10 ways architecture could support a degrowth economy
by Amy FrearsonThis year's Oslo Architecture Triennale looks at degrowth, an economic strategy that calls for a reduction of both production and consumption, and asks what architecture could do to support it. Dezeen editor-at-large Amy Frearson picks out 10 of the most interesting ideas.
Enough: The Architecture of Degrowth is on show in venues across the Norwegian capital until 24 November. It explores different ways that architecture could respond to "a time of climate emergency and social division".
Central to the concept is the idea that continuous economic growth is part of the problem. It proposes that a degrowth economy, rather than a capitalist economy, offers the answers.
Degrowth promotes sharing and co-operation
"Degrowth is a designed reduction of total energy and material use to realign society with planetary limits, while improving people's lives and distributing resources fairly," explained Phineas Harper, one of the triennale's curators, in a recent column on Dezeen.
"It is an economic model that recognises that the route to greater welfare for all is not one of more extraction and expansion, but of more sharing and co-operation."
The Library, one of the main venues for the exhibition, showcases a series of architecture and design proposals that align with this attitude.
Here are 10 of the most interesting ideas:
Source materials first, design second
Italian design and research studio Gisto proposes a new approach to the design process. Rather than coming up with a concept first and then finding the materials for it, the designers suggests starting with the materials and shaping a design around them.
This project, called Multiplo, shows some of the structures that can be made out of typical elements found on demolition sites, from old window frames to ventilation fixtures.
Use recycled materials for bespoke solutions
Artist Kalle Grude uses elements that building companies throw away to create transient structures, which can easily be taken apart after use and recycled again. He doesn't see the point in using new materials when there are used materials everywhere.
For the triennale, he created a table with integrated seating to be used by visitors. After the show is over, it will be disassembled so that the materials can be used elsewhere. He calls the design Shelter for One Stone, One Tree Two People and Four Birds.
Use alternative forms of fuel
There are plenty of ways to heat buildings that don't rely on fossil fuels, which is what London-based design studio Public Works hoped to show with its installation, Power Plant!
Built in collaboration with Oslo School of Architecture students and Flakk/Dalziel, the design comprises a water heating system that is passively heated by compost. It provides heat for a connected bench, offering passersby a warm place to take a rest.
Find ways to use less concrete
Sand is one of the main components in concrete, but accounts for more than 85 per cent of global mining activity. To reduce this, design research duo YYY-MM-DD has developed a prototype for a column that can be made from crushed construction waste.
Called Another Column, the project is based around a large-scale empty bag that can be easily transported to a site. Once filled, it transforms into a structural object of its own, in the spirit of the traditional sand bag.
Develop zero-carbon infrastructure
Canadian architecture studio Lateral Office has developed a series of eco-friendly infrastructure models, based on the remote coastal outposts of Newfoundland. Typically these outports function by harvesting resources and power from the land and sea, but Lateral Office wanted to show that another option could be viable.
Boom/Bust features nine proposals for new outposts, including a water exchange that pays for itself through aquaculture, a compost station that supports local agriculture, a market hall that doubles as a community hub, and cooperative live-work spaces.
Design buildings that leave no trace
Ilford Demountable Timber Structure is a design for a community market and hydroponic farm that will sit on a car park for five years, then move to a new location. Interrobang – a London-based architecture and engineering studio led by one of the triennale's curators, Maria Smith – developed the project with the ambition to leave the site exactly as they found it.
The design includes gabion walls, filled with material found locally, and hardwood skis that help to distribute the building's load evenly across the ground.
Share resources without compromise
Co-living models are becoming more popular, but there are still many people that are unsure about them, largely due to concerns about having to share things that are important to them. For some people it could be a car, for others it might be a vacuum cleaner.
It was this idea that led New York-based Citygroup to develop its board game, Alone Together. The idea is that people use it to assess what things they are and aren't willing to sacrifice in the home.
Generate social activity around sharing economies
Washing, like many domestic chores, is a resource-heavy activity that contributes to social isolation. Henry Lefroy Brooks imagines that, in a sharing environment, washing could become a social activity while also having a reduced impact on the environment.
Brooks' proposal, The Civic Laundrette, imagines a amphitheatre made out of washing machines positioned in the heart of a community, like a public plaza. A model of the design is on show at the triennale inside a real washing machine.
Use natural, biodegradable materials
Architects and researchers Madeleine Kessler, Mio Tsuyenama and Hans-Christof Schulz want to encourage designers to build structures out of microbial materials, which can be just as strong as plastic-based materials, but are far less polluting.
Their project, Hidden Half World, features two stools out of mycelium, with one on show inside and the other outside. The one outside has been slowly decomposing as the triennale goes on, so that it can be returned to soil once the event is over.
Find sustainable forms of tourism
Nanotourism, a project by Dekleva Gregorič Architects and students from the AA, explores alternatives to international travel, which can be socially and environmentally destructive. It looks at ways of offering experiences that people can enjoy without having to take long journeys.
Examples include a levitation suit which allows guests to sleep in mid-air like astronauts, and a "wearable glass of wine".


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--- layout: page title: "About" description: "This is what I do." header-img: "img/about-bg.jpg" comments: true ---
Dear visitor, good to see you!
My name is Michael Borisov. I'm a software engineer and an agile practitioner.  Because of this fact I always look for patterns and practices to build reliable and scalable systems quicker. The most interesting topics for me at the moment are - reactive programming and event-driven architecture.
Unfortunately, I have to maintain existing code myself as it's not always possible to convince business to rebuild everything from scratch. Nobody wants to experience the second system syndrome on his own skin. Because of this fact, I always look for patterns and practices to keep code clean and easy for maintenance. That's why I invest time learning and playing with microservice architecture style, domain driven design and event store.
It would be a perfect world where software has been built by software engineers for software engineers only. Unfortunately, people who use my software usually have no idea about my way of thinking. They even don't know if they will like something until the moment they start using it. Because of this fact, I always look for patterns and practices to collect feedback from my code as soon as possible. That's why I practice agile principles and help to build software development ecosystems around continuous delivery.
I've learned one lesson and I want to share with you here. Happy people produce more than we could imagine. I know for myself that I'm happy at work when I have a clear goal, I'm surrounded by people who care, trust and support and I actually can do my job the way I see as the best choice for the moment. And I'm confident and can be trusted because I have enough information and I've discussed possible solutions with my colleagues. Because of this fact, I'm not looking for practices and patterns to manage people. Instead, I train myself to be a good listener and a coach who could always ask a right question and give support making decisions when asked.
Happy coding,
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Trading_BuyingSummaryType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_BuyingSummaryType.h Trading_BuyingSummaryType.m |
Overview
Type defining the BuyingSummary container returned in
GetMyeBayBuying. The BuyingSummary container
consists of data that summarizes the buyer’s recent buying activity, including the
number of items bid on, the number of items buyer is winning, and the number of items
the buyer has won. The BuyingSummary container is only returned if
the BuyingSummary.Include field is included in the GetMyeBayBuying request and set to
‘true’.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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biddingCount
propertyThe number of auction items the user has bid on.
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winningCount
The number of auction items the user has bid on and is winning, but auctions have not yet ended.
property -
totalWinningCost
propertyThe total cost of items the user is presently winning.
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wonCount
The number of items the user has bid on and won.
property -
totalWonCost
The total cost of items the user has bid on and won.
property -
wonDurationInDays
The time period for which won items are displayed. Default is 31 days.
property -
bestOfferCount
propertyThe number of items the user has made Best Offers on.
Properties
bestOfferCount
The number of items the user has made Best Offers on.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *bestOfferCount
Discussion
The number of items the user has made Best Offers on.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_BuyingSummaryType.h
biddingCount
The number of auction items the user has bid on.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *biddingCount
Discussion
The number of auction items the user has bid on.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_BuyingSummaryType.h
totalWinningCost
The total cost of items the user is presently winning.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *totalWinningCost
Declared In
Trading_BuyingSummaryType.h
totalWonCost
The total cost of items the user has bid on and won.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *totalWonCost
Declared In
Trading_BuyingSummaryType.h
winningCount
The number of auction items the user has bid on and is winning, but auctions have not yet ended.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *winningCount
Discussion
The number of auction items the user has bid on and is winning, but auctions have not yet ended.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_BuyingSummaryType.h
wonCount
The number of items the user has bid on and won.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *wonCount
Discussion
The number of items the user has bid on and won.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_BuyingSummaryType.h
wonDurationInDays
The time period for which won items are displayed. Default is 31 days.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *wonDurationInDays
Discussion
The time period for which won items are displayed. Default is 31 days.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_BuyingSummaryType.h


The BSPF is our interally developed, systematic process for applying data science to business. We teach the BSPF as part of our Data Science For Business (DS4B 201) Course. The BSPF combines ideologies from:
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A recent success story is that of Rodrigo Prado. Rodrigo is a high-end data science consultant and graduate of the prestigious University of Columbia Masters of Science in Applied Analytics. While the program was very good, Rodrigo left with a knowledge gap still present not fully enabling him to connect data science to the business.
He read the article, How To Successfully Manage A Data Science Project For Businesses: The Business Science Problem Framework, and immediately signed up for our Data Science For Business With R (DS4B 201-R) Course.
Through his company, Genesis Partners, Rodrigo has since implemented the BSPF on 3 projects. Rodrigo followed the program step-by-step, and the BSPF has cut his time-to-deliver data science projects in half!


Today I officially publish the first version of my personal website. The functionality of this version is very limited (close to none). There is almost no content. But I needed to start somewhere anyway.
This website was supposed to be built many years ago. It was to be a means to organize my notes, projects and ideas. There have been many paper projects and prototype versions of this website. Eventually none of them saw the daylight. Sad.
Recently I decided to change approach. I decided to document
whole process of creating this site on this site itself. So I
ratted of this template in an hour. Most of this time I have spent
reading documentation of css and html. Last time when I actually
used html, was the time when the tag marquee
was in
use. The times have changed. In fact it took me more time to write
this note than to write this code. I am more fluent in computer
language than in human language. This note is not even long. Very
sad.
This website was created as a collection of static html and css files. Neither server side nor client side have any logic. Website does not contain any graphics. I have given up on any graphics layout in this version. I planned five language versions of this site. I honestly doubt that I am able to keep it up like that. Eventually I will give up some of them. Main website is a gateway to subsites. As a starting point I created links to two of them: Informatics and Electronics. In the long run I would want to have more subsites. Even if some of them would be updated only few times per year. I wanted to start somewhere, so I start here.


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| Hort & Plant Science Greenhouse |
| Hort/FS Greenhouse |
| Hort/FS Greenhouse |
| Hort/FS Greenhouse |
| Horticulture Classroom (HORTCL) |
| Horticulture Field Laboratory |
| Horticulture Implement Shed - A |
| Horticulture Office (HORTOF) |
| Horticulture Shop |
| Horticulture Shop and Garage |
| Horticulture/Forest Science Building (HFSB) |
| Hotard Hall (HOTA) |
| Hughes Residence Hall (HUGH) |
| Implement Storage Shed |
| Instructional Materials Serv |
| Interdisciplinary Barn |
| Interdisciplinary Life Sciences Building (ILSB) |
| International Ocean Discovery Building (IODP) |
| IODP/Oceanography Bldg |
| Isolation Barn |
| ITSI Storage |
| Jack E. Brown Chemical Engineering Building (CHEN) |
| Jack K. Williams Administration Building (ADMN) |
| James J. Cain '51 Building (ENPH) |
| Joe C. Richardson Petroleum Engineering Building (RICH) |
| John H. Lindsey Building (LIND) |
| Johnson Track & Field |
| Julia And Mark Ellis '79 Soccer Building |
| Keathley Residence Hall (KEAT) |
| Kiest Hall - Dorm 2 (KIES) |
| Klebanoff-Saric Wind Tunnel (Unsteady Wind Tunnel) (KSWT) |
| Kleberg Center (KLCT) |
| Koldus Building (JJKB) |
| Krueger Residence Hall (KRUE) |
| Kyle Field (KYLE) |
| Laboratory Animal Care Building (LARR) |
| Lacy Hall - Dorm 6 (LACY) |
| Land, Air, Space Robotics |
| Langford Architecture Center Building A (ARCA) |
| LARR Support Personnel Bldg |
| Laundry @ The Gardens |
| Lechner Residence Hall (LECH) |
| Legett Residence Hall (LEGE) |
| Leonard Hall - Dorm 7 (LEON) |
| Liberal Arts and Arts & Humanities Building (LAAH) |
| Livestock Housing |
| Luedecke Building (Cyclotron) (CYCL) |
| Maintenance Machine Shed |
| McFadden Residence Hall (MCFA) |
| McFerrin Athletic Center-Indoor Football |
| McFerrin Athletic Center-Indoor Track (ITRK) |
| McKenzie Terminal Building |
| McNew Laboratory (MCNW) |
| Mechanical Engineering Office Building (MEOB) |
| Medical Sciences Library (MEDL) |
| Melbern G. Glasscock Building (GLAS) |
| Memorial Student Center (MSC) |
| Metal Building |
| Military Sciences Building (MILS) |
| Milner Hall (MILN) |
| Mitchell Inst for Fundamental Phys & Astronomy (MIST) |
| Mitchell Physics Building (MPHY) |
| Mitchell Tennis Center Ticket Booth |
| Moore Communications Center (KAMU) |
| Moore-Connally Building |
| Moses Residence Hall (MOSE) |
| Mosher Residence Hall (MOSH) |
| Mosquito Research Lab |
| Munnerlyn Astronomy & Space Sciences Engineering (MASS) |
| Murray Case Sells Storage Bldg |
| N.S.C. Hyperbaric Lab |
| Nagle Hall (NGLE) |
| National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing (NCTM) |
| Nat'l Aerothermochemistry Lab, Bldg 1 |
| Nat'l Aerothermochemistry Lab, Bldg 2 |
| Nautical Archeology Storage |
| Neeley Residence Hall (NEEL) |
| New Rifle Range |
| Nicks Low Speed Wind Tunnel (WIND) |
| Non Surgical Animal Procedure |
| Northside Parking Garage (NSPG) |
| Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility (NMR) |
| Nuclear Science Center Laboratory |
| Nuclear Science Cntr |
| Nursery Floral Field Laboratory (NFFL) |
| Nutrition/Physiology Center |
| Ocean Drilling Test Facility |
| Oceanography & Meteorology Building (OM) |
| Office Building |
| Office of the State Chemist Building |
| Offshore Technology Research Center (OTRC) |
| Oil Tanks Boiler House |
| Olsen (E.D.) Grove Picnic Area |
| Olsen Field at Bluebell Park (OLSN) |
| Olsen Field Batting Cage Facility |
| Omar Smith Instructional Tennis Center (WCTC) |
| One Circle Drive (PRES) |
| Parking Booth At PA35 |
| Parking Toll Booth At PA72 |
| Parsons Cav Caretaker Facility |
| Pavilion (PAV) |
| Pearce Animal Pavilion (PRPV) |
| Penberthy Intramural Sports Center (PISC) |
| Perennial Grass Breeding and Genetics (PGBG) |
| Peterson Building (PETR) |
| Phys Plant-Grounds Maintenance (PPGM) |
| Physics Teaching Observatory (OBSV) |
| Plant Science Grain Sorghum Greenhouse |
| Plant Science Greenhouse |
| Poultry Sci Comparative Rearing |
| Poultry Sci Environmental Res |
| Poultry Sci Equipment Storage |
| Poultry Sci Handling & Judging (POSC) |
| Poultry Sci Integrated Repro |
| Poultry Sci Nutrition & Phys (PSNP) |
| Poultry Sci Repro & Embryology |
| Poultry Science Broiler #1 |
| Poultry Science Broiler #2 |
| Poultry Science Caged Layer #1 |
| Poultry Science Caged Layer #2 |
| Poultry Science Feed Mixing |
| Poultry Science Headquarters (FARM) |
| Price Hobgood Ag. Engineering Research Lab (HOBG) |
| Processing Lab |
| PS Environmental Biotechnology |
| PS Gamebird Rearing & Flt Pen |
| PS Gamebird Repro & Management |
| PS Intensive Mgt & Rearing |
| Psychology Building (PSYC) |
| Publications Pro. Center |
| Pump House |
| Purchasing & Stores (PRCH) |
| Purchasing & Stores - General Storage |
| Purchasing & Stores - Volatile Storage |
| Radioactive Waste Building |
| Range Science Field Lab |
| Reed Arena (REED) |
| Reed House |
| Reed-McDonald Building (RDMC) |
| Refinery |
| Refuse Collection Maintenance |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. A |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. B |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. C |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. D |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. E |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. F |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. G |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. H |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. I |
| Reproductive Sciences Bldg. J |
| Research Park Maintenance Building |
| Research Park Switching Station |
| Research Support Bldg |
| Rest Rooms |
| Reynolds Medical Sciences Building (REYN) |
| Riverside Water Distribution Pump Station |
| Rosenthal Meat Science & Technology Center (MSTC) |
| Rudder Residence Hall (RUDD) |
| Rudder Tower (RDER) |
| Sam Houston Sanders Corps of Cadets Center (SCCT) |
| Sample Processing Laboratory |
| Satellite Utility Plant No. 1 (SUP1) |
| Satellite Utility Plant No. 2 (SUP2) |
| Satellite Utility Plant No. 3 (SUP3) |
| Sbisa Dining Hall (SBSA) |
| Schmidt House |
| School of Public Health - Admin Bldg (SPHA) |
| School of Public Health - Classroom Bldg (SPHC) |
| School of Public Health - Lab Bldg (SPHB) |
| Schuhmacher Residence Hall (SCHU) |
| Scoates Hall (SCTS) |
| SCS Forage Greenhouse (SCSFGH) |
| SCSC Small Grain Greenhouse |
| SCSC-Weed Sci Greenhouse |
| Shed At Challenge Course |
| Shed-VP Student Services |
| Sheep & Goat Center |
| Sheep Feeding |
| Small Upland Fowl Res Lab (Mothballed in 2014) |
| Softball Building |
| Soil & Crop Greenhouse |
| Soil & Crop Peanut Greenhouse |
| Soil & Crop Sci Dry Processing |
| Soil & Crop Sci Greenhouse |
| Soil & Crop Sci Greenhouse |
| Soil & Crop Sci Greenhouse |
| Soil & Crop Sci Greenhouse |
| Soil & Crop Sciences Greenhouse |
| Soil Testing Lab (STL) |
| Soil/Crop Cotton Genetic Greenhouse |
| Solvent Extraction Building |
| South Side Parking Garage (SSPG) |
| Southern Crop Improvement Greenhouse (SCIG) |
| Spence Hall - Dorm 1 (SPEN) |
| State Chemist Building (STCH) |
| State HQTRS Thermal Plant |
| Storage and Lab-Cyclotron |
| Storage Building |
| Storage Shed |
| Storage-Cyclotron |
| Student Recreation Center (SREC) |
| Substation (West Campus) |
| TAC Realty Hanger |
| TAES Annex Building (TAES) |
| Teague Research Center (TEAG) |
| TEES Records Archive |
| TEES Smoke Detector Research |
| TEEX - ITSI |
| TEEX - ITSI Tech Bldg |
| TEEX - LAW Driving Track Pavilion |
| TEEX - LAW Firing Range Classroom |
| TEEX - LAW Office Bldg |
| TEEX - LAW Prop House #1 |
| TEEX - LAW Prop House #2 |
| TEEX - LAW UXO Demo Range Pavilion |
| TEEX - LAW UXO Search Grid Pavilion |
| TEEX Copy Center |
| TEEX Covered Training Area |
| TEEX EUPWTI Building |
| TEEX EUPWTI Building |
| TEEX EUPWTI Parking |
| TEEX Hangar/Classrooms (ELTC) |
| TEEX ITSI Garage & Offices |
| TEEX ITSI Offices |
| TEEX ITSI Offices - Water Lab |
| TEEX ITSI Shop |
| TEEX Storage |
| TEEX Warehouse |
| Telecommunications Building |
| Telecommunications Optical Remote Building |
| Texas A&M Institute For Genomic Medicine (TIGM) |
| Texas A&M Institute for Preclinical Studies A (TIPS A) |
| Texas A&M Institute for Preclinical Studies B (TIPS B) |
| Texas A&M Institute for Preclinical Studies C (TIPS C) |
| Texas A&M Polo Club Stables |
| Texas A&M System Agency Office Building (AMSB) |
| Texas Vet Med Diagnostic Lab (VMDL) |
| The AgriLife Center (AGCT) |
| The Gardens F |
| The Gardens G |
| The Gardens H |
| The Gardens J |
| The Gardens K |
| The Gardens L |
| The Gardens M |
| The Gardens N |
| The Gardens P |
| The Gardens Q |
| Theriogenology Facility, Equine Reproduction (VMTF) |
| Thompson Hall (THOM) |
| Thomsen Animal Euthenics Center |
| Tick Research Facility (TICK) |
| Track & Field CTR Ticket Booth |
| Track & Field Support Center |
| Track Bleacher Storage |
| Trans Center Paint Storage |
| Transit Services (TRSV) |
| Transportation Services Barricade Storage |
| TTI Machining Facility |
| TTI Office Building |
| TTI Proving Ground Research Hangar |
| TTI Proving Ground Research Support |
| TTI Research Pendulum Test Facility |
| TTI Research Storage |
| TTI Research Storage Building |
| TTI Sediment & Erosion Control Lab |
| TTI Sediment & Erosion Control Support Lab |
| TTI State Headquarters & Research Building (TTIHQ) |
| Turbo Lab Support Building |
| Turbomachinery Laboratory |
| Turfgrass Field Lab (TURF) |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #1 |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #2 |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #3 |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #4 |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #5 |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #6 |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #7 |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #8 |
| TVMC-Animal Isolation Bldg #9 |
| TVMC-Barn No 2 |
| TVMC-Barn No 3 (VMB3) |
| TVMC-Caged Animals (VMCA) |
| TVMC-Experimental Animal Building |
| TVMC-Isolation Laboratory |
| TVMC-Poultry Disease Research |
| TVMC-Poultry Research |
| TVMC-Small Animal Building |
| TVMC-Small Animal Research Building (VIV2) |
| TVMC-Surgery Building (VMSB) |
| TVMC-Wildlife & Exotic Animals |
| TX Forest Service GH Headhouse |
| TX Forest Service Greenhouse |
| TX Forest Service Greenhouse |
| U.S.D.A. Hangar |
| U.S.D.A. Hangar No.1 |
| U.S.D.A. Hangar No.2 |
| U.S.D.A. Hangar No.3 |
| U.S.D.A. Hangar No.4 |
| Underwood Residence Hall (UNDE) |
| University Apartments Community Center (UACC) |
| University Apts Community Maintenance Bldg |
| University Center Parking Garage (UCPG) |
| University Services Building (USB) |
| USDA Greenhouse 1 |
| USDA Greenhouse 2 |
| Utay Hall - Dorm 12 (UTAY) |
| Utilities & Energy Services Business Office (UBO) |
| Utilities & Energy Services Central Office (UCO) |
| Utilities & Energy Services Energy Office (UEOA) |
| Utilities Inventory Warehouse Building 1 |
| Variety Testing and Sorghum Breeding (FSSB) |
| Varsity Soccer Press Box |
| Vending Machine Booth |
| Verizon ORM |
| Vet Med Research Bldg Addition (VMR) |
| Veterinary Anatomic Pathology (VAPA) |
| Veterinary Large Animal Hospital (VLAH) |
| Veterinary Medical Sciences Building (VMS) |
| Veterinary Medicine Administration (VMA) |
| Veterinary Research Building (VRB) |
| Veterinary Small Animal Hospital (VSAH) |
| Veterinary Teaching Hospital (VTH) |
| Vice President's Residence (PRVP) |
| Virus-Vector Research Lab |
| Vivarium III (VIV3) |
| VMP Shop |
| W.P. Luse Foundation Building (LFB) |
| W5AC Amateur Radio Club Building (W5AC) |
| Walton Residence Hall (WALT) |
| Warehouse |
| Warehouse |
| Warehouse |
| Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) |
| Water and Valve Hut |
| Water Distribution Pump Station No. 1 |
| Water Distribution Pump Station No. 2 |
| Water Tower |
| Weed Science Field Lab |
| Wehner Building (WCBA) |
| Wells Residence Hall (WELL) |
| West Campus Library Facility (WCLF) |
| West Campus Office Pavilion |
| West Campus Parking Garage (WCG) |
| West Campus Switching Station |
| White (G.R.) Conference Center |
| White Hall - Dorm 10 (WHIT) |
| Whitely Hall - Dorm 9 (WHTE) |
| Wildlife & Exotic Animal Ctr |
| Williams Alumni Center (CLAC) |
| Wind Tunnel Compressor Building |
| Wireless Telecommunications Facility |
| Wisenbaker Engineering Building (WEB) |
| WWTP Digester Boiler Building (TPBB) |
| WWTP Disinfection Building (TPDB) |
| WWTP Primary Pump Building (TPPP) |
| WWTP Secondary Pump Building (TPSP) |
| YMCA Building (YMCA) |
| Zachry Engineering Education Complex (ZEEC) |


High Priest Sylvain:
Ah, the Limbs of the Temple...
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We wish to distribute our manifesto -- which argues that the advent of the angel proves the Temple's legitimacy and authority -- to the various breakaway groups.
This will give them a final chance to repent of their apostasy and return to our loving fold, and in so doing escape eternal punishment.
But it will be very difficult to disseminate the manifesto to each group -- many lie in dangerous areas and many more will suspect a trick and refuse to meet with any representative we send...
However, an experienced adventurer might be able to both reach these groups and convince them to hear him out.
Will you help us?
"I will."


About Hi, I'm liaojinxing. Software Engineer on iOS and system architecture email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Follow me on github


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DxSter, the Alzheimer's disease Algorithmic Diagnostic Helper, is a codified algorithm that can diagnose normal cognition, MCI and Dementia which services as a valid alternative that reduces time, effort and biases associated with consensus diagnosis. Codifying the AlgDx algorithmic diagnosis project is an effort to translate the algorithm that calculates the physician and clinical diagnosis. The algorithm is designed to reduce the number of cases that need review in consensus conference. To accomplish this Dr. Meredith Wicklund from the University of Florida has been awarded a grant through the Ed and Ethel Moore Alzheimer’s Research Program in which CTS-IT has been provided funding to translate the AlgDx into Python and JavaScript software libraries. Click the button below to see how it works!
Check it out!Duara, R., Loewenstein, D. A., Greig, M., Acevedo, A., Potter, E., Appel, J., … Potter, H. (2010). Reliability and Validity of an Algorithm for the Diagnosis of Normal Cognition, MCI and Dementia: Implications for Multi-Center Research Studies. The American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry : Official Journal of the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry, 18(4), 363–370.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2844658/
Can DxSter help you? Click the button below to get access to the source code.
DxSter CodeWhen you go to the DxSter tool (found here https://ctsit.github.io/dxster/dxcalc.html), you will be asked to enter your Clinical dx as well as your Neuro Psychological dx. Based on these two variables, the DxCalc will generate an algorithmic diagnosis for the patient.
In 2009 Dr. Ranjan Duara et. al. from Mt. Sinai Medical Center in Miami Florida conducted a study to create an algorithm that could use a combination of the clinical diagnosis and the neuropsychological diagnosis to computationally arrive at a diagnosis with a high degree of accuracy. The traditional consensus diagnosis (ConsDx) of normal cognition, mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and dementia relies on the reconciliation of an informant-based report of cognitive and functional impairment by a physician (PhyDx), and a neuropsychological diagnosis (NPDx). As this procedure may be labor-intensive and influenced by the philosophy and biases of a clinician, the diagnostic algorithm (AlgDx) was developed to identify individuals as cognitively normal, with MCI or dementia.
The AlgDx combines the PhyDx with the NPDx, using a computational algorithm that provides cognitive diagnoses, as defined by the National Alzheimer Coordinating Center/Uniform Data Set (NACC/UDS) nomenclature. Reliability of the AlgDx was assessed in 532 community- dwelling elderly subjects by its concordance with the ConsDx, and association with two biomarkers, medial temporal atrophy (MTA) scores of brain MRI scans, and ApoE-ε4 genotype.
The Algorithmic diagnosis uses a combination of variables to compute the AlgDx. By collaborating with the authors of the algorithm we developed a rules engine that emulates the human interpretation of the physician and neuropsychologist diagnosis. Once the rules engine was developed we utilized the Python programing language to codify the rules engine and DxSter was born.
Yes! The DxSter Alzheimer’s disease Algorithmic Diagnostic Helper is setup as a proof of concept web application and can be found at https://ctsit.github.io/dxster/dxcalc.html.
The code base is open source can be found at https://github.com/ctsit/dxster.
To use DxSter you will need to download the libraries and integrate them into your own tools. You will need to include Algorithmic diagnosis in your own data sets.
Go to DxCalc and view page source to see an example implementation of the dxster.js JavaScript AlgDx Module. This module is a port of the Python library. It implements the identical AlgDx truth table and AlgDx calc functions. dxcalc.html serves as a reference implementation of this functionality.
In the examples/bash folder in the GitHub repository are example files of a sample csv dataset called sample_data.csv that contains a subject ID, NPDx, and CDR score. The file calc_algdx_sample.sh will call Python and the dxster python module to loop through every row in your sample data and output the AlgDx corresponding diagnosis to stdout.
If you like our DxSter Calc concept and want to go further with it, give it a test drive with your own data! Go to the DxSter Uploader and upload your own data set into the file uploader. Your results will populate with an option to print at the end.
DxSter has been a labor of love and we want to see it used in real world applications. We ask that you use the online calculator or download the code to use it to diagnose the cognitive state of study participants. After which please give us feedback on how to make the program better.
Please reference Clinical and Translational Science - Informatics and Technology group (CTS-IT) in any research report, journal, or publication that requires citation of authors' work. Recognition of CTS-IT resources you used to perform research is important for acquiring funding for the next generation of informatics services and our research and development activities in software development and information science.
At minimum, a citation should include: Clinical and Translational Science Informatics and Technology group at the University of Florida
Our suggested acknowledgement is (select one or more items within the braces, as appropriate): The authors acknowledge the Clinical and Translational Science Informatics and Technology group at the University of Florida for providing {Python software library, code, examples, calculator} resources that have contributed to the research results reported within this paper. URL: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20306566
This work has been supported by the Florida Department of Health's Ed and Ethel Moore Alzheimer's Disease Research Program grant number 66315-UF, the National Institute of Aging, and the 1Florida Alzheimer's Research Center grant number P50AG047266. To donate to the 1Florida ADRC go to http://1floridaadrc.org/donate.html.


Old Fashioned was a project that I put together as I wanted to learn how to use Bourbon, Neat and Bitters and I thought it would be nice to have a project built with Compass, which I also very much enjoy using.
Since it was a fun project for my own learning, I thought it might be nice to create a boilerplate so that others might be able to get up and running for rapid prototyping or other front end work without Bootstrap or Foundation.
I decided to set this project up for anyone who had never really used Bourbon, Neat or Bitters before by setting up a front end scaffold where the user could drop in components as they needed them into the partials called styles under bourbon and mymixins under the Bourbon directory. This is only a rough guide- additional partials can be added as necessary.
Then I created an index page to ramp the user up even faster with these components. This page is really just to show how all the working parts fit together roughly.
The end result was a concise, partially responsive boilerplate perfect for low-complexity projects. I put the work onto a public repository and created a github page to demo the project as well as to share. I also included a contact method as I’d be happy to hear users comments and field questions. Building Old Fashioned was a great learning experience as well as something valuable to share!


Implements a 'DBI' compliant interface to Presto. Presto is an open source distributed SQL query engine for running interactive analytic queries against data sources of all sizes ranging from gigabytes to petabytes: <https://prestodb.io/>.
| Version: | 1.3.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0), methods |
| Imports: | DBI (≥ 0.3.0), httr (≥ 0.6), openssl, jsonlite, stringi, stats, Rcpp (≥ 0.12.7), utils |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | testthat, dplyr (≥ 0.7.0), dbplyr |
| Published: | 2018-10-23 |
| Author: | Onur Ismail Filiz [aut, cre], Sergey Goder [aut], John Myles White [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Onur Ismail Filiz <onur at fb.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/prestodb/RPresto/issues |
| License: | BSD_3_clause + file LICENSE |
| Copyright: | Facebook, Inc. 2015-present. |
| URL: | https://github.com/prestodb/RPresto |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | Databases |
| CRAN checks: | RPresto results |
| Reference manual: | RPresto.pdf |
| Package source: | RPresto_1.3.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RPresto_1.3.2.zip, r-release: RPresto_1.3.2.zip, r-oldrel: RPresto_1.3.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RPresto_1.3.2.tgz, r-oldrel: RPresto_1.3.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | RPresto archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=RPresto to link to this page.


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ELEC6211 - Project Preparation
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| Assignment: | General Research Review |
| Student: | LLAMAS FERNANDEZ, Manuel (mlf1g15) |
| Student ID: | 28191943 |
| Supervisor: | NIRANJAN, Mahesan |
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In short, data visualization is the representation of data in a graphical or pictorial format. It allows key decision-makers to see complex analytics in a visual layout, so they can identify new patterns or grasp challenging concepts. From website metrics and sales team performance to marketing campaign results and product adoption rates, there is a range of data points your organization needs to track. When you have your hands full juggling multiple projects at once, you need a quick and effective reporting method that allows you to get a clear point across. Do you know which types of data visualization method to use?
Some of the most common types of data visualizations include:
While all of them serve to expedite and improve data interpretation, not all are appropriate for the same job. Choosing the right visual aid is the key to preventing user confusion and making sure your analysis is accurate. Below we will look into some of the different types of charts and graphs.
There are myriad different types of charts, graphs and other visualization techniques that can help analysts represent and relay important data. Let’s take a look at 10 of the most common ones:
There are myriad different types of charts, graphs and other visualization techniques that can help analysts represent and relay important data. Let’s take a look at 10 of the most common ones:
This is one of the most common types of data visualization tools. There’s a reason we learn how to make column charts in elementary school. They’re a simple, time-honored way to show a comparison among different sets of data. You can also use a column chart to track data sets over time.
A column chart will include data labels along the horizontal (X) axis with measured metrics or values presented on the vertical (Y) axis, also known as the left side of the chart. The Y-axis will normally start at 0 and go as high as the largest measurement you’re tracking.
You can use column charts to track monthly sales figures, revenue per landing page, or similar measurements. Consistent colors help keep the focus on the data itself, though you can introduce accent colors to emphasize important data points or to track changes over time.


Midfielder’s Red Card A Blessing In Disguise…
by Soccer LadumaThe red card picked up by Chippa United’s Tercious Malepe at the weekend could be seen as a blessing in disguise for the South African U23 team.
SA U23 coach David Notoane has struggled to gather all his players for the team’s preparations as Absa Premiership clubs have refused to release their stars before the FIFA international break.
Will Malepe facing suspension as a result of the sending off in his side’s loss to Mamelodi Sundowns in the Telkom Knockout quarter-final, the player is now able to join the U23s earlier than planned.
Read: City To Go Dutch!
The team left on Monday for Egypt where they will participate in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations scheduled to be played from 8 – 22 November.
Read: Chippa Could Be Boosted For Chiefs!
Notoane left with only 12 players as the likes of Kaizer Chiefs duo of Siyabonga Ngezana and Happy Mashiane, as well as Sipho Mbule and Teboho Mokoena from SuperSport United remained with their teams.
The three top teams from the competition in Egypt will represent Africa at the 2010 Tokyo Olympic Games.


Fairy Tales and Other Traditional Stories
by FCIT
"The Three Bears"
by Robert Southey
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- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Hamilton Wright Mabie, ed., Fairy Tales Every Child Should Know
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.7
- Word Count: 624
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: consideration
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In a far-off country there was once a little girl who was called Silver-hair, because her curly hair shone brightly. She was a sad romp, and so restless that she could not be kept quiet at home, but must needs run out and away, without leave.
One day she started off into a wood to gather wild flowers, and into the fields to chase butterflies. She ran here and she ran there, and went so far, at last, that she found herself in a lonely place, where she saw a snug little house, in which three bears lived; but they were not then at home.
The door was ajar, and Silver-hair pushed it open and found the place to be quite empty, so she made up her mind to go in boldly, and look all about the place, little thinking what sort of people lived there.
Now the three bears had gone out to walk a little before this. They were the Big Bear, and the Middle-sized Bear, and the Little Bear; but they had left their porridge on the table to cool. So when Silver-hair came into the kitchen, she saw the three bowls of porridge. She tasted the largest bowl, which belonged to the Big Bear, and found it too cold; then she tasted the middle-sized bowl, which belonged to the Middle-sized Bear, and found it too hot; then she tasted the smallest bowl, which belonged to the Little Bear, and it was just right, and she ate it all.
She went into the parlour, and there were three chairs. She tried the biggest chair, which belonged to the Big Bear, and found it too high; then she tried the middle-sized chair, which belonged to the Middle-sized Bear, and she found it too broad; then she tried the little chair, which belonged to the Little Bear, and found it just right, but she sat in it so hard that she broke it.
Now Silver-hair was by this time very tired, and she went upstairs to the chamber, and there she found three beds. She tried the largest bed, which belonged to the Big Bear, and found it too soft; then she tried the middle-sized bed, which belonged to the Middle-sized Bear, and she found it too hard; then she tried the smallest bed, which belonged to the Little Bear, and found it just right, so she lay down upon it, and fell fast asleep.
While Silver-hair was lying fast asleep, the three bears came home from their walk. They came into the kitchen, to get their porridge, but when the Big Bear went to his, he growled out:
“SOMEBODY HAS BEEN TASTING MY PORRIDGE!”
and the Middle-sized Bear looked into his bowl, and said:
“Somebody Has Been Tasting My Porridge!”
and the Little Bear piped:
“Somebody has tasted my porridge and eaten it all up!”
Then they went into the parlour, and the Big Bear growled:
“SOMEBODY HAS BEEN SITTING IN MY CHAIR!”
and the Middle-sized Bear said:
“Somebody Has Been Sitting In My Chair!”
and the Little Bear piped:
“Somebody has been sitting in my chair, and has broken it all to pieces!”
So they went upstairs into the chamber, and the Big Bear growled:
“SOMEBODY HAS BEEN TUMBLING MY BED!”
and the Middle-sized Bear said:
“Somebody Has Been Tumbling My Bed!”
and the little Bear piped:
“Somebody has been tumbling my bed, and here she is!”
At that, Silver-hair woke in a fright, and jumped out of the window and ran away as fast as her legs could carry her, and never went near the Three Bears’ snug little house again.


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Warm 2 tablespoons olive oil in a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Stir in the mushrooms, and cook until soft, about 3 minutes. Remove mushrooms and their liquid, and set aside.
Add 1 tablespoon olive oil to frying pan, and stir in the shallots. Cook 1 minute. Add rice, stirring to coat with oil, about 2 minutes. When the rice has taken on a pale, golden colour, pour in wine, stirring constantly until the wine is fully absorbed. Add 125ml stock to the rice, and stir until the it is absorbed. Continue adding stock 125ml at a time, stirring continuously, until the liquid is absorbed and the rice is al dente, about 15 to 20 minutes.
Remove from heat, and stir in mushrooms with their liquid, butter, chives and parmesan. Season with salt and pepper to taste.


A Mover that moves the Entity in a path finding way. More...
#include <ECPathMover.h>
Public Slots | |
| void | onPathCalculated_ (std::vector< QPointF > path) |
| Executed when the async path finder has succesfully calculated a requested path. More... | |
| void | onMoveStep_ () |
| Executed periodically to take the controlled entity one step along its path. More... | |
| Public Slots inherited from qge::ECMover | |
| void | onEntityDied_ (Entity *entity) |
| Executed when the Entity that the Mover is supposed to move has died. More... | |
| Public Slots inherited from qge::EntityController | |
| void | onControlledEntityDying_ (Entity *sender) |
| Executed when the controlled entity is dying. More... | |
Signals | |
| void | moved (const QPointF &toPos) |
| Emitted each time the controlled entity moves. More... | |
| Signals inherited from qge::ECMover | |
| void | entitySuccesfullyMoved (ECMover *byMover) |
| Emitted when the Mover has succesfully moved its Entity to the target position. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| ECPathMover (Entity *entity=nullptr) | |
| void | setSpeed (int speed) |
| int | speed () |
| void | setStepSize (double stepSize) |
| Sets how many pixels the entity should move every time he moves. More... | |
| double | stepSize () |
| Returns how many pixels the controlled entity should move every time he moves. More... | |
| bool | alwaysFaceTargetPosition () |
| Returns true if the entity will always face the target position while moving along path or simply face the current direction in which its heading. More... | |
| void | setAlwaysFaceTargetPosition (bool tf) |
| If true is passed in, makes it so that as the entity is moving, it will contineuosly face it's target position. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from qge::ECMover | |
| ECMover (Entity *entity=nullptr) | |
| Constructs a Mover that can move the specified Entity. More... | |
| virtual Entity * | entity () |
| Returns the Entity that the Mover moves. More... | |
| virtual void | setEntity (Entity *entity) |
| Sets the Entity that the Mover should move. More... | |
| virtual void | moveEntity (const QPointF &toPos) |
| Moves the entity from its current position to the specified position. More... | |
| virtual bool | isMovingEntity () |
| Returns true if the Mover is currently moving its Entity. More... | |
| virtual void | stopMovingEntity () |
| Tells the Mover to stops moving the entity. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from qge::EntityController | |
| EntityController (Entity *entityToControl) | |
| virtual | ~EntityController () |
| Entity * | entityControlled () |
| Returns the entity that this EntityController is controlling. More... | |
| void | setEntityControlled (Entity *entityControlled) |
| Set the entity that this EntityController should control. More... | |
| virtual void | onControlledEntityDying (Entity *controlledEntity) |
| Executed when the controlled entity is dying. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | moveEntity_ (const QPointF &toPos) |
| Starts moving the entity towards the specified position. More... | |
| virtual void | stopMovingEntity_ () |
| This function is executed when the MoveBehavior is asked to stop moving the entity. More... | |
A Mover that moves the Entity in a path finding way.
The entity will move using a path finding algorithm. You can specifiy if the entity should continue to face its target position or if it should face the direction its heading into.
Example usage:
| ECPathMover::ECPathMover | ( | Entity * | entity = nullptr | ) |
| bool ECPathMover::alwaysFaceTargetPosition | ( | ) |
Returns true if the entity will always face the target position while moving along path or simply face the current direction in which its heading.
See setAlwaysFaceTargetPosition() for more info.
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signal |
Emitted each time the controlled entity moves.
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protectedvirtual |
Starts moving the entity towards the specified position.
Implements qge::ECMover.
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slot |
Executed periodically to take the controlled entity one step along its path.
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slot |
Executed when the async path finder has succesfully calculated a requested path.
Will start the timer to make the entity move on the path.
| void ECPathMover::setAlwaysFaceTargetPosition | ( | bool | tf | ) |
If true is passed in, makes it so that as the entity is moving, it will contineuosly face it's target position.
If false is passed in, the controlled entity will face the current direction its heading in.
| void qge::ECPathMover::setSpeed | ( | int | speed | ) |
| void ECPathMover::setStepSize | ( | double | stepSize | ) |
Sets how many pixels the entity should move every time he moves.
This in effect controlls the "granularity" of the movement. Higher values means the controlled entity takes bigger steps but infrequently. Lower values means the controlled entity takes frequent small steps. Note that this does not effect the speed of the controlled entity, just the movement "granularity"!
| int qge::ECPathMover::speed | ( | ) |
| double ECPathMover::stepSize | ( | ) |
Returns how many pixels the controlled entity should move every time he moves.
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protectedvirtual |
This function is executed when the MoveBehavior is asked to stop moving the entity.
Implements qge::ECMover.


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dukeleto29-Aug-19 02:13 PM
or just plain vouts/vins?
ok, good to know
Large op-return data makes the xtn take longer to move around the p2p network
so if you are pushing a lot of data, take that into account
there is a concept of "locked funds" as well
not sure if that is coming into play
listlockunspent(edited)
make sure to call that RPC and make sure stuff isn't locked, maybe?
that is mostly for shielded stuff
but I think taddr utxos can be locked, too
if you look in the KMD source code, there are magical sleep's all over to make the magic sauce taste just right
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it's part of the design of Bitcoin, nothing is perfect
Sometimes you must wait for other threads or the p2p network or whatever
I still don't know that you are describing a "bug" or are "not checking error conditions correctly"
Alright29-Aug-19 04:36 PM
@Deleted User you're getting Account has insufficient funds with what rpc command?
tried to skim through this, not sure what exact issue is
Alright29-Aug-19 04:50 PM
are you spending from mempool?
are you setting the arg for minconfs?
needs to be set to 0
arg 3, set it to 0 or it won't spend from mempool
3. minconf (numeric, optional, default=1) Only use the balance confirmed at least this many times.
@Deleted User what this burner do? The page didn't clear enough to me.
Maybe good have some description on there too
Burns coins?
Not spendable after burning?
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Oh okay
That should be there on that page mate
1
Also for what purpose, why someone need to burn coins
I think the person burning their money must have good reason
Can leave that from description
Happy for ya @dukeleto
dukeleto30-Aug-19 02:48 AM
it was a little thing I saw, from working on all this zstats stuff
and I figured I should see what it's like to contribute to BTC, and for small trivial things, it was quite painless, at least in this case. Just adding on new key to a relatively new RPC, it was low-risk and not contentious
@grewalsatinder thanks
I learned how to add stuff to the btc release notes doc, that was the most confusing part of the process
New CVEs will be released for various Bitcoin Lightning Network projects on September 27th. If your project uses any of this code, stay alert!
CVE-2019-12998 c-lightning < 0.7.1
CVE-2019-12999 lnd < 0.7
CVE-2019-13000 eclair <= 0.3
https://t.co/9DRYvkrHX1https://t.co...
pandaanu7330-Aug-19 02:51 PM
Do any body help me not getting komodod file in src folder
Bitcoin Script Debugger. Contribute to kallewoof/btcdeb development by creating an account on GitHub.
CrisF31-Aug-19 01:14 AM
Hi,
If I wanted to 'digitalize' a physical asset, my house for example, for trading what kind of advantages/disavantages would there be to using 'tokens' rather than a '-ac_name=MYHOUSE' chain?(edited)
Would both methods allow trading through mm2 and channels?
CMaurice31-Aug-19 06:56 AM
depends what you want to do with it, I guess: if you want to sell the legal title outright, then it could be represented by a single non-fungible token. If you wanted to sell shares in it, perhaps as rights to future rental income or something, then many tokens or a whole chain might be abetter idea
smk762 - dracocanis ominator31-Aug-19 07:15 AM
block reward for doing the dishes.
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gcharang31-Aug-19 07:17 AM
the main obstacle to digitize physical assets is the need for an "Enforcer"
if that problem is solved, i.e., a trusted enforcer agrees to enforce a trade of digital representations of physical assets on a specific blockchain in the real world
then,
using '-ac_name=MYHOUSE' will look like:
you could start the chain with say 10,000 supply and each coin represents 1/10000 th share of the house
these coins can traded with cryptos or other similarly digitised assets using mm2 without much effort
using tokens:
the house is represented by a NFT
it can be traded for other tokens. these tokens can be similar NFTs that represent assets or other cryptos brought on chain through gateways(edited)
smk762 - dracocanis ominator31-Aug-19 07:17 AM
trading on mm2 would be single chain
a realestate portfolio where renters have to mine as a condition of lease would ensure full nodes active (maybe redeemable for discounts on rent like a free week per year, along with founder rewards to keep supply balanced)
CrisF31-Aug-19 09:22 AM
I was thinking along the lines of selling 'shares' in the house.
The 'shares' would be tradeable with other digital assets and crypto.
dukeleto31-Aug-19 11:52 AM
@CrisF interesting idea, but you need to have laws to protect you and laws require people with sticks to enforce them. I have dealt with people squatting illegally on my property and it's not something you want to deal with, and then add in a blockchain. It would be interesting to only sell shares to very well "vetted" people that have some type of collateral they don't want to lose (like their reputation) for screwing you over in this experiment
i.e. try it out with KMD core people that are "trusted", that could be interesting
CrisF31-Aug-19 11:55 AM
Hi @dukeleto
This would be the "Enforcer" that @gcharang mentioned right?
dukeleto31-Aug-19 11:55 AM
not really
you need an enforcer with the law on their side
otherwise, you will have people living rent free for 6+ months, before you have the legal right to remove them
so if your "agreement" is "not understandable" to the local police, that is not good
you will need a "house enforcer" but it's more like somebody that takes on extra duty to help people get along, they don't have a huge amount of power to "enforce" somebody leave if they stop paying rent
many AirBnB's have a person like that
CrisF31-Aug-19 12:05 PM
In this case I wouldn't have to do this myself.
What I'm trying to do is make a simple demo showing off Komodo technology through a basic example.
This topic has come up in almost every serious conversation I've been having with people over here (Japan, but European and Middle Eastern projects) recently.
A simple run through showing off our platform and tech would be very powerful in moving these conversations to the next level.
I've heard that there are some projects working on this in Japan and will be finding out more about this next week.(edited)
There is some very big interest in 'tokenizing' assets, and I've had specific questions relating to real-estate and precious metals.(edited)
I've been looking through Tokens, Assets, Gateway, Prices, Channels etc an there seems to be so many tools available.
I don't have the knowledge or understanding to put things together, so slow going.
Help appreciated, @dukeleto!
pandaanu7331-Aug-19 03:11 PM
Any body here
miraculu01-Sep-19 01:09 AM
Good day guys, Please I need help.
I've been thinking of how to make a pool on a smart Chain.
The aim is to allow users vote for each other, And once the vote is complete I'll make an airdrop based on the vote. (I need to be able to query what users were voted for and how much votes they each got)
NB: I don't want to learn any advanced KMD development, I want to achieve this as a normal Dev, who is building on a smart chain via RPC calls.
Any contribution is highly appreciated.
NutellaLicka01-Sep-19 02:25 AM
Komodo run a voting chain where all KMD holders are airdropped 1:1 with the VOTE coin. Then airdrop your actual coin manually based on the winners or however the voting works. You could use a similar method to this?
repo to launch and manage KMDLabs notary nodes. Contribute to KMDLabs/StakedNotary development by creating an account on GitHub.
does each user have a known pubkey? If so, this is easily adapted, just change the set of pubkeys
CHMEX02-Sep-19 05:42 AM
Please no insults in any channel
artem.pikulin02-Sep-19 05:43 AM
You're trying to rush your question in different channels and even DM team members.(edited)
I told you I can't help with your specific question.
So what?
I work on another stuff lol
Seems like you deserve ban.
CrisF02-Sep-19 05:45 AM
Hi @CryptoMedication , You can share your idea here.
I'd like to say that @artem.pikulin is an amazingly helpful and patient guy in my experience and also very busy
I think everyone is willing to listen.
Post away. I'm a noob so can't offer much, but there are many here who can.
Smart Chains are easy and free to create.
It is your own blockchain and can grow as big as you like.
No cost apart from your servers, and can have nothing to do with Komodo (apart from running on Komodo software).
You set up 2 servers (one is possible). They connect through p2p network.
hold on a second and I'll post some docs that explain better than I can.
Komodo. Contribute to KomodoPlatform/komodo development by creating an account on GitHub.
It only took me 30 minutes to set up my own chain the first time I tried. (I was familiar with using komodo at the time)
increase the size of the pool this may be referring to the SmartChains' ability to form clusters.
CrisF02-Sep-19 06:16 AM
No worries, @CryptoMedication .
Following the SmartChain setup tutorial will have chains up for you in no time. You can experiment and ask questions here.(edited)
artem.pikulin02-Sep-19 06:47 AM
@CryptoMedication
1. Asking same things at different channels doesn't help to get the proper response faster. DMing random team members neither does.
2. Komodo team works on many various projects so there're people that do not have contributions to komodod.
3. Check the disclaimers: https://discordapp.com/channels/412898016371015680/614104760076730455/614379743420219393
You should respect people here and you will get the respect back, now you're just making enemies in this community.
Will be no surpise for me if you have problems with people communication in your life.


Deception -- how we are deceived by others and how we deceive ourselves -- is the theme of "Eyes Wide Shut," a perplexing, chilling and often surprisingly comic movie that could only have come from the mind of the late Stanley Kubrick, a director who was always more interested in challenging his audience than in pandering to it.
Though it casts Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman as a well-to-do couple who've been married for nine years (which Cruise and Kidman in fact are), this is neither a love story nor a docudrama about the private lives of its stars. In fact, despite the advance hype, "Eyes" features surprisingly little carnal contact between the two. That would have been giving viewers something predictable; instead, "Eyes" confounds expectations again and again.
So much of the movie is about the everyday illusions we create and/or buy into that when its moments of truth arrive they're as bracing as if you'd stepped out of a steaming shower straight into a winter storm. The shocks go straight to the heart.
Set at Christmastime, a season in which presents and trees are dressed up to conceal what they really are, "Eyes" follows Dr. Bill Harford (Cruise) and his unemployed wife Alice (Kidman) through a couple of tumultuous days and nights. Though they live a seemingly comfortable life in a glorious apartment on New York's Central Park West, we can sense from the very first scene a storm is about to rattle their little paradise.
Bill and Alice have begun taking each other for granted -- instead of looking he blandly tells her "you always look beautiful" when she asks him what he thinks of her hair. At a party thrown by Bill's patient Victor Ziegler (Sydney Pollack), a quietly troubled Alice pounds glasses of champagne and teases a Eurotrashy type into spending much of the evening on the dancefloor. Bill is almost picked up by a pair of striking young women who promise to show him "what's at the end of the rainbow."
Back at home, Alice ups the tension when she rolls a joint (she tellingly keeps her stash inside a Band-Aid cannister) and tries to knock down the invisible wall between them. What follows is a quirky corkscrew of a conversation about human nature that ends with a disturbing confession intended both to hurt and to haunt Bill, which it does.
It's a powerhouse of a scene, played to absolute perfection by Kidman, who has the smaller but far showier part in the story. Cruise, in contrast, is in practically every scene of the movie but more often as a low-key observer than as a participant. Though Bill is always around, he's not often accessible.
Loneliness is the other undercurrent running through "Eyes." Bill is forced to go off on his own to deal with his shattered ideals; a woman (Marie Richardson) sits desperately by herself at the bedside of her dead father; a hotel desk clerk (Alan Cumming) flirts with Bill in the hopes of getting something started; a pianist (Todd Field) talks about having left his family behind in Seattle.
Even when people do get together in Kubrick's sullen and dreary world, it's not a happy sight, since it almost always involves some sort of passionless, impersonal sex. A storeowner (Rade Sherbedgia) offers to rent out his young daughter (Leelee Sobieski) as if she were part of his inventory; a hooker (Vinessa Shaw) ropes in a client; costumed participants in an elaborate ritual pair up for silent, anonymous trysts. As Bill makes his way through New York, it becomes clear that while cheap thrills are everywhere, fulfillment is hard to find.
Doubtless many viewers will be left dissatisfied by "Eyes" as well. Like Martin Scorsese's "After Hours," another creepy and darkly funny tale of a solitary man adrift in the Big Apple, this is not a movie about likable, easily understood characters or conventional situations. Instead Kubrick and co-screenwriter Frederic Raphael (sp?) have designed "Eyes" as a tour of an emotionally barren Wonderland where people have chic-sounding names like Nightingale and Domino, where first impressions are almost always wrong and unpleasant realities are tucked away inside glittering facades. Anyone who knows Kubrick's work will tell you the man was not in the business of making crowd-pleasers, and "Eyes" is no exception to that rule. But regardless of how you feel about it immediately afterward, there's no denying the movie gets under the skin. In the same way a feverish one-night-stand can leave you feeling confused, angry and still strangely gratified, "Eyes" is a film with an impact that lingers long after its finale. James Sanford
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These functions control miscellaneous details of libpq's behavior.
PQclientEncoding
Returns the client encoding.
int PQclientEncoding(const PGconn *conn);
Note that it returns the encoding ID, not a symbolic string such as EUC_JP. To convert an encoding ID to an encoding name, you can use:
char *pg_encoding_to_char(int encoding_id);
PQsetClientEncoding
Sets the client encoding.
int PQsetClientEncoding(PGconn *conn, const char *encoding);
conn is a connection to the server,
and encoding is the encoding you want to
use. If the function successfully sets the encoding, it returns 0,
otherwise -1. The current encoding for this connection can be
determined by using PQclientEncoding
.
PQsetErrorVerbosity
Determines the verbosity of messages returned by
PQerrorMessage
and PQresultErrorMessage
.
typedef enum { PQERRORS_TERSE, PQERRORS_DEFAULT, PQERRORS_VERBOSE } PGVerbosity; PGVerbosity PQsetErrorVerbosity(PGconn *conn, PGVerbosity verbosity);
PQsetErrorVerbosity
sets the verbosity mode, returning
the connection's previous setting. In TERSE mode,
returned messages include severity, primary text, and position only;
this will normally fit on a single line. The default mode produces
messages that include the above plus any detail, hint, or context
fields (these might span multiple lines). The VERBOSE
mode includes all available fields. Changing the verbosity does not
affect the messages available from already-existing
PGresult objects, only subsequently-created ones.
PQtrace
Enables tracing of the client/server communication to a debugging file stream.
void PQtrace(PGconn *conn, FILE *stream);
Note: On Windows, if the libpq library and an application are compiled with different flags, this function call will crash the application because the internal representation of the FILE pointers differ. Specifically, multithreaded/single-threaded, release/debug, and static/dynamic flags should be the same for the library and all applications using that library.
PQuntrace
Disables tracing started by PQtrace
.
void PQuntrace(PGconn *conn);


As hinted by the title and flavortext ("exchange student", "radical", "simple"), along with the unusually frequent appearance of mouths, the rebuses in this puzzle clue Chinese characters, specifically simplified Chinese characters.
The first step is to solve the rebuses. The rebuses all clue commonly-used characters, with each radical positioned in the same location as in the clued character. While prior experience with the Chinese language definitely helps with this step, most of the clues can be solved just by looking up radicals/translations and playing around with handwriting recognition software.
The second step is to observe that each character translates to a unique word in the "proverbs" below. This can be used to backsolve the remaining rebuses.
The meaning of each word in the context of its "proverb" often differs from the meaning of the character clued by its associated rebus, suggesting that the meanings are irrelevant. It turns out that each rebus matches with a unique "proverb", and that the number of words in each "proverb" is the same as the number of strokes in its associated character. This suggests that the position of each word in its "proverb" provides an index to extract a single stroke from its associated character.
The rebuses and proverbs are sorted alphabetically (with the rebuses using the pinyin of the clued characters) so their orders are unimportant. The final extraction is clued by the flavortext ("stack"). Drawing each stroke in the position that it appears in its character and overlaying them on top of each other, we recover a new character: 肤. Translating it back to English, we get the answer SKIN.
| Character | Pinyin | Word | "Proverb" | # strokes / # words | Index |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 保 | bao | protect | "When you attack, do not forget to also protect." | 9 | 9 |
| 刚 | gang | just | "Be just, but also be kind." | 6 | 2 |
| 厚 | hou | thick | "A thick undergrowth lies before the fruit of success." | 9 | 2 |
| 咙 | long | throat | "Instead of your throat, speak from your lungs." | 8 | 4 |
| 判 | pan | judge | "Do not judge others by their wealth."  | 9 | 8 |
| 秋 | qiu | fall | "Be prudent with your jokes, lest they fall flat." | 9 | 8 |
| 照 | zhao | shine | "Let your words shine, your thoughts inspire, and all your actions extol virtue." | 13 | 4 |


This is the first time I arrived Mountain View, CA. I came here for education and I went to Foothill College.
I tried a bunch of new stuff and met a lot of cool people. I had my FIRST tacho in life.
I also enjoyed community college life really much. I took different classes and joined the college swimming team.
Got accepted to UC Berkeley. I was just chilling hard with my friends back in the days.
Started my life in Berkeley, CA. Declaring my major as Economics. I found out that there are so many talented people in this world.
Enrolled in the first CS class, aka CS61A in my life. Struggling REALLY REALLY hard. Trying my best to survive in college.
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OXYGEN (TV) (director/writer: Richard Shepard; cinematographer: Sarah Cawley; editor: Adam Lichtenstein; cast: Maura Tierney (Madeline Foster), Adrien Brody (Harry Houdini), James Naughton (Clarke Hannon), Terry Kinney (Capt. Tim Kirkman), Laila Robins (Frances Hannon), Paul Calderon (Jessie), Dylan Baker (Jackson); Runtime: 92; 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A psychological thriller about a sociopath who buries a missing woman alive in an undisclosed location and gives the police 24 hours to find her. The killer's motive at first seems to be ransom, but as the story develops it turns out that he wants to see her suffer and for him to get away with the dual murder of her and a policewoman, thereby he will be recognized like his hero Harry Houdini, as the greatest escape artist of all.
 He then has his partner deliver the ransom demand of a million dollars and the videotape of her screaming for help to her wealthy art dealer husband (James Naughton). The location of the ransom drop is at the Queens cemetery where Houdini was buried in 1926.
Assigned to the case are a team of NYPD detectives, which includes a working together husband and wife team, police captain Tim (Terry Kinney) and detective Madeline (Maura Tierney), and an ace detective Jessie (Paul Calderon). The married couple are going through a rough period in their marriage, where Madeline is not faithful to him and is lost in her own troubled world, realizing that she has a very dark side to her that she can't stop from surfacing.
Written and directed with style by Richard Shepard (The Linguini Incident), "Oxygen" is a compelling psychodrama, whose story is sickening but is superbly played by an excellent cast. Adrien Brody got the most he could get out of the character and gives a riveting performance of someone who has gone over the edge. Maura Tierney also turns in a spectacular performance, portraying a very troubled but courageous woman. It was clearer to find out what was troubling Harry than it was to get to the bottom of her problem, but her characterization of a pained woman was almost as interesting as his.
When the victim's husband goes to the cops even though he is not supposed to, the cops nab Harry after the ransom drop-off at the cemetery and a high-speed car chase into Manhattan. It then becomes a cat-and-mouse game between Harry and the police, with him refusing to talk to anyone but Madeline, as he spots cigarette burns on Madeline's arm and senses they have the same perversions and need for pain. The victim's impatient husband pulls strings and gets thev F.B.I. involved in the case, muttering under his breath that these cops are amateurs.
There are many problems with the story's credibility, starting from all the power the woman detective is given in handling the case, and the fact that NYC has a department code that states a married couple can't have one of them be the supervisor of the other. There are many other contrivances in the story that I'm afraid don't add up, such as Madeline being left alone in a room with Harry and without a two-way mirror or microphones, whereby he slips out of his handcuffs and escapes taking her with him to be buried with Frances. No police procedure would ever take that chance, and the film hinges all its marbles on that being accepted for its tricky ending to work. But for sheer excitement, the fast-paced film moves rapidly along to see if the police can get to the buried Frances in time, and in the meantime, Brody gives the performance of his career so far. "Oxygen" had some fresh air in its tank which it leaked out at times to refreshen some of its derivative scenes, especially the opening subway scene, where the lead police couple come across a wanted felon and give chase, in a scene that looked like it came right out of "The French Connection."
REVIEWED ON 8/5/2000 GRADE: B
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