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java.lang.Object Node
public class Node
Node class used to represent a single position of the robot
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Node()
Constructs a new empty Node |
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boolean |
getIsValidStart()
Getter for the isValidStart boolean |
Node |
getNodeFromPath(Path path)
Returns the Node at the end of the Path as followed if starting from this Path |
int |
getNum()
Getter for the num int |
Node |
getParent()
Getter for the parent Node |
Path |
getShortestPathTo(Node m)
Returns a Path representing the shortest path from this node to a given Node |
float |
getTheta()
Get the theta value for the orientation of this node |
boolean |
getVisited()
Getter for the visited boolean |
float |
getX()
Get the X position of the center of this tile |
float |
getY()
Get the Y position of the center of this tile |
void |
setChild(Path.Direction d,
Node m)
Sets one of the three children of the Node |
void |
setIsValidStart(boolean b)
Setter for the isValidStart boolean |
void |
setNum(int n)
Setter for the num int |
void |
setParent(Node p)
Setter for the parent Node |
void |
setVisited(boolean b)
Setter for the visited boolean |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public Node()
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public Node getNodeFromPath(Path path)
path
- The Path to follow
public Path getShortestPathTo(Node m)
m
- Node to find shortest path to
public void setChild(Path.Direction d, Node m)
d
- Direction to specify which child to setm
- Node to set the child topublic boolean getIsValidStart()
public void setIsValidStart(boolean b)
b
- Value to set isValidStartpublic Node getParent()
public void setParent(Node p)
p
- Value to set parentpublic boolean getVisited()
public void setVisited(boolean b)
b
- Value to set visitedpublic int getNum()
public void setNum(int n)
n
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GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 12:55 PM
[telegram] <Daniel> ^ the stats from the test in May, which actually had bigger results
[telegram] <Daniel> Look at the tx/sec for 14:57 to about 15:12
[telegram] <Daniel> To my knowledge, we never hit 45,000 but I did see that figure posted on social media and in content created by community members. I"ll have to double check with the devs working on scaling stuff but I'm not sure if we ever got to 45K tps
[telegram] <Daniel> But we did have an incredible number of payments per second, over 800,000 payments/sec for a minute or two
GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 01:22 PM
[telegram] <FilippoE> Like athereum!! Ahahaha I am joking
GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 01:32 PM
[telegram] <rene27> Uou said it
jl777c14-Aug-18 01:34 PM
if 1 chain can do 100 tx/sec, 10,000 independent chains can do 1 million tx/sec. this is not so hard to believe
just a matter of scale
the key is that using the notarized burn protocol, we can ensure the total coin supply across all chains stays constant, ie. they are fungible. it is sharding upside down. we combine independent chains at least enough to be able to prove any given txid was confirmed
there will be the actual blockchains with txids and all the usual data a blockchain has.
not sure why there is any doubt whether this can be done or not
[telegram] <Dan> Which coin's about to moon?!
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GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 05:01 PM
[telegram] <LE> Hi. I came to ask about this tweet. Because of this picture, many communities have told me to stop buying Komodo. I am a fan of anonymous coins, but this makes me hesitate to buy. Is there a formal answer to this?
[telegram] <Dr> Crypto going down like crazy :/
[telegram] <LE>
[telegram] <DmitriIvanoff> I won't (re @LE: )
GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 05:12 PM
[telegram] <Acura360> FuD (re @LE: )
[telegram] <Spliffbeanz> Same, i really hope it flash crashes there atleast (re @Crypto: I hope it goes to 0,1 will sell my house and buy more)
[telegram] <Acura360> Do you know Marc de Mesel‘s History ? (re @LE: Hi. I came to ask about this tweet. Because of this picture, many communities have told me to stop buying Komodo. I am a fan of anonymous coins, but this makes me hesitate to buy. Is there a formal answer to this?)
[telegram] <LE> No. I started btc in March this year. (re @Acura360: Do you know Marc de Mesel‘s History ?)
[telegram] <Acura360> It’s only FuD/nonsense what he is writing (re @LE: No. I started btc in March this year.)
[telegram] <LE> ok..
GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 05:35 PM
[telegram] <Zossabossa> Proof?
[telegram] <d4nb4n>
[telegram] <mo7881> averaging down - waiting for pay day to load up on more KMD
[telegram] <mo7881> its a marathon people
[telegram] <Murat> For example Charles Hoskinson quit ETH and built cardano like Jl777 quit NXT and built Kmd.. most actively made decentralized excange.. pesonel dream make world better..
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GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 06:44 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> Do yourself a favor and read the comments and you'll understand why it's an unfortunate FUD without any substance. Marc long abandoned responding to people asking for evidence because there is none. He simply slandered the project with lies and hid. I lost a lot of respect for him here. (re @LE: )
GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 07:30 PM
[telegram] <barbierir> the fact that Komodo is here is the very proof that what Marc wrote is false. jl777 has been working on this project since 2014, nothing has been abandoned
[telegram] <barbierir> Unfortunately he was fudded a lot because the overall project is composed of many parts and people fudded that each part was like a different project and that james was abandoning one for the other...
[telegram] <barbierir> that is crazy claim
[telegram] <barbierir> now that Komodo is realized and everything is coming together, I expect that people repeating such claims should get ridiculed and shamed
[telegram] <barbierir> LE
[telegram] <to_oozn> we wont be talking about eth anymore, kmd will replace eth
GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 08:04 PM
[telegram] <Jordan> Haha. I don't think so. Or not yet. It'll take a while
GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 09:05 PM
[telegram] <mo7881> Eth has a long term problem. I think the boom wont use Eth as its too bogged down already. We dont have any real traffic and its already got issues.
[telegram] <mo7881> People are delaying payments and sending because of high gas prices which i think is not sustainable
[telegram] <mo7881> I find myself actively avoiding withdrawing ERC20 tokens from exchanges as its such a hassle. KMD solves so many of the problems.
harry.staal14-Aug-18 09:17 PM
hello gram
GatewayBOT14-Aug-18 10:04 PM
[telegram] <Seppe> Is komodo minable by asic miner?
[telegram] <Allen> Why do you waste your time responding to us? Lol I mean this with no disrespect. (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> not sure why there is any doubt whether this can be done or not)
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 03:25 AM
[telegram] <Ming 明>
[telegram] <Ming 明> Bubble going to bust
[telegram] <Ming 明> Apple 1000 billion dollars
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 03:37 AM
[telegram] <Ming 明>
[telegram] <Ming 明>
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 05:04 AM
[telegram] <SvetJordanov> Is the airdrop over for chainzilla ?
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 05:26 AM
[telegram] <Acura360> Today there is no airdrop (re @SvetJordanov: Is the airdrop over for chainzilla ?)
[telegram] <LE> Thank you for your kind explanation. (re @barbierir: the fact that Komodo is here is the very proof that what Marc wrote is false. jl777 has been working on this project since 2014, nothing has been abandoned)
[telegram] <Acura360> Today is the snapshot (re @Acura360: Today there is no airdrop)
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 05:38 AM
[telegram] <SvetJordanov> Sure the snapshot, do i still have time ? And what is the ratio 500: 5 ? (re @Acura360: Today is the snapshot )
[telegram] <Acura360>
[telegram] <Acura360> Around 4,7 Zilla / 500kmd (re @SvetJordanov: Sure the snapshot, do i still have time ? And what is the ratio 500: 5 ?)
[telegram] <maximumboost> What time is the snap shot?
[telegram] <Coneyboy> I am putting my kmd finally into agama. is it TRUE if i put into there today I will get my chainzilla on august 30 or I am I already too late?
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 05:58 AM
[telegram] <Acura360> It depends on the snapshot today (re @Coneyboy: I am putting my kmd finally into agama. is it TRUE if i put into there today I will get my chainzilla on august 30 or I am I already too late?)
[telegram] <Acura360> You can ask here in the channel about the snapshot time
https://t.me/chainzillaio
[telegram] <threeridges> Still 18 month left to hv real bull Market for all genuine strong Alts
[telegram] <threeridges> Feb 2020
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 06:43 AM
[telegram] <Crypto> Wouldn’t it be better for price stability if people could claim their rewards only if they locked up their KMD for atleast 30 days?
[telegram] <Crypto> Like utrum is doing
[telegram] <threeridges> Locking and popping (re @Crypto: Wouldn’t it be better for price stability if people could claim their rewards only if they locked up their KMD for atleast 30 days?)
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 06:55 AM
[telegram] <Ben>
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 07:28 AM
[telegram] <SvetJordanov> do u know the price of 1 zilla ? (re @Acura360: Around 4,7 Zilla / 500kmd)
[telegram] <Acura360> I think i had read about ca 45cent (re @SvetJordanov: do u know the price of 1 zilla ?)
[telegram] <Crypto> Is KMD in any turkish exchange?
[telegram] <Crypto> I think crypto will be huge there, since their turkish lira is crashing
[telegram] <barbierir> not sure about exchanges but there is a large kmd turkish community
[telegram] <mustuathegrey> Crypto will much explosive at the beginning of all fiats starts to collapse including usd & euro. Still not much mass adoptation in Turkey because of lira value drop against usd so it will not effect that much imo.
[telegram] <Benhjhjar> hi Acura
How to claim the rewards for holding KMD? (re @Acura360: I think i had read about ca 45cent)
[telegram] <Benhjhjar> how long I should store the KMD in before claiming the rewards (re @Acura360: )
[telegram] <Acura360> Minimum 1hour (re @Benhjhjar: how long I should store the KMD in before claiming the rewards)
[telegram] <Benhjhjar> and if just store in the wallet will do and need not do anything else (re @Acura360: Minimum 1hour)
[telegram] <Benhjhjar> if need to send KMD to active (re @Acura360: Minimum 1hour)
[telegram] <Benhjhjar> or just put the KMD in the wallet will works
[telegram] <Acura360> Correct (re @Benhjhjar: and if just store in the wallet will do and need not do anything else)
[telegram] <Acura360> Did you have clicked on the link and read the textguide and also viewd the video ?? (re @Benhjhjar: or just put the KMD in the wallet will works)
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 09:31 AM
[telegram] <Benhjhjar> I can not open the link
Can I find the link in the website also ? (re @Acura360: Did you have clicked on the link and read the textguide and also viewd the video ??)
GatewayBOT15-Aug-18 09:44 AM
[telegram] <ElaineDu> Hello Admin, can you pm me? I want to ask about exchange issues? @Acura360
[telegram] <Acura360> I don’t know why you can’t open the link - for me it is working - also i‘m actually on mobile - so please go on our official KMD Site (re @Benhjhjar: I can not open the link
Can I find the link in the website also ?)
[telegram] <Acura360> What for issue (re @ElaineDu: Hello Admin, can you pm me? I want to ask about exchange issues? @Acura360)


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| org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image | Contains extensions to the java.awt.image package. |
| org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.codec.png | |
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| org.apache.batik.extension.svg | |
| org.apache.batik.gvt.filter | Contains all of the interfaces for describing a set of standard image processing filters Java objects. |
| org.apache.batik.gvt.renderer |
| Uses of CachableRed in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image |
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| Methods in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image that return CachableRed | |
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static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.convertToLsRGB(CachableRed src)
This method will return a CacheableRed that has it's data in the linear sRGB colorspace. |
static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.convertTosRGB(CachableRed src)
This method will return a CacheableRed that has it's data in the sRGB colorspace. |
static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.wrap(RenderedImage ri)
Convertes any RenderedImage to a CacheableRed. |
| Methods in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image with parameters of type CachableRed | |
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static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.convertToLsRGB(CachableRed src)
This method will return a CacheableRed that has it's data in the linear sRGB colorspace. |
static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.convertTosRGB(CachableRed src)
This method will return a CacheableRed that has it's data in the sRGB colorspace. |
static void |
GraphicsUtil.drawImage(Graphics2D g2d,
CachableRed cr)
Draws cr into g2d. |
| Uses of CachableRed in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.codec.png |
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| Classes in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.codec.png that implement CachableRed | |
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PNGRed
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| Uses of CachableRed in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.codec.tiff |
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TIFFImage
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| Uses of CachableRed in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.renderable |
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| Methods in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.renderable that return CachableRed | |
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protected CachableRed |
AbstractColorInterpolationRable.convertSourceCS(CachableRed cr)
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protected CachableRed |
AbstractColorInterpolationRable.convertSourceCS(RenderedImage ri)
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CachableRed |
RedRable.getSource()
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| Methods in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.renderable with parameters of type CachableRed | |
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protected CachableRed |
AbstractColorInterpolationRable.convertSourceCS(CachableRed cr)
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| Constructors in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.renderable with parameters of type CachableRed | |
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RedRable(CachableRed src)
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| Uses of CachableRed in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.rendered |
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| Classes in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.rendered that implement CachableRed | |
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AbstractRed
This is an abstract base class that takes care of most of the normal issues surrounding the implementation of the CachableRed (RenderedImage) interface. |
class |
AbstractTiledRed
This is an abstract base class that takes care of most of the normal issues surrounding the implementation of the CachableRed (RenderedImage) interface. |
class |
AffineRed
This is an implementation of an affine operation as a RenderedImage. |
class |
Any2LsRGBRed
This function will tranform an image from any colorspace into a luminance image. |
class |
Any2LumRed
This function will tranform an image from any colorspace into a luminance image. |
class |
Any2sRGBRed
This function will tranform an image from any colorspace into a luminance image. |
class |
BufferedImageCachableRed
This implements CachableRed based on a BufferedImage. |
class |
ColorMatrixRed
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class |
ComponentTransferRed
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CompositeRed
This is an implementation of an affine operation as a RenderedImage. |
class |
DiffuseLightingRed
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class |
DisplacementMapRed
This implementation of RenderableImage will render its input GraphicsNode on demand for tiles. |
class |
FilterAlphaRed
This strips out the source alpha channel into a one band image. |
class |
FilterAsAlphaRed
This converts any source into a mask according to the SVG masking rules. |
class |
FloodRed
This implementation of RenderedImage will generate an infinate field of a single color. |
class |
FormatRed
This allows you to specify the ColorModel, Alpha premult and/or SampleModel to be used for output. |
class |
GaussianBlurRed8Bit
This implementation of RenderableImage will render its input GraphicsNode on demand for tiles. |
class |
MultiplyAlphaRed
This implements a masking operation by multiply the alpha channel of one image by a luminance image (the mask). |
class |
PadRed
This is an implementation of a Pad operation as a RenderedImage. |
class |
ProfileRed
This implementation of rendered image forces a color profile on its source |
class |
RenderedImageCachableRed
This implements CachableRed around a RenderedImage. |
class |
SpecularLightingRed
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class |
TileCacheRed
This implementation of RenderedImage only serves to put the tiles generated by it's input into the TileCache. |
class |
TileRed
This filter simply tiles its tile starting from the upper left corner of the tiled region. |
class |
TranslateRed
This is a special case of an Affine that only contains integer translations, this allows it to do it's work by simply changing the coordinate system of the tiles. |
class |
TurbulencePatternRed
This class creates a RenderedImage in conformance to the one defined for the feTurbulence filter of the SVG specification. |
| Methods in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.rendered that return CachableRed | |
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static CachableRed |
FormatRed.construct(CachableRed src,
ColorModel cm)
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CachableRed |
FormatRed.getSource()
fetch the source image for this node. |
CachableRed |
ProfileRed.getSource()
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CachableRed |
TranslateRed.getSource()
fetch the source image for this node. |
CachableRed |
AffineRed.getSource()
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static CachableRed |
RenderedImageCachableRed.wrap(RenderedImage ri)
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| Methods in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.rendered with parameters of type CachableRed | |
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static CachableRed |
FormatRed.construct(CachableRed src,
ColorModel cm)
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protected static ColorModel |
Any2sRGBRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's color model. |
static ColorModel |
MultiplyAlphaRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
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protected static ColorModel |
Any2LsRGBRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's color model. |
protected static ColorModel |
CompositeRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
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protected static ColorModel |
AffineRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
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protected static ColorModel |
Any2LumRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's color model. |
protected static ColorModel |
GaussianBlurRed8Bit.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
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protected static SampleModel |
Any2sRGBRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model. |
static SampleModel |
MultiplyAlphaRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src)
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protected static SampleModel |
Any2LsRGBRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model. |
protected static SampleModel |
Any2LumRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model. |
protected static SampleModel |
CompositeRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src,
ColorModel cm,
Rectangle bounds)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model. |
protected SampleModel |
AffineRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src,
ColorModel cm,
Rectangle bounds)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model. |
protected static SampleModel |
PadRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model. |
protected void |
AbstractRed.init(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
ColorModel cm,
SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
Map props)
This is one of two basic init function (this is for single source rendereds). |
protected void |
AbstractTiledRed.init(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
ColorModel cm,
SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
Map props)
This is one of two basic init function (this is for single source rendereds). |
protected void |
AbstractTiledRed.init(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
ColorModel cm,
SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
TileStore tiles,
Map props)
This is one of two basic init function (this is for single source rendereds). |
static Rectangle |
MultiplyAlphaRed.makeBounds(CachableRed src1,
CachableRed src2)
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static ColorModel |
FormatRed.makeColorModel(CachableRed cr,
SampleModel sm)
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static List |
MultiplyAlphaRed.makeList(CachableRed src1,
CachableRed src2)
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static SampleModel |
FormatRed.makeSampleModel(CachableRed cr,
ColorModel cm)
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| Constructors in org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.rendered with parameters of type CachableRed | |
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AbstractRed(CachableRed src,
Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image and props (may be null). |
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AbstractRed(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
ColorModel cm,
SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
Map props)
Construct an Abstract Rable from a bounds rect and props (may be null). |
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AbstractRed(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
ColorModel cm,
SampleModel sm,
Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image, bounds rect and props (may be null). |
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AbstractRed(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image, bounds rect and props (may be null). |
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Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image and props (may be null). |
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AbstractTiledRed(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
ColorModel cm,
SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
Map props)
Construct an Abstract Rable from a bounds rect and props (may be null). |
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AbstractTiledRed(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
ColorModel cm,
SampleModel sm,
Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image, bounds rect and props (may be null). |
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AbstractTiledRed(CachableRed src,
Rectangle bounds,
Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image, bounds rect and props (may be null). |
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AffineRed(CachableRed src,
AffineTransform src2me,
RenderingHints hints)
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Any2LsRGBRed(CachableRed src)
Construct a luminace image from src. |
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Construct a luminace image from src. |
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Construct a luminance image from src. |
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float[][] matrix)
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TransferFunction[] funcs,
RenderingHints hints)
The constructor will instantiate a LookupOp instance using a LookupOp, which is built using the four LUT data obtained by the TransferFunction objects funcs[0] : Alpha component transfer function funcs[1] : Red component transfer function funcs[2] : Green component transfer function funcs[3] : Blue component transfer function |
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RenderingHints rh)
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Construct an alpah channel from the given src, according to the SVG masking rules. |
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Construct an alpah channel from the given src, according to the SVG masking rules. |
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ColorModel cm)
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SampleModel sm)
Construct an instance of CachableRed around a BufferedImage. |
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double stdDevX,
double stdDevY,
RenderingHints rh)
Construct a blurred version of src, by blurring with a gaussian kernel with standard Deviation of stdDev pixels. |
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double stdDev,
RenderingHints rh)
Construct a blurred version of src, by blurring with a gaussian kernel with standard Deviation of stdDev pixels. |
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CachableRed alpha)
Multiply the alpha of one image with a mask image. |
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Rectangle bounds,
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RenderingHints hints)
Construct A Rendered Pad operation. |
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ProfileRed(CachableRed src,
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Place the results of computations of cr into the global tile cache. |
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TileCacheRed(CachableRed cr,
int tileWidth,
int tileHeight)
Place the results of computations of cr into the global tile cache. |
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TranslateRed(CachableRed cr,
int xloc,
int yloc)
Construct an instance of TranslateRed |
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A risk management tool is essential for reducing fraudulent activity on the platform, protectint our merchants from monetary loss and broadening Concardis' market appearance and reputation.
Goals
- Have a system wide risk management tools, allowing both CC admin and merchant to define rules that block / don't block specific transactions during Preauth+Auth (in case of 'debit', first step is an authorization)
- Offer a basic tool with basic functionality for our pilot merchants (SME, DACH)
Background and strategic fit
Important
When there is a combination of red and green rules their order becomes essential. During execution the rules will be checked in the exact order supplied in the risk card. When the execution hits a green rule which is satisfied no further rules will be taken into account.
How to manage blacklists
How to manage risk cards


SSRF exists when the server, as part of one of its features, fetches data or queries an internal or external resource. The key is that this request includes a value that the attacker can manipulate, potentially allowing the attacker to completely change the request being performed by the server.
Usually, SSRF does not allow code execution, but it all depends on the particular implementation of the vulnerable code. It is common though, to leverage a SSRF vulnerability to attack internal applications.


How to create your blog/site with Hugo and GitHub
October 17, 2017
github hugo blogA step-by-step guide for macOS
Create two new repositories in GitHub
First sign in your profile page or make a new profile, if you haven’t already one. Then:
Go to
Repositories
page and click to theNew
icon to create a new repository with the name of your project (e.g.MySite
) and initialize withREADME
. This repository will contain Hugo’s content and other source files.Similarly, create a second repository with name
USERNAME.github.io
, which will contain the fully rendered version of your Hugo website. Openterminal
in your working directory and clone this repository into your local directory.$ git clone https://github.com/USERNAME/USERNAME.github.io.git
A new directory with the same name was created.
Install Hugo
Install the latest Hugo version in your machine following this guide.
Create your site
From terminal
make sure you are still in your working directory and create a new directory for your website content and source files. Name this folder same as your project repository, i.e. MySite
. Then go inside your new directory and create your new site with Hugo.
$ mkdir MySite
$ cd MySite/
$ hugo new site .
Initialize an empty Git repository, add your project repository, and fetch from your GitHub Project repository.
$ git init
$ git remote add origin https://github.com/USERNAME/MySite.git
$ git pull origin master
Add public/
to .gitignore
instead of completely remove this folder. A gitignore file specifies intentionally untracked files that Git should ignore.
$ nano .gitignore
Write public/
to the opened file, save and exit. Then add file contents to the index, record changes to the repository, and update remote refs along with associated objects.
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "Initial commit"
$ git push -u origin master
Install a Hugo theme
First, make sure you work in your project folder MySite
. Got to the Hugo Themes website, select a theme and install it following the guide. For example, for the Minimal theme you do the following:
$ git submodule add https://github.com/calintat/minimal.git themes/minimal
$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update
$ git submodule update --remote themes/minimal
After installation, take a look at the exampleSite
folder inside themes/minimal
. To get started, copy the config.toml
file inside exampleSite
to the root of your Hugo site (your project directory, i.e. MySite
)
$ cp themes/minimal/exampleSite/config.toml .
You can now edit this file and add your own information.
Test your website locally
Make your website work locally
$ hugo server
and open your browser to http://localhost:1313. Press Ctrl+C to kill the server.
Create content
Create content for your website with your favourite editor, e.g. Visual Studio Code, editing the config.toml
and the files in the content
directory inside your project folder MySite
. Test your site locally everytime you want to check your changes.
Deploy your site
Once you are happy with the results, you are ready to deploy your site. Make sure that you are in your project directory, MySite
and run the following:
$ hugo -d ../USERNAME.github.io/
This command creates all the required files for your website.  In a few seconds you will be able to see your website.


Why are there 200 soldiers walking around in central Stockholm?
by The LocalAround 200 soldiers marched towards central Stockholm on Wednesday, as part of a major military exercise to practise defending the heart of Sweden's political life.
The soldiers, and officers, are part of the Swedish Army's Life Guards (Livgardet), whose wide range of responsibilities include defending the Swedish capital.
They are set to spend Wednesday and Thursday patrolling the area around the Swedish parliament building.
The exercise is not expected to affect traffic, said the Armed Forces, but the soldiers will be seen putting up road blocks and stopping cars. However, they are not expected to stop any cars that belong to civilians, only actors pretending they're trying to get into the building.
"The soldiers are carrying combat equipment, including weapons, but no firing (of the weapons) will occur," said the Armed Forces in a statement published on their website.
The exercise is being carried out together with the Swedish parliament and government offices and is meant to increase the Life Guards' capacity to protect vital public buildings.
The troops marched from their barracks in north-eastern Stockholm on Wednesday and are expected to keep working through the night until Thursday morning.
EXPLAINED: The Nordic countries' secret action plan for times of crisis


By Billy Hawkins
Feb 27, 2020
Tomas Soucek was left visibly gutted following West Ham’s defeat to
Liverpool on Monday night but it wasn’t necessarily to do with the result.
The Hammers were narrowly beaten 3-2 by the Premier League champions-elect
on Monday night in a game where Liverpoo…


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Earth pressure¶
Soil properties¶
-
class
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.
EarthPressureModel
(K, zGround, gammaSoil, zWater, gammaWater)¶ Bases:
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.PressureModelBase
Parameters to define a load of type earth pressure
Variables: - K – coefficient of pressure
- zGround – global Z coordinate of ground level
- gammaSoil – weight density of soil
- zWater – global Z coordinate of groundwater level (if zGroundwater<minimum z of model => there is no groundwater)
- gammaWater – weight density of water
-
getPressure
(z)¶ Return the earth pressure acting on the points at global coordinate z.
-
class
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.
HorizontalLoadOnBackfill
(soilIntFi, qLoad, zLoad, distWall, widthLoadArea, lengthLoadArea=1, horDistrAngle=0)¶ Bases:
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.PressureModelBase
Lateral earth pressure on a retaining wall due to a surcharge load acting in horizontal direction on the backfill.
Variables: - soilIntFi – agle of internal friction of the soil (º)
- qLoad – surcharge load (force per unit length)
- zLoad – global Z coordinate where the line load acts
- distWall – minimal horizontal distance between the wall and the area where the surcharge load acts (e.g.: a foundation)
- widthLoadArea – width (perperdicular to wall) of the area on which the horizontal load acts (e.g.: a foundation).
- lengthLoadArea – width (parallel to wall) of the area on which the horizontal load acts (e.g.: a foundation). We can take lengthLoadArea=1 (default) for a continous load
- horDistrAngle – angle to distribute load in the direction of the lengthLoadArea (defaults to 0 to apply all the load to a length of wall =lengthLoadArea, which would be the case of a continous load)
-
appendLoadToCurrentLoadPattern
(xcSet, vDir, iCoo=2, delta=0.0)¶ Append to the current load pattern the earth thrust on a set of elements due to the horizontal load.
Parameters: - xcSet – set that contains the elements (shells and/or beams)
- vDir – unit xc vector defining pressures direction
-
getPressure
(z)¶ Return the earth pressure acting on the points at global coordinate z
-
setup
()¶ Calculate basic parameters
-
class
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.
LineVerticalLoadOnBackfill
(qLoad, zLoad, distWall)¶ Bases:
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.PressureModelBase
Lateral earth pressure on a retaining wall due to line surcharge load acting in vertical direction on the backfill. (J.Calavera, pg.41)
Variables: - qLoad – surcharge load (force per unit length)
- zLoad – global Z coordinate where the line load acts
- distWall – horizontal distance between the wall and the line surcharge load
-
getPressure
(z)¶ Return the earth pressure acting on the points at global coordinate z
-
class
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.
PeckPressureEnvelope
(phi, zGround, gammaSoil, zWater, gammaWater, H)¶ Bases:
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.EarthPressureModel
- Envelope of apparent lateral pressure diagrams for design
- of cuts in sand. See 10.2 in the book “Principles of Foundation Engineering” from Braja M. Das.
Variables: - H – height of the cut.
- phi – effective friction angle of sand.
-
getPressure
(z)¶ Return the earth pressure acting on the points at global coordinate z.
-
class
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.
PressureModelBase
¶ Bases:
object
Basse class for objects defining earth pressures.
-
appendLoadToCurrentLoadPattern
(xcSet, vDir, iCoo=2, delta=0.0)¶ Append earth thrust on a set of elements to the current load pattern.
Parameters: - xcSet – set that contains the elements (shells and/or beams)
- vDir – unit xc vector defining pressures direction
- iCoo – index of the coordinate that represents depth.
- delta – soil-wall friction angle (usually: delta= 2/3*Phi).
-
getPressure
(z)¶ Return the earth pressure acting on the points at global coordinate z.
-
-
class
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.
StripLoadOnBackfill
(qLoad, zLoad, distWall, stripWidth)¶ Bases:
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.UniformLoadOnStem
Lateral earth pressure on a retaining wall due to a strip surcharge load on the backfill. (J.Calavera, pg.40)
Variables: - zLoad – global Z coordinate where the surcharge load acts
- distWall – minimal horizontal distance between the wall and the surcharge load
- stripWidth – width of the strip
- coef – is a coefficient = 1.5 (default) for the usual case of non-rigid walls. It can be redefined =2 for rigid walls
-
appendVerticalLoadToCurrentLoadPattern
(xcSet, vDir, iXCoo=0, iZCoo=2, alph=0.5235987755982988)¶ - Append to the current load pattern the vertical pressures on
- a set of elements due to the strip load. According to 11.3.4 in the book “Mecánica de suelos” of Llano, J.J.S. isbn=<PHONE_NUMBER>650 (https://books.google.ch/books?id=oQFZRKlix_EC)
Parameters: - xcSet – set that contains the elements.
- vDir – unit xc vector defining pressures direction
- alph – angle of stress spreading.
-
getPressure
(z)¶ Return the earth pressure acting on the points at global coordinate z
-
class
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.
UniformLoadOnStem
(qLoad)¶ Bases:
actions.earth_pressure.earth_pressure.PressureModelBase
Uniform lateral earth pressure on a retaining wall.
Variables: qLoad – surcharge load (force per unit area) -
getPressure
(z)¶ Return the earth pressure acting on the points at global coordinate z.
-


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- Visual coordinates: (0,0) represents the top-left of what the user sees - the visual viewport
- Screen coordinates: (0,0) represents the top-left of the user's physical screen
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This package demonstrates the usage of elements of the Mechanics.Rotational library by taking into account all 3-dim. effects. The reason for this type of modeling is to speedup the simulation drastically. This is possible if moving bodies have rotational symmetry. A typical application area are drive trains, driving joints of a multi-body system.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| GyroscopicEffects | Demonstrates that a cylindrical body can be replaced by Rotor1D model |
| ActuatedDrive | Demonstrates usage of models Rotor1D and Mounting1D |
| MovingActuatedDrive | Demonstrates usage of model Rotor1D mounted on a moving body |
| GearConstraint | Demonstrate usage of GearConstraint model |
| BevelGear1D | Demonstrates the usage of a BevelGear1D model and how to calculate the power of such an element |


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Top 1% of mobile publishers take 82% slice of downloads
Sensor Tower data showed 95% of IAP revenue going to just 1% of publishers in Q3 2019
by Haydn TaylorOf the 108,000 mobile game publishers, the top 1% account for 82% of total downloads across Google Play and the App Store.
That's according to data from market intelligence firm Sensor Tower, which found the top publishers reap 9.1 billion downloads out of the total 11.1 billion in Q3 2019.
This puts the average downloads per publisher at 8.4 million; the remaining two billion downloads were split across the bottom 99%, which averages out at roughly 18,000 downloads each.
The gap only widens when considering revenue. Of the $16.3 billion generated through in-app purchases across Google Play and the App Store in Q3, the 445 publishers in the top 1% grossing companies accounted for 95% of revenue ($15.5 billion)
The remaining 99% (44,029) of publishers with games that use IAP over ad-revenue average just $18,100 each.
East Asian publishers are by far the most profitable, dominating the top 1% in Q3; Tencent grossed around $2 billion, followed by NetEase with $743 million, and Bandai Namco with $503 million.
"While the disparity between the one and 99 percenters, when examined in the above metrics, are plain as day, the lack of difference in the revenue and download figures over the years is just as telling," said Sensor Tower mobile insights strategist Katie Williams.
"There has been very little fluctuation in the one percent's revenue and download share dating back to Q3 2014 -- meaning that, if this trend remains unchanged, the vast majority of publishers will continue to compete for the minority of new users."


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Usage
The plugin adds a link to the sidepanel of projects and a column icon to indicate pending changes. There you can view all changes made in SCM after the last successful build. Currently only subversion is supported but the plugin provides extension points for additional SCM implementations. No configuration besides setting subversion options for the project is necessary.
Changelog
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Added a tooltip to the column list view icon that lists all pending changes, updated the icons to be more consistent, minor performance enhancements
Version 0.2.0 (2013-01-29):
Added a list column icon to show when a job has pending changes.
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Royals aren't 'checking in, texting or speaking' to Meghan Markle and Harry, claims source
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry gave emotional interviews in their TV documentary, but insiders say it hasn't changed their relationship with Kate Middleton, Prince William and other members of the Royal Family
by Zoe Forsey, https://www.facebook.com/zoeforseymirror/No members of the Royal Family have been checking in or speaking to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry despite their emotional TV documentary, a source has claimed.
The couple gave a series of interviews during the programme, which focused on their trip to South Africa earlier this year, during which they said they were struggling with life in the spotlight.
Despite Meghan directly saying people weren't checking if she was okay, insiders have claimed nothing has changed between the couple and the rest of the family.
An insider told People magazine said: "There hasn’t been this complete 180, nothing has changed. They don’t speak, no one is checking in, no one is texting."
Multiple sources also told the magazine that the "chill" between the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "runs deeper than many outsiders realise".
In the documentary Harry appeared to confirm rumours of a rift between him and his older brother .
He told ITV News anchor Tom Bradby: "Part of this role and part of this job and this family being under the pressure that it’s under inevitably, you know, stuff happens.
“But look, we’re brothers. We’ll always be brothers.
"We’re certainly on different paths at the moment but I will always be there for him and as I know he’ll always be there for me.
“You know, we don’t see each other as much as we, as much as we used to because we’re so busy.
"But, I love him dearly and, you know, the majority of the stuff is created out of nothing.

According to the magazine, a number of insiders have said their relationship started to struggle when Harry said he planned to marry Meghan after they had been dating for less than a year.
The older brother warned him that things were moving too quickly, which upset Harry.
Earlier this month it was revealed that Meghan and Harry won't be spending Christmas Day with the Royal Family, instead deciding to spend it with the Duchess' mum Doria.
Kate and William have spent two Christmases with her family, so it's not unusual, however many experts believe the timing of the Sussexes decision says a lot about what's going on behind the scenes.


3.2. Problems, Algorithms, and Programs (WORK IN PROGRESS)¶
3.2.1. Problems, Algorithms, and Programs¶
<IP_ADDRESS>. Problems¶
Programmers commonly deal with problems, algorithms, and computer programs. These are three distinct concepts.
As your intuition would suggest, a problem is a task to be performed. It is best thought of in terms of inputs and matching outputs. A problem definition should not include any constraints on how the problem is to be solved. The solution method should be developed only after the problem is precisely defined and thoroughly understood. However, a problem definition should include constraints on the resources that may be consumed by any acceptable solution. For any problem to be solved by a computer, there are always such constraints, whether stated or implied. For example, any computer program may use only the main memory and disk space available, and it must run in a “reasonable” amount of time.
Problems can be viewed as functions in the mathematical sense. A function is a matching between inputs (the domain) and outputs (the range). An input to a function might be a single value or a collection of information. The values making up an input are called the parameters of the function. A specific selection of values for the parameters is called an instance of the problem. For example, the input parameter to a sorting function might be an array of integers. A particular array of integers, with a given size and specific values for each position in the array, would be an instance of the sorting problem. Different instances might generate the same output. However, any problem instance must always result in the same output every time the function is computed using that particular input.
This concept of all problems behaving like mathematical functions
might not match your intuition for the behavior of computer programs.
You might know of programs to which you can give the same input value
on two separate occasions, and two different outputs will result.
For example, if you type date
to a typical Linux command
line prompt, you will get the current date.
Naturally the date will be different on different days, even though
the same command is given.
However, there is obviously more to the input for the date program
than the command that you type to run the program.
The date program computes a function.
In other words, on any particular day there can only be a single
answer returned by a properly running date program on a completely
specified input.
For all computer programs, the output is completely determined by the
program’s full set of inputs.
Even a “random number generator” is completely determined by its
inputs (although some random number generating systems appear to get
around this by accepting a random input from a physical
process beyond the user’s control).
The limits to what functions can be implemented by programs is part of
the domain of Computability.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Algorithms¶
An algorithm is a method or a process followed to solve a problem. If the problem is viewed as a function, then an algorithm is an implementation for the function that transforms an input to the corresponding output. A problem can be solved by many different algorithms. A given algorithm solves only one problem (i.e., computes a particular function). OpenDSA modules cover many problems, and for several of these problems we will see more than one algorithm. For the important problem of sorting there are over a dozen commonly known algorithms!
The advantage of knowing several solutions to a problem is that solution \(\mathbf{A}\) might be more efficient than solution \(\mathbf{B}\) for a specific variation of the problem, or for a specific class of inputs to the problem, while solution \(\mathbf{B}\) might be more efficient than \(\mathbf{A}\) for another variation or class of inputs. For example, one sorting algorithm might be the best for sorting a small collection of integers (which is important if you need to do this many times). Another might be the best for sorting a large collection of integers. A third might be the best for sorting a collection of variable-length strings.
By definition, something can only be called an algorithm if it has all of the following properties.
It must be correct. In other words, it must compute the desired function, converting each input to the correct output. Note that every algorithm implements some function, because every algorithm maps every input to some output (even if that output is a program crash). At issue here is whether a given algorithm implements the intended function.
It is composed of a series of concrete steps. Concrete means that the action described by that step is completely understood — and doable — by the person or machine that must perform the algorithm. Each step must also be doable in a finite amount of time. Thus, the algorithm gives us a “recipe” for solving the problem by performing a series of steps, where each such step is within our capacity to perform. The ability to perform a step can depend on who or what is intended to execute the recipe. For example, the steps of a cookie recipe in a cookbook might be considered sufficiently concrete for instructing a human cook, but not for programming an automated cookie-making factory.
There can be no ambiguity as to which step will be performed next. Often it is the next step of the algorithm description. Selection (e.g., the
if
statement) is normally a part of any language for describing algorithms. Selection allows a choice for which step will be performed next, but the selection process is unambiguous at the time when the choice is made.It must be composed of a finite number of steps. If the description for the algorithm were made up of an infinite number of steps, we could never hope to write it down, nor implement it as a computer program. Most languages for describing algorithms (including English and “pseudocode”) provide some way to perform repeated actions, known as iteration. Examples of iteration in programming languages include the
while
andfor
loop constructs. Iteration allows for short descriptions, with the number of steps actually performed controlled by the input.It must terminate. In other words, it may not go into an infinite loop.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Programs¶
We often think of a computer program as an instance, or concrete representation, of an algorithm in some programming language. Algorithms are usually presented in terms of programs, or parts of programs. Naturally, there are many programs that are instances of the same algorithm, because any modern computer programming language can be used to implement the same collection of algorithms (although some programming languages can make life easier for the programmer). To simplify presentation, people often use the terms “algorithm” and “program” interchangeably, despite the fact that they are really separate concepts. By definition, an algorithm must provide sufficient detail that it can be converted into a program when needed.
The requirement that an algorithm must terminate means that not all computer programs meet the technical definition of an algorithm. Your operating system is one such program. However, you can think of the various tasks for an operating system (each with associated inputs and outputs) as individual problems, each solved by specific algorithms implemented by a part of the operating system program, and each one of which terminates once its output is produced.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Summary¶
To summarize: A problem is a function or a mapping of inputs to outputs. An algorithm is a recipe for solving a problem whose steps are concrete and unambiguous. Algorithms must be correct, of finite length, and must terminate for all inputs. A program is an instantiation of an algorithm in a programming language. The following slideshow should help you to visualize the differences.


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information but can be a little cumbersome with only the browser tools alone. This suite aims to add to those features
to assist with their ease of use.
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Add @flippydisk/tools to your project. @flippydisk/tools is in the NPM
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The responder() function is designed to provide a clean, optionally logged, error utilizing the
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status & statusText in particular are more helpful to set during Ajax calls, for passing on say a "403" error and
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You can optionally provide any additional information you desire as the ...rest arguments, that error will
cast into an array of params. As previously mentioned, this is especially useful for Ajax responses.
Overview
The
Json
suite aims to assist in handling JSON data, through various methods, and parse it into objects that are versatile and easily accessed. An ajax request, an ajax response errors json parsing are all essential to dynamic, information but can be a little cumbersome with only the browser tools alone. This suite aims to add to those features to assist with their ease of use.Importing and Instantiation
Add
@flippydisk/tools
to your project. @flippydisk/tools is in the NPM repository, so it should be as simple as the following:npm i @flippydisk/tools --save-dev
However, if you run into any issues, or simply want a "main" branch version, you can alternatively add this manually to your
package.json
under thedependencies{}
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responder
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Or individually:
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Suite details
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The
ajax()
function is essentially a wrapper forwindow.fetch
that sets a few of the defaults, to limit the repetitive nature of al the domain settings, and also handles error responses gracefully usingresponder()
. It will return a JSON object or catch the error withresponder()
.- promise()
The
promise()
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that also gives you information, and a human-readable error message, that's optional to use in the data returned.- responder()
The
responder()
function is designed to provide a clean, optionally logged, error utilizing the @flippydisk/tools/debug feature. This is especially helpful when fetching items with Ajax calls that have failed, or "catching" errors gracefully that would otherwise halt the page progress.Use
Setup the logging object, then call
Responder
into your component.message
is always required, but as it takes in anObject
, each param other thanmessage
is optional and will have a default.ex:
This returns an Object for you to play with:
And, if
Debug
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in particular are more helpful to set during Ajax calls, for passing on say a "403" error and the "Unauthorized" reason.You can optionally provide any additional information you desire as the
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The Substance Of Fire (1996) A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *
(Reviewer's Note) I saw THE SUBSTANCE OF FIRE at the press screening. It opens nationwide on December 6. Locally in the San Jose area, I am not sure of where it will be opening, but my guess is that it will be either the AMC or the UA theater chain.
THE SUBSTANCE OF FIRE is a movie that tries hard to be unlikable and succeeds. The script by Jon Robin Baitz, based on his play, is populated with unlovable characters who hate each other. Besides being about as much fun to watch as witnessing your neighbor's squabbles, the movie is on the low end of the believability scale.
The film starts extremely well, and since this was an early screening, there were no press kits available and I had no idea what to expect. In the poignant opening scene a young boy views a group of Nazis burning books. This is the best and only completely satisfying part of the show, but it lasts a mere two minutes before the picture switches to the present.
In the lavishly appointed Manhattan offices of a book publisher, the people are arguing over what books to publish and how expensive to make the elaborate bindings. This is a family firm controlled by father Issac Geldheart (Ron Rifkin).
Issac's son Aaron (Tony Goldwyn) wants to publish the obvious to be best seller of his lover Val.  Instead Issac wants to do yet another expensive book about the Holocaust. Their last Holocaust treatise sold just 17 of the 500 printed copies.
The father plans on publishing a four volume set by his friend Louie (Ronny Graham) that chronicles the medical experiments of the Nazis. He intends to have all of the books hand bound and to use extremely expensive paper even if it bankrupts the company. Since the company is currently broke, spending money you don't have will certainly force it into receivership.
The rest of the family consists a daughter Sarah (Sarah Jessica Parker) and a son Martin (Timothy Hutton). The mother died a year and a half ago, and Issac tells his children how awful she was. The whole family is dysfunctional in various ways, and poor Martin is dying of a long term illness.
In an example of the trite and pompous sentiments typical of the script, landscape architect Martin asks his students about a field of grass, "What is the one thing that landscape architecture requires?" One of his pupils replies, "A social motif." He proudly tells her she is "right" and that what is missing in this meadow is a social motif.
Although daughter Sarah has grown up in a publishing family, she has no love for books and remarks to her brother Aaron, "Tell me the truth. Does anybody actually finish a book once they have formed an opinion of it?" Sarah makes her living acting in a cliched kid's TV show. She spends her off hours having an affair with the married producer of the show.
There is one classic Dilbert style line in the film. When a Social Services person comes by to examine Issac's competency, she explains that there is no individual responsibility in evaluating his case. "It's a process. No one person can come to a conclusion." It's not me, I'm just part of this bureaucracy. Kafka would have liked the scene.
The show is devoid of any characters you care about. Director Daniel Sullivan has his actors thumb their noses at the audience. If the script were more insightful, perhaps its cadence would be tolerable, but as written, it is merely banal and implausible. There is no way this family would have ever been capable of amassing a fortune much less keeping it for more than a month.
Much of the show is pure hokum. When the script is not insulting, it attempts overwrought sentimentality. The director does not deliver a single subtle moment. The music and the cinematography are sincere and somber, quite fitting for a much stronger film than this piece of nonsense.
THE SUBSTANCE OF FIRE runs 1:47. It is rated R for some uses of the F word. The show is a mild R and would be fine for any teenager and probably for those a bit younger. There is no reason to see this meaningless show so I do not recommend it. It gets a single * in my book.
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- Derivative:
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Derivative formulat [at \(x = x_0\)]
This formula is known as the forward-difference formula if
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Error Bound:
- Derivation:
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- Derivation:
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- The \(\mathcal{O}(h^{2j})\) formula for approximating \(M\):
- Derivation:
- Derivation:
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- Derivation:
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- Derivation:
- Derivation:
- Precision
- Error:
Measuring Precision
- What?

- Why?
-
- Notice:
Composite Simpson’s rule
- Composite Simpson’s rule:
- Error in Comoposite Simpson’s Rule:
Error:
- Theorem [Rule and Error]:
- Algorithm:
Composite Newton-Cotes Rules
- Composite Trapezoidal rule:
- Composite Midpoint rule:
Round-Off Error Stability
- Stability Property:
- Proof:
4.5/
Main Idea
- What?
- Why?

-
-
- Why?
-
Approximation Formula:
\(\int_{a}^{b} f(x) dx =\)
- Derivation:
- Derivation:
- Error Bound:
- Error relative to Composite Approximations:
- Error relative to True Value:
- ERROR DERIVATION:
This implies
- Error relative to Composite Approximations:
- Procedure:
When the approximations in (4.38)
Then we use the error estimation procedure to
If the approximation on one of the subintervals fails to be within the tolerance \(\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \\), then
- Algorithm:
- Derivation:
4.7/
Main Idea
-
- What?

Legendre Polynomials
- What?
- Why?

- The Change of Variables:
- Gaussian quadrature [arbitrary interval]:
4.8/
Approximating Double Integral
- What?
- Why?

- Why?
- Example:
Non-Rectangular Regions
- What?
Form:
or,
- How?
- We use
- Step Size:
- x:
- y:
- Simpsons’ Rule for Non-Rect Regions:
- Simpsons’ Double Integral [Algorithm]:
- Gaussian Double Integral [Algorithm]:
Triple Integral Approximation
-
- What?
-
- On what?
-
- Form:
- Form:
- Gaussian Triple Integral [Algorithm]:


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utilities
— Extra Modbus Helpers¶
API Documentation¶
Modbus Utilities¶
A collection of utilities for packing data, unpacking data computing checksums, and decode checksums.
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pymodbus.utilities.
default
(value)[source]¶ Given a python object, return the default value of that object.
Parameters: value – The value to get the default of Returns: The default value
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pymodbus.utilities.
dict_property
(store, index)[source]¶ Helper to create class properties from a dictionary. Basically this allows you to remove a lot of possible boilerplate code.
Parameters: - store – The store store to pull from
- index – The index into the store to close over
Returns: An initialized property set
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pymodbus.utilities.
pack_bitstring
(bits)[source]¶ Creates a string out of an array of bits
Parameters: bits – A bit array example:
bits = [False, True, False, True] result = pack_bitstring(bits)
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pymodbus.utilities.
unpack_bitstring
(string)[source]¶ Creates bit array out of a string
Parameters: string – The modbus data packet to decode example:
bytes = 'bytes to decode' result = unpack_bitstring(bytes)
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pymodbus.utilities.
__generate_crc16_table
()[source]¶ Generates a crc16 lookup table
Note
This will only be generated once
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pymodbus.utilities.
computeCRC
(data)[source]¶ Computes a crc16 on the passed in string. For modbus, this is only used on the binary serial protocols (in this case RTU).
The difference between modbus’s crc16 and a normal crc16 is that modbus starts the crc value out at 0xffff.
Parameters: data – The data to create a crc16 of Returns: The calculated CRC
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pymodbus.utilities.
checkCRC
(data, check)[source]¶ Checks if the data matches the passed in CRC
Parameters: - data – The data to create a crc16 of
- check – The CRC to validate
Returns: True if matched, False otherwise
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pymodbus.utilities.
computeLRC
(data)[source]¶ Used to compute the longitudinal redundancy check against a string. This is only used on the serial ASCII modbus protocol. A full description of this implementation can be found in appendex B of the serial line modbus description.
Parameters: data – The data to apply a lrc to Returns: The calculated LRC
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pymodbus.utilities.
checkLRC
(data, check)[source]¶ Checks if the passed in data matches the LRC
Parameters: - data – The data to calculate
- check – The LRC to validate
Returns: True if matched, False otherwise
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pymodbus.utilities.
rtuFrameSize
(data, byte_count_pos)[source]¶ Calculates the size of the frame based on the byte count.
Parameters: - data – The buffer containing the frame.
- byte_count_pos – The index of the byte count in the buffer.
Returns: The size of the frame.
The structure of frames with a byte count field is always the same:
- first, there are some header fields
- then the byte count field
- then as many data bytes as indicated by the byte count,
- finally the CRC (two bytes).
To calculate the frame size, it is therefore sufficient to extract the contents of the byte count field, add the position of this field, and finally increment the sum by three (one byte for the byte count field, two for the CRC).


Money Play. How should Red play 62?
pips Red=152 White=156
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I often see this misplayed so thought I would include in position of the Day. 24/22, 13/7 is the wrong idea. Red’s position will be difficult to improve and meanwhile he will have two checkers stuck behind a four-point prime and not even at the edge of the prime.
Also, he is ahead in the race so he should race. 22/16 is the correct 6 and then he should play 24/22 with the 2 to keep the rear checkers connected.
24/22, 13/7 is nearly blunder and 22/14 is a true blunder.
Also, he is ahead in the race so he should race. 22/16 is the correct 6 and then he should play 24/22 with the 2 to keep the rear checkers connected.
24/22, 13/7 is nearly blunder and 22/14 is a true blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/16 Eq.: -0.259 0.445 0.103 0.003 - 0.555 0.178 0.006 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 13/7 Eq.: -0.294 (-0.035) 0.410 0.103 0.002 - 0.590 0.128 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 22/14 Eq.: -0.372 (-0.113) 0.404 0.104 0.003 - 0.596 0.167 0.006 4. Cubeful 2-ply 22/16 13/11 Eq.: -0.421 (-0.162) 0.399 0.100 0.003 - 0.601 0.187 0.009 5. Cubeful 0-ply 24/22 7/1* Eq.: -0.432 (-0.173) 0.368 0.084 0.003 - 0.632 0.138 0.005


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Before Change
// Filter through the classes to find those in CamelCase
camel_case_name = re.compile("([A-Z][a-z0-9]*)+")
module = sys.modules[__name__]
for name in filter(camel_case_name.match, dir(notebook_pb2)):
setattr(module, name, getattr(notebook_pb2, name))
// Clear out all temporary variables.
del notebook_pb2, re, sys, camel_case_name, module
After Change
import sys
// Append the current path to the paths to get imports working properly.
dir_path = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
sys.path.append(dir_path)
from Chart_pb2 import Chart
from Div_pb2 import Div


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