
importNodeConnections(NodeConnectionMatrix connections)
Clears the given node connections and replaces them with the data parsed from the internally stored file. |
void |
readFile()
Internally saves the data from the file for later use. |
| Methods inherited from class java.io.InputStreamReader |
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close, getEncoding, read, read, ready |
| Methods inherited from class java.io.Reader |
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mark, markSupported, read, read, reset, skip |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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protected static final int COMMENT_FORMAT
protected java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> data_
protected static final int NODE_CONNECTION_FORMAT
protected NodeConnectionMatrix nodeConnections_
| Constructor Detail |
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public ASCIIMeshConnectionReader(java.io.File file) throws java.io.FileNotFoundException
ASCIIMeshConnectionReader
from the given
file.
file
- the file to be imported
java.io.FileNotFoundException
- if the file could not be found| Method Detail |
|---|
protected void addNodeConnection(int nodeConnectionIndex, java.lang.String line)
nodeConnectionIndex
- the index of the node connectionline
- the line to be parsedprotected int getFormat(java.lang.String line)
line
- the line to be parsed
protected int getNodeConnectionCount()
public void importNodeConnections(NodeConnectionMatrix connections)
MeshConnectionReader
MeshConnectionReader.readFile()
, otherwise no data will be saved.
importNodeConnections
in interface MeshConnectionReader
connections
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@Beta public interface Hasher
A PrimitiveSink
that can compute a hash code after reading the input. Each hasher should
translate all multibyte values (putInt(int)
, putLong(long)
, etc) to bytes
in little-endian order.
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HashCode |
hash()
Computes a hash code based on the data that have been provided to this hasher. |
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putBoolean(boolean b)
Equivalent to putByte(b ? (byte) 1 : (byte) 0) . |
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Hasher |
putByte(byte b)
Puts a byte into this sink. |
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Hasher |
putBytes(byte[] bytes)
Puts an array of bytes into this sink. |
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Hasher |
putBytes(byte[] bytes,
int off,
int len)
Puts a chunk of an array of bytes into this sink. |
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putChar(char c)
Puts a character into this sink. |
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Hasher |
putDouble(double d)
Equivalent to putLong(Double.doubleToRawLongBits(d)) . |
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putFloat(float f)
Equivalent to putInt(Float.floatToRawIntBits(f)) . |
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putInt(int i)
Puts an int into this sink. |
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putLong(long l)
Puts a long into this sink. |
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putObject(T instance,
Funnel<? super T> funnel)
A simple convenience for funnel.funnel(object, this) . |
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putShort(short s)
Puts a short into this sink. |
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Hasher |
putString(CharSequence charSequence)
Equivalent to putBytes(charSequence.toString().getBytes(Charsets.UTF_16LE)) . |
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Hasher |
putString(CharSequence charSequence,
Charset charset)
Equivalent to putBytes(charSequence.toString().getBytes(charset)) . |
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Hasher putByte(byte b)
PrimitiveSink
putByte
in interface PrimitiveSink
b
- a byte
Hasher putBytes(byte[] bytes)
PrimitiveSink
putBytes
in interface PrimitiveSink
bytes
- a byte array
Hasher putBytes(byte[] bytes, int off, int len)
PrimitiveSink
bytes[off]
is the first byte written,
bytes[off + len - 1]
is the last.
putBytes
in interface PrimitiveSink
bytes
- a byte arrayoff
- the start offset in the arraylen
- the number of bytes to write
Hasher putShort(short s)
PrimitiveSink
putShort
in interface PrimitiveSink
Hasher putInt(int i)
PrimitiveSink
putInt
in interface PrimitiveSink
Hasher putLong(long l)
PrimitiveSink
putLong
in interface PrimitiveSink
Hasher putFloat(float f)
putInt(Float.floatToRawIntBits(f))
.
putFloat
in interface PrimitiveSink
Hasher putDouble(double d)
putLong(Double.doubleToRawLongBits(d))
.
putDouble
in interface PrimitiveSink
Hasher putBoolean(boolean b)
putByte(b ? (byte) 1 : (byte) 0)
.
putBoolean
in interface PrimitiveSink
Hasher putChar(char c)
PrimitiveSink
putChar
in interface PrimitiveSink
Hasher putString(CharSequence charSequence)
putBytes(charSequence.toString().getBytes(Charsets.UTF_16LE))
.
putString
in interface PrimitiveSink
Hasher putString(CharSequence charSequence, Charset charset)
putBytes(charSequence.toString().getBytes(charset))
.
putString
in interface PrimitiveSink
<T> Hasher putObject(T instance, Funnel<? super T> funnel)
funnel.funnel(object, this)
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I had always wanted to seek answers via the mushroom. Sure I had done them many times before, but I always got this nagging feeling that I was not truely expereinceing them. I was just relaxing with friends, and having a good trip with others. While I'd be on trips, I'd always think 'Imagine this by yourself, find your path, and walk it'. So on my 24th birthday, I decided to do just that.
I told my friends, some of who thought I was nutso for wanting to trip alone in nature, and others who looked at me in a new light, seeing I wanted to grow as a human. So we drove out to a beach/island. I smoked a blunt with my friends who liked marijunana. Then we injested some shrooms. I took the largest portion about 1/8th maybe. When I started to feel it come on, I asked my friends to leave me now, and that I would return hom sometime tomarrow. At this point I was here in reality on a beach with my friends.
Then they left. I realized I was -alone- for once. I was utterly alone, on an island away from everything, though I could get back to the city pretty easily. Everything vanished, I was transported out of this dimension. In the nightsky horizon I could no longer see buildings and city off in the distance. I saw mystical things, castles, and other planets. It was as though I was on an Island in the universe, and I could see everything around me. I was no longer physical, I was completely in my spirit realm.
I climbed a hill, and looked around at everything. I looked down at my watch, to see if time existed here. But mayan/aztec/ancient symbols flashed on it every second, changing. I didnt understand these symbols, but thats when I realize fully, I was completely somewhere else. I walked down from the hill and went to the one opposite. I looked around here, something didn't feel right.
I was looking for something afterall, I came for the answers, to expereince this, what was I looking for... THE PATH. I look down the hill and see a path in the dirt. I walk to the path and it is a fork. I hear a question in myself outside of myself, not really sure where, but the question 'Human or Not'. I say 'not' and begin walking down one of the paths almost automatically. Strange. I come to various forks in the road, in which I am asked questions, I answer, and begin walking down the path that represents that.
Now for some quick background on me. I don't consider myself 'male' or 'female', I also have very androgynous features as a person, and have lived my life part as a male and part as a female. At the time of this trip, I had begin moving towards my true self, of androgyny. But this trip set it in stone. At one path, I am asked the question 'male or female'. I felt as though this would decide the rest of my human life, so I should sit and think about it.
As soon as I had that, I stood up and walked down the third fork which I didn't even see before. Walking along, I could hear the mushrooms spirits talking to me about life and spirituality. Things I can't even write here, because I'm not sure how to write them. Finnaly I say 'I want to see you'. Everything gets quiet, and still. Nothing is there. I guess I wanted the spirits to materialize and show themselves to me.
They are everything. Nature is there, everything has a spirit and conscience. Thats what the quiet was showing me. I thought to myself 'There must be more, show me more'. So I just started walking, walking, walking. Oddly I saw people. Apparently I was not alone on this island. These people looked at me discontently, and ignored me. I walked more and more.
Next I was standing at what I call the 'trip crossroad'. I get this everytime I shroom now. I can choose to go totally insane, and have a nightmare trip, or I can choose the 'light path'. What I was given a choice was this. I was standing by the water, and I realized the spirits were 'water'. I realized all were spirits, everything nature was true. To the other side of me was a white trailer. In which three little identical bald men were typeing away on the computer. As I walked around this van, I knew they were monitoring me. I could feel as though everything was as scam computer program. My life, everything.
I realized, this is my paranoid delusional mind. My dark troubles, my fears, the falsehoods, lies. And the 'water/nature' was the truth. I could control which universe I lived in. The dark lies and deception, my darker demonic side. I admit, I have praticed many forms of spirituality, and I had spent alot of time focusing on negative-energy. The point of this mushroom trip was to find positive energy.
Most dark people don't want to come into the light, for some reason I wanted to try both. I had already had this 'darker' trip before long ago. I decided it was time for truth, to experience nature, to feel light. I walked away from the white trailer, and I could almost feel my darker side of insanity go 'Awwww, please come back.' as though I was letting part of myself die. However I know what happens following the darker path in life, I've been there, and experienced enough of it. This trip was to be my step into light.
By the water, I felt at one with everything. I was water, the water was me. The spirits of everything were all around. I decided to keep walking down the shoreline. I walked and walked and walked, no signs of reality existed anymore, just fog all around me. I suddenly stopped, and felt beautiful. I knew this was 'my heaven'.
There were some funny strange birds from another reality playing in the water.. These are 'my birds' I thought. They symbolize part of me. I laid on the sand, and slept. I awoke several times, each time feeling in peace. My spirit realm was eternally night time. The stars in the sky were always beaitufl. All was good and calm. I knew 'I can stay here forever'. The spirits reassured me, that If I wanted to stay, I would not have to go back to the horridly boring reality everyone faces. I could remain at 'one' with everything forever.
This sounded great, but then the spirits asked 'but have you done everything you need to do?'. And I knew the answer was no. The spirits told me 'You can come back and visit anytime you seek answers, or direction, you do not need to stay'. I knew I should not stay, there were people to influence in my life. I had 'good' to do in the world, that I had yet to do. So I got up and took 'the road to reality'. Strangly enough it was a dirt road, that stood out from the fog. Nothing around it. I walked for what seemed like days, occasionally sleeping along side this road. In my mind, time did not exist, in this realm, time has no concept. Finnaly I started seeing bits of reality show up. A trashcan here, a sign there, etc.
Then I hopped over this fence, which I knew was the fence separating realities. Suddenly I was back on the island I started on. I saw my car and walked up to it, it looked like it was speeding down the highway as I walked up to it. When I touched the door handle, I saw myself inside the car getting into a car wreak! I let go of the handle immediatly and I was standing next to the car still. I heard 'there are things to do before you go, you will be safe if you do them'. Then I realized I needed to clean up my area where I started.
Surprisingly I found this spot easily, and there was my blanket and various other things.  I heard the spirits say 'leave us'. and I knew it meant the remaining part of my shrooms. So I said a prayer and offered them to the earth. I buried them on what I call 'the veil between realilities'. I knew if someone ever finds them, they were meant to find them, because of where they are hidden. Inbetween worlds, on the line.
I put everything in my car, and sat down in it. I heard 'what time do you want to return?' I thought 4am sounds like a good time. So I put my fingers on 12 and 4 on my clock. Suddenly the hands started spinning around and around and around until the clock said 4am. Then BOOM, everything ended, I was shot back into my body and mind completely. Everything was as if I had not takin shrooms. The only thing that existed was an afterglow and a 'knowing' feeling very spiritual and happy.
But the spirits left, and I heard 'You will be safe driving now'. I was back to normal, just like that. It was as though I was out of space/time and I had the ability to choose when to return in. I chose 4am, and when the clock hit 4am my trip ended, just like that. I drove home, and was greated by my friends. I have told this story a few times, and reactions are always differnt.
All I know, is after this 'trip' my spiritual life has grown quiet light. I have found things in spirituality that interest me. I've had a huge spiritual growth after this trip. It gave me everything I hoped for.
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Week no. 9
Mechanical Design :
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design a machine (mechanism+automation), including the end effector;
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build the passive parts and operate it manually;
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document the group project and your individual contribution.
Group Assignment
Our Fab Lab has many contributions in our community especially with schools. So we decided,
for this assignment to do a "Fab Kit - Marble machine", so we are developing a modular a portable
marble machine for the kids.We decided the parts that each one of us would like to do and what fablab machines
would be used for thar personal purpose. Each one of us had to build one modular part that could fit
anywhere in the marble board and it should be compatible to fit with any other parts created by us.
Toni: design and build the modular board.
João: design a marble caroussel (lasercutter).
Nuno: design and build the marble lift structure.
Me: design and build marble circuit joints (3d printer)
My individual contribution.
I started by drawing some circuit joints for the 3d printer
and i printed some of them:
but then i started to think how can i automate this pieces?
And decided that i hould like to have a part that could do something with the marble movement.

You can see our work page here.


Hi,
I have been trying to build two different jobs within Jenkins, the first job requires .Net Framework 4.0 and other is based on v4.6.1. If I install v4.6.1 is upgrades to existing version and failed to build the first job which requires v4.0, I am pointing to MSBUILD.EXE file. Though this issue could be resolved if I setup a Slave machine but I was wondering if there is any another way Jenkins suggest?
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Custom workstation build
20 Mar 2017
Last weekend I built a computer. This machine was designed as a workstation for my research, considering the resources needed for the analysis and modelling of large 7T fMRI data and the training/testing of deep neural networks. I used PCPartPicker to help me test out different configurations and check for compatibility issues. Here is the parts list:
Debian installation and configuration
20 Mar 2017
OS Install
I decided to go with Debian for the operating system because I wanted to be able to use the NeuroDebian repository. I may experiment with other Debian derivatives in the future. I wrote the Live disk image for Debian 8 “Jessie” (with firmware + nonfree) to a bootable USB drive for the installation.
Software for deep learning
21 Feb 2017
The Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms (MILA) maintains a long list of deep learning software. I’ve only ever used Theano and Pylearn2 and need to familiarize myself with the current state of deep learning tools as I re-boot an existing project. This post is my attempt to organize basic information about a limited set of tools to help me decide exactly what to use for my current project.
Introduction to Alphabet Soup series
11 Sep 2016
Alphabet soup: Representation
29 Aug 2016
In the Alphabet Soup series, I disambiguate terms that are commonly used in many different ways depending on the field of study or author.
How many permutations should you perform?
10 Aug 2016
Non-parametric permutation tests or randomization tests are often recommended because they require fewer assumptions of the data. In the recent paper by Eklund et al. non-parametric permutation testing was the only method that consistently gave false positive rates in the expected range.
[Towards the integration of deep learning and neuroscience]
MATLAB
Review: A Practical Guide for Improving Transparency and Reproducibility in Neuroimaging Research
28 Jul 2016
Three pillars of Open Science: data, code, and papers.
First post
27 Jul 2016
I’ve wanted to make a new blog/website using github pages for a while now. I like the idea of hosting everything on github for free and the simplicity yet flexibility of Jekyll. We considered it briefly when we were deciding what to use for the new Women in Machine Learning website but ended up going with wordpress instead, which was almost definitely the right choice in retrospect and I’m happy with how that website is shaping up. But for my own page, wordpress seemed like overkill and I much prefer to have access to all the moving parts


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In this unconventional talk, Chris Mills will encourage you to pick up some drum sticks in addition to your laptop, and beat out a rhythm of learning – both of code and drum beats! You’ll learn basic JavaScript and CSS, plus beginner’s heavy metal drum patterns. The two are a marriage made in heaven, as nothing is a better antidote to code frustration than beating seven shades of **** out of a drum kit.
Chris Mills is a Senior Tech Writer at Mozilla, where he writes docs and demos about open web apps, Firefox OS and related subjects. He loves tinkering around with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other web technologies, and gives occasional tech talks at conferences and universities.
By setting constraints, we force ourselves to be more productive. They help us make decisions, creating focus around the problem we are trying to solve. They improve our consistency, which provides a better experience for our users. And they help us grow, a valuable asset in times of innovation.
As a designer and front-end developer, Shay Howe has a passion for solving problems while building creative and intuitive products. Shay specializes in product design and interface development, specialties which he regularly writes and speaks about.
By now, you’ve probably heard of “flexbox,” short for the CSS Flexible Box Layout module and the most fully developed and well supported of CSS3’s wide array of new layout mechanisms. Flexbox allows you to create fluid, responsive layouts without having to worry about all those pesky float layout quirks we’ve dealt with for over a decade. But with cross-browser support still incomplete, you’ve probably relegated flexbox to the “one day” pile of web design tricks.
It’s time to stop waiting. In this talk, Zoe aims to convince you that it’s a good idea to start learning and using flexbox today. You’ll learn how to take your designs—and web design skills—to the next level as we use flexbox as practical progressive enhancement, adding it in bits and pieces on individual page components with graceful fallbacks.
Zoe Mickley Gillenwater is a web designer and developer who loves creating sites that work for as many people and devices as possible. She wrote an entire book on fluid web sites two years before “responsive web design” had a name ( Flexible Web Design: Creating Liquid and Elastic Layouts with CSS ), and has also authored the book Stunning CSS3: A Project-based Guide to the Latest in CSS and the video training title Web Accessibility Principles for lynda.com. Zoe currently works as a UX designer for Booking.com.


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Example 6 - Analysis of a Run¶
This example takes a run from example 5 and performs some analysis of it. It shows how to get the best performing configuration, and its attributes. More advanced analysis plots provide some insights into a run and the problem.
Out:
Best found configuration:
{'dropout_rate': 0.02991456374412696, 'lr': 0.00953443304046064, 'num_conv_layers': 1, 'num_fc_units': 184, 'num_filters_1': 21, 'optimizer': 'Adam'}
It achieved accuracies of 0.964844 (validation) and 0.964400 (test).
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import hpbandster.core.result as hpres
import hpbandster.visualization as hpvis
# load the example run from the log files
result = hpres.logged_results_to_HBS_result('example_5_run/')
# get all executed runs
all_runs = result.get_all_runs()
# get the 'dict' that translates config ids to the actual configurations
id2conf = result.get_id2config_mapping()
# Here is how you get he incumbent (best configuration)
inc_id = result.get_incumbent_id()
# let's grab the run on the highest budget
inc_runs = result.get_runs_by_id(inc_id)
inc_run = inc_runs[-1]
# We have access to all information: the config, the loss observed during
#optimization, and all the additional information
inc_loss = inc_run.loss
inc_config = id2conf[inc_id]['config']
inc_test_loss = inc_run.info['test accuracy']
print('Best found configuration:')
print(inc_config)
print('It achieved accuracies of %f (validation) and %f (test).'%(1-inc_loss, inc_test_loss))
# Let's plot the observed losses grouped by budget,
hpvis.losses_over_time(all_runs)
# the number of concurent runs,
hpvis.concurrent_runs_over_time(all_runs)
# and the number of finished runs.
hpvis.finished_runs_over_time(all_runs)
# This one visualizes the spearman rank correlation coefficients of the losses
# between different budgets.
hpvis.correlation_across_budgets(result)
# For model based optimizers, one might wonder how much the model actually helped.
# The next plot compares the performance of configs picked by the model vs. random ones
hpvis.performance_histogram_model_vs_random(all_runs, id2conf)
plt.show()
Total running time of the script: ( 0 minutes 0.277 seconds)


Arriva offering free bus travel to anyone taking part in Liverpool Santa Dash 2019
Red and blue Santas will descend on the city centre for the Liverpool Santa Dash
by Elle May RiceSanta Dash-ers can rest easy about transport as Arriva is getting in the Christmas spirit by offering free bus travel once again.
This Sunday, December 1 , Arriva is offering free bus travel to all those taking part in the festive 5k.
The city centre will soon be taken over by red and blue Santas as the annual run takes place - but anyone travelling to and from the Santa Dash can get free bus travel.
To claim the complimentary travel service, passengers boarding the bus must have their Santa suit and race number on show - or their finisher’s medal after the event.
Lisa Pearson, head of marketing for Arriva North West and Wales, said: “The Santa Dash is a great event that really unites the people of Liverpool for a day of festive fun, which is why we are supporting the city by offering free travel to all those taking part.
“The team here at Arriva will also be getting stuck into this year’s action, so we’re looking forward to seeing lots of red and blue Santas on board our buses and throughout the city on Sunday.”
The free service, which will run across bus services throughout Merseyside, starts and ends on December 1.
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Type Names and Signatures
In Java, classes are named in dot-separated form, such as
It will probably not surprise you to learn that JNI and the JVM do not work this way. Actually there are two, subtly different, naming schemes used by both the JVM and JNI. The good news is that if you use the top-level of JNIPort then you won't have to worry about either of them because the generated class wrappers know about JNI names. The bad news is that if you want to use the JNI wrapper layer or the Java base layer, then you are going to have to get your head around some of this stuff. Sorry! One scheme is used by JNI and the JVM for referring to types by name, the other is used by when specifying the signatures of methods.
(By the way, there is a third naming scheme in the Java world: that understood
by the Java method, JVM/JNI Type Names
In contexts where the Java runtime expects the name of a type (e.g. the
JNI function
If the type is a primitive type ( If the type is an array type (including arrays of primitive types), then the rules are the same as for JNI type signatures. See below for the details, but some examples are:
If you are using the Java Base layer or above, then you don't need to worry about
JVM/JNI type names, since the system understands how to find a class object given a name
in “normal” Java format. (It also understands the JVM/JNI format, but you
aren't forced to use that.) The way to find a class by name (at this level) is to
use the
JVM/JNI Signatures
If you are using the 'Java Base' layer of JNIPort, then you have to specify the
signature of any method you call, or field you access. It may help to know that
the Smalltalk objects that wrap Java's Method Signatures
In Java, methods can be overloaded — that is you can have several different
methods with the same name, but which take arguments of different types. For instance,
if you use the method
A method's signature is written: Type signatures are described below, but here are some examples of complete signature strings for a few methods;
Java constructors (which are not, technically, methods at all) also have signatures;
they are used to distinguish between the different forms of the constructor.
The You will only need to use method signatures if you are using the Java Base level of JNIPort to call methods. The higher level automatically works out the signatures when it generates wrapper methods. Field SignaturesOne possibly surprising fact is that in JNI (and at the JVM level) Java fields have signatures too, and in fact it is possible to have more than one member field with the same name (but holding different types). The signature of a field is just the signature of the type that it is (statically) declared to hold. As with method signatures, you will need to use member signatures if you are using the Java Base level of JNIPort to read/write fields. (The higher levels automatically work out the signatures when the accessor methods are generated). Type SignaturesThe signature names of primitive types are single letters as follows:
(Note the irregularities for
So a method that takes a
would be named by the string “convertCase” and have signature “(CZ)C”, since the signatures of the arguments are 'C' and 'Z' respectively, and the signature of the return-type is 'Z'. A method that takes no arguments and returns void has signature “()V”. The signature of a class is the letter 'L' followed by the fully-qualified class name with the dots replaced by slashes, all followed by a semi-colon. E.g:
The signature of an array class is the letter '[' followed by the signature of the element class (which may itself be another array class), e.g:
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Assembly Steps and Instructions
A tutorial for replicating our device. See the full list of parts and tools you will need, and find links to the open-source CAD files. Can you take the design to the next level?
This is the project page for our Open-Source DIY Wearable Sanitizer. Here you will find the complete set of instructions, design files, and software to replicate our product and make one for yoursef. We also highly encourage you you to make modificatins, changes, and imporovements to the hardware and software, and take this open-source project to the next level. And if you do, please let us know, so we can add you as a contributor to the project.
A tutorial for replicating our device. See the full list of parts and tools you will need, and find links to the open-source CAD files. Can you take the design to the next level?
Here you will find all the open-source software and firmware we have written for the device and a full documentation for it. Can you find any bugs in our code?
A desription of all the features the device offers, and the various user experiences afforded by hardware and software. What additional features would you implement?


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Old-school, Victorian-style Romance set in the Valley of Kings, on the banks of the ancient Nile. After an assassination attempt is made during the Young Queen's ritual morning bath, the very fate of Egyptian Civilization itself awaits a solution: who was her mysterious attacker?
(Mystery, 120pp) September 10, 2016.
In this short sendup of Driving Miss Daisy meets Her, an elderly woman of the Old South, long since a resident of Bedford, NY, develops an unusual connection with the latest model from the Coulomb Car Company
(Sci-Fi, 10pp) August 20, 2016.
Exploration into the mass hysteria which gripped the entire city of Los Angeles on the night of a fabled concert by Depeche Mode at the Coliseum in 1987
(Surreal, 16pp) August 8, 2016.
"What era would you have loved to live in New York?" De rigeur banter experienced around dining tables from Columbus Circle to Grand Street. From the time of the Bowery Boys to Lady Gaga. But for one present day daydreamer, the night of a secret midnight "blue" performance by Martin and Lewis at the Copacabana, open only to tv and advertising industry executives and insiders is the key
(Comedy, 44pp) August 4, 2016.
In 1959, a producing prodigy and his photography-obsessed girlfriend take a journey into the Southern Gothic heartland to scout the next Teen Death Cult music sensation
(Creepypasta, 40pp) July 28, 2016.
The spectre of political cannibalism during the Cultural Revolution eviserates any chance a modern American couple has at a blessed union
(Historical, 20pp) July 18, 2016.
Several generations after Edgar Allan Poe's classic tale, a descendant of the entombed seeks revenge!
(Creepypasta, 40pp) July 14, 2016.
Joan of Arc, reborn as a Katana-wielding Ninja, persuades an Ancient Drunken Master to help her save Humanity's Soul at the End of Time
(Anime, 44pp) June 24, 2016.
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2020 Michelin Stars in Spain and Portugal: Who Got the New Stars?
by Ann AbelIn the weeks and days leading up to the biggest night of the year for the Iberian fine-dining world, rumors and predictions were bubbling up. Spanish and Portuguese food critics and bloggers had lots of expectations (and suggestions) for the Michelin evaluators.Would one of Spain’s three- or even two-star restaurants lose its luster? (I don’t know—I’m here to celebrate the winners.) Would a Portuguese chef finally get a third star? (Sadly no.) Would local critics’ darlings or popular favorites like the dazzling, sky-high Fifty Seconds by Martín Berasategui in Lisbon be recognized? (Yes!)
So it was with great expectation that hundreds of leading figures in culture and gastronomy, journalists, food critics, and—of course—chefs in gathered tonight in Seville for the presentation of the 2020 Michelin Guide to Spain and Portugal.
The choice of location reflects Andalusia’s rise on the fine-dining scene: In 2009, the region had only eight restaurants with Michelin stars. In 2019, the number was 18 with stars, although there were 173 restaurants in the guide. The gala dinner featured dishes prepared by Michelin-star chefs in Andalusia, coordinated by Ángel León, whose restaurant Aponiente holds three stars.
The biggest news was that Cenador de Amos in Cantabria deservedly won its third star. Gaining their second star were Angle in Barcelona, Bardal in Málaga, cas in Valencia and Casa de Chá da Boa Nova in Porto.
And a diverse collection of restaurants were awarded with their first star this year.
Congratulations to all of the restaurants. The newly starred restaurants are listed below. (For a full rundown of the ceremony and a complete list of Michelin star restaurants in Spain and Portugal, see this report from Barcelona-based Bon Vivant, experts in all things gastronomical.)
New Three-Star Restaurant
Cenador de Amos, Cantabria, Spain
New Two-Star Restaurants
Angle, Barcelona
Bardal, Málaga
El Poblet, Valencia
Noor, Córdoba
Skina, Marbella
Portugal
Casa de Chá da Boa Nova, Porto
New One-Star Restaurants
Aurt, Barcelona
Cinc Sentits, Barcelona
Deliranto, Salou, Tarragona
Dama Juana, Jaén
Gofio by Cícero Canary, Madrid
99 KŌ sushi bar, Madrid
Es Tragón, Ibiza
Iván Cerdeño, Toledo
La aquarela, Gran Canaria
La Biblioteca, Pamplona
La Salita, Valencia
Los Guayres, Gran Canaria
Magoga, Murcia, Cartagena
Mantúa, Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz
Ola Martín Berasategui, Bilbao
Retama, Ciudad Real
Taller, Valladolid
Tula , Javea, Alicante
Voro, Mallorca
Portugal
Epur, Lisboa
Fifty Seconds, Lisboa
Mesa de Lemos, Viseu
Vistas, Faro


WITNESS LIST State Affairs Committee April 22, 1999-12:30P SB 256 FOR: Olivarez, Joe (Self), Austin Williams, Jim (Self), Austin ON: Anderson, Gary W. (TMRS), Austin Fenlaw, Mark R. (Texas County & District Retirement System), Austin Nail, William S. (Employee Retirement System), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Anderson, Gary (Texas Public Employees Association), Austin Lara, Rene (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin Raab, Ted Melina (Texas State Employees Union), Austin SB 292 ON: Raab, Ted Melina (Texas State Employees Union), Austin Registering, but not testifying: Against: Gregg, Brock (ATPE), Austin Lara, Rene (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin SB 794 ON: Alexander, Cindy (State Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin Longley, Joey (Texas Sunset Commission), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Smith, Thomas "Smitty" (Public Citizen), Austin Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin On: Procter, Dan (Secretary of State), Austin Stubblefield, Linda (State Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin SB 803 ON: Hewgley, Bob (Texas General Land Office), Austin McLaughlin, Laure (State Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin SB 902 FOR: Gregg, Brock (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin ON: Jung, Ronnie (Teacher Retirement System), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Levin, Jay (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin SB 1079 Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin SB 1179 ON: Nail, William S. (Employee Retirement System), Austin Registering, but not testifying: Against: Callan, Lessie L. (Texas Public Employees Association), Georgetown Clark, Leslie A. (Retired State Employees Association), Austin Gruhlkey, A. L. (Retired State Employees Association), Austin Knowles, Henry C. (Self), Cedar Park McDougald, Wiley D. (Retired State Employees Association), Austin Wehman, Harvey (Texas Public Employee Association), Austin On: Beckett, Sheila (Employee Retirement System), Austin Raab, Ted Melina (Texas State Employees Union), Austin SB 1204 FOR: Smith, Allen (Texas Outdoor Advertising Association), Dallas Traylor, Doug (Fidelity Economics), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Kelley, Rusty (Outdoor Advertising Association of Texas), Austin SB 1364 ON: Anderson, Ken (Republican Party of Texas), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin SB 1444 ON: Leary, Mike (Federal Highway Administration), Austin Noble, Dianna F. (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Heald, Wes (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin SB 1712 ON: Alexander, Cindy (State Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin Parker, Stephen T. (General Services Commission), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin On: Edmunds, Jim (State Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin SB 1721 Registering, but not testifying: On: Abbott, Robin (TDED), Austin Brandt, C. J., Jr. (Texas Department of Information Resources), Austin Israel, Celia (Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce), Austin SB 1726 ON: Lundquist, Karen (Texas Ethics Commission), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Smith, Thomas (Public Citizen), Austin Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin SB 1823 FOR: Colmenares, Robert (Houston & Corpus Christi MBDC Contractors), Corpus Christi ON: Bohuslav, Thomas (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin Davis, John M. (General Services Commission), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Israel, Celia (Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce), Austin SB 1842 Registering, but not testifying: For: Barwett, Michael (Texas Thoroughbred Association), Dallas Hooper, David (Texas Thoroughbred Association), Austin Quirk, Ken, DVM (Texas Thoroughbred Association), Belton Spellings, Robert (Texas Thoroughbred Association), Austin Tracy, William (Texas Thoroughbred Association), Bandera


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Git is really not that hard to learn, yet it is a powerful tool to manage version control of your work. I learned the basics recently studying the Ruby on Rails tutorial. From there Pro Git is an interesting follow-up. This post shows some basic Git to get started.
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According to the Pro Git book, Git was designed to meet the following goals:
These are indeed advantages to use Git over other version control systems. It is very fast, mainly because it works against local repositories (vs. remote syncing for every operation).
After installing Git there are some initial configs you should make:
It requires only a few basic concepts to successfully work with Git (the following commands should be executed in the working directory) :
If you use $ git add . , the . (dot) adds all files at once.
If you modify a file after you run git add, you have to run git add again to stage the latest version of the file. You can exclude files by filling in the .gitignore file in the working directory (for example to exlude logfiles in a Ruby on Rails project fill it with: .bundle, db/*.sqlite3, log/*.log, tmp/**/*)
Branches allow to diverge from the main line of development. This allows developers to work on bug fixes and new features without interfering with the main (live) branch (master). Later you can merge branches with each other or with the master branch. The basics are quite simple:
This is the easiest example of branching, there are more advanced options possible like 3-way merging (merging various branches at once) and rebasing, again see Pro Git for more info.
And this concludes the basics of Git, which matches the first 4 chapters of Pro Git and the end of Chapter 1 of the Ruby on Rails tutorial. I think these notes will cover me 95% in the following web projects I develop (alone). With multiple developers I might need to write a follow-up post with more advanced concepts !
One thing is missing from this basic Git tutorial, setting up GitHub! You typically want to push your code to GitHub to have a backup and to allow for collaborations with other developers. Check the "SSH keys" part when creating your account. After creating a new repository in the GitHub GUI, pushing your code is easy:
The Ruby on Rails tutorial introduced me to Heroku as well. I copy the steps here to push your code to Heroku:
Heroku return something like "Created http://severe-fire-61.heroku.com/ | git@heroku.com:severe-fire-61.git ... Git remote heroku added" and that is it!
You can also use Heroku also when developing Facebook Apps! See this nice tutorial.
For more info, check out the Git site's documentation as well