{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block head %} {{ super() }} {% endblock %} {% block body%}
| Title | Author | Publication Year | ISBN | Average Rating | Number of Ratings |
| {{ book["title"] }} | {{ book["author"] }} | {{ book["year"] }} | {{ book["isbn"] }} | {{ book["average_rating"] }} | {{ book["review_count"] }} |
{{ review.username }}
Rating: {{ review.rating }}
{{ review.text }}


--- layout: post title: Emma's Sixth Birthday categories: [] tags: - birthday - emma - family status: publish type: post published: true meta: _original_post_id: '' _original_import_author: John Duprey author: ---
Our little girl turned 6 this month. Hard to believe!


Nyzo version 569 (commit on GitHub) replaces the HTTP server used in the WebListener.
This version affects all run modes when the WebListener is in use. Any Nyzo instance that has not activated the WebListener is unaffected.
In version 527, the WebListener was introduced. In version 529, sentinel monitoring with the WebListener was added. This class is also used to provide basic web functionality for all other run modes of Nyzo. However, the com.sun.net.httpserver.HttpServer class used for the WebListener was not reliable.  The stability and availability of client.nyzo.co will be especially important as API endpoints (like coins-in-circulation and transaction search) are added and utilized.
While there are reliable, robust web servers that would be suitable for this project, the minimal requirements of the Nyzo WebListener, paired with a desire to keep the codebase as compact and free of dependencies as possible, led to the decision to implement a simple HTTP server on top of a Java Socket. The result is a bare-bones, minimally functional implementation that is already an overall improvement over the previously-used HttpServer class. The simplicity of the new implementation will allow for continued improvement in future versions.
A field for the Endpoint was added to EndpointRequest.
A field for the HttpStatusCode was added to EndpointResponse.
The HttpStatusCode enumeration encapsulates an int status code with a String label. Only 200 and 404 are currently used.
The WebListener class no longer implements the HttpHandler interface. This interface was required by the HttpServer class that is no longer used.
The startWebListenerKey was changed from public to private. Changes in version 565 localized usage of this key to the WebListener class.
Several fields relating to blacklisting and limiting of concurrent connections per IP address were added. The connection-limiting methods used in MeshListener were used as a template for handling of connections in this class. The default of maximumConcurrentConnectionsForIp, a value of 40, is double the default value of the equivalent field in MeshListener. This reflects the higher concurrency required by web browsers.
Creation of an HttpServer object was replaced with creation of a ServerSocket object. The HttpServer handles the fundamentals of the HTTP protocol, while the ServerSocket provides Socket objects when connections are accepted. The ServerSocket and Socket classes are also used for Nyzo messages in the MeshListener.
The handle() method that implemented HttpHandler for the HttpServer was replaced with the processSocket() method. Clients that have exceed the maximum allowable concurrent connections are refused.
The ConnectionManager is used to force-close sockets to avoid an excess of connections in the TIME_WAIT state. The ConnectionManager is explained in more detail in the release notes for version 539.
The request is read and processed on a separate thread. The structure of this method follows the pattern used by MeshListener for responding to incoming messages.
A read timeout of 300ms is set for the socket. This may need to be adjusted if the WebListener is ever required to read large requests.
The readMessageAndRespond() method provides the HTTP implementation. The HTTP method, requested path, and query string are retrieved from the first line of the request. For POST requests, the Content-Length header is found and the POST body is read.
An EndpointRequest object is built to represent the request, and the response is produced by the getResponse() method.
The response is written to the Socket's output stream following the basic requirements of HTTP. The socket is then force-closed by the ConnectionManager.slowCloseSocket() method.
The getResponse() method finds the EndpointResponseProvider in the endpointMap and uses it to produce the EndpointResponse. If an appropriate EndpointResponseProvider is not found, a 404 result is produced.
The readStream() method was used to read a POST body from an HttpExchange object. It is no longer needed.


Index
A
|
C
|
D
|
E
|
F
|
G
|
H
|
I
|
M
|
P
|
R
|
S
|
W
A
Agent
module
attack() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
C
Card (class in Cards)
CardCollection (class in Cards)
Cards
module
clear_buffer() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
clear_field() (Field.DurakField method)
convert_deck_to_hand() (Cards.DurakDeck static method)
convert_hand_to_deck() (Cards.DurakDeck class method)
cut() (Cards.CardCollection method)
D
defend() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
draw() (Cards.CardCollection method)
draw_hand_from_deck() (Cards.DurakDeck method)
DurakDeck (class in Cards)
DurakField (class in Field)
DurakGame (class in Game)
DurakPlayerStates (class in Game)
E
empty() (Cards.CardCollection method)
execute_move() (Field.DurakField method)
F
finished() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
G
get_action_size() (Game.DurakGame method)
get_attackers() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
get_current_player() (Game.DurakGame method)
get_defender() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
get_game_ended() (Game.DurakGame method)
get_init_field() (Game.DurakGame method)
get_legal_moves() (Field.DurakField method)
get_len() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
get_next_state() (Game.DurakGame method)
get_str() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
get_valid_moves() (Game.DurakGame method)
GreedyMultiPlayer() (in module Agent)
H
hand_is_empty() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
has_legal_moves() (Field.DurakField method)
HumanMultiPlayer() (in module Agent)
HumanPlayer (class in Agent)
I
is_attack() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
is_defend() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
is_finished() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
is_wait() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
M
MCTSMultiPlayer() (in module Agent)
module
Agent
Cards
MultiPlayer (class in Agent)
P
play() (Agent.MultiPlayer method)
(Agent.Player method)
(Agent.RandomPlayer method)
Player (class in Agent)
R
RandomMultiPlayer() (in module Agent)
RandomPlayer (class in Agent)
reorder() (Cards.CardCollection method)
S
set_current_player() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
set_first_attack() (Field.DurakField method)
SpadesDeck (class in Cards)
string_representation() (Game.DurakGame method)
W
wait() (Game.DurakPlayerStates method)
durakula
Navigation
Related Topics
Documentation overview
Quick search


FAIR4HEP is a collaboration between scientists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of California at San Diego and the University of Minnesota
This research is supported by DE-SC0021258, DE-SC0021395, DE-SC0021225, and DE-SC0021396 from the Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research within U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science.


index
|
up
|
prev
|
next
SpaceParser Class
Definition at line
71
of
Primitive.hpp
Constructors
SpaceParser
()
Member Functions
void
Accept
(
Visitor
& visitor)
override
Match
Parse
(
Scanner
& scanner,
ObjectStack
& stack,
ParsingData
* parsingData)
override
Constructor Details
SpaceParser Constructor
cmajor::parsing::SpaceParser::SpaceParser()
Definition at line
150
of
Primitive.cpp
:
150
:
Parser
(
U"space"
,
U"space"
)
151
{
152
}
Declaration at line
74
of
Primitive.hpp
Member Function Details
Accept Member Function
void
cmajor::parsing::SpaceParser::Accept(
Visitor
& visitor)
override
Definition at line
167
of
Primitive.cpp
:
168
{
169
visitor
.
Visit
(
*
this
)
;
170
}
Declaration at line
76
of
Primitive.hpp
Base class overridden functions:
cmajor::parsing::ParsingObject::Accept
Calls:
cmajor::parsing::Visitor::Visit
Parse Member Function
Match
cmajor::parsing::SpaceParser::Parse(
Scanner
& scanner,
ObjectStack
& stack,
ParsingData
* parsingData)
override
Definition at line
154
of
Primitive.cpp
Declaration at line
75
of
Primitive.hpp
Base class overridden functions:
cmajor::parsing::Parser::Parse
Calls:
cmajor::parsing::Match::Nothing
,
cmajor::parsing::Match::One
,
cmajor::parsing::Scanner::AtEnd
,
cmajor::parsing::Scanner::GetChar
,
cmajor::unicode::IsWhiteSpace
index
|
up
|
prev
|
next


Team Selection
Select a team of 11 players. Each player has been valued in £m. The total value of your players must be £{{ MAX_COST }}m or less. Choose one of six formations:
You can download a list of all the available players in Excel format: players.csv
The deadline for team submission is {{ DEADLINE|date:"l jS F" }}. Teams submitted after this time will start scoring points from the next {{ START_DAY|date:"l" }}.
Scoring
The aim of the game is to score as many points as possible during the season. Your chosen players will score points as follows:
Substitutions
You can make up to {{ MAX_SUBS }} transfers (changing your formation if required) during the season. Please email Lee Smith with any transfers you wish to make.


New Paper on Predictive Toxicogenomics
The final act of my academic career (at least for now)
I’m co-authoring a new paper titled “A transcriptomics data-driven gene space accurately predicts liver cytopathology and drug-induced liver injury”, published in July in Nature Communications. This work was included as a manuscript in my doctoral thesis and I’m extremely happy to see it finally published in a high-profile journal...
[Read More]


{% extends "auctions/layout.html" %} {% block body %} {% if message %}
Description : {{product.description}}
Category : {{product.category}}
Current Bid Price : {{product.starting_bid}}$
Seller : {{product.seller}}
Created on : {{product.created_at}}
Place your Bid :
{% endif %}These are the comments left by other users.
{% if comments %} {% for comment in comments %}{{comment.comment}}
{{comment.timestamp}}
No Comments Found


DVMs Energy Procurement expertise and services can enable your company to obtain the best rates and contract terms for electricity and natural gas. Our specialists provide energy market analysis and reporting, energy planning, forecasting and negotiating with suppliers both current and future.
With so many energy suppliers available in the market, it is hard to find which company offers the best rates and benefits for a business. Considering that, DVM holds reverse auctions with the most competitive energy suppliers exclusively for your company. Through a real-time platform, all suppliers are invited to bid and counter-bid until the lowest rates in the market are uncovered. This way, we can assure our clients the best rates in the market in a fair, quick and transparent competition.
DVM creates competition among multiple ESCOs for both: pricing and terms, and we leverage our relationships and aggreagate purcasing power to deliver unmatched results.
Using a propietary platform called Strategic Relationship Pricing (SRP), our system personally engages these companies to create competition and negotiate rates and terms on your behalf, ensuring that our clients receive the best price at the best terms. No Surprise Fees or Tariffs.
DVM is considered a "Power Advisor" because of our voluminous portfolio with every one of these companies, and they aggressively compete daily for our business.
DVM also provides quarterly analysis reports so clients know how their energy purchases are performing compared to the utility markets


Toggle navigation
UniFood
My profile/Sign up
Eat
Cook
Edit Profile
Logout
Wang Wei
Name:
Wang Wei
Date of Birth:
02/02/1993
Gender:
Male
Food interests:
vegan and vegetarian, Italian, Traditional Japanese, French Cuisine, Spanish
Home Address:
Otaniemi, Otaranta 8
About me:
I'm outgoing, i love food and meeting new people.
Edit my profile
Search events


Calling all Blockchain enthusiasts! This is your chance to be at the forefront of Blockchain development in
Colombo as we kick off the new Blockchain Meetup at our inaugural event.
Blockchain technology is widely regarded as a revolutionary technology, and banking and financial industry
are at the forefront of experimenting with this technology. The demand for knowledge in the blockchain is
increasing as multiple enterprises are looking to achieve efficiencies or/and create new business models
enabled by blockchain technology. The aim of this meetup is to introduce Blockchain technology and explain
the theory behind it to the audience and provide them the initial spark to start using blockchain. Also,
will discuss different use cases for businesses and researches using Blockchain to improve their projects to
the next level.
StartupXFoundry
4:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Tuesday, 7 May 2019 - Wednesday, 8 May 2019
Google I/O Extended Sri Lanka 2019
Dialog Ideamart, in collaboration with Google Developer Group Sri Lanka, will be hosting South East Asia’s
largest Google I/O Extended 2019 event for the 4th consecutive year on 7th May 2019 at the Sri Lanka
Exhibition and Convention Centre (SLECC).
Colombo AI Technology Meetup - Global AI Night 2019
The Global AI Night is a free evening event organized by local communities all over the world that are
passionate about Artificial Intelligence on the Microsoft Azure.
Dive in and learn how to implement intelligence into your solutions with the Microsoft AI platform.
Microsoft Sri Lanka
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Your Ticket
*This QRCode is your Ticket,
It is valid for 5 minutes upon generation,
Please don't share it with anyone.
Already Used
Enter your credentials
Wednesday, 27 March 2019
Colombo Blockchain Developer Meetup #6 - March 2019
We had an amazing month for Colombo Blockchain Developer Meetup in Feb 2019. We only get better.
This time around our focus is on 'oracles.' Hope you will be there to witness what we have to offer this
March.


Owner: Of course it's me
Comfy place (it's my home), with lots of hospitality and well equiped furniture, only good energies and good vibe people.
Owner: Huguito
This is Huguitos's place, he has a spare bed so he is renting it, huguito has to work but he has a only tiny people allowed policy (now the name makes sense), great place to a tiny family with lot of tiny space for them, great amenities.
Owner: Some costeño guy
It's not a suite, it's a hammock!, if you want to truly live the complete experience of being in Colombia the proper way to do it through a hammock, with a lot vallenato music and Ron liquor in the fridge, funny is guarantee.


A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Hollowman900022-Jun-19 04:02 PM
I’m somewhat of an expert in absurd thinking
Markus22-Jun-19 04:02 PM
Flint is a AI or something?
Flint22-Jun-19 04:05 PM
@Hollowman9000 lots of! but I will try to explain the principle of memorization with a simple example: you probably know that the Mercedes logo means Mercedes and the Toyota logo means Toyota - although there is no hidden information in the logos or a hint in the form of letters - you either know it or not - this is an associative series - on this all learning Chinese is built!
jl777c22-Jun-19 04:05 PM
the original emoji
Hollowman900022-Jun-19 04:06 PM
How difficult did you find western alphabet languages to be, having Chinese as a first language @Flint ?
Flint22-Jun-19 04:07 PM
@Markus yes - like jl 777 - I am an AI from the future - there is a bitcoin of 100k
Kitchen Table22-Jun-19 04:07 PM
I think the KMD ico is still my big winner. Considering I swapped thousands of bitcoindarks that was purchased at 50 cents.
kmdkrazy22-Jun-19 04:08 PM
There is only one jll777(edited)
Hollowman900022-Jun-19 04:09 PM
jll777 is earth2 jl777
Evil twin on that world
Works for their version of XRP
kmdkrazy22-Jun-19 04:10 PM
Lol
Still laugjing
Flint22-Jun-19 04:10 PM
@Hollowman9000 A special ping yin system is used to study 拼音 for this
Hollowman900022-Jun-19 04:11 PM
Tried command line
Pinging yin keeps timing out
Flint22-Jun-19 04:12 PM
and I think that jl777 is Satoshi himself in a new reincarnation!)
@Hollowman9000 usually start learning Chinese from this! Well, if you know Chinese and English in China, you can concoct something on a python (or other programming language) - then the Chinese will flood money
When $BTC pumps and you are the only one in your friends group who holds Bitcoin. https://t.co/N7tB1BfNOw
Markus22-Jun-19 04:47 PM
i quess btc pump is on it again
kaks22-Jun-19 04:52 PM
I think what btc ia doing now is b-wave, at least should test 21 EMA which is 6k lvl to be healthy bull market
Markus22-Jun-19 04:53 PM
crypto market is too manipulated atm so anything can happen, tether keep printing non stop to push price
kaks22-Jun-19 04:53 PM
If the test happens we are 100% in bull market
What is going high must go down for sure
Look at previous bull market and now
Previous toke 1.5 year to confirm
How this one only in 6 months all saying its a bullmarket and even didnt retest the 21EMA
Markus22-Jun-19 04:57 PM
there is alot of red flags but everytime i even mention something negative about the current market state everyone freaks out saying its normal
siu - Chainmakers22-Jun-19 04:58 PM
I was like that last night
I had a blast mostly by myself
kaks22-Jun-19 04:58 PM
More high is going now is more risky
siu - Chainmakers22-Jun-19 04:58 PM
I got asked why i was so celebrative
kaks22-Jun-19 04:59 PM
If i were you i'd sell all btc and wait for the correction
siu - Chainmakers22-Jun-19 04:59 PM
I said because btc was above $10k and the faces were
Markus22-Jun-19 05:00 PM
its also funny that we just flew by 200 daily ma and never even considered about testing it as support
only the future can answer what will happen for sure
Markus22-Jun-19 05:08 PM
but yes i see ur point and its possible....i dont think this is a bull run, its way too parabolic growth. And i will defend it with Tether printing non stop u can check their market cap and it will talk for itself
jl777c22-Jun-19 05:08 PM
nearly anything is possible
all i know is that if it keeps going up, then the price cant go down that much
kaks22-Jun-19 05:08 PM
I just compared between the previous bullmarket and this one
jl777c22-Jun-19 05:08 PM
this bull market WONT be like the last one
100% guaranteed
this is the first bull where the establishment is vested in crypto
last bull had to be stopped as the "wrong" people (us) had most all the crypto
hence the big bear so they can buy it
Markus22-Jun-19 05:09 PM
think so too but we cant deny that a higher low is needed to confirm the bull market
jl777c22-Jun-19 05:09 PM
this is the same crowd that makes the stockmarket where it is
a series of higher highs can get to 40k, and you will still say it is some bear market wave and not a confirmed bull?
at some price level, without whatever technical confirmation, it becomes a bull
1
you are thinking about markets that dont have a drastic change in liquidity
Markus22-Jun-19 05:11 PM
well i dont think its a bear market but better to have confirmation then to get fucked over right
jl777c22-Jun-19 05:11 PM
then the normal oscillations are in play
but if 10x the water is put into the same space, well, what matters about normal harmonic oscilations?
if as allbits say, institutional (read trillions of dollars) investors are allocating some percentage to crypto
that will translate to an entirely new level of market capitalization and it will indeed make gaps, unconfirmed whatnots and just higher and higher prices
like PIRATE
it went from 0.03 to 0.18?, probably it broke many TA rules. so it means it will correct back to 0.05 to confirm??
Flint22-Jun-19 05:13 PM
in the market of manipulators nothing guarantees testing 21 EMA (
jl777c22-Jun-19 05:13 PM
when small caps are becoming midcaps, the patterns are broken
BTC is going from midcap to largecap
rules will be broken
sorry
cant predict the exact path
did the bolivar paint the proper TA patterns?(edited)
will it fill in the gaps for when it was actually worth something?
Markus22-Jun-19 05:14 PM
There is way too less data when it comes to Pirate to consider real TA and read previous patterns
jl777c22-Jun-19 05:14 PM
observe what is happening
that is the best advice
it will be a wild ride, that is an almost sure thing
Markus22-Jun-19 05:15 PM
yes for sure it will
actionslacks22-Jun-19 05:16 PM
mow much liquidity did tether print?
designer22-Jun-19 05:16 PM
If we use stable coin as a hedge of inflation, will that be stable?
Flint22-Jun-19 05:17 PM
the pirate is recovering its previous volumes - it may be a short-term illusion as well as the direction of the trend - too little historical data for now - but fundamentally money should be poured in like in one of the digital offshore companies!
@designer good question
Markus22-Jun-19 05:17 PM
Tether marketcap went from roughly 1.7 bil to almost 3.6 bil
since december
actionslacks22-Jun-19 05:18 PM
well there you go. bitfinex scam team must have taken on some new partners
jl777c22-Jun-19 05:18 PM
@Markus most of that tether is backed by at least something, dont worry
Flint22-Jun-19 05:19 PM
@Markus but you do not forget that this is not fiat money so much bitcoin is gone and transfusions of altcoins with questionable value!
Markus22-Jun-19 05:19 PM
"something" might aswell be backed by dogshit
designer22-Jun-19 05:19 PM
the first concept of fixing prices will be shaken by global villagers who want to keep them as inflation targets for their currencies without exchanging money. making fine adjustments to keep this promise will strangely make the organization resemble the government.
jl777c22-Jun-19 05:19 PM
it was indeed surprising that after finding out 25% of tether are not backed at all, the price of it didnt change much
Markus22-Jun-19 05:20 PM
Pretty sure they just adjusted the value
meatspoon22-Jun-19 05:20 PM
maybe because people are used to fractional reserve systems
75% backed makes it look like gold compared to the dollar
actionslacks22-Jun-19 05:20 PM
pirate is new enough that if they want to acquire it they will have to buy it with btc.
10% backed would make it equivalent to what banks loan out everyday
Flint22-Jun-19 05:21 PM
How much REAL money backed up by something other than mining and the price of electricity entered the market capitalization? I believe that ten times less! fomo is our enemy


{% extends "layout.html" %}
{% block content %}
Project Portfolio
DISCOVER
Convolutional Neural Networks have been shown to be effective within the healthcare industry with tasks such as identifying certain types of cancers or even pneumonia from different types of scans. This project shows how to efficiently store and convert images in order to then train convolutional neural networks to detect pneumonia within patients.
CODE BACKOne of the biggest issues facing society today is the increasing prevalence of fake news that can be found all across social media and across the internet. With the large amounts of fake news article that are already pervasive on the internet, the recent developments in machine learning appear to be one of the best ways to identify fake news sources and prevent them from spreading and further eroding people’s confidence in what is true. Used both sentiment analysis and machine learning to identify which articles are real versus fake news.
CODE BACKGroup project where we performed sentiment analysis to analyze text discover insights from the book entitled History of Amherst College during the First Half Century. We also built an R Shiny App to build off the other insights we found from the text.
Contributors: Clara Seo
CODE Shiny App BACKFor this project I focused on comparing multiple different machine learning algorithms to see which model would do the best job of predicting of who would get into graduate school. The models I chose to compare were a logistic regression model, a support vector machine model, and a decision tree model on my dataset.
CODE BACKGroup project where we tried to predict cancer types based on RNA expressions. We performed both supervised and unsupurvised learning technqiues to see which would do the best job of predicting different cancer types.
Contributors: John Festa, Arnav Parikh
CODE BACK


| Height | Age | Transactions | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waiting for blocks... | |||
| {{b.height}} | {{humanSince(b.time)}} | {{b.txlength}} | {{b.size}} |
| Hash | Value Out | |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting for transactions... | ||
| {{tx.txid}} | {{$root.currency.getConvertion(tx.valueOut) || tx.valueOut + ' CRE'}} |
It features a never before seen Proof of Work / Proof of Deposit mining system which allows miners to prepare mining deposits in order to achieve more efficient mining. This feature insures that not only raw hashing power alone can be used to a miners advantage, and after block 33000 full migration to the Proof of Deposit system will occur and the network will require Credits [CRE] mining deposits in order to achieve maximum mining efficiency.
Credits [CRE] is an open sourced coin and all source code is available via github.com: Credits [CRE] source code
This block explorer is still in development, we are working on making the recent transactions functional, as well as providing address-lookup capabilities.
{{blocks.allblocks[0]}}
| Block height | Block time | Average block time (last 5) |
|---|---|---|
| {{b.height+1}} | {{b.blockTimeSum}} {{b.timeType}} | {{b.averageTime5}} |


--- layout: post title: Bash Fork Retry Resoucrce Temporary author: Galuh D Wijatmiko categories: [Troubleshot] tags: [Service] ---
This is commonly caused by running out of file descriptors.
There are different file descriptor limits.
There is the systems total file descriptor limit, what do you get from the command:
CODE: SELECT ALL
sysctl fs.file-nr
From this command you will get 3 numbers. First is the number of used file descriptor the second is the number of allocated but not used file descriptor and the last is the system max file descriptor. If either of the first two numbers are new otr at the third you need to increase the number of file descriptors for the system of find out what is consuming them.
If the total of the used system file descriptors is not near the max it may be a user limit.

To find out how many file descripters are in use by a user run the command:
CODE: SELECT ALL
lsof -u UID 2>/dev/null | wc -l
So now if you are having a system file descriptor limit issue you will need to edit your /etc/sysctl.conf file and add, or modify it it already exists, a line with fs.file-max and set it to a value large enough to deal with the number of file descriptors you need and reboot.
The line would look somehting like:
CODE: SELECT ALL
fs.file-max = 204708
If it is a individual users file descriptor limit then you will have to update the users limits in the /etc/security/limits.conf file with an entry like:
CODE: SELECT ALL
UID soft nofile 4096
UID hard nofile 10240
Once again you will have to replace UID with the user ID of the account with the issue.
Another possibility is too many threads. We just ran into this error message when running a test harness against an app that uses a thread pool. We used
watch -n 5 -d “ps -eL | wc -l”
to watch the ongoing count of Linux native threads running within the given Java process ID. After this hit about 1,000 (for us–YMMV), we started getting the error message you mention.


HBLibOpener Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | HBLibOpener.h |
Overview
The HBLibOpener class provides the ability to manually register a handler with Opener from a tweak, as well as the ability to check if a handler has been disabled by the user.
+ sharedInstance
Returns the shared instance of the HBLibOpener class.
+ (instancetype)sharedInstance
Return Value
The shared instance of the HBLibOpener class.
Declared In
HBLibOpener.h
– registerHandler:error:
Allows you to register a handler with libopener.
- (BOOL)registerHandler:(HBLOHandler *)handler error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
handler |
A handler to be registered. See HBLOHandler. |
|---|---|
error |
A pointer to an error object. If an error occurs, this pointer is set to an error object containing the error information. You may specify nil for this parameter if you do not want the error information. |
Return Value
YES if the handler was registered successfully. Returns NO if an error occurred.
Discussion
You should call this from all processes that link against the
MobileCoreServices framework (com.apple.MobileCoreServices
). See the
Cydia Substrate documentation
for details on filter plists.
Declared In
HBLibOpener.h
– registerHandlerWithName:block:
Raises an exception.
- (BOOL)registerHandlerWithName:(NSString *)name block:(id)block
Parameters
name |
Unused. |
|---|---|
block |
Unused. |
Return Value
Never returns.
Discussion
Supported in SpringBoard only. Deprecated in Opener 2.0. Removed in Opener 3.0. Use bundles or registerHandler:error: instead.
The old handler API is deprecated. Links in web views are not supported. Migrate to the new API as soon as possible.
Declared In
HBLibOpener.h
– handlerIsEnabled:
Returns whether a handler is enabled or disabled.
- (BOOL)handlerIsEnabled:(NSString *)handler
Parameters
handler |
The identifier of the handler. |
|---|
Return Value
YES if the handler is enabled, or uses a custom Preferences list controller. Returns NO if the handler has been disabled by the user in the Opener section of Settings.
Declared In
HBLibOpener.h


Security Advisory: Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities in Impero Education Pro (II)
Overview
Impero Education Pro is "a single, feature rich solution combining network management, desktop management and classroom management software for education".
Issues in Impero Education Pro, version 5.0.03 to 5.1.04, can be exploited to cause remote command execution on every client.
Disclosure note
The vendor was not amused at our last security advisory because full disclosure was opted for instead of co-ordinated disclosure. They responded with a cease-and-desist letter from their lawyers.
This time, we decided to inform them of the new vulnerabilities outlined in this advisory before public release.
So we arranged for 9001 copies of the advisory and proof-of-concept to be delivered to their office in person. They were not amused either. There is just no winning, is there? See below for a video of the delivery.
Issues
The week after the vulnerabilities in version 5.0.03 and below were disclosed, the vendor released a hotfix to work around the issue. The hotfix adds additional authentication that is needed to access the ECHO
command; a static security-by-obscurity challenge-response system that is only a little less trivial to implement.
A client with this new authentication algorithm implemented can connect to a server that implements it and continue to exploit the previously discovered vulnerabilities.
Privilege Escalation (leading to Remote Code Execution)
Due to a static security-by-obscurity weak authentication algorithm, all clients are able to send client commands to other clients via the ECHO
command, which can only be accessed after performing the authentication algorithm. This can be used to execute system commands.
The authentication algorithm does not require the client to know any secrets or passphrases - only knowledge of the algorithm itself is needed to authenticate.
Authentication algorithm
The static authentication algorithm is as follows.
- Create a SHA512 hash of some random data, encode it as hexits, and send to the server
AUTHENTICATE_L1
, with the argument being the hash. - The server should send back a
CHALLENGE_L1
command, with one argument which is a hexit-encoded SHA512 hash of random data that it created. (Side note: in the server implementation, a non-cryptographically secure PRNG is used.) - Concatenate together the hash that the server sent back, the string
{edbe23f3-eeda-49ef-9155-9bab8f584c55},{b40121e9-bb21-47c2-9ff7-4cbb09ec06a8}753f
, and the hash that we sent to the server, and make a SHA512 hash of this string. We call this hashhash one
. - Apply 1000 rounds of SHA512 on
hash one
, to createhash two
. Store the hash in both raw binary data and as hexits. - Brute force a SHA512 hash based on the raw binary data of
hash two
. This should be done by finding an integeri
(iterating from 0), encoding it in hexadecimal form, concatenating it to the raw binary data ofhash two
, hashing it (SHA512(hashtwo.hex(i))
) and comparing the first two bytes of the resulting hash andhash one
. If they are equal, the resulting hash becomeshash three
, which should be stored as raw binary data. Yes, bruteforcing is actually a part of the authentication algorithm - presumably as some kind of proof-of-work. - Brute force another SHA512 hash based on the raw binary data of
hash two
. This is done the same as previously in step 5, excepthash two
should be contatenated to the hexadecimal encoded integer (SHA512(hex(i).hashtwo)
), and the last two bytes should be compared; if they are equal, the generated hash becomeshash four
, which should be stored as raw binary data. Concatenatehash three
andhash four
together, and create a SHA512 hash of the resulting byte array, to createhash five
, which should be stored as hexits. - Take the first 0x10 bytes from the
hash five
hexit string, and from now on use it as the protocol communication AES key. Similarly, take the last 0x10 bytes from the hexit string, and use it as the new initialisation vector. - Using the new key/IV, send to the server
RESPONSE_L1
, with the argument being the hexit encodedhash two
. - The server should send a
SERVER_AUTH_L1
command with the argumentOK
. - Send the server a
CLIENT_AUTH_L1
command with no argument. The server does not respond to this command; after the command is sent, the client is fully authenticated.
Affected Versions
5.0.08+ and 5.1.02+.
Solution
Uninstallation of Impero Education Pro will prevent exploitation of these issues. The researchers cannot sanction any mitigations except to remove this software definitively from any affected devices.


---
layout: post
title: 'For those about to support a triathlete: we salute you!'
date: '2012-10-03T10:15:00.000-04:00'
author: Bob Sica
tags:
- Quote
- triathlon
- spouses
- multisport
- obsession
modified_time: '2013-08-01T16:06:03.712-04:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4599947215754335931.post-2638082120724593741
blogger_orig_url: http://blog.bobsica.com/2012/10/for-those-about-to-support-triathlete.html
---
If endurance athletes are crazy, what does that make the people who love them? Patience and understanding incarnate, with a little crazy mixed in as well.
After having to watch an Ironman cheers to Mrs S for all her support this and previous seasons. The odd trip to an exotic local (Kelowna counts, right?) makes it all worthwhile, right?
Does Your Partner Support Your Training? | Active.com


--- layout: post date: 2011-03-26 time: "09:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: And I'm on a Horse tags: ["Content", "Noticed"] ---
Patrick Mackenzie (whom I've never met) gave a good lightning talk at the Business of Software that sums up a lot of what we haven't done for Software Carpentry. Any reworking of the material really (really) has to be built around what you (the researchers) need, rather than what we (the programmers) know.


Game
This is a modified jumbotron that occupies the entire horizontal space of its parent.
Feature
This is a modified jumbotron that occupies the entire horizontal space of its parent.
Journey with my hero
This is a modified jumbotron that occupies the entire horizontal space of its parent.
Apa kata mereka?
This is a modified jumbotron that occupies the entire horizontal space of its parent.


--- layout: post title: no title date: '2017-01-29T10:30:32+01:00' categories: - Sketches picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/156537152050 ---


Use the admin webapp to teach him the answers to common HR, IT, and other FAQs.
Invite your Luno bot to your team’s dedicated help channel in Slack.
Watch your Luno bot work. He’ll automatically escalate questions to you if he gets stumped.


{{user.status}}
Followers: 302
Ratings: 4/5
This demonstrates my skills in fashion design and consultancy.
Ended Date:
{{user.name}} plays for {{data.teams[event.userTeamID].name}}


Async Clipboard API
Notes:
| Augmented Reality (AR) | Implemented behind the experimental flag chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features . |
| Encrypted Media (EME) | May succeed without permission depending on the implementation. Attempts to use known key systems. (See the source for the list of supported key systems.) |
| Async Clipboard |
These buttons test the new Async Clipboard API.
Note that these tests are different from the "Copy" button on this page, which uses the old (synchronous) execCommand method to write to the clipboard.
This feature is implemented behind the experimental flag chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features .
To enable the Content Settings UX for setting clipboard permission, you'll also need to enable chrome://flags/#clipboard-content-setting
Note: Only available for secure connections (https). |
| WebAuthn Attestation | After pressing the button, you may need to touch your security key before you can see an attestation prompt. |
| Device Orientation/Motion | May succeed without permission request depending on the implementation. |


I can be triggered when I find a problem difficult and I am unsure how to figure it out. I found it interesting when I read “Triggers are also very often connected to a perceived inadequacy about ourselves that is a source of pain to us, sort of like a raw nerve”. This really resonated with me as at the moment I am feeling like I don’t know/ understand enough. This can mean that if I don’t fully understand a problem or there are things in the problem that I haven’t learnt yet, it can causes a disproportionate emotional response and I can start to doubt myself and my ability.
I found this exercise interesting. When a situation has passed it is easier for me to reflect on it in a nonjudgmental way and this was the case with this exercise. However, when a situation is happening in the present, I find it hard to take the emotion out of it. If I was to do the Siberian North Railroad practice during a present situation I think I would find it really difficult to be non judgmental.


| Reomol TOP General Information
-
| Synonyms: |
TOP, TOF; Trioctyl phosphate; Tri-(2-ethylhexyl) phosphate; 2-ethylhexyl di2-ethylhexyl phosphate |
| Molecular Formula: |
C24H51O4P |
| CAS Registry No.: |
78-42-2 |
| Chemical Category: |
Phosphates |
Usage and Performance Characteristics
-
| Manufacturer: |
Great Lakes Chemical Corporation |
| Used for Polymeric Materials: |
PVC, PU, NBR, SBR |
Physical Properties
-
| Aggregate State at 25°C: |
Liquid |
| Boiling Point, °C: |
215.0 @ 0.53 kPa |
| Density, kg/m3: |
918.7 (20°C) |
| Kinematic Viscosity, cSt: |
2.5 (100°C) |
| Vapor Density, relative to H2: |
14.95 |
| Vapor Pressure, kPa: |
<0.00133 (20°C) |
Chemical Properties
-
| Acid Number, mg KOH/g: |
<0.20 |
| Solubility in Water at 25°C, g/L: |
<0.1 |
Optical Properties
-
| Color: |
Colorless to pale yellow |
| Color, Platinum-Cobalt Scale: |
100 |
| Refractive Index: |
1.442 (n25D) |
Hazard-Related Data
-
| OSHA Hazard Class: |
Considered a hazardous substance |
| UN Risk Phrases: |
36/38,58 |
| UN Safety Phrases: |
24,35,39,401 |
| Autoignition Temperature, °C: |
370 |
| Flash Point Temperature, °C: |
195 |
| HMIS Personal protection: |
Safety goggles, chemically resistant gloves, skin protection |
Environmental Parameters
-
| Octanol-Water Partition Coeff., log Kow: |
4.2 |
| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
2.65 |
Aquatic Toxicity
-
| Daphnia Magna, mg/L: |
>42 (96-h LC50) |
Animal Toxicity
-
| Rabbit Dermal, LD50, mg/kg: |
>20,000 |
| Rat Inhalation, LC50, mg/kg: |
457.0 (3h) |
| Rat Oral, LD50, mg/kg: |
>40,000 |
Plasticizers Database (2nd Electronic Edition) Copyright © 2004 by ChemTec Publishing |


New Breadfruit Trees Planted in Jamaica
December, 2009. Trees That Feed Foundation ("TTFF") was pleased to introduce a new variety of breadfruit tree to Jamaica. TTFF, worked in collaboration with The Jamaican Rural Agricultural Development Agency (RADA), the
Breadfruit Institute at the National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG), Hawaii and Cultivaris, a San Diego, CA nursery firm that has been selected by NTBG to apply the newly discovered cloning of breadfruit to provide large volumes of plants. We believe that this is the first new variety of breadfruit introduced to Jamaica since Captain Bligh in 1793.
The Ma'afala variety, native to Samoa, is highly valued as a food and export crop. This first batch of trees was planted at Orange River Research Station in Jamaica, so that scientists can study their local adaptability and productivity. If this variety behaves as in its native Samoa it is expected to bear fruit at a different season than the five varieties currently in Jamaica, and is a much shorter tree, making it less vulnerable to hurricanes and more adaptable to orchard growing. The trees are intended for the local and export fresh fruit markets, for manufacture of gluten-free flour and for making of breadfruit chips. Among the first beneficiaries of subsequent shipments of Ma’afala is a project co-sponsored by TTFF, Rotary and PACE, a Canadian aid organization. This project will provide plants for Basic schools in Jamaica as a part of a nutrition program.
The economics appear strong. The trees bear fruit after only 3 years and live 70 years or more. Based on cost and estimated production, payback will be rapid and the return on investment should be high. Donations to TTFF will have a high impact on the local economy.
It was an exciting time for us as we saw these new trees being planted. We had help from Jamaican agricultural experts who understood the potential value for the local economy.
Especially to Mr. Zavier Gray who takes photos of the plants and email them to us regularly from his cell phone. Also thanks to Mr. Joseph Johnson, Mr. Keith Thomas, Mr. Adrian Burk, Mr. Seymour Webster, Mrs. Lenria Harris, Mr. Keith Thomas and Dr. Vincent Wright of Northern Caribbean University.
Trees That Feed Foundation hopes to expand the program in 2010.
The photo of the young Breadfruit Ma'afala plants shows our plans for 250 of these plants that are to be shipped
to Jamaica in August 2010.
Some of these will be planted in
Basic schools.
Our partners in the project are:
PACE Canada, the Rotary Clubs of
Jamaica.Our contacts are Oliver Green Director for The Rotary Club of Ocho Rios 2010
and Mrs.Cathy Henry, Public Relations Director for The Rotary Club of St. Catharines, South Ontario, Canada and member of PACE Canada, 2010
To read more about PACE Canada and what they do for education in Jamaica visit www.pacecanada.org.
To make an electronic donation via PayPal please click the donate button:


Morphic was developed as a tool to answer ecological questions as part of a study by Leighton et al. (2016)1.
Morphic is a work in progress, please contact the authors<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you wish to use it.
Morphic is a tool that helps you analyse images it capture from Google Images. To use Morphic you first need to determine what information you need from the images. To gather this information you create a survey that will be filled out once for each of the images Morphic has captured.
Morphic is an open source project which is GPL v2.0 licensed. This means that you are free to use the source code as well as modify and redistribute it, as long as you also open source your own code. The authors request that you contact us<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you wish to use Morphic in your own project so that we can discuss fair attribution and citation.
The first step in using Morphic is to create a short relevant survey, to fill out per image. This survey will be used to capture the required information to answer your question.
You need to name your survey, and you can optionally add a descriptive comment which will be displayed next to the name to help you tell surveys apart.
Next, you need to add fields to your survey. A field is a question to be answered each time the survey is filled out. The field can be:
Currently there is no way to edit a survey once it is created. This feature is under development. For now, please make sure that your survey is contains all neccesarry fields before clicking 'Create Survey'.
An important first step is to install the morphic Chrome extension available here.
Now that you have a survey, you need to gather some images from Google Images. This is done by performing an Google Image search and using each image in the search results page. To do this you 'Add search' on the 'Searches' tab of the survey. When you first make a survey, you will also automatically be navigated to the 'Add search' form. One again you name the search and also optionally provide a descriptive comment. Next enter a 'Search Query'. This will be entered into Google Images when the search is performed. Morphic will actually perform a real image search on your behalf, so you can test out your search query using Google Images.
Once you have added a search you run it by clicking 'Run Search' which will open Google Images in a new tab. Don't do anything. Morphic will automatically close this tab and return you to your search results when the search is finished.
Now that you have images associated with your survey, you can begin to analyse them by navigating to the 'Search Results' tab and clicking on a search result and completing the survey for that image. Once you have filled in survey you can tag it as one of 'Done', 'Revisit' or 'Not Usable'. To save your additions, click Save or use one of the macros on the navigation bar, which tag the survey, save the fields and also navigate to the next image.
Exporting your data is the last step. Once you are satisfied you have gathered enough results go to your survey and navigate to the 'Export Results' tab. Then click the 'Export Results' button which will start a download in your browser. This file will be a newline delimited csv with your suvery field labels as the header and one row per search result.


This is my diploma thesis and will be about containerizing microservices, test them by jenkins and deploy them to azure.
Author: Johanna Rührig


influenza viruses virus Hemisphere {border-style A(HN) px;} #ffffff;} Influenza Southern activity vaccine A(HN)pdm U.S. Northern (.%) C.a Health Surveillance United persons subclade –September B/Victoria belonged health lineage px; seasonal surveillance treatment {font-family National aged font-size vaccination viruses, CDC States antigenically available double; public recommendations risk season viruses. States, VA. World acid antiviral border-color border-width care circulate circulating however, including information months randomized reduced reported solid; specimens swine {font-style {font-weight (including B/Yamagata Center Infect VA-Del antisera associated bold children clade component component. contained controlled courier; data differences early em; human illness infection international late low neuraminidase oseltamivir predominant predominating pt;} recommended respiratory similar temperate tested


Key generation finished.
To encrypt message, enter message so url looks like this:
.../start/encrypt?message=YOURMESSAGE
To decrypt message, enter message so url looks like this:
.../start/decrypt?message=ENCRYPTEDMESSAGE
To generate new key, clear your cookies or restart browser


Match Play. Red trails 1-3 to 5. How should Red play 52?
pips Red=117 White=168
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Virtually any other roll was better than this 52. Red wants White to give up a key point to hit and so 10/8, 10/5 is much better than 13/6, which allows White to hit with aces at no cost.
I expected 10/8, 10/5 to win the rollout. In fact, I never considered the best play (albeit only just) which is 6/1*, 5/3. What a Double tiger! The play puts pressure on White will keeping the rest of Red’s structure intact.
The key point here is to learn to consider 6/1*, 5/3 as a candidate play even if you don’t play it.
Now be honest, did you even think of 6/1*, 5/3?
I expected 10/8, 10/5 to win the rollout. In fact, I never considered the best play (albeit only just) which is 6/1*, 5/3. What a Double tiger! The play puts pressure on White will keeping the rest of Red’s structure intact.
The key point here is to learn to consider 6/1*, 5/3 as a candidate play even if you don’t play it.
Now be honest, did you even think of 6/1*, 5/3?
1. Cubeful 2-ply 6/1* 5/3 Eq.: +0.514 0.593 0.164 0.005 - 0.407 0.103 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 10/8 10/5 Eq.: +0.478 (-0.035) 0.570 0.169 0.007 - 0.430 0.105 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/6 Eq.: +0.466 (-0.047) 0.566 0.167 0.006 - 0.434 0.095 0.003 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 13/8 Eq.: +0.412 (-0.101) 0.546 0.160 0.006 - 0.454 0.124 0.005 5. Cubeful 0-ply 13/11 6/1* Eq.: +0.362 (-0.151) 0.517 0.164 0.005 - 0.483 0.142 0.009


§206J-10 Public projects. Any project or activity of any public agency of the State in the Aloha Tower complex shall be constructed, renovated, or improved in consultation with the development corporation and the department of transportation. [L 1981, c 236, pt of §1; ree L 1986, c 146, §7]


Projectile Vomit
Projections and visuals collective
eyes noses and teeth
Vomitwheel
The vomitwhell, showcasing a teaser of Projectile Vomit works will be uploaded soon.


Department Head: Paul F. O'Rourke In the language program, we address, from the outset, the philosophical and linguistic elements of language learning. The essential focal point and goal of this program is for students to undertake a study of fluency in the language of a specific culture. We currently teach classical Latin, ancient Greek, Mandarin Chinese, and French. Language learning provides students with a growing understanding of the culture and, specifically, the people who think and speak in that language: in other words, insight into the “English-speaking mind,” the “Chinese-speaking mind,” or the “Latin-speaking mind.” Language study is rigorous and exacting, extending beyond mere phraseology, verb conjugations, and simple communications. At Pierrepont, students learn another language so that they may read the best that has been written in that language. The languages that we offer have a rich literary tradition. Both Greek and Latin literature offer students an array of seminal works that form the foundation of much of the important literature of Western culture. Chinese has a literary tradition that reaches back thousands of years, one that is abundant in works that bridge the gap between ancient and modern China. French, likewise, has a long and complex literary history. The program begins with a year-long course in comparative grammar that is designed to prepare the students for the intensive language courses that follow. In the first semester, we embark on a rigorous survey of English grammar: individual parts of speech and their range of grammatical application, then phrases and clauses and their syntactical function(s) in an English sentence. Having covered that work, we then engage in a study of rudimentary Latin syntax, again covering words, phrases, and clauses with an eye towards examining the similarities and differences in English and Latin thought structure. A successful conclusion of this course allows the students to begin serious and intensive foreign language study without the overcast shadow of “experimentation.” The books that form the curriculum of this course, used for more than a decade at St. Ann’s School in Brooklyn, were written by the head of the humanities program at Pierrepont. Latin begins with a two-year study of grammar, syntax and vocabulary. The curricular materials that serve as the underpinning for the Latin courses were also created by the head of the humanities program. By the end of the second year of study, students are introduced to excerpted writings of ancient Roman authors, like Cicero, Catullus, Ovid, Caesar, Sallust, and Martial. The reading of these authors continues into the third year. In the spring of that year, students begin a comprehensive reading of Vergil’s Aeneid that continues throughout the fourth year. Subsequent courses are dedicated to the study of specific genres, such as Lyric and Elegaic Poetry, Latin Philosophical Writings, and Comedy and Satire. Ancient Greek follows the same arc as Latin. After an intensive three-four semester study of grammar, syntax, and vocabulary, students undertake the reading of a range of Greek authors like Herodotus, Xenophon and Plato. The courses that follow are dedicated to specific genres or authors such as Greek Tragedy, Homer, and Plato. Chinese was chosen, among other reasons, for the visual aspect of its calligraphy. It begins not only with a study of the spoken language, but with an emphasis on the characters that are critical to reading and writing. This emphasis on a balanced fluency continues in each successive year with the set objective of reading both contemporary and classical Chinese literature. For the last few years, French has also been offered. The students eligible for this course are currently studying two languages in which they have demonstrated ample mastery. For course offerings, click here.
|


AngularJS App
Click [Edit User] here or in legacy app to edit user
Edit User
Now go and edit user in legacy app...
Edit User
Id:
Username:
Email:
User was edited by AngularJS app!
Click [Next >>] to edit user in legacy app
Next >>
Hermy Log:
from
{{message.metadata.$from}}
type
{{message.metadata.$type}}
body
{{message.body | json}}


I'm Muneeb, CEO & Co-founder of Blockstack PBC (YC S14). Blockstack is a decentralized computing network. We currently have 165+ apps built on top (https://blockstack.org). Today we're launching Stacks to the public, the first SEC-qualified crypto token offering.First, a litt...


Did you find this page useful? Do you have a suggestion? Give us feedback or send us a pull request on GitHub.
First time using the AWS CLI? See the User Guide for help getting started.
[ aws ]


Dgame.System.Mouse
- abstract class Mouse;
- Represent the Mouse
- alias Cursor = SDL_Cursor*;
- Shorthand for SDL_Cursor*
- enum Button: ubyte;
- Supported mouse buttons
- Left
- Middle
- Right
- X1
- X2
- Other
- enum State: ubyte;
- Supported mouse states
- Released
- Pressed
- enum MotionStates: ubyte;
- Supported mouse motion states
- LMask
- MMask
- RMask
- X1Mask
- X2Mask
- static Cursor create(ref Surface srfc, short x, short y);
- Creates a cursor at the given positions with the given Surface.
- static Cursor create(const ubyte* data, const ubyte* mask, ushort width, ushort height, short x, short y);
- Creates a cursor from pixel data.
See:
http:
//wiki.libsdl.org/moin.fcg/SDL_CreateCursor
- static void destroyCursor(Cursor cursor);
- Destroys the given cursor.
- static void setCursor(Cursor cursor);
- Set a new cursor.
- static Cursor getCursor();
- Returns the current cursor.
- static uint getState(int* x = null, int* y = null);
- Returns the mouse state and (if y and y aren't null) the current position.
See:
Mouse.State enum
- static uint getRelativeState(int* x = null, int* y = null);
- Returns the relative mouse state and (if y and y aren't null) the relative position.
This means the difference of the positions since the last call of this method.
See:
Mouse.RelativeState enum
- static bool hasState(Button btn);
- Returns if the given button is pressed.
See:
Mouse.Button
- static bool hasRelativeState(Button btn);
- static int[2] getCursorPosition();
- Returns the cursor position as static array.
- static void showCursor(bool enable);
- Enable or disable that the cursor is shown on the window.
- static void setCursorPosition(short x, short y);
- Set the cursor position inside the window.
- alias warp = setCursorPosition;
- Alias for setting cursor position
- static bool hasRelativeMouse();
- Returns if the Relative mouse mode is enabled/supported.
- static bool enableRelativeMouse(bool enable);
- Tries to enable/disable the relative mouse mode.
Page generated by Ddoc.


L.M.Gümilev :Eski Türkler, trans:Ahsen Batur, Selenge yayınları, İstanbul, 2002, ISBN 975-7856-39-8, OCLC 52822672, pp.561-564
Beckwith, Christopher I. Empires of the Silk Road: a History of Central Eurasia From the Bronze Age to the Present. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2011.
Baumer, Cristoph. The History of Central Asia The Age of the Silk Roads. I.B. Tauris : New York, 2014.
Christian, David (1998). A History of Russia, Central Asia, and Mongolia, Volume I. Blackwell Publishers. ISBN 0-631-20814-3.


I think one of the concepts that I have been struggling the most with in the past couple of weeks, is not a coding concept at all. I have been thinking about where to spend my time when learning to code. I currently have a full time job, a couple of side projects, and I spend 20 hours a week in my Full Stack Web Development program. I also want to spend time with my family and take care of myself (imagine that, I like to eat). I have a lot to do, and not as many hours in the day as I would like. I’m not claiming to be an expert by any means, but I’ve put together a list of a few things I strive to do to keep myself on track:
- Schedule everything - I live by my google calendar. If I have an appointment, I put it on my google calendar so I don’t forget about it. Why not do the same for work I need to get done? If I put it on my calendar for a specific time, I will make time to “show up” for that project.
- Say “NO” - I have found that if I spend the majority of my time and energy on the tasks that I WANT to be doing, and not things I feel like I HAVE to do, I am a much happier person. This means saying “no” to tasks you don’t feel drawn to. Just because someone asked you to do it, does not mean you have to accept.
- Know when to move on - When I am stuck, sometimes the best thing to do is move on and come back to it. I could spend hours and hours looking at three lines of code and never seeing what is wrong, but sometimes if you step away and work on something else, you can come back to it later with fresh perspective.
- Make enough time to recharge - You will be so much more productive if you take care of yourself. If you get enough sleep, eat balanced meals, and make enough time to recharge you will not only feel better but you will be better at your work.
Hopefully, making this list will inspire me to be better with my time. These are things that I strive to do all the time, but just like everything else, some days are easier than others, so don’t forget to give yourself some slack, and listen to your body. If you are working too hard, take a break, you will be able to accomplish so much more if you listen to your body.


That there is no wrong way to learn new things there are just different ways but it all comes down to the perspective of the other team members
I feel that it means that you're kind to others around you but also yourself as you can be your own worse enemy, also you are aware of your own limitations and the limitations of others around you when your working in a team or group project
That I was able to learn something new from scratch and take on bored what I'm learning and then use these skills outside of class
Having an open mind and relizing that I'm learning some new from scrtach
To give us a better understanding of working in groups and helping us learn information for when we start working to make us better workers and coders
Yes and no I feel like it's a useful skill to have but also at the same time I feel like the extra time I could have been practicing my coding abilities


Id: 29
Name: Baby Legs
Status: Alive
Species: Human
Type: Human with baby legs
Gender: Male
OriginName: unknown
OriginUrl:
LocationName: Interdimensional Cable
LocationUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/6
Image: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/avatar/29.jpeg
Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/8']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/29
Created: 2017-11-05T09:06:19.644Z


|
||||||||||
| PREV CLASS NEXT CLASS | FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||||
| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD |
java.lang.Object poker.GameInfo
public class GameInfo
Stores all of the info defining a single game of poker. This includes information of the game's players and the cards which are/were dealt. This class can be used to both archive a game's history and its state in progress. This class is a little messy, as it's been incrementally modified over many years.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
LOG_DIR
|
static boolean |
USE_REVERSE_BLINDS
|
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
GameInfo()
Default Constructor |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
boolean |
activePlayer(int seat)
Test if a player at a specific position is active in the game. |
void |
addWinner(java.lang.String name)
Add a player to the list of winners |
int |
advanceCurrentPlayer()
Advance the current player to the next active player in the game. |
void |
allInPass()
the player is all-in, so passes on his action. |
double |
ante(int seat)
Make a player post the ante for the hand. |
double |
bigBlind()
Big Blind the current player |
double |
call()
Call the current player |
boolean |
canRaise()
Determine if the current player is allowed to raise. |
boolean |
canRaise(PlayerInfo pi)
Determine if the player is allowed to raise. |
void |
clearSeat(int seat)
|
void |
copy(GameInfo gi)
Do a deep copy of the given GameInfo. |
void |
flop(Card c1,
Card c2,
Card c3)
Proceed to stage FLOP |
boolean |
fold()
Fold the current player |
void |
gameOver()
Report the end of the game and log player and game history. |
double |
getAmountToCall(int seat)
Get the amount a player must call to stay in |
double |
getAnte()
Get the ante amount for the game |
java.util.ArrayList |
getBetList()
A list containing the size of each bet/raise made through the hand. |
double |
getBetSize()
Get the current size of the bet. |
double |
getBetsToCall(int seat)
Get the number of bets a player must call to stay in |
double |
getBigBet()
Get the size of a big bet (usually double the big-blind). |
int |
getBigBlindSeat()
|
double |
getBigBlindSize()
Get the size of a big blind. |
Hand |
getBoard()
obtain a Hand containing the board cards. |
Card |
getBoardCard(int i)
Obtain the nth card on the table |
int |
getButton()
|
PlayerInfo |
getCurrentPlayerInfo()
|
java.lang.String |
getCurrentPlayerName()
|
int |
getCurrentPlayerSeat()
|
double |
getEligiblePot(int playerID)
Get the amount in the pot, a player is eligble for |
int |
getFirstPlayerAfterButton()
Find the seat of the first player in the game after the button. |
PlayerInfo |
getFirstPlayerWithMostIn()
Find the first player who has the most invested in the pot. |
NChoose2IntTable |
getHandRanks()
Returns a 52x52 array of hand rank values for every hand against the current board; |
int |
getID()
|
Pot |
getMainPot()
Get the main Pot object. |
double |
getMinRaise()
Get the minimum raise amount. |
int |
getNumActivePlayers()
|
int |
getNumActivePlayersNotAllIn()
Get the number of players in the hand that still have chips |
int |
getNumberOfAllInPlayers()
Get the number of players in the hand who are all-in. |
int |
getNumPlayers()
|
int |
getNumPlayersWithChips()
Get the number of players with chips left |
int |
getNumRaises()
|
int |
getNumSeats()
The number of seats at the table. |
int |
getNumToAct()
Get the number of players left to act in the betting round. |
int |
getNumWinners()
|
PlayerInfo |
getPlayerInfo(int i)
Get a PlayerInfo by seat number |
PlayerInfo |
getPlayerInfo(java.lang.String name)
Given a name, obtain the PlayerInfo object for that player |
java.lang.String |
getPlayerName(int p)
Get the player's name from a position |
int |
getPlayerSeat(java.lang.String name)
From a name, find out a player's position |
java.util.ArrayList |
getPlayersInPot(double amountIn)
Get the number of players eligible to win the pot where the stakes for the pot are below the given amount. |
double |
getPot()
Get the total size of the pot, including all side pots |
double |
getRaiseAmount(double amountToRaise)
Return the amount the current player can raise, given the desired amount to raise. |
double |
getRake()
Get the amount raked from the pot |
NChoose2IntTable |
getRankTable(Hand board,
java.lang.String key)
|
java.lang.String |
getSequence()
Get the entire betting sequence of the hand. |
double |
getSmallBet()
Get the size of a small bet (the big-blind). |
int |
getSmallBlindSeat()
|
double |
getSmallBlindSize()
Get the size of a small blind. |
int |
getStage()
|
double |
getStakes()
Obtain the total amount players must have in the pot to stay in |
int |
getUnacted()
Obtain the number of opponents who have not yet acted in this betting round. |
java.lang.String |
getWinners()
|
boolean |
inGame(int seat)
Test if a player is in this game or not. |
boolean |
isFlop()
Get if the game is in the flop stage |
boolean |
isGameOver()
Check if the hand is over or not |
boolean |
isNoCapHU()
Get option to have no cap once it is heads-up |
boolean |
isNoLimit()
Determine if the game is no-limit |
boolean |
isPostFlop()
Get if the game is in a post-flop stage |
boolean |
isPreFlop()
Get if the game is in the pre-flop stage |
boolean |
isRiver()
Get if the game is in the river stage |
boolean |
isSimulation()
Determine if the game is in simulation mode. |
boolean |
isTurn()
Get if the game is in the turn stage |
boolean |
isZipMode()
Zip mode is a flag for bots to think at a reduced capacity where speed of play is valued over quality of decisions. |
PlayerInfo |
loadPlayerInfo(java.lang.String name)
Adds a new player to the game. |
void |
logGame()
Saves all bankrolls at the time of invokation. |
void |
moveButtonBack()
move the button back by one position. |
void |
muck(int seat)
Inform game info that a player has mucked. |
int |
nextActivePlayer(int seat)
Given a position, returns the position of the next active player |
int |
nextPlayer(int pos)
Get the seat of the next player after the given seat |
int |
nextSeat(int pos)
Get the next avaialbe seat number. |
void |
payPot(double amount,
PlayerInfo pi)
Pay an amount to the pot, from the given player |
boolean |
playerCommitted(int pos)
Test if a player has committed in the current betting round. |
int |
previousPlayer(int pos)
Get the seat of the previous player after the given seat |
double |
raise(double amountToRaise)
Raise the current player |
void |
removeAllPlayers()
Remove all the players from the game |
boolean |
removePlayer(java.lang.String name)
Remove a player from the game. |
double |
removeUncalledChips()
Remove all uncalled chips from the pot |
void |
revealHand(int n,
Card c1,
Card c2)
Reveal a players hand in a showdown. |
void |
revealHand(java.lang.String name,
Card c1,
Card c2)
Reveal a players hand in a showdown. |
void |
river(Card c)
Proceed to stage RIVER |
void |
rotateSeats(int hero)
Rotate the seats until the hero seat is in seat 0 |
boolean |
seatEmpty(int seat)
Test if a player is in this seat or not. |
void |
setAnte(double amount)
Set the amount each player must ante to play a hand |
void |
setBigBlindSeat(int i)
Set the position of the big blind seat. |
void |
setButton(int i)
Set the Button. |
void |
setCurrentPlayerSeat(int cp)
Set the current player seat |
void |
setID(int id)
Set the game ID for this hand |
void |
setLimits(double smallBlind,
double smallBet,
double bigBet)
Set the betting limits for the game. |
void |
setLimits(double smallBlind,
double smallBet,
double bigBet,
double ante)
|
void |
setLogDir(java.lang.String s)
Set the Log Directory used by all players for keeping logs |
void |
setNoCapHU(boolean val)
Set option to have no cap once it is heads-up |
void |
setNoLimit(boolean val)
|
boolean |
setPlayer(java.lang.String name,
int seat)
Insert a new player into the game. |
void |
setPot(double p)
Deprecated. Set the pot size |
void |
setRake(double amount)
Set the amount raked from the pot |
void |
setSimulation(boolean val)
Set simulation mode on or off |
void |
setSmallBlindSeat(int i)
Set the position of the small blind seat. |
void |
setZipMode(boolean val)
Zip mode is a flag for bots to think at a reduced capacity, where speed of play is valued over quality of decisions. |
double |
smallBlind()
Small Blind the current player. |
void |
startNewGame()
Before a new game is played, this should always be called. |
void |
startNewGame(int id)
Before a new game is played, this should always be called. |
void |
swapSeats(int i,
int j)
Swap two seats |
void |
turn(Card c)
Proceed to stage TURN |
boolean |
useReverseBlinds()
Find out if we should use reverse blinds or not. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static boolean USE_REVERSE_BLINDS
public java.lang.String LOG_DIR
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public GameInfo()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public void copy(GameInfo gi)
gi
- public void setLogDir(java.lang.String s)
s
- a directory path namepublic void setNoLimit(boolean val)
public boolean isNoLimit()
public boolean isSimulation()
public void setSimulation(boolean val)
public boolean isZipMode()
public void setZipMode(boolean val)
public boolean isNoCapHU()
public void setNoCapHU(boolean val)
public boolean inGame(int seat)
seat
- the seat of the player in question
public boolean seatEmpty(int seat)
seat
- the seat in question
public void startNewGame()
public void startNewGame(int id)
public PlayerInfo loadPlayerInfo(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the new player
public boolean setPlayer(java.lang.String name, int seat)
name
- the name of the new playerseat
- the position to insert at (0..numPlayers)
public void clearSeat(int seat)
public boolean removePlayer(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the player to remove
public void removeAllPlayers()
public int getButton()
public int getSmallBlindSeat()
public int getBigBlindSeat()
public void setAnte(double amount)
amount
- the ante amountpublic void setButton(int i)
i
- position to become buttonpublic void setSmallBlindSeat(int i)
i
- position to become the small blind (maybe dead)public void setBigBlindSeat(int i)
i
- position to become big blind (maybe dead)public double getSmallBlindSize()
public double getBigBlindSize()
public void setLimits(double smallBlind, double smallBet, double bigBet)
smallBlind
- the size of the small blindsmallBet
- the size of the small bet / big blindbigBet
- the size of the big betpublic void setLimits(double smallBlind, double smallBet, double bigBet, double ante)
public double getSmallBet()
public double getBigBet()
public int getStage()
public boolean isPreFlop()
public boolean isFlop()
public boolean isTurn()
public boolean isRiver()
public boolean isPostFlop()
public double getPot()
public void setPot(double p)
public int getID()
public void setID(int id)
id
- an int ID value for tracking the handpublic int getNumPlayers()
public int getNumActivePlayers()
public int getNumRaises()
public Card getBoardCard(int i)
i
- the card desired {0..4}
public Hand getBoard()
public int getPlayerSeat(java.lang.String name)
name
- the player's name
public java.lang.String getPlayerName(int p)
p
- the position
public java.lang.String getCurrentPlayerName()
public PlayerInfo getPlayerInfo(int i)
public PlayerInfo getPlayerInfo(java.lang.String name)
name
- the player's name
public PlayerInfo getCurrentPlayerInfo()
public int getCurrentPlayerSeat()
public void setCurrentPlayerSeat(int cp)
cp
- the seat to make current.public int advanceCurrentPlayer()
public int nextPlayer(int pos)
pos
- the specified seat
public int nextSeat(int pos)
pos
- the specified seat
public int previousPlayer(int pos)
pos
- the specified seat
public int nextActivePlayer(int seat)
seat
- specified position
public boolean activePlayer(int seat)
seat
- the position to check.
public double getMinRaise()
public void allInPass()
public boolean fold()
public void muck(int seat)
seat
- the seat to muckpublic double getAnte()
public double ante(int seat)
public double getRake()
public void setRake(double amount)
public double smallBlind()
public double bigBlind()
public double call()
public double getRaiseAmount(double amountToRaise)
amountToRaise
- the desired amount to raise.
public double raise(double amountToRaise)
amountToRaise
- the amount being raised
public java.util.ArrayList getBetList()
public void flop(Card c1, Card c2, Card c3)
c1
- table card 1c2
- table card 2c3
- table card 3public void turn(Card c)
c
- table card 4public void river(Card c)
c
- table card 4public void gameOver()
public boolean isGameOver()
public void logGame()
public void revealHand(java.lang.String name, Card c1, Card c2)
name
- the name of the playerc1
- the first cardc2
- the second cardpublic void revealHand(int n, Card c1, Card c2)
n
- the position of the playerc1
- the first cardc2
- the second cardpublic void addWinner(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the player.public java.lang.String getWinners()
public int getNumWinners()
public int getUnacted()
public int getFirstPlayerAfterButton()
public double getAmountToCall(int seat)
seat
- the seat of the player
public double getBetsToCall(int seat)
seat
- the seat of the player
public boolean playerCommitted(int pos)
pos
- the position of the player
public double getStakes()
public double getBetSize()
public NChoose2IntTable getHandRanks()
public NChoose2IntTable getRankTable(Hand board, java.lang.String key)
public int getNumToAct()
public java.lang.String getSequence()
public final int getNumSeats()
public boolean useReverseBlinds()
public void moveButtonBack()
public boolean canRaise()
public boolean canRaise(PlayerInfo pi)
public PlayerInfo getFirstPlayerWithMostIn()
public int getNumberOfAllInPlayers()
public int getNumActivePlayersNotAllIn()
public java.util.ArrayList getPlayersInPot(double amountIn)
amountIn
- the stakes for the pots to count
public double getEligiblePot(int playerID)
playerID
- the player ID
public Pot getMainPot()
public void payPot(double amount, PlayerInfo pi)
amount
- the amount to put in the potpi
- the player who is payingpublic double removeUncalledChips()
public int getNumPlayersWithChips()
public void rotateSeats(int hero)
hero
- public void swapSeats(int i, int j)
|
||||||||||
| PREV CLASS NEXT CLASS | FRAMES NO FRAMES | |||||||||
| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD |


Performance
We assessed the performance of regenie against 3 other programs for GWAS on large cohorts.
- BOLT-LMM Loh et al. (2015) Nature Genetics 47, 284–290 [Software]
- SAIGE - Zhou et al. (2018) Nature Genetics 50, 1335–1341[Software]
- fastGWA - Jiang et al. (2019) Nature Genetics 51, 1749–1755 [Software]
Full details for all the runs are available in our paper.
Quantitative traits
We ran regenie, BOLT-LMM and fastGWA on 3 quantitative phenotypes measured on white British UK Biobank participants (LDL, N=389,189; Body mass index [BMI], N=407,609; and Bilirubin, N=388,303) where testing was performed on 9.8 million imputed SNPs.
The Manhattan plots for all three phenotypes (see below) show good agreement between the methods with both regenie and BOLT-LMM resulting in stronger association signals relative to fastGWA at known peaks of association (note that in the plots, the scaling of the y-axis changes above the upper dashed line).
We assessed the computational requirements of all three methods using a larger set of 50 quantitative traits from the UK Biobank, looking at computational timings as well as memory usage. For regenie and BOLT LMM, 469,336 LD-pruned SNPs were used as model SNPs when fitting the null model (step 1) and for fastGWA, these SNPs were used to compute the sparse GRM (timing not included). Tests were performed on 11.4M imputed SNPs (step 2).
From the table above, regenie was 151x faster than BOLT-LMM in elapsed time for Step 1 and 11.5x faster for Step 2, which translated into $>$30x overall speed-up in terms of elapsed time. In addition, regenie had a maximum memory usage of 12.9 GB, which is mostly due to regenie only reading a small portion of the genotype data at a time, whereas BOLT-LMM required 50GB. regenie was 2.8x faster than fastGWA, but fastGWA is very memory efficient and used only a maximum of 2GB.
Binary traits
regenie was compared to BOLT-LMM and SAIGE on a set of four binary traits measured on white British UK Biobank participants (coronary artery disease [CAD], N=352,063, case-control ratio=1:11; glaucoma, N=406,927, case-control ratio=1:52; colorectal cancer, N=407,746, case-control ratio=1:97; and thyroid cancer, N=407,746, case-control ratio=1:660) and Step 2 testing was performed on 11.6 million imputed SNPs. A novel and fast approximate Firth correction was used in regenie as well as a SPA correction.
As seen in the Manhattan plots below (note that the scaling of the y-axis changes above the upper dashed line), all four approaches show very good agreement for the most balanced trait (CAD; case-control ratio=1:11), but as the fraction of cases decreases BOLT-LMM tends to give inflated test statistics. However both regenie with Firth and SPA corrections, as well as SAIGE, which uses SPA correction, are all robust to this inflation and show similar agreement for the associations detected.
We assessed the computational requirements of regenie and SAIGE using a larger set of 50 binary traits from the UK Biobank that have a range of different case-control ratios and distinct missing data patterns. 469,336 LD-pruned SNPs were used as model SNPs when fitting the null model (step 1) and tests were performed on 11.4M imputed SNPs (step 2). In step 1, regenie was run using LOOCV and for two traits SAIGE did not finish as it took longer than the 4-week limit. In step 2, the approximate Firth correction was used in regenie in addition to SPA correction.
From the table above, Step 1 of regenie was about 350x faster and required only $40\%$ of the memory used by SAIGE. In Step 2, regenie Firth and SPA were 2x and 3x faster than SAIGE in CPU time, respectively, but were 21x and 34x faster than SAIGE in elapsed time, respectively, which suggests that regenie makes better use of parallelization in this step. Overall, regenie using Firth correction was 8x faster than SAIGE in CPU hours and 26.8x faster in elapsed time.
All runs above were done on the same computing environment (16 virtual CPU cores of a 2.1GHz AMD EPYC 7571 processor, 64GB of memory, and 600GB solid-state disk).
Timings improvements in v2.2
We have several changes in regenie v2.2 to improve the computational efficiency:
- The genotype file reading in Step 1 is now multi-threaded for all supported formats (i.e. BED, PGEN, and BGEN) and uses a faster file reading implementation for BGEN v1.2 format with 8-bit encoding. From our timings experiments below, these changes helped reduce the CPU time by 40-60% depending on the input format.
Note that we used a small number of SNPs for Step 1 in our experiments (20K) so the timing improvement will not be as high in a real Step 1 run where ~500K SNPs would be used.
- We have improved the implementation of the score tests for binary traits to reduce the number of matrix operations performed and this reduced the CPU timings by ~60% from the previous version 2.0.2.
Note that there is an added memory cost of ~8NKP bytes [N=#samples; K=#covariates;P=#samples] so ~800MB extra for a UKB 500K run with 10 traits & 20 covariates.
- We have also made use of the sparsity of the genotype vector for rarer variants in Step 2 (more so with binary traits) and this reduced the timing in our experiments by ~20% on average.
In our experiments, common variants are defined as having MAF > 5% and rare variants are defined as having MAF < 1% and no correction (i.e. Firth/SPA) is used.
- We have added new options
--write-null-firth
and--use-null-firth
to reduce the timing of Step 2 with approximate Firth when ran in parallel jobs split in smaller chunks within chromosomes. More specifically,--write-null-firth
can be used in Step 1 to fit the null model for approximate Firth test and store the resulting estimates to file. Then in Step 2, specifying--use-null-firth
will re-use these parameter estimates to reduce the timing of the approximate Firth null model fitting. We thank Juha Karjalainen for suggesting this feature.
Note: in our timings experiments, the PGEN genotype file only includes hard-calls. We ran a single trait in regenie and each setting was replicated 5 times.
Gene-based testing
regenie v3.0 adds in a wide range of gene-based tests. We have performed simulation experiments to assess the calibration of the tests with quantitative and binary traits using real genetic data from the UK Biobank where we randomly selected 100,000 samples obtained from the set of white British participants (see the "Methods" section of the Regenie paper for details on phenotype simulation where we set the heritability to 20%).
Using whole exome sequencing data, we constructed variant sets incorporating functional annotations (LoF and missense, where missense vairants were predicted as deleterious using a score based on 5 in-silico algorithms), as well as allele frequency thresholds focusing on rarer variation (1%, 0.1% and 0.01%). The SKAT/ACAT tests were applied only to variant sets using a 1% or 0.01% AAF threshold and SBAT and BURDEN-ACAT joint tests combined all burden mask signals from the 1%, 0.1%, 0.01% and singleton thresholds. 1000 genes on even chromosomes were randonly selected and tested for association (causal variants were on odd chromosomes). The QQ plots below show the distribution p-values for each test across the different annotation categories (ran in Regenie v3.2).
Quantitative traits
Using a 1% allele frequency cutoff for the SKAT/ACAT tests.
Binary traits
We simulated highly imbalanced phenotypes with a disease prevalence of 1% (case-control ratio of 1:99) and applied Firth/SPA correction to the tests.
Using a 1% allele frequency cutoff for the SKAT/ACAT tests.
Using a 0.01% allele frequency cutoff for the SKAT/ACAT tests.


DIKSHA has a lot of digital content that is related to topics in your textbook.
To look for content that is relevant to you, use the ‘Browse Online’ feature. You can browse for content only when you are connected to the Internet.
DIKSHA has a lot of digital content that is related to topics in your textbook.
To search for content that is relevant to you, use the ‘Search’ feature. You can search for content when you are online or offline. You can search for content using the following options:
You can bring down the search results by using the various filter options available.
You can use the filter options such as Board, Medium, Class, Subject or Content Types and find specific content files.
For example, you can search for a Biology (Subject), textbook (Content Type), for Class IV, in English (Medium) under CBSE (Board)
QR code is the 6 digit code printed on the textbook. You can use this 6 digit code to search and find content linked with the textbook.
After you find content, use the ‘Download to My library’ option to download the content files to your library. You can play the downloaded content files at any time, even when you are offline.
You can also copy the downloaded content to your pendrive. All the files that you copy to your pendrive or computer are saved with a .ecar extension. For example, MATHS_01.ecar
The ‘My Library’ feature holds all the files that you have downloaded when you are online. You can play the content in your Library when you are online or offline.
You can also copy the downloaded files from your Library to a pendrive or any other external device.
The “Upload” feature allows you to upload content to the DIKSHA desktop application. You can upload DIKSHA content files (.ecar files) that you have copied in your ped drives.
For example, you can download and copy content files to your pen drive when you are online. You can upload these files from your pen drive to the desktop application and play the content files when there is no Internet.
Files may not get uploaded successfully if they are corrupted
If you face this problem:


Cell: PIECE_ID|LIFE|DAMAGE
Current Player: {{ state.currentPlayer | playerIDToString }}
Time Remaining: {{ timeRemaining.toStringAsFixed(1) }} seconds
Winner: {{ state.winner | playerIDToString }}


|
This tests inheritance of three properties: "fill", "stroke" and "stroke-width". There is a "g" element (id="G1") which sets fill="blue", stroke="red", and stroke-width="5". The first two rectangles on top should inherit all those properties. The middle left rectangle has fill="yellow" and stroke-width="2", it should inherit the stroke="red" from the parent container. The middle rectangle on the right has stroke="yellow", it should inherit fill and stroke-width from the parent "g". The bottom two rectangles are in another "g" element (id="G2") which is a child of "G1". "G2" sets fill="yellow". It should inherit the stroke and stroke width from the parent "G1". The two bottom rectangles set no fill or stroke properties, they should inherit through the parents, stroke="red" and stroke-width="5".
The rendered picture should match the reference image, except for possible variations in the labeling text (per CSS2 rules).
The test uses the "rect" element, as well as basic fill (solid primary colors), stroke (black 1-pixel lines), font-family (Arial) and font-size properties.


The prerequisite for receiving indications is at least one existing subscription on a CIMOM. It is out of the scope of this document to explain the creation of subscriptions. Please see the corresponding DMTF standards.
The delivery of indications reverses the roles of client and server. The CIMOM acts as HTTP client, the SBLIM CIM Client for Java as an HTTP server. The indication delivery is asynchronous and completely independent from an open client-to-CIMOM connection.
The following code snippet illustrates how to set up a simple indication listener.
/** * Starts a indication listener that dumps every received indication to System.out * @param port The TCP port to listen on * @param ssl Set true if you want to listen on a secure (SSL) socket * @return The indication listener instance. Call removeLister() to stop the listener. */ private WBEMListener startIndicationListener(int pPort, boolean pSsl) throws IOException { try { WBEMListener listener = WBEMListenerFactory.getListener(WBEMClientConstants.PROTOCOL_CIMXML); listener.addListener(new IndicationListener() { public void indicationOccured(String pIndicationURL, CIMInstance pIndication) { System.out.println("Indication received on: " + pIndicationURL + ":"); System.out.println(pIndication.toString()); } }, pPort, pSsl ? "https" : "http"); return listener; } catch (IOException e) { System.err.println("Failed to bind socket to port "+pPort); throw e; } }
This sample will listen for indications on the given socket. Every indication received
is dispatched to the single registered CIMListener
that prints the event
details to stdout
. In a real world application you would replace the
System.out.println()
with your indication processing code.
In order to stop listening and free the socket just call removeListener(int pPort)
.
The WBEMListener
is a singleton that keeps a map of socket listeners keyed by port. On
multi-homed systems it is possible to bind the listener to a given IP only. The WBEMListenerSBLIM
class offers an additional signature of addListener()
that allows you to pass individual configuration
properties.
When you start an indication listener you start a little HTTP server. This server has to fulfill the usual duties: wait for incoming connections, handle them (also concurrently), parse the request, send a response, create a CIM indication and forward it to the corresponding indication listener from your application.
These duties are handled by four layers, each of which runs in one or more separate threads (compare with picture).
When you subscribe on multiple CIMOMs you have to be able to distinguish which CIMOM is the origin of a particular indication. This is not as easy as it seems since an indication doesn't have sender information. Therefore the common way is to make the destination unique in the subscription. This can be done by either using an individual port per subscription or by using an individual local path per subscription. The first option creates more overhead in the client since we have to start a separate HTTP server for each port. Therefore we recommend using the second option.
We have five configuration options that allow you to fine tune the indication listener. All of them are coupled together and a wrong setting might harm your ability to receive indications.
| HTTP timeout | minimum pool size | maximum pool size | backlog | idle timeout | remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10s | 2 | 8 | 2 | 30s | Default setting. Will keep number of handlers low & stable. Aggressive HTTP timeout and two handlers always open will keep vulnerability low. |
| 60s | 0 | 8 | 0 | 10s | More dynamic handler allocation. Will destroy all handlers fast when idling and create them without delay on traffic. Allows higher HTTP timeout. |
| 60s | 0 | 8 | 0 | 120s | Similar to default but keeps handler count stable by long idle timeout instead of backlog. Makes it less vulnerable against blocking, but keeps handler open long after traffic peeks. Needs on average more handlers than default. |
| 10s | 0 | 2 | 0 | 10s | Resource saving: maximum of two handlers, aggressive HTTP timeout, short idle timeout. Will keep number of handlers low but is heavily creating & destroying its handlers. |
Reliable indication support, as defined by DMTF Indications Profile [DSP1054], is included in the SBLIM CIM Client for Java beginning with version 2.1.9. The gist of reliable indication support is for indications to be delivered to the listener in the order intended by the CIMOM, NOT the order which they arrive at the Client. In other words, if the CIMOM sends indications [#4,#5,#6] but network issues cause them to arrive at the Client as [#5,#6,#4], the Client will deliver them to the listener as [#4,#5,#6].
When reliable indication support is enabled (the default is disabled), the Client is responsible for determining when to dispatch reliable indications, which includes queuing unexpected indications in either a hash table or linked list, caching all indications for the duration of their sequence identifier lifetime, and logging missing, duplicate and out-of-order indications.
A reliable indication must contain both the SequenceContext and SequenceNumber properties, the latter of which is used to deliver indications to the listener in order of increasing value. The sequence identifier lifetime is defined as:
DeliveryRetryAttempts * DeliveryRetryInterval * 10
There are four configuration options that allow you to control reliable indication handling:
The following code snippet illustrates how to set up a simple indication listener with reliable indication support enabled.
/** * Starts a indication listener that dumps every received indication to System.out * @param port The TCP port to listen on * @param ssl Set true if you want to listen on a secure (SSL) socket * @return The indication listener instance. Call removeLister() to stop the listener. */ private WBEMListener startIndicationListener(int pPort, boolean pSsl) throws IOException { try { WBEMListener listener = WBEMListenerFactory.getListener(WBEMClientConstants.PROTOCOL_CIMXML); // Cast WBEMListener to WBEMListenerSBLIM to get access to the addListener() method that // accepts properties - this method is not part of the JSR48 standard, but is a SBLIM addition WBEMListenerSBLIM SBLIMlistener = (WBEMListenerSBLIM) listener; // Enable reliable indications using 2 retries at intervals of 30 seconds Properties props = new Properties(); props.setProperty("sblim.wbem.listenerEnableReliableIndications", "true"); props.setProperty("sblim.wbem.listenerDeliveryRetryAttempts", "2"); props.setProperty("sblim.wbem.listenerDeliveryRetryInterval", "30"); SBLIMlistener.addListener(new IndicationListener() { public void indicationOccured(String pIndicationURL, CIMInstance pIndication) { System.out.println("Indication received on: " + pIndicationURL + ":"); System.out.println(pIndication.toString()); } }, pPort, pSsl ? "https" : "http", null, props); return listener; } catch (IOException e) { System.err.println("Failed to bind socket to port "+pPort); throw e; } }
The properties can also be set in the properties file itself, in which case the code would be identical to the first snippet above. However, that would enable reliable indication support and set the attempts/interval for all listeners whereas this code snippet enables support and sets the attempts/interval for this particular listener only.
NOTE:If reliable indication support is enabled but the CIMOM does not send reliable indications (required properties missing), the indications are passed directly to the listener.


☰
COMP4988 CSB1
Home
Knowledge Points Graph
Q&A
Self Test
Graph
Course
Toolbox
Assets
Save
Import
Export
COMP 2611
COMP 4611
Assets
Q&A Messages
×
Assets
A
B
Q&A Messages
Selftests
×
×
Confirm
Start:
End:
×
Sorry! Your browser does not support the video tag.
Confirm
Start:
End:
×
Sorry! Your browser does not support the audio tag.
Confirm
Start:
End:
×


How to Make Grilled Salmon
Step 1
Make the rub and apply it to the salmon. Give it 30 minutes to chill and soak in. Preheat the grill.
Step 2
Make the salsa: combine the avocado, onion, lemon juice and cilantro. Chill until ready to serve.
Step 3
Grill the salmon until it flakes with a fork. (about 4 minutes per side.)
Step 4
Top the cooked salmon with the Avocado Salsa and serve.
Locations
1. Seattle
- Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- City: seattle; WA 91173
2.Tokyo
- Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- City: tokyo; WB 92199
3. Dubai
- Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- City: dubai; WN 93196
4. Paris
- Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- City: paris; WK 94187
5. Lima
- Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- City: lima; WR 95158


Produced using CFLint ().
41 lines of code analyzed, in 3 files
| Metric | Total | Density* |
|---|---|---|
| High Priority Warnings | 0 | 0.00 |
| Medium Priority Warnings | 0 | 0.00 |
| Low Priority Warnings | 1 | 24.39 |
| Total Warnings | 1 | 24.39 |
(* Defects per Thousand lines of non-commenting source statements)
| Warning Type | Number |
|---|---|
| VAR_TOO_SHORT Warnings | 1 |
| Total | 1 |
Click on each warning link to see a full description of the issue, and details of how to resolve it.
| Warning | Severity | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Variable x should be longer than 3 characters. | Info |
c:\temp\cfc\somepackage\User.cfc,
line 5 |


Our experienced team will assist you with seasonal garden and property maintenance. We address your home or business with the best possible garden practices to ensure plant health and longevity with an eye towards the unique demands of our Twin Cities climate.
Proper fertilizing, mulching, pruning and overall plant care will reduce stress on your garden. Healthy plants lead to happy gardens – and the benefits you want such as flowering, berry production, seasonal color and winter hardiness.
Our meticulous garden and landscape care includes selective pruning of ornamental trees and shrubs, detailed spring and fall cleanups, and recommendations for better-suited plants and plant placement to help reduce maintenance and promote a healthy garden.
Garden maintenance programs include weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, one-time or vacation garden care.
My Garden Goddess services include:
Spring
- Mulch beds to suppress weeds and retain moisture
- Perennial pruning, rejuvenation, division and relocation
- Annual bed design, planting and establishment
- Rose garden tip up and bed clean up for winterized plants
- Prune flowering shrubs and trees
- Cut back dead foliage and clean up beds and pots
- Fertilization and mulching
Summer
- Weeding perennial beds and landscaped areas
- Hand weeding and watering
- Design new or change bed lines
- Cut back overgrown areas and plants to promote overall health
- Control aggressive plants and remove unwanted species
- Stake tall plants and maintain control structures
Fall
- Perennial pruning, rejuvenation, division and relocation
- Mulch beds to protect from winter injury and retain moisture
- Design beds for fall plants, installation and establishment
- Winterize rose gardens and protect tender plants and trees
- Prune shrubs and small trees
Winter
- Seasonal lighting and decoration set up
- Dormant season pruning of shrubs and small trees
- Cut back and clean up before snow cover


Dig through our library to found out how amazing things and facts about Vocaloid producers!
Get feedback on your composed song from a community of loving fans of Vocaloid around the world on our online bulletin board system.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum..
This and other tips can be found in our newsletter, amazing right?
Sign up and get spammed with Vocaloid photos every day. We have no unsubscribe button!


The Light of Einhasad must have led you here, however I only teach clerics. You must walk the path of the priest to be instructed by me.


the netsh command includes “netsh trace” to create a packet capture
Capture in .etl format, for use in NetMon (or use Josh Wright’s
nm2lp
to convert to pcap format so you can rely on Wireshark or tcpdump)


The /o:/ vowel shown in the list of vowel semments (§2.1) is not a basic phoneme of this language. Instead, it represents underlying //au// in certain combinations involving Anaphoric demonstrative root //-uba-// (chapter 7), principally that involving the punctual form //a-// of the class prefix of the ANA noun class (4.7). It is also sometimes used in the texts for the rounded trail-off vocalism in the elongated interjection pronunciation of some words after phonological rule P-39 applies.
In the demonstrative combinations just mentioned, the actual phonetic realisation of //au// ranges from something like [aw] to [ow] or [o:], and does not usually have the steady-state quality suggested by the transcription. We generally normalise transcriptions, as in /o:-'ba-ni/ 'that one[ANA class]', rather than aiming at a close phonetic transcription for each individual occurrence.