About
I am currently working as a Software Engineer in a Blockchain Startup - DLT Labs and have an Undergraduate degree in Information Technology from Krishna Institute Of Engineering and Technology. University - DR A.P.J Adbul Kalam Technical University with a GPA of 8.94.
Detail-oriented Software Engineer with professional experience in Backend Development, Blockchain development using HyperLedger Fabric and learning new tech like Kafka, Docker and Elastic Search. I am adept in C++, JavaScript, Python, Django, Flask, SQL, NodeJs, ExpressJs, MongoDB ,HTML/CSS, Php, GIT and Data Structures & Algorithms.
Experience
- DLT Labs™ is a global leaderin the development and delivery of enterprise blockchain technologies and solutions, blockchain-based freight and payment network, the world's largest full production blockchain solution for any industrial application.
- Working with the ASIK Team on the Asset Track Product, a supply chain project implemented on Blockchain Technology for Clients like Walmart Canada.
- Tools: NodeJS, ExpressJs , Blockchain , HyperLedger Fabric etc.
- Team of 18-20 interns working on the Education Assessment System (EASy) and Human Resource Management System (HRMS), SaaS solutions forthe administration of educational institutions.
- Worked as Backend developer- Wrote and reviewed code for Python using Django, Flask Framework.
- Worked on the HRMS Module and College Official Website and designed APIs.
- Tools: Python, Django, Flask ,GIT and REST APIs.
Projects
A order management application made using NodeJs, ExpressJs with JWT Authentication.
Web Based App to retrieve latest news using News APIs and Web Scrapping.
Making a blockchain app to conduct elections fairly without any cheating.
- Tools: NodeJs, ExpressJs, HyperLedger Fabric etc.
- It is currently ongoing......
Skills
Languages and Databases
Frameworks
Education
Ghaziabad,India
Degree: B.Tech in Information Technology
CGPA: 8.94/10
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Operating Systems
- Database Management Systems
- Object Oriented Techniques
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by Shanee DobesonA manhunt is underway after a father and son were carjacked at gunpoint in Stapylton in the early hours of this morning.

Police say a dark blue vehicle then drove towards the pair with no headlights on, before three men exited the car.
“One of the males lifted his shirt and displayed what appeared to be a firearm tucked into his belt,” police said in a statement.
“The armed male has demanded the father and son exit the Commodore, before he got into the driver’s seat and drove away.”
The other two men returned to the dark-blue vehicle and also sped off.
Thankfully no one was injured during the robbery.
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Antoine Griezmann stars as France beat Albania
The Barcelona forward and Corentin Tolisso netted in a comfortable win.
Antoine Griezmann scored one and created another as France secured top spot in their Euro 2020 qualifying group with a 2-0 win in Albania.
The Barcelona forward set up the opener for Corentin Tolisso after eight minutes and followed up with the second just after the half-hour in Albania’s first match at the new Arena Kombetare.
It was the perfect way for the world champions to celebrate Didier Deschamps’ 100th match as manager of France, who were already qualified, and ensured they finished two points ahead of Turkey in Group H.
Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud, named in the side with Kylian Mbappe out through illness, hit the woodwork in the second half of a dominant display.
France got off to a superb start as Tolisso met Griezmann’s cross from the left with a superb header at the near post.
Griezmann was at the heart of most of France’s good play and he doubled the lead in the 31st minute.
A deep cross from Presnel Kimpembe had Albania back-pedalling and Leo Dubois cut across the area. He did get a lucky deflection off Frederic Veseli – who was once on the books of Manchester City and United – but his pull-back was clinically tucked away by Griezmann.
Griezmann almost created a third before the break from a corner but Clement Lenglet headed over unmarked from seven yards.
Albania threatened early in the second half as Elseid Hysaj slid in to shoot wide and Rei Manaj had an effort blocked by Lenglet.
But France retained control and Giroud held off a defender to force a save from goalkeeper Etrit Berisha.
Giroud tested Berisha again with a fierce shot from a tight angle and was then unlucky when he rattled the woodwork after 72 minutes.
Albania had another couple of opportunities through Hysaj and Keidi Bare in the latter stages but France were not to be denied.


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# Path Planning #
### This repository contains path planning algorithms in C++. ###
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.com/vss2sn/path_planning.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.com/vss2sn/path_planning)
[![Coverage Status](https://codecov.io/gh/vss2sn/path_planning/branch/master/graphs/badge.svg)](https://codecov.io/gh/vss2sn/path_planning/branch/master)

#### Algorithms ####
1. Dijkstra's algorithm for grid based search.
2. AStar (A*) algorithm for grid based search.
3. Jump Point Search for grid based search (Modified for 4 way motion; no diagonal motion).
4. Lifelong Planning AStar (LPA*) algorithm for grid based search.
5. DStarLite (D* Lite) algorithm for grid based search.
6. RRT algorithm for grid based search.
7. RRTStar (RRT*) algorithm for grid based search.
8. Ant Colony Optimization algorithm (ACO) for grid based search.
9. Genetic algorithm (GA) for grid based search.

#### To build and run ####
git clone https://github.com/vss2sn/path_planning.git
cd path_planning
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. && make -j4
./main

#### Table of contents ####
- [Algorithms](#algorithms)
- [Instructions](#instructions)
- [Table of contents](#toc)
- [Notes](#notes)
- [Notes on CMake Options](#notes_on_cmake_options)
- [Notes on tests](#notes_on_tests)
- [Notes on implementations](#notes_on_implementations)
- [TODOs](#todos)

#### Notes ####
1. `main` creates a grid of a given size n, with any point set as an obstacle with a probability of 1/n. It then runs all the algorithms in the repository on the given grid.
2. [Documentation](https://vss2sn.github.io/path_planning/) can be found on GitHub pages. It has been created using [Doxygen](http://www.doxygen.nl/), and pip3 packages [Sphinx](http://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/) (sphinx==1.8.3), [Breathe](https://github.com/michaeljones/breathe) (breathe==4.12.0), [Exhale](https://github.com/svenevs/exhale) (exhale==0.2.2) and [Read the Docs Sphinx Theme](https://github.com/rtfd/sphinx_rtd_theme) (sphinx_rtd_theme==0.4.3).

#### Notes on CMake Options ####
1. To run each algorithm independently, set `BUILD_INDIVIDUAL` to `ON` (Executables created: `dijkstra`, `a_star`, etc). If you want to run all of them on the same grid, set `BUILD_INDIVIDUAL` to `OFF` (Executable created: `main`).
2. To run tests, set `BUILD_INDIVIDUAL` to `OFF` and RUN_TESTS to `ON`.
3. Set `CHECK_COVERAGE` to check code coverage.
4. Set `CUSTOM_DEBUG_HELPER_FUNCION` to build functions that are used primarily for debugging (excluded from code coverage)

#### Notes on test ####
1. Unit test framework set up to set algorithms under different grids. This section uses Google Test.
2. CMake option `RUN_TESTS` allows building tests when set when `BUILD_INDIVIDUAL` is set `OFF`.
3. Due to the nature of Ant Colony Optimization and accounting for the hyper parameters, the tests are run with a 20% margin above the optimal solution. Similarly for Genetic Algorithm.
4. As RRT is not optimal, the test for RRT simply checks for the existence of a path

#### Notes on implementations ####
1. RRT stops as soon as goal is found. It is connects new points to the nearest point, not accounting for total cost to reach that point. In contrast RRT\* chooses to connect to a new node to the node that allows the new node to have the minimum cost. RRT\* also rewires the preexisting nodes to the new node if that path allows for a lower cost for the preexisting node.
2. Acceptable motions can be modified in the `GetMotion()` function in utils.cpp.
3. A\* and D\* Lite use Manhattan distance (L1) as their heuristic (change to L2 if adding diagonal moves to the `GetMotion` function). D* Lite also uses the same in its C function.
4. LPA\* and D\* Lite can be run live with random obstacle creation using the RunDStarLite function. For the live run of D\* Lite, obstacles are detected on the current path of the bot with a probability of 1/n, n being the number of rows/columns in the grid. D* Lite is implemented based on Sven Koenig's & Maxim Likhachev's paper. It is also possible to specify the time step time step at which an obstacle will be discovered, irrespective of the current position.
5. To specify your own grid, set n to number of rows, created the 2D vector, setting 1 for obstacles and 0 elsewhere.
6. The genetic algorithm has an option `shorten_chromosome`, which allows the shortening of the chromosome (path length) based on the length of the path found that reaches the goal. This reduces computation time and pushes the solution towards the shortest path.

#### TODOs ####
1. Add references
2. Add algorithm explanations


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Joy and churchbells this morning here in sunny San Mateo! David smacked down Rails 1.2.3 with a heavy hand and replaced it with the newer and shinier Rails 2.1.1. Here's what's rocking and not-so-rocking with the upgrade.
For starters, the upgrade was completely painless from my perspective. It was really as easy as:
sudo gem install rails # to update rails to 2.1.1
svn up
That's it! script/server started up fine, and all was happy... Until I logged in. Then I was confronted with the not-so-friendly exception:
ActionController::RenderError (You called render with invalid options : {:layout=>false, :action=>"cloud_portlet"}, nil):
/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/actionpack-2.1.1/lib/action_controller/base.rb:847:in `render_with_no_layout'
/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/actionpack-2.1.1/lib/action_controller/layout.rb:260:in `render_without_benchmark'
/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/actionpack-2.1.1/lib/action_controller/benchmarking.rb:51:in `footnotes_original_render'
/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-2.1.1/lib/active_support/core_ext/benchmark.rb:8:in `realtime'
/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/actionpack-2.1.1/lib/action_controller/benchmarking.rb:51:in `footnotes_original_render'
/vendor/plugins/footnotes/lib/textmate_initialize.rb:12:in `render'
It turns out the old Textmate footnotes plugin doesn't play well with
new Rails. A simple svn rm
and we were on our way.
Unfortunately, Textmate wasn't the only broken plugin.
ScopedAccess was also broken. ScopedAccess allowed us to impose conditions on ActiveRecord finders in our controllers. For example, to show only budget adjustments made on a specific budget, I had the following ScopedAccess filter defined on the budgets controller.
around_filter ScopedAccess::Filter.new(BudgetLineAdjustment,
Proc.new { |controller|
{ :find => { :conditions => ['budget_line_id = ?', controller.params[:id]] } }
}),
:only => [:show, :show_owned ]
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and
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action. Whenever find
is called
on BudgetLineAdjustment, the :conditions
hash it passed
in with the finder. This worked pretty well and I didn't think it
breached MVC design.
Arguably, it's the model's job to limit and filter what's accessible. That's exactly what Rails 2.x does. We've refactored our ScopedAccesses with named_scope at the model layer. The above example now lives in BudgetLineAdjustment:
class BudgetLineAdjustment
named_scope :for_budget_line,
lambda { |budget_line|
{ :conditions => ['budget_line_id = ?', budget_line.id] }
}
# ... snip
end
Initially, we didn't plan on switching to Rails 2 this sprint. The original plan was to scrap LoginEngine and UserEngine from the project to prepare to migrate to Rails 2. Replacing Engines just a tedious scan through all the Engine code we used and selectively copying over the code that we wanted to keep.
Cosmetically, we renamed all the views to be suffixed with .html.erb rather than .rhtml.
Migrating to Rails 2 was a straight forward project. It didn't require any new design. We just had to make sure that whatever was working before continued to work after the migration. I'm super thankful that we decided to tackle this project early in our sprint because it gave up plenty of time to catch small silly things. There were plenty benefits to migrating to Rails 2. We could remove a lot of the backports of Rails 2 features that we had previously kept in lib/rails_extensions.rb. The whole system felt a bit snappier, especially in development. The development logs were actually useful again because they weren't fill with deprecation warnings and noise from the Engines code. This is what it must feel like to be the cool kid on the block.


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The Choose User page gives you access to the User Administration application. Only the tabs and buttons available to your user ID display on this page. If you do not have security access to one of these options you do not see it. This help page reviews all possible options on the Choose User page and may contain items you do not see.
The tabs at the top of the pageChoose User, Reports, and Defaultsallow you to view and maintain your institution's user security records, view reports, and set default information for the application.
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| Manage User | Displays after the results of a search are returned. Highlight the user ID you want to manage (update or delete) and click this button. You are taken to the User Record (navigation) page which allows access to all available tabs for the selected userUser Details, FIIDs, Applications, Special Roles, Availability, and Tokensas well as the Update and Delete buttons. |
| Copy User | Displays after the results of a search are returned. Highlight the user ID you want to copy and click this button. You are taken to the Add Wizard but much of the relevant information is already filled in for you based on the selected user ID. This information can be modified as needed for the new user being added. |
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Design for America is a national interdisplinary organization that focuses on human-centered design. I served as Studio Lead President from August 2015 until January 2017 when I transitioned to Studio Advisor and trained my replacements. While President, I oversaw 15 projects, including a project sponsored by Chrysler, and several which partnered with the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology at Virginia Tech. I also grew the Virginia Tech branch in membership and professionalism.
One project I especially enjoyed working on as a student was the creation of a simple computer. We used Verilog to code a function unit, writing opcodes for instructions and turning those into machine code. We continued to use this simple computer and the designed memory to write assembly code that carried out an algorithm which takes a set of numbers and returns the maximum, minimum, and average values. I enjoyed using a computer at such a basic level; starting from 1s and 0s and ending with a working algorithm.


Thurles horse racing tips: Peter O'Hehir's picks for Thursday November 21st
There are 7 races on the card this evening
by Peter O'HehirFootpad, a four-time Grade 1 winner as a novice, will be expected to make a successful return to action in the listed Boomerang.ie Chase in Thurles.
The Willie Mullins-trained seven-year-old hasn’t run since bagging a Grade 1 at the 2018 Punchestown Festival.
Last season, Footpad endured a troubled campaign, reportedly interrupted by over-reach problems.
On his seasonal debut in a Grade 3 at Naas, he looked beaten when falling at the last behind Saint Calvados.
In a Grade 1 at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting, he went clear before the last and looked a sure thing before fading late and being collared close home by Simply Ned.
Footpad was last seen when dropping away tamely to fill eighth position behind Frodon in the Ryanair at Cheltenham.
Daryl Jacob’s mount has to rebuild his reputation over the coming months. While unproven over this sort of trip, he’s expected to get the job done here, although rated just 2lb superior to Henry de Bromhead’s Balko Des Flos, helped by his comeback fourth to Jett at Punchestown.
Mullins has his team in flying early-season form.
The Closutton juggernaut has prospects of another four-timer on today’s card, with five-time hurdle winner Good Thyne Tara set to make a successful start to her chasing career in the opener.
Having achieved a career-high mark of 150 over timber, the nine-year-old is coming late to chasing but looks a stand-out here on her thirds behind Roksana and Benie Des Dieux in Grade 1 events at Cheltenham and Punchestown respectively last spring.
Later, Allez Dance, fifth to stable-companion Janidil in a hot handicap hurdle at Down Royal on her seasonal debut, sets the standard in the INH Stallion Owners Rated Novice Hurdle.
Asterion Forlonge, bought for £290,000 having won his point for Pay Doyle in Oldtown, will be all the rage on his racecourse debut in the bumper.
But the nap vote is reserved for Declan Queally’s Uisce Solas, a winner of bumpers at Wexford and Tipperary, in the Thurles Racecourse Mares Maiden Hurdle.
Darragh O’Keeffe’s mount ran creditably against the classy Surin on her hurdling bow in Wexford before being out of her depth in the Grade 3 For Auction, won by Abacadabras, in Navan.
Dropping in class, Uisce Solas should be capable of conceding 8lb to the consistent but exposed My Midnight.
Peter's tips
12.15. Good Thyne Tara
12.50. Footpad
1.25. Allez Dance
2.00. Uisce Solas
2.30. Bua Boy
3.05. Percy B Shelley
3.35. Asterion Forlonge
Next best
12.15. Sinoria
12.50. Balko Des Flos
1.25. Royal Thief
2.00. My Midnight
2.30. Stylish Moment
3.05. The Chapel Field
3.35. Watergate Lady
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Tools and objects for working with and transforming GeoJSON.
The core Terraformer library provides a series of Terraformer.Primitives
which wrap GeoJSON objects for additional functionality and a series of Terraformer.Tools
for manipulating and performing calculations on coordinates.
You can also use the core library to see if an object contains or intersects another object, convert an object to a different spatial reference, or transform an object’s coordinates.
The core library is also used in most other components of Terraformer for performing basic tasks and calculations.


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Getting Started¶
Usage¶
Single-File Mode¶
To view a single file:
auv myfile.h5
or
python -m auviewer.serve myfile.h5
Note: A temporary data folder will be used, and thus any annotations, etc. made to the database will be lost.
Regular Mode¶
To run the viewer normally:
auv /path/to/auv_data_folder
or
python -m auviewer.serve /path/to/auv_data_folder
Note: When running for the first time, specify an empty (or non-existent) folder. AUViewer will create the folder and create the initial contents needed (including database, projects folder, etc).
File Format¶
AUViewer requires files in the audata or ccdef format. To convert other sources (e.g. csv, Pandas DataFrame) to audata format, use the audata conversion tool.
You may download a sample file to test the viewer (the file is in the ccdef format, which is a superset of the audata data standard).


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Opening Day 2009 author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 483 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=483 date: '2009-04-06 12:01:20 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-04-06 18:01:20 +0000' categories: - The Cubs tags: - 2008 playoffs - All-Star Game - '1986' - Division Championship - Head vs. Heart comments: - id: 166 author: Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-04-07 07:45:30 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-04-07 13:45:30 +0000' content: "I try to do the same and it works for about the first 30 games. Then they get in to a battle for the division lead or even just shooting for the .500 mark and my heart devours my brain.\r\n\r\nWith a new owner coming in maybe we (fans) can establish some Yankee-esque expectations of winning if we keep the heat on. Keep spending Ricketts." ---
So here it is, Cubs fans. The day that will take the sting out of the 2008 Playoffs for us. A day we've been waiting six months for. But really, what's six months?  I've been waiting since I started following the Cubs in 1986. I've waited through a lot, but I wouldn't trade back any of it.
These last two Division Championships have spoiled us. For the last few years, our roster has been stacked. And legitimately stacked, not like "Cubs fan stacked" where most baseball fans have never heard of this group of guys we are convinced will take us to the playoffs. We've become fans that expect and demand success on the field. That's a very un-Cubs-fan thing to do. I won't do it this year.
It's my goal to enjoy the Cubs for what they are. I'm not putting expectations on this season. If I wanted to follow a winning team, there are plenty of other teams I could have switched to during my 23 years of interest in baseball. I fully expect that the Cubs will do well this season, but I have to understand that painful years are down the road, for sure. Baseball is, for the most part, cyclical. There will be a time when the Cubs don't have 8 players in the All-Star Game. So I'm just preparing myself for those days.
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Individual lashes are dipped into a medical-grade adhesive and bonded to your natural eyelash. This process is done one lash at a time, so it can take a while. The adhesive can last about 4-6 weeks depending on how careful you are (the more you rub your eyes, wash your face, etc. the quicker the adhesive will wear off). If you get regular touch-ups (re-application of adhesive) the lashes can last longer. One pretty cool thing about eyelash extensions is that it can be custom to you. You can pick the color, texture and length of the lash, so whether you want a more natural look or an ultra-glam look there is a lash for you!
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that produces a change in the energy profile should be carefully validated
to ensure no accuracy loss.
"""
moving, static = get_synthetic_warped_circle(30)
moving[...,:8] = 0
moving[...,-1:-9:-1] = 0
static[...,:8] = 0
static[...,-1:-9:-1] = 0
final_energy = np.sum((static - warped)**2)
reduced = 1.0 - final_energy/starting_energy
assert(reduced > 0.9)
@npt.dec.skipif(NO_SSE2)
def test_em_2d_gauss_newton():


metalshop is open source love
hi, i'm chase moskal, and metalshop is my open source journey into modern javascript app architecture and infrastructure
app features as web components
features like user logins and paywalls and stuff are implemented as web components, whose pastable and customizable html snippets can be freely sprinked around your web apps
authentication and authorization
metalshop's plug-and-play token-based auth system works cross-domain and is built for node microservices
microservices orchestrated on kubernetes
metalshop comes with a bunch of node microservices, which are organized as a helm chart called "metalback", deployable to any cloud provider
this is the demo/dev page
so go ahead and play around, login at the top right!
remember, this stuff is work-in-progress, so some stuff doesn't work yet in various modes
Mix-and-match mock mode
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pingouin.intraclass_corr¶
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pingouin.
intraclass_corr
(data=None, targets=None, raters=None, ratings=None, nan_policy='raise')¶ Intraclass correlation.
- Parameters
- data
pandas.DataFrame
Long-format dataframe. Data must be fully balanced.
- targetsstring
Name of column in
data
containing the targets.- ratersstring
Name of column in
data
containing the raters.- ratingsstring
Name of column in
data
containing the ratings.- nan_policystr
Defines how to handle when input contains missing values (nan). ‘raise’ (default) throws an error, ‘omit’ performs the calculations after deleting target(s) with one or more missing values (= listwise deletion).
New in version 0.3.0.
- data
- Returns
- stats
pandas.DataFrame
Output dataframe:
'Type'
: ICC type'Description'
: description of the ICC'ICC'
: intraclass correlation'F'
: F statistic'df1'
: numerator degree of freedom'df2'
: denominator degree of freedom'pval'
: p-value'CI95%'
: 95% confidence intervals around the ICC
- stats
Notes
The intraclass correlation (ICC, [1]) assesses the reliability of ratings by comparing the variability of different ratings of the same subject to the total variation across all ratings and all subjects.
Shrout and Fleiss (1979) [2] describe six cases of reliability of ratings done by \(k\) raters on \(n\) targets. Pingouin returns all six cases with corresponding F and p-values, as well as 95% confidence intervals.
From the documentation of the ICC function in the psych R package:
ICC1: Each target is rated by a different rater and the raters are selected at random. This is a one-way ANOVA fixed effects model.
ICC2: A random sample of \(k\) raters rate each target. The measure is one of absolute agreement in the ratings. ICC1 is sensitive to differences in means between raters and is a measure of absolute agreement.
ICC3: A fixed set of \(k\) raters rate each target. There is no generalization to a larger population of raters. ICC2 and ICC3 remove mean differences between raters, but are sensitive to interactions. The difference between ICC2 and ICC3 is whether raters are seen as fixed or random effects.
Then, for each of these cases, the reliability can either be estimated for a single rating or for the average of \(k\) ratings. The 1 rating case is equivalent to the average intercorrelation, while the \(k\) rating case is equivalent to the Spearman Brown adjusted reliability. ICC1k, ICC2k, ICC3K reflect the means of \(k\) raters.
This function has been tested against the ICC function of the R psych package. Note however that contrarily to the R implementation, the current implementation does not use linear mixed effect but regular ANOVA, which means that it only works with complete-case data (no missing values).
References
- 1
http://www.real-statistics.com/reliability/intraclass-correlation/
- 2
Shrout, P. E., & Fleiss, J. L. (1979). Intraclass correlations: uses in assessing rater reliability. Psychological bulletin, 86(2), 420.
Examples
ICCs of wine quality assessed by 4 judges.
>>> import pingouin as pg >>> data = pg.read_dataset('icc') >>> icc = pg.intraclass_corr(data=data, targets='Wine', raters='Judge', ... ratings='Scores').round(3) >>> icc.set_index("Type") Description ICC F df1 df2 pval CI95% Type ICC1 Single raters absolute 0.728 11.680 7 24 0.0 [0.43, 0.93] ICC2 Single random raters 0.728 11.787 7 21 0.0 [0.43, 0.93] ICC3 Single fixed raters 0.729 11.787 7 21 0.0 [0.43, 0.93] ICC1k Average raters absolute 0.914 11.680 7 24 0.0 [0.75, 0.98] ICC2k Average random raters 0.914 11.787 7 21 0.0 [0.75, 0.98] ICC3k Average fixed raters 0.915 11.787 7 21 0.0 [0.75, 0.98]


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Module mojo.app
The app module contains the App class along with various support functions for controlling application behaviour.Classes
| App |
Functions
| GetDate : Int[] () |
| GetDate : Void ( date:Int[] ) |
| HideMouse : Void () |
| LoadState : String () |
| LoadString : String ( path:String ) |
| Millisecs : Int () |
| OpenUrl : Int ( url:String ) |
| SaveState : Int ( state:String ) |
| SetUpdateRate : Int ( hertz:Int ) |
| ShowMouse : Void () |
| UpdateRate : Int () |
Function Documentation
Function GetDate : Int[] ()
Returns the current date and time as an array of 7 integers: year, month (1-12), day (1-31), hours (0-23), minutes (0-59), seconds (0-59) and milliseconds (0-999).Example
Import mojo Class MyApp Extends App Method OnCreate() SetUpdateRate 60 End Method OnRender() Local date:=GetDate() Local months:=["Jan","Feb","Mar","Apr","May","Jun","Jul","Aug","Sep","Oct","Nov","Dec"] Local day:=("0"+date[2])[-2..] Local month:=months[date[1]-1] Local year:=date[0] Local hour:=("0"+date[3])[-2..] Local min:=("0"+date[4])[-2..] Local sec:=("0"+date[5])[-2..] + "." + ("00"+date[6])[-3..] Local now:=hour+":"+min+":"+sec+" "+day+" "+month+" "+year Cls DrawText now,DeviceWidth/2,DeviceHeight/2,.5,.5 End End Function Main() New MyApp End
Function GetDate : Void ( date:Int[] )
Fills the date array with 7 integers representing the current date: year, month (1-12), day (1-31), hours (0-23), minutes (0-59), seconds (0-59) and milliseconds (0-999).Function HideMouse : Void ()
Hides the mouse pointer if the underlying operation system supports a mouse.Function LoadState : String ()
Loads a string representing the application's persistant state as previously saved with SaveState.If the application state hasn't yet been previously saved, LoadState returns an empty string.
This is generally used to store data such as user preferences and high score tables.
Note: On the android target, building and uploading a new version of an application to a device will not clear the application's state. To do this, you must manually uninstall the application from the device first.
See also SaveState
Example
'run this app several times to see application state being updated. Import mojo.app Import mojo.graphics Class MyApp Extends App Field state$ Method OnCreate() 'comment out the following line to reset state state=LoadState() If state Print "state found - updating state!" state=Int( state )+1 Else Print "state not found - creating initial state!" state="1" Endif SaveState state End Method OnRender() Cls DrawText "state="+state,0,0 End End Function Main() New MyApp End
Function LoadString : String ( path:String )
Loads a string from path.See also Resource paths, File formats
Function Millisecs : Int ()
Returns the number milliseconds (thousandths of a second) the application has been running. Divide this by 1000.0 to get the number of seconds the applications has been running.Example
Import mojo.app Import mojo.graphics Class MyApp Extends App Method OnCreate() SetUpdateRate 10 End Method OnRender() Cls 128,0,255 DrawText "Application has been running for: "+Millisecs()/1000.0+" seconds.",0,0 End End Function Main() New MyApp End
Function OpenUrl : Int ( url:String )
Opens the given url using the underlying operating system.OpenUrl is only available on the hltm5, glfw, android, ios and win8 targets. On other targets, OpenUrl does nothing.
Example
Import mojo Class MyApp Extends App Method OnCreate() SetUpdateRate 60 End Method OnUpdate() If MouseHit(0) If MouseY()<DeviceHeight/2 OpenUrl "http://www.monkeycoder.co.nz" Else OpenUrl "mailto:blitzmuntergmail.com" Endif Endif End Method OnRender() Cls DrawText "Click above to visit Monkeycoder, below to email Mark!",DeviceWidth/2,DeviceHeight/2,.5,.5 End End Function Main() New MyApp End
Function SaveState : Int ( state:String )
Saves a string representing the application's persistant state.This is generally used to store data such as user preferences and high score tables.
Note: On the android target, building and uploading a new version of an application to a device will not clear the application's state. To do this, you must manually uninstall the application from the device first.
See also LoadState
Function SetUpdateRate : Int ( hertz:Int )
Sets the application's update rate.This is the number of times per second that the application's OnUpdate method should be called. Commonly used update rates are 15, 30 or 60 updates per second.
OnRender is also called at the same frequency if possible (after each OnUpdate), meaning SetUpdateRate effectively also sets the target frames per second.
See also Resource paths, OnUpdate, UpdateRate
Example
Import mojo.app Import mojo.graphics Class MyApp Extends App Field updates,updateRate Method OnCreate() updateRate=15 SetUpdateRate updateRate End Method OnUpdate() updates+=1 If updates=updateRate updates=0 updateRate*=2 If updateRate=240 updateRate=15 SetUpdateRate updateRate Endif End Method OnRender() Cls 128,0,255 DrawText "updateRate="+updateRate+", updates="+updates,0,0 End End Function Main() New MyApp End
Function ShowMouse : Void ()
Shows the mouse pointer if the underlying operation system supports a mouse.Function UpdateRate : Int ()
Returns the current update rate, as set by SetUpdateRate.See also SetUpdateRate


| Package | com.developmentarc.core.services.mocks |
| Class | public class AbstractMockDispatcher |
| Inheritance | AbstractMockDispatcher flash.events.EventDispatcher |
| Implements | IMockDispatcher |
Class provides a base for all mock dispatchers to build on top of. Override both dispatch and cancel to create the mock data that is required by the given request. For the dispatch method, after constructing the data calling super.dispatch will cause the dispatcher to fire a DispatcherEvent.RESULT in an Asynchronous manner via setTimeout. Set the delay property to change the default delay of setTimeout,which is 500 milliseconds.
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| delay : uint = 500
Delay when calling the DispatcherEvent.
| AbstractMockDispatcher | ||
| errorMessage : String
Error message of the last request.
| AbstractMockDispatcher | ||
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Event type of the dispatching event.
| AbstractMockDispatcher | ||
| result : Object
Result of the last request
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createFaultEvent():Event
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generateUID():*
Method creates a unique id based on Math.random().
| AbstractMockDispatcher |
| delay | property |
public var delay:uint = 500
Delay when calling the DispatcherEvent.
| errorMessage | property |
public var errorMessage:String
Error message of the last request. Used when mocking a failure
| eventType | property |
public var eventType:String = "dispatcherResult"
Event type of the dispatching event. Use DispatcherEvent.RESULT for a successful dispatch or DispatcherEvent.FAULT for an failure
| result | property |
public var result:Object
Result of the last request
| AbstractMockDispatcher | () | constructor |
public function AbstractMockDispatcher()
Constructor
| cancel | () | method |
public function cancel(request:IRequest, key:*):void
Method will mock a canceling of a request. Must be defined by child in order to use.
Parametersrequest:IRequest — IRequest to cancel
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key:* — Unique ID of the request when it was dispatched.
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| createFaultEvent | () | method |
public function createFaultEvent():Event
Method mocks a fault Event of whatever type needed and returns it. This method is used when eventType is set to DispatchEvent.FAULT.
ReturnsEvent |
| dispatch | () | method |
public function dispatch(request:IRequest, parser:IParser):*
Method creates a DispatcherEvent to be dispatched after a set delay. If exteneded, call super.dispatch to insure the event is dispatched as expected.
Parametersrequest:IRequest — IRequest to process.
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parser:IParser — IParser used to keep the same API as IDispatcher.
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| generateUID | () | method |
protected function generateUID():*
Method creates a unique id based on Math.random(). Override to provide a differnet means for creating an unique id.
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Now, you may wonder where I am going with this, especially since this is a NiNe QuestioNs installment and not my ordinary run of the mill article. Well, I have an answer for you and answer is what I hope becomes everyone's new favorite comic book. I'm already itching to sink my teeth into this series, and I haven't collected comics in a few years.The fine folks over at The Horror Library interviewed Shawn and CJ about One Last Song, head over to their blog to check it out.


Intro
Introduction into the structure of POWS.
Introduction into the structure of POWS.
Each activity is associated with a POWS.
Using the Bar Model, showing 3/4 of this shape.
Teachers can combine activities together to make lessons.
Shading fractions using the bar model.
Using multi-link to build a whole and break a whole into pieces.
Writing fractions onto the bar model.
All the lessons and activities are stored in a Database that is easily navigable.
Teachers can log in and add their own lessons and download other peoples lessons.


HP board unanimously rejects Xerox’s takeover bid
by finanzen.net GmbH- HP's board of directors unanimously rejected Xerox's takeover offer in a Sunday letter, saying the bid "significantly undervalues HP" and isn't in shareholders' best interests.
- HP said it remains open to future transactions, but would first need to explore "achievable synergies" between the firms.
- Xerox shares fell as much as 3.1% in early Monday trading. HP stock dropped as much as 2%.
- Watch HP trade live here.
- Watch Xerox trade live here.
HP's board of directors reviewed and unanimously rejected a takeover bid from Xerox, HP said in a Sunday letter.
The offer "significantly undervalues HP" and isn't in shareholders' best interests, the directors wrote. The computer company's board also expressed concern about the lack of due diligence on Xerox's financials, saying that "the potential impact of outsized debt" could devalue the merged company.
Xerox shares fell as much as 3.1% in early Monday trading. HP shares dropped as much as 2%.
HP remains open to future partnership and the possibility of evaluating a smaller transaction, according to the letter. The board deemed it "critical" to explore "achievable synergies" between the firms, and called on Xerox to assist in due diligence.
"We recognize the potential benefits of consolidation, and we are open to exploring whether there is value to be created for HP shareholders through a potential combination with Xerox," the letter signed by HP CEO Enrique Lores and Board Chairman Chip Bergh said.
Xerox extended a $33.5 billion takeover offer to HP on November 5, offering a mix of stock and cash for the blockbuster acquisition. The bid represented a 20% premium to Xerox stock's November 5 closing price, and boasted that cost synergies would bring at least $2 billion in savings within two years.
"Our Board of Directors strongly believes the industry is overdue for consolidation and that those who move first will have a distinct advantage in a secularly declining macro environment," Xerox CEO John Visentin wrote in the November 5 letter.
The chief executive added that a combined firm could take a leadership role in new businesses including 3D printing, graphics, and workflow software.
Both firms are in the process of boosting profits by cutting expenses. HP announced a restructuring plan in early October that included slashing up to 9,000 workers and shifting focus toward printer sales from ink refills. Xerox began its own cost-cutting initiative in 2019, with Visentin saying in an October 29 analyst call that increased cash flow would help the company in future acquisitions.
Xerox stock closed at $38.94 per share Friday, up roughly 93% year-to-date.
HP stock closed at $20.18 per share Friday, down about 1% year-t0-date.
Now read more markets coverage from Markets Insider and Business Insider:
Bitcoin would need to soar 1,670% to make an ETF possible, strategist Tom Lee says
Houston, we still have a repo problem. Here's why to expect more volatility.


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This means they will select among my published blog posts/articles and republish it on DZone. A list of my shared links and published articles can be found here.


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SUMMARY
We are seeking a self-motivated and innovative product manager to join our growing team and help us continue to push the envelope with our products.
As a product manager on our dynamic and driven team, you will be responsible for owning the development and delivery of new products by conducting market research, creating product timeframes and plans, and crafting marketing strategies for new products.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Drive the entire vision and delivery of innovative new products to keep the business relevant and competitive.
- Conduct market research to identify user need for new products
- Prioritize product opportunities using criteria and requirements defined during research
- Establish requirements and specifications for existing and new products
- Clearly communicate vision and goals of existing and new products
- Lead and participate in planning meetings and provide advice and guidance on direction of products
- Manage cross-functional teams in business, product, design, and engineering
- Demonstrate functionality of completed products to internal team members and other stakeholders
- Develop metrics to assess the success of products and features and determine necessary enhancements
- Collaborate with customers, team members, and outside influencers to ensure a solid and well-rounded understanding of products and developing needs
- Maintain in-depth knowledge of products, solutions, and company offerings
Requirements and Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field
- Product management or other relevant experience
- Experience working directly with designers to design and iterate on products
- Knowledge of consumer marketing analytics
- Ability to be creative, strategic, analytical, and think outside the box to solve problems
- Strong project management and time management skills
- Interpersonal skills with keen ability to explain complex concepts across the organization and to large audiences
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It Depends on Skill level of the Person. It starts from 4LPA to 10LPA


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Development of Framework for Automated Progress Monitoring of Construction Projects
Akash Pushkar,
Koshy Varghese,
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: 3D reconstruction, SVM, python, PCL
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Automated progress monitoring of masonry activity using photogrammetric point cloud
Akash Pushkar,
Madhumitha Senthilvel,
Koshy Varghese,
35th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC 2018)
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: 3D reconstruction, stereo vision, python, PCL
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VBUILT: Volume-based Automatic Building Extraction for As-Built Point Clouds
Mustafa Khalid Masood,
Akash Pushkar,
Olli Seppänen,
Vishal Singh,
Antti Aikala,
36th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC 2019)
tags
: construction site, 3D point cloud processing, convex hull, MATLAB
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Supporting Deconstruction Waste Management through 3D Imaging: A Case Study
Yujie Wei,
Akash Pushkar,
Burcu Akinci,
36th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC 2019)
tags
: deconstruction, demolition, laser scanning
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Storyboarding: Data driven feedback based sketching
Akash Pushkar,
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: full stack development, django, vanilla javascipt, html5, css, canvas
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Evaluating the economic effectiveness of deconstruction activities for a facility: A Case Study
Akash Pushkar,
Yujie Wei,
Burcu Akinci,
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Audiocon: Audio Syntheis Webapp
Akash Pushkar,
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Start by specifying your current interests and future career goals. RadGrad provides over 100 possible interest areas spanning computer science topics, languages, and technologies, and over 50 career directions.
Based upon your specific interests and career goals, RadGrad generates a ranked list of courses and opportunities. The more stars RadGrad gives a course or opportunity, the more interesting and helpful it will be to you.
Use RadGrad to plan out what you'll do each semester: not just the classes you'll take, but also what Opportunities you want to participate in, and how much time you will need to devote to a job to pay the rent.
Note: RadGrad complements STAR, it does not replace it. You will continue to use STAR to make sure you're satisfying all of the University requirements.
RadGrad's planner recognizes that what you do outside of class is sometimes just as important as what you do in it.
A decent GPA is only one piece of the puzzle for a well-rounded computer science degree experience. RadGrad provides a self-assessment tool called "ICE", which stands for Innovation, Competency, and Experience. To be competitive in the high tech job market, you want to demonstrate competency (through good grades in CS course work), innovation (through participation in research, hackathons, and the like), and real-world experience (through participation in internships and other professional experiences.)
How do you know when you're well-rounded? Just accumulate 100 points in each of the three categories by the time you graduate.
You get competency points each time you take a CS class: 9 competency points if you get an A, and 5 competency points if you get a B. To earn 100 competency points, maintain at least a 3.3 GPA in your required CS classes.
You get Innovation and Experience points by taking advantage of extracurricular activities, which RadGrad calls "Opportunities". Participating in a weekend Hackathon can earn 10 Innovation points, and a full-time summer internship can earn 50 Experience points.
RadGrad includes a recommendation facility, which looks over your plan and provides ideas on how to improve your degree experience.
Along with recommendations, RadGrad is also on the look-out for problems in your degree plan. It produces warnings when it observes problems.
The RadGrad path to an improved degree experience is long and challenging. To recognize students at various stages in their journey, the system defines six levels of achievement: white, yellow, blue, red, brown and black.
Once a student achieves a level, the corresponding badge appears in their profile. In addition, the student receives the badge as a laptop sticker from an ICS advisor.
The precise requirements for achieving each level are a secret. In general, levels are based upon a combination of ICE points and interaction with the RadGrad system (for example, providing course advice and participating in MentorSpace).
RadGrad offers opportunities for students to give back to the ICS community both during their degree program and after they graduate.
During your time as a student, you can provide advice about courses you've already taken to those coming after you.
After you graduate, you can become a mentor, and answer student questions about life after graduation and how to best prepare for it.


Yellow Fork Technologies LLC was founded in 2015 to provide technology solutions.
One of our key missions is to make family history more accessible and
engaging through technology.
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GenQuizitive is a social network quiz game where players challenge each other to trivia quizzes about their genealogy.


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currency: （广泛的含义）通用；流行；流传the fact that sth is used or accepted by a lot of people；（狭隘的含义）通货；货币the system of money that a country uses


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An epic bicycle journey from Portland, ME. to Portland, OR
That's exactly what we have arranged for you via this travel story
Need more action and adventure in your life instead of the same old routine? From Portland, Maine to Portland, Oregon we're going to take you on an exciting journey through some unknown regions of your country. Leave the car at home and travel by bike starting in New England where it all began. You will pass through 12 beautiful states, covering a total of 3,600 miles, and accomplish 3 monumental missions. Partying and taking a selfie with a famous rock star, donating $1 to a billionaire to help eradicate polio in Africa, and even stopping by famous author Stephen King's house to say hi and asking him to sign your favorite book.
Still, as sparsely populated as it was in the 1600s, this is an extraordinary and highly underrated state full of rich history and majestic natural beauty. Maine is the main state you want to be sure not to miss. As your journey is going to be a long one, you had best be prepared for an arduous trek.
Thankfully, not only is Maine home to the very first European settlers on US territory in the era of Vikings, but is also home to L.L. Bean, which is a great company to grab a super sturdy backpack from for your 3-month expedition.
Average cost: $80-100.
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timberland.comThere's no better place to lose yourself in nature than in springtime New Hampshire. As serene and beautiful as it was in the 1700s, this state is still much less traveled than its neighbors to the South. So enjoy it while it lasts.
You won't be on your bike the whole time, so doesn't it make sense to pick up some extra footwear? Fortunately for you, the best outdoor shoe company in the history of the world proudly hails from this state. Cycle by the Timberland headquarters in Stratham, and pick up a pair of rugged, waterproof boots to keep your feet dry. Fitting for unpredictable weather you may be confronted by while passing through the Appalachians. These boots are also better than cycling shoes when pitching a tent.
Average cost: $100-150.
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ge.comNot only famous for “The Big Apple,” the state of NY also has several other reasons for going down in history. Since the late 1800s Schenectady, “The City that Lights and Hauls the World,” has been home to the world-famous General Electric Company.
This is where modern power generators were born as well as contemporary means of transmitting energy. So we figured this would be the perfect place to find a batteryless dynamo light for your bicycle to help you see through those dark lonely roads on your adventure. Such a light from GE will set you back about $10-20.
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www.fws.govErie, Pennsylvania, not to be confused with the word “eerie,” although it can be from time to time, is another town worth passing through for several different reasons. While it might be most famously known as the scene of the Gettysburg address delivered by Mr. Lincoln during the Civil war, Pennsylvania also has produced a rather decent-sized Amish community (eerie, huh?)
The reason we've brought you here today, if you haven't already guessed, can be summed up by using one delicious word: chocolate. Hershey's is a Pennsylvania-based company. Most likely, one of the tastiest missions you'll ever embark on during this tour, try to find an Amish friend and enjoy a bar in the National Wildlife Refuge on your way to Erie and have an extra eerie time!
The current cost of a Hershey's Chocolate bar: about 60¢.
Average cost: $100-150.
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cedarpoint.comFrom the college capital of Columbus to the clean coastline of Cleveland, Ohio is a truly hidden gem. Earthquakes are surprisingly common in this particular region of North America, over 200 of which have registered with a magnitude of 2 or higher since 1776. However, earthquakes aren't the only thing shaking this centrally located state. One of the country's largest and oldest roller coaster parks is waiting to ROCK your world in Sandusky, Ohio! This will presumably be one of the most thrilling quests you'll ever complete (provided you can stomach it). Take a much-deserved break to ride as many roller coasters as you can before continue your bike ride!
The cost of a daily ticket: about $100.
The Main Street of America from Santa Monica, Cal. to Chicago, Ill. within an iframe


Scandal
Gregory and David Rashid, ages 15 and 13, of Streator, IL, we're cited by the LaSalle County Police Department Friday for Public Urination. No further details are known at this time.
Suckiness
My new calendar is dope.
Gregory and David Rashid, ages 15 and 13, of Streator, IL, we're cited by the LaSalle County Police Department Friday for Public Urination. No further details are known at this time.
My new calendar is dope.


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When checked, the plugin consumes instance weight information provided by a Launch Specification
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Plugin always set number of executors to at least one. If the launched instance type doesn't match any weight in launch specification, regular number of executors will be used without any scaling.


Mask Network is an open-source project building on the existing social networks. We hope that with the collective power of our communities and developers, we could improve our codebase, nourish current functionalities, and bring a better experience to the users. For now, Mask Network has already created 10 bounties on Gitcoin — 2 completed and 8 still under development. We are expecting more developers to join us in building Mask Network, towards a new and open future Internet for all cyber citizens.
Unfinished bounties are listed as followed. Click the links for more information.
1: Solana and Serum in Mask Network
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/1722
Time Commitment：TBD
Part 1: Introduction and Background
Mask Network is designed and developed as a chain agnostic tool, which relies on no chains and in another word, supports all the chains. Currently, Mask Network is focusing on DAPPs on Ethereum but we would like to integrate more chains into our extension to provide users more options. Therefore, we are redesigning our internal wallet into a multi-chain wallet and by the time the new design is finalized, we would like to start integrating new blockchains other than Ethereum.
Part 2: Content
Solana Wallet
Solana is a scalable and high performance blockchain. We would like to integrate their wallet creation, management and support relevant on-chain operations. Wallet integration is considered as the phase two of this bounty and we are expecting this to start once we release our wallet standard.
Serum UI Integration
Serum is a decentralized on-chain trading platform which supports both orderbook and swap. We would like to integrate its interface in our trader plugin. It allows users to hover their mouse on any token hashtag starting with “$” on Twitter to view its price, trending and a Uniswap exchange interface if there is a pair. Integrating Serum, we can support more options other than Uniswap so that users could directly trade tokens with Solana without leaving Twitter. This is considered the phase two.
2: Adding Sia Network as Another Provider for the File Service
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/2069
Platform：Gitcoin
Experience：Intermediate
Category：Mask Plugin
Time Commitment：4 Weeks
Bounty Size：1000 DAI
Part 1: Problem Description
We have already integrated Arweave as the provider of our file service, by which users can upload any type of file and attach it to a social network post. To extend this capability and provide more options for our users, we would like to add more providers such as Sia. You might need to figure out how to create a micro-service to help pay for user’s storage fees just like what we did with Arweave. Official help from Sia team can be directly linked in this bounty.
Part 2: Resources
3: Add CDN for the File Service
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/2160
Platform：Gitcoin
Experience：Intermediate
Category：Mask Plugin
Time Commitment：2 Weeks
Bounty Size：500 DAI
Part 1: Problem Description
Right now we are using Arweave as the “backend” of the file service, where users are able to upload files onto or download from. However, the endpoint is not stable as it might be influenced by a few factors. We would like to add a CDN to help improve this experience for our users all over the world.
In the future, we are planning to add more “backends”(https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/2069) and would appreciate the CDN as well.
Part 2: Resources
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/tree/master/packages/maskbook/src/plugins/FileService
4: Replace Twitter Profile Header Photo with any Media Type
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/2236
Platform：Gitcoin
Experience：Intermediate
Category：Mask Plugin
Time Commitment：2 Weeks
Bounty Size：1000 DAI
Part 1: Problem Description
Inspired by Twitter user @Prathkum, I think it’s worth adding something similar to our Mask Network users by enabling decorating your Twitter header with any media type, e.g., a gif, a video or even an html5 page. We would like you to explore a possible solution yourself, although I do have an idea in my mind. Please propose your idea here and I will share my thoughts with you in the end.
Part 2: Resources
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Holoflows-Kit
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/tree/master/packages/maskbook/src/plugins
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Stego-JS
5: Integrate Incognito as a Plugin That Enables Private Direct Transfer
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/2068
Platform：Gitcoin
Experience：Intermediate
Category：Mask Plugin
Time Commitment：4 Weeks
Bounty Size：1000 DAI
Part 1: Problem Description
This bounty aims to integrate https://incognito.org/ as a plugin in Mask Network extension that users can shield and directly send ETH and other supported blockchains. We are looking for open ideas on the UI and how this plugin is invoked, e.g. when the mouse hovers on $PRV on Twitter, a popup window will show up with the Dex interface in it. Any idea is welcomed though.
This is a joint bounty with the Incognito team and official help from Incognito team will be offered.
Part 2: Resources
https://we.incognito.org/t/prv-holders-presentation-november-2020/8135
https://ethresear.ch/t/incognito-mode-for-ethereum/6232
https://medium.com/incognito-chain/incognito-mode-for-ethereum-e0bbae096eaf
6: Extend Image Encryption in Twitter
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/1947
Platform：Gitcoin
Experience：Intermediate
Category：Mask Core Feature
Time Commitment：2 Weeks
Bounty Size：500 DAI
Part 1: Problem Description
We would like to extend the image encryption functionality described in #1217 (https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/1217) to Twitter so that users would also be able to tweet “encryption”(pixel-level shuffled) images. Some rebase jobs also need to be done since our codebase has changed a lot since the previous bounty was finished in July.
Part 2: Resources
You can refer to #1338(https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/pull/1338) and #1352(https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/pull/1352) on the implementation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzvILdOPN3A would also be helpful since our great community developer @nazariyv filmed a great video on how it works.
7: Online Event Registration Plugin
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/1892
Category：Mask Plugin
Part 1: Introduction and Background
Many events are relying on social networks to spread and attract more users. However, Twitter does not support enclosing an event into a single post. All we can do is to share an eventbrite link in the tweet and let the others click on the links themselves. This is inefficient and we are aiming to solve this problem.
Part 2: Problem Description
We would like any participant to take a look at how Facebook event works, e.g. https://www.facebook.com/events/718053602385449. We are not expecting a complete replication of a Facebook UI. We only require the following info:
All registrations need to be logged on chain so you may want to write your own smart contract for this.
8: Subscan Improvement
https://github.com/DimensionDev/Maskbook/issues/1724
Time Commitment：TBD
Part 1: Introduction and Background
Mask Network now supports a trader plugin where token market info would display when a user hover their mouse on a token hashtag starting with “$” on Twitter. It shows the price, trending, supporting exchanges and a Uniswap interface if there exists a swapping pair. Subscan is a block explorer in Polkadot network that works like Etherscan in Ethereum. In addition, Subscan supports multiple Parachains in Polkadot network so the UI differs a little bit from Etherscan. We believe it’ll provide our users more info about Polkadot projects.
Tasks
Subscan API integration
Query Subscan API to get relevant information about a Polkadot project.
Extra UI in Trader Plugin
Add the support to show extra information (TBD) in the trader view when detecting if it’s a Polkadot project. This would further help users get richer information about a project and the entire Polkadot ecosystem. We believe this would also bring more incentives to the users to talk about Polkadot on Twitter.
Github https://github.com/DimensionDev
Twitter https://twitter.com/realMaskNetwork
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/masknetwork
Discord https://discord.com/invite/cKGW45g
Telegram (English) https://t.me/maskbook_group
Telegram （中文） https://t.me/masknetwork_cn


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June 23, 2015
My thinking style
Alright, time for some meta-level cultural analysis of the Dev Bootcamp experience so far. My biggest struggle or annoyance has been writing all the reflections and emails and blog posts and filling out all the forms and quizzes. This seems to take as much time as the actual coding. I complained about this on the last submission form. This problem actually does sound related to my learning style though. As a primarily concrete random thinker, with a secondary abstract sequential way of processing information, I get frustrated with formal reports, records, and repetition. I'm remembering now how in math class I used to complain about having to show how I got my answer. Wasn't it enough that I just figured it out in my head? No. Over the years I learned how to show my thought process. This is especially important with computers, since they only execute exactly what you tell them to. You must exhaustively detail every step of the process.
However, technical and cultural reflections are different. The goal seems to be documenting what you've learned for future reference, so that others can benefit from your knowledge, and so that you can consolidate the information you just absorbed. I understand this, I just resent the time it takes. This is mostly due to my own perfectionistic tendencies, since once I sit down to write something I can't stop halfway. I'll have to try jotting things down fast and submitting what I've got. Maybe do more timeboxing.
As with coding, I definitely jump in and start experimenting right away. This has worked for me so far, but as programs get more complicated I will probably need to slow down and spend more time psuedocoding to develop some strategy first.
I definitely have room to grow by working with others who approach problems differently.


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